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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-06

~ The river Is covered with ice Ut
Fort Madison sufficiently thick to bear
footmen. Our turn Is next.
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- scene III C00Kts
The following communication was read
in open court yesterday morningby Judge
Springer: The "feelinks" Of the bar may
Be more readily imagined than described,
but they soon raised the tribute money,
and without resortiDe, to miracle ws Pre-;
sumo. @
OYYrcn ASSISTANT AssEssoR, ]
1sr DIVISION or lar Assn'T DIS.,
KBoEUx. Iowa, Fob. 4, '63.
Hon. FLascis Spri@per.-
The undsrsigned would respectfully
appsise your Honor that several gentle
men, who practice nv before you, have
noglsotsd . provide themselves with il
ssnss for % precticing.
BsllsSing thAt itwouid appear invidi
5o1s p naentien lasnns, Issogsst thaty you
Honore esnsat atAispon pnnils sfiop 70 be reas
n epsnseonRty Ai1tI hoNesnO doubt III
11sifsd e6sst, Ni1l b<Aal4aiaa1. An vhisl
y rsspeotfully snhnitled,
sv's ". 9. ethi Aast, Aa11sor. I
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Congregational.

SENATE.
Washington, Feb. 5.
Rice presented the credentials OF Hon.
A. S. Ramsay, elected Senator from
Maine for six years from the 4th Of March
next.
Pomsroy introduced bill to aid in the
construction d railroads and telegraphs
II Kansas.
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I4-It is nov thought that the Senate
Ccsmittee will oppose the issue Of any
more legal tender notas, which will pre-
duce speedy fall in the present high
prics of gold.
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~ The ice stopped running at Bur-
lington. on Tuesday evening.
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ONS YxAR KENTUCKY VoLu1rEx1s.-
The House Military COMMITTEES have
agreed to recommend the raising of 2O,-
900 volunteers in Kentucky, to serve for
one year, and to 90 wherever the Presi-
dent orders them.
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THE CITY.


~ The Hawkeye says Bigadier Gen
IAu man arrived at home on the 4th.
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1OUTHERN NEws..
Fortress Monroe, Feb.

UOUT0ERN AEW
Fortress Monroe, Feb. 4.
Richmond papers Of the Esd received
give accounts Of the affair of Charleston
substantially the same Is published, With
the following:
Richmond. Jan. 81.
The SssrstaEy OF State notified the
British and French Consnls at this city
that he has received official iaformation
Of the opening Of the blockade of Charles
ton. Altar raising the blockade to
Nashua to inform the British authorities
there Of the fact, it 10 understood that Off
cial notice viii Be- given of the opening Of
the blockade. It cannot be removed nm
til sixty. Previous notice has been. Civ
an to neutral maritime governments.
The Richmond Disps tch Of the Sd says
the frigatc Iropsides is lying of Charles
ton bar.
The Examiner Of the Sd has the follow
ing:
Savannah, Feb. l.
Doring the attack on Fort McAlistsr
this morning the flagstaff Of the iron,clAd
was shot away. She Wa anchored 100
yards of the fort, and retired evidently
injured, q she did not reply to tho forts
shots.
1.-Two gunboats camc up to St. Martha's,
O Monday lAst. One q The twoswsnt
up tho river and went to tAe houses eu
several Of the plantations. Captain Haf.
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A 6re occurred this morning at i6O
Broadway, in the cap store of Rinalde d
Lasby. The third floor and rear of the
entire building was destroyed. Loss $685.
900.
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MoRE NAJoR, AND BaIGADIEa GENE
RAILS TO u ArPoInTRD.-The Senate
Military Gommistse have agreed to au-
thoriss the appointment Of thirty more
Major and seventy Brigadier Generals.
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EE A number Of the distinguished eit-
isens OF New York, gave dinner to Gen.
Pope ON Thursday OF last week. Speech
es and wine flowed freely but there I no
meation made which was the most freely
indulged in.
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A-At regular meeting Of Young
America Fire Co. held at their hall, on
Feb. 4th, 1868, the following resolution
Was adopted
Resolved, That the company tender .
vote Of thanks u Asssrs. Mckee = Ssimp-
son, Gum, v, T. Perkins and Van Aus
dale for furnishing carriages On the night
Of their 9th Annual Ball, ut the Deming
Houss. Also, 70 H. B. Ten-Eyck for :
donstion of $40 from the Home Insurance
Co. G.. H. HOLT, Pres't.
w II HAanvrr. SAN'y.
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DRoPosALs FOR HAY. STRAW AID GRAIN
FORAGE DEPARTMENT.
Assistant QudYteYDlaSter' Q6sCs,
A1aYand sia Va NnY 18th lQES

