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JOB PRINTING.

WE are prepared to execute, with neatness and
w dispatch. JOB WORK, sush as
PAMPHLETS,'
BLANKS.
POSTERS.
CHECKS,
CARDS,
LABELS.
BILL-iElDs,
&C.. dc.
~ rerzs CASH for all Job Work, on belly
Esy.
April II, 1883.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-09-18

This statement has been prepared with
great care, and sfser consultation with Que
Auditors, sud will, ! believs, DO found -.
curate and reliable.
/ have thus brought to your ssssntscs
such matters as are deserving oeecnsidera-
ton st this session Of tho General Assem-.
bly, I have only to add. in conclusion.
that hope harmony and unity will attend
your deliberations; that wisdom will dio.
tate your measures, and that they will pro-
mote the honc-. interests and prosperity of
the Commonwealth aud the Confcdcraoy.
Respectfully. su9
JoMs LxTcsn,
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a,7ao.@. q

These snms, making 81, $50, 1911 81,
when deducted, will leave ss our
State debt the sum of 8
Deduct debt purporting to be dine
the literary fund which belongs
to the State, and is . debt BY
mere fiction OF law. .--.7.
To pay which We have evaifsbse
bank stocks belonging to the lite
raty fund, railroad and other
stocks belonging to the internal
improve fund, worth in the
market, and from which can be
realized at any time the State
may direct. the Sum cf-
In addition, the Commonweath
oyns$2, 4I9, 500 worth Of bank
stock, which will readily com.
mnud in the msrkst the sum Of :
Y.asv;nr o-lr ~ n. rrhvided fnr :. .
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-09-18

Eg~T|fa following il une Of tie sosss.
which the Yankees in Nc=dos sruy. ara
singing:
II tell You, whether siavs or fsss,
j u's.,. Wjllss i.is-.e. !,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-09-18

"IIIas
DBHE ONB warting swi for theit Hogs, can be
y supplied ct 81 per barrel ct the Stsnnton Dis
lllasE. MAa0y d HARTMAN.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-09-18

NEW AUCTION CONCERN.
THE undersigned having taken out AUCTION
land, Negroes, Horses, Wares, and Merchandise,
either IN town or country. Auction Rooms at
Diokle's old Stand. Consignments of all kinds Of
goods solicited. A. NJ. BRUCE,
H. H. PECK. s.
Gknmnfan Feb 20 1853 ri e.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-09-18

State is reported
to be -
This sum included
inter est on the
public debt un-
called for, the
greater portion Of
which IL due so
she q States aa6
her citizens. 80
1t includes also The
sum borrowed By
us to aid in tho
prosecutions ofths
war, and which
by agreement is
to be refounded
by che Confeder-
ate government
amounting to-
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PROPOSALS.
DKOP LIS TOR LUMD1a,


