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FROM GEN. BANKS, CORPS

EDINBuRs, April 5-Yesterday afternoon thu
enemy unmasked a section OF a battery thrp p
quarters Of mile from our right wing on the bat
terry under Captain Huntingdon, mile to The
west OF this town. The enemy's object was "a
drive In our pickets beyond Stony Creek, which
divides this town, as well as 10 retard our bridge
builders operations. Captain Huntingdon shelled
them out In very short order. During the day
the enemy concealed bis forces In a ravine, bu,
his vidette's were in sight, and very active; one
OF them was killed at a distance Of six hundred
yards by sharpshooter Of the Wisconsin Sd reg.
iment Detachments Of signal corps under Lieut.
howley obtained an excellent view Of the enemy
encamped near Mount Jackson.
Last night the mountain east of this town was
on nre, making magnificent illumination
corps OF pioneers and bridge-builders have
been ordered to be formed by Gen. Williams, and
will be organized and equipped immediately, az
well AZ In the other divisions.
The positions where our advance batteries now
rest, commanding all the elevations beyond stony
Greek, where selected by Gen. Banks, amid the
hottest OF the enemyS fire, on Tuesday, and
are now unassailable by the enemy
The military force under jackson are princi-
pally composed Of Impressed men, who refuse 10
night US. Those from Page and Rocking ham had
retired TO point on the boundary between those
Counties where they are entrenched, and defv
Jacksons attempt 10 compel them TO ioin him
There are rumors Of some fighting between them
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From Fsrttes. Monroe

FORTRESS MONROE, April S, via Baltimore -
The latest Intelligence we have In relation TO the
steamer Merrimac is dated Norfolk last night. AT
that time she was coaling up at the Navy Yard
and was expected to come out TO- day She has
two new guns on board. Ii has been reported
that Com. Hollins would command the Mefrmao
on her next trip, but the name Of Captain Pegram
10 the latest mentioned In that Connection
Ihe steamers Yorktown, Jamestown, Teasef,
and four other gunboats are at Norfolk
deserter came In this morning from the vi
the Peninsula not reported so large as hes been
supposed Gen. Magruder's head quarters are at
present at Lees Mills, near Williamsburg
Inc steam tugs Tempest, Haze and Ellen s.
Ing ieft on Thursday. They bring a large mail
for the North, and dispatches from the Army and
Navy commanders. There is very little news OF
interest nom Gen. Burn.ide,s department. A
report was current that Gen. Burnside had been
ordered to evacuate Newbern within six DAYS, and
that he had returned reply that he would meet
the reoeI commander at Goldsboro' and at Ra.
leigh.
There is little change in the state OF affairs at
Beaufort. Fort Macon stilt holds out ,,and Is to
De oesleged. Extensive preparations are going
on, ana operations will be commenced In few
days. A few shell have already been throvn into
the fort.
Cannonading has been heard all this morning
from the direction Of Yorktown. No ofHcial
reports have been received but 1t is reported that
the town has been burned. This is probably
fght is taking place there this afternoon.
The Richmond papers mention that two men
named Pryce Lewis and John Seully, have been
convicted as spies, and were to have been hung
Yesterday, but that a short respite had been
granted. The men claim to be British subjects
and loyal.
MOBILE, April 4-The Advertiser has special
message from Memphis, stating that General
Buell. has reached Savannah, on the Tennessee
river, from Columbia. There had been a bri sk
sklrmish, and there was great activity on both
sides preparatory TO the great struggle
On Wednesday, Yankee force, 1000 strong,
landed at Biloxi, from three vessels, and cut the
telegraph between Nashville and New Orleans.
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u Napoleon the Third is great fellow. The
way he treats his Plus " papa'' 10 bad example
for little boys who wish to enjoy long life accord
ing to the promise In the decalogue. In fact
Louis treats the Pope a johnson did Garrick-
don't allow anybody 70 abuse him or defend him,
except himself
UA Richmond correspondent Of the New
Orleans Crescent acknowledges that the rebel
cause 10 In very bad way, but adds that there ID
still ga universal determination TO do or die ,,
The sham Confederscy, II 10 plain, will never do;
20 the quicker II dies the better for everybody.
Dr"Jacinto'' says he once courted a down.
East gal and popped the question" TO her; she
Immediately pitched her entire mass Of lovely
clay into his willing arms, and answered-"l
want 10 ksorrp IT'S an even bet that "Jacinto''
impaired the desired knowledge.
U The Springfield Republican reports that
Charles NJ. Thomas, brass founder in that city,
after committing forgery TO heavy extent has
with woman. He has been engaged on Gov.
eminent work.
1.-THE Italian Free Masons have introduced
regulations admitting women. The female sec
tion has "ssters, and eve nerables % and .'grand
mistresses.n Whether the Masonic secrets are
revealed to the "female BRETHREN are not stated
IL The Troy Budget says IL has been dis.
covered that the good-looking lieutenant Of Troy
company on the Potomac II a womsn; and she has
been relieved from the service
III What the dickens makes Die kens hesitate
70 take up the offer Of $50 600 for course of lee
turing In Australia IL Uncomfortable. MANY a
worse ahront has been pocketed in this world {
DTQueen Victoria laid the corner stone of her
husbands nausoleum at Frogmore She Is rem
resented a. In hne health and looking buxom
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Parssn Brswnlsw at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, April 5:-The public reception OF
paron brownlow at Pixies Opera House, last
spot In the house was occupied. Speeches were
made by Mr.. Brownlow, Gen. =. +. Carev. and
Lieut.; Governor Fish, Of Kentucky. Resolutions
were adopted demanding vigorous and unceas-
ing prosecution Of the war, and the punishment
Of the leading traitors; resolving that the asg Of
the Union shall again hoat trium phantly over tbe
walls Of Fort Sumter, and from every other fort
oeionsing 70 the Union; extending the warmest
distinguished guest, and calling upon the Federal
Govefnment TO AFFORD speedy relief TO the lovai
Union men Of the South, and especially those Of
hast tennessee The exercises closed by singing
from tne public schools Of the city, who were
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM ISLAND NO. 10.
The Bsmbardment Progressing Success


