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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-08
IN THAR
Dress Goods Department
WILL M POUND

WILL M rouSp
OTTOMAN RIPS IAN woOl) at 81 90
BLACK MERlNoEs, :" l2oto / s7A
BROWN MERINoEs, so
BLUE MERINoEs, 137l-2
GREEN MERINoEs, ll5
M0RO0N MERIN0ES, / %
ASHES Of ROSES do +" 1912
BEAUTIFUL PLAID Mcriuoes CA. W. csc
BLACK all wool Delaines. so to Doc
LIGHT BLUE oil wool Delaines, 50o
DARK BLUE all wool Dclaines, 5jc
BROWN all wool Delanes, 55o
MOR00N all wool Dclancs, 55c
LEATHER COLOR all wool Delaines, Doc
PURPLE all wool Deaines, 55o
PINK all wool Delaincs, 55c
ORANGE all NO, ! Delaines, 6jc
SCARLET all wool Delaines, Coo
CRIMSON all wool D,aincs, GOc
SCARLET and Black Plaid Dclaioes, tie
CRIMSON and Plaid Delanes, Doc
SCARLET and Black Stripe Delaincs G0e
CRIMSON aud Black Stripe Dclaines, G0e
BLACK ALApACcAs. so aud G2 l-2c
BROWN Ahpacca 62l-2c
M0R0oN Alapaeca, G. lie
DRAB Ahpaccl, 55c
SLATE, Biocsde, Alapaccn. 90
TAN, Broca e. Ahpacca, 5Oc
BROWN, Brocade, Aapacca. 5oe
BROWN Stripe Alapacca. 40c
DRAB Stripe Alapaeca, 40c
SLATE Stripe Alapacc,, 405
TAN Stripe Alapacca, 40c
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-08
BILIrIIEADS.

Merchants wishing for bia-hcals viii e well
to give is their orders, as W can furnish them
ui,h the best quality for less money than they
can got them al auy other Office 10 'he State o.
Vermont,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-08

Tx ne moro BHsta, hacwg mp e1s1at
HHrBes ior urfi pleasant aai dqr5 diseases.
uELMBoLp's EXTRACT huCuu AAp IMPROVED
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-08

Use TllMBoLp's XuAcr nCcur fora ai-
feclions and diseases 90 The URINARY ORGANS,
whether existing b MALE Or EEMALE, from
Whatever cause originating aud no matter OF
now i 0NG Sf4AD!NJ.
Diseases Of these ofslns requires the ald OF a
rrnEfIc, linMbotp's EXTRACT bucHu Is
fuE CHAT DipLifc. ana Is certain 10 have
the desired effect Ia aI Diseases .toi which Il is
Recommended
Evidence ofthe most reliqbc and r ponsi-
BE character viii accompany the med me.
P,ice S1.0o per bottle, OF si0TX { 100.
Delivered to any address, secure ypaeko | f. m
observation.
DescdJe Symptoms iaH C,m@w'oah u.s.
Cures Cuarabtetdl Advice Gratis |!
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HEADQUARTERS PRovosf MARsHAL's OPPton
Kciktn ston. D. C.. Mareh Is. 1854.

