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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

WILLARDS' HOTEL IA Kilgour Md. T.
L. L.. JoIdIn, Va w B d Dinsmore, Hon A B Con-
ger; Nichols, vi Finkle, Bell, jr, n Coles
y fulton, Hon A Soaring u Yk; Rev Tncks,'
BAG; Thorn, Ohio; Theo Bergner. Pa: DR.
1i3son, va; ) Fisk, Longnecker, : Lentz, Pa;
w Smith, Mo; Capt Cullum, USA: Brn ALL
ton, SC; T Poultney, d l. Bartlett, Md Col ZIP r p
Anderson. DC; Major l. Graham and fam. rs
A Mr. AID Mrs Mclver, Sc; Leutz, Pa; w n
hooPis and lady, NY c Wilson, T Leitcb,
r., Merrick, MendenhalI, Pa; f. Billings, ~
MIS- f Stevenson and daug htrr. do X j and
stevenson, Jas Fraser, do; Williams and
lady, DC; F Emmons, Md; G Hart, Pa; los
linens, Smith and lady, NY; Gen Garland
and lady, USA; ID : Garland; n A Wright and
lady, Mich; NJ Peterson, NJ; Carroll, Ne:
Mis- Carroll and son, do.
NATIONAL HOTEL-E Pendle,on c.,.
Geo Selden, w Bakewell, v Gonz4lez, Rue,
ner, l. Krider, Pa; w g Lyon, n : OIco,t I
BnnIm' inc Stage and son, E Lee, l. b Hen
~, NY; w Riddle, F N Hail. Jno Dawxman.
wilkins, Lloyd, jr, Mrs Liner, Mrs Rarr
Md; w q Riddle, N n: T HnbbelI. n g! q
Belts, l. w Marshall, J ID Ruddock 4 earn A
RnGR% aPs3!,oI smith. Va; c Gibbons, Md; R
Spalding, 5 Hurley, Va; Miss M N William
son, TX g Carey and lady, T. Monroe, J A
Daw; Ceahy' G Champion, A w Wilde, Mass;
Davis, Md; Hon " Bennett, n KiIham and ladv
Cal; w Edwards, Miss Huddleston, NYk: n
ronrs, Miss NOVEL;, Mich A b Cooley, Pa;
r. nj Chaffee and lady, RI; Mowry ir SC, p
Carter, Miss; w Hyman, Md: II Z and q Me-
ton, ia; yno l. O'Neale, X Pearson, Pa: X
Meade, USN; F sherwood NYk: r smith
&c Pleasonton, Fl r Thayer, Pa; j M Bowlev
NY w Crary, Fla. y
BROWNS HOTEL Stevenson NV. p
Brohouse, Mass; Rysrson, NJ: X Tidsn
DO; Wehle, NY: w Walliny do: w q ri
den, do; l. w Kirby, do; r. Stout and lady. Ten.
Deily, Mass; X Jones and lady, Ny; l.
smith, Nv; J Policy and lady, Va; " III Whit
ford NY; ID Seats, do; II w Glenn, Va: w IT
Hawks, do Huntaas, NY; l. whiineId, NC;
r. Shand, Va; = Ludington do: q X NcIve1
aud lady, sc; Gordon, Md; q w Garnett and
lady, Ply; r smith, o; II X wond NY; w
Wan. Va; w Phillips, NY; ) Glading, Pa: j
Anderson, do; DR. q Hamill and lady, Va; Mr.
nry- NY; w BealI, do; n Nj Myers Pa; II II
Towner, Wis: l. Casey, Pa; p Shirley, Tenn:
ii Holmes. Md 4 Simms, Mass; j JarsIi
and lady, Pa, VI Sanders, NJ; z PbiIIins md
lady, Mass; Jones, NY;
UNITED STATES HOTEL-OJ WALKER n
keid Va Reid, do; II Welsh Ma! N
middleton. Tex; F Nidpleton, NIX: IN Stone
NY Allen, do; r e Bronamgh, DC: M M
Dent, va; MIR Barbour, do; Dr. w Henderson. Nc.
d d H n do; Coyle, ~; Eatons NY; r
BlIeh and family, do; X C Vsndep In and Iadv
va Moore, do; Phenery, NY; II AlistoI
do w Aliston, Ark; w X Berkley' Va: w =
Mckine, do Stirges. NY
LAKEWOOD HOUSE j Barbour. Md. r "
King, Tex; HeIOld. NY; l. Denton and lsdv
Mass; Philips, Pa; + Glover DC: r Johnson
NY; w Allen and ladies, Va; Thornton. do,
w Pratt. NY; Rboads, Pa; w Evans, do,
w Mckillers, Sid; Sharr, do; l. EIsas' Pa;
w Coke, Mass; G Brooke, Cal; q Thomas,
"a, . Bealle, Md; T Brooks, do; J A KiIgour'
do; T Goyson, do; q A Mayo, Va; b n David,
Cole, do. "''' wv 'ai
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR MA.
l. RINE CORPS.

QuARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, U. 9. M. CoRrs,l
WASHING TON, January s, 1859.
SEALED Proposals will be received at this ofic.
p m, for furnishing the following supplies (cnss
2,s ass, as the case may bel for the sar les 8, viz
CLASS Mol.
2oe NON commissioned cfhoers' epauletts
En privates oountsrstraps
so rass waist plates
500 brass breast plates
| CLAssNo.2,
800 stocks (patent leatherJ
300 brogans pairs
500 knipsacks tgutta perohal
1900 fatigue caps, navy blue cloth, indigo dye
CLAssNo.S.
$500 yards 4 navy blue O 9th, indigo dye
S,fW yards blue kersey
l'o"" marine gray bankets. to weigh pounds each
4MH woole socks pairs
1850 red flannel shirts
400 yards white rattlnett
2nOa pairs linen overalIs
$500 linen shirts
1000 fatigue frocks
2 800 canton flannel drawers
CLASS No. s.
| QUO buff waist belts
I.nOo cartridge boxes
l!00 percussion cap ponohes
i.m0 bay onet scabbards
F F.: s s9.S;: oo% q: ''' o.
SerR eants' sV ords ....
MH s..ns ! a. { !fOr men and Do,D
Tenor drum heads batter and snare)
Drum sna.es, sett ......
Drum cords, each
All tile above mentioned articles must conform in
all respects TO the samples in the office Of the AS
slstant Quartermaster, 20 Spruo~ street. Phtn-
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OFFICIAL.
TRHAsuRy OKPARfMINf,
DeoernhAy lSth iase