ST. Louis, April 5.-The correspondent Of the
Republican, writing from flag ship Benton on the
evening Of the Sd, says: This morning an at tempt
was made to tow the rebel floating battery to
brisk IRE was opened by our mortas, and In
the course Of half an hour the battery was struck
several times, splinters lbeing thrown in all di-
rections, and several beams were displaced. One
shell exploded directly inside the battery, when
II was Immediately turned out Of range.
The rebel steamer Winchester, which was sunk
some time since to obstruct the channel north Of
the Island used by the rebels as point from
which to watch our movements, was shelled to-
day and burned TO the waters edge. Our skill
ful firing to-day made the enemy cautious, and
all their tents have been moved far out of range.
Advices from New Madrid confirm the previous
report OF the erection Of rebel batteries opposite
that point. All was quiet there, however.
The river 10 falling rapidly, and troops can soon
be landed asanY point along the banks here.
OTHER AccouNTs-LA1Ee FROM NEW MADRID
CHICAGO, April 5.-Ths special correspondence
Of the Times, dated Cairo 4th, says Firing at
Island No. 10 up to last night disabled the foat-
ing battery of the rebels and one shell struck d.
rectly on Il, killing, 10 supposed, three men and
disabling the battery. ltfoated down toward the
Our firing to-day has been more active, and has
done good execution.
A messenger from fsew Madrid this evening
reports that the rebels erected battery last night
opposite Point Pleasant, and this morning opefied
nercelY on our works, but, after firing some time,
the rebels battery was silenced by our guns, and
warehouse on the Kentucky shore vas dred by
our shells, and Its contents consumed. No casual
ties on our side reported and the rebel loss s
not Known, brit from the fact that they had to
cease firing, IL Is supposed so.t,e must have been
killed.
CHICAGO, April 5-A special dispatch to the
Tribune, dated New Madrid, April 3, says the
telegraph line having been discovered cut In a
dozen places between here aud Sikeston, Gen.
Pope immediately issued special order direct
inn ttal fbr r,l. e. kzfl
sPonsible for the safety of the telegraph and thai
II any damage be done to Il near farms or resi-
dences, that their houses shall be burned and
themselves and families he arrested and brough hi
to camp and visited with The severest punish.
ment.
TIE U. s. eUHBoAT CARONDOLgT RUNS THE eAUHr-
LEr or THE REBEL BATTER les AT ISLAND NO. TO-
WAsHINeToN, April GA dispatch to the Sec
fetary Of War, dated New Madrid, April s, states
that last night Capt. Waugh, with fhe gunbost
Carondclet, run the gauntlet at Island No. 10, and
Ia now available TO General POPE. She was fred
upon from the enemy's batteries, but not struck
once.
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GC The gay and festive Bev. Tucker 10 para
ding himself In Paris as q Confederate agent He
axis like the same old Bev., snesrs at the block.
ade as mere farce, and says vessels run In and
their letters TO the South now once a week A
regularly az II there was war, and all the
Southern pens have been put In motion by this
good news As for the late defeats In the West,
they are mere hea-bites, and the Southern Con.
federacy can never be overturned. They people
Of the South, everywhere, are happy and pros
psrous-never more so-and no one thinka ngsin
fever returning 20 the Union. His picture Of the
prosperity and happiness Of the people In New
Orleans 10 described az partIculy eoslssr de rose
and gives one the impression that either Mr.
Tucker is reciting role, or else that he has more
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SOLDIERS MONEY
AND
ALLOTMENT DRAFTS.

