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, 1862-11-17
THE CITY.

Eo Paper on Saturday--T1le Reason
1Fny-
Nearly all The subscribers to the TRIBUNE
we're disappointed, on Saturday, by the nom
receipt of their paper. In the city, many
breakfast YVES allowed to get cold, and many
g good wife received crusty answer, while
the impatient husband was anxious}5 watch
ing at the front door fer the morning news,
already lorg delayed. In ths country, thou
Cards Of disappointed ones turned gloomi1y
from the rushing train, as the boy shouted,
"No TRIBUNE to-day" Oar counting room
vas thropged with persons from early morn
ing until late at night, all eagerly inquiring,
s'Where's lny paper?" The sensation which
this one failure OF the TRIBUNE to appear oc-
cassoned throughout the city, was equal to
that which wculd be produced By the gas be-
ing shut of a. the works on some dark night,
or The Chicago river o7erlowiug its banks.
And all this commotion was caused by the
breaking down Of our engine. Just as the
press had commenced to throw off the paper
q. the rate Of 5000 per hour, it suddenly
stopped. The power which had driven il WAS
40 longer able to perform its allotted duty.
And SO it happened t1ar our subscribers did
not get their papers. To compensate them
as lar as possible for the omission, the issus
Of Sunday morning was delivered by tht
carriers, and also that Of Monday, as usual
with all the additional telegraphic and loca
reaB which may be received up 10 the hon1
Of going to press.
, 1862-11-17

t8 Major Reid Sanders, son Of George
Sanders, the recently arrested rebel emissarY,
WIS educated at the expense 0! the city
Of New York, and graduated a: her 4cee
academy il 1So3.
, 1862-11-17

WTANTED.-EG GENTS, SUIT
w LEES, NEWS DEALERS,
PEDDLEIzS ATTENTION.
War Maps,
LJoydsA New United States FTaP.
Price hfsE eers SeEr to any ps1t Of the cou1Ey On
receipt Of price, post paid
Stationery Packages
10 different styles;
The best and cheapest put up In tho "ess.
R RR 0WN MI o WIS GR a 4 HUM
Ketsil price 125 sentby man. postase paid On ID
cespt Of price.
PuRT FoL1os. nsR- INK sTAAD5-
over $500 New Maps 1uss received Agent8
seno sssnp -'h ~ &, 4. LANDON, Agent.
s8Lake street, opposite fremont Heusa-
, 1862-11-17
auC1lun 4dlRB.
DY VIM, A. BUFFERS & co !,
ID AUCTIDSEERS-
CH I N T. - e

JAPANESE GOODS,
Including the l.rgrsr ce1eetton of Oriental Wa.eH
tic taS ie ~ii tars 10 oopor:nnity Of 3ujEtag far
thenA ~ III sc ", b: = exa.bi,n q thss s.4lY
aErs's.n It, con. .nea .. 10 o'r1ck on TUESDAY
MOhEISG. and eo-tauea snui ali ass dtsposed ok
1t cur Sa'eEooms.
Nos- 46, Is and so Dearborn street.
Esen1s '4ys i TT, sss of
an sr anT M nashn
TEA Fols. Or Chimes Tables. Esse sle sa,ezblY
tnssaa;1so tear1n lett Coiaussos Hsad oEra,e. aRd
San1 DIs.s Paiter + that oT te,snte fn hcsan5t
xsssnE , q : ca:Isas but besn,.sal se.sriasioa;
*tsre *sfS sfa snss of k1d Ga17:s: aad
tke1ch:es iapestTT. Table asd Ttana c,ge:s tn
9nS e!5s 's5s 70 pe except t3 ~.
Ttys etss ys1y eas5 3rk :soxes 9isn ssrvsd
IoI5 rt1nss: I.oaH=ee Fig a7d most curl :asly
gaT r of tancy asuc1sa ~ Ia nss;ea:
OEtenta t:o nuEneEons 70 p.tcu size il aiTertis
have anneurce. Thts SALE wone now tase place
'qs - at'NS CO. Auctoueerz
| 1lY GILBERT s. SAMPSON.
I IL General AasesoaserA
| TRADE SALE OF
Hardware, Table and Pocket CUTLERY.
| AT AUcEI0S
| On THURSDAY. Nov 20tt at 9x o'clock. nc VIII
sell at 1nr sHrsroon,: No. s. Lake sreet frash ana
desirable iny7ice Of y Ise.ec:ed stacS If VAC
nsais1s Vii Ind It 10 ts: aysns t. attend ths
| sal-, GILBERT d saMpS IN.
| * OyEPW 3[FNT CAT,E
, 1862-11-17

