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PROPOSALS..
DRoPosALs Toa HAY, oars ASS ooah
c1lIy QuA1111AAs71A,s Dy4Ica, {,
D.pe. 81 Wasitrgierseoynss l6eA cd q So.

cllEy QuA1f11AAs7B13O y1IG1, -
'' s' ana;sst s. g. ~ a. rex Il:
sa1ise R:e y Mn be rsss,yss e sa:, ozps
Tor Furnishing .hs eessrnu,ent Wiz ts,ss, ssrs:
,hecsahd tens Of HAI, g. . 90, three hundred
iIsa...d SssS.i. Of old sE.ii.S o6RS. Aaearsa
10 q W ,:o !:
re oar: to be q !. soed ns.shsnt.Sl' quality,
o..s viii ts received sy Ssish. At Saj tkirty two
eiess to be furnished withou. extra saArs. .o tie
The Cor to se Of +. good mareh.st.b,s quality.
Corn wiz &c received oy weight st tsS) df;y SIX
Sacks to be furnished without extra charge to the
Within ias, twenty-five days from Ii. date q III:
contract. .a ..
Proposal. win se teeessea for 800, A.. hundred
tens OF and upwards ard for $50 600, afty tAous
s SS.ass # 0ss ana cssS .Ss aOa ,s
The PROPOSITIONS for the H.y. Oats ana Corn mus.
s n IN eses OF. Sss.r distinct from
tn. fufI name and POST ofiee address Of the bid.
ia bid Z made II in I'll the nam. Of firm, Ii. name.
81 =. th- R.rtss. NUT ssppi"r or sss pa will b
tropossjs from disIoysl parties will not Be con.
! sidtTsd aud Az oAI z OF ALLEGIANCE MUST AOooN-
Propo..i. must b. ddre.sed 70 Dol. D a. Fucker,
"ss Ss s.n,, Ay and
! Oats, or Corn, !" a. tAs may be.
GUARANTEE.
The ability OF the bidder fill the contract shouId
1t be awarded to him. must be guaranteed by two
respcpsible persons wh.se signatures must be sp.
The respon.isiii{s q tn. su.r.ntor. must b.
sheTn ~ the ofsial certificate Of the Clerk Of the
nearest District Court of the United STATES Dis.
Bidders must be present In person when the bids
are opened, or their proposals viii net be con.id
Bonds equal in amount to half the sum to be re-
and both 81 hi. rusrsntcrs will be required Of the
suceessfnl bidder upon sisnins ths contract.
BE- for tbs Sedsss 70 h hsSs Banda
with them or to have bonds signed in Pc
ton aud ready TO be produced when the contract Is
BLANKS for bonds can be procured u.on ..s!is.-
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We. - of the county Of =, and State Of
and d. s.r.S Of ,hs county Of and STATE
fulfill the contract in accordance with the terms Of
hi proposition. and that should his proposition be
accordance Herewith
Should the contract be awarded him We are pre-.
ITO this guarantee must be appended the Official
INSPECTIONS. DELIVERY &C.
All Hay, Oats and Corn contracted for under this
sdrsrtiseinsnt viii be rigidiy inspected, and such
contract, go soon thereafter as the Ohist Quar-
.hs MI sasafs
Delivery to be made At the Railroad Depot, or at
one of the Government Wharyes in the city of
The Chief ouarterm..ter reserve. to himself the
right t. reject any ell bids that he may deem tee
Colonel and Chief ousrtermssser,
mari Depot Of Washing ton.
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BOOKS. &c.

e lie hANUfACPUkE OF IRON.
l. ScIiyea,I Oh the Iron Trade; London
Martin = Screw cutting Table Book London
rsIiiips' mstsi:ursy; London.
Beecroft,s inrshiDn TO the Iron Trade; London.
Hesgs Merchants AID Iron Trades Guide !:
Gcedcn. ''i-.
Willie on the Manufacture Of Iron; London
BsThe'6 Practical Metal Worker = Assistant.
Qvelnsn On the Aaa fracture OF Iron
frccgsld and Hodgknson the Strength of
Cosst Iron; z vols.
french IS IRON Trade OF the United States.
a;rbarnfs CEef1l Information for Engineers 2
yCia.; London.
Percy 8 Net silurgy; LONDON.
Iron Tables.
Traiie iheorique des PROCEEDS Metsllu siques
de Grii!8ge; Paris.
pssr5 FRANCK TAYLOR
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DROP AIS FOR WOOD.

