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CANTERBURY HALT
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET.

CANTERBURY HALF
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET.
THE MOST PROSPEROUS PLACE OF AMUsE
MENT IN WASHING TON.
Crowded Housesl Delighted Audiencesl
Patronized by the First Gentlemen in the Country.
A NEW BILL TO NIGHT
Last Week of he Beautiful ] LA MORTIMER
and the Charming KATE PENN0YER.
Last Week, resitively Of the GIPSY'S LAYs
Continued success of the Scottish NIGHTINGALE
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND.
Second Week of GORGE R. EDESON.
Continued success of the Ethiopian comedians
BOB HART and LEW SIMMONS.
They will appear to nj ght in two Ethiopian acts
THE HAUNTED CHAMBER and 4-11-f4
FULL BAND OF MINSTRELS TO NIGHT.
MONS. SZOLLOsY;S NEW BALLET in which the
Court Of Beauty viii appear.
The aughable farce entitled TIL SECRET
George r. .rEdesen. as .Thsmas.
Doors open, eA O'Clock; performances, 7i.
Admission d cents. Orchestra 50 cents
Monday. Nov. 2ith. first appearance of
Mile ANNETTA GALLITTA Il Mons VALORDE
Two of The Be st Dancers in the World
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TS EEsEs3S I, sss bsrsss
and sPa a. 1s
fsa:d Tile is to be of tn. best quality Of Italian
o he % esa
in such proportions of each as may be required; to
Se nd, n ,eis dnnn one ineh thiGR & on fhe edS al
or Plaster, shall be most satisfactory, and with
widS, laid =. the base Throughout The size S oftie tile
De from III Inches sanars os m size in
ecO superficial feet when laid
Samples to be furnished by each bidder, showing
state price per raapsreiai foo when ai2p also to
and and s a2S .nsW W S to Ss sss q ssss na
The work OF laying the tile to be done from time to
M ss S
all tho bids If in its opinion it be not for the in
'sre'' the to issfSa sssf p sha R1aERs
no Easinser 1Se in fhsTss TTsaiOry Department
SEALED PROPOSALS Are invited tin the ID day
- Of December, 1852, at " O'Clock NJ, for furnish
Rs ts suSsss1 ns IS Department with 10000
Bids viii be received for what is known as No. L.
@ for e sS ahs
unless the bidder ia present to respond
The quantity of Flour required win be about 5aO
Ssrrs,s daily Il delivered either at the Goyernmsnt
pot at Washington, D. c.
: The usual Government inspection will be made
just be fore the Flour is received. -..-... II
= The barrels to be head lined. .--f
s be be nj o With az oath of ALE
c. and c. s.. e. 8. A Washington, D. c., and en-.
dorscd proposals for Flonr." nolS
SEALED PROPOSALS Are invited until the 9Th
100 Foss 81 hs HaY IT
bales.
The first delivery to be commenced on or about
the 18th of December and the whole quantity put
in before the end Of said month
i he Hay to be shipped by water and delive red on
the whaIves at 9Th street, and weighed in Wash
inston, ID. G.
Bidders must state in their bids the price per 100
pounds at which they will furnish the nay.
, Firm making bids mu state the names of all
the parties interested. -
Payment to be made in Treasury notes, ,'or such
furds as Government may have for distribution
Bids to b. directed to Col. A. BEckwIrH A ID C.
and c: g., Q. s. A., and endorsed Proposals for
M
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Meeting OF Newspaper Proprie,ors,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l9.-At a meeting OF
newspaper proprietors of this city, held to-day,
II was unanimously agreed to combine for the
protection Of their interests, in view of the
heavy advance in price of paper and materials.
duction Of the size Of papers, was proposed,
and either will probably be adopted NJ an early
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The WGr i'm Tcnnexxee.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 1S.-Gen. Bragg is in com.
mand at Tallahassee. The rebels are extern
sively manufacturing stores at Knoxville for
the army. The leading rebels of East Tennes-
see are preparing TO leave for the South. The
rebels are not expected TO make stand this side
OF Chattanooga.
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SO TAKE NOTICE IN
NJ # KER,
Ne. SO LOUISIANA AVENUE.
Respectfully and cheerfully returns thanks for the
liberal patronag ge hitherto received
Having every facility for doing
~ 8 -
HOUSE, SIGN,
DECORATIVE PAINTING,
Together with al work pertaining toa
FIRST CLASS PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
He has no hesitancy in soliciting a continuance
his PRICES ARE REASONABLE;
THE WORK UNEXCEPTIONABLE
PROMPTNEss IN Delivery. 4
~ RemenlbsT tie nanter -
20 49, : SO LOUISIANA AVENUE,
oc 1-Sm Between Sixth and Seventh SITS.
'1NHE SUBSCRIBER Takes great pleasure in
l. calling the attention of the public tO-A
his large stock of PIANO FORTKS of the yEa
he offers for sale at he lowest factory prices Pur-
chasing exclusively for cash. he is enabled to sell
cheaper than any other house, and give entire sat
isfaction. Each new Piano is warranted for hve
years. Secondhand Pianos taken in exchange.
-.. ...~- .. w. G.. METZEROTT,
. .-a Corner Pa. ave. and llth street.
, Sole Agent of Steinway & Sens, and Raven Il
Bacon. ,...s re 81
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Iron Works Rurnf.