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
WILL FORWARD SOLDIERS REMIT
ThNCES
To their Families at any place on TIE lines of their
Express at q charge OF
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
FoR ANY sum NOT BxoBEDING FIFTY DOLLARS;
And q proportiOnats additional charge to plaoss 3
reached BY conneotlng Expresses
The remittance, whether Go!d, Treasury Nctes,
or Allotment Drsfts, should be enclosed IN an or. /.
We Iore and securely sealed. end have the full al
dress ino ouding town, Post Office, snj State and
in oities the strest AID numbor) Of the person TO
whom to be sent, and the amount iesbly marked
thereon.
Envelopes for this purpose msy be had at our
office
TO facilitate prompt delivery tbs charge for re
nh ss I'm ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
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u Mrs. 6reenhow and Mrs. Augusta Morris
were recently before the military authorities st
Washington, but refused the oath Of allegiance
and the spring fashions just out too. What he
roism. .IE
Ur Both houses of the rebel Congress have
passed IesolHtions recommending that no cotton
BE .anted this sesson If"cOtton 10 king'i won't
this Interrupt the line Of succession,
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A SAFE ECALcrLATToN.-somebo tells story
about man discovered on the roof Of a small
building floating down the Sacramento few days
since. He was hailed by the passengers Of a rive,
steamer, who were disposed to attempt his rescue
The only reply they received was, =" Hurrah for
Jeh Davis-let her rip" The passengers con.
End therefore could not lie drowned, SO thew lei
him " "rip."-S. r. Herald.
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pENsION OFFICE, Juxs 6rH. 1851.
TO ALL WHOM ~ NAY CONCERN

