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DRoPosA FOR HORSES.
Dsrof QuAaiERMAsTsR's orFso1,

Co,.er Eik4tesnti and G st,eets,
eEILsD PROPOSALS. will be received at this otic-
1rtil sATuEpAr: the 27th day of December. at II
Is5aj twenty -s'e hundred Horses' OF lie tolios
ins description vis
For Cavalry n "a 5000; al sso,.,, sv ,s.s
Horses iror5 s fteen ito to s sixt1en hsnaa hisb.
ssy sn Of Of G,rs
- ARTILLERY,
For Artillery. ii oso) one thousa nd Horses. from
Qt17) fifteen and one half to ll6) sixteen hsnds
ness. comyactly built. and to weigh not lass thsn
PROPOSALS.
The full pane and post Office address of the bid
der mnst sppear in thA proposal
IFS bid is made in the name of 6rm. The names
dsii tne parties must appear or the bid will De
scnsidsfed as the individual proposal of the party
PropOsai: from di.'eya, ,arsie, .s:n no, be con-
b ssnbc0, anu Al oa'@ OF arrogance must accompany
PrcPo..ls must specify clearly whether the bid
mE:l both ss bid for on the same paper.
AMY any iidae. si,hss & tG p;op9@s r"r both ssssss
each class, complete N iset-and having no refer
ense 10 An. 11nsr b by the m S SAM patty
and sh.gld be plainly marked Proposals for
GUARANTEE.
II bs .Iaa .s q ssf bidder the
tesIonAble persons. whose signatures must Be ap-
Dended 70 the guarantee.
shown Se eere.s S1 of sbs Gisra of
nearest District Court or of the United States Dis
bidders must be present in person when tbs bid.
are opened or their proposals viii not be conadored
Zen ts equal In amouht to half the gu n, Tn ba
received the contract, signed OF the contractor
hsa.l npnn 3. ssU.rss OF
As the bond muat accompany the contract 1t will
men s.n sns hsss No
patton and ready to be produced when the contract
Blsnk ks for bonds can be procured upon appica-
ton being made at this odkce either personally,
By letter. or by telegraph
TokM OF GUARANTEE
We. Of the county ef-..pa sssts Of
do hereby guaranty th.t-is able TO fulfil
sition and that, should his proposition be accepted
herewith Should the contract be ava sosd to hin,
We are prepared to become his svcureties.
To this guarantee must be appended the Official
certificate above nsntaoRed.
INSPECTION. DELIVERY,
AL Horses contracted for under this advertise
ment will be subject to rigid ns section and those
not e1nformiDs to the specifications wi be re-
Ne Mares will be received
The Horses must be delivere5 in this city, within
twenty days from the date of the contract, and no
sxtexsior OF time via be granted Oh any preta!t
Payment TO be made upon the com pletion OF ths
contIact. or so soon thereafter as the Depot Quar-
termsster shall be in funds.
Any informanty in the b d. or non -conformanee
With the term Of this advertisement will ensure
the rejection of the proposal.
hundred each, upless She Depot QuaJtsrmsster
should deem tito the interest Of the Government
70 vary the number.
The Depot Quartsrmaster reserves TO himself the
risht TO reject any all bids that he dea too
high ID II. RUCEER.
de lStdez Colonel and Depot Quartermsster.
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PROPOSALS.
DR0POSALS FOB OATS AND HAY.
DTPof QulRfslnAsfrRb Opvfos.
AL n n

