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DROPOsALs FOB Hay. STRAW AND GRAN

.r- AssistaN, Qxaytermastey's OM1s
Alexandria, Va. Nov 18th l86S
W1IiTKx PROPOSALS are invited for furnishinR
hay, STRAW, Data and Corn, for the use of the Gov
ernmeut. to be delivered ct Ale1sndria, Va or sny
point on the Potomac its tributaries and In snah
srGntities within the amount opposed for, and At
such times, ~ the undersig ned may direct
The proposals to be addressed to the und srsiruad
and 70 state the quantity and price Of each articie
Proposala will be received for d 70 ~ nm,
bushels OF Corn or Oats, and hfty (00) tons OF Hsy
or Straw and upwards, unless II shall ba for tho IN
amount. " Ao''
Corn to be put up in good sacks Of abou. tvo "a,
bushels and oats in sxeas of about three
each: which are to De furnished free of chsrsa to
Sse Goysrnnent. The hay and straw TO Be secure.
All articles furnished under this sdyert,.su.r.
to be subject to rigid inspection by the Govern.
menl Inspet tor. N'''AA
Purct asses viii be made from time to Tina rra.,
This advertsemsnt, from the lowest reEnons; IA
bidder. IS the interests of the public seryiee NAV
The pnd ersisned reserves the risht 10 r.,..+ a.,
ana AL offers which may be deemed incor1 nm
villa the nterssts Of the Government
PAYMENTS will be u Ade in such funds A ma n.
proyiced from the q. B. Treasury and q. ~, =.
pracsaeanis, upon delivery; tut the sned a
psrs o. the payments until the csmplets ful6iment
Good seeurity VIM be required for tn. ,,,tsfr,
1.isi%sns%f any asfssment %sds SSasr this ad-
no ls-1m Cart. and Ass't Qusrtsrmastsr
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PERSONAL.

THE LADIES FRIEND GALL IN TROUBLE
i esli1i Medicine for oil Female Complaints; if
reenresrs' sIpsrience; guarantees success or no
akRTse.l Business and corresD Dndsuce strictly
priyste. Roo lis for patients. MADAME OOR50S,
Baltimore, No. Ii Fay cite street near Asqu tn
de 15-lm'
"A tcsr sphist, hsvin had several years. expert
ence ali the principal cities in Europe will Offer
her services TO the American public, for the first
time on Present, Past and FIXTURE affairs OF Life
viii sspd correct liz eness of future Wife or Hus.
band by enclosing lock of hair. together with
fee. 80 cents. Address Nine G. DePKAGE, Post
Cffce W ashins ton, D C. de II Gtr
NfAnAh ARoLIsS WOULD RESpSCrPULLY
lVt announce 10 all inouir ing persons that she il
now rssdy 10 read the Past, Presens and Future
and may be cons1lted confdentisIIy on all impor-
tant matters 81 81 times from 6. m until p II.
Ladies' 81 csGts; gentlemen 81 No. 90 south ct.
Z doors esst from Carroll prison, Capitol Hill,
Wash in tcn. d Q. noA Inn
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From the army hospital-the bloody battle
aeld--the mansion of the rich and humble abode
of the poor-from the ONCE and the sacred desk
from the mountain top, distant valleys and
.ar-off islands Of the ocean-from every nook
and corner Of the civilized worlds pouring
Ia tie evidence Of the astonishing effects OK
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS. Thou
sands upon thousands of letters like the fol-
lowing may be seen at our office:
REDsBURY, Wis, Sept. is, 1S6S.
"* have been in the army hospi-
tails for fourteen months-speechless and near
ly dead AT Alton, ILL.,, they gave me a bottle
Of Plantation Bitters. Three bottles
restored my speech and cured me. y
@. II. FLAUTE."
SOUTH WARSAW, o., July %, 1868.
a* One young man, who had been
sick and not out OF the house for two years
with Sorotula and Erysipelas, after paying the
doctors over $3.50 without benefit, has been
cured by ten bottles of your Bitters.
EDWARD WeUNALL.'
The following is from the Matron of the
Union Home School for the Children of Voluu-
tsers:
HAygMEyER MANSION, S7TH STREET
New YORK, August ,, 1853.
"DE. DRAKE: Your wonderful Plantation
Bitters have been given TO some of our little
children suffering from weakness AID weak
lungs with most happy effect One little girl,
In particular, with pains in the head, loss OF
appetite, and daily wasting consumption, On
whom all medical skill had been exhaustsd,
hes been entirely restored. We commenced
with but teaspoonful Of Bittsrs day. Her
appetite increased: strength and health follow
Cd \
Respectfully, MRS. o. NJ. DEvoB"
"* owe much TO you, for 1 verify
believe ,hs Plantation Btters have saved ny
life.
REV w. II. WAesoNER. Madrid, ". Y
* Thou wilt send Lie two bottles
mere CT thy Plantation Bitters. My wife has
e,aen greatly benefited by their use.
Thy friend, ASA CuRRIE, Fhiladelphia Pa
"* have been great sufferer from,
uyspepsia, and mad 20 abandon preaching
X The Plantation Bittsrs have cured
REV. j CATHoEH, Rochester, n. Y"
IS. Send Us twenty four dozen more
Of your Plantation Bitters, the popularity OF
which are daily increasing With the guests OF
our house. SYKES CHADWICK * Co.
Proprietors Willard Hotel Washington, ID. CO
"H have given the Plantation Bit
tsrg to hundreds of Cur disabled soldiers with
.he most astonishing effect.
G. W. u. ANDREWS
7 Euperint er deat Soldiers Home Cincinnati, o.
49, The Plantation Bitters have cured
me OF liver complaint, of which l was laid up
| PROSTATE and had to abandon my business
II. Is. KINGSLEY, Gle velaId, o.
IS. The Plantation Bitters have cu-ed
! me OF deTaDgement of the kidney and urina-
! y organs that has distressed ne for years. I
| acts like CHARM.
| &. T.. NJ ooRE. Agent for Colgate d Co,
! Isl Broadway
&c, &C., &c, &c,
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BOARDING..