Wasktnston, d. C., Mareh l6, 1888. 6
SPECIAL ORDERS, No. Differentiation will ,e
given to the proprietors OF all regularly licensd
places for the vending OF sprituous liquors to KEEP
open the bars of their hotels, restaurants &C., FIR
the sale of liquors and wines until II O'Clock mi-
night, Sundays excepted, upon their producing o
the Provost Marshal of this city their license e.
gether with . recommendation signed by thu
Mayor of the city and the Superintendent Of Pr
lice, and on igning a stipulation not to sell gp
permit 10 be sold or given, any spiritusus
malt liquors to any volunteer or enlisted man. Or
to any person wearing the uniform of a volunteer
enlisted man Of the Army; and agreeing that IN
of the infrRction or violation of the pledIe
and stpu alton given, their wines and liquors
be seized and confscated, and their licenses FIR
feited not to be renewed during the existing e.
bellion.
Licensed dealers residing in Georgetown wild
procure the recommendations of the Mayer of
Georgetown and the Superintendent of Police.
Ali parties will be strictly required to preserve
good order and decOrum at their respective places
of business, and to close their bars and refrain
from selling on the Sabbath.
Special Orders, No. l. of January Ia, 1853 from
these Headquarters will be strictly enforced sranst
all parties not complying with the provisions OF
this order.
This order will take effect March %. All .ppli-
cations for permits must be made between the
hours of II and O'Clock p. IN.
By order HENRY b. TODD,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
A. 5. BAKER. Lieut. and AID utsnt. l7-4t
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SGreelty has got himself into hot water by
his remarkable vindication Of the right Of Sc
cession, and his re-affirmation Of his declara-
ton that, unless we substantially conquer the
rebels in the campaign now opening and within
the next three months, we ought in his own
words, to 4" acknowledge the corn" and aban-
den the contest.
Raymond, of the New York Times, tells
Greeley plainly that he has assumed a dis
loyal and dangerous position. The New York
Pest also censures Greeley, but thinks his pro-
INDICATIONS can do no other harm than to en-
courage TIE rebels, as public opinion is too
&rmly set in favor of carrying on the war per-
sistenly to victorious conclusion TO be
sWeryed by any Journalist.
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By. 9. hseuIal q CO.. Aastioassr..
TO ARTISTS, ENeRAvERs AND orHERs

inyitee Of III. dsneminstions Of ss. sp, %. g,
Of Congress aut6orizing National Currency. a.
The designs mast De National iu their ch.r,es,.
and none will be considered that have been ussl
in vhoe or IN pait, upon any currency, bond. Ger,
peted bills must Ali be Of the uniform size osssvs
INCHES S OF ,nres ,ne ne io,, IN. onx.r...nd
of the note, and be susceptible Of recsiyins upss
their sbverse the following legend: .ton1l Cur.
deposi,ea with the Tressarer Of the ntee stssss
as well as the signatures OF the Treasurer Of IL
with the promise 70 pay Of the sssocssio:
issuing the notes, sisned hy the Presisent and
Cashier thereof, ssd their place Of r.ds mpsion-
in all parts efths United States in payment taxa
exeeps Tor duties on i'm ports: ana all for al ssis,
rice and other debts and demands owing By ths
sssss. .n s
est pu bic debit = 1,
And also, to have suitable tablets for nprinsi.s
the following synopsis Of sections 81 and s. Of tAs
Act authorizing National Currency, approved
aans make OF or o.
or attempting e pass any imitation or altsr.tios
nas o2 & ~ sio :" e
any paper made in imit Htion Of that on which ths
mote prin ted is ~ the act Of Congress approved
25tn February, 1868, utility of felony and y
fine not exceeding one Thousand dollars, or i'm
PrsonEaent not exceeding fifteen years at hard h
Designs win be received until the 2stA day Of
March, 1868, and must in all eases be accompanied
by models. or illustrative Cravings. and the De-
pars1nent reserved the right TO r.ject any or 81
that may be offered. For such desi gus pArb Of
designs Is may be accepted, suitable com pensssos
will be paid, not exceedins in the aexrsssts tee
hundred dollars Cor each mote and tas accept Do
signs viii then become the exclusive property Of
the United States. The designs not accepted vi
be returned to the parties submitting them.
Proposals viii also be received for furnishine
cies in accordance with the designs; Stating ~
cost of the completed dies. and the date &C vhiso
they can be furnished the Secretary wing sAs
right to accept designs or parts of designs 81
ter. - he sraveh y etsor psrsse. shsa
those SUBMITTING the designs II he deems it for TIE
interest or the government to do 30. In all case
the dies sno al trspsfers, or copies thereo 70 b.
The eNclusi We property of the United States
the selection OF designs, special attention Vii
De given TO security against csu terfeiting ~
against alterations, as well Is 10 sptabsness fse
use as currency.
Proposals and designs must be enclosed in sesisG
envelopes and directed 70 the Secretary Of ths
IIessury. snc plainly endorsed Designs and Pre-
posels for National Currency" and will be opeusl
on the 18th day of March, ls5s. as l, O'Clock N
;. p. CHASE, Z
nlN 5-eotd Secretary IF the Treasury,
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THE REBEL PANEL GAME.
THE WOMAN'S PART IN THEABDCCTION OF
GENERAL ST0CGHT0N.
HER COMMISSION FROM GEN. STUART.
HER ARREST AND PROBABLE CONVICTION
AND PUNISHMENT AS SPY.