EosToN, Nov. l9.-Thc Norway Iron Works.
at South Boston, with all the valuable ma
schinery and large amount of stock, were
burnt this morning-13U worknen are thus
thrown out Of employ. -t-'
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Diabolic2l Act.

Albany, Nov. i9.-The train from Springfield
was thrown down q fifty foot embankm las Il
night. The rails were designedly misplaced at
n sharp curve. The engineer and fireman and
several passengers Were severely injured, but
none were killed. - = - -|
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Detained by the Fog.

l. New YORK, Nov. l9.-The steamer Scotia for
Liverpool, will not sail hence till daylight to-
morrow morning, owing 10 the dense fog pre-
railing or the river and bay
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~ The philadelphia papers complain thai
the stock OF the city railroad companies thar
intend TO increase the rate OF fare TO six cents
sell respectively at premiums OF seventy i've
three hundred and fifty, and four hundred per
cent. on the. original stock.
: " The Providence Prpes SAYS the proposi-
ton to amend the internal tax law so as to IN.
clude babies under the head Of man ufactures''
does not seem to meet with favor The pro-
poser is a bachelor.
|" Lord Arundel. who died lately at War.
dour Castle, England, was the head of one of
the oldest Roman Catholic families in Greai
Britain, and Count OF the Holy Roman En-.
,pire.; 90 ...-. .-- ..-..... o..
~ melancholy Bttle paragraph going the
rounds OF the papers is TO the effect that four
hundred and fifteen Union soldiers had been
buried i'm the cemetery at Alexandria up to the
Ist OF November. ..sr
ES The famous victor OF Cowcs, the yacht
America, is about to be armed with formidable
rife gun. She will be- a useful little adjunct 70
the United States Navy. -
- Every geographical square mile OF
Europe is burdened with an average OF over
$50 of public debt, and every inhahitant with
an average Of more than sS'5
NJ Two little girls in New Orleans, not fully
understanding the meaning Of the draft, and
hearing of self mpiilation 10 avoid IL, cut on a
finger apiece, tor fear they shonld DC drafted.
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Running the RIockadc.

NEw YORK, Nov. I9-Nassau adyices of the
eth states that the rebel steamer Kate, from
Wil1nins ton, arrived there on the ilh instant,
with Il cargo of cotton.
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II U X 8! y U r 81!
L - y r S!!i
Just opened, an extensive and weu asserted stock
ofLADlES' and CHILDREN'S DRESS and Fan
CY FUhS, made expressly for our retail trade by
cur, cur honse in New.York, And Warranted tS be the
We especially call the attention of purchasers to
opr RUSSIAN SABLE, MARTIN, FITCH, MINK
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL, and AMERICAN and
CANADIAN PUR Rs, consisting in Laaies' and
Chlldren's g Tippets, Cspes, Mantles and Gentle
mems Mu1fie RS - = : - - =
We defy sll compe tition in this line s.tas..
At the same time We bring in remembrance eur
stock OF LADIES' CLOAKS and MANTLHS
pRESS GOODS, and general stock of DRY GOODS
which is daily increased with the newest and
choicest patterns Of fashion. -.fr'-f
RF Remember-4S Market Space, near Seventh
street under the Avenue House =
no elm g. L w MEYENBURG
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. Death of Admiral LayaIctt..

