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TRANSFER OFFICE or THE CHICAGO AND NORTH
i wcslern Railway ComnnnN 10 y M.II sfr.ni

4 WNsetH IsHIlWH9 NuIlI Any, 70. = " al tITf'"T -
- nav YORK. Jan ~, iat3
The coupons dre February l. lssi ffon the preferred
SINKING i1na npnds Appleton extension bonds aud Dr ia
Bae cate uson bonds .. tIis eonnnv viii be yai4 Al
once and after q n "a al rehr.Arv.
The coupons ifom registered viii lie paid oay .hc
parties IN whose name Tho bonds Stored uUI
ther written order M which The numbers % The
from Witch tae col ons are should hf stated "a thc
der JANIS Il lUlNJ. Eec.rurx
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lOkd D. % 900 bushels grain at Cd sKd, 200 hbs'
pork at 80 3D. 5000 packages provisions by sailing
vessels and steamers, at 20s rs. Cd and sos. COS
respectively, and 900 bales hops by steamer, at I'd
HAY was pretty active today at 9Oc 81 05 for North
river.
HoTs were firm and in fair request l6c. Csc. for
crop.
LAIis were quiet. but steady in price,
METALS were ON the advance, having been in good re-
quest.
M0LAsT-Ihere were 30 bbs., &c, New Orleans, old
ana new crop sold at 4oc 4Sc 50c respectively Tue
stock OF moiasses in New York February was as fol-
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Bank Rae. Or. Market.

American stocks are active in England. Erie is
selling at 49, equal at the present rate of exchange.
to about &c. eight per cent higher than our market.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Feb. 2-0P.M.
Asmr.-salcs were made Of % bbls At SIC. for pots
and ss.c. for pcarisl
BRsArsrurs-The demand was less active for Hour To-
day though there material change prices. salos
made Of $4,000 bbls. state and Western 900 do
Southern, and $500 Canadian, within our revised
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The fixed and current rates Of discount at the
chief continental cities of Europe are subjoined.
In Hamburg the quotation is again lower, and in
Brussels the rate has been reduced to 8 per cent.
In Paris the bank rate has been raised to per
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TUE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS TO THE CAPITAL
4 stock u the GLOBE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of THIS city wiz be opened Monday February q. the
UAte % Tue COMPANY Greenwich and Fulton
streets under the Oean BANK Al tnstanunt OF tcual0D
per 9, nj Is pay aDle at The time of subscribing
~ r. MARTIN
WM u. sklDNoRE. commissioners.
LEONARD KIRBY, }
NEw Yong Jan. y. ls,8.
CourHERN BANK NOTES WANTED
- virginia Norm tatnNna Snuh Carolina. Georgia, Ala
bana tennessee end New orleans Bank Noles bought
highest runtKtt fdtcs
MANNING DE FOREST Bankers and Brokers.
Do Broad ay
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Tenncescc 6's % 81 MSoSS Ia. 56IS a 56k
brunswick Mics&N cua. 1883 a 1887
Missouri Missouri cs o. a.els cicye Fits. e Sg
Amcroangold ls6a 1862. Galena 4 Chic 9o1{ III
Pacific Nan. 1876 h, l67 Ceve Toledo So, a 81
Y Central. MA ll77s Chic & Rk Isld ssE 80
Fr'c..,....,+. us Tx MilSPr du CHI. 50 a IS
trie pref. zoos 1904
The air has been full OF rumors to-day with
regard to the action of the Senate on the House
Financial BILL 1t has been freely reported that
the section of the House bill providing for further
issue Of legal tender notes has been stricken out
by the Finance Committee in the Senate, and this
absurd story has found believers. II is likely
enough that the Senate committee willing to
make little political capital byfeigning hostility
further legal tender issues; but il is very unlike
ly indeed that they will leave the government
without the means Of carrying on the war as would
be the case If they prohibit further legal tender
issues, especially as, after the 4th Of March, the
House Of Representatives will be controlled by Q
party politically opposed TO the adminstra-
ton. The probability is that the Senate
committee will flbuster just long enough
to gain credit as hard money men, and
will then yield TO necessity and authorize more
paper. Neither Senator Fessenden nor Senator
sherman can be ignorant Of the fact that govern.
ment could not at present borrow hundred mil.
lion dollars at any rate of interest. To
restrict Mr. Chase, therefore, to loans as his only
financial resource, would, in fact..bs cutting Of
the supplies altogether. This Is the last thing
that is to be expected Of the Senate, especially in
view of the Western clamor for more currency
The business of the Sub. Treasury was as FOL.
lows to-day
HecepIs 3ss, f65 ii
-fcr eustoma ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1876 900 %
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NAVAL s1oREs-ihere was activity in spirits tur-
penne, which was up to ~ 95 a So O5 rer gallon.
PRoylNoSsPork has been sold pretty freely to day,
$500 bbs. having changed hands at SIS SIS Y for
old $l6 so SIG rs for new mess, and sl so So 90
for prime leef was 10 fair demand with sales Of 40
extra mess saeswere also made 800 bb and erces
lard within range OF l0Ac. &c; 400 boxes bacon
at 7c 9Ac, and 100 packages hams and shoulders at
7hc SAc and SIC. exc. Butter in tar request
at &c 26e for State ard TIC. 22c. for Western.
Cheese was saeabe at l0c l4c The stock in the pack
ing houses OF New York and Brooklyn follows
fork Beef,
Dds herces and tNs
February I, 1868 ...... TO TAG $3.50
January 1, 1858 .......III472 lOO19l
February 1, 1892. - al 1873 1920
RicE-There were 200 bags East India sold at &c
7Xc.
SUGARS were very firm, with fair inquiry, and sales
OF OC0 hhds and 162 boxes at lie. l3c for New0r
leans, l0Hc. 1OXc. for Cuba aud lOAc. IL &c for
Havana. The market quite buoyant Tor refined
SUGARS which wero in lively demand and some rchners
were unwilling to name prices. The stock of sugars IN
Aa XQrk lalr I xsaS "a .ai
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new 1OrK, February I, was US AnncXcd:-
1861. 1852. 1868
Cuba hhds ....... PICS 13oO1 99ol
Porto Rico, hhds. ........ 1892 6s6 "a
New Orleans, hhds...... $50 3O6 IL 800
English Islands, hhds -. 822 62y
Mexican hhds........... %
Total hhds ............. 24,5OI 1872 q, S94
Melado, hhds ............ 61S6 IlG3 SIS
Havana boxes. ....... 1928 Id Og4 5S23
Manila, &C. bags..... .153,l23 1O63l6 65, 653
TALLow.-There were 125 900 lbs. sold at IL st.
l24c.
TEAS were in active request and were advancing in
prices.
WnsKEy-There were 900 bbls. sold at from Coo.
Csc mostly at Gle. a 62c.
Evening star., 1863-05-11

