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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-05

STEVE GREssINaER has an article in his
last Gazette about restoring the Union "as
it was before the war broke out, in which
he talks Of "duplicity and hypocrisy"
Now, let US see who is guilty Of 'duplici
ty aud hypocrisy.
In the first place, permit us to say that we
understand the Gazette Editor and the
Vallandighamites in this way, when they
talk Of restoring "the Union US it was before
the war broke out" They would have the
Democratic party restored to power, with
Breckenridge, or some other man of like char
acter, in the Presidential chair-Floyd in the
War Office--Cobb in tho Treasury Depart.
msnt-,Jeff. Davis, Wigfall, Mason, Slidell,
Hunter, Toombs, and all the other precious
Democrat" who have left the Council
Chambers of the nation, recking with trea
son, and are now at the head of rebel armies,
for the purpose of slaughtering our kins-
men and friends, pardoned and restored To
their places in Congress, to insult and brow
beat the representatives of Northern Free.
men, After this is done, we presume, the
Gazcttc's school of "Democrats' would
have these men in Congress pass law com
polling the Northern States to pay the Wa
Debt, and giving indemnity to the rebels fol
the loss Of property incurred by the pres
encc of Union armies. Especially should
they be compensated for any loss Of tn,
ebony species.
That iswhat we believe Clem. Vallandig
ham, Steve. Gressinger 4 Co. mean by re
storing ''the Union as il was"
II, however, by "the Union as il was,
they mean bringing NIL these thirty -lou
States under Federal authority, and com
polling the citizens Of the rebel States t
submit to the Constitution of our country
we tell them that is exactly what the Pres
dent has called our magnificent army into III
field for--to vindicate our Constitution an
laws, and punish traitors.
We think our Federal Constitution ,
near perfect AS anything which ever cam
a from the hand OF brain Of man. We woul
a not disturb one word in that sacred instr,
: ment twas formed by the best and wise
uien tho country has ever produced an
handed down to us as precious legacy
Our brave Union army stands as wall
y fire between it and those who would stab
y to death. We are for The Constellation an
Union, unreserediy-,oithom conditions.
e Now, Messieurs. vallandighamites, let
" see how YOU stand. Suppose, in the exc
,e else Of the war power, the President fn,
,e it necessary to issue a proclamation eman,
ts pating the slaves Of rebels; or, suppose sou
pg great calamity should befall the countr
IL which would render proclamation OF &c
nd eral emancipation necessary, are you 8,
ho for the Union2 We have given you a ca
did answer as to our position. Will y
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-05

menced at sundown last night, the enemy
retreating in three direction, east, west and
south. Beauregard stated to citizens last
night that he intended evacuating, and to
throw himself upon both our fanks.
At this hour Cornth is held as an out.
post. The cavalry are searching for the
enemy. Those sent by Pope came upon and
dispersed the enemy eight miles below
Corinth, on the Mobile & Ohio road, in the
act of burning bridge, capturing forty
prisoners.
The enemy's rear guard destroyed the de-
pot, few bales of cotton aud church,
and intended destroying the entire Villages
but tho citizens saved some fifty houses
| They also broke open stores and burned their
contents.
A large cavalry force, under Colonel
Elliott, was sent out ON Wednesday morning
by circuitous route to destroy the bridge on
the Mobile 4 Ohio Railroad; though not
returned, VIC learn from prisoners that ii
was known in Corinth lat night that 9
large bridge had been destroyed forty miles
south by body of our cavalry, and tha
Pope's 30.pounder PARROTS yesterday en-
faded their camps, killing eighty men anC
! one hundred horses; also, that 30 pounde
, Parrott shell thrown into Corinth by Pop,
as an experiment destroyed locomotive
) killing the engineer.
5 1t is thought among military men that tn
Q destruction of the bridge south, the uncom
: Portable proximity Of our falling Shells an
the possibility Of Federal success on tn
3 Mississippi, were the causes Of the evacua
ton.
n The enemy's works are certainly Of yer
l. great strength, and capable Of oifording
u stout resistance.
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BaresVille High School.

