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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-13
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ATisinE from EToesses, - - cF Dirsi,NficN

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toEsd ~ tGae5 '1tzESCL rISEsSEs.'
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
MANY srs sSars = csrss of tH-is suH5rr.,
BUT NoSG WILL CoNFE==.
TIE REC0R 5S OF TRE INSANE ASy E.Uys
kzd iss AslezesoEy D,a.hs ~ C0Nrxsssltsr,
BEsK sSFLE WINES gr rHE TEUTE o. TEH
Es-ERTICg.
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WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
SsUirss the sd cf medicine @ strengthen -rA
llvEOrats tre -yEtrra
aIch EELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BCCEU
isUzF.z' .. Scss
fIILL WILL CONVINCE TEE gosr sEEPTICEL,
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- ~ - - IS
ADAMS EXPREzS COMPANY
Ihs Company ofers 20 the Spblis" Uresusgled
Acvant.gss" for the Safe end Ggick DisPstoa oi
heasy FreiE ats, Paoksgss, VtluGbles. Money, SO,
SO, 70 ali parts OF tho United States,
Expresses 20 and from the North and West C.
part from and arrive II Washington tVlce daily.
yslsab!s Messengers. "
All Packages for The Soldiers carried .t "oxr
HALE" our uHual ratss.
AL Goods for the so-cAllSd "Colfsdrrats Sts.ez'J
Sno eli Artlc.e 60 "ColtrsbAse of " sr'J viii be
RE7ssxp.
,.orr Expresses IeISe Nsv York stl,GsrdsP
~ striving In Washington ~ a. Ii. Gad I.:s
EXPRESSES leave PhiiAdelphis - sSl A. nj. and
II, Al, arriving IN Washington st az 2. 81 aad
Expresses leave Baltimore ct so a. n, sud.P.
~, arriving IN Washington ST a. ~. and 80
ExsIeEses !or al points North .sEc wert leave
washington sc 1.$O 4. ~. 2ad $50 z. N. daily,
special Contracts for largo quantities OF FrelIht
can be made on a2R icStloa % ttls Once,
All 6oodh called Tor and delivered fFss Of kxt-S
shsrEes. z. w, PARSONS,
SuF't Adams Express Ccmpan4,
WashinEton, August "a. Iesl. snan
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WE OYER TO MILITARY MEN a ,.rre
~, w essortment OF GREY ana BLUE FLAlEEI
OyyEk,shikTSs WHITE SHIRTS, DRAW-
kkss cAMP BLANKETS, HALF HOSE. &c,.
which we invite 81 cash purchassrs To az an; ne
before making their seiectinns y
WALL. STEPHENS a co.
mN S@2 r.. sy.s bstwesn ath and 10Th sts,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-13

EVERY PERSONS INTEREST -Thss fns
store js row offered Il less than who lesss pricss
3 81 sd8taLas' 8ans No. 400 ssvsasA street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-13

HAIR HETTS-HAlR NETS.
JUST Receiyed another lot OF those handsome
double Chinelle Nelts. Also, o hns assortment Of
twisted silk ana Corded Netts, IN all oolors a
The Trimming Store OF MRS. LOWE, 295 Pa.
ave., south side. mhs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-13

We cordially invite the attention Of al who con-
template furnishing to on handsome and well as
sorted stock OF CABINET FURNIrURE. en-
PsIlor Suit down to the ohea pc st bureau
ana CHAIR, and 81 prices which defy conpe tition.
0ive us call and convince yourselves. fe 25 eO6t
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AGO s. wERTHEIMER n CO. Ho.
1OA No. A62 AND A64 SRYEnII 81 4lll