SKALEp PROPOSALS will be received at this De-
partment until II O'Clock, noon of Monday the 18th
of January next, fo- ten millions of stock of the
United States to be issued under the act OF 18th
June, 1858. Said stock will be reimbursable in IF
teen years from the LIST of January next and bear
interest at Eve per centum per annum payable semi
annually on the first days Of January and July of
each year. r....
No bid will be received below par. and none for
any fraction Of one thou ,and dollars. No bid will
b considered unless one per oentum of the amount
10 deposited subj to the order of the Secretary
States, whose certih cate of the same must accom-
pany the bid In all cases the bids must be uncon-
ditionai, and without reference to bids Of Others
and must state the premium offered therein.
The sealed proposals should be endorsed on the
outside of the envelope, Proposals for Lean of
1885," and be addressed to the Secretary Of the
Treasury, Washington, ID. c. The sums which NAV
paid to the depostory Of the United States nearest
to his residence, indicated as most convenient
by him. Should bids be accepted from parties not
residing within the United States, they vi be re-
CURED to deposit the principal and premium with
the assistant tressurers Boston, New ork Phil
ade phia, CT New Orleans.
Certihostes ofstook for sums Of one thousand dol
lars each, payable to the successful bidders or bear
or. with coupons of semi annual interest from the
LIST of July next. also payable to bearer attached
thereto, will be issued for the amount of the 40
oepted bids upon the certificates of deposit to the
credit of The Treasurer Of the United States with
the depOsItaries of the United States. The stuck
will all bear interest from the date of su ch
deposit The interest from that date to the Let OF
July next will be paid to the successful bidder OF
| his attorney by the depositaTy where the deposit
was made.
Successful bidders will be required to deposit the
primo pal and premium Of their accepted bids on OF
n al ATNh may L.
post of one per cent will he Immediately directsd
| to be returned to the u unsuccessful bidders
HOWELL COBB,
de l8-lawt24Jan Secretary of the Treasury
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ID A child belonging to a woman in Wheel
Ing, named Ellen Powers, ffore to death on Sat-
urday.
o. Tom Paddock, the famous English prize
fighter Is about to visit this country, probably
on professional business.
III The dentists Of Indiana are about to form
q Stats association. Their seal will be molar,
with the motto 1--WE pull together"
u The whole ofRock Island has been de-
clared TO be the property of the pre- emptors,
and not Of the L. 5. Government, as has been
supposed.
G3-N. r. Willis, now travelling In Virginia
has got new wrinkle from observing the ) puth-
ern fashion of hitching horses to a swinging
limb. IL Is just as well 10 go abroad sometimes.
III No lady Will he admitted to the next w a.
mans Right Convention who does not shave and
sing bass. Moreover, the officers are expected
TO wear a moustache, says a roguish exchange.
IL When Rothschild was asked whether he
would not Ii Ike TO become a temporal King OF the
Jews in Palestine, ''Oh no, - said he, al would
rather be Jew Of the Kings than King of the
Jews -
IL The girl that eIoped with the negro from
Pontiac, Michigan, was followed by her father,
who persuaded her 10 return with him She de-
clares that the negro is her a rst and only love-
and that she will live with him. The father
has had his eyes opened, and is rather inclined
to think less Of abolition ddetrines This piac-
tcal application Is distasteful.
Ut While Kempler, a Dutch traveller In Japan,
was dancing lately a the Emperor's command
hC uou an TWICE OF seeing the Eth
press through the lattice and took notice she
was Of A brown and beautiful complexion with
black European eyes, full of fire, and from the
proportion of her head, which was pretty Iargp.
he Judged her tn be a tall woman, of about 81 I
and thirty years Of age. The lattice> were ham
lngs made Of reed, split exceedingly fine and
thin, and covered on the back with a TRANSPARENT
SILK, with openings about four inches broad for
the persons behind 10 look through The En-
peror II was impossible to see for he kept in the
Background, and spoke in a very low voice.
IL A case was tried on Friday in the District
Court, Philadelphia, which illustrated, in a
SINKING manner, the necessity for carefnInesS in
telegraph operator. The suit was brought nv
andrew Dyburg agailst The New York and
washington Printing Telegraph COMPANY. ,, 10
recover damages alleged to have been sustained
Dy Mr.. ID, In consequence Of the mistake of one
OF the eompany's employees A gentleman re-
sizing In New York forwarded to the pIaintiF
nOIlst, message instrncting him TO send two
hand bouquets, one of SIS and the other of SIN ,,
The message, as delivered TO MI. pryburg, called
Tor two hundred' bouquets, and he Proceeded
u MI the order. After cutting large number of
MOWERS, Nj ID. telegraphed to New York TO as
certain what the shape of these two hundred
bouquets was to be, and then the error was dis
covered, but not until large quantity Of flowers
was ruined The ju y returned verdict for the
plaintiff for 500.
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19SQI IN CoNTINUINe THEI1QsO

1G.lS business of the firm of Eivans 1903
instant We take the opportunity Of ststing dis
tnety our only terms Of credit for the futurevhich
nave Deen guaged with view to oui own security
and In conformity to the universal shortenii Of
credits throughout the country Henoeforth We
month, and shall insist on settlements in CASH, or
by note at date not exceeding 90 days.
To those Of our customers who will cash their
bills hen rendered, promise dedu ctIon of Eve
per cent on notes OF 90 days discount of four per
cent and on 60 day notes three per cent off, which
percentage will be credited to account current
bils. Our friends Will thus notice our intention not
only to lessen own labor and losses. bat to give
them the benent Of liberal discount for pronptness
and punctuality-sua a. yet not understood
thoroug hly BY many in w Arlington. -...t -.
III Small balanced and transient accounts. loon
tracted under promise to pay in day tvo) being
generally moro troublesome than profitable, must
hereafter be deo.i lined.
III. NO new accounts opened unless accompanied
by references or Enforcement. nor any other
terms than nlonthly settLenaents an casa.
ELVANS Il THOMPSON,
SIS Pa ave., between 9Th
ia 4-eo1m Intel States.1 and 10th SITS,
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EVENING STAR.