THE SPRING SESSION Of tins Institution viii
L commence OH the FIRST MONDAY IN APRIIs
lo62, and contir twelve weeks.
The oil studies which is very compls,e 10 d.
vided into FIVE appropriate 4houps or sections.
The price Of Tuition varies with the branches Studied
according to the section gfpup~ OF studies from four
eight dollars per session a graduated upon the most
Equitable principle r
The Principal having been tnnny years successfully
engaged in his proc ssou feels isc competent give
perfect satisfaction to those who 3y pairouzs this In
stitltion. }u
Board in private families with rooms furnished Ia S IS
and 81 80 per week. The Self i,oafding System has
proved 10 be the most popular aud economic plan for
bonrd wherever il has been fairly tried BY sell boart-
ing nearly half OF the whole expense l, saved The
facilities Tor self boarding here, unrivaed for comfort
and chcapness.
Trachers desiring complete preparation VIII h,d
1t adv ambiguous to address or see the Principal.
\ shnre ol the public patronage j. solicited
For circular aud further Information, uddress he
Principal WILLIAM 3. ALDER
Hannbal Monroe Co., Ohio.
March "a 1862
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.aftacAs.se,st .letfce.

Solomon Hoguc REFoRE w. r. Kiges JP Of Som
VS.. SD erset Township belmont county,
w. II. Conden. Ohio. On the l3th day Of May, i682
said Justice issued order of attachment In the above
action for the sum Of $50 81 and costs, supposed $40
Somerton, O., May 10, 1859. my22s
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WE have an amusing account from an
officer Of our Army captured at Front Royal
of brother in adversely IA civilian) taken
at the same time, who proved to be . CORES
popdent for the New York Heraad.- but who
sought to plaeate their Rebel captors by the
plea that the journal to which he y attached
that Of the Union.h Lit. Col. Parham Of
the 29th Peunsylvania, who was captured
with him, says it was lucky for the creature
tl,at he (Parham1 had lost his revolver, for
had he had it OF hand, he would have de.
termiued whether the fellow had or had not
anv more brains in his head than soul in bis
body. .-[New York Tribune, S0th.
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Sorghum or Sugar Cane Seed.

WE HAVE succeeded in obtaining, after much
9 Bushels American Sorghum Seed; s.x...
:" French :" " IsaroRrEp; AfSf
~ q Holchens Sacchafaius Sorgo Sucre. IMPORTED;
Which We are selling al small sdvanee cost ~,
1f. O. w. iPOTWIS q CO.
Agricultural Implement and Seed Stors
my22 Pm Opposite Court House, GAINESVILLE, Ohio
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Belmont County, OhiO---COurt
of Common Pleas
Notice in Partition.


Nicholas Wilson, demandant,l rJ,HE above naned
vs. l. d-iendsnis will take
Sarah Wilson, Melissa Lucas notice thai petition
nermUred with Andr'w Luz filed aguirst them on tho
cas-, Minerva Wilson Chas 7il day of Nav Iet,2 in
Wilson (atiutsl aud shannon the Court of Common
Wilson. John Wilson, ilnrri- Pleas OF said county by
Wilson, Salnanihn Will tile above named de-
son and Wellington Wilson, mnndeni, aud Is now
tmmors) defendants. )pending, wherein the said
Nicholas Wilson demands partition OF the following dcs-
cribed real und assignment of dover therein to
the said Sarah Wilson The let tract being n acres,
less in the South half Of See no. Township g.
Range 4. The 2d tract 3lt acres css Out Of
the = corner Of the = L quarter OF Sec. "a, Town
ship g Ranged fe Sd tract 81 acrps more OF less in
The & l. OF the ~ W quarter OF said Section 3
All lying in Smith Township, Belmont County Ohio;
being the snme premises OF which Johu Wilson, late OF
said County OF Belmont died seized and more partcu-
larry described in said petition
Al the nexi term Of said cour, application will be made
by the said Nicholas Wilson for an order in accordace
with the demand Of said pedlion
NICHOLAS WILSON,
BY ID. ID. t. CowES, his At'y.
NAV Z, ls6o-6w
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ErectstO,.,s Notice

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that at the Probate
1N Court for Belmont county the undersigned were
appointed and qualified Executors OF the Of
William Raicf deceased ste Of Belmont county, Ohio
All those indebted said estate are requested 10 make
immediate paymenli and those having claims agslnst
said estate are notified present them for settlement
within one year FROM this dale.
JESS RArcLIrF,
ELISHA B. HArcLuI, Executors
May 90 1862
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AN ORDINACE.

To levy in the Town of Centrrvlie.
SEC. l. BE II ordained by the Town Council OF the
Town OF Cenreville, Thu, Of thirty Ave dollars be
levied on the personal ad reel property within the
: Adopted May 8, 1862 NJ. 3. COFFAlAN, Mayor.
NJ II. CorPMkN, Recorder. ~ my2l4w
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM
CORINTH.