CHrH1 AsaIs1'f QuAA9lAMAs1Ra's0S SIon,1
0' E::s:.ss: B. g. .i sa, F :, ss
ssisRH win , & reesi.sa 4. .a. one.
s,Ios s.ss y IaaS:s d &: sE siis. Sss
sia 1' hssas.a ass az, thousand 1850 500, ts.. =.
r-:a. Duo 1s% q svs inch
,, White Pin. Conmen oaIinx:;
sixty s:mio:s fest s''n.s
sir;;;ss ;hoa;:na q 600, fest seanslins. b, !.
sirtysI sh-a; aad ss.saiD feet soAnslins By B
sixty, =, Isns feet se.n.ns.s
sixty 8. sS S sss f..s ss.a.uns. B, !.
All the above described 70 BE- good, mereAsntabls
s. or T. {. III s.s..: es Of
l%tA dag Of Deeem6.r. lsG:
The fall name and POST once address Of tho bid.
Ha bid is made in the name Of firm, the names
sss ndi"ds Droso. AZ rs VA
Pro- ssals from disloyal parties will not b. con
Did. red and .n oath Of allegiance must accompany
Proposals must be addressed to CAPT. Inward L.
and should - plainly
The sssPcnsisilitY q !he sa.r.p.oss mus. ,.
81 q s. & e: q B..
5,
resgonsibis persons whose sisnatnres are to be ap
pended to tts S;5 and said must
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
are opened. or their proposals. will not be oonsid-
Bonds in the sum Of Ave thousand dollars, signed
Ct ts and both q his win
upon sisnips the contract
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We,--,of the county Of -, and State Of
hereby ran ssca iea .s s:. e
~ pr ses H.: 8
accepted, he WIN At once enter into : contract in
Should the contract be awarded him We are pre-
pared to become bis securities.
certificate above mentioned.]
The right t. reject any or all bids that may be
matter, we'll the ri sht to select from esch bid
such Lumber e. the price therein named, - IL re-
failure q the bidder. ~aoss proposal Is see.p.sd
TO furnish wit hin the time prescribed. in quality
then the A.si.tsns to have the right
fS hs " by fsa such
Informal propose" win r Ss Es 2sS u.nrz
noAt Captain. A. Q. NJ. q g. Army.
Asst aUARTEsM,R CAVALRY BUREAU,)
Washingfon. D.. c., November u, 1868
PROPOSALS Will be received at this Off O. until II
O'Clock M, Novem Der 10. for the privilege Of OBJ
tslniI all the animals which may die Ut the lav.
Airy Depot. GiesborO'. D. q.
Bidders will state the amount Der animal.
The party to whom tRs privilege ia awarded will
be required to remove the carcasses daily and con-
vey The m far enough from tae limits of the Depot
to aSsid all nuisance either to the Depot or tae
ci1isens in the vicinity.
Proposals. viii be received at the same time for
tt e purchase of the uanure which may acoum Late
within the limits Of the Depot. The manure also
to be removed daily as above.
Bords will be req ired from the party awarded
in each case to the amount of ave hundred dollars
tS50lfor the faithful performance Of the stipuls-
items agreed upon.
P ,m. nts for the above to be made to the Depot
Quarfermaster monthly,
Propose ust be addressed to Captain a. A. Du
Pry, De pot Qusrtermss.er, Giesboro' Point. ami
be endorsed on the envelope proposals for Dead
Horses - NO IA a.
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ATTENT TON!
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS, OFFICERS,
SOLDIERS, Suffers, PEDDLERS,
AND EVERYB0DYW
Rad THE FOLLOWING CAREFULLY.
At WILLIAM F. RICHSTEIN'S
NATIONAL BOOKSTORE, 27s Pa. Av.,
Between 18th and 18th streets,
YOU CAN BUY FOR ON1 DOLLAR
Fifty cent Novels or Twenty FIVE cent Novels,
g. cent Stationery Packages Is cent Packages
POR ONE DOLLAR
You can buy eight Photograph Album Cards, Of
which We have nov on hand over ave thousand
varieties. embracing ali styles published.
NEW ONES REOEIVED DAILY.
The largest and cheapest stock Of Albums In the
ely.
Wholesale and Retail, over 50 new styles.
JUST RECEIVED
new lot Of later & Co. = celebrated Ambrotypes.
Public are invited TO call and examine.
The subscriber having lately returned from the
Rev York and Philadelphia Trade Sales. offers to
the Trade and the Public generally, the and
bsst Stock Of BOOKS, STATIONERY, and FANCY
ARTIoL18 ever before opened in this city, at low
rates consisting Of Books, Rereign and American
Stationery, Photographic Albums, Chess Men and
Boards, Cribbase Boards, Dominoes, Combs
Brushes, Soaps, Pen Knives, Gold Pens, Razors,
40, &c. A large 10. of New Books sold st hall
retail price, ct
NATIONAL BOOK STORE,
27s Pennsylvania avenue,
oo0 In between 18th and 18th sts
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Q r y I Q TAL.
u.,ac...rt<,, Proeo,f kay.hnrs OAsee.