SEoRET DISEASES! SECRET DIsEAsEs!i
SAMAR AVS GIFT!
SAAARITAN'S GIFTl
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
eosoRRaSAA GGFE EIt'lys STR s1dT1REs Fl e.
Contai.s no Mineral, no Balssm no Mercury -
r..v oy Ir h aan 20 Eg Gn,s
any unpleasant taste. aud will not in any way in
juie the stomach or bowels of the most delicate.
in spf
Of the University of PENNSYLVANIA, one of the most
Let those who have desoaired OF getting cured. =.
q who have been gorged with Balsam Copaiva, or
s1MA RlTANs GIFT.
sent BY mai in plain envelope.
Price-Male packages, ST. Female, %.
gL90D n,orRs gIsSPH e9Rts spors sIoeD
s6Afks S9iIs sHfaEGis Oh VI AA'
sAaAaI1xMRss nsRs4a nooT 6dszts5s zNn HffB e JUICES
.z$fs aSS4 ,S 2SS ( assS SsS : e.
seSiSeS reaches and sradiestes every particle Of
dy and le as.led, and 90 mot transmit to your pos
81 s6T after
Rsks The
ss Is =. the ssss ~ asrea1y
In many aasetion. with which n1nbsls =, ,s
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES il
most happily adapted, in liberated Uterus, in
Whites, In bearing down, Falling Of the Womb,
Debility and for all onm plants incident to the sex
Bent By express. Price 9l bottle, or bottles
sAMARITANp oHANcRE WASH.
Price % cents. Full directions.
DESMOND 4 Co, Box ISL Philadelphia Post
Sold by 8. CALVERT YeRD. rner Of 18th and
e; EeppvvSn Snnnu .,
EARMIN4 AND g GARDENING TOOLS OF ALL
binds.
HARROWe,
CFLTIVATOR8, 6c,, &c.
j. p RARTHOLOW,
Agricultural Warehouse
60e 7th 1t bet Pa. ayenue and Canal,
mar 0e0lm Washinxton, D. q.
u J. HBIB1RHER q CO.,
II Successors to -
orrIziHssE sE1HROi HND ikffLfTE2nY 4
~ j Il C. HANT TAIL o Il 3,
METROPOLITAN Horn,
ss.u sss %. .v..u. 49, ~ iSsSB ton. Q.
y DAEs' lxPRBss O0llRANY.
MoE1o1 OF xneOvAL.
The DMIyRy .syYIOl q Nh Uensaay q
xsmeved hoas ThfSd stfsot % tho N9Go ee1o9 o J
ossooe. oooWoo0 - 81 q eRoale. 60o0.0
Evening star., 1863-05-11
1861 THE 1853
CENTRAL RAILROAD