NOARD - Handsom ei7-furnished Rooms, with
ID Beard. Apply s. 13S G street, bet. 2lst snd
ed SITS de l6-2wS
EUREIsHED ROOMS AND FIRST GLASS
i Board, including ERE and gas. for gentleman
only, at So G. street between 20th and 2ist. Es-
ferences given and required. Terms go Per month.
de IS
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PROPOSALS.
RoPosAL FOR LUMs BR.
Chief Assistant Qrar'srmaste,'s 0aes,

Chief assistant Qrar;srmasar's 0ses:
Depot Of Wash'" Ksss, No Isl bsss n ssT t
SEALED Proposals viii De rscssved at This siss
s Ys5 s.;s9s. Il e. 81, 4
Miilis "a q o6MoI feet Of Lumber, Of tas EOisuias
seven s a hansrsa and isy thousand .75oo, feet
Or one Cd lneh ~, White nit Pine Pms common Cuil;pgs
White Pine Common Cuttings.
Fifty thousand 6ce) feet "A or one % inch floor
Fcrty:tsree thousand t4sOc.) feet s.6 or Hemlock
Forty-three Thousand (4s O0a) feet sx6 or 7 hem
lo:k joist, eighteen feet long.
Thirty en = tn, 'slo' feet s1s Hemlook
Forty Il; thousand AS cOo fee. s1s and 10 Hem
All he above ssrIbed t, be good msrch
lumber sublect to the inspection Of an agent ap-
hs gs hs 10Th day
January, 1864,
The full name and Post ONCE address of the bid.
DEF 7. must n;s appear 7. in the proposal. a., .,
Of t 9ie sae IN the Of b h se & Be
conso ered - the inc ivduai proposal OF the party
Proposals from disloyal parties win not be con-
sidered, and an oath of allegiance must accompany
Proposals must be addressed to Captain James
n Moore. Assistant Qusrf erruaster, Washington,
D. O.. and should be plainly MARRIED Proposals
''i IuH GUARANTEE.
shown by tbe oc c e Of the cerH
dearest District Court or Of the United statss Dis
srict Attorney.
The ability Of the bidder to fill the contract
ahould it be awarded to lin, must be GUARANTEED
By TIVE responsible persons, whose signatures are
to be appended to the guarantee and said gusrSu
tee must accompany the bid
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
are opened, or their proposals will not be conaid
cred
Bonds in the sum of i've thousand dollars
signed oy contractor and both of his
win oe required of the successful bidder or bidders
upon SishiDsF FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We, OF the county OF -, and State OF -
snd- of the county of -, and State Of, do
hereby guaranty that's able to fulfil the contr aot
in accordance with the terms of his proposition
and that, should his proposition be accepted, he
will at once enter into Z contract In accordance
sherewth.
Should the contract be awarded him, We are pre-
pa red to become his securities.
Ito this guarantee must be appended the ohicial
certificate above mentioned.)
The right to reject any or all bi;s that may ba
master. well as the rIsht to select from each
required by the Government And in osse Of ths
furnish, within the time prescribed in ia !ity or
quantity, tie Lumber stipuls tsd to be delivered
IL en- the Assistant Qusitersster to have the rsL
bio der to be charged with the difference of cost.
Informal proposals will be rejected.
de u I'd JAS. NJ MOORE Capt. Q NJ.
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Persons of sedentary habits troubled with
weakness, lassitude, palpitation Of the hear,
lack OF appetite, distress after eating, torpid
Liver, constipation, &C., deserve to suffer if they