Headouart<,s, PYososf karshnrs Oaee,
RasAi~gtsn, q. c., Nov. 10, 1859. !
Soeciol Orders No. Ain vie Of The imrnenee
amount Of Governmens properly located or
stored in various sections OF this city, aud the
danger thereto BY IRE and Otherwise arising
nom the iawiess action Of persons , nna:r the
vicinity where thia property Is necessarily To-
Gated or stored, 1t IL directed that, from the date
OF THE order, the sale Of liquor. under license
or other wise. will not ba permitted In the To-
calities named hereiE, to wit: .E
Squares ll6, III, 1855 and 40, 80 much thereof
rs front on Nineteenth and NJ streets, In the
vicinity Of Nineteenth street park
Squares 1877, 1888, 1870, l5s, l59. ,so, 1871, and
1s2, go much thereof as front on Seventeenth,
Eighteenth. NJ and N streets, In vicinity OF
Seventeenth street and Ambulance parks.
Squares -, IS, 40 Al, 42, 43, "A, Sc, So, 81, IS,
So, 81. Sc, So 60, 7 Il, TO- co. 81, &c. 81, 81, l02,
1863, Io4, 100. 12, 122 49, 49, l43 ia in the First
Ward, south OF Pennsylvania avenue.
SQUARES (. g. 9, lie, IS, 10, 20 In the vicinity Of
Squares 165 and l6e, so much thereof as front
on H and Seventeenth street, in the vicinity OF
clothing department..
Squares 1e7, 126, 1863, 1874, 1874, 1s5. so much
thereof as front Connecticut avenue, Seven
tenth, Eighteenth and X streets, in the vicinity
Of 4 street stables.
Squares Az, 473, sol, 500, 5fs3 in vicinity of
Sixth and Sc venth street wharves.
Squares $40, 574, $50, 63l, $50. 6 al, 6a1, $50,
or any vacant street or avenue included In these
sqnarss, heingin vicinity of railroad depot and
Squares 72s, 72a, 731, ia, us, 759, 76N, in vi
Gin ~ Of Capitol and Carroll Prisons and Bar
racks.
densburg Toll Gate.
On any place within t,ro squares Of Kendall
Or cen park. .
On any place within tue squares OF Railroad
park.
ANY house in the above. described localities
con victed OF selling liquor to citizens or SOL
diers, viii be closed, and the proprietor i'm
prisoned for such time as the nature OF the Of
tense may warrant, the liquors on the premises
conf1scated, and the house permanently closed.
An application in writing to the Provost Mar
shall, endorsed by the Mayor and Chief Of
Police, will be placed in the hands Of an officer,
to report whether any specified person may be
permitted 10 sell, nnder license, to citizens only;
but only in exceptional cases will permits be
given. By command Of
HENRY b. TODD,
Captain and Provost Marshal
A. S. BAKER, Lieute nant and AdJutant.
5.2w
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VA7 DlPARTMlNr,
w WAsHIHa1ou, January ~, 1868.
In consequence Of the pressure OF busiless Of the
Va. CepsrtIo sat, passes for eitsens to visit the
Army Of the Potomac Will b given ct the Once Of
Lieut. Col. OoHRAD, 132 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street.
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THE EVENING STAR.
1TTAIRs n THE SOC rHwEsr.
Rnmsy "a & nptsre u Marmadske.