1t turns out that the woman Antonio ]. Ford,
OF + airfax Court House, was the principal spy
and guide for Capt. Moseley in his successful
recent raid upon that village. Col. l.. O. Baker,
the War Departments provost marshal, hav-
ing obtained positive information that Moseley
lin disguise) slept at the house Of Ford in Fair
fax Court House, and that F.'s daughter went
round with him and pointed out the houses
which Gen. Stoughton, Col Wyndham and
Col. Johnson respectively occupied as their
quarters, and that she certainly aided III. in
planning and executing his raid, ordered her
arrest. She was accordingly brought here on
Sunday last and consigned to the Old Capitol
prison. Her. So commission" ito play such
"paner' games as occasion might afford oppor-
tunities, we presume) was also at the same time
secured, as we'll as some $4,000 in Confederate
money.
The following is a copy of the commission
in question:
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
K1op Te, that reposlng special confidence in
the patriotism, fidelity and ability of Antonio j.
Ford, l, Jane E. b. Stuart, by virtue of the
the Provisional Army of the Confederate States
of America, do hereby appoint and commission
her my Honorary Aide de- Camp, to rank rs such
from this date. She will be obeyed, respected,
and admired by all the lovers of a noble nature
Given under my hand and seal at the Head
quarters Cavalry Brigade at Camp Bev-
erly, the seventh day of October, A. ID.
1861, and the first year of our lndepen-
tance. j. f. b. STUART,
impression of his signet ring. !
Bv the General:
l.. TIERNAN BRYAN, Asst Adj't GenI.
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SPIRIT or THE MORNING PRESS.

The IntsiliSsnoer notes that various Republi-
can prints concede that the Presidents policy
of compensated emancipation had but few
jealous supporters among the Presidents po-
IiticaI friends in the last House
The Chronicle. treating upon "the future OF
lae Confederacy," argues that, as its whole
piaa Of government is founded upon human
slavery, il can never attain position of free
and unrestricted intercourse with other ma
tons, for the very genius Of the institution OF
slavery requires that guards should be thrown
around II At every point in order to adequately
protect it.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
FROM TENNESSEE.
GALLANT CONDUCT OF COL. MrrrHY' s CAV
AIRY

MURPREEsBoRo', March 1G.-Hcjor General
HdlRck Generd1-'n- CHEF: Il have the pleas
ure TO report the gallant conduct of our cav
airy under the brave Col Mintey. They drove
the rebel cavalry W herever they met them, cap
tured one of their camps, seventeen wagons.
fOrty-:wo mules, and one hundred and four
teen prisoners. They used the sabsr where
the carbine would delay.
". S. RosRCRASs, Major General
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TIE VISIT or SECRETARY CHASE TO NEW
IsRK.-The New York Express of last evening
says:
Tie Secrttarv of the Treasury returned IN
washington tits morning. He has consulted
lars. number Of financial people, of all kinds
Oh opinions, and goes home without indicating
IN any manner his plans. 1t is understood that
ne express. entire confidence IN his ability TO
ob'hin ~ hG me al the money he requires, and
MAJ foreign negotiation will be a part of his
future operations, and not n chief reliance
Ey moderate sale OF bonds abroad he would
get coniTol OF Exchange enough 10 enable him
* EICak 1t " i'll the gold market SO far as il is
antcted by 4 demand for expectation. With
the power in the Sccrctary's hand Il is sup
posed that gold speculation would decrease
quite rapidly.
Goia ops ned a. l574 this morning and fell
70 LOO y, rally lag u l57 at noon. The down
ward tendency created much connection but
no excitement like that exhibited few days
ago.
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- An American mer chant, who arrived at
New York III the City of Baltimore, brings in
teiiigence of new monster which is in process
O. construction for the Reb Is in the vicinity of
London. 1t is $50 feet Ion &, iron clad, with q
formidable Prov, and Wall be provided with
four engines. He describes her as one of the
&c ost terrible of the fam ily of rams
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~ The State o. Missouri is now about cleared
Of euerTillas, bushwackers and layhawkers
and the farmers are about laying down the
bloody implements of war, and will resume
those belonging to peaceful agriculture. Vast
quantities Of corn, wheat rye, oats, hemp, fax,
&c, will be raised this year, but in no particu-
lar will the increase of products over those Of
the past two years be more noteworthy than in
tke article of tobacco.
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- Prentice, OF the Louis Vile Journal, is out
IN card denying the story that he is flying TO
Europe to avoid a oontempia lated rebel in yasion
of Kentucky. He says he has no information
"isTch proposed invasion, and that he has at
no time had the slightest thought of going 10
Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-17