will not try them. -.---. --
They are recommended by the highest medi-
cal authorities, and are warranted to produce
an Immediate beneficial effect. They are exceed
tngly agreeable, perfectly pure and harmless.
NoTIcE.-Any person pretending to sci,
Plantation Bitters in bulk or by the gallon is q
swindler and imposter. We only put it up in
cur log cabin bottles. Beware OF bottles reflIed
with imitation dele:erious stuff, for which sew
sral persons are already in prison. See tina
every bottle has our United States Stamp over
me cork, and signature on steel plate side la
bells.
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the
habitaole globe.
r. H. DRAKE L. CO..
o4m 2O2 Broadway, n. Y
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The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong,
the languid brilliant, and are exhausted La
lures great restorer. They composed Of
the celebrated Calisaya Bark, Winterg-eer,
Sassafras Roots. Herbs, &c. all preserved in
perfectly pure st. Crox Rum.
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SANTA CLAUS is COMING

SAM CLAUS Is COMlNG
TOYs!-TOYSLTOYS Toys.
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Just received at
P.J. BELLEW & co.'s,
SO Seventh street,
The Largest and Choicest Selection Of
FRENCH, ENGLISH. AMERICAN and
GERMAN TOYS and FANCY GOODS
ever opened in Washington, comprising in part
elegant Gilt and Bronze Vases, every size in the
trade, for presents Ladies' and Gents Fancy Work
Boxes, Writing Desks Fancy Cabas, Ladies Tray
cling Bags, satchels, Richly Ornamented Cigar
Stands, Walking Dolls, full line of China and
Wax Dolls, Fancy Match Safes, Horses, Carriages,
Bugges, Wagons in thousands, Bus giles, Horns, pop
Guns, Pistols, Swords, Drums, Canes, Whips, with
innumerable other Fancy Toys obliged to
cave out for want of space
We respectfully solicit visit from every lady
and gentleman in the community, ,chen COME
aient.
We don't notice competitors in this line,
We guarantee to sell at New York and Philsdsl-
phis prices.
We will sell cheaper than the cheapest
The trade respectfully solicited. A liberal dis
count to city and country dealers.
We ask, " Hare you been to oxr esta5lishnasnl?'
u rot, fad it, enter ii. and your .forsxns is Aaade
P.J. BELLEW l. CO.,
SO It'll street, three doors south OF
no q I'm Odd Fellows Hall.
DIPAhTMENwI o. AIRIOILIURE, -,
Aeanp spponted By r this Sc Be-
F.nnss H.nia s1 sal:; Of RSods fsisnS
and John A. Wardsr. of Ohio, 70 consider the fol.
VIZ: For nvssds cations to test t.. prsssioaSiitS
OF sr sa sa
having met. aud after several days invest ton
1ss AZ
button q ..Ss sdss;ysnCp
s0e 81 tie
F;S .sss: .,:s e
sS % s 3 Various pro-
~ =: Ss: e
T 81 e. XII and
This information is necessary before An iptsll-
ssas1 "a s1%oN oommI.on.
DR: LIsP1NARD Apnouncss to the public tha.
s1a s.a..s s Ss
ssS kns u 1:.
ee snS and Y.S
ds slim B. c. LIsplEAnD. n. u.
NOW READY BOOK OF rHn
PRofsdMH oT pS 3 4 ER HlN.
Wherein marvellous things are forstold Of the
:, ~ 81 S. +: ". fs
MOOkk'S WEST IND DRUG STORE.
VI 113 Pssa. ArexMe, Seash Side.
Weekly supplies of Pure Medicines PERU. -
merry, Patent Medicines. Pains, window
Glass, BE. Coal Oil and Lamps for sale ct u
lowest prices, - above. NO 2l.2w A
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OGoPOaALs FOR MORTAR SHELLS.