. Co$SD ~ I6A 0Hd u Sweets,
HAeHIH0fox. d. c., Docembsr Is laa2
E1AL!p PaoroeALs viii be received ct this Cd 60
for nf id s.{ yhs OF
tG9mn, ioSr handred thousand bushels of OATS
Hay 10 be good nss.cssa..sis able 81 TIno4aI pu. in
bales and delivered 1T 2,fn) two thousand Souads
The OARS to he Of . good nsrshantable quality,
Dct mp In bsgs Of about two b.shels each.
Onts wiz 6e rceeiysd BY weight. .(s2) .hirty-two
Seeks to be furnished without extra oharss TO the
, pyii7.ry 70 be made in the city Of Washington.
within tso) twenty -nve days from the date Of the
PROPOSALS..
Proposals viii Be received for iSG) dvs hundred
and bushels Of Oats and ND Upwards as '''''' D'' ''OD'
The preessitions for the Hay and o.ts .say be
from and to each osh.
The fan name and Post Of6ee address Of the bid.
fts bid i made IN the = name Of Arm, the names
on ~ tne s.r1ss les must eppssr; or .ns eia wili ee
Proposals from disicpal parsse. ,.in 40. Z. .on.fa
Proposals must be addrssaed tn Col. D. n. Rusker,
should be plainly marked Proposals for Oats and
The ABILITY OF the bidder to I'LL the contract,
Sy two responsible persons, whose signatures must
be appended to The guarantee.
shown By Se as eeess is o ths GeTp us ~ the be
nearest District Court Of the United ststes Dis
tricf ATTORNEY.
Bidders rust be present in person when the bids
are opened, CT their proposals will not be consid-
cred
Bonds equal in amount to half the sum to b. re-
cefyed on the contract. signed by the contractor
and both OF his SuaraDtoTs, viii be required Of the
sueeessful tdder upon signing the contract
As the bond must accompany the contract. 1t y Il
With them, Or = have bonds sisnsd in anticipation
and ready to be produced when the contract IL
signed. Blanks for bonds can be procured upop
application being made At ts Office either persoa-
Ally, By letter. ar ny Telegraph.
FORM OF GUARANTEE
We, -, OF the county Of -, and State OF
-, and -, of the county of -, and State
Of -, do hereby guarantee that is able to
biz propcsiGen and that shoald his proposition be
accepted, he Will II once enter into contract In
aerprdsnoe Herewith.
should the csutract be awarded him We are Pee
pared to become his securities.
Ito this guarantee must be appended the c.ficiA
certificate shove IN. ptionsd.l
1NsP ECTJOE. DELIVERY &c
All Oats and hay contracted for under this ah-
yertsement will be risidiy ins peeted and such as
viii b. rejected.
Payment to be made upon the completion Of the
contract. 50 epOn thereafter as the Depot Quar-.
trmas'er shall be in funds.
Any informality in the bid or non-conformA Ance
With the terms of this advertisement, will ensure
the retectien OF the propoa u.
Delivery 70 be made at the Railroad Depot, or at
one of the Government Wharves in the city of
The pot Quartermsster reserves TO himself the
right - reject any or all bids that he may deem
kigh. ID. II. RUOkER,
de I3-d Colonel and Depot ou.rtermaster.
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IMPORTAE FROM TENNESSEE

A Large Rebel Force Fires into Jnct
.cn-Trenton and Union City Attacked
Columbus Thredtened-kailroai Train
Fired Into. md Track Torn Up-HoIiy
Springs Said to be Rctaken-Gueriiia. o q,
the Mi>sissiPp,-Larse Amounts of Cotton
Burned.
CAIRO, (midnisht.l Dec 2o-A BODY of reb.I
cavalry, VariousIy estimated At from 2 600 70
500 strong, made a raid on the railroad three
n lies this side Of Jackson, Tenn, yesterday
morning.
Attr firing into the town they tore IN the
track icr considerable distance, and buraad a
long tressel work.
The telegraph operator at Trenton this eve
nfe reports an atiack on that place. There
has rv'n b'rn considerable excitement AZ
Columbus, In anticipation Of rebel visit TO
thar place.
We are still in doubt regarding the injuries
done TO the Mobile and Ohio railroad Tne
rebels first r'Rdr q break this side of Jackson
and then moved th.s way, so there was no
cbnDce TO hear from the territory passed over
Thy have taken Carroll Station, Humboldt
TItEtCn, keEton, and a: last accounts w.r.
marching on Union City.
Al renton larec Quantities of cotton, which
We're At the station house, and other proper ty,
were burned, and g. kenton two locomotive
and some cars.
Tie pa senger train from Columbus on Fri.
day WAS nred into, but got through 10 Jackson,
and was the last frGin - proceed over the r,tj
The strength OF the rebrls is not known, nor do
We yet know the commander. Cheatharn, Nor
gan and Forrest are coz jncturad
There il gr-at panic at Hickman as n is
f. a-.d the rebels will make q dash into thai
place.
1t is reported To- night that the rebels have r..
taken Holly Srrings, but nothing reliable has
been received.
The s.eam.r Mili Roy, while taking cotton At
Comm. rce, Nit siss ppi, Oh Wednesday, was
surprised by Blythe's rebel cavalry. and fir,,d
upon. Three l,rrsons were killed The Mill
Roy returned 10 Hel-nR AMI reported the fact.
The ennboat Inlet and the transport City
Belle, with detachrents of the iith aud 4,th
Indiana, were di.Iat. he'd I'D Commerce, where
they arrived Thurrday night and burned the
tow and plantations five miles around
Il, Il NrisOnerS Nprt. iakru
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Official Report Of General Fsx,er.