II Elsewhere will be found at important
order issued by Provost Marshal Todd, per-
hitting restaurant and hotel keepers to keep
their lars open until midnight under certain
conditions
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REFUGEES ARRIVED.

The following refugees from Richmond
reached here last evening Viz: James Long,
wife and two children; John Quinlan, wife
and TIVE children; Pat Teclly, wife and four
children; Mrs. Murphy and daughter; E. Kass
and wife, John Koist and wife; Simon Mendle-
baum, Castor Balzer, James Hayes, John
McMahon, VIM. Moore, Julius Kerschof; NJ.
Garan, wife and two children; Pat OMaIIy
and wife, and VIM. Rapson.
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the South under the CONSUMPTION law, the rebel
chiefs are new subjecting provisions to the same
sort OF treatment, and are Selling flour mills
AND grocery stores for the army. That kind of
tnlpg cannot last long. One great defea, and the
rebellion will collapse. Cannot we give them
that defent somewhere and Immediately,
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FleAScIAL-New York papers Of yesterday
rNtuin2 say The m'rket opened with less of
INC. ;'itUdc and hesitation than cbaracter;yeJ
IN" closiEg transactions of last week Gov
tinmehs are strong, tse demand surpassiu y
TIE Fuppiy In U. -. registered, 1881, we note
uaLSacaons al lol = aiDl 7, in coupons, 1881, at
"S EaltEtS, In coupon Gyes, 157l, at GSaG5 ~ in
gold bearing certiacairs, At 9-ia a99X, and in
seyen-tblriies at l(6altGt. The bond list ia
quiet Border State bonds are lower, Missou-
las Icing offered al 81 and Tennessees at 81 y ,
Tiih limited transactions; Nirginias were Of
q rcd "a: t", without business; North CarOlinas
;rr required for 1t Is, Louisiana skies a. 20 and
& 'diIlOi MA SIX "a l3}.
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WANTED.-The Baltimore Clipper speaks OF
the great want in that city of a reliable City
Directory, sup to the timcs." A similar want
a felt Ia this CITY,
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pCRK CALIFORNIA WINES AND BRANDY