ORDNANCE OPBIoR, WAk DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, November IS, 1868 {
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at th;e Office,
nntil o'c'ocA . n, on the I'D of Decem Der ext,
shells in the following quantities 1t the following
a the Wstertown Arsenal. w.tertown, Mass.
q the waterrleit Arsenal, West Troy, N. Y,
At the New York Arsenal. Governors Island,
5000.
Al the Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsburs, Penna. y,
At the Q. 9. Arsenal. Warrington, D. O., 600.
At the q. 8. Arsenal. ST. Louis, Mo-, 5 600
These shells are to be made of the kind of M tal
and after the rules laid down In the Ord
nance Manaal. Drawings can be seen at any of the
United States Arsenals. The shells are to be in.
spected at the foundry where cast, free OF charge
for Transportation, or handling until delivered At
Deliveries must be made At the rate of not less
jectiles contracted for the first delivery be maze
witan twenty days SITTER tbs date Of tae contr .ct
and Any failure to deliver At specified time will
subject the contractor to . forfeiture Of the num-
Der hs may fail to d.liver at shat time:
Separate bids must be made for each Arsenal II
the bidders propose to deliver at more than one.
No bid will be considered from parties other ban
regular founders Or proprietors OF works, Who are
known TO this Department to be Capable Of exc
eunn9 The work contracted for in their own
Each party obtaining = contract will be required
to enter into bonds with approved sursties for its
faithful execution.
or eli bids, II not deemed satisfs story, Tor any
Proposals will be ADDRESSED to "Brissdier Gen.
oral George D: Ramsay Chief Of Orc nance. Wash.
fos WIZ RAns2Y
ne 10 I'd BRIG Gsu Chief Of Ordr aOee
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H TAR,
FoR TIE CURE OF
OBSTINATE COUGHE AND COLDS.

.nx from Coughs, Colds, Weakness and Pains in
bnes ,n = ansatasioa Of the Throat, etc It COM
ot Mno Ynerry BARK with the healing pror q # es
AZ soss but 50 cents per bottle And one
IN many cases Ill snfice to effect q cure .
Penn. avenue, nearly onposit.
70 lMOVAL.-Ths subsoriber Io1I6 ,.....,s.1-
inform Ss sIsfS% e, md he pablo. that ii.
The corner Of 18th and streets 10 OHI01 i t2Gn
Nun. between l.sa and 18th st strsss where he Win
ee Rsssed 20 rseeafs oscels ,ot Mood and Coal OF
prices. tno A-1ml GEO. =. kIDWILL'
CHOIcE BRIAKFA0T BACON.
" KING Il BURCH1LL.
non corner Vermont ave. and 18th st.
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DROPOsALs FOR CHUCK5. sRINS AMI
QRRInR nRp0f NauNIsaAnY