fIt"u4hQfttfS, DtpGffD7ent OF HdShfcFton, ]
Office Of ChtQ QnaTtr,aastsr, ;
February 10, I8GS
PROPOSALS are invited for furnish ing Wood TO
TIE Troops In and around the Forts hereinafter
epe clhed frt ~ pa ties owning wood wood Ian g
IN the vicinity of the same, viz Forts Ethan AL
len. Bennett, DeKal6, CorcSran, HsSgerty Wood
bury Cas-, Tillinghast, and Marcy, on the south
siqe OF the Potomac, near Chain Bridge
Proposals TO be made in the following manner,
to wit: ....--- = -
First For wood standing, (price per cordp
Second. For wood feled Ply L. s. Engineers or
oths rwiAe, price per cord
Third For wood cut and corded on the ground
PrCpo ais must specify tho locality, kind qaan!t-
~, ana qualify OF the wood.
Proposes viii DC received under this advertise
mept or the amount of wood required.
Proposals viii be received at any time up to
June LIST, 1853.
Each bidder must attach his full name and Post
once address to his bid. and the names of ali the
the bid :. Tf' "
An oath QF dliesidnts to the GcrsrHnasaf of Tia
Cntted States nl1St on7pany each bid.
Bids viii be opened from time to time and con-
CURED. w -
The right is reserved to accept oil or any part of
any bid.
-, fI9Ps sails should be endorsed, Proposals for
Wood )" and addressed to '-.-' -
- ELIAS NJ GREENE.
Lieut.. Colonel Chief 9uartsrruaster
70 I'll I'm Department O Waskipptou
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~ The iron manufacturers OF Pittshury
Wheeling, Youngstown, and other parts OF
WssleEn Pennsylvania and Virginia, held Il
convention At Pittsburg, last week. and decided
10 advance the price OF nails three shilIings per
key, OF bar iron quarter of q cent per pound,
ana OF horseshoe iron half a cent per pound
Retail Tices have adv ancrd in proportion
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~ The Canadian editors are smart chaps. A
distinguished man died the other DAY An
elaborate biography OF him appeared IN one OF
the ..i-ading iOurnale." The biography wa.
stC!eu bodily from : work entitled s'tIeIabra:ad
CanadiaEs." Bnt unfortunately the thief tosk
the Ureng "life," ard gave, instead Of a sketch
OF the deceased, sketch OF ..another man of
the same name, who Is alive ard WELT
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81 emm"s, the pirate, while in Kingston,
offered 10 sell the Se.U0 worth OF Treasury
HoTes which NJ stole from the Ariel at thirty
three rer cent discount. One merchant closed
the tareain wiLh him but another steppeG in
AID aGd higher price. The first merchant,
sL-agsc, COvEIded the second while Semnes
bag eyed The plumber III gold.
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- The Peuns yiyani:i Les, islat ure has grant
ed divorce 70 Mr.. Nellins, on the ground that
b., as into&lc ated y hen he was rnarried IL
II further stated that when the marriage ccre.
E.Ouy was beIng performed. the petitioner stu ok
out his tongue, thus showing that he was inca
pable OF appreciating the important step he
taking.
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THE EVENING STAR.
ARNY OF THE CUMBERLAND