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1o-Rear Admiral FL
A. +. Lavalette, u. :. n, died last evening IN
this city, aged %. s ;
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~ G. sos N WSKI, q.
E7N WATCHMARER,- EG]
GkER Sle Pa. AVENUE, ttRoN HALLD .t&SR

E79 W1TCHALAKER, ES3
GkE2 S1e PA. AVENUE, {LRoN HALL.) OK
G., 3. would respectfully call the attention of
residents of Washington, Also officers, suffers,
and peddlers to his large and well assorted
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
-'.-- =. DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, &c.
Being connected with large Eastern importing
house, and receiving goods DIRECT, am able to
sell lower than any other house in the city.
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
All WATCHES sold by me viii be warranted for
WAT6h REPAIRING done by practical watch
- LIBERAL discount ALLOWED TO
SOLDIERS for Watch Repairing. Inns
TEXAS, AND ITS LATE MILITARY OCCU.
l. patton and Evacuation, by Capt. Philips, U. g.
A., Is cts.
0rley Farm, by Anthony Trellope. 81.
Andree de Trayeney, by Dumas; 81.
A System of Logic by r McGreg0r, A. NJ, 90 cts.
Memoirs Of N. Murray, ID. D., tKirwan) by S. J.
Prime, 81.
Wilson's Manual of Instructions in Object Les
sons, 81 t.--
Set of Charts for do, 81.
Otis's Illustrated History of the Panama Rail-
road, 81. 10 = - 90.
The Life of Edward Irving, Minister of the Ma
tioDal Scotch Church, London, by Mrs; Oliphant,
So. InosJ FRASoK TAYLOR.
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s.JT.-l88o-x.

BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS
Invigorates, strengthens, and purifies the sys-
tenn; is a perfect appetizer, and natures great
restorer. 1tis composed of pure st. Croix Rum,
the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs.
Particularly adapted tosweak and delicate per-
sons, and can be relied upon for its purity. 1t
cures dyspepsia, is a gentle tonic, and is Just
the thing Tor changes Of the season. Sold by
all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons
p. H. DRAKE & CO., 2O2 Broadway, New
York. 25-eo6m
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SPEER'S SAMBUCI WINE.
PURE, AND FOUR YEARS OLD,
OF. CHOICE OPORTO GRAPE,
-, FOR PHYSICIANS Use, FOR
FEMALES. WEAKLY PERSONS, & ISVALIps
EXCELLENT WINE FOR FEMALES.