Assistant Qua,teYnaster' QFes,
Alexandria, Vs. Nov. 18th 1858
WAIffBH PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
Hay, Straw, Data and Corn, for the Of the Gov
ernment to be delivered at Alexancr ria, Va any
point on the Potomac or it's tributaries and In such
Quantities within the amount proposed for, snd at
such times, As the urdersie ned may direct.
The proposals to be addr essed to the undersigned
and to state the quantity and price Of each article
Proposals will be received for We thousand Is 0OO)
buehes of Corn or Oats, and fifty (50) tons of Hay
or STRAW and upwards, unless 1t shall be for the in
terest OF the Government to contract for . less
amount.
Corn to be put up in good sacks Of about two %
bushes and oats in sacks of about three 90 bushels
each, which are to be furnished free Of charge to
tho Government. The hay and straw to be secure.
All articles furnished under this advertisement
to be subject to rigid inspection By the Govern
Purchases viii be made from time to time, under
this advertisement, from the lowest responsible
bidder, ss the interests Of the public service may
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any
and all offers which may be deemed incom patible
with the interests eff the Government
Payments will be made in sueh funds rs may be
provided from the q. 8. Treasury. and as far a.
practicable, upon delivery; but the Underlined
reserves the right TO withhold the whole or any
part Of the payments until the complete fulalment
Good security viii be required for the faithful
ful6lns nt of any agreement made under this ad-
vertisement. WIN. sTODDARD,
no ls2m Capt. and Asst 0uartsrmastsr.
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Id UBLIC SALE OF LANDS
The PARISH OF ST. HELENA, BEAUFORT

p1ssasnt the Taiss sPa of the
5 1855 in Of the %, eesens
section Of act, entitled AN act for the CoIso-
s a snd ss
hs 5aIs TRsn %9l5ar WI
Liam Henry Brisbane United States bEscs Tax
sale viii Sc held at the Of tRe ss RaSqs
s Sfs
eommenc ng on the 18th day of February, 1854, at
following tracts or parcels of land TO- Wit
ON ST. HELENA ISLAND: " 4
the FPR Pafs Pint
a pf5FS haIsis
ON LADIES' ISLAND:
the Joe hs Por tee paess
Lawn, Fair Lawn, Backward, the Pine Land PlasS
pine The n sans Pns Land
the Jenkins Pine Land The last three tracts of
without compensation to the oR nnss
ON PORT ROYAL ISLAND:
1T The Henry Stewart piacs spring Hill 0taheite,
the
Lloyd Field, Murkle Bush, the Retreat, the Kills
TSn fysFd Hi
Woodward. Rice Park, the Campbell Pine Land,
bundred acres Of the same heretofore redeemsd
from the tax sale by Frederi A. Euetis; Harbo9z
IslanI, Eripp's Island, and Caper's Island Th0
10 st six tracts of land will be sold subject Sath
right of the United States to cut and remove th(5S
wood and timber therefrom, without compenss
tion to the owners.
The lands to be sold comprehend in all about
twenty three thousand acres. They to be sold :
il dyisi: parcels, not to exceed three huudrs
and twent, acres to any one purchaser. Said sab
will not be kept open longer than sixty days from
the CONNIE ncement of the same.
And we 10 further make known and declare thG
the said lands will be set up for sale at dolla
and twenty five cents acre each, and that ths
same will not be sold unless the bids advance be
yond that sum, and that when any tracts lots
of land have erected thereon dwelling houses, :
barns and otht out houses the same will be ap
pfaised at the cash value thereof; ard in any
of the said lots tracts of land which the said
buildings are erected shall fail, when offered fer
sale aforesaid to be bid up to sum equal to
one third part of the appraseu value thereof, the
same will be withdrawn from this sale
The Commissioners reserve single bid TO be
publ -ly made by them, or by their authority, on
eac parcel or tract land offered for sale OF such
sum as they may deem eligible not less thap
one third of the appraised value. u
Given under our hands, at the town OF Beaufort
aforesaid this 9Th day of December, A. D., 1868.
A. d SMITH.
W WORDING,
VIM HENRY BRISBANE,
O. g. Direct Tax Com missioners for the
efri of
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE AMP ONO RAILROAD.