MtnpH,s. Ncy. n. via CAIRo. NO. ia-Ine
few pickrts stationsu cor,sr, !" his ci.v
p,., .attan. from the interior Of, Arkan sas,
80. .srtyen In this morning by thirty or forty
su.rrtIss Things oia no. .ast long IN sn ~
rsfjJs could not learn whether any one
Eas injured. or whether any cotton was de-
sfrcytd. About thirty shots were nred during
jesrn from q friend who came this morning
rom The Union Depot Station, about twenty
miles from here. on the Mississippi and Ohio
railroad. that a force Of rebel cavalry belonging
Z, Rschardsons command, under Coi Tom
Lcswood. were securing the country and con-
acr,ntinR every man who could be of the slight
value any way shape OF manner 70
are they are al Eobbleal,p. Anon Ethase con-
scripts yesterday was Mr.. II. q. Brlddy, for
merry one Of the editors Of the Memphis Daiiy
Argus.
Narmaduks had been captured, twenty. one
miles from Marshal, Texas, by squad OF
Union cavalry, who were out or scouting
duty. Three o! his staff were with him; one
ran the gauntlet and escaped, after being shot
in the sword arm. There is doubt expires sed
as to the truth of the report. give itfor what
il ie worth.
hurped nv prerrillas at Whitworth's Landing,
with gentlemen who chartered her, arrive q
here this morning, on the little steamer Saline
They confirm the particulars as despatched
them Yesterday. These gentlemen and the
crew v ere all liberated, but the captain OF the
yupbost was carried OF by the guerrillas.
Bands OF gGerrllas still infrst Eastern Ar.
kanias Captains Jim McC1hee and Barton,
Hxm handing about one hundred men, are ope.
rar.ns between he 81. Francis and Mississippi
rivers. Col McCrea, commanding the con.
sc. ipts for Eastern Arkansas, has his head
quarters in Poinsett county, between the w hite
and 1t. Francis rivers. He has some I've hun
dred men in camp. :
Cotton, coming in quite freely, was advanced
sh htiy, ranging To-Day, according to quality,
At from soto II cents. shipments heavy.
~Here Is something new for the lovers of
cabbage, extracted from the London Spectator:
Take the stalks, scrape them, leave them in
water all night, and next day cook them like
vegetable marrow. 1t will be found delicious.
IThe Ohioans are about to hold a State fair
At cincinnati, the proceeds whereof will be de-
voted to The benefit of the families of soldiers
frnm that STATE.
1Ths present total revenue Of Russia is
f.l,37i,2aS OF which fiS,0;i0.00 is obtained
ON the tax on brandy. fl5,225,ll goes to the
army, and f2,9il, AGA to the navy.
~ Walter Savage Lander, at the age of 80
wears, is about to publish volume OF poems,
entitled " H. roic Idyls."
~ 1t is calculated that the wool clip of
I'M es, t. the present year ill not be less than
3pU,G0U pounds.
81 I.aborers in Idaho Territory get IS day
and the If board for digging hundred dollars
" orih OF gold.
- Jefie rsonyille. Ind, is about erecting q
Presby terrain church 10 cost SI2,00U
~ Plain whiskey has risen to 81 so drink
Mt the faIs Of the Richmond. Va, saloons.
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DROP0sALB FOB hay, STRAW, AND GRAIN
AssIsfAEf QuARTERxAsrIa's 01rIoB,)
FORAGE DEPARTMENT, eoTHsF & dAd I'D StS >
WASHINGTON, D. o., october 18th 1865
Written Proposals are invited for furnishins Hay,
Straw, OATS and Corn, for the Of this Depot e
g. delivered e the R.iisesd Depot or 1t any Of the
The Proposals. TO be addressed 70 the underAisned,
and they should ststs the quantity Of each article
offered slao the price and date Of delivery.
Proposal! win 6s 5sesived ior avs taou. ard g oool
Straw and upwards unless It should be for the In
terest Of the Government to contract for less
Ali grain to be put mp In good sacks, Of about
two ~ bushels each, which are to be fufnisAod at
the cost Of the contractor.
The Hay and Straw to be securely bAled.
All Grain and Hay and Straw offered to be sab
jaet TO . rigid inspection By the Government In
Contracts will be awarded from time 70 time to
the lowest responsible bidders. - the interests Of
the service may require.
Good security will be required for the faithful
ful6llment Of any contract made under this advsH-
uAement.
PAYMENT to be made 1t the comp lstion q tie
contract B. L. BROWN.
oc1S.tf
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WAR DEPARTMENT
w ApJUTANT GEEEaAL's OYFros,
WASHINGTON, June q, l0Ga.
6mpsl Ord1Ss, No. los.
The Adjatant General will provide An aapropri-
ate medal of honor for the troops who, after the
expiration of their term have SSered their services
to the Government In the present emer senoy, and
also for the volunteer troops from other States that
have volunteered their service In tae States of
Pennsylvania and Maryland
By order Of the Secretary Of Wsr.
i. D. TOWESEND,
10 50 Assistant Adjutabt General
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Headquarters Prorost Harshat's Office, !