ARs1Y OF THE CuMB ERLAED.
TIE Ksinferee ment Of Ers.g's
revsatsued invasion at \ eatpcky-Sym-
'psIhizing Journals Suppressed.
IHsratch IA the PhiIadelphia Pressl
HAsEriLLE, March TIA Union gentleman,
direct rom Shelby Vile, ofthe Etm liability,
and VINO has made himself very intimate with
Ne rebel army, ass lrps me Tat Braxg'e army
ga been reinforced BY eleven brigades, aver
aging about two Thousand men TO the brigade.
h. ccnysr.ec win larry, VINO informed nlm
nat suctcifat assistance had been received from
successfully They believe that the army @:
fhc Crmoeriand has been reinforced about
twenty thousand Ny Informant, who Is one o:
arEy 81 SkslSyytlie and TutlahoEna Is very
large, and Is receiving new arms and clothes
daily. As usual, Bragg deals vita deserssrs
severely. -.
f-crn the rane gentleman, AID from newly
arrived Trrnesseears. learn hat thr rebel
ssihoriti-s coz t@upisss another expedition iatS
Eertneky. There are - Knoxville AID other
Tennessee towns already ef:een regiments Of
cavalry aud zaoua,sd Infantry. nader march
ing orders. Ar n confirmation OF these ruuaor.,
n ny estimation, the departure OF George y.
p'Tsnnce, Esq, Tor Europe. is Lot insignificant.
IN all probability his con has sppris-d hin OF
the anticipated rebel incu sion, as II ie ~eA
known mat letters have passed between the
TWO persons opened, ana since the blockade of
isrt fstl, Mr.. G~org- ID. Prentice ha. passed
tnrcuSh OUT lines 20 the South aau returne q
- CT rhree times. From ali can see and hear
feel incifned 20 believe that an inyasfen OF
Kentucky iii take place within a short time
81 this date. Whether this expedition will
~ At until the river falls, go through the
Gap, remains to b. seen.
zine connection Of Mr.. Prertce'e name with
this story Is entirely unauthorized. Mr.P. has
s'-nied either that he is going To England or
tc2t &C kEo-s anything OF q projected Re De-.
t.Nxs.on OF kefitucky.-Ed.l
Colonel tin, provost marshal, Issued An
e-cer yesterday prohibiting the sale or circula-
Sion o! the Cincinnati En4u Chicago Times,
and Columbus CTisie, but General Mitchell
refused mis- approval, and the order could not
b enforced.
Generals Negley, Stsdman, and Stanley, ha u
prOri:itPd the sale OF the Louis vile Journal in
Iheir crvisicc..
Major General Gordon Granger will take
commend here in n day two. He il one OF
IEC o;'si fighting men il the United STATES army.
anc er;errzins very iitiie regard for The lie CT
@leStih eli - colder.
Ire speeches OF Governor Johnston in the
North Rave produced the most IN bounded en-
tausi=sm here among the uncOnoitioua, loyal
pStS
A large feet of transports arrived last night,
~-ecI ted by gunboats.
I; Is TumCred tha, Fort Donelson is again
threatened.
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DRoPOSALS Fur LAYING WATER MAIN,
AND FOR ?U RkISHIH0 COR
PORATION Stops

WATER RrGIsrRsR's 0rFIcE. March 2. 1859, p
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate addressed one
copy to the Pr, sident of the Board of Aldermen
and one copy to tee President of the Board of Com.
mon Council, will he received until Monday. ths
18th INST, at clock m for aging water mains
Lur .he CoI pcrat!on OF ashington during the cur
uoh stops viz 80 of inch, rs 8 inch 50 OF
Spec hcatioi can be had by applying at this Of
Zee RANO0I,PU NOVIE -
mar j. oti6 Water Registrar
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HAPPINESS Oh MIsKRYi-THAT Is THE
IL &c EsTION The proprietors Of the PAR
IIAE CABINET OF WSNDERs, ANA TONY,
and MEDICINE" have Observation-Disclosures of
e1rense-o issne free, FOR the bennett Of su erius
humanity fo~ OF tn eir most Instructive ard inter
sstins Lectures on Marriage aHd ite Diseualiaea
SONS Nervous Debility, Premature Decline Ind.
Eeshon, Weaknees, Depression. or iSnorancs o.
Physiology and Natures Law. These inv.lusbls
lectures have been the means Of enliskts ninx aus
saving thoaasnds and WIN be Forwarded free on the
receipt OF four stamps, By addressing SsraaTS
Pension C1btaet Of AnatoSsv cd Ms1se;aS E6l
Broadway, New York. ~ biz
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PROPOSALS FOR CARPETS AND OFFICE
CHAIRS
CHARACTERISTICS GEsEs.L's OFFICE, !

QuARrERHAsIER CEREALS OFFICE
WnShington february q, 1854
Proposals. will be re osived st this Department
until u o'clock NJ, the 9th day of May next tor
furnishing the following article for the use OF ha
Quartermaster Generals Depsr tment viz:
CLARIFYING.
Seven hundred 1000 yards, more or less Of o.
gram Carpeting, OF the best quality, sam pies OF
which must accompany the offer. The prics DER
square yard to include akipg. binding. and fitting
TO .sch room, and putting down the same CO pieta
in the best manner. Measurement to be made en-
the noor and payment made for Quantities I'll {.
fsceEinined he rooms to be csrpered osn be seen
OFFICE CHAIRS
One hundred and twenty BOD Oak Chairs cane
seat, sample of ich can be seen at this Office
The whole to be Completed within two weeks from
the lime OF signing the agreement The price for
this cfhce -
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AMERICAN WATCHES
.. FOR SOLDIERS
AT R DU CED PRICES.
American Watches for Americans (!