A6EM-Ths following, from the pen OF james
g. Psrcival, in one of the most touohins poems IN
the English language. IL moreover tehs 'he STORY
of many breaking heart; 80
The Deserted Wife. ....
HI oomes not-I have watched the moon 20 down,
md "a he comes not. once 10 was not 80.
He IN aks not how the bitter tears do how
The while he holds his not IN the town.
Yet ne viii come and ohide, and shall weep.
And he will wake my infant rom Its sleep,
To blend it's feeble waning with my tears.
u! how love q moths . watch to keep.
Over those sleeping eyes; that smile WHOM cheers
My heart, though sunk In sorrow thick and deep.
i had ! husb band oLce, who loved me-now
He ever wears frown upon his brow,
An feeds his passion on a waaton's mp,
As bees from laurel flowers 9 poison SIP.
But yet cannot hate. O! there were hours
W hen I could hang forever on his eye,
And Time, rho stole with silent witness oy,
Strewed, Is he hurried on, his path with nowes'
j loved him thsn-he loved me, too. MY hearI
StI hnds It's fOndness kIndle II ne tmne,
The memory OF our loves will ne or osPs''
And though ne often STING ms Win oa1L,
Veaomed and barbed, and waste upoa ING VIC
Caresses which bIs babe sDd mine shoeio snare,
Though he should Spurn me WILL calmly oear
His madness; and should sickness come and lay
It's paraly xIng hand upon him, then
/ would with kndne - all my wrongs repay,
Until the penis ent shOu d weep. and say
How injured and how faithful had been.
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H. THE ONLY Article
" N r VA L L s ID IN NJ KBT.
With IMMENSE
HOME AND EUROPEAN DEMAND,


The reason Why. 10 that by Natures own process
II restores the natural color permanently after the
haIr becomes gray; supplies the na;ursl finds and
dra1 i;oSins and SesI rom me A. o am
tones up the nerves, and thus q nervous head
the scsp ard hair i vii stop and tse, q fcm , o.
ina OF; s1Gsss soft, sIoIss hsaIks asd Be asGs6
vii never fall OF become cav: psep. resd.r' sesd
the following and Judge for yourselves:
nssrs. o. J. wcoe q oo.-eenI--u-r: H.rtss h..rs .
god deal about Professor Sects H.r R-or.s. snd nv
Prssc. y r . % .a s .S. -.
he'd .s.os a. manner Of P.seni and ,Sert
The resuh has been -Els thai very slsd
n.nt Of others .ho may ;. ray s ~ss but Who s.rsas
rre5sdlce without fr e.tiins ssds
pro proSf being oos.r dsnossirsiSs write
DIRE. ii . .s -sss nay sSr T. an. ,s =, .1s s
the n 7. Wire Railing sss bishneut e'ery day.
being slo.s1sr sAioksT ana .scs
more h..lthy loosiDs:
Corner Of oolsmsi. ana o.rrolIss, sroosiya.
L.I,.sro. Ala. p.s. IL. Iss.
rnor. woop-psar Sir: Your hair Rtstcr.ti.s doss
:isss Smiah.t Cor .. wee s.ss
fem sths burn when va. auii. an infant hys been
have sse lead 81 hair GrOvihs .r. having al
usLI. rsm.sy nov .rt.st ara ss,.. a. .ha -. .e,.s
;.s way 70 ass your fos can r.s.e s. zoe
rnn,DrIrur.. sept o 1877.
PBoy. Woop-Desr Sir: Your Hair provtra
itseh highly beneficial The hscf
part &C my cad almost last 20. co,erug-vs ct HaID
have used but hall pint kcter'
nov the my head 10 oil studded with PROM off
crop n fsr aud the o. alec receiving
ave tr 81 otl or preparations without
ever thint r. my own personal reocmmsn~.tlon.
induce many 9TH & try Yours respectfully
d. y. THopss n. D.. No. ses Vine street
The Restorative 10 put bottles ofthrce sires,
VIZ large. medium ard small; the small holds y
pint ard retaiis for 81 pr bottle: the medium holds
mn IN nftrfnssn han aka
small retalls for 81 per hottie; the large holds
quart ~ per cent. more In proportion, and retaIls
o. J. WOOD a CO., Froprietors. Sl2 Broadway
New York, (In the great ". Y Wire Rsilnz Ia
Aud sold by all good druggists and fancy Goods
Dealers, No ~ SIN
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NorrdE FOR kt les: saii CERTAIN
LANDS TO MARKET IN THE STATE OF

ALABAMA. VI
Notice 10 hereby given that the la of1oe AZ Eibs
IN the State Of Alabama, will. and after the 8th day
OF December next, be open to the sals at prlyate
entry and location Of all vacant public ands em
braced In the following townships. which were sub
Iect 10 entr' and oltlon prior withdrawal bel
lands which had been Withdrawn as prababI " ia linz
within the pre.orbed limits of selection of the raj :
rnan grant to Alabama by act of Congress- row ed
Ia SAID limits. viz:
North Of the base line and east Of fAs ST. Ste.
phens meridian
Township 7, Of ranges Is "a, Is, B. a. a. q and 50
Township 4, OF ranges q, "a, 25 IS n % ~ and so
Township 9. ofranEe "A. ~ W.
Given under my hand, at the General Lard Ofhoe.
at the clty OF W ashlngton, October On, 1853,
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
90 ~ WlSv COmmissInuer.
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limited STATES MAIL LINE.
Only Regular Lsns, and Without FsiIuy.
for Eight IGSys.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
VIA PANAMA. RAE-ReAI.