tS. rs:.as q tRs S'fs L.ns w.fa v: 81
beep o:t Or DESTROYED notice s hereby given, that
st p me dats f9lloyns the DESCRIPTION OF each War
sued. II no valid objection should then appear.
Nc; % HS. for leo sorss. issued under the aot Of
Ma.ca: issS, n ne name Of Helekish Smith. and
No, a,sSl, Tor i60 sorss. issued under ths s.t n,
March 80, ls5e. IN the name Of Jsoob BREEDER, and
No. SsS27, for l3o acres, issued under the AT of
March. ls6S, IN the name OF Chsrlotte. WIDOW on
Wal,sr Cole, Col and vas granted January o. lass
Lsna wsrrsnt Oerhhqste No. Is,ls,. for 100 acres,
2sos mnJ p nyer Of Psgiqk Brady, Privsts Oh
Slsf neoenber; 1s5i-Juns y. 1850. -"
Lsna WaIans CeFnaeate No. ~ ass for lso scrss.
.Thomas Bingham. private, OF Capt. Hunters
COMPANY, batta,ion OF Mormon Volunteers. Ia
=. 80. josEfE 4. T. BixkkErT.
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IL Some old Roman said "Non euiuis hor,ini
eorttngft adfrs Corinthnn1, !" which Is equivalent
to declaration that-"Everybody can't 60 to
Corinth." That 10 probably what Beauregard
thinks about his Corinth down In Mississippi,
near the Tennessee line, but he willfnd that ii 10
not inaccessible to Yankee army. That Grant
will take II, may be taken for granted
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NEw KIND OF WAR VEssEL.-A sailor writing
from Hampton Roads gives description OF the
do not violate the order Of the War ofsce az aims,
publishing 'contraband news'': awe have q man
here who has invented q ship which ss fast as she
is fred Into AsaesS tis balls ost aedis - She q
built Of cork and lined with India rubber; the
outside and IDside Of Eplated iron. Her smoke
stack 10 70 be Of gutta percha and pump leather,
and her boiler II 70 be made out Of turtle shell and
is 70 burn nothing but the best charcoal and
bonea-Al6aay Evsaiag JosrsaL
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From the fennessee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
to florence. Ala

CHICAGO, April 5.-The Times, correspondent.
under GATE OF Cairo, 9Th, says reliable Informal.
ton from the Tennessee river says that onr unn.
boan Cairo, Lexington and Taylor, and transport
Iigress, made reconnaissance al far a. Florence.
discovered one deserted battery where the sner,y
had nine guns planted = : s''e'1'y y
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IL Island No. 10 has great deal 10 answer
for. The aut question asked In the morning Is,
" What Of Island No. 10!'' IL stocks fali, the
reason given IL the stubborn resistance Of the
rebels at lalaRd No. 10. The boy who was asked
In school which was the largest island In the
world, very properly answered, Island No. 10;
for sire isse be estimated by the space IL occu-
pies in the hffs4, and In this fespect, Australia
10 not 90 big as Island No. 10.
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Lassst fren .he s.u,hwe,,.

NIw YoRx, April s.-The World says private
information, derived from reliable sources. ~
reached here that General Beaufegard has been
outnanked, near Corinth, and compelled 10 ran
back, and that large body Of our troops have
moved In between the enemy and Memphis, and
not Gar from Mississippi.
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RBADs
READ!
REtDl',
AMP BE CONVINCED
AND RF CONVINCED
AND bE CONVINCED.

Es''"st from ths ''StaT," :" E.t7paru - .-62
DLYrcN's CFhCEERs AHB ENCELLHNT TlFa.--
Hotel sud RestEuFeat Keepers. SUtlsFs'. Hour~
keepers, and GFoCers'. Etcrid not fsTi ssap r .
supply Of the sapeTIOr Crackers ana Plea. mana
fhotured by D1ytOu, 9sn lith street, between g
and VI. DAYTON manufactures sll kinds Of Cakes
and Crackers Oft the beat material, and every hopse
Keeper ~ vel svsre Of the great psrIoHty of tb
later, when fresh from the ovens 20 those skippeS
from Northern cities. Suffers Wi ind u greatly o.
their interest 10 examine Day tons Crspke7r kES
Pies before PuToEaslnE elsewhere,
We will chow the nance Of more than y score ~
suffers who have used Pies manufactured \.
other Bakers, and were obliged to come 20 us
hnally, snd pay ue two dOllars more reT hHndra.
IN order To get tn artIce which the men could eat
without making them sick.
HoTI fh CofTesFCHdsHt Of fhs Nctc York DitpdtsS
1--WE notice with must p'easuIa tho
popularity OF our entsrgrisllE fellow oItsa1, Jas.
j.. Dayton, IN t1e Baker, busin ss 10 this city.
..S sCsccss has boen gained By the excellence -
his goods.
We IeS.a thas members OF the SANITARY Com
mittee have ate OF his Pies, and pronounce them
heathiul; and ws NUT ssF IN sus.ioe. that vs.
never rartoOk Of more sells. ous Pies IN our nfe
Suffers from every sectiro and Families frot3i
al quarters Of the city, send 20 hls Bakery.
We strongly invite fsmiiiS g 20 TT opT
PIC MIC CRACkEks.
BOSTON CRACKERS,
SLICED APPLE PlES,
RhSPBEhHN PIES,
pA0TpN's Bakery, fs6 Eleventh rtTeefl
NH 2S-u Between g and y
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NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL cHEoPEssTy BoFs
Z + y n,
WITAosT INITIAL PAN On CLAstE

DR.. :, b SlSESNOND
via bresdsees, Nee fo-k-2GO Psrssy.rsz.A A.
ssFt, bsi.ssss l2lk sSl ISfk Sgs Easkf.sfo.
Cfs the sttenticn OF the pubic 90 tao follow nr
sovsqtsges OF his improved nystom r.er.
4. Ehe Keeth OF his manrfsotprs e. HR1Ssss
never oorode nor ohSnEe color by GGT~oHfsE
aoldsi being thTao fourths lighter thar nv cth-r
=. no toath roots nRed be sEtrect@i "a ~
srhteiAl ones ran be Tpr-Tsed over shou
she roots Will BE made Incdrrsiv-, N rs---
Eaha.
4 No teBp0T1If te-th are ne~Sjac a. r,rfuseor,
enss can he made Immediately ther~l,r fter~fT.,.r
the nrtlrsl eIsrersIon Of the fsac, wtiah z.aes
ths old ~ stem IL fTssaentiy disfEU.ed.
> ais work has been tElig tested over sr- y.ss
county. -
Or, s, hss ElFo invented q rhIte undeEtruosirr
metal Ming, with which the most seasItise teet.
esn ue hllnd without pair, sud can build up . Per
iect SOUND tooth Oh sny E'ls Ioots, which ri lAui
through lifetime.
. The best Of references s;r-n-to pr V. Most; Dr.
soi elnrs, Professor " GhrBIstTE. n. :; Ho1.
ludEe wayne, Of the SUP ~i,.s Cent 4 w hH1ip1-
tcu. hn1 thousands OF ctfsrs-
Cal and exam &c for youTgslf natsr
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NOTICE,

ID NOTICE.
ROPOSALS, From dealers and millers, are To-
yIted till the 10th OF April, ls62, for FURNISHING
has been received BY the U. s. Government, and
known as No. extra
Samples Of this Flour can be seen az the CRpitol
bakery In this city.
II il desired to make contract for 20 ooo barrels
Sho.ld hos ever, any person desire to fu rHlsh
lets quantity, he will stat the precse number Of
barrels In his bid.
rate OF 800 barrels daily until the contract is & led
No Flour Will be received which does moi come
Up to the standard at the inspection made just be
lore the purchase.
The Flour to be delivered at the railroad depot
IN Wsshinston or a any Of the warehouses in
Georgetown, DC
Government reserves the night to reject sny bid
foI Any csuse,
Payments to be made in Treasury notes, and the
bids 10 be directed TO Major A. BECKWITH q
O., u . A, Washirgton, ID. T.. NH IS
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INTERESTING FOR THE COMMUNITY
AT LARGE.
we are nov receiving IA n VA A n y
CEOJHING 4 the latest deslEns three time, .
veek from cur manu- u'aotuTlnE establi ~ TeUt la
B. inoie, which se offer stastopishinE low gricss
BAR 4 BRO
NH Il i'm corner T. sad Tth strnetE
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LTAR DEPARTMENT.,