OFF1Ok DEPOT V0NNtSSA1Y,
WASHINGTON. D. O., Dec. Is, 1868.
s.ALxD Proposals. ~ dupliea,s win ce received
1855 for the purchase of all the "CHUC ""6HISs
and "T0NaUEs," OF cattle slaughtered ct Aiexan.
drta, washinston. Convslescent Camp. lain
Bridge. Giesboro, Point and such other points in
the District OF Colum bia old limits 1T which cat
tie may be the contra to roert the
AFORESAID ,.Chueks. "shins" and ,.Tongaes
1t will be made Q special part of the contract
that the contra stor shall be held liable for oil the
Chueks; bhins and Tongues coming from the beef
cattle slau shtered 1T the above mentioned points:
and for all such not collected by the contra stor he
shall pc charged the same as though he had col
!ected them, unless be shown by him that he was
Improperly prevented By the Government from
collecting them. Payment for the ChUcks, Shins
and Tongues to be made every ten days, in Gov
eminent funds.
Of contract.
bond for faithful performance of contract will
be required. An oath of allegiance must accompa
ny each prc posAl. 80
Proposals to be end oYsed. " Proposals for Chnchs
Ehins and Tom uss," and addressed to the nnder.
signed D q = at No. a2s & ssre Hfrrxr
IIROpTlo 4 4 d NON n W 0T1 m -. :,
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MIDICAL

he Tay bs coz suited ct his ONCE over 6. +. Par.
nep. Grocery Store, Pennsylvania avenue, be.
tween 9Th and 7th sts., on an private diseases on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays; and in xisx n
andria. Va, (olace corner Pitt and King stroets.)
on Mondays: Wednesdays and Fridays. All dan
de- slim b. G. LIaplNAnD. n. D.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE BAYS.

By J. q. Nee UlEE & co. Auctiouesrs
GALE BY CATALOGUE Oy A COLLECTION
- oE MISCELLANEOUS BooKs.-On MONDAY
EVESlNG: December 2lst, CONNIE ncipg at G
O'clock, and continuing each evening thereafter st
the same hour, the FIRST fooT of the
AUCTION ROOMS.
We shsll sell, by catalogue, collection of ascsl.
iarsous books.
Sale positive.
Terms cash.
deIb J. G Mcguire & CO.. Auc.s,
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By virtue Of and in aesoTdsnce ~ 81 isCs
ions and the terms prescribed in the act of the
City Councils, approved March n. 1868. entitled
sites on the Potomac river, &c, )" and an an end
mept thereto, approved October IL, 1863, 1 shall
on MONDAY, the II instant. At II O'Clock NJ Co n
men0ns st the foot Of Eleventh street west, Jesse
to the highest bidder. at Public Auction the fol-
lowing pieces and parcels ground, to be used A
wharf sites water fr onts. viz:
That 1t the foot of Eleventh street west, at the
line of the wall, 100 feet in width And those two
Immediately west of and adjoining Twelfth street
vest each l60 fee tin width that ct the ont Of
street south 90 in width
des RICHARD wALLACH. Mayor.
WASHINGTON. Dec. rs, 1868.
The above Iale is postponed until MONDAY, tina
9Th day OF January next. 1T same hour and place.
de l6-d RICHARD WALLACE. Mayor.
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SOUTH WARSAW, o., July %, 1868.
"* One young man, who HAD been
sick and not out OF the house for two years
with Sorotula and Erysipelas, after paying the
doctors over $3.50 without benefit, has been
cured by ten bottles of your Bitters.
EDWARD WoUNALL.'
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- THE ABOVE SALI Is POSTPONED IN
cansecrencs of the rain uu Ill MONDAY AFTER
NOON, Dec. 2lst, same hour and pisce
&c u C. Nc9UIHE 6 CO. Aunts
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VI quality Just from importers hands
KING & BUROHELL
noH corner Vermont ave, AID 18th 1t.
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BosroN, March o. The National Theatre
was entirely consumed by fire at two o cocl
this morning. The brightness of the flames il
Illuminated the whole city.
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FORTRESS MONROE, March %. The iron,clad
Keokuk steamed down Hampton Roads at two
this afternoon. Nothing new.
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HARP RS
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
Crltical N0licfs Of The ProSS