A,lrunce of Gsas. Thomas, Pipe and Buell.
-7he Rebels D,ioen into their Words
Occupation Of Strong Poations- The En-
gagement Rene,oed- Capture of u Rebel
R0fffrU
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-05

We capture great quantities Of equipments
and supplies Brilliant Exploit Of Col
Eliot, of Ppe's Corps-7 he Rebels De-
,,oroJ,zaI
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PROM THE 43d REGIMENT

Editorial Correspondence oi the Bemon, Chronicle
CAMP AT FARuISGroN, Miss.
"a miles East Of Coriuth,
Mav oath lS62
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
THE REBELLION.
DsoPosALs I FOR OATS AND CORN,
DKPor QuARrERnAsrER's OFFICE, !
Corner Eighteenth and q streets.

Corner Eli ish,eenih and q streets
SEALED PROPOSALS win be reeeiS.d a, this olce unl
caI.S.y the 4h day o. s % a M 0oc FOR
thoassna brshslso so o.s and soooo two hundred thoD
Ths Oats % b. Of good nerchan,able quality put in
Oats received BY weight at tsa thirty pounds
sacks to be without extra charge 10 the govern
The Corn to be Of good merchantabe quality put up in
Corn will be receive By weight (5s) hfy-sx pounds
Sacks be furnished without charge the
Delivery to be made the city Of Washington. within 25)
twenty-five days from 'pa P,n,os. aas g hs contract
Proposals will be received for y thousand $50 o9o bush;
els Of Oats and upwards aud for fifty thousand (ooooo
the for the oats and corn mus. 1e
The name Post olce address Of the bidder must
bid ma . IN the name Of h arm the names ot al al
indvidnai propos q the partner signing IT. II,
AZ oath :. allegiance s, e. sasn 4 II
ns Uas ss as nmy 70 sad
should be plainly marked rasSTii for Oats and Corn
The ability of NJ ths contract should It be
sons whose ssnatues appended to the guarantee
Mhe y the @ ms 6f sosn oy s
Of the Uni ed States District Attorney
20 will 0aS
Bonds equal n amoant to hal The sun to be received on
tors will be required of the successful bidder signing
AS The bond must accompany the contract 1t win be
for the bidders to have their b0ndsmen with them or TO
have bonds signed in Anticipation aud ready to be produced
when the signed
Blanks for bona be procured application being
made at ibls ohce. personally by letter by toie
graph
FORM GUARANTEE.
We e- - -, Of the count, Of - and State OF -, and
BY gusrraniy ina. able fu eOn,r.c, accord
ance with the RUS of his proposition, and that should s
proposition be accepe hc will at enter into
in accordance therew tn.
should tho be awarded him, we prepared 10
Tbecone his seclrltl
To this guarantee be appended the certificate
above mentiun,d
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, &C.
All oats and under this
Will be rigidy inspectcd. such
sound merchanabe e quail ~ wl be rejected.
Payment to be made upon the completion of the
tract thereafter the De- Quartermaster shall
be Ia lunls.
Any informally in The bid or non.conformance with tha
terms o. tfs advertisement will insure lection on the
proposal " NsNN-0' - wy
Delivery to be made at the rail oad depot or at one of
me cover lilent whages in the city OF Washington,
me Depot Qgauermaster hns eli the right to
reject any or ali bids that he may deem too high.
+, - d, H. RQCKER,
Colonel and Depot Quartermaster.
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
DRoPOSALs.
ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, Nov. "a, 49,. I
SEALED PROPOSALS will b. received by this Depart
ment until O'Clock T. NJ the 9Th day of December
for the manufacture and delivery of the following pro.
iec,es, viz
5000 ten inch Solid Shot,
1000 hfteeninch Shells.
l,UU0 nfeen-ilch batterng Shot.
The projectes TO be- made Of the kind of metal and
Specicd after the rules down in the Ordnance Manual
with the of the batterng shot, which be made
OF what s known gun metal Drawings of those pro-
Jeces be the principal arsenals OF the United
States al the Ordnance Agency, No. 45 Worth street. New
York, and at this Office
The poeces to be delivered free Of charge for
portaon. at the United States Arsenal, Governors 8
Island New York harbor where they win be inspected
all such as may be rejected must be removed the
tr4csr immediately after the inspection Of each delivery
'qn.sd not less than sny one kind Deliveries g be
made as falowsOne tenth OF each kind within thirty
days after q acceptance Of bid and not less than
one tenth weekly thereafter until all shall be delivered
Payment will be made by the Treasury Department the
very =
Bonds with approved surety will be required for the faith
ful Performance of contracts
NO BID VIII DO entertained unless be accompanied by
from the parry making IT, TO the effect that he Is
aron FOUNDER and that his bid accepted the projcces
Wi ee ade At his and It's location; and
tsfactory for any CAUSE. 'fs--.-a- = - &, II
Proposals will be addressS. . a., W.,
inson city and wiz BE- 90 e pre @ m ~ !,
3>~syf JAMES w. RIPLEY,
Brig. General, Chief OF Ordnance
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
WATCHEs, JEwELRY, &C.