rnss,srLvAs1A nSss, CENTRAL hHs RArL!kS1p !Rsss
=: - -: -
Is FIRST -oExss ED i; sSSFs sSsH:s''0n.,
STONE sTH1p; BkEp;.ss4EE ss4EErT And And oohFeRr'
nAaeAe. CHECKED rHESsSh Sssf : From s,,'osr DUST
pHIEzbsLphla nhzbs RA1hE T5 FSA9EE ffH4ssSse sssSs
CLOSE oossHcf1oss fHS # tss9 # Hrhps HxssR1ssuse
NORTHERN Hs'R oEHFRaI Tas1Rs aP r. RAILROAD,
THE GREAT sas dsRfRtzL d!2aHFRt Rour.
WASHINGTON faeT HNb BALr1moR.
WEST. NoRraWKsr E VI RIla.s AND n ~ hsourHwzsr
the Northern osntra Railroad % Company. norsSeas:
e.on ans caVsa. s.s9on ABa
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIagr
SMOKING AND SALOON CARS ON ALL TRAINS
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passen9srs wiz take the 81 a. n and 30 p. m
and 9 Is p m trai ns ON the Northern Central Rail-
road and I'd. srsiv. j; aarrisburg 1 a, P m and IS
trains on the Pennsy lvania Central Railroad for
FREIGHTS
By this route lreights of all descriptions can b
forwarded to and from any point on the RaiIroadi
Of Ohio, Kentucky Indiana, Illinois. Wisconsin
Iowa, or Missouri, BY Rail7end dirsu.
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad Also connects
at Pittsburg With Steamers, b5 which Goods car
Kentucky Tennessee, Cum berl land illinois, Mfssis
sippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, anc
cAgo with steamers to all Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transpoI
with confidence on its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any potns
In the West by the Pennsylvanis Central Railroad.
go at all times as Jauo+abls eiarssd by otiG
19 Be par rtieuIar to marx packages via Penns
Central R.R."
WIN BROWN .Ag't Northern Central R B.,
No. so North street. Baltimore,
zNoCh LEWIS, GEM Superintendent, Atoms, Pa
7. L; HquPT, Gent Ticket Agent, PhilsdephiA
q. a HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, PhilA
delphia. ian 2-ly,r
Evening star., 1863-05-11