THB AsERIClS WATCH COMPANY give notice that
they have lately issued a new style OF Watch ex-
pressly designed Soldiers and others no desire
q good watch at e Moderate ice. These watches
are intended 20 displaee the worthless, cheap
watches OF British and Swiss manufacture with
which the country is flooded, and which were ne YER
expected tn keep slime when they we're made being
refuse manufactures sent to this country becaure
unsuitable at home and used here only for joceyins
ana Strir9itng purposes.
We offer 70 sell our Watch, which is Of THE MOST
SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURE, AN ACCURATE AND DC.
RABLE TIaEKsRPsR, and il sterllue Silver CASES
Huating pattern, 1t rs 10. price SIS is asked for
he trashy AHrts and LepiHts of foreign make
alre ,dy referred ~.
We have named the new series O. Watches, wH
ELLERY. Boston, Mass, which name will be found
on the plata of every wat,h of this manufacture.
and is one of our trademarks.
Sold by all respectable Watch Dealers in the
loyal Ststes.
Wholesale orders should be addressed TO
ROBBINS APPLETON,
Agents for the American w atch Com pauy
"a 9-eo7m 1s2 BROADWAY, NY
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HEAVY BLAST. Seventy-fve kegs OF
powder we're recently exploded in cave at
Point lohcs, near San Francisco, Cal. The
blast " &c In ed, and the magnificence OF the ex
ploeiSH repaid those who waited to see it, Tons
OF rock were hurled into the air, and tongues
OF Fame continued issuing up through the great
hssures for several seconds after the TX plosion
ThG rock above The cave is said TO be about g.,
feet in thickness. 1t was shisered. AMI il is
presumed that the road company have sue
teeded in all they undertook.
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- at Pr mouth, Ind, the "Inarriase r-ia-
Ton" does lot appear 70 be as firmly established
- ~ should be. Last week they Lad three Gin
fehcIIlC.' IN that town, follows: Mrs. Wo-
In-T loved rot wisely, but two we'll, and, lea "
Ing her husband bed land board eioDed with
Sns 81 ihe numerous Smith family. Next a.y
man named Miller surrendered 20 TIE sumo
nor charms OF graceful out not over honest
Youpg lady, and with h-T s.spe6 away" leay-
Ing Mrs. Miller and five little Miiiers
min u a husband and parent. Thi, WAS
TOO much Tor mrs. Miller, and, determined
not To bel-ft TO the solitude OF grass widow
hood. she yielded 10 the bls Establishments CT 4 gay
cues named Wright and with hum fled to some
happy land outside the limits OF UoOserdom
The juvenile hiliers are s'lonc orphans"
Great alarm prev aiis among the married felix's
OF Plymouth, and HCms Guards are aow in
great request In that usually quiet village
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1DKOPOsALs FOR 10000 BARRELs OF
Il FLOUR.

SEALED PROPOSALS are invited till the 7lst day
o. March, leoS, at u O'Clock m, for furnishing
the Subsistence De partment with 81 OSJ barrels OF
FLOUR. .F.'.
Bids will be received for what is known "a No
No 2, and No g. and for :ay portioo less TN an the
upon re par ate sheets of pa per
The delivery of the Flour 10 be commence
on the 9th OF April, or as soon thereafter 60
the Government may direct. at the rata OF
barrels daily delivered either at the Government
", warehouse n SeoI sstown. at The Whsrves or at
Payment viii be m sde in certificates of btsd-
ness o. such other funds the government may have
for distr ibution.- : !
The usual government inspection will be made
Just before the -four is received 90.
No bid will be entertained from parties who have
p eyiously failed to ply with their bids or from
bidders cot present TO respond,
The barrels 70 be ne and head lined.
Bids will be accompanied with an oath of ale
.Sisnce. and directed TO Col A. BECKWITH. A
j. c. & Z, s. U. s A.. Washington, ID. c., and en-
dnrsad O. prrpDsals for Plouro
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CLOTHING, &c.