INfAwoyDs, OLD GOLD AND vER.-LADrEs on
gentlemen having old gold Silver or Diamonds TO sel
York Hcts can sell better than at any other place in tho
citv e offers TO pay the highest pricctwenty per cent
more than any other In city money with
Ont bens COMPLETED 70 take any other Goods In exchange
The New York herald., 1862-11-30

DROADWAY CREMORNE MUSIC SALOON, NO. 626
ID Broaiway, door above Laura Reenes theatre
Young ladies' to walt upon the patrons Of this establishment
GEO G. BR0rHERr0N Proprietor.
ALEX L. GiLDERslEryE, Manager.
nOM!No DOMINO DOMINO DOMINO DOMINO
- MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC
SALOON, SALOON, SALOON, SALOON, SALOON,
$50 $50 $50 $50 $50 $50 go $50
broadway Broadway broadway.
Open day and evening Open day and evening
Wanted, respectable young ladies' walt upon the
'"'0 GEO G. BRoTHERroN. Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
nnWsPAPERs.

States that there 10000 people whs have not seen
! CELEsRArEp WSEK. hySps Lss pMsrsRRAHrEs.
We wish 70 caution the public beware OF bogus catch
rcuny edition. ..a.-
ion the only authorised English translation published
First-Beeauss Il 70 an entirely literal translation
Sscond-Because II u the only Englsh trsnsatiou an.
proved by Victor Hugo, its author. -
sExTRACT or LETTER FROM VICTOR HUGO To
Mr.. WRAXALL "0 ~
From the moment when Esquiros Is your friend as he
IL nine you fall produce excellent WORK bavs
sng guide and counsellor that great and noble
'SsS'o' THE AUTHORIZED EDITION, no'o'
Comrso In one volume with Portraits and Biographical
and Halt IN mS:lln Now ready AID ~ orders oiled
al Frsniiin square (iarpsr's BuildInsJ New YORK
Sent BY msil free on rscspt 81 price. ice.
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
DENTISTRY.


pAMANTRAN WHITE, CHEMICALLY COMBINED
"A Gold Palina, possesses the following tant adj
vantaaes az filling decayed eth;-Fst-Its entire
ry h proved by the chemical tests Second-Its
being in soft plastic condition when used. rendering hard
pressure most perfect inss may be made in
e tenderest without pan danger OF nbseQuen In
6amuation thereby seemingly worthosu teeth shels
and even roots may Be made permanently scrviceabe.
Thrd-By chemical action acquires capable
rsssnE ssse thereby rendering ~ removal
almost mposable. Fourh- 10 not affected by acds, nei
th-r oxydre; but remains Interchangeable in color,
watch OF the tooth than any other filling
known. Fifth-rt is economical costing but the half OF
gold and the tooth requiring to be rehlled Rooms
81 East Tweny-sscond street two blocks from broadway
D. LUTHER, SIR Dentist, Discoverer
A RTIFrCIAL TEErH-BEAUTIFUL AND sUBsTAN.
"A taeets on hne gold and plAtna pure silver yucane
rubber and the white metalopastc base, from $3 TO
e25 and warranted. Single teeth 81 Teeth filed and or
raced without the least pain Gold platinn and bono b
ing 60s 70 81, warranted FOR life Oce 5 Sixth avenue,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets, aud removal.
DR.. LUTHER, Dentist
RTrrrCIAL BONE FILLING rFoR DECAyED AND
"A sensitive teeth Old roots aud shells restored TO
cavity ned without palm and warranted discover
j. PEARSON, n D., at his rooms s6o Broadway, near
Seventesnth street. :.
TNRs GRIFFIN, asa GRAND STREET, NEW YORK,
I'M ara full or partial ses OF their improved Art
caI Teeth with without extracting the roofs Full sets
425 silver ruhber $5 partial
per TOOTH u; silver or rubber ". Extracting 25c.
OK CERTIFICATES. HAVING HAD THIRTEEN
LOO teeth extracted without pain by DR. J. JAY
v1LLERS, 1855 Grand street. two blocks from Brosdway
chcerluy insert hsas 70 those suffering
''''" GATHERING A. ALLEN, 70 Robinson street.
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
AMUsEMENTs.