( cARTEhMAsTERG GEN ERALS OFPION.
WAsHINGfoN CITY, March %, 1853.
Owners of steam vessels invited to sesd to the
quar- rte' master Generals ONCE tenders for their
charter or sale.
Tenders should contain descriptions Of the
vessels, their dimensions, enrolled or registered
tonnage, actual carrying capacity, material,
whether eoppered, whether side wheel or pro-
pellers whether iron or copper fastened size and
power Of en-. ines and boilers; and should state the
charter with the estimated value Of the vessel in
case Of loss, or in case the Government should
prefer to purchase instead Of oharterine.
Owners If steam vessels already in tae serv;ce of
the Qusrtermasters De. srtm tment are reau rested to
make known to the Department any reduction in
their esent rates which they may be willing to
grant. ard also the price at which they will be
willing 10 sell them.
All srch tenders should be addrs seed 70 the
Quar- rtermsster General of the Unted States, ct
Washington, and should be endorsed : Proposals
for charter OF sale of steamers"
When received, they will be considered, |, and the
Department will sndeavor to reduce the heavy
expense attending army transportation upon the
OCEAN and tide waters By substituting wherever It
can do SO, cheaper, vessels OF equal capacity for
4hos@ q, " employed. NJ o. MElGS,
mar q 3m Quartermastsr General.
Evening star., 1863-05-11
TIA rELERS' DiKEUTuEY.
1ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIAiORE AND OHIO RAiLROAD.
III -
On and after Monday, April ., 1855. TWO DAILY
TRAINS will be run ketxsen MASHISGT0N and
WHEELIN0 and PARK kRxBUR9, two between
WARRINGTON and HARcERp PERRY, and six
between WARRINGTON and BALTIMORE. -
ron PHILADILpHIA, NEW YORK BOSTON.
Leave WashinGton Ats ana II. Is q. m. and and
60 ,. N.
On Sundays at 8 50 ,. 10. oaly.
FOR BALTIMORD
Leave q. $50, and II 10 g. n. and 8. and 9 . ,.
n. On Sundays atsa m. aod ed 81 ,. N. only.
FOR ALL PARTS or THE WEST.
Leave Washington At 80 .. n. and 5, and $50
,. m. On SundAys at and 80 p. a. only.
BOk WASHINGTON AND TH1 SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore for Washington at $50, 8 and 10
o. m. and 3, $50 and 8 ,. N.
FOB ANNAPoLle.
Law s.ys S,i.%oIs Ea.ss.,o. At q and
No train for Annapolis on Sundays.
The third and fourth trains only from baltimore
ana the first and nth trains from ton stop
ct way points. ". P. SMITH,
I. u. COLE. General Ticket Agent apAH
Evening star., 1863-05-11

NAfION NAL LOAN.
THE NEW
sIX PER CENT. BOMBS
Of the
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
TWANTY YEARS FROM DATE.
c2 sfssr Five Years. at Option Of ths aovsrEnsas
THE COUPON BONDS,
In Sums of
YI1TY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
1IvA HUNDRED DOLLARS.
0Nl THOUSAND DOLLARS.
xHE REGISTERED BONDS,
In Sums Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
ONl HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
oNl THOUSAND DOLLARS,
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
zxTsszsr oeMMES91ss ~ Iss AT DAra OF RUE-
AID PAYABLE sBMI-AHSUAILY
IN GOLD.
These BONDS are the
SHHAFE6T GOVERNMENT SECURITY
now In the market,
zas Interest 1T present price of coin bsins sariy
alent to Psa CsHr. In currency.
FOB SALE BY
JAY COOKE T. CO.,
BANKERS,
<S2 HIFTEENTR STREET,
DBALsAs n
9QvURNkENT BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES,
0ERfIKI0AfES,
ARHY AND NAVY VOUORERS,
COIN. 0URRENOY AND ExCRAN01
doo s-N
Evening star., 1863-05-11
DRoPosALs FOR Hay, STRAW, AND GRAIN
ASSISTANT ouARrEnxAsrER's OFFICE,

Assistant QuARrEAMAsYER's OFFICE,
Forage DEPARTMENT. Tor, g and 2zd streets.
WARRINGTON, D. O., April l6, 1868 !
WR!TTsS PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
hay SHAW. OATS, and OORN, for the uss sf
this Dc pot to be delivered at the Railroad Depot,
or tah> of the Government wharves in this city.
Ias props' ale to be st dressed to the under
hsned, and they shov;d state the quantity of
each article offered, also the prize and the date
Proposals will be received for Eve thousand
a5HN) bushels of Corn Oats and atty (5i) tons of
Hay or straw and Ids. u.less IL should be for
the intaresa OF the Government to contract for .
less smsunt
All grain To be put mp in good racks, Of about two
az bushels esch, which are to be furnished At the
cest the cont after.
Tne Hay ana Straw to be securely balsd,
All GI aio and sy offered to be snbjeot to ri gid
fpapect'on by the Government nspector.
Coz racts will bs awarded from TINS to time TO
the low es responsible hdders the inter. ste of
the service may requi g. Good security viii ne
maas under this advertisement.
Payment TO bs made st the nplstton Of the
contract. 3. l.. BROWN,
sI H-3m Captain and A. Q. NJ. u. .. A.
Evening star., 1863-05-11
CLOTHING, &c.
T10 THE CL0fHI1Rs e5 TRI DisrRIoTI