The volumes bound constitute OF themselves nora
nv OF miscellaneous reading such a can not De louhu
in the same compass amy other publication MAJ mas
come under cur notice-Bostoa CClris'. .,
The most popular Monthly in lhe wO ld.-N' !. %
Serrer. =, .-. !
We must refer in terms of euogy to the high tone and
varied excel epces Of arpers Magazine-a journal win
monthly cir Gu alton of about 10 900 copesln whose
pages are TO be found OF the choicest light ana
General reading OF the day We speak OF this work as
an evidence OF the American People, and the POPULAR
~ il has acquired Is Heried. Zach number contains
fully I4i pages OF reading matter appropriately Illus
trated with good Cuts and combines III list Inc fa-
CIV monthly and the more philosophical quarterly,
Blended with the best features of the daily journal 1t
has great power in the dissemina OF love OF pure
literature Trubrers Gutds to American Literature,
l. nd0H. 49,
No Magazine in Europe or America is so well known,
none has halt many readers; and, we may safely say,
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Magazine of the Gay. The fres'de never hada more
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ing friend than Harpers Observation-Disclosures PFoteS-
taat, > BattimoTe.)
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CAVALRY HORSES.

DUBLTC NOTICE is hereby given that Lieut. Colonel
L PRESTON, OF the First Vermont Cavalry Regiment
duly authorized by the proper department of the pub
lie purchase Horses for the of said Reg
ment Horses offered for sale the United states for
this conform fully the reserved specfca
tons in these regards, VIZ!
" Sound in all particulars; from is to l6 hands high
not less than nor than wears Old lor to be
bays brown, blacks serres good square trotters br
die wise and size sufficient fer the purpose above named
For which fair prices will be paid.
Lieut. Colonel PRESTON and the undersigned will be al
Water bury, W., the 10th and Ilth, TUESDAY and
Wednesday, of March, and at Somth HSoyaltom, or
the 18th and 18Th Thursday and Friday for the purpose
of inspecting and purchasing such suitable Horses
be offered. Other times and places of purchase may be
hereafter designated, of which due notice will be given
4. W. CLARKE,
d3w Asst Ouarermaster of Vols T. s. A.
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shed III almost every number render complete set Of
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York for Two Dollars and Fifty Cents. Compet@ sets,
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for every Club OF Ten SUBSCRIBERS at 81 80 each; Or
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it is received. The Postages Thirty six Cents year
or Nine Cents for three months
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EEOw do Make $50 n Abay,

WHEN ALL OTHER EFFORTS HAVE FAILED.
HOOD < co. J. BIC BROADWAY, NEW YORK
II HAVE JUST published ONE HUNDRED VALUA-
BILE SECREl possessing them, any one, male female
can easily make $5a day without capital any city or
village Eyeiy enc should possess there Secrets for hey
are worth $500 to any SINGLE married person. Some
of them have been sold for S20 each One alone costs
$3.50 for the right to publish it. When once you own
them yon will part wit hem money. veral
persons are now making 20 per month by these secrets
alone We send Book of 20 cts two COP
les 40 cts five IS cts eiga 81 Send Government money
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-24

modore Farragut, leading in the Hartford, at
tackled the Port Hudson batteries last night at
IL o'clock, with his fleet. The steamer Missis-
sippi ran aground and was abandoned and burn
ed. The firing on both sides was RAPID and Sc
we're The army lie within five miles Of TIE
enemy's works. They are in good spirits and
bound to win. Cavalry skirmIshe5 have been
the Gully fighting as yet.
(Signedl CHARLES S. BULKLEY,
Assistant Superintendent Of the Military Tel
egraph, Gulf Department