80 bags ut $1.40; 30 bags Clover at $5-25; 81 bags
Flax at $2.25.
LARD-Market quiet and easy. Sales 2 tc1s
country kettle at 8Hc.
COoPERAGE-Sales SEQ Pork Barrels at $f.70.
BAGGING-Fi1m. Sales 40 ba1es Gurntes at
27c.
BUTTER-The market ia not 80 active. rs chip
pere refuse to operate ut the prices asked By hold
ess in consequence Of their being no margin to
ehip to New Io;k. Sales Is fskins good dairy at
16c.
EGGS-12A1sc ner dox for Iraah =:
FOuL1RF-chlckene per doz 81. Turkeys per
L II6c.
SCGARS-Nafket firm and without change.
COEEEES-The market stil1 retains its hr1naess
ard tends to a further advance. We note nn
change in quotations since yesterday.
, 1862-11-17
Call on Dunlop, 5ewcn i G5palding foz Printing -
uo711-h22il7

~ Cook l. McLain, s.sana DYsrs and scour5ra. s.
Dearborn and l20 S. CLARK streets, clean and dye
ladies and genemens' clothes in the best and cheap
est aune. The oldest sstastsaed ho1sa u the city
, 1862-11-17

pERsoSAL-Senator Grimes Of Iowa and
Hon. Vim. Window Of Alinne5cta are at the
Sherman House, en- route to Washington.
, 1862-11-17

FREE lEcTENE.-Prot. Fowler delivers q
free lecture this evening, at Metropolitan
Hall. Subject, 'SelElmpToyemeut." This
is positively his last week in Chicago.
, 1862-11-17

PERsoSAL.-TAe Rev d.. Bishop, Of St.
Johns Church, is aunounced to lecture Ga
Tuesday evening at Dubuque, Iowa. snh}ecs:
"N;oral Power.'' The well known ability Of
lhc Rev. gentleman will undoubtedly draw
forth large audience.
, 1862-11-17

Acc1DEST.-A young lady named Mary y.
Brown, dress maker, living on West RIM
dolph street, was seriously injnIcd On Friday
afternoon, by filling down the outside steps
leading to tbe basement OF S:cphani Brothers'
store, opposite ihe West Market. We under
stand there is but little hopes Of her re-
cofEfF.
, 1862-11-17

DEAD.-The young man Michael Ryan,
oliver on the Madison Street Horse Railway,
WHO was injured on Saturday by falling under
tho car, which passed orer him, as Stated in
Yesterdays TK1rrSE, died on Saturday night
at the Mercy Hospital, whittier he WAS con-
yeyed Immediately after the accident.
, 1862-11-17

CoSr1NNAr1oS.-T1op persons were con-
fr1ned yesterday morning ut the Bishops
Church, corner Of Peoria aud Washington
stre3ts, by the Bishop Of this Diocese.
, 1862-11-17

Go TO TIE BEsr-Go TO BETAEN& STHATToE's
CHICAGO COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, to get thorough
huairasa
, 1862-11-17