1OE No, l62 AND 464 SEVENTH ST., 4G1
Opposite fhe Post Qfcs,
Uner theiL seoek OF WINES, BRAN DIES, GINS,
COX DlALs, etc, also their large Assortment of
SE6AkS, TOBACCO, FANCY GOODS, etc
for sale at Wholesale Prices, '
m TheJ Keep constantly on hand fne PHILApEI,-
thIA Gh EAM ALE, IN kegs and bottles, for
oars or family use The public In general are re-
suested 10 slYe them q cal and exaroire their
splendid stock OF goods.
3. .WERTHEIMER & CO.,
t62 and 81 Seventh ttreet,
oe n IN opno. POst Ofioe.
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atsc!CtSs JcT u E!szgassf azs DG=FsrczE
EisE-sss.
HELEBOLD'S EXTRACT EUCEU
CUEEs
EECREE DISEASES
IE az shsiT Sgsses; 1T httla Ezss-ge
Lii.e CT &c cEE-Ee o. BIst; no iEc5uFrnienc
lad 70 /. --rssYt
y cSpsss fTea1 ~ des.-c z-t gives gtEer- a
1TIaste, tH6F5ty R-l-vsFs gb-t I--r-l-s g,
Pr5g6GslIE and Caring Structures T.. TIE 5-5t--s
Aii-ylls -Ia aGd ;uGsEIIns 81 or. -
Ie9u y .nS Glass @. diseases sC- -xgs.EuE
Fsss5s0zss Diseased, G..1 s-..s.- "a. .Gat.sr.
TICUsESCs CFov THg-Easps
ER0 HAVE BEEN LEE TECTLGfS Oh
CUsCES,
and vac h.Te s&ic hs1Es fsy to re cured n RfoT.
tIL1eB ~ % IO1 tlsI crg GeScIFsa, IND teas gse
FcTso,' kES, cE tso gsC o. f5Sss res esf- s~gsa.s
bc-n drisd W Il tfs Eys5r, 20 bgssk CT IL A. Al
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FEEHGFS sSEEz IA AIAa&
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FEMALES FEaALES- FFMH LES.
CID OR YOUNG. SINGLE, rstEEIf-ls. ~
CONTEMPLATING NkRB1AGL
IL HrHy 4fscsi0ss Pscv!tar 70 Esugslsy
the Extract SgcGu ,s uEeS ll led by any oh ssm-
PssntU less, or Suppression q. CuEt3ru.sT Evzg-
nations. B.CerateJ OL >aatfTgUE sr1Je % tEe Cts-
Tse, ls-.i5J6 ,FttaE- -rs LoT q
corp aists lnc:Gett 60 the ser. Ele-1cr r-IElrE
from IND secretion tizlts cf gis-i-H-'gc 80 - tEs
DECLINE or CILAEGE GFLIEE!
sEE STaPTsEs ABOVE.
30 FAMILY SHOULD BE WITaO Z ~
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STEINWAY SONS CELEBkATED Pr
- ANo FoRTEs.-These inttFumsnts-1
mauufsetu rsd in this country They hsVetIfEft
ar eli tunes received the frst premium over All
o<sfIs, vnsrever and vhenev er fkeI came N ooIa-
Petiuon. They are warranted for Eve yesrs
A large assortment CT these instfpIasn Ia nal
Ways 10 DO found at the Music Store Of
w. 9. MEfZEROTT.
One. octave round corner chioisrinaf Z. Piano Snt
- .--c lol Szzs. fels
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"PRYSlCIkES' PLEASE "EOTIcs.o
III EAzE GEO sEOEEf' 90 ''IkaEsprEEfs .
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHu
seecssd wiki great care b. : OOGlpeiont dIUgEITt'
PIE PARED IL PzCUo,
By III. Z. n L MBOLD,
rsorcAl and Analytical Chemist, 1ud col. Ma
ElsotuTeT Of
HELMB0LD'S s GENUINE PREPARATIONS
LFHDA.
PeFsonallJ arPsared Dzfore ne, 1n klder-,r,,
the city Of Philadelphia, H. 4. HRLMRoLp, 1nc
sslnx day sycrs, Goth saI. lis PreEaFatl5Bs con
efuss. II but ere ,Srsiy o. 0'Asr iuEi0s-
s,,o-,s -, e. I. HELMBoLD.
NSSsbs% s9f & 5a0s'lOea SylsL' e me i,s g
Alderman, Ninth st., a5oTs Raco, PRi =
PHYSICIANS IN ATTENDAEcE
EROA 4. III. TO P. 81.
Price 81 Pu bettIs, ~ sin FER "a.
Delivered 20 any address, EsSErely ts.Eea
observation.
Address lestsTs Cor iascrr stsn in eoaaas %
H. z. HELHBOLD, CEsssist,
DsPsi, ioa SsGih Tszth a., bslSE Okss,nnt Pha
gEwARE OF C0CNTEKFEITs
AND VRPEIROIRLSD DEdLERS
Who eEieGvor 70 dIESoze "ot saeir own
"other" articles On TO rePgtato- ~IlzinSa
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ExhAsI Essss.
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IsSTsSsS ksss Ssss.
Sold By 8. b. WAITE. Z. . suxaE, Jsxs
WuxI, 3. G. Fem, s. b. EzrwIrsLx. b. q
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4 NERVOUS DEBILITY, OR spER-
IMATORRHEA- "A permanent and last
Ing CURE for this terrible disease may be
obtained OF the Advertiser, who has thus
CURED hlmselfand. subses uently, hundreds of oth-
ers Enclose one stamp, and address Box 17s,
Cnhrlesso1h, Mess' NH elm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-13