HEArouARTKRs or THE DxrARrxrSr OF
NORTH CAROLINA, kINesroN, December "a,
is1i2.-kd;or General HaJieok, Con- ~ as<lin1 "a
-irMy 81 hs Untted States '-(feneraI: ha We the
iCnor To inform you that left Newbern for
this place on the iith inst, bur that owing 70
the bad roads, and copseq uent DELAYS 20 the
trains, &c, did not reach s. w. Creek, n ye
mules from this town, till the afternoon of the
18Th. The enemy were posted there, but by a
h,avy artillery hre In front and q yivornus
infantry attack on either flank, succeacied in
fCrcing q passage, and without much lose
his morning advanced on this town, and
found The enemy strongly posted at dsfiIe
through a mareh, bordering creek The posi-
tion " as SO well chosen that very little Of our
artillery could be brought into play. The
main attack, therefore, was made by the in-
fantry, assisted by q few gums pushed for sesrd
On the roads. We succeeded, after I've hours
hard fight, In driving the enemy from their
position. We followed them rapidly 10 ths,
iv-r. The bridge over the Ncuse nj this point
Was prepared for firing, and was firad in SIN
place, but We followed 20 close behind them
that We saved the bridge.
The enemy retreated precipitataly by the
Go.dsboro' and flkev roads. Their force
var about e,OOo men, with twenty pieces OF ar
u.lfry. The resulti is that We havf. taken Kin vs-
ton, captured eleven pieces Of ARTILLERY, taken
fIom IouI TO five hundred prisoners, aud found
q large amount OF quartermsst~rs and com
mlssary stores. Our loss VIII not probably
Exc. ed two hundred and wounded.
i am, General, with great respect, your obe-
dent servant, j. q. Foster
Major General COMMANDING
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ARMY THE POTOMAC.