For tie Week Ending Nov IS. 1862.
The receipts Of Beef Cattle aad Hogs at the va-
.ious yards in the city during tba past week ead-
iaE o-d1y, are as follows:
Bssyca. Eess.
Week ending Nov. Is. ....... ....3796 Ti5i6
RATES or FREIGHT ON LIVE srock FROM CHICAGO
70 DE1Es1T.
osttlez !, '7t' mS9s; (:
..icn. Cent 4 Mich. South. large cats SIS $ CIT
CaEs OF 11g feet. n9 g. :,
Michigan Cent, ar=l cars ..--..-.- Is IS
TO BUFFALO Oh sUsPESs1oE BE1Du6.
Nich Cent j. Aiich. South large cars S100 GO cts
::ieh Cent. s1nsil zzs.-...........- % 81"
Fort Hayne cars, 224 feet et.--....-~--. 91 60 "
1of1rEsUaaa.
Pitts, =, $ Chi. cars Of I'd feed. .$se g ets
Aiss Ga sGa;h' ~ ls5Ss es4s of da5s S tset g e.
Rates to Dunkirk. per car Less thanto Buffalo.
when shipped by all fail.
Rates to Dunkirk, 2xc 2 TOO rs less than 10
Buffalo, When shipped by all rail.
BEEF CATTLE.
The receipts for the week ending this evening
have been comparatively light, footing up, ac-
cording to the 1etu,ns furnished to the Board of
Trade, 1876 head, which shows, as compsred with
the receipts Of the week previous (7,2go). q de-
crease Of 2a4- Tie light receipts together with
an increased demand By government contractors
and packers tended to give $ little animation to
| the market, and prices fo7 good packing cattle
| ruled shade d71ner, o1t @lsaou: !quo able I'M
| provement. Sca1!swags continue dull and neg
! lected at q range OF s1.25G1-75. A few lots o.
extra packing ca.tle sold at $500, but these Ters
| extreme outside figures.
We quote closing prices as follows:
Coed to extra Packing Beeree. ...---.-s2 5aG3.o
| Nj drum ----.... :@gsS = =
t eCallsTs;-E @GD1-''
| TO-DAY the receipts were light, amounting tt
44a which were distributed through the Tariou
| yards as follows:
/ ctEf11G1l 3 lAIQ9 .oj
Pittsburgh Yards ..---...--..........,...... u
The receipts generally were Of batter quasit
than those cfgestezday. and under good deman
both BY packers and government contractors, th
market ruled active at Al advance Of fully 12C j
yesterdays closing prices. We give the follow1u
| es1EG.
, 1862-11-17

Postal CCERESc1.-Co1lecte Haven will
dispose Of $4,000 in postal currency this
morning, in Sums of SO to each applicant.
The Office will be elened ut oL o'clock. a
few more such opportunities as this, and the
little" green backs'' will be in general clrcu-
Luton in the city.
, 1862-11-17

TH6NGE IN OFFICE HOU URS.
I IN account Of CHANGES to be r1ads In Ka1'Inaa
Time Cards on aut atsr Mondsy TOY 11sa oas
fnsfead of l. II 10 s. F. 81 h II. ColylN tof q q
ted Etstes nj rcsa Companv snd JAS- q. fAhfo 1of
American Eyptf IS E5mr9nT. ..,,x~.-.e+
Chicago H.. Nov II 1861. AvAf.-tst4e
, 1862-11-17

FRENCH C1AssES,-Atteution is directed to
the advertisement Of lions. 4. Flyarger,
teacher OF French. lie is said to be In every
way qualified to impart j knowledge Of his
,uo,her tongue. His cl:assc5 meet from to t
I. H., and from ~ TO :'p. Ii.
, 1862-11-17

We append the new timetable adopted by
the railrsads named, which goes into effect
Sunday, November lG!h. Trains will arrive
at and depart from Chicago as follows:
SoRTHWEsyrRE DA51HnaD
, 1862-11-17

TIE MATER Nu1sANCE.-Conp plants are
made by citizeIs that the water furnished by
the city already " "suaelleth afar OFF, and that
its symptoms are very similar to those in the
early stages Of ''the complaint" Of list sea-
son. The City Fathers convene at the Coun-
eli Chamber this evening, when =" Ye Smelling
Committee" can report progress, and further
consider the subject,
, 1862-11-17

CORGHUM.-The highest market
price ontsaned and eouslgameat1 1aylsen py 7. ..
DAY.No, il Dea<botA EKecs. aaa&12Skh
, 1862-11-17

NJ AETED.-Per7ens ranu;rinc
tf help. t. cau at tae EmigEaat and Esapioys:ent
Cice4 109 Clark street. Methodist Episcopal CiIur:E
Block where Eay be tocud sale sud f:nile he.p TO-
st5 aa rdsss tsom IT. the ,s's soantFg RTf
HAMILTON Persons With good references Tsutt!iz
respectable sltnatioas Easy find sucE at this css-
, 1862-11-17

SKETCHES OF ILLINOIS OFFlcERs--We un-
derFtand that new edition revised and great
Is enlarged, Of Major Wilson's Biographical
Sketches Of Illinois Officers is now in press,
and will appear in few days. 1t will contain
much additional matter, including sketches OF
ColoDe1s Richardson. Dennis, Kirk, and the
1amented Thurston, killed at Coriuth, and
Ge1crals Baldwin, Hoyey, Morgan and Ross,
bssides number Of new portraits. The price
will be the same as the first edition, Of FIVE
thousand copies, now nearly exhausted.
, 1862-11-17