COPARTNERSHIP.
4 HE Copsrtnership heretofore exi sting between
waiter, Karmann BOpp, having been dIssol we'd
IN oonsssuenee of the death of one of the hrm. The
BUSINESS val hereafter b carried under the n,ne
end hrm OF w ALTER 4 kkRaANN. W are prepared
20 build 70 order, and keep oUnstantlJ on hanS. All
Kinds OF the most faxh be CERRlAG g - sf the
very best workman ship. Repairing pa0mptly aad
carefully sttendsd to 1f the most reasonable prioes
lbankiai Tor past fssors, we hope Tor q contIuu-
amos OF the same, at our Old establ ishnlent on ID
sIee5 bctveen 9Th and 10th gts.,N No $40 up stsirS
10 IS-lm WALTER KARMANN
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-05
STILL LATEg-9 P. N.

Hon. e. NJ. Stanton Secretary Of War:
Gen. Palnes division made d reconnaissance 10
Pennington to-day, about 500 strong, and drove
them in handsome style, killing thirty and
wounding many, and capturing some prisoners,
their tents, camp cquipage, &c. AT dark our
cavalry was in pursuit of their artillery and
baggage train, in the direction of Cornth. l
witnessed the fight. Our men behaved splen-
didly. Anartillery reconnaissance went to Glen
dale this morning and destroyed two trestle
bridges and some track of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad. 1t has been a splendid
day work for the left wing, The weather is
clear and the roads are becoming good.
THos. A. SCOTT, Asst Sec'y Of War.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-05
PITTsBURG LANDING, May 3, 9 P. M.

The following dispatch dated near Farming.
ton has been received rs headquarters. A re-
connoissaDce rent towards Pennington found the
enemy $500 strong with four pieces of artillery
and some cavalry occupying strong position
near the town. Our forces advanced at once to
the assault, and after II sharp skirmish carried
the position. The enemy left thirty dead on the
field with their tents and baggage. Our caval-
ry pursued them. Four regiments charged the
battery and their line Of infantry ut the double
quick. The enemy fled in wild confusion. Some
regiments of cavalry sent through to BoonviIe
took possession of the ,own, tore up the railroad
track and destroyed two bridges. We have
good many prisoners, but cannot tell how many
vet. Our loss is two killed and twelve wound.
ed. john POPE, Maj. General.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-05
HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Nav

HUNTSVILLE, Ala., May 4.
TO Hon. E. NJ. Stanton, Secretary of War:
Your dispatch is received. A soldiers high
est reward Tor service, to merit and receive the
appreciation of his superior officers.
An expedition from Bridgeport crossed the
river on May LIST, advanced towards Chatta-
nooga, twelve miles, and captured stores and Il
Southern mail from some railroad hands. A
panic prevailed at Chattanooga. The enemy is
moving all his property in the direction of At
lanta. Gen. Leadbeater commanding the rebels,
has been chastised for cowardice There were
not more than 1000 troops at Chattanooga
They destroyed saltpetre mandatory In u
cave, and returned safely with the captured
property Another expedition penetrated to
Jasper and found "a strong Union feeling. On
the came day they had skIrmished with the en-.
emys cavalry at Athens. Our outposts were
driven back but on being reinforced, the enemy
retreated in the direction OF Florence. There
are struggling bands of wounded men, partly
citizens scattered along my entire line threat
ening the bridges, one of which they succeeded
IN destroying. U. M. MITCHELL,
Maj. General Commanding.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-05
Notice SD Teachers.

There will be public examination of School Teachers
at schoo.room No. s, in the Union School House, in
Montpelier, the 10th day of May, e62. The exam.
ination Will commence at ten O'Clock, A VI.
CHARLES ID. SWASEY, Town super intendent
Mnntnelier. Anril p. 1872
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-05
agT1LERY & CAMP EQUIPAGE TAKE,
(syujry and Artillery in hot pursuit
oup GUNBoATs GONE Up.YoRK RIVER

WASHINGTON, May +, 1890 P. NJ The fol-
loving report has just been received from For
ress Monroe:
Yorktown was evacuated last night. Our
troops now occupy the enemv's works. The
enemy left y large amount of camp equipage
and guns which they could not destroy for fear
Of being seen.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-05

CHARLESTON, May l. The Federals have
captured small battery of two guns near
" mite Point, twenty-five mile: from Charles
ton. Gen. Evans has sent force to look after
the Yankees.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-05