Washington, D. c., Nov. -, 1868 {
Special Orders, No. 22-The sale Of Liquors
is prohibited in the following loo alities, in ad-
dillon to those named in Special Orders No 9,
from these headquarters, Of date November 1,
1863:
Square al, SO much thereof as fronts on G
street.
Squares 232, 1913. 267, 2ss. a6s, 27o, ee7, 2os,
$40, 1877, $50, 33, 3s4, 3s5, 1885, 400, 40, 1885, 1884,
462, fG3, 1872, 53', and Squares O and u on
Maryland avenue, in vicinity of Government
Railroad, Depots. and Storehouses.
Squares 500, SOL, 54i, 5i5, sic, and 5i7, in vi
ciDity of Sixth and Seventh street wharves.
Squares 3Si and 3S2, SO much thereof as front
on Louisiana avenue, in vicinity OF Central
Guard House.
Upon the Mall, in The vicinity of the Monu-
ment and Government Cattle Yards or upon
any place in the vicinity of Mount Pleasant,
Carver, Stone, Columbia College, Campbell's,
Lincoln. Douglas, Emory, or Armory Square
Hospitals. The penalty for violation of this
order will be the same as specified in Special
Orders, No. 9. By command Of
HENRY B. TODD,
Captain and Provost Marshal
A. S. BAKER, Lieutenant and Adjutant
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DENTISTRY.