N7ANTED-Aeeats TO canvas for
w the forthcoming History Of the Civil War y
America hy JoHN s. e ARBoFT tautheE st Ene LIE
II t.crtiren1al Europe, Sc} Agelts viii md tn's
rare selling nnok TERMS liberal. Apply Tor tetf1eqTYY
Pcst Ot,ce ROY Sa3 ans pS591y
, 1862-11-17

T. NJ. C. a. socIABLE.-Tract visitors and
all interested in the work Of tract distribution,
are requested to attend the monthly meeting
Of the Toung Mems Christian Association on
Monday evening, Nov. 18th, at ~ O'Clock, at
their rooms in the Methodist Church Block
, 1862-11-17
" AN T 4 O-Age1tts.

JUST HH;EEE ED
L1oEd9 New stee1 Piat= Railroad Nap ofthe uE!ted
Iicyda New s.- -" Of the Ualted States coorsd u
t.onntes. Used b the Secretary OF the Navy, F1lte
50 cents. ~,,., .......,
War Telegram Marking Map Of srgln1a, s4esaEg :
the movements Of TIE Army OF the Potcaee 1ilee "a
ceLts. -....- -,,.u ...,.
The above Maps mailed Tree to any part Of sne Goua
Isl. r. Z. LAF DON Agent, Ho. s. Lake street @ @opno
9!te the Trnro7t Hnr15a mol FS24lH
, 1862-11-17

TIE FIcHsnrEa ENrEp111oS.-Cap.aia
Francis Jackson arrived in town On Saturday
from The headquarters Of Gen john 4. Nc
C'ernand, at Springfield. He reports great
preparations In progress for contemplated
expedition against Vicks5u7g.
The Captain is dssirous Of recruiting few
good men to fill up cavalry battalion now
forming IN Springfield, to serve IS General
MtCleruand's body guard. The battalion il
raised expressly for that purpose by author
ity OF the Secretary of War, and will not be
assigned to the common duty of cavalry regi-
mcnts. Capt. Jackson desires none but good
men. Any recruiting officers haying sounds
Of men and desirous Of joining the battalion,
can make arrangements by applying to 0.
jackson, jr., No. Walkers block.
DARING BuReLARf.-On Thursday night
lastthe Office OF Messrs. C1a.y& Howe on North
Water, near LaSallt street, was forcibly en-
tered by removing shutter and pryiug up
the window sash. The burglars having onca
gained adnittance proceeded to amuse them
EelVes by picking the lock Of the safe and
sbstracting therefrom the sum of s., 100.
They then went across the street to the Office
Of s. B. Williams, agent for the Northern ILL.,
nois Company. and endeaEored to pick the
lock OF his safe, but In this they did not suc-
ceed. An unsuccessful attempt Was also
made to blow the iron door open by placing :
powder in tho key hole. Finding it inpossi-
BILE to effect an entrance to the safe, which con-
ta5nea some $500 in currency, they revenged
themselves BY turning the furniture upside
, 1862-11-17

- DtIRASOLE'S DANCING
IT, ACADEMY.
Nyw9t.. rn-ur 1b-tWeeE Ana1ns and JAckson IS.
u i,7ssa - au nnrn at ali tturea for beginners
GnpEEs GI.ss egery TnssasS saa,S;y aaa egs1
Tnsss1sy NIGHT for scholars aud f4ends aud 40 PCT
sone sairitfed except thcse introduced pF scneas,
, 1862-11-17

w a NTE n-EnpIoznent fer
coicred eeTEan1s With good cty references gt the
Fhiisdelph.a Intelligence Otaee: No 15o South Ctark
street betH Monroe aut MaIIeo1 Streets Co1ns1T
nrdera pnnctna'1y sttended TO- Fost Cf1ce Box 1853
MRS. D PRATT In attendance. te15 k6tB
, 1862-11-17

TF.3
W. me ACADEMI. Corner Of C1sEk and AenEoe
A. cotplEte the teseher5 cocloeteas ana asteH
eomnetrnt ,ay teacher viii assss Ia a1l snd
attention t. @ ths e. '119s la anI 81
dances systematically Esugnt- .,n,~
school soi:ss IaeSas9 as and r.
6t:eG and Il tht lasEesr and mot lessas n t6s veg
can ne 1t..a tsassa '- J. EDWIN MARITIME.
prtVete psTEess Box 1Bi5-
, 1862-11-17