CANTONESE many frauds and impo- <e<ooA
sltIons of various kinds have been lately H&51&<4
F0RNiA, that the subscriber. the only authorized
agent for pansage BY the U. 3. Mail Line, via Pans
ma. in tho city OF New York, feels II his daty 70
caution ali person. SEEKING passage 70 c.fsrpis
hnd the true othce of the Steamships of the u, g
Mail Line, via Panama Railroad as no other ofios
IN T MoT YORK Is authorized to enesEs Passsxe
which is In Wcst street, corner of Warren at,
fronting on the North River, at the head OF tie
ComDany's Wharf.
M Observe my sign over the door.
ie1s ]. w. RAYMOND, Agent, New York.
THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
One OF the STEAMSHIPS of thi. Compnu,. o.rr,in.
the United states Mail for ACAPUEO. ~Ht0pe
Panama twice each monthSon the arrival 9k18
OF the United States Mail So. Com pauy q steemers
which leave New Orleans and New York rsrulsTiy
ROADS.
These steamships have been inspected and Al,
p.oseo ei the NAVY Department, and guaranty speed
The Panama Railroad "a miles long is now com.
pleted from oce an TO oceaE, and is crossed in or
New Work through 10 san FHncsco and Osseess.4,
are embarked at Panama hy steamer at the com
PANS expense The money paid in New Yori
covers Oil expenses of the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
San Francisco TO prevent detention in case of acci
dent SO that the route entirely reliabls-no failure
nxe at Asplnwall.
charge of women and children without other pro
tectOrs. ~
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply .t
RS9MSND-or to ARMSTRONG isf IBt & w
ton: watt
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de I8-lawt24Jan Secretary of the Treasur

FURNITURE REPAIRED =
L. AND VANISHED.
SONS, Chairs, 60, r. GOV ered and packing Fur
niture attended to by JAMES WILLIAMS, No
5l2s7th street, I'd floor.
urnIture Polish for cleaning and restoring to
their original lustre All articles Of Vanished and
& Bro, Odd Fellows Hall. or BY the su bscrbe j.
WILLIAMS. SO 18th street.
FOR RENTING third story Of the building
No. 6l2. 18th street. "a by So feet. Q. Is- AZ Wifi
MINK. MUSKRAT, COON, OTTER and al
w. descriptions of raw SKINS purchased AZ the
highest market prices.
LEWlSSON'S FUR STORE, 4,
de l4-eOlm 500 Pa. av.. bet. 9Th and 10th sts,
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NOTICE OF THEsN DiscdNTINUANcE OF
THE "PLATTE" AND 'CHARIToN" DISTRICTS THE
OFFIcEs FOR WHICH ARE AT PLATIsBURs AND Mi
Ian, MISSOURI, AND THE SUSPENSION OF ENTRIES
OF LAND THEREIN.
Not Ice Is hereby given that, IN pursuance of law
In view OF the fact that the unsold lands IN the
Platte" and "Chariton districts" in Missouri
are reduced below one hundred thousand acrea in
eacn district, the Secretary of the Interior has d.
tected the discontInuance of said districts and that
the lands heretofore subject to sale and entry at the
omces at LArIsBuRG and MILAN be immediately
wlthdrawn, and made again subject to sale and en-
w A. BONNEVILLE, IN said State, from and after
he SlSf day AZ March vert, prior to which time no
application" will be Ieceived at the discontinued of
noes, or entries permitted, except in eonssmdtias
crtSting prs-tmpttoH claims.
al persons entitled TO PATENTS at either of the
omcss at PLATTsBURs or MILAN are requested to
call for tho same on before the 3lst day of March
next as as after that date they will be transmit ed
to Bonneville for delivery. Patents are delireysd
free Of chdrse.
Given under my hand at the CITY of w ashinstou.
this twenty first day of December, A. ID. I858
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
de q w6w ~ O'-~S'
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Traveller Dirsstsry.
N. YnoA wAsHINaroF
LII EO1 TO ALL PARTS OF YAD
" w II - T.
&As Sc
Traveller Dirsstsry,