ITO THE CL0fHIKRs ey rHR DisrRIoTl
fhs undersigned woald most respectfully inform
his friends, and the Trade generally, that As IL nov
prepared to offer one Of the finest eprips etoehs
READY-MADE CLOTHING
ever offered in this city, He assures those II Va1t
Of stock that they win % well to give him sall.
1sspees'auy. 8. HRR8B1R0,
Ne. 2 Market Space. next to eernsrof
Baltimore street..
baltimore. March, I8ss- mar 8-1ms
n uARAH 1o8 sMITHiI
400 SEVENTH STREET.
He u selling Inmsnss Darsaiss In
CLOTHING, yURNIsHINa GOODS.
HATS. CAPS, &s, 90.
For few days more we win ofsr our immense
stock ut great bargains to make Reom for or
SPRING sfocK.
70 those In want We say, now u the time to hsy.
Remember that SMITHS is Headquarters for
oIothins-4s0 Seventh street, two doors shove
Bruce 4 Co.'s. J.H. SMITH, OlotAisR,
No. l60 Seventh street,
marH and corner 9th st. and Ra. ~.
GKEAr DECLINE IN GOLD,
In order to reduce our present stoek ws have
REDUCED THE PRICE OF 0UR CLOTHING
and are Ao~ selling Oh ut rapid rates.
The people and that =
]. BRUCE Co.'S
- ''~'' GOOD CLOTHING
at
Low r AsTESy
Gall and secure some Of the Great Ba1salns nov
offered At No. AGA SHVINTH eTalET, two doors
below Smiths. j. BRUCE Z co..
mar Clothiers. 464 Seventh st., near =.
nISCHAR9ED sOLDIERs
~ are all invited to call at
eAIT T HIS,
No. 46O elysx1x e711s4,
Opposits City Post 0Fes,
and got their
CLOTHING
AT LESS THAN NEW YORK PRICES.
Soldiers can rely on Fair Dealing at
SMITHS,
No. 460 sAV1NTH eTRllT.
ooRNlR 2OrH sTRIlT AND PA. Av.
Evening star., 1863-05-11
CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES Il
~ CARRIAGES.ll

have nov on hand and daily receiv. .GHRR,
Ing = hne assortment CT FIRST GLASS kStS
CARRIAGES, made by the best buiid ~
ers in the country: consisting of spleadd full
csleehe ons Ualeohe Coach, Brett's; four and six
seat Rocl sways and Germaatowns, Boat wagons
and shifti.g Top Russies, oge.her with a nam Der
ofsECOnD BAND CAhRsAGEs but little used
cash and be sold 70 suit the times to those who
slisoon At no. 409 Psnnsylv snia avenue
mar - Pm THOMAS YOUN9
Evening star., 1863-05-11

La q a.
SPRING AND SUMNER SCHEDULE
sALrImoRE AND Il 1sa OHIO RAILROAD.
~ - g.
FROM WASHIFx7TON CITY,
THE GREAT SHORT LINE 70 rHE
WEST, SOUTH AND NOR INVEST.
Making the Quickest Time: And the enly Route
hs s4.sss s: g; Sleek Ts.0Hs et s..ss rsss sa
other Route. and 10 osniSus Ridi.s. die 'AAA % AA'
FOUR DAILY 1;gy TRAINS Eaoa WARRINGTON
maxim. @sh .as
On Sundays. f.s :. + Fi.is. Il sG and cor.
n''''1s ss!:, rlas ShE wEsF Esp fro"
s,nk Il s Ron: sa:
Trains Leaving Wssnington at .. Or S:sor. n;
BE ES gYI HoSH 5 THE
This is the Only Route by which Through Tickets
IN Washington.
Knights Latest Improved sLEE'ING CARS, of
the most superior finish, attached to Night Trans.
THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
COLUMBUS. DAYro%. LOUISVILLE, GIN
ClNNATI, INDIANAPOLIS, TERRA
HAUTE, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO,
&C., &c, &C.,
~wIfH LHsS CHANGES OF CARS THAN BIT ANY
OTHER RoUIE..A
~ SPECIAL Notice to PASSENGERS for the West from
Washington t-PasseDgers going West b, purchd-
sing their Through TICKETS in Washington,
by he Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAVE ONE
DOLLAR ia the Through price, and have the priv
legs OF visiting Baltimore III desired, without
additional charge.
VC INJECTIONS at the Ohio River with CLEvE-
LAND 4 P1TPSBUR4, CENTRAL OHIO and
through them. with the whole Ralw y system of
Of tte NORTH WEST, CENTRAL WEST, and
SOUTH WEST.
For THROUGH TICKETS please apply at the
Ticket Office, w Washin gton citation.
W. P. SMITH. Master of Transportation
NJ COLE. General Ticket Agent. ap2-tf
Evening star., 1863-05-11