"a
On and after Monday. ysrenher ., 1858, daily
trains will be ran betwes7 Washsuxton and New
] orb, and Washington and the IVES As follows:
FOR PHILADELFlI1A, NHv YORK and BOSTON,
Leave WashfsEs9n at and II 50 A. M and 5 and
asp NJ daily, exec pit Sunday On Sunday, at $50
80 FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washiugton at 6.3s, and II 81 A. II. and
$40, 5 and 81 p NJ daily, except Sunday. On Sun
day, at 8 A. NJ. and s. - and 8 so P. NJ
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Washington at S. IS ans A. NJ and 8. 80 2
daiiy. exec pit Sunday. On Sunday. 1t 80 P. ID.
CoMMUTArIoN TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily, except sunday,at 40
THE frst and fourth trains from Warrington,
and fourth and fifth trains from Baltimore, stop 1T
all way points.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore at ). 81, $50 aud 10 20 A. NJ. and
SIS IS and IS P; NJ. On Sunday, at $50 and 50
A. NJ and SIS P. NJ
COMMUTATION TRAIN.
Leave Baltimore daily, except Sunday, at It's
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington at A. N. and $40 P. N &.
Leave Baltimore at so A. NJ. and 3. Is P. NJ.
For further information, tickets of every kind.
&c.:, apply to George s. Koontz, agent at Wash
in gton Statior, or at the Ticket 0flca.
W.P. SMITH, Master Of fransp'tn.
no 2l-tf ST. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent.
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y ITTEERoCeE, FAINT & co.,
3 A K Z 4 S,
30. $50 PETNsYLVANIA AVENUE,
VIII ecu tinus to furnish
u. 3. FKVE-TWENTY BONDS
Asionsa isyued Government, ut par.
3. Coupon Sc of
q. q. 80 Treasury Notes.
q 8. Ger tiicetes OF Indebtedness.
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exchange on alI parts of Europe and the Norths-
Cities sold il Sums to suit purchasers.
a:coka ami Goid bought in New YORK exclusive.
on Commission.
;yH RIfTaNH0USs .FAET Il co.
gINITsD ETATss $50 BOMBS.
UNITED STATES 100 TREASURY NorBs,
UNITED STATES COUPONS OF 1851,
uNITBD STATES CERTIFICATES OF IN
DEBTEDNESS.
sold. Silver, Uncurrent Money, Exchange on al
parts OF Europe and the Northern Cities,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We are authorised to furnish SO Bonds at psr
sntiI TIE LIST Of August next, when the privilege
~ conversion ceases.
Orders for Stocks and Col executed In New York
exclusively on commission.
RITTKNRoUsB, FAINT & CO.,
II Bankers $50 Penn. avenue.
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Aop AIS FUR LUaBgR
CRIEF QUllTBEMAsTEG's OGytCE,
RAaHIkaToN. d C psn