A cADENY or MUsIc.-LAsr NIGHT OF DiNoRAn:
unprecedented .ccc:s oi Is. SEASON. and Ss
great favor with which the artists and the vaous
tend the number o. performsness ORIGINALLY announaed
Arrangements previously concluded VIII however compel
CLOSE or THE SEASON
fo' 'A'' reason the Opf5ir ppiS5RAH. %
Notwithstanding ts success will be given for the
AoSDAs RES 1E NrSFSEH " a 2r5S
Las, night u Meyerbeer's
a., LE r, rAsoos , SE irLoneaFIs -, -,
oes sn ana TrS m 's produced win
SEI seSD SsSEASfsFs SESgsFs, 81 'oiEsHns sisEq
AN HSIAaGEb CHORUS,
SSEPI5h SRTaSS dss sfSSKfSs sSsss ss "a
In the third act sgnor BRiGNoLI has kindly cooseaed
THE FAMOUS REApERs soSG
GsASp sgI1osiG% hSp GGohsE Tt Ne OVERTURE
hating mae rMI aalsgH r.HaASE (, TO ri9ERaEh .,o..a
haSs ss.n place PTio to lie
ssD $SfSP ASR isglsIsg GsGsHsrE4 sSgsag Pg sgrr
oSSars'o and M.s PnyoRr no snGr Syso III
Leoaora. In active rehearsai--I BALIo IN aAscnEkA.
Bn00htESSSs ESssD1H As1PENE RThsfsa SR s'SiS 5E5 ATS
'e'0'' 'ip'A''' siniiNoRA LoRINI
Only night Of D'n.ts LdchE2fx Sfsnf soaa ttsfa opera
HEiaSoli... Gssasro gysiEI Z. .5ase A.ass ..ss
Foss AZ $kstsSE ssEFEHY WIFI EgsAran g. ne a l. FOX
Production OF his splendid pannmlne,
WITH ALL ITS ORIGINAL EEFECTs
NEW SgEaEEY, NEW DECORATIONS,
NV fKYsHs, NEW TABLEAUk,
He wi" uSsi AZ :IgE9'i:a Fasg5SlnE Y N ooaF1sr
THE VERY BEST IN AMERICA H
MosDhf 4SR 4a TSEspAf ss fiESs 59ls PEI fpd
Sss, ..5.S i::: e;
AFTER whlsD NJ. q. l., Fox pantomms of
. ASpiiODEL 0E All. MAGIC PEN
Bbii,s gQbb.ar aud clown. hr. O. H. Fox
III. 20. X fos Nine = bert Miss Y. Herring
TIE BOTTLE i@P.
NEW BowERY THEATRE.
IN Sl Proprietor Nr.J. w Lngard
MONDAY AND rUESD ~, D,cemberl aud q
A araniatilAtpn ly j. A. Poole, Es.. OF hg popular
story Ib,iahed Ia the New YORK Ledger, entitled
the SIOURaE or DAMASCUS,
with C. B0nfare Mr j. Nanan. III. q. Brooxes, Mr..
a. Lugard Mr.. W. o. jones, Miss Fanny Den
hans aud AL tie company "a thr cast
The grand Ne!Odraiuao the
KNIGHTS OF TiE MIST;
OK.
JACK SHEPPARD FROM HI5 CRADLE TO HIS GRAVE
And the conf. Farce OF
FAMILY JARS.
The New York herald., 1862-11-30

0uARTERMASTER GENERALS OFFICE, WASHING.
NJ ton city, November r. lS62-Wanted for service In
the Department OF the Soath several light draught
crs diaugh not TO exceed five feet Per-
sons having such steamers for charter
9uested to send Information to Major Stewart Van vct
Quartermnster United States Army, New York stating
terms or sale charter with dimensions the vessels
place where and time when built
NJ. q. MEIGS, Quartermaster General
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