~A1&V u Id i ~
GkEAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
Teeth Extracted WITHOUT Pain Nth the Mua,its Of
Oxygen.
Iwould advise al persons having teeth to ex-
tract to call At DR.. LkWIE'S Office,
and have them taken out by this new k.e3
and harmless process Also call andQYyYYSp
examine the Occter's new and i'm. AA~
proved method of asserting Art;Ecisl Teeth II
ycu once see the great improvement in his teeth
you viii have them In other style than this new
xnd valuable one. No. 242 Pa. avenue, between
nth ana 18th etreets.
NO Is 2. r LEWID. n, D.. Dentist
T AUGHING CAST
IL No Pain in Extrdeting Teeth,
There il no danger in taking this Gas (pure
Nitrous Oxide) even for those who are CO nsump-
tive or delicate in constitution. Its inhalation
produces sleep. or coma, in about two minutes,
and it's effect passes of In the same length Of time
Made and administered At the once of DR.
LOOMS. 33s Pa. av near corner 9th ut. oe3D-lm+
N TEETH a
N1s L0OAlS, u. D., the Inventor 1nd Ratsntso
oftAs M1N1RAL PLATE TKETH attends
ysrsonaly at his once In this city. ManyOp
PERSONS can wear these teeth who cannot
~ Quail and NO person can wear Others who
Persons calling 1t my ones can b accommodated
With any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
elt 70 those who particular and wish the pufest
sieansst, STRONGEST and most perfect dentuEe that
srs ,s e, ..,lH produce. ths AIF1RAL PLATE WIN b
ICONS s this elty-No. SIS Pspnsylvania avenue
eStvse1 9TH and 18th streets. also. GOT Arch st.,
xAaAdsipAia. mar -H
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rrrHy NO
0ELmOSAOo
tsrss e.
III VI ~ u 4 - AV1 V00
,,,,r
AID
spCuFIO REMEDY
\
~
Hos- kesssao. A. ,..,.x..... :, n-...
'' A"'"s''ss" :" o'es's'''" o. sas Ssss
. .a Co.,. -,
E...* n.., n.-.M
.....,. MN,
.' ~S'' s 0'oses' e'o Ass"eys,
S@e Dropsscdt Ssoeuin1s, esistsne
~ len, WOMEN o. TA0dren
&" as !.- #a#
nSAAbVAD's EATBACT DUCHUs
a.-..
Ecf WeeAness afihns nom A1oesees, Habits
npAtaon, attended with the folio Ing symptom
1ndispoEtion to EXsftion. Loss of Povsr
/ Loss OF Memory, Dimerlty Of Breathtns.
Wssk Nerves, rrem bling, Horror Of
Disease -Dimnsss Of Vision, Wake
fulness. Pain In the Back,
Universal Lsssituds Of the
Muscular System, Hot
Hands, Flushing Of
the body, Dry
ness Of the
Skin,
..,.,.. ,.-.-,..,- -.ma-. ~ W. .Aiea sAss
.,..s D ms, .9.,,. Ws ono ., which he
u.r,rv -. oonan an
WON
:,
~ 'N
oAie
-
a1ei.n-
- o'n
-. VI .Ao =
~.....-.., O.. %
"e"-nees' re-
'" s''onstnss
A'.s0"e sHo oSs'e", winch HzLk.
00A0 A1nAoA oooao INVARIABLY DSUy
-
EELMB0Ims
IL CoEOANTEATlD-C ONPouHu
~ IN EYTRlCT aspsspapvyv
AnAAAS5
1oi
PURIFYING
moves all diseases
einns nom excuses
au l"pfuasn'e In LIE,
chronic constitutional dis
eases arising from IN imvu,.
sn.. ofths b,ood and fl. ,n
.,.,s sna.+r.,
:, &C.,.
49, s nes1' oeas
"s' an. $40 evenings 81
tAe Bones, UIeersuons Of the
Throat sndLess, Blotchss,
-
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IMPORTANT TO Suffers.
sUTLERS WILL FIND
HI. A. DOWNING L CO.'S
CONCENTRA CLAM
10 BE A MOST VALUABLE ARTICLE 70
THIIR TRADE.
II sells very rapidly, and IL the most economical
aRtssls Of dietf the ohaesr's mess. Tits prepared
ID oos minute, and makes . most delicious Soup or
UAoxder. Il II highly recommended b. Army
Surgeons. The profits are large.
II. A. DOWNING 4 CO.,
Manufacturers of Concentrated Food,
No. III East 18th st., New York.
1s1 sals ~ BARBOUR sIMMEs, Sole Agents,
IS Louisiana Avenue,
0lN Waahin ston, D. o.
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS.
GREAT BARGAINS INPlANo FoREEs!

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS.
GREAT BARsAlNs IN PIANO FoRrBs,
We have now In store several PiAnos-
,h h.,s Hf ss s e s. ho,t
81 &: S o ~: !. ! = s: sss
Of s., sssn !. (, o sS.s
'' 'n' We W.; -, E AZ sss =. w..
~. WASHINGTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
s1MEHEEKL1 BETMg5HH r M5H 1 e q
,s .1 FITS, sSsaa sa HH5s; III. 81
Resulaz Sailing Dsys WIDK1sDAYs and SAT
4kDAHs 81 70 from ao e sSS VAN al sls.s NJ
Ao 1s:s's, ( ieo 70 y I hss :sss:..
r... III WINS A.n :. a.sPa RI. .siss s:al
DAKIRs, Groesrs, Flour and yesd Dealers, sut-
~ %
Ee's nd I; IS - '''
oe.s sn. near 3. g Q. Railrosd Depot.
NV BuoKwNH nv s E16SHhI ,,o1y,,r
ei:s. Sssss S:io ssa AZ, So ssss'''s
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UINIfHD srATls sac BONDS.