Having been Apo inted Sole Agents for the Dis
ttict ct Colu mbia for the sale Of Messrs Kohier
Froh'ing's WINS and BRANDY, We have nor
on hand one hundred cases onsisting Of
WHITE Oh HOOK WINE, very delicate, fine in
Nayor, superior as q dinner wine to the famous
RI inc
MUsCATEL, very choice, Of exquisite bcuqust
excellent dessert wine.
ANGELICA. highly It. scious, naturally sweet
wine, greatly admired by lasiss-valuSble in
the lex chamber, rec commended by the me tical
faculty.
PORT or fine Havor, free from legsood very sim.
ilsr 10 the old wines of Lie 90 n used BY the
laity in Communion service, highly approved
GRAPE BRANDY the pure juice OF the grape of
unequaied su perority
The attention sf the t-a3e hotel keepers and
families is invited 70 these Wines The trade sup
nied ct n, W ork p ices, fregh sddst. For sale
by the Care single bottle at the ole Ag ,ncy
kGAS PERRIN
ut Corner T. sni Ninth
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80 The Mississippi river correspondent OF
the New York Times says there is great need
for good sailors and marine officers on board
the Western fiotilla, and says if the merchants
OF the Eastern cities could estimate the price,
less value to be- attached to the operations Of
Admiral Porter, they would not lose a day be-
fore they would unite to send him one or two
thousand men
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OST-iesterdsy. (Mondayb March 18th. be-
IL tween the Capitol and the Post once probably
II ihe ave hue or 18th It eet, an ENyELuPE con-
tanning letwoen eleven and t. eve an red dollars
in notes. T"e finder will eceive an ample reward
by bringing Il to The Star Ghce W here the looser
viii prGve his property and pay the reward
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ORPHANS CoURT-JuGge P.srceH-Mrs VIM
DraEe was appointed guardian to the children
o: The late John Brereton this morning, and a
large amount OF the usual routine business was
transacted.
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SFCFSH CITIZENS RROvCT

DICLSI
The Provost Marshal General of the defenses
south of the Potomac sent here last night the
following citizens of Fairfax comfy, Va, who
were recently arrested by the Prsyost Marshal
at Fairfax Court House charged with acting az
rebel videttes. Viz: Francis Fox, Richard
johnson, George H. Cook, Philip Lee, Albert
Wrenn.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
" WASHINGTON, January Is, 1868.
In consequence of the pressure IF business q: the
War Department, passes for citizens t. visit the
Amy of the Potomac will be given al tie ofiee Of
Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, 1872 Pennsylvani, avenue
above Nineteenth street.
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o = = 10 IAL.

DnPAR1xBHY OF STATS,
WAsuIHaroS, March ls, lSss.{
Release fr ON the draft on the ground Of alieua,s
has been allie we'd In the following case: 81
Narp. Wh~s Drafted,S
August Brandenbury....-...w Washington co IVA.
s AppIication, Denied
Joseph Gssser, tr. 49,. washin stsn 90. wb.
Peter Muller. DO. do
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

He 11'oS W.
pEMEMBER THE HERO OF SUMTER,
H THE ANDERSON BOYS
IN tn FIELD AGAIN.
The Nom bers of the And erson Club take Sra.t
pleasure in announcing to their friends and -
the public in general. that they Will give =
their SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL At Tenn ~
peraDce Hall, street, between 9th and 10th .{s$8
On THURSDAY EVENING, April 9th. Tiskets
s ad I'm itting gentlemak and ladies'
No hats or caps allowed in the ball room
COMMITTEE Of Announcements
TuihTan, M. Gonners, NJ. Wolfe
p Flemmine, d. McGrath, J. O'Brien
II mar
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JOHN HAY, Eso.-The Presidents Assistant
Private Secretary, John Hay, Esq, recently
reported in the newspapers having left
Washington to take position on the staff OF
General Hunter, has returned again, and is
confined TO hIs room at the Executive Mansion
by severe indisposition. He left here, not to
become an aid to General Hunter, as alleged
but on visit to the army at Port Royal, and
becoming sick in New York, when about to
embark, was compelled to return, TO forego his
int ntion mentioned above
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Ex-Governor William Cannon Of Delaware
has sent a message to the Legislature of that
state in reference to San act TO prevent illegal
arrests in that State which had been passed
by that body, in which he says: Invested by
the Constitution with 20 power Of veto or re-
view of the action OF the Legislature, the Gov
ernor has general control over the operation
Of criminal enactments, and such control will
exercise TO its uttermost extent 10 protec. any
person acting under the authority of the United
States, or any citizen aiding such person in
bringing to light any conspiracy, or in arresting
any one guilty Of disloyal practices or treason
able designs against the Government. shall
issue my proclamation IN conformity with these
views. giving to the people Of the State of Della
ware information of my Intended action" The
Governor accordingly issued the proclamation.
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IMPAIRMENT OF STATE,
u WASHINGTON, Jan.ry55, 1853.
The Secretary OF StSte will hereafter rceive Men,
Ders of Congress on business on Saturdays, com,
nencing with Saturday, the first Of nett month.
ian TIT WILLIAM H SEWARD.
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. N.
rEIEGRAPHIC.