VITAR DEPARTMENT,
" JANyARY 81, lisa.
E ORDHRID, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations in the field.
Saturday. viii be devoted to the business Of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the Public.
EDWIN Nj. STANTON,
ia 22-u .G.a Secretary Of War.
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US IntsnI-s N. D.. tha InysntcT ea1 fAt-ptfs
sfths NtNBiiAL PLATE TEETH, at
tsE6E personally at his once N THE cfty 49,
Many persons oan wear thcsa teeth vno~cLhIr
anrot wear others, Abd no scEron car wear Others
Who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at nv once can hs accommodates
With Sny style and price Of Teeth they mar desrs.
eleanest, strongest, and most perfect denlUrs thai
Art can produse, the MIN ERAL PLATE vii bs
moro fully warranted.
Rooms IN this cIty-No 5ssPs svsnae, between
9TH anc 10Th ats. Also, ser Arch street Phlladel
shIE. UaTtI, sN
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RARNUM Is HERE Ion free exhibiuc.. "a,
- tnssf stock Of Clothing Ia the city, q the
osss fSs DE- go nssS'ss q ss ;:: .Sss:
soo1s lnr sale e yery low sriees fe 1-sm
FOR sALE-One very fne young MARE
suitable for .sddle OF buEEy. Also, ~
J kELLY's Grocery Store, corner <k "a
ana n, Island. Ap S-5ts
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GAS FITTING, &o.

Wh =. DOVE q Cs.
- y rev FEaFaTea - ). -sstr Avn aryFHs srfkS
Sn Oh thrI rpay la fsFcTed ~ the
fHEh BINS. gAS Or 6TEAM SlKEiNs
FFSINESs
TT Store 81 tsh street. few deers net. q; "a
t!sBEc, SheIe NAY pofosna comp tcte asEortrles;
a CHANDELIERS and etksT q AZ, SYI.AM Ras
WA1Ek FiISssEs. sn-I.
" Slf FIKEUHEs,
w " Have IN storc, AID are hsI recetyf~z a.
EITphES Of oHt.redE Nes Patterns and fjssiE ua
eve tlrisn, snseTroT Eire 90 enythinE heTasasTs
ss-Tnd IN This market. C r juti'ecitixsn- csu-rei
" 20 sal ayd a1snllre suook II ess rad ~ st.r
Flr ues, feeling coEa,trr. ths. - sEr. SEA fsSt
GO erted stcOk 10 wAshinrtca,
Al NoTf N ih. aheve Iins issf.rse5 = -sT sass
rlil bs PTsssFt- stPDie5 =.
HVEEs 4 HesEkr,
SAfsh STe suss.,
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O r PIC IA L.
OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
~ wAsHINsroN, January IS, 1851.
The Secretary Of State win hereafter receive
Members OF Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the frst Of mex,
month.
Jan z7-u WILLIAM ii. SEWARD.
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SEALED PROPOSALS Are invited ill the 18th
~ day OF April. 1862, at - O'Clock for supplying
the United States sub. Dept with coo head OF
BEEF CATTLE on tho boof
The Cattle TO be delivered at Washington clty,
and each animal TO average 500 pounds gross
weight no animal admitted which veIg ms less th an
900 pounds gross
The Cattle to be delivered at such times and in
suoh quantities as the Government may rec uITe
Cattle Will be required under this contract soon
after the contract ls closed. Heifers and bulls not
wanted.
A bond. with good and satisfactory security,
- u6overnment reserves to itself the right to pay in
Treasury notes.
No bid will be entertained when put In BY con-
tractors who have previously fa led 10 comply with
their CONTRACTS or where the bidder is not present
70 respond to HIS bid and all bids TO be scoompa-
MED by two guarantees.
The names of firms should be stated In full, With
the precise address of all the members of the hrm
Bids TO be directed TO Major A, BBcKwITH, c. s,
U 8. A, Washington, ID. G..
Form Of Guarantee
We. -, of the oounty Il, aud State OF
=. and -, of the county Of, and state
Of. do hereby guarantee that is able TO
fnlhl contract IN soo0Tdance with the ter ms of
his proposition, and that should has proposition be
accepted, he will az onoe enter into q contract In
Aocordonoe Herewith. Should the contract be
awarded him We are prepared TO become his seou
Iltles. This guarantee must be appended to Zach
DID. NH %
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DENTISTRY.

NR. ,. II. PEABODY,
~ DEfTTST,
Attends 20 al branches ~ his sFof@ss,or at ths
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