UNITED STAT n 1850 TREASURY NOTES
UNITED STATS COUPONS OF lssi
0AIf1D eTAf1e CERTIFICATES OF I'm
.sL-r D1BTIDNleS,
ooJd. Haivsr, Uncu1ent Money, Axchsnss q. =,
Darts OF 1urope and the Northern Oitis.
s.. BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We Are authorized 70 furni,h 8 n Road.
antil thslst Of August next, when thu r,;,;,.Ss.
II nvsrsion ceases.
Orders for Stocks and Col sxscussd I, N.-v,
szeluSivsly On conn mission.
RIrf1NH0UeI, PANT & CO
Bankers, Sas Penn. svsnus
lMPokfANT TO HAMILIIs-The u.dsr.ie,.d
having perfected his arrangements in PhiisdssSa.
yhta, New YORK and Boston, takes this method OF
seally that he il receiving daily By sxprsss-
Prime Chester County Beef.
&oltA Down Mutton.
&Alem county IN. j. Veal
Srt1e YhiladelphiA Butter, Oapons,
bucks Seunty and New Jersey Chickens,
&wset Bread, Pheasants. Partridses
0foSss, NIX, Moodeoek. and every luxury of the
yestoa Gis.l Pori Soessd Pig Pee. ana rrip..
emoksd md Pieklsd Salmon and Hsii6ut.
49, arss .aSRiy Of Foreign and Domestic
To nnilies enc others giving entertainments
-. Y re sAsa'sss and VI ID lsss e HssIinsson
- llS kennsyfvania avenue.
90 00m oetMesn Dsa and nth Streets
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PROPOSALS.

sSlAL1D RRoROsALs. AR1 lN,IrED TILL
a. the Mss nover bar. is6s Af u n for far.
nissis9 Re esesiSssnss Ds1Artnsns vita %. goo
BIDS VIZ 30 received for what 10 Known A Nos.
]. And \. and for asy portion les than the
BIDS Il duplieese tr the different grades ,Aouia
Be upOn sepsrate sheets OF PAPER. 60 - =,
The delivery Of the Flour 10 be commented Win
4hsreaftsr IS the Govsfnnaant may direct a the
rate of ct last 500 barrels daily. delivered eithsr
At The Qovsfnmsnt wharehouse in 0eorset.gn.
at The vharves, or At the railroad depot. Wash.
Al soatrasts must be completed within thirty
days from the opening Of the bids. y
( Payment viii be made In certificates Of indebted.
ness. or s2ch other funds g the Govsrnmen may
have for disbuf sement - =
fhs usual 6Syern nent inspectien Win BE made
tust before tbs Flour 10 received.
/ An eath Of allegiance must accompany eaah bid.
No bid will b. entar tai ned from parties who have
preyiously failed to comply With tkeiY bids or fsm
biddsrs OF prsaent 70 respond.
The barn els to Be entirely new and Of oAk, and
made yery strcng. sfnew materials. and head lined.
No Flour Will be received which Ii not fresh
Bids 70 Do a,reoteA 70 Lieutsusnt yeionel 9.
dor.ed Proposals for Flour !" no TM
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DROPOsAL6 YOR COAL AND WOOD,

DROPO6AL6 1OR COAL AND WOOD.
S8nAfs OF THE UHIfED e1Afss,
Office Of tie Ss7ge1Ht al arms,
WashinG ton, October Il, 1858.
BHlL1p Proposals will be received ct this ONCE
until Is O'Clock noon of SATURDAY, the 9lst day
Of next for the delivery in thu vaults Of
the Senate Wing Of the CAPITOL, Of four hundred
tons 40 lbs 70 the toni Of large lge or steam
boat-furnaee White Ash Coal. The Coal 10 to b Of
best quality. thoroughly screened and woigheo in
the presence Of the Ohief Engineer to the benste,
or his assistant and to be delivered . above on OF
Also, proposals. for like character will be received
for the delivery, 1t the same place. on or before
said Sh day of December OF dfy cords Of best Pine
Wood. Thoroughly seasoned.
The Coal and Wood to be packed Away In the
GEO. T. BROWN,
90 Gid Sergeant ut Arms O. 3. 1enate.