Baltinsrs and Ohio Railrsad.
rs WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
TWO THROUsH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
FROM w1satSiS iftSs' Fur sSfs' f;AE WEST.
,,.. MAIL TRAIN i fS,9.:; ,s,, s,,d.,
exceptedD connecting cloeely at Washington yunc-
ton, for Cumberland and Piedmont.
I'd; THE SiNCINNATi, ST. LOUIS AND
m. next day, and connecting directly with xDress
Tram for Louisville. Cairo and the Southwest, and
TO view the Grand Mountain sssu.r, of,s. Ro.s
IN daylight, take either the 7.<5 $50 ,. N.
trans from Washington.
For P.TStsrsoar6 and all Stations on the North
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take the same.
tors, and every other possible facility win be foIns
WAY PASSENGERS for the MAN stem Of IN.
Baltimore And OHIO Railroad viii leave Washing
For ali points between Washington Junction and
For eli Stations between Piedmont and Wheelins
take the SEQ ,, m Tram. To connect with the Fred
sriek Tram take the a%o ,. m. Tram.
FOR BALTIMOREAN AND THE EAST.
Leave Washington for Baltimore at 6 10 and ~
a. M, and $50 and IS ,. m. On Sunday at Sop. m
Leave Baltimore At - and ssa O. m. and $50 and
S.S ?. m. On Sunday 1t 4 50 O. m. only.
The 7{5 and ass trains only will stop st way sta
tons and for Annapolis connections.
ing trains for the rest. and the $40. rs and sS
p. IN. trains for the east.
For further information insulre az the Baltimore
and OHIO Railroad Ticket Office, wsshInston.
T. H. PMAk a. = ssir4A{E fn''
noH Master OF Transportation. Baltimore.
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NEW ORLEANS SUGAR p mo,.ssr.
We are shortly expecting the brig Seorais, With
40 hossheeds SUGAR. -
SO barrels MOLASSES.
Tnis cargo has been selected especially for this
and the District markets. and il represented to be
of choice quahty.
u wall be offered at public auction on ARRIVAL, of
FOWLE CO.,
de S-eotf Alexandra, Va.
NJ DRESS MAKING.
has removed to the Wheeler Il Wilson SEWING
Machine Agency, No. $50 Penn. avenue, over the
Messrs. Galts' New Jewelry Store. where, having
spacious and pleasant accommodations and in :
cd facilities for eouting promptly the orders
of her patrons, she invites the ladies to oal and
leave their orders
All descriptions of Family Sewing will be exc
cuted IN superior manner under the superini end
ence Of Miss Dyer. de % 3taw3w
II DINNER PARTIES"
DlNNER PARTIES Will be furnis ed to FAM
hes at S. So, and IS per head; or, If they PREFER
hrst class French cook can he sent to their resi-
dences to pre- pare dinner for Them at the mod
charge OF 81 for his services.
Those wishing to avoid the trouble of marketing
can have the best the market affords cent to thor
houses at cost prices.
One more dshes will be sent to any part of the
cIty for those who NAV desire 1t. | susran tee 10
furnish better dinner than any other emit
C. GAUTIER,
de15-eo2m 2s2 Pa. av.. bet 18th and 18th SIS
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PROPOSALS FOR LITHO6
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING,
WAsHINGTO TON, December 81, 1859

WASH NGT TON, December 81, 1885,
Sealed Proposals will be receiy ed at this OH oe
until Monday. the nth day of January, 1882 &C II
o'olO' K. for engraving stone and printing from
the same. for the use of the Senate and House OF
Representatives of the United States, certain
MAPS and CHARTS communicated to Cong ress
United States. VI "
fne Maps and Charts (of which from two to three
thousand copies are to be printed will b, open for
the inspection of bidde at this office until the morn
Ing of the day for closing the bids This paper re-
BlaEk forms for proposals will he furnished 10 ali
who purpose to bid and bond and approved securi-
y Will be required from the SUI cessul bidder for
the faithful execution of his contract.
IL Is to be distinctly understood that no bid will
be received from any party not dlreoty engaged In
bid for.
The proposals must be addressed to Geo. W.
bowman. Superintendent of the Public Printing
Washington, and endorsed Proposals for Lithos,
raphng." GEO, w BOWMAN
de 81 sotd Suner,ntendant