A FACT-BoOTs AND SHOES CAN BE BOUGHT AT
S Bowsr next to Fifth street Or 800 Thri Syea.e Az s.
LARGE FRESH STOCK TO SELECT FROM
Dents Boys and Yoathsgfan water proof Boots ~ grea,
Six different kinds of gents stitched water proof :,
cents ne ca ST tched Dress Boo: 50
Boys and youths cali stitched Dress boats 90 to 90
tents patent leather and calf Congress double, 90
Boys youths ana infants peseed Boots and shoes all
Gents Buffalo felt and rubber overshoes all styles,
Lsaiss nor goa and calf kid Bs%Sras 81 800
Ladies walking shoes water proof ssso,oso
Ladies pruneii lace and Congress GaiIes % % 10
Ladies' pSs Sa ss1T c nSs f1d @ ss Sandal
Misses and chidrcns Caters Balsnorals morocco Boots,
Rubber and e ove'h0e' eys 'aei y AEN ne Rsn ssS s
377 Bowery. and go Third avenue. \ Y.
A FORTUNE GAINED FOR TWO DOLLARS. a BOOK
address, s and S a. % HENRY % VS. @ f Boswas New york
Goats Of Arms found painted aud engraved Wedding Cards
Cres,s on paper.
RRysuEs, or EVERY DkscRlrrIoN. At THE
ing All articles at the lowest factory prices. Paint
Brushes ' superior a'''y ''H''"4 JOIN K aorrEL
(,oNsuMpTroy cURED-DR WHEATON SURELY
rcaa BY rsssan' die diet nn sna rss
liver dyspepsia and other attendant weakneesat his IN
C,REE PRESCRIPTION PERSONS wHoARE LOSING
have the iu growth and ia natural
orsans Of the hair By addressing Chemist, Herald ONCE
GREAT REVOLUTION. -.
MN ruoyrn nndyrs partR ,SA NAKERS sINrrq sIock
from 800 to $50 per ton Or from &C. 10 tc per pound
Old o2is SSfEwsrAPERs. - .
hsn was raid for ss sane sna Of sox four a. mse.s
month J. TUCKER BROTHER.
INDIA RUBBER GLOVES CURE cHAPpED HANDS
salt rheum Ae aud renGer them soft, smooth and Snowy
ceen In all kinds of housework For sale BY the
trade s.1ocs,DIlyYEAR's uooDyYEAR's l. r. GLOVE MAsuro co.
s Broadway dealers in all kinds OF rubber goods whole
JosErn LEE, MERCHANT TAILOR. roR q, sEykRAL ,eal.
former ea.lomsrs the tailoring eslsblIshuenl OF
YORK where he employed and where they be served
heretoore All ORDERS viii be thankfully received and
punctuaIy attended to.
AfARBLE MANTELs -MANTELs SOLD AT ASTON
M ishnsiy low prices, =. KLEBRR's marble yard; 10
East Eighteenth street Third avenue New York Man
tells put up IN any part of the country Cut thsoni.
NEW INvENTIoNs-AT 40. Il RIyINGToN STREET,
Impovemcns Cor varars purposes some secured
by letters patent Orders for novelties quickly executed
DATENrs-ANY PERSON HAVING OR GETTING UP
cs se 81 sen. sr @ %o & sf Se @ md
ton Of same, boI 800 Brooklyn Post ONCE, Y.
IA AsTE PAPER, WASTE PAPER, &C.. &C.-FRoM
books and pamphlets at THOMAS c. BENEFITS, Iss will
liam street, corner OF Spruce.
n CENTS PER POUND PAID FOR OLD BOOKS,
pound oiS ios Old Rass a WALKER Spruce street
LOAN OFFICES.
DAwNBRoRERs' TICKETS PURCHASED OF CLOTH.
j. ing, Damonds Firearms Carpets, SCI large lo1 o.
SoS sa Cashmere sifsa fsns aud fancy vests beaver os
coats - each O. LEvIE az Broome street corner Crosby
TUE UTMOST INTRINSIC VALUE rAip roR Ola;
yalua,ionsi charge, one per cent indis Camefs Hair
Shswis purchased. Hours, till 10 aud ul only.
w. PLUMB Diamond Broker. bl2 Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-11-30

SEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED TILL. THE 2D
~ day OF December lo62 at IL O'Clock NJ. furnishing
FLOUR. ~ -
Bids will be received fer what is known No l. No. and
NO. and Tor portion less than the
or tue dneent grades should be
ept to respond to his bid.
The quantity Of -four required will be about 5OO barrels
daily delivered either the warehouses;
Georgetown At the railroad depot at Washington. DC.
The usual government inspection will be made just before
tho nour is received.
The barrels TO be head-ined.
Bids will he accompanied with oath OF allegiance and be
directed to Colonel A. Beckwith A. d. G. and c. S. s. A.