QyEsT1oSABLE JusG1cE.-Joseph Peayce
IVES arTaigncd before the Police Court on Sat-
urday charged with stealing q SO bill upon
the ''Southern Bank, New Albany, Iadiana."
He Was held to bail for his appearance in the
SUN Of s50o-which he procured. There
never has been any bank Of issue Of the above
name, at New Albany; besides this. the bill is
President or Cashier, and therefore has 60
v=}uc more than SO much blank paper. Upon
this state Of facts no grand jury will ind an
indictment Of larceny, aud thus binding the
man over is only putting TIC city to use
lcEs expense.
, 1862-11-17

Opening Exercises.
Iit3,ults OF War Committee.
REPORTS of Relief Committee.
E:stny by Aev. VIM. W. Patton.
leep1tts Of Tract Committee.
Reportt OF Devotional Sociable.
, 1862-11-17

station, Enus e=s,.'5 it aslae Us reseryat;on
icf m1llt&r3 purposes, the power conferred b7
lne aet WIS exhausted, and be bad no more
authurty 10 recall that resrryati,n. AMI RI.
store 1he land q The coudit1ou OF otheT mn
lltnb OF lie l'nnlsc lands not so approuri ,frd
than liz Nould h;lst had To expcud the nuh1ics
money IN erecting tue fort without an auayo-
priatiou by Congress fer that uurnose t!rra
withdrawal Of tue lana from the uses to which
unoel 1ne au bosity Ut Congress, it has been
MAllnsn'!!f1a'td, M ~! aud Its appropriation to other
~ usi'srenf u, would oe simply an attempt
az wc Ssa4osS 1's,s u. 1t, The power TO do which,
ae+e eten. Resides only ia Con,res ss
anu, Is Ire delegation Of this rnzrer os.,.,sst
" 1euho ~ ahs act Of 1St}l uei!her do knop
Ct any subsequent act Of Congress from Th;cs
It Tan be derived. AVN a1e-1
THIS view Of The Executive authority :, 4,,e
Zr.Miscs &c. ms TO LIE to accord 90 crao,l
T iih Tue pain and ~ell-accptcd ,hc,rv r. ~
division Of powers in CUR Government ~
la1c1y 10 require illustration. But it car
easily be demonstrated on various ground!
Lat SO loEG as Congress fails to confer to til,
<whc1her ty ;;nhlle ea,e or by right Of entr,
:ld Pre-cmp' ioL) OF that par OF the ubli
lands reserved for militaty purposes, the ri ID
O. the Executive to exercise that power ou.b
E,' 10 1e eoncsdcd: The appropriations 0
2-c is emibent1y au act Of sovereign 20 yer
j. Is The txe1ci6e Of ownership, aad i'm plic
TIT Fight OF control oves the title. It isa con
F'FsH'n of the properly OF the nation equal il
r.-tpor eihility aud gravity with the approprIa
tjs.r of the public money, and derives rs an
thority IRON the same high source. Unde
cur system, this extreme power resides onl,
in Congress- as the Executive eau draw n;
money from the Treasury but In cunsequeuc,
81. appropriations made by law, SO he cauno
ditest the title to foot Of the public land
T;.Aout the came Legislative sanction
: ISese reservations were usually made fol
tie location Of forts and military stations OF
the frontiers, where the country Was bur thiul!
eett1ed, and the public lands had but 3 noui
nat value These forts aad stations have beer
abandoned from 'ime to time, because the Ia
erase OF population around them, removing
hona1er dangers and converting then int
centres OF prosperity and wealth, seemed tx
render them useless for military purposes
Hnt The Same cause has given, in many in
Etances, Immense value to tue lands attache,
70 titm. 1t is the Aporopriatc fuucti1u q
Lie Executive 10 d4c;o Il ~ far sns:'s mil ;r
379hE 4c-y DC -L1..c11 .-I TIE rubii s=1J.s
, 1862-11-17
DHILHAENIONIC SOCIETY DF
/ CHICAGO. THIRD sEssoS-1s'@*
a sElslE5 uF FIVE GRAND
ORCHESTRAL g. VOCAL G1RElR3S
Under the dir ct:on Of
MFR. HANS Is ALA r & A.