"In time Of peace prepare for war; In time OF health
prepare for sickness Get OF Dr. Gford's Cura-
lives By the timely of his prescriptions many slight
complaints will be arrested from terminating In sevt
sickness Sold by Fred E. Smith Montpelier, w. Agent,
or by NJ S. Burr l. Co., Boston. Mass, or Philip Lee
Proprietor 1856 William street, New York.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-05

Tins Machine is adapted to all kinds of Clothes from
L pocket handke rchef to hedquilt. I,u can wiring
your Clothes in less than quarter Of the time, ard
much dryer that they will dry in one half the time and
by hand. This Machine is formed with Two SPRING
ROLLS COVERED WITH RUBBER, and constructed
run together with great and turn fast and
The springs in the rolls constructed Yield
most in the centre, where the iuik of the Clothes
conducted as they pass between them BY his the
springs with the rubber close tight the Clothes
hiatt bevc
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-05
Nnfice tn Teachers.

UUE public Examnaton of those who des gn to teach
in the Common Schools Of the town Of Roxbury, will
be held the school of district No. l. near the East
NJ Citizens generally are invited TO be present.
ASA WEBSTER, md, Superintendent
Roxbury. April Oath, 1862. VT
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-05
NEARLY DRY ENOUGH TO IRON.

However uneven the garment be- treccives equal
amount of pressure. 1t is also sufficiently strong and
arranged that it can be run by power for LAUNDRIES,
small and simple Machine, it is able do lar amount
CT work in short time.
This Machine has thoroughly tested for three years
past, and found to do everything that it designed
do. And after any buys of them, and fcds it
will not do what claim for it, the return it and have
their money, all agents authorized do this.
So there is chance for you humbugged by giving
them trial, and it may be just the tng yen want.
To wash with this Machine put your clothes tn soak for
about twenty minutes in strong suds with
ter then them through the rolls five six times back
and forth into the suds when they will require rubbing
excepting the very dirtcst parts such as collars AMI
Wristbands which will require bur slight rub with tte
hands By this process you will be able do your wash
ing in less than half the time YOU by hand, any
Their machine i'll USE and niue easier. and and
tear to clothes like the rubbing board twisting
to get the water from hemas yor the principle
of my Machine Is squeeze ins,ead Of rub and twist
which evades all friction.
Manufactured at Norihfeld, VI.
Machine en- exhibition at Braman Tilden's.
+. INGALLS,, Agent.
oGes Of the n: Hayward Company.}
70 Milk andi75 Congress Streets.
BOSTON MARCH lsT, 1862
To Manu- facturers, the Trade and The Pubiic
In the grant from the n. Hayward Company to Metro
politan Washing Machine Company, under the license Of
Charles Goodyear to said n Hayward Company. for the
right to such application to the BAILEY machine
cally reserved and is exclusively by the ~ Hay
ward Company These machines and rights guar
anteed to the trade and manufacture y and is tn, only
invention in which the Vulcanized Rubber Rolls an
erngs for Rolls, do not turn the shaft, smpt the
clothes,
The injunction granted in favor Of the N. Hayward
Company, as joint conn ainanis and the subsequent
grant with the above reservation fully establish the rgh
Err REPRESENTATION Is FALSE, and evidently in
tended to impose upon the public false OF
title, as we'll as worthless Machines, that turn on the
TH"o q. WrFxs. Ascent.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-05
S0tice 10 Teachers.

rNHE Public Examination for examining those who de-
sign teach in the Common Schools in the town of
ddescx will be held at the School House near the
ter Of said town, Saturday May 10Th, at O'Clock
NJ All citizens are respectfully and cordially invited to
attend. II. LESTER McELROl. superintendent
M;Jdlesex Anril 16 1860 $50
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-05
NOGlCe.

Those who designing teach in the town of More
town the ensuing year. are requested to meet at the
School House in Morethwn Village Saturday May 3D. at
one O'Clock p NJ to be examined according to law
The public are cordially invited be present
JOSHUA GILL, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