9Gs8CttCtS XTcc U TOTS006t, SaE Great RsUkGV
...s for hidnsy affections, Raea watisNs, ....'
,-... a1d at Chronic Elections.
-, Erery.famiir, at this season, should use the
- -.- SAMBUCI- WINE, .rs.-..--
Celebrated in Europe for its medicinal and be ne-
reisl eualtisr gentle Siinai.nt Tonic piaretic
sn6 Suderiiie. highly esteemed By eminent ply
and l:y some Of the Grst families in Europe and
AS A TONIC,
sup the system, being entirely pure vine of most
valuable fruit. = f.. 80. 80 -
=. AS A DIURETIC.
Kdhe,ss and saryy sSssn er the Ss and
-Dropsy .Geut and Rheumatic Affections.
FL. 80. r.. =SPEER'S WINE -- g..
: In not mixture manufactured article; but is
grape, cultivated in New Jersey. rscsmmentiSd T Nv
Cbemi,ts and Physicians possessing medical
an eTcsilent aT;icle for ali weak and debilitated
persons and the sged and inirm, improvins the sp
Petite and benehtins ladies' and children.
A LADIES' WINE,
Because IL will not in toxcate ss other wines As it
DO nixture OF spirits other liquors AMI
is admired for it's rich peculiar fayor, and nutri
digestive organs and blooming, soft and healthy
ski and nplcxiOD
WE REFER TO
fey well known gentlemen and physicians who
Gen. Winfield Scott, o. DR.. Wilson, Ilth street.
Gov. Morgan N Y STATE. Dr. Ward. Newark, N J
DIR; j X. Chiffon. n. Y. DIR. Dougherty, Newark
City. Nj. -
DR. Parker. N. Y. City DR. Marcy, New York.
Drs. Darcy Nicholl. Dr. Paist, Phiiad'a
Newark. ". J. ..
k-Eone genuine without the signature of AL
FRED SPEER, Passsic, n. j., is over the cork of
each hottie - .. ...
WMAKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE.
Fer sale by Druggists and all arst- class Dealers.
- rs .. A. SP EER, Proprietor.
yiKsYARD-PaSsaic, Now Jersey.
OFFICB-20S Broadway, New York
.s.. ...-.. JOHN LA FOY, Paris,
noG-eoly Agent for France and Germany,
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eco ..
To be delivered At the Navy Yard, in this city,
free of cost to the overnment for freight trans
portation. s. p BROWN,
no IL dU Navy Agent,
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ADIES' DRESS FURS!
b. H. STINEMETZ.
236 Pa. .aueH&e, bette. l2th and lfh sts4
Invites the attention of ladies to his we'll seleetad
assortment of DRESS FURS, en-
brsoing all the various styles now in QEl
Havinf rece ntly mar god bis store. Uf
he is prepared to offer better induce
ments I'll an heretofore.i I-.sis
Beautiful sets for $W 92 and $H.
Ever article guaranteed as represented, and sold
at the lowest market PRICES no Slim
BERsQEs IN BLACK viii fnd our stock of
MOURNING GOODS Tin all the old standard
and modern new fabrics of meritD to be full and
complete throughout the year.
o,MOIKNING a AXIS, and MOURNING
sHAWLS, with all the minor requisites for persons
in black. ...-..... : -. ..,'... --..., = ~
Our Northern and Eastern correspondents sends
Us new supplies daily. =
One price only the actual cash standarf value
marked in plain figures, hence no purchaser is YER
charged. -,-... -. -..' -.
An inf pection of stock solicited ,asit incurs no
oil cation 10 purchase. PERRY 4 BRO,
ocJ lot Pa. ave. and Ninth street
r. FUsTATN AND CORDUROY.
DESF Gradesfor Hunting Suits" .- ..-E
CLOTHS, CASSIMERS, &c. v D.
Ore pr ice only marked in plain figures.
PERRY BRO
NO HI"N Penn. aVenueand 9th st,
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FROM HILTON HEAD-I'daic IN SdsdRHdt IA
ChGriexfon.-The United States steamer DE Soto
from Hilton Head, has arrived al PhladeIphia
The malaria which prevailed at Hilton Head
b extensively at the time OF the last departrlr.
from that port and which had caused the de III,
OF General Mitchell and other officers, had In
great meas ure, departed. General Branhan
is in command.
Every day reconsitering expeditions ar,
sent out under command Of competent officers,
who generally capture rebel scents and dis
perse bands of their cavalry, who 60 roaming
around the country. The soldiers have how
ever, tired of this, and they are anxious to bp
Il led forth in force against the Savannah and
Charleston railroad. The report that Beaure-
gard had promised the people of Savannah 10
capture FORT Pulaski about the 18th inst ere
aied some merriment in camp. Our forces la
that fort and vicinity are enough 10 defend
themselves against any army Beauregard can
bring.
Contrabands from the interior of the State
fare arriving at Port Royal every day. They
state that the people are in a terrible state of
excitement, thinking that our soldiers will ad-
vance on them Immediately. They have mo
confidence in their defenders, and they are
sending all their property, negroes included,
Tar away into the interior and TO other States
The towns of Savannah and Charleston, es.
pecially the latter. are strongly fortified, both
by the land aud water, yet the people dread an
encounter with our sodisrs and Monitors.
They state that they will burn TO the ground
both cities before they will surrender them
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OUR FLEET IN THE GULF--Fcderdl War
Vessels Ret0raing 10 Ue Hississ,ppi Ruer.-We
have news by the arrival on the Potomac, at
New Yerk. that the Federal feet Of war vessels
which has operated recently in the Gulf, was
returning TO the Mississippi river. AS the
Potomac passed over the bar below New
Orleans, on her way hither (where she was
grounded for time }, the Brooklyn and the
Hartford passed up from the G ulf b
The steamer Mississippi was at New Orleans
and the Pensacola was either there or return
pg TO that port. Several gunboats Were also
Passing up r..-..a o. Fl. .fs .-...
= There were rumors in New Orleans of in =
tended military operations which the move
nepts of these vessels seei.ed to confirm
There are no further particulars e. a.--st>
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ARMY ORDERs.-Every friend OF the army
sition evinced by the annexed order of the Sec
retary OF War 10 relieve the army Of unworthy
material: ..-... :. -.-. b.. .....- -
WASHINGTON, Nov g., 1s62.-Mdjor General
ROsecTdns:: The authority YOU ask-promptly
to muster out or dismiss from the service offi.
Seers for fragrant misdemeanors and crimes
such as pillaging, drunkenness, and misbs-
: havior before the enemy or on guard duty-is
essential TO discipline, and gon are asthorised to
use a.. Report of the facts iL each case should
be immediately forwarded TO the Department
in order TO prevent imprevident restoration.
F NJ. STANTON. Secrptary of War
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S.-T.-l8So.-x.
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BlTTERS.