VTAhS & DEANS LIGHT
observation-disclosures II CLlEK STREET.
Tor Rsrts s R1 5nn, ssstyH sae Is CO.. o.
eira fTom Ji1e East the 1Mtat1 and fashionable
ns:c md Composed of tfs best nnsG3l % tasat out
ets ard l,as the most popuar ana ttFort+ csIes-
, 1862-11-17

MAEIES MENAGElslE l. c3mpcsEd Of tea csges OF
rare living wild animals Incl 9E .he Double Den of
Pe.f,rmnE Animals, una-E tie c sht.ul vi LANG
MoET r. GM EnS nId n y ,1ta'9s . 9,s3s 9e
sfainer, 6rETs TT t:RAykS. TIE s.rEus Dtrartnelk
Is cqmpusect ot the follo Wing Artists:
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

WALLACKg.
Wv Doors half aaAt saver benns AZ atohl o,Sa
THIS EVENING tBATuEDAYl,
STANDARD OLD COMHDI
SEED
FLObCH
whoai Interfering materially with the taxt irportas
n is hoVcd. Iudiru9 have bcar ,nHe
The cast greatly Improved and entue new arrasus.
ment AZ The scenery action introduced.
ueury ILafics eA0G
sI Pbp Bandfora. hr John 0Hayt
SU Atei Hanuy MI MAX otnt0
tAruet Ashhetd. MT deOt@ Hofsn4
Evergreen.
IAhNk
voroo
daughter OF he late MIR Geo Barrc her sppeAraaof
any stassl.
!.
Susan Miga Madeline HcnrQnnB
The New York herald., 1862-11-08
THE MTLITARY,

ArA MEErIsg OF COMPANY A, Sixty NINTH
"A Regiment O. bed - their Armory hssex
oes NJ Lea,tnsui Daniel STRAIN Ircsdinx. the follow.
lng nr,aube lutlon were unanimously suogtcd
Whereas portion OF the oaccrs OF this regiment. having
the services OF the said regiment 10 TIE Goycrnor ot
she Eate hou either thc krowlvdgc or consent OF the
memters thereof. we the meTeets OF Company do sn
rino We w. psuy Of she regime NJ aud
a. creu sadle dicsu, ssa,nst the ranin, bens otter
wse ssn ohat a nrs Organized Tor. Therefore, BE-
Resosed, We the memb,rs o. corIsny .in IN !he r..
the cmpAuies ct tho satt restrent
ins on he sst u officers TIE said rssneat to
10 Albany 10 rsucf with s Go ernor giving the puul
., Per sss ss :, sas ssssy % ss ~ s
The New York herald., 1862-11-08
coat.

TouN A. DAVIS WOULD INFORM MS CUSTOMERS
Oh that the yard No "a and 80 Spring street VIII he
closed from this date The business win 6e continued
formerly the large and oommcdcus up town yard Nca
The New York herald., 1862-11-08
MATRIMONIAL.

HfEN Old roo SOON NERVOUS OR IMPoTENT
Nl and Nose wishing 3 true Marriage Dude" send W
bos Seys Pcs, oce New YORK cy for "Fas of The zee
pe Dy DR. fI0cx author and eciarey 3ratie e4nRost
psld 70 any ac1tsss Once $50 Broadway, from lON1A
br never leaves be city ans has no agent or pssnef
MI snni,d marry All may marry, The narricd happy
Essa ia Illustrated and Medical Aivlser ~
WM EAHL, d, ti5e paEes) mailed IN sealed enseop
fof rs esa,s issmpsJ ~ White street
iTwo YOUNG LADIES IN GOOD CIRCUMSTANCES
wlsh correspond wl.h tive yonDg men WIN vIsw "
vsu ssd ans rrss AdSssss S.s csss = = sss
The New York herald., 1862-11-08
PRoposALs FOR OATS AND HAT.
DEPor QuARrERNAsrkRs OFFICE
CORNER or E,cnrsESTB AND y SrRrErs,