CEALED PROPOSALS are invited till the 10th
day 81 MsrcL 1852 OF II O'Clock for implying the L.
j. sub. Dept with 5000 head Of BEEF CATTLE on the
Loor
The Cattle 70 be delivered at Washington City and esch an
ual 200 pounds weight animal admitted
which weighs l-,s thsn ! 100 pounds gross.
The Cattle be delivered a. s,eh times aud 10 snch jssit
tie. o. tho Government sy reqnir- No Cattle viii be re
Cd under g. contract before The let day OF Apn !NI
Neifers aud Builecks no. wanted
bond good and sufficient security VII be re u.Ted
OoycTamen: reserves 10 tssf the right - pay IN treasury
Notes.
No bid Will BE- entertained hen pu In by contractors who
have previously failed TO comply wh tbss conaos or here
the bidder ia no. pfessLt to respond Ia hts bid
Bid, to BE- directed to Ma, A. BECkW irH, & =. L. =
A, Washirg.on, ID. C.
q
ABB. do hereby propose to d'ivsr 10 the Govenmsnt
good Beef Cattle the hoof Tor Pc hundred polnds
.rsss weight The Cattle 10 be delivered ct - ac-
cording 10 the OF the sclosrd Advertisement, The
Cs,. 10 be weighed the scales and the weigh, 90 deter
mined 70 be the purchase weight, hereby 20 give
good and sucie. bond for Ls fnhncnt Of TIE contact aud
10 receive Treasury Notes in payment ior the Cattle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
Proposals.

Oyyics o, ASSISTANT CoxxssAnr GENERAL OF sCBsIsr}
RSog, No. 4SIArs.sr, NBw.YoEk, Feb 70 1901:
A RMY SUPPLIES. PROPOSALS Will oe
- received BY the uSdssnsd until 0sls' H. M. OF 81
3. irn,
delivered in New. ork or Brooklyn. :. follows W.:
$50. 600 pounds prime RIO COFFEE. to be packed IN
double Of hundred pounds net each inside ck 70
be Of strong cosewoven tsed cotton stuff outside sack
Of n quality aud strong sunny cloth both .nls 70 DC
sewed close and the package to be made very c9mpect
Of the outside sack to be drawn wound and seweo
S, Goo pounds prime JAVA COFFEE pachsSs' sboye
$50. 600 pounds white light yellow COFFEE SU0Ak
TO psscty kiln dried that Il will not cake In tho pack
600 pound. CRUSHED SUGAR. to be packed in
boxes Of about 200 pounds boxes be made OF
strapped 81 tho ends with hietory straps. u,.r
100, 900 pounds Carolina or prime P'na KiCE' p'cAe'
AGO oo.nS. good BLACK TEA. oolcps, ssuchoDs,
the Chests 10 be psked In strong boxes with hickory ssps
1900 pounas good GREEN TEA, the chests in boxes
Further Information In regard packages will be given on
ropos, for different articles be separate sheets Of
,.uoles TO accompany proposals for all articles the
bose. cou,siprs them be carefully labeled on the SIDE
Eeeh bid Inrst have printed copy OF ts I
posted q, IL head no specific Ia complying precisely
with all TIE terms Each bid to have confederation must
contain the written guaranty Of two responsible names
I'VE the undersigned hereby guarantees that shond Al o.
ar par Of the above bid be accepted shall be duly fahe
according 70 Its true purport and conditions, o.,..
Proposals must Do iodor'sd' Proposals i'' So''''.
Bidders m,y propo.. for the whole pot Of an: siel.
All the sores ~i be carefully inspected before th.i' 40
livery and with the retaed sampe' Returns on
weights. signed by professional Pubic "ssheI m"'' % ~
nishsd whenever required. l..
Pdpmsaf hstsre, 70 be rdde On sho' J'a~ o' '""F "
n, nishsd ty The United Stotss 4.
Proposers whose bids are not Sceepsd are feqeed W
A u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

A. Nj. MgKwis. Auc-ioneri.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Build
ID inss, Nos ss4 and as BresdwAySses Of Books, Sta
ionery Pictures. WORKS Of Ant Fancy Goods Furniture nc
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. aud Til RSDAY EVENINGS,
March and d. at o'clock. ~
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY Of choice BOOhS,
IN nearly all departments particularly rich n History Ney
age. and Trays. Fine Arts the Sciences. Antiquities The
olosy Bbliotsphy; Phloogy, the Classics. Sc inelnd,s
many superbly and expensively Illustrated Wo'k, ia nns
blnds For particulars Catalogue to be had on spPca
sion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

CEALED PROPOSALS are invited TIL the 18th
day Of MARCH 1902. at II m for purchasing FROM the
soverniHent the HIDES aud TALON, HOOPS sad
HORNS. TONGUES. CHUCKS ard Sims, OF al the
Cet,e b. the Army OF the Potomac those
killed within the ancient niis Of the District Of CouEhia
bid viii be entertained unless the bidder 10 present to
reypoDd 90 his bid
The Hide. Talow &c. obtained at IL. lsk OF tho
trsetor-L. viii be held accountable for Hides &c, OF al
animal. Allied whether hr gets them or not
The bid. 10 be directed to " Major A. BECKWlTh, Cs.
L. =. A., Washnyton. ID. G.
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Second s.on Of tho NXXVitb Congress and the Special
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