From Correspondence OF Phila Inquirer
HHADcUARTERs ARMY OF THE PoroNAc,
licc. "A general uncertainty exists as 40
future movements; tut an lmpr1s- Ion prevails
that nothing will be done At present, and OH
GERS are obtaining permission, IN cons de rable
numbers 20 visit Washington for a few days.
postii ility exists that Jackson. who went
down the river towards Port Royal, ths day
teforr Yesterday, may cross thFre and attack
our supplies at Belle Plain; but that movement
IL we'll guarded against. Sleel, w 40 recently
arrive in our neighiorhosi. has departed.
with his army, towards Cati.-tts station. Us a
protection to both our right and rear.
EEoENBER IA committee OF inQ uiry into
the conduct of the war, consisting OF Me.srs
CEsnGhr, Coyode, and Hale, have been in this
nsieheorhood since Monday last, aud, yest..r-
day. Ecid consultation with Burnside and the
leading general in the tentof the former, wind
irR UP late IN the afternoon with a dinner
he proceedings have not been diyulged but
Gle OF them subsequently remarked that
had lie been Burnside, he would have re-
SIG ned rather than have made an attack where
the difficulty Of success was so apparent.
Frcm this, We may judge that the oommittee
were perfectly satisfied that Gen Bnrus,ds,
acted through peremptory orders from Wash
ingtcn, and mol from his own yolition. Burn
side knew that public opinion coinclded with
the War Department in the d-sire for an
advance, and, trusting In the efficiency Of his
army, made the attempt The prospects were
not hopeless, and n the Pennsylvania Reserve
Corps had been timely supported, or shown a
greater persistence in advancing. the right of
the enemy would have been tarHed Their
greatest loss was during the resreat 1854
The enemy are busy erecting redoubts upon
the heights along the Rappahannock, 70 pre-
vent the passage OF our army, aud have forti-
fed 10 a point Ii ls>~t-ave miles below Port
Royal, or twenty two miles beyond Fredaricks-
burg. The gunboats are thus driven far down
the river, and cannot ascend without batne
shelled. The Yankee was lately struck by two
shots, and had tour men killed. The RSppa
hammock being here very narro W; sharp sb ,.,.ssr.
could, with great ease, pick OF from the shore
the GunneIs, i'm case the boats attempt 20
operate.
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From New N1Syico.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 1o.-The Santa Fe mail,
with dates 10 the 10th inst, has arrived. Or
ders had been Issued by Gen Caslin that All
persons arriving At Santa Fe shall rel port them. .
selves TO the provost marshal. Strangers must
exhibit the written an hority under which they
travel, and give salts factory evidence OF loyal
~ to the government
Efforts are being made to quiet the Navajo
Indians, and their chiefs have made peaceful
promises.
1t is rumored that 5000 Texans, with twelve
siege guns, are marching on Santa Fe, via Los
Vegos and Ell Paso. They are said to be un
der the command of Brig. Gen. Baylor. This
rumor is unconfirmed.
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FINAKcIKI.-New York papers of SATURDAY.
evening say: Governments still continue duil
and neglected Coupon 6's of lssi are ouotei
at lC3Sic3x. Registered is a tribe better at
yesterdays quotations, at a9e ex-inL.rest
Seven -thirti are on, closing at lo2 lalQ,x
Cernhcstes OF Indebtedness, 96 Sa95k In Site
stocks the business was quite light Missouy5
last evening. A lot OF the Hannibal and 81.
Joseph issues was taken at IS. Tennessees
ruled steady at 534a54, Il lower Than AZ ne
close Of last week. Sales Of Virginia Sc nc
6ta6l, North Carolinas at 20 Georgia AZ an
Louisiana at g., Illinois war loan al laa. ana
Indiana diWo at &c. California rs adyanced
from 1l4 10 us, with a moderate business =
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REBEL MOVEMENTS IN ARKANSAS.
Hindman'~ Soldiers Join the Federal Ar.
. my-1he Shooting of Ten Coufederat,


my-1he Shooting of Ten Confederate
Citizens by G~n. Mcneil. -
S1~ Lowe, Dec. is.-Gen. Curtis has recei we'd
dispatch from Gen. HERON TO the folio win 2
effect:
lis believed that Gen. Hind nan has cros Sed
the Arkansas river with his infantry, while
Gen. Marmaduke is on the north side with his
cavalry.
Hundreds Of men from Gen. Hindman S army
are daily joini Dat Of Gen. HERON. Many
Of them are< orrians, who express the
greatest disguss lth the rehel campaign in the
West, and ayow rs their con yiction that is
further prosecution is hopeless.
Gen. Curtis yesterday recci we'd written COM
municat;on from Gen. Holmes, commanding
the trans Mississippi department Of the rebels,
forwarded by direction of Jefferson Davis
The communication is an inquiry for the facts
relative TO the shooting Of the Con nfederate citi
zens by order OF Gen. Mcneil. Enelosed with
the communication Is n printed slip from the
Grenada Apps al Containing pass age credited
TO the Palmyra MOI Courier. Gen. Holmes
and the Confederate government desire TO know
II the passage In the Palmyra Courier is sub
stantially correct. ...--
The reply of Gen Curtis will probably be
published, and II Is looked for with much in
terest.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPAroHEs.,
FROM THE Army frHE POTOMAC