Ro1S' CLOTHING!
We hereby call every body IS attention to our
LARGE AND TASTY STOCK
BOYS CLOTHING.
to suit the season.
Being now prepared to fit all boys from Ave years
and up, invite evsry body to give us a call
Remember our motto, which is-Fatr Deaiis.gs
ard oar Prizes BAR & BROTHER,
fa II 2m sou.hwest corner 9TH and Ests.
CREAT CITEMEN
~ among the
CLOTHING MERCHANTS!
J. BRUCE Il co.
selling their stock OF
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING
At less than any other house in Washington. Now
il the time to secure sore of the
GREAT BARGAINS
CAssIMERE COATS, PANTS AND VESTS
In the city Also, latest styles of
MCCLELLAN SACKS,
for eitizsns' and soldiers wear
BOYS CLOTHING
OF AL descriptions
All CT the above goods viii be sold 1T less than
Wholesale prices for the next SIXTY days, to make
room for Spring Goods which now msau.
featuring. J. BRUCE CO.,
Ciothiers, AGA Seventh street,
jaE Two doors below Smiths
RARGAIhsl BARGAINS
GREAT BARGAINS
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
5AITH's,
Nc. $50 s.yxsrH STREET,
where I have the best assortment OF
CASHMERE GOATS, PANTS AND VESTS
in the sity. Also, very hns stock Of
ENTs'FURNIsHING GOODS,
vAich We offer At low prices for the nsxt sixty
days. to make room for new Spring Goods.
To persons in want of
CLOTHING,
COW is the time to buy them. at
No. 400 SEVENTH STREET,
and
CORNER GOTH STREET AND PA. AV.
J. b. Smith. Ulothisr,
No. 400 Seventh street,
jag Two doors above J. Brucs Il Co.'s.
F. l. ! sltlf 4 y 1s cf1iL 4 SseoD'
HN so sii no. ssgs1ns
g. ls,Es and .s selected ssSe1 ofsne heavy
meat Of sINEss SUITS made In shs ass a1
fApFe manner. OD GERS Will nnd our Military Goods
aesrous to their wants. Heavy Woslen BlAnksts
sor Damp use, 1T reasonable prices
WALL, sTEPH Ems & CO..
322 Pennsylvania ayenre,
oo" between 9th and 10th streets
CATAWBA WINES AND
~ BRANDiES
ofAnerican growth and manufacture
at
n A G. E'S,
re Z, 2e9 Pennsylv snia avenue
WRAPPING PAPER
" AND PAPER BAGS
ADAMsON's,
$1,000. BOB Ninth street nextto
nlSr o-u Perry's Dry Goods Store
NO. 49, PENNsYLVAAIA AVENUE.
A. NJ. BININGER r CO.'S STORE
2S5 PENNsYLyAsIA AyzIuK
B.I0fs Ihuts,utA stree' I'd nearly oppo,s G..t.~,,
IN f9-!s ''0'''e "1H'tos s.
A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON THE SCAMP
n Act "fJn!y Int, S62, and Ame Id story 1T ,,uf,s
10y Charles EDWARD. sutho Of Rscsivtrs in Chm.
CRY. IVci. S3D '"'"'
fsN FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Dry GOODS, &c.
3 q e. o Q . s.