They purify, strengthen, and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water and
diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enIiven the
I mind. .r.. ..
They prevent miasmanc and Intermittent
feyers. ....-.r...... -- ..s
They purify the breath and aeidity Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera
Merbus.
They cure Liver Complaint .and Nervous
Headache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They are made of
pure st. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya
Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the
pleasure of beverage, without regard to age
or time Of day. Particularly recommended to
delicate persons requiring gentle stimulant
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. p. H. DRAKE co, 2G2 Broad.
way, New York. sep 25-eo6m
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ADJUSTMENTS.

KixeES WASHINGTON THEATRE. To-
ELEVENTH STREET, Near Penn. Avenue.
Sole Lessee and Manager. !. 49,. Jknss NJ Nrxox
, THIS lrHURsDAY) Evening,
--.f :: - eUBhS -p' CUBAs t-".i
In the romantic drama entitled --..-,,
Or. 4HE FIVE %dsAsexH %isAfn sk1EE DF scro r4 "
.,sx;cc ;coBAs WIN sustain Three Characters, -
.zsss,iif., s.,is the ai1:; Boy :...,,c -, ,,cu6As
Also exedssatis. sRsrk DANCE, -
.-.- c--s And fight . TERRIFIC COMBAT.
p. -.-....r Last Night of CHANFRAU. -.
Last Night Sdf Sd the u6NT Mn1ssl BaEFle.qae,
FANNY B R OWN,
And the Entire Dr.. matte Company. ~
:. FoRp'S NEW THEATRE,
~, TfsrH stRERr, ABoyE PESsA., AyxsrE:
Hoaay Street ABs
Mr.. HUMPHREY BLAND. Acting Manager
List MIG HTRuT IwooF,
The Eminent Actor and Actress,
MR.. AND MISS COULDOCK.
ThE TWO GREAT PLAYS
The beautiful Moral Drama that has created such
THE tshfraS1h sHTMSS1hfs e ookSrR. 1jissa
STORY OF HRARrs AND HOMES. -
Gssee Ge,eT fE5Ee,y .sssa GonIdocs GIdocs
"Hn't 1h'Vi MISS COulQOck
After which the splendid Military Drama of
-. HORSESHOE ROBINSON
Mr.. Bailey, Miss Phillips, Brink and Bishop in the
principal! Characters,
.. .f...-
Friday, Benefit of Mr.. Couldock
Saturday. Benefit of Mr. Bland
Due notice will he given Of the : -. --...
-...-.... FIRST SERIES OF OPERA NIGHTS.
The Artistic, Ballet Orchestral and Scenic Be
partment Will be per 'ectcn itself brfn ging into
effective service nearly ONE HrNDRED PERSONS.
~ No Free Last DriaS Opera Nights
Prices OF ADMISSION Dress Circle and Par
quette 80 cents; Orchestra Seats rs cents; Family
Circle. % cents; Private Boxes. SIS. '-....'
Doors open at Ga clock performance com
menceS at 71a O'Clock ~
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(NRAND ENTERTAINMENT
ODD FELLOWS HALL
ON FRIDAY NIGHT, November 2lst.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF TIE
SICK AND FOUNDED SOLDIERS
GRAND COSCERT BY THE MARINE BAND,
fRoF. SCALA, Leader.
PROF HALLER in his Magic Wonders,
The Great HERNANDEZ TROUPE
have kindly volunteered their services for this
occasion.
Z Tickets 80 cents children rs cents
For particulars see bills. no 1857
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ReoTS AND SHOES TO SUIT TIE TIMES.
We are now manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS
and SHOES, and constantly receiving sup--SSn
ply of Eastern II ade Work of every descrip- DHJ
ton, made expressly to order and will be u
sold st much lower price than has been -
heretofore charged in this city for much inferior
Articles =
Persons in want Of BOOTS and SHOES Of Eastern
or City made work viii always fnd a good assort-
uient in store and at the lewest prices. Give US
call. GRIFFIN i BR0THER.
ap 5-t,f 31d Pennsylvania avenue
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PROPOSALS!

SEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED TILL
the 25th day Of November, 1862, at l2 o'clock n, 4,
for purchee,Bg all the H ides, TalloW. Hoofs and
horns Of the Cattle killed by the Army Of the Po-
tomac in the territory embraced by the Rsppahan-
noeh and Potomae Rivers and the Blue Ridge
1t is ia.enasd that the contractor shsl follow the
army and collect the hides and tsllow, hoofs and
horns, and shall pay certain for those articles
from each SnirHal to be collected at his own risk
He til be charged with the articles in each cAss
unless he can can clearly show he was prevented
bond with good and sufficient security will be
Required for the fu fInent of the coRtract and
bid i'll be entertained from previous contractors
who have failed to comply with their contracts.
amp no bId Hf be enter rtained uuless the bidder ia
present te respond 70 his bid. ,tI
The srtic;as of Sgre esnent with bond will be
qaired to be eptarea into within two days from the
opening of the bids. . .
The bids to be directed to Col. A. Beckwith A.
.: c. and C., s., gton, D.. g., and endorsed
"Prop;sals-" .--e- nos
NAVY AGENTS oFFICE,
~ - .-.- - WASHINGTON Nov. Is, 1862
PROPOSALS will bn received At this office, until
Monday, the irst of December next, at 8 clock D.
for two hundred and ten Thousand ego oo) yards
of White Cartridge Cloth, in width and proportions
asfoiicwa, viz: -''''
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. = 20 r-si-s s;s-isa bsrhgsg cwT ~
~ - sb Hsas,7 - .yiGrOs HIo5zLr
- q = 10y. - yd bs-iace1 ItlUfsss. No
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4 II. o. HOOD .. .
ls Constantly receiving and has always on hand, !,
. full saRply of all the most celebrated n
5HAfSHks that-Ar manufactured in Eng. k7Sl
md Silver cases. He also keeps q laare stock Of
4ns JEWkLkf Of the most desirable styles, set
/4ems. He is also manufacturing all kinds OF Solid
btandsrd silver Ware, and keeps swords Rsyel-
Hefs, Svord Belts and Sashes. Bowie niyes Rafors
Deissors, Sold, Silver. and Steel SpectacIss and
great yAriety OF other things usually kept in Jew
pa. sveuue, betwesn 9th and 10th streets fe D-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-03

WARSAW. Wyoming Co, NJ Y, Oct a, 1866.
DEAR Sin; an using your Cathartc Pills In my pIac-
tiue and dnd them an excellent purgatve to cleanse the
system and pnyy Ne fountains Of tle blood
JOHN q. MEAClIAM, NJ, D,