RFPJf OF " ARLINGTON,
WAszuK5ToH, D c., Dec. 49, 1861
N VII! B., .s G9:siy Y ~ this oh!oe
IerTs =. ~ AS paf{ i 1'S = = c 1er ar
@nas orra, W One %ill,on Feet of L9rabsr Of the
5000 tss4i 4or tiEs3 WbI5s Pins Common Call
400, fseti or fpch whita Pine Selects,
3 coo Zee 81 or inch White PiEo Common Gull
5000 faet h n o.. Fcartlias. = by 4. arsortsd
,te.s l.. from q to u set - :
$4,000 feet hemo seautioe. By 4, as,ortsri
ESQ fee b a.eot ,s.an.Iing, sy 4, assorted
lap a0 fct Ee5!ocF Jotas, By 70 czsorted len gthg
tTG a. 2 70 - feet.
aHtho above described 20 De yood understandable
lIH Der. subject u the inspection Of agent a
% %. r n on n" part OF TIE GoEersa1s9t
srososas from G, sisysl PARTIES VII q9t pc COZ
ERE shta t. s,so5 gg, h tP5og2,.,os
= be awar! - - him uUzt be guaranteed by two
esp2nsible per1ons whose fignatures are 10 Sc ap-
rhs rssponsi bility of the euarsnsor. must Re
showo oy The official certificate of SheClerk of the
sa,es Distriet Court OF of the United States Dis
Bidders nust be present in Person when the bids
ars opened OF their proposals viii not be oonsid-
The full name and post Office sddrasn Of each bid
II bid is m ade in the name of nrrn, the names
OF az Ine parties must appear, or the bid will be
as the individual proposal ofths partv
Bonds in the sum Of bsr the amount Of the CON
Ruarantors will required Of the successful bidder
upon signing the contract
The right to reject any all bids that may BE-
deemed toe high is reserved by the Depot Quarter
MASTER
Informal proposals will be rejected.
Proposals must be addressed to Bresdier Gene
raj d. II. Rucfer, Chief Derot Quartermsster
We arlington, and .hould be plainly NJ arked
"Propossls for Lumber"
GUARANTY.
We, the undersigned, reside nts Of, in the
county of -. and State Of hereby Jointly
and severaly. covenant with the United States,
ami guaranty in case the foregoing bid Of = be
scce pied that he or they will. within ten days
tract for the same with good and stuff cient suretee
In sum equsl TO half the amount of the contract
to furnish the lumber proposed in conformity to
the terms of advertiseu emit ated December 18th,
1868 under which the bid m ade; and, in case
the sid -,hall fail to enter into o contract As
aforesaid We guarantee to make good the differ.
epce between the offer By the said and the next
lowest res ponsible bidder, the person to whom
the cont act may be rewarded
Witness
Given under our hands and seals this - day of
-, 1876
tseal
/ hereby certify that. to the best OF my kno9l-
edg. and belief, the above, named euarantors are
good and suff cent sure ties for the amount far
which they offer to be security.
To be certified by the United States District
Attorney, Collector of Customs. any other OH.
Ger uuder the nited States Government, or re-
sponsiole person known to this ONCE.
de !9-H Brig. Gen and ouartermaster.
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1851 THE 1858
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
~

- -
ID 4 ,1asr-o tz,ss E so sSHHs'''on.'
sss.ei zEF e ~ y 5sE;Sss CITIES
STONE BALLisTsD AND ..
from BALrIAosN
su hnsbs Iit1s 81 T55A PfFH ssSh
CLOSE CONT H sc 4 shse II Sf axzEa1sBuaS
woKruusNssf s o Ths1ns Il n RAILROAD,
rHs eaas sRa d fflRfss Rourz
WASHINGTON f Esb sALr1noun
wzsr Noar E " RGsnt zk II 'h ssourHwBsz.
. sss Threusa Tickets apply IS tas egess q
Sashinstop, ana calvert ststiOn. baltimore.
srLsHDto elRePIN9 0ARs ON ALI. EIaHs
sg,ogrss I'm s.15 TaAt Mas a., AZ. ru.yws
From vAsHIEsroR
fasEensers VIII take tbs % >. and $50 .. m.
sE.as oonnsotIns in Baltimore with the s.ls :,
snd s.9 2 N. trains on the Northern osntEal Rail:
En aAs eass a. & ss
trains on re PEER lVsnis Central sslrsae fcr
Bs sats soass sIstGhts CT ali ds-estgticc E esn ~
scryss@s4 70 ard f-om any poins or the Railroads
q ORio. Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,,
IOWA or E1ssouri, By Railroad di3;cz
yhs PsnEsylysnis Central Railroad ALSO con 7see
a. P!tt5hnrs with stsamers, By which Good. osa
Gentuaky, fennessee Gunh2risnd, Illinois, Aissis.
EspPii WISCONSIN. Nissouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and
3aso vita EGe2mers-to sll North western Lake..
Merchants end clipper sntrae ting the trsngDof-
Ftth confidence or :ts speedy transit.
T4h RATES OF WRIGHT re and from any, pcins
u tie = est, by the PoupEyFsnis GsEtrsl Railroad,
Ts g: ~! tissss fzee~zSIs sasrCis ~ Ssss
RaiITo 81 C5r-p7ri:s
Is" he Particular 20 rszA caoRssss WA Feasa
7sntIsl S.R I"
Wal E2a> III A9'+ Northern Usntzsl g. E..
No so North street, 2slttrroEs,
aNOu!l LEwIg, GeaI s1psrintspdsa ST, Atoaa, "a
g. 4 lou s*SR s EsTf assns. PEiis
csiLtia. fan s-ty.T
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y1KoPosALs FOR CALVARY HORSES,
CAVALRY 6URGAU.
0FFIOE OF DEPoT GoAsTsRMAsFER,