WAsHikGTOa, Oct. 81 1867.
Gay. day Of Novsmhsr furnish:
sa
Os 9Ss w aSny os pS' s Ss bales ana
The Oats 70 be o good mershaniable quality put up in
Oats viii Be received Sy weight Ss2, thlr,ywo pounds
Sacks ls Furnished without charge the govern.
Delivery to be made atg Washington within lss)
twenty-five days from 's1 snarosAas d1s Z hs csdras
Proposals win for to five hundred tons Of
a snd AND ana o' o ly thousand bushels Of
pc s,o1s .S' the s and oss be ,as
wisSop gefsrenca s TO- each olSor '''''
The fun name post office address OF the bidder must
bid : made u the arm the Of al the
sssfs 4 Pc e sas,s '.' ~
S oons
ssSlsais marked r1SgPs;R,. 1Sg;3SR.sIsE e "a Nd
aTaSdsa to him. must rssponsse psr
TSe % m he
ocsl oertlneate of The h bsgic. Court,
M aasr "a S S sen @ waa e bids ss open
Bonds oqna in amount to hall tie sum 70 be received
on the sonsS sgsd BY the contractor and both Of ha
signing the contract. ''e1
sa Tor the bidders 10 have Their oondsnsn with e, o. 10
have bonds signed 70 anticipation and ready TO oo produced
* . s $, e4 s.
graph
FORM or GUARANTEE
We, ,-, Of the county Of ---. and State OF --.
ana -, Of the county Of ----, ana State Of --, do
hereby guarantee that is able to ru.n contract in
accordance with the his that
his proposition be acete ha Will at enter
tract IN accordance ther.witb
Should tho prepared be.
como his securties
TO this be appended the official certificate
above mentioned.
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, &c
AL oats and hay contracted under this advertisement
will be rgidy Inspected and such do prove OF good
sound meichanLable quaity w.ll o. re,eced i,
Payment to be made the OF the contract
thereafter the Depot Qugrermaser shall be In
(unds
Any informality the bid or non-conforance with the
terms of til is advertise will rejection Of the
proposal.
Delivery 70 be made the railroad of
government whaTves III the city of Wasnins,on.
The Depot himself the right to
reject any al lids that lie may deem 100 hi;h.
ID. H. RCCKER.
Colonel and Depot Cuartermaster
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

yxrANTED-To SELL FIRST CLASS LADIES
w Boarding House IL good losa,ioe near b BrcsdNsy.
cause Tor selling the family wish 10 Europe Address
Tor one week. A. II. B., Herald once.
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

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ATT The NEW STORE ist THIRD AVENUE. LADIE Es
A snd genuemen arr guaranl.i 70 s~ceNccsse hxhess
Carpets for The New Orleans market Try and snsl.
your~-r Please do forget address u hISt
lie Tid svcnue resr Four~~nth street Ladies sencea
b. Mfs. Mish.
A GREAT DEMANp-ssc00 or CAST orr CLOTH.
n ing Tor New Oriesns-Ths undars.usnei has r.ccissd
The above order He guarantees g pay the highest prices for
IN he's and eeocnens or Wearing Apparel Carpets
Purn snd Jewoy. Fles.o cal On or address ANhALT
s2 Seventh Avenue between Twoutieth AMI Tweaty lrs
A TTEYTfoH.-LADIE5 AND GENTLEMEN. ~ you
cas of Clothing Carpets Fnyniiurr, Jrwcy, tue beet
do IN 70 call scrd note ~ the old well Know
DEALER B METz 2 Sixth avenue, near Eighteenth s,rt e.
.as,s .as css ssS sl ss a 0'
ArNo SIS BowERy.-H. RosRNTfiAI HAVING a
Wearing Apparel Furniture Carpets Jewelry &C.. ~ call
~ adrcssing, ladies' and gentlemen Gun Obtain tne
value for each article Ladies attended 20 By Mrs
Roseulha Please remember. and uy Jos bowery opsosc
Great Joaes street
AT isS sBy RNIh AVENUE. LADIES AND GREHE.
you can dispose Of your cast on Ciohns capes
house this city Ca on or address AMI y0nrscii
y HARRIS, lS Seventh avenue between lNtnlesh ana
twenty hr.t sireeta Ladies attended BY Mira uarrls
TrENTfoN wANrEB. CAST oFr cLoTIiiNu FOR
N tie Canada market the highest priccs Will be paid br
SIk Dresses, Coats Pants Carpets aud. Fnrn.tue, Ac
N B-Lad.es attended BY Nc or Mrs AbNAHAMs, ~
sireeia A note By poH panciusiiy attepded',
At ips SEVENTH AvEHUE LADIES AND oENrLB
Clothing fuiniiars Carpets Jewslry dc bT GAZING on -
address Mrs 0odssin a the above number uensiemsn
attended by Mr.. Sloids,en.