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NKwYoRK, March ~, IL a.m.-First Board
Coupon 6's, 1881, lo4; 7.3Us, 1coH; Demand Notes,
I554; Gold. l55
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ENPEDiTION To = SLAVE DiSTRICT.-The
~ 81 NOUS expedition some tune Ego made
PR NAT Gre ly public by the New York Tribune
ar. OF foot from HiIrOn Head, aDn-ars :, ma We
t"' n CO m TOeFd OF one thousand African troop,
IL I"I't OF uI cTatinns was the shUre OF The "
hisl ii'tf: ON the south "-etcIr extremity
% t"CTgiN- No IcInEs have yet teen heard of
Its I.iuFr res Y H. tWo couut.-a within short
70" - 81 th' = MSTS's IIytT are g ,,d4n AID
Tiy"E- wiI"h CHtain about thT,.. thousand
wAI'cs at ;.U,JUt EIE, IL IUsaud Ia e. Ta.lI
iEEU4TfT.
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DROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND CLOTH.
Il ING MATERIALS.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
bureau ~ PROVISIONS and Clothing. March H. 1881
PROPOSALS will be received at this oiice until
clock on the hrst day Of April, 1853. for the de-
livery at the CharlestOwn. Massac usetts, Brook
iyn, New York, Navy Yards, at the option Of this
bureau, of the following articles of CIothiu and
Clothing Materials, the same to cor form to tbe
Navy standard, a. shown by the desert ,tOps in the
last annual advertise m, MT for Clothing for the
Navy, dated June 2. 1852 and by the Piles which
II ay be seen at the Navy Yards aforesaid viz:
Blue Cloth Jackets. four thousand
Blue Cloth Trousers, i've THOUSAND.
Blue Satioet Trousers Eve thousand
Blue Fels Caps. ten thousand
Blue Flame Over Shirts ten thousand
Canvass Duck Trousers, six THOUSAND
barnsley SheetingFrocks, six THOUSAND.
Blue Satinet, thirty thou sand yards
Blue flannel, one hundred Thousand yds
Bsrnsley Sheeting, twenty thousand yards
canvass DUCK, ten thousand yards
blue Nankin, ten thou sand yards.
Ca1skln Shoes, ten thousand pairs.
hlpskin Shoes, ten thousand pairs.
oOlen Socks. ten Thousand pairs.
Mattresses with covers, } four thousand.
Eisnkets, ten thousand.
Black OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES thousand.
The Department will reseI to itself tina right to
REJECT any bid which shall be de med too bigh
Payments to be m ade { retaining IN per cent until
the completion of the contractI within ten da,s ~
variants fr the same sh ali have been passed by
The Secretary of the Treasury
tond aud security in half the amou Mt of the con
tree viii be required
rms Of proposals. may be obtained at the
I'm he Navy Agent at Boston, New York
Phi u and at this Bureau. mar H-diOt
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e. III ia = a.thy BrI'i Ia r,sidru's OF New
J Xxx i.'' sI.'l dld entertainments II no 7,r
e 81, iI.,.tr q: " diFr's marriage
Ey- ] Le EDITOR Of the Portland M Argus
Ets srs the Portland i'ress for libel, placing
riss daEl"r-s II 1850.
So dir. .Chariz. II sidiHg at Mend Jta. Wis
CO. u, ia-t ,.-i. ave iir'h Ia four children.
e.l :lt ai.yr aIG dO:&S we'll
So a Iull-bicojt'i cOioTrd man Vas "ic,ted
..rt. @. d trustees u PUtsam, ~ /, 1t t!,r la"
eirCti2H.
81 The French raw" lest seven Thousand
mem b. sICkTrs- Ia G6GIco.
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