0FFI0E OF DsPor GuAsTsRMAsFER )
Wssbin&:oE, Nov, Is, 1864.
kROg9sIL LIS sr9 solicit AMI will bs received Ct
ibis once foc IT furnishing Of Cavalry dorBss to
3e delivered 70 IS hinEton city. District Of 90
:umbie; St Louis, Missouri; ard Chicago. Illinois.
The horses % cou ply uith the following specif-
2osi2Is vtE: 70 BE- tom asto:n tl5)So 81 teen tls!
hI9A On to saddle, compaot.y built. IN sood dssh,
md I. ee from siT defects
The ability of the bidder to fuldl his agreement
cast be guaranteed by two resDonsitle persons
-|o-e sfgnsture must be appended TO the guar
sptSe &c.,. -. r...
No eposal viii be entertained unless tas oath
hall bs on file in this oiice
The rePponsibility Of the guarsntors must be
shown by tho ON c.ai Certificate of the Clerk Of the
nearest DtsfTict Court, or OF the United States
District Attorney.
Proposals must be addressed to Lieut.. Col o G.
.awtele, Chisf Quarternaster, Cavalry Bureau,
and be endorsed on the envelope Proposals for
Horses.''
Cavalry horses agreeing with the above specif-
cations will be purchased in epen market, At fair
prices, at the following places, viz: New Yora
City, Albany, Buffalo and Rochester, New York !;
Pittsburgh Pennsylvsnia; Columbus. Ohio Bss
ton. Massachusetts,; Augusta, Maine; and Madi-
son, Wisconsin, @. g. SAWTELLE,
Lisutnsant Colonel and o. Q. NJ.
28-t Cavalry Bureau,
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GAS FITTING.

VA GAS FIXTURES
w Have in Store, and ere daily reoei wing GAS
RIXTUHEs OF entirely n VI Patterns ana Designs
enc Fin'h, superior in style 20 anything heretofore
c fered in his market.
we invite citizens generally to call aud examine
our stock OF & as and WATER FIXTURES. feslins
confident that We have the best selected stock in
Washin ston.
V-An Work IN the above line intrustsd to our
csrs will be promptly attended to-
mars IF MYERS & MCGHAN, 376 street.
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(ANl PINE CARVED OCTAVE PIANO FOR
" sele<cr 500. One Ga Octave, for 8 l50 -N
Both have been used 9 short time only and }e7a
are in bert order. We have also inst re-tIIKTv
csived lar 90 assortment Of PIANOF0RTES from
the Factories of 6teinway & Sons Raven g Bacon,
and Gaines Brothers, which offer for sale at the
lovest fsefory prices. PEr shasing e1elusiyey for
cash We aaa enabled 70 offer better tern than any
other honse. W. g. M2TZHROTT,
8 delft cor. OF 18th Ut. and Pa, ave.
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A DAMS zxPREss COMPANY,
"A ox1Io1 SIG PA. AVlHUA,
$1,000. HssAisgfss Csy. D. Q.
sssAr zAsTlRM, MoRTHlRN AND wEsr
IRN lXPR4ee FORWARQlRHi

SaSAT AADTNRN, NORTHERN AND WENT
AKN AXPR1eS FORWARDHRS
AlAOHANDIBl, MONEY, JHW1LRY. vALu
ABL1s, NOTES, sT0O1e, BONDS, 60.
accessible sections Of tia country. This Oompxny
hss agencies In the principal Hallway Towns n
H0RTH, last, WHIST, AND EoRrHWHsr
It's principal onlees arc
OINNATI. 81 LOUIS, L0Uts.
ucnnscnons are made Of New York and Boston
sssa lines forwarding to the 0ANADA8 and fns
British PROVINCES and with steam ship Ina
% LIVERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRS,
and thence By European expