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A BETTER CHANCE siIii, FOR LADIES AND GEN
~ = m1a ch'ett t& ta-t % cloting INTO cash FROM
~ q 80 Ter y tm 81 - az fas coats irn 81
g. ear ia N'00 = ifA1fs lsS ~avfut' avenue.
fwtity.uTS s4rstG 4 aha attsuaei By Nrs Harris.
-~----------.--
4 HhRE cHhSeE sea LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
II 70 convert trt egst elcttinf I'M cash -fnm 81 o.
yuJad iQr sk r.sf ig o. " s2 for ats from ~ -
81 g. fsnis anu ts'a Ns fu,rase sni c'rp'is bngh'
lVesf ta 81 .ocss !. Mn,s NJ. ~ SAD ~ nue.,
tNUr ahiA avtt as Navcscy place iais aite ndcd hs
Ms. H!ni..
Icr or rsrff~. svD GENTS cAsT OFF CtoTu-
~ tnQ vented sitn safIcfs Furniture nna JeEciry &C
IA s o. IcF sy ntles dealer ngc ny ps.
Tt,tns y att.rerG n IA ~ seventh avenue hciweerA
Nnsr,nih and 3wcncsa streets. Ladies attended " W
fEIqrn MD srKEr WAY T0R LADIES' AND
II E,utsMsn a. f. airt Gael ptit ~
tCiling, fr4hittfe, ttf r. tcwty md hun-
irassd ~ nrsAs tu ~ 81 sad nYtt 81 rOa' snho.
IL stts1sl Av'Nns, HHeea Tvguucih mud iwen',
arseA Which VII u rt .l attended 20 Ladies attended,
10 " Mrs A.
A GOOD crroTrrsfrv r. OFFERED To GENTLE
~ nrn hnyitE leit ~ Clothing dispose
oh'an Ire fi~agst ices ~ calling the al
de.srf dehn Aui At III rtri street. All orders puncua
~ ulttroed g.
GtEHcOAIS. cSTfcoATs SIS PAcfr: FRocK AND
~ Hrsus~- toa'A s,fa,efr 5gnss, vests, acc at very
N res and great tsans. II ~ lruce street. corner %
Mercer ne tlttk vtftst hr, adway M
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8 HIP PiN c ~ & y. &
por, of new YORK. December -, 1869.

ALMANAC gos v1aE--rnis DAY.
slsxs............7 - Eoos ,srs....... %
ssTs............... 81 -isg ssrwR..... u
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t1r11rr NNn -srEtR WAY In L,nlEs Az,
nia..lTARY u,


A MOTHER NEJEEAN or 1919 GCSE-BHoT1iERs.
IL ycu are nstl tiiepd the funeral Of another brother
ider Charles ra aturisyl morning. the 2lt
inst nteis olek fem Ia late residence, 10 - North
sec I'd street. wlisfus hrothefs All tna, can We
den'. sDcw who VIII b. ealedIe.t ~ S"rssssI5 ~, -
rsAAo w. rnrsr. Ad,u.an. ABM Dx,Lycol.
-iU WARD fvrTrENpEST GUARD.
The members of The a'0vc cnl,-v arr hereby notfad
a. attcnd q meeting a, the Seventh Weid Hate, sunday
Layaes " O'Clock III he purpose paying the LAT
,rue - iesrec, deceased trtsor member, James
Roouan ~ order. siS "i-asS captain
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FhIFNY, "
Asrrs,-The market was quiet with limited s1lcs q
tNih sorts az 4Ac
HEgAIsrvsIs.-Four-Thc market trner, and
holders demanded advance Of about ~. lhc,
whr not readily conceded by purchasers whictt
tended "a check Transaction The sales embraced about
20CO bbls,. cksng within the following range OF
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7 CsT-oN FRIDAY EVENING 18th INST IN THE
~ yeI.y OF Mulberry and orand streets small black
a. $500 dog /. -
LAD ga LIT Nite chafnr collar. with plate lneral
Iywed VII b. l4 ~ tA0 er returning tnc No.
sc oun Va street.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

KEY WEST, Dec l2-Bark Pilgrim, from New York for
Mobile, With valuable got ashore American Shoa
night OF 18th Plot boat Edna carried anchor to
her. hove her into deep water and brogh; her aey into
THE boz morning OF eth The Admiralty Court promptly
ui,d the awarded the Si3M The Pilgrim
sailed Mobile the sih she sustained apparent da
The Admiralty has been session the 9th inst
decSed the follow easessuJ 10 the sasors Sp
bg lmnacla6a This ashore IN August and
saved by the wreckers her hull sustaining very little d
She rails for { ad.z to-day
10 Of chip Gov Morton 5000 and the expenses
the suit
The has heard the testimony in the ships
Goico and Ocean but the rendering
few The amount VI property saved in the
two exceeds $2Ga Is thought that the Court will
the handsomely They expect or the Cero ordo
SlU,toc and Tor the tcean stan s-a.1sn
The Adiruty Court has the Of the American
bark Wdirc, but the Grand jury
oon, the evidence brought before them The Court has
not dirt charge d the jury
The : steamer WyGndotte 1t III Bergman command
ing sailed 10th Pensacola where she repairs
The ; steamer Mohawk sals to-day cruise.
The lighthouse schr James Guthrie, springer arrived
here the 18th the reef lighthouses and sails Toftu
las Il. Gay.
Tie I mail steamship Atlantis Crowell, arrived from
New Orleans the s,h She detained ~ Cedar Keys
two Gays, having been ashore In the harbor,
1he brig showers Showers, arrived the 9th from Ban
lor, with cargo natsrsl Tor foit Taylor
The brig Huntrcss, ksd arrived from Havana the 10Th
Came 10 having been sold To Havana
firm.
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r OS1-A CHASED GOLD PENCIL, WITH SCREW
IL eA'Lsn and god pen, IN the evening OF tue 2h,
lHccn ls ard IA Coca, while passing tile New York
.ts. tkt ugh W os.er aud Beecs streets rhomp
1l fEd VII W suitably rewarded by leaving al Is Warren
steoi. UP stals.
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7 osr-A FAIR OF GOLD sPEcTACLEs IN CASE,
IL ether in Broadway sage upon Sidewalk between
iioome anf Thirteenth streets, The Under suitably
ad.d by having them the box office Q; Wanssks
te W. X. BLAKE
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PERSONAL.

A NSAI5 1GIpck Is IMPOSSIBLE WILL BIZ ThERh
A RGusn EYE" WILL PLEASE CALL HIS CON
n munieaions shall be confidential the inorraticn
-------------------.---.-.-.- .--.------
pERLINE-wHERE ARE your WILL YOU NOT
~ write aid tell he' JOE.
wh Mrs T. sano;d ro ste o Sess ny + please
INFORMATION wASTED-THE UNDERSIGNED Al.
o. thS sss :" i Eox a, Bliss nader
S lrs u ar r h"ns f ns "a ssa S Of
CEASED Leiol. that can dine must be aseeraned wh
ss e r and ssne sof ss 70 w sosps
~ h ha hsirg N time q her dscsa a Said per
y CT say Yeas re" Should this notice by either
q ad r9 Or y he children they Win please give the
h h2EAsF " WE aIiES, Administrator.
srRIscrrlp, Mass, Dee ~ 1850
IMPORTATION wANTED-oF SALVADOR ABECAsIs
Cnrtc Eeal who supposed died here the 10th OF Oco
about him receive many thanks from his nephew Moses
Havana Hotel, No Leroy place.
INEoRMAIIoN, wANTED-oF JEREMIAH AND
heard pd's sn q ss IN s
FUZZY ~ thy ah nsm D S9ss s e bsn.
o'ktefe ls "ashng street.
INFORMATION wASrEp-oF WILLIAM corrER,
las NOT been Of he g. native 20 Ms% M aaa
Gf Tah q Gssns fsanG Any sncer
IA, "A East Thirty street. New York New Orleans pa
ca aoNHy ASp }Gv NY HART
AID Place q point, d Tor this Friday O.-ss
soEpoS NJ hothEs IS Z. EST TO SEND
letter Which las just arrived per Persia
M saek, vii please cal a. cas.eboom siebeins No 81
west street, where he viii hear OF good
SEAMES, MILO WIRE i THE CRUSADER, SAN "A
I,n Ign syt,s Mere captured, please call On fnos r.
CAEAn HIIL-INrogNATyoN OF HER WANTED by
- the british Consul n. II Broadway. Her name
came ss an "sf % musy sHsl N aam LELAND
"a Lousenaid Ave years ago
CTATEN IsLAND-Io COME THIS SATURDAY.
- morning at half a., nine o'clock The wagon will wait
1nt.i after .Llee. s,.M' a !. al TO come.
THE OWNER is REcu EsTEp TO CALL AT 80 PrKE
street ard take away box OF tools II called for In
,liee days II VIII be sou % "a! storage, DC
WILL J: v. MEET + / 7. AT PARK HOTEL. COR
81 q Nassau aud Bee man streets this day. between
LOST AND FOUND.
CAlIIoN-sIoLEN, From J. "; HIcKEys FURNI-
Iiaa a1eY me sei' aisrgs BLACK walnut Easy Chair
% Is p RES ana oi Pe naea esSre IN @
Ia ieMala TAU ior I.c.'eiy Of the same
LOUND-A BRACELET, IN THE STORE or CURTIS
w aa IKE MINER T isn 81 wasss
az LIoaa~a! between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
T osr-oN TUESDAY, IN FIFTH AVENUE oMNI-
IL lTs between Thirty second street and Eighteenth street,
tie sclet Inc lnd, a. he suitably rewarded by leaving
It .. = W s. ll,..y see. nd street
I osI-oN THE 2lsT INST, BLACK AND TAN
u, lam, o. ,laI' Tie finder by leaving at ~ Broad
7 osT-oN TUESDAY AFTERNOON, IN GOING FROM
IL nth street to Fort ashng,on, Portfolio containing
he meney by iatarns he bus to r Ernest Herald dice
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REM ARDS.

A REWARD OF $40 WILL hE PAID FOR Az OLD
"a Account fank lafria Tped newspaper lost
IA T,sdw Az MonGsy night Gail Ia Nassau street,
th3iG stUIy, T.o. ~ -.
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THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

- following is a comparative statement OF the i'm
Of foreign dry goods at New York for the week and
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F,Rraros, Nov 2Sd bark Virginia. nm, Turks fsanas
FEhstnA Tee Gin port echr crystal Palace Davis from
NNcrk Tor Pensacola Int IN IN distress MisceD
81 sA,oA, Aot Ain sort bark Venus AAinson frorn New
lofk or Afh, Tor 10 Lee 8
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OST-ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, IN GOING FROM
IL eth Fort Portfolio containing
so lves and bis pted The finder keep
The money by returning he bills Mr. Ernest Herald
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sDnnW, Rnnets =, WNlArdf Hossi
ehllVorth, James A, Absent
Stanton, Bent, ayattss = Pe1nsylyrnnsv
Sssvens, fhaddeus, SIS st .. Capitol Hil
Stevens, Isaac l., Private, SO l2thu
stevenson, John W., Private, 2fS t
stewart, James A, National Ho<sl
Stewart, VIM, IS Louisiana sv
Stokes, WIN. b., Browns Hotsl
Stout, Lansing, United States Hotel
Stratton, John l.. N, Wisrde'. Ofhce rs IA Az
Tappen, Mason W., National Hote
Taylor, NJ, Private, west side 2ist ri, Del sac N
Thayer, Eli, willsrds' Hotel
Theaker, Thomas G., II. ats, SIS Pa-sv
Thomas, James H., 81 i st
Tompkins, Cydnor b, washington House
Train, Charles R., Wiards' Hotei
Tnmble, Carey A, WIZARDS Hotel
Under wood, John w. IL, rs 9Th st
ysllandlgham, Glen. L., Ss %
Vance, Zebnlol B., Mrs. Harrison's, 5H "a. Az
Xsndeyer, VIM, Private, 10 Massaeasset" s'
Wsde, Edward, sss st
Waldron, Henry, W sshlnston Hoase
Walton, +. p, 500 81
Wsshburn, c. c., Clarendon House, 9Th st q Pa sv
Washburne, Ellihu B., 435 9Th st
Washburp, jr., Israel, Private, Franklin Row, SO
Webster, Edwin Mrs. HsIrson's, ST ra.av
Wells, Alfred, Mrs. Tilley's, "a Missouri sv
whitley, VIM. g., 5i2 18th st
Wilson, James, Washington House
Window, Wm., Avenue House
Winslov, Warren, 26 q st
food, John, 500 llth st
Woodruff, John, Wllards' Hotel
Woodson, samuel H., Browns Hotel
Wright. John ", Browns Hotel
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

WIZ ARDS HOTEL.-W Carthout and fami
Mass; a Merrill do;J Morrison NJ; Col Rug g.
Bar sn% Isdy; NJ MISS s Go ,aSy % so
M .s snd Hia sh do Jgdson and lady doi
W i5eMG nb Act Ames AID dsashts,, Mass;
do 81. end T IsS, Mas c Miss
MNssssr Do; Hax, do:x SSrs s?i ts sa ',s
Flaming Nt ses avn ssr II, nfT Ny;
Se: Hon PofIs C, DC; sh field do;J ReilI
Glib do Miss Msih aG; ao Hf% Wi.a. Ne NJ
S SYrd % q Ny; c ter, Wis; Hon vi i.ms,
rsTnsend do Miss hisa do; : CSs%S 1T,
"a; W AB sf.nsss; 40 Alwater' do; G Mccall,
e.. NA : IL. HoTTELIMrs Morton and darsa-
N%! g lad, suiys7. Stsekds. Frost Frost
NJ Tysf H Nc: q ad1 Fiji
Pai son Pratt ci Mr 9Th sa aid adv Eics MA. :,
d Bra, q n, Ark; Leete, o. A Reesid;. Pa;
HiRI s MS; sssSsas, y. Eyb p5si
5s;5 f;, ~ s. Hs.: "a
c"%stoCs aJsG tTisb, M9BRp s6, Hog, NJ: Miss
S.5dnsr; w woTthinsion, Md; Leafs .1I a.: %
luz s9 CIV! y ST. H9IE,r.P nallenbuk Hal n.
&ss s54 SGa as..si,p HfGsS S9s GiIs%a
sssrd, W E H.Gf ai' No; Hp ksl'o:, IA
Rn.. hRs eay DST1:ysoe T>pg; Case son. G
W.; VI Bell, Cal 4 smith, Pas Ms t ucs.
S Ss; mIs RRt os6i M.:s
" n ~ rau,; / Psreoas, Gov Moofehean. Nc,
Tenn; RcSmond. sc; Pr ss nj; hhE siI
w HTMn .s.: P. ROUSE Money; Va; sam
Cisg, Tx; Hicks, Tenn; + Leo. NY: Phil
NI;S Wl>e; Mass r SsuSSt. Nv; s Muss rSas,
Ne; S9n ding, o; W : Ashe, NC; WIillsms'
Md;W Riofa-ds, jr, Va. NOUNS
WASHINGTON HOUSE-R Pinkertop. q
n. nOHHP Pr II ~ 9 NevtoniN Francis Va: Par.
; John Heehl. Pa; John z Thompson, Pa; Hous
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ANGLoPHOBIA IN SPArN.-In letter to the
Times, A Traveller in SPAIN says:
1T is scarcely possible to give you an idea of
the bad feeling towards England pervading all
ranks of society in this country An English
man in Murcia few days ago asked his way
to the cathedral Of Spanish gentleman, who
most courteOusly conducted him On reach
ing the door the sacristan was not to be found,
and the Spaniard kindly offered to go for him,
but doubted his coming, as it was past the
usual hour. Tell the sacristan,' said the
stranger, that an Engishman does not ask
people to work for nothing English, said
the hitherto courteous Spaniard, English, are
you? then L shall not stir step for you. Tho
English are all bad. hate them ALL Re-
monstrance was useless. The debt is the grand
offence. They publish their own version of
the English claim; they suppress all explana-
tons; they call the English government duns,
Insurers, &c. Then, again they aft m that the
English are helping the .Moors with men and
money; and L was told last night, with the
utmost gravity, that when they have done with
the Moors they intend to give England les
son Nearly every newspaper teens with
furious leading articles. with sarcastic letters.
with rsked-up calumnies against the English,
and, OF course so much poison uncounteracted
must produce its Effects
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THE EVENING STAR.

AMoNa TIE STORIES told of the canvassing
in Paris for the seat in the French Academy.
made vacant by the death of De Tocaueville,
Is the following by the Boston Travellers cor.
respondent:
"A lady, one Of the most beautiful women in
Paris, warmly advocated Father Lacordaire's
claims to the vacant seat intending her elo-
quence for the ear of an eminent member Of
lhe Academy, who happened to be in the room
In conclusion, she directly appealed to him to
give the friar his vote. He replied: 'Georgi-
ana, Duchess Of Devonshire, the most beauti-
ful and intellectual woman of her day, took
most active part in the canvass for Charles
james Fox. In her zeal for the eminent ora
tor, she even went so far az to solicit in person
the votes of the humblest freemen She was
OF the greatest service to the Wing party; her
winning beauty, her rank, and the splendor of
her equipage. made her indeed an irresistible
advocate. In the hight Of the canvass she
appealed to butcher for his vote He said
she might have 1t if she would allow him to
kiss her. She accepted his terms He kissed
her. Fox got his vote The advocate of
Erisr Lacordaire understood the apologize,
and, holding out her cheek to the celebrated
hut very ugly academician, said: Take your
price The bride was instantly taken. FL
nslly, the Rev. Father secured his triumphant
election"
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PRPP66SRsAAHHft reg s ERiN ,FpiS TIE 9IhNKs
UNITED STATES.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRrSrrss.l
WASHINGTON, February H. 1854 Z

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRrSrIssl
WAsHiNSToN, February IL, 1850. (
In obedience To the REG uIements of the e th sec
ton of the aot of Congress enuted An act max
Ing appropriations 70 defray the deficiencies in the
for the scs year enSns iss stS Sf
June isse and In part for the support of the Post
soth Of Jane; 1880" approved February ls issO. WV
Scala. a. PRopos.Ls will be Ieceived until Tr,'-
Tor pR R.s ahE BLiNks Tes9i,ed for the use q
from thu LIST day OF pT 1862 Bidders viii , rtsts
tse p.r centn, dedHcios from she p-ioes axho-I z,d
xTo a tSsy 81 t 70 ne
Blanks aforesaid ' r'0P''' W p'iH' ''
The contractor will be required to execute
promptly all acquisitions made upon him ~
Blanks, and 20 deliver them st such points aud 20
Printing, with the oononrrence Of the Postmastcr
General. hall desisnsts TO be specified in the cor
as evidence Of tine execution 81 the order The oor
factor wi $50 lie required 70 enclose in each
oSntents OF ssid package. he ned to the
are TO DO envelopes 81 is ez Dense Of the
9Th ;toSt wIsppeTs sscu.ely tied with tsIae, ard
VII ym they s:s directed 70 be rent.
bidders WI he re9nired 70 furnish sati' factory
sd: to insure pnlf unity in the bIds. blank forms
o WI ~ he p nlshsd on ioNtIon a. th,
exact conformity herewith;
vii be !" fhe so9 to ne S
as it may he roqulr d. upon hls quisiuon, free q
Sos' Tor uanspo tatIUn, an Washing ton CITY or New
YORK, or at any point from New York TO which tlsc
cost o, transportation does not exceed that froru
New York 30 Washington City. ~ required 20 be
nsed elsewhere the additional nd risk oftrans-
torfstIon must lie borne bv the cont actor for print
Propose wi ne addressed to JoHN Br,sr
superfrtendent of The Public Printing, wasnins
ton, And endors ed Proposals for Prii ting Rasis
To be published three times week unit the
10Th day of March ia the Coustltution EveninS
etar states and Union, Washington: RepnhIe
car, baltimore; Penney vaninn AID Arsus his
elyhia; Dsv Book, New York, and Post Boston I
Feb ~ Ssa ct Mar N 10y SoesDh' '
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IL The late tragedy in Pittsylvania county. I'm
ma, In Which the Witchers and their friends
Gnu sle Clements and their friends were engaged
ana In which three of the Clements, were tiIIed
outright, and several Of the other party wounded
created, 1t is said. the greatest excitement in
the counties ad acent to that In which II occurred
o wen ds IN The immediate neighbour hood of the
'eSldrnce OF the parties concerned The instant
acduIItal "f the Witcher party, however, shows
the side Of their foes
W The decision of the Lord Chancellor and
Eo1us Justice has confirmed the decree of Vice
Nndnceilor Wood, which declared the beeuest of
ane Ia'e John Shakespeare to be void Tue de-
.iaieu OBJECT OF the btQuest was the format on of
aSnakspeare Museum in the house where shall
speare said to have been born at Stratford upon
1. ~ The above decision of the above named
go unoet the rule of law against lying up prop
cry III Perpetuitv, from which ONLY chartabe
oefnesS are exempted.
IL Signor Toledo, Mora's late Minister Of
ro ~. Affairs at Costa Rica, made his escape
o.' Oh the country in closed box, in charge of
.hofd Wife, who conducted the box and its~c con
ems safely To Punta Arenas where the ex-Min-
Is'ef embarked on board of sailing vessel to a
wi In Guatemala. Efforts We're made by the
hintary authority of Punta Arenas to detain the
"He OF the ex-Presdent, but by the timely inter-
Posiuon Oh the acting British and American Con-
sd's al mat port she was permitted 10 embark on
'oaIu 'ne steamer Guatemala TO Join her husband
IL Several of the WaIcottville ladies in Con-
.ecucut who were enjoying Jolly supper on
'Ieil c"n nook, while since. at the Allen louise
1S'pE' fellow peeping In upon their operations
lne mutation performances of the Soas Of Malta
SCI OUT oy Leslie's Pictorial. can't begin with
to,. a. ouIaIons the poor fellow went through be-
iole 'he J"iifylng females let up on him.
On The Look OUT-The Savannah Express
eahe Ihdi the three revenue vrssels-Harriet Lane
aiken ana Dobbin-stationed on that coast be-
tween cape Roman and Cape Florida are on the
sCdfP lock out Tor slavers. Last week it SAWS
me Doobin weighed anchor and took a run to
foft Royal, having heard that three slayers wore
expected in there
= VALUABLE DIscovERY-The CHATTANOOGA
tIehh Advertiser says that the rock called Fri
PoH. ana extensively used by jewellers in polish
ing their wares and in great for polishing and
hgntenlns all metallic substances door plates.
KNOBS, &c, &c, has been discovered to exist in
iafSe ana rlch beds near by Chattanooga.
N~General Tom Thumb, who is only twenty
TWO years OF age. has his yacht his fast troter is
without wife, and is rch is about to start again
10 make an exhibition Of himself He ia tired OF
a9uiet life. ard longs 10 be a spectacle again to
sdm.ring crowds ~
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MEDICINES.
IT Is NOT TOO MUCH 10 SAY,
L SINCE ILL,
OIL ID ND YOU NC.

vrz.-THAr R REsEE5kSSFivWEo WOODS HAIR
Will preserve ixfalii6ly the sro,stA and colo, of
the hair, if used two or three times week to any
,,mssinsbe age Perfectly. restore the gray. cover
make it more soft and beautiful than any Oil, and
preserve the soap free from al disease to the great
Ladies of al classes al over the world, bear test
Read the following, and Judge:
HICKORY GROVE. St Charles CO., Mo. Nov. ls, 81.
fRoF. U. J. WooD-Dear Sir: Sometime last summer We
we're induced to use Of Hair Restoraty.