SPRIE6 Dress GOODS.
W. ara noe ready ~ sxhlsI. large Aas vs.S
attractive stock Of 800, -
SPRING DRESS rABR1Cs
az the hates. 'sdSnrta.i"Hs Many Of the styles are
Ect 70 &c feuEd In :Iy other hosss south Of New
iork. A.ne eel oaiy for c.sH, our vrisss viii es
found th- ic-e-t in thi. market.
.Jos. J. NAY, SOS Pa, s-sase,
n.rsst between 50 snd Nth ...
EIPEiNs, fowELa, LINENS,
and other
IRIsN AND sCCrCH LIsss GOODS,
,u.t received from large
ACTION SALE IN EEW YORK.
tos FOR Cssb, and gill b sold very Oh cap. ~ the
pi.Ss or Il Quantities to suit.
jos J.HAy, sos Pa avenue.
prs-et between 9th and losa cts.
QLkAcHEp COTTON GOODS.
I-&EEw YORK MILLS,
A. ENGJIsa LONG CLOTHS,
~ XEpR0scsGGIE MILLS,
a. BATES MILLS.
A BARTLETT MILLS,
Is ANDROsCOGGIE MILLS,
IS LANES SsEAH MILLS,
7-s BARTLETT MILLS.
The above goods were bought Last week at the
BOSTON AGENCIES,
for Cash. ana We offer them 81 very small al
vance. JOS. J. MAY, sos Pa. avenue,
mar s-iw between 9Th and 10th cts
HAEDKsRUHIIre.
Il Oh LADIES
= kmbreidrred Gress I,ioen
As@.si.easa. fos sordsrea.
Mourning. and others.
Coior.d BsIdsrsa, Hsastitshsd,
si"' Pi.i' EHs a.r. Tas .rm. H.,ss,,n
The above stock 10 yer, large, and We viii offer
them without aoy on cid ysissssE Until Feb
JAZZ between 7tA and 9Th ste.
HANDSOME HOLIDAY PREs1NTs!
Handsome Black tio;h CLOAKs,
& striped s Sroas: s sSs css co1s
: ssS .; ss:s s:.;. s;s: which
De- J. W. CoLLEY.
CREAT INDUC EMENTs
= sen:s per Y.-e for DkEss GOODS Of the sss,
fabrics and styles, worth SH 70 80 cents.
We e.nnet guarantee to sell for those prices any
b. w. GEYINpEH6,
- Market Space, between 7th and 8tA sts.,
de 70 Under the Avenue House
LADIES' DRESS FURs.
JUST Arrived, Lsothcr large and dne assortment
81 PC RS, in sets aud separate. from e6 up to e2e
bought before the rise are thus enabled to suit
:hc racst fa:tisicus
rev arrivals. 3. & ". MEYkNBEE4,
- Market SPs.,s, under Avenue House.
moss Between TN and 9Th ste
INTERESTING FOa LADIES.
We have Again reduced the prices OF large stock
worth S7!z to 81 cents -
ALSO Wooden Hosiery, Gisvss, horinoes, Shavis,
pTieas.
- Our stock II Ladies End Childr-n's Dres. and
Fancy EurE viii be soid - great bargains. They
axe eli new made spd fresh goods OF our own man
ufsctnre. L. l. ". MEYEEBExG,
~ MAKE SPACE, bet. 7th and 9Th sts.,
oeH under the Avenue House
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TRUNK MAHUPAcroBr
Iss srvsrrs sf., WlszrsoroE, d. D,

silysr Medal awarded ~ Maryland Institute OF
timcre, November :, 1850.
Also Medal by Metropolitan Mechanics lnstituts
Washington, ID. C., ia0
MYYxe SIN constantly u skins, aud slvays2U0
IN have hand, of the best ma r&&t
- tersl, eyery description Of o8
Pine SOLE LEATHER,
IRON FRAME,
LADIES' DRESS,
WOOD BOX, and
flLLIsSIER, CARPET, And
CANVAS TRkVELIS6 sAGs,
sCBoM sA TCHFLs, &c
At Low PRICES.
Members or Congress aud Travellers win pA-Ss<
CANINE nay stock before purchasing elsewhere
franks that are made In other cities
Superior LEATHER and PRESS TRUNKS nsas
TRUNKS COVERED ana REPAIRED At .asr4
notice
Goods delivered FIRE. Of charge to sny part Of tss
Hty, Georgetown and Alexandria
II JAMES a ToPHkA
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phn0fOSALS will be received at the Mayor's
ohce until NJ saturdsy, the I4th ins ant
t1r ct TAIN alterations and improvements an Ths
Couhcli ohamhsr City Hall in anye with ia,
g,sn ana SPECIFICATIONS to be seen at the Mqy1ris
blGcers VIII State the sh' rtest possible lima in
~hi'h the room can De co pleted ready {, r DC n .
pan! ana The coz total per spec cations Pr.
Ilent 10 reject huch BIDS SIS may not bs deemsi ii
ta"iayenus To the interests of the Cor porstjon -
re erFed by the comm ittee Proposals mus h.
add rrsted 10 the COMMITTEE On Council Chs
i'r' snd ecsOr,ed Proposals for improv
Council Cha N Ger, City Hall :
AHaI IL d Sat RICHARD pTALLaCg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-13

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