A tAkGK Ass.,RrMENr OF MASON HAM
"A hnh and pria-e & 90. g Malodeons has juss
been received ct the Music rtors nf
" g.. MKTZEHOTT
Several eseozd- hand PiaaNs for sale eh,ap mv5
Evening star., 1863-05-11

HAVING RECEIVED THk AGENCY EASrOR
Al ths capitol, OF the ce ebrares
HOFFMAN, MINE OF CUMBERLAND CoAL,
We are now ready to furnish 1t
At Low RATES FOR CASH,
by the gle ton or cargo
We have always hand ull assortment of
srst class COAL. Guaranteed 240 lbs: to the toa
Also 8 large stuck OF PINE 8. OAK WOOD and
NIGEL PREPARED NDAING WOOD
Orders prom Pity and fail fully executed.
k1CHARDs 6UINAND,
" Wood snd Coal Yafd corner of 1st street east
anu street cui h. Depot st the foot of 4th stree
esnt-sioshtr'a hsrf. L.y eolwa
DROVlSI.NS IS PR GENT CREhpERTuAN
EVER
Prime Sugar cured HaH', II cts,
Be- Es1li, fLGUR, So 80 per bbl
ARID Bk ~, I21s cts,
Choice HtfTT ER, y Its ).
CHEESE, II cts. per 10.
JONES & CO..
nY6 Corner Eighth nd streets.
Evening star., 1863-05-11

TRUNKS.
i TRUNKS!
vali' es and Travelling Bags in great Va VAAE0
riety AID yecs low. ~
l. HElLBRUN co. .'S.
soe aavs: tn ST., between aud g.
up IT. lm~ Under Odd Fellows Hail.
Evening star., 1863-05-11

ULARI1IuD CIDlRu
I hSys Just RECEIVED per schooners "6eores
Adams" And ~. W. !" from Boston. Q LARGE sn nnlr
Of Pure Massachusetts, oLARIPIEH 0ID}R. Xxx
Iofer for sale ct the lowest market price, n eua.
Nhes 10 suit purchasers.
Hotel Lsslsrs, sntlers and Al others in want Of
anime this before purchasing elsewhsrs
HIL1Y a. 4nINN.
Union Bottlins Rsp0t, 81 Green st.,
SUTLlRB AND GRe0HRH WAGONS.
Largest dse and +Horse Hutlsxb Waeoua
without aprinss. 6rOeerb and other Wesone.
THOMAS YOUNG,
Aar - 3n Ne. 40e Psnnsylssnia Avenue
Evening star., 1863-05-11
GAS FITTING, &C

n WA. r. BOyn 90.
hK1 Now DreDafsd 70 execute Any orders wftA
which thAy may Be- tavdredin q the
PLUMBING, GAS, on SSSs sEEAh FITTING susI-
- store on Ninth street, few Doors sor.h 81
xoansY1vAnia avenue, whefe mar be found eors-
plste assort txaenf Of foHANUELIzRS and other 6A6
trxA1 AnA wATER yIXTUEEs Jan MY
w 6AS FUTURES.
w Have In store, and ere daily receiving, 6AA
yIxTU11e af entirely New Patterns and Dexieno
anA 1ialsh euysrief N styls - aaytAine hsrstsse
olAIod IN tAis market
eur stock Of cas- and NATyH HIxfUkx6, feenn6
eoae4sas tAas We have u nest selected Stoek h
Wnahan9ton,
- An Work IA The above line intrustsa % or
sare vin b p.cHptly attspdsd TO-:
Evening star., 1863-05-11
A ss1srANr QUARTgRmAsTERs OFFICE,