HFAToCAkTERs Army OF THE PoToXAC,
Die. 90 1estsrday morning about darl,sh,
onr hundred Of Hampton s Legion frz o-l cav.
airy) entered OccoQuan ard Captured nnr lieu
tenant ard twenty privatHs OF the Tenth Ne "
ioik Cavalry. who were guarding the trlr-
RrFph Liner, and eleven suffers and six suffers
a. ons WeIe seired by the reb-ls. All gu.
tc-E:ght
HkADoCA:TfRs AKhY OF THE PoToNAc.
d. c. :l.-key. NJ. R,rd, Of Pa, on behalf of th
Christian Association, has visited these head.
quarters, bringing Comforts and deiicacias for
the sick aEo corps az voluBt tesr ar ~es tor the
wound. d remaining In camp. All were placed
NJ fhC disposal CT fhr medical Department. an q
Were highly appreciated by the med edical di-
rector
NO new mevcmcnts by the enemy ha We been
OTIS. rNed since We evacuated the eoulh eide
1t is not known to Gen. Burnside's starf that
hr has irrd'oed his resi- iknatiou as comm ander
OF This army. as stated "a Washington corre.-
Ponfence. Everything is quiet along the lines
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BS-Thr Bangor Wfag says diptheria /. Again
Pr".;i az VIII: much fatality IN many parts
proved fatal among children: a IA in the n,.ira-
bCIhOod town of CoTinfh ni,Ie children ha We
died Of ihis disease within Two or three weeks
81 The publisher OF the WooaSoekst lR. H.
Hauiot has been .all'd upon 10 u AZ a license
for retailing pap r at the counter Of his Once.
~ Bon. j.. Cas'- formerly editor at Port
land, Ne, aud lat OF the Csn einnRu Eaquirsr,
died IN Indiana on tue Ilth
81 In acccrdapSr with - ierS from Gen.
Wright, the Oregon We klv linian. \ rrnel icus
sheet, hae b. ep eNy lud.d fro,o tb' IA lie.
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81" Timothy TItcomb"i 10 m yesiIgating sp,r-
ituaIsm. Not long since he had an later visw
with noted medium" at Boston, ,ol chester
hy name-wh no astonished him by an. werine
questions written on bits OF paper carefully
iold'd up, the writing which hs fthe me-
dIum) could not possibly have seen. After q
series of manifestations OF this kind, the IA
quIs'tiNe Dr. Holland sat for n spiritual pho.o-
rraph, which was TO represent himself and
sun.c dcparied friend. The result was Very
roor bkei.ts Of the doctor and forehead a "a
shirt bosom of some defunct friend DR. Hol
land recognized the portrait of hImself bot
couio not decidc 10 whom the foyeheaa and
shirt-boeom belonged.
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From California.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 2h.-The steamer SO.
nora sailed hence this afternoon for Panama
with thirty passengers and S65G,OOO iu treas ure
for New York, and Si75,0i0 for England. The
steamer Hermann sails on Monday. The shin
Josephine brought fifty bales of new silk from
Japan, for reshipment via Panama ID n. York
The steamer Oregon has arrived from NJ izst-
LAM bring iag S73,OO0 in treasure and 50 sacks OF
silver ore from various mines In Sonora and
Seralva, for the purpose of having il tested
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liosToN. Dec. 2l-The remains of Major
Sidney Willard, killed At the battle OF Pred
cricksburg, were deposited in Mount Aubarn
&c nrt.ry to-day. Gov. Andrew, and many
other distinguished citizens, attended the fuuer-
al. The Independent Cadets and Cambridge
Home Guards composed the escort
PROVIDENCE, Dec. 20.--The bodies OF Iseut
Coloncls Curtis and Sayles lay in state this
morning, at the State House. Thousands of
people paid their last RESPECTS. The funerals.
tick place this aferroon, with appropriate
military honors. The Masonic fratsrnity were
in attendance at the fu neral OF Sayles.
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I,r.eE,r.a, RiIdeford. 5Ie,

PIDrKFoRp, NE. Dec @-Union block was
totally de- troyed hy fire this morning 1t was
occupipd rs follows: W. Soue, restaurlnt, who
saved ,nIy his family; Emery & %, dry goods;
F.rrv boots, shoes, furr; Miss Chedboarn :,
mill in,ry and other. " 10 saved most Of their
stock. Loss about S2.UN0-whieh is well in
sLr.d
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RebeIIiou> Clergyman O,tracised.