% 10 u I'VE . TS. S1 to you and III:
been perfectly covered with and called scad
when friend, seeing sueings ADVISED MS to use YOUR
Restorative; did with little hope of 10
tn. ."r. and new ss and
crop Of hair started ont, and we say
other child. We refore and do hereby recon-.
mend your Renorave perfect remedy for all diseases of
tn. scalp and hair. We are, yours respectfully,
GEORGE w. HIGGiNBorHAM
SARAH A. HIGGISBoTHAM.
PROF wooD-Dsar Sir: My hair had, for several wears,
oeen becoming prematurey gray accompanied by harsh
mes. which snds5sa the aPPotiOn of
tive about months was IN that Condition; and
natural COLOR assumed sofn.s. and Instr.
greatly be preferred those produced the sppc
ANY ne 1 naf use s
used as Hair Restorative for the .imp. purpo..
refer to me all who entertain any doubt of its performing all
MRS. c. symorDs, ia Third street,
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 10, 1857.
WELLINGTON, Mo, Dec S. 1857.
PROF WooD-Dear SIR BY the advice of u friend of
mime, who has been your Hair Restorative,
duced to try it, had the fever time last May aud
nearly every HAIR my head came Now my has
come great deal thicker than Nothing but
duty and sympathy fe ell who
are afflicted as have been would induce give
public Of the benefit have received
Prof. W GODS Ha!r Restorative.
Yours respectfully, ARR JACOBS
The Restorative IS put up bottles of tn slzes
VIZ: large; Medium and small the SINAI no half
pint, and rctais for dollar per bottle the me-
dunn holds at least twenty per cent. proper
ton than the snla retas for two dollars per bot
Tie; the large holds quart, Az per cent. more in
proportion, and retails for SSa bottle.
%. j. WOOD& CO., Projectors, 3l2 Broadway,
New York, I'm tho great ~. Wire Railing Estab,
hshment,l and ia Market street, st. Louis, Mo-:
and sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. IA 5-eo3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-12
PROPOSALS. FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA-

Proposals will be received at the office of the A.
sistant QuaTterLnaster at Fort Leavenworth K r
next, for tine transportation 81 .Iitary Pm
during the years lseo cad 1861, on the following
IL From Forts Leavenworth and Riley, in the
Territory of kan,as, and from the town Of Kansas
rItory OF New Mexico or any other denot that o.,
De DESIGNATED In that Territory, and any point on
2 From Fort Union or suoh other denot sc nav
be designated in the Territory of New Mexion "
!hs posts or de2Ots that are or may be estabs shed
o tfe isry dsPaTtTent OF New Mexico, except
h. me weight to be transported each year not to
Thousand o poRds nor more rsn than vns hund'sd
lions t5OO1, coo potnds. ''o I'LL
P.oPossrs vii state the rate per no pounds per
formed on each rOnte in each month of the y e
and vii be made for each route separately"
their secs of Tesdenre, end be- pr. pared to entsr
1Dto contracts aad to execute bonds with good "a
The Assistant QaaTterma<tsr at Fort Lcsvonwortb
not to exceed Si50,sG each route a. soop rs CON
tracts shall he sv arded. o"" 00h
Contractors will be resuirod In bs in rsod;,..
LOT seIsies ny the lst DAY OF Nay succeeding the
81 sssspST,on to Be approved BY the
And, Is Transportation may be demanded st any
time for the whole wogh to be Transported dur,nss
places of business or agencies at o. in the yicin;ts
depo m NsW and Ct F9Et Union other
Esoh p-oposaI vii be accompanied by the names
sistant Qusrtermaster at Fort LsavenwoI, AS
ton. ~ " o '"'ie'"o-
Proposals will be endorsed as follows: "propo
tsissd 3 unls snIP"It3tl1n" and none Will be enter
tons set ,orth in this advertisement
Inc right Is reserved of rejecting all the bids that
ETAARTERMAsrSRG ENERAL's OFFICE,
iS IL Washing ton CITY, Feb. a..