A ssIsTANT QUARTERMASTERB OFPICE.l
"A Coyasr Of g dnd 21d .Ssyssis,
WAsHiNGros. b. O., April nth, 1885,
1npsoyees Of ths Gu srterma.ter's Department
vices rendered vhicb are pay so- at this ONCE are
warned against DIE posing o. them to persons acting
BILE discnunt, sometimes sxhorbitant and unnaces-
s-ry. ard they are hereby informed that Regular
rayn epts viii be made TO them as soon after the
elese OF each month - the paY rolls can ia nra
pared; providing funds are on hand for that pur.
Do<e. CHAS II, TOAPRfNS
ap NV cApsair and q " "A
Evening star., 1863-05-11
-, FUREITURE-fU "A
L. mcGREGeR 4 CO., "a

EXTENSIVE WikEROOMS
go sEN SSrH STREET,
snsr Inducements Il purchasers of FURNITURE
and other Housese ping Goods Our stock is la -ge
Al riei
PsFi UR SUIT ss in Bracater'a, Rep, Plush and
Hair -el,tt Also, made 10 ord r
CHAhbEh SETS in solid OAK, Walnut and Ma
aegany; full marble and andson ELY rnara sntsd
Also q large variety IF Painted Sets. low crIcet
VA. NUT A*D MAHOGANY EXTENsIoN
TAb4l ~ and PthlNE CHAIRS. Superior Curl d
ala,ge quantity Of low priced B.dsteada, Chairs
Tables, hurSaus, Whrdrobes, Washs:ands. &c
Once paska AID Chairs an Book casss-all of
Which maize feou she best materials and war
rsEt-d to give satisfaction
Persons fErniFhi ig woad do well to 10 * through
Lne ato c. 70 Q purchasing. aru selling at
prices to sgit the times. McGREGOR & co
APPS COW $40 Seyenth St
Evening star., 1863-05-11
PROPOSALS.
DROpOeALe FOR BRICKS.
DRoPOsALs HOa ALTERING AND REPAIR
L ING he CITY HALL.

DEPARTMENT OF raR IsfEaIoR,l
Wa2Aia gfoa, Aay7, Ie6s.
sEALIp PRorcs4nLs; .iM Se r:o.iv:d s this b:
clock NJ for altering and Repairing the pfir cipal
and upper stories OF the eastern half of the fty
Hall.
Plans and specifications may be seen ct the ONCE
of the nited etatss MarshAl
The bidders requested to state the length Of
time they Will require to complete the work.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all the bids If 1t considers It to the interest of
the 6oyernment 70 DO so
The Bids win be opened It L o'clock NJ, On the
18th instant, In presence Of such OF the bidders as
may see proper to attend,
J.P. USHER.
my8 dtI6th Seerstary OF the Interior.
DRoPoskLs F0R RFURNIeHING THE PAPER
FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING,
The New York herald., 1863-05-15
THE RETURNING REGIMENTS.
Arrival and Departure OF the Thir
and Fourteenth New York state voIun

Arrival and Departure OF the Third
and rou urteenth New York seats voIuu
~'o '~~s~A'
toers.
Tha .Aou. ,,ro ar~,,as , ,n,. .,..,
'"o ""o'o wv 'es""e"' "''"e" )" "s o'y yesterday
from the Of war and after proceeded Albany
.~horo ,oss o-u.r,...,o,, ,..~. x...o. r.. r.-,.,
where both organizations were raised Ihe Fourteenth
arrived at about three o'clock and landed nj the foot of
c--,-....-.
Sortiandt street.
Tho Con, M oro,s. .o,,,,, had vr.s, ,-o,.r..,, A.,
' o' VI ""o'" oou"'y ""1 maui " oP"" "''"us '"
receive them and although they arrived before the
anticipated, yet they met at the Cortndt street
ferry by of the or the
49, ~ H. e.s, 49, 80 ~ ' ,i, III - sS ~ ..s .Vny s,y
mno,e WY Ies eus " 10 NANNY reo' ueo tcr uiuncr
giveu 10 tnc oces OF ne regiment ny Onaros Stetson,
PROPRIETOR OF the Asof House. presided over by w.
Dodge Esq.,. the Chairman of the Committee OF Reception
and hindsomc mon al park RarracLa
the vas formal In lin in The park and r, al
drosscd hy NJ ch,rIes Trecv 4, rorn a,es,.s. - a
orcsseu oy h, 'naries iracS IN very eioduent and