ST. Louis, Dec. 20.-Rey. DR. NJ cPheeters OF
the Pine Street Church, has been ordered by
The Provost Marshal General to leave the Stat,
within ter days for encouraging the REBELLION
And sustaining disloyaity in his church. Three
m' mbers Of tie church have been appointed
trustees. and directed 10 fill the pulpit with a
loyal
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MANLY EXHIBITION OF GRACE
STRENGTH AND AGILITY,


By the acknowledged superior Acrobat and Gym
MoRBsrE,
On the Horizontal Bar.
Banjo sSlo. torisinal.. WV; s: Bsaxorth.
SsrsIt Ssnsi Mile Pauline and NJ sa aaiiosx
EI h7 zsps.eo s .n lie Julia fssmsn
MIss LUCY AT THE solREE.
By A. n. Hernandez, Miss Charles, and al the
Varieties Minstrels.
Ssand Ssm'd f"nf % 6ressss1a SSa an
Or ,b. sLAs tfH aARk Sf2Sh - 81 6SoNsTANrINopLs
ASdS sussa ks,sf ths .nfas, M ssS5iIosy
6m.a On uhf Atib ,ss + slane Merchant. ASS%sn Gros
DANCES.
Grand Introduction. -. Miss Julie Lehmana and
Pas de Fascination Mss Pauline sns Serps &c 1siss o.
Pas de obslisque Mis- Pauline, asis sAs,si snd
FIRST Variation. .s..--............Mi Miss Whelp pey
Ssco3d Variation n.....-..-....M Miss Lahman
GTana FiDsie Misses Julia, Ps1iine, whspey des
land Corps de Ballet
70 be sEsS p Il FGfTSEtei SSGP sSSePe'n Of
PIE.
'shh5 ShA!terooA. .'........ miss Charies
Comic Song. Mr.. Coleman
THE LIGHT BRIGADE,
BY BudHorth Brothers, Lands and Paul Berger
To conclude with the Esqu silly Amusing Panto-
mime of
ROBERT MACAIRE.
isque. H stssp % ki Pupil NJ heanshSsa MSssl
Layaieur, eeIgeant of Gendarmes. A: Lehman
Notary .................. MI Jones
THURSDAY, Christmas Day. Two Grand Per
foTnlsEces; Aftt moon, for Ladies and Children
con,mencif al ciock Evening II usual time.
SSTEcfAL NoTICB.-A Grand Matinee Sat
urdAy Afternoon, Dec. n, for TIE accommodation
Of Ladder and Chilt ren commencing at 2 o clock
Psrquette and Family Circle. ....... Is cents
Orchestra Chairs .....-.............5s 81 cents.
Single Heats In Boxes Z. cent?.
CIlored Circle. .......... ....... Is cents
Doors open st 63e O'Clock; performances to com
r7pnrA afSsI ae ~
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II ATTENTION, Suffers.
II. ". PITKIN. A. 3. PIfKIN.
PITKIN ( CO.,

WHOLESALE GROCERS. PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
rs KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA. VA.
We have Just received q large and well s.le cted
stock of GHoCEkIES Suffers GOODS, DE
~hich y offer rpg at lower cash prices tina can
tr Lou. hi in thi. ma, ket else here One of our
firm Iesidr 4 in Phila4el phis we have al vantax-s
n tryi over most Other houses. Particular At
lertia paid to sptlers' orders. ~
ieI3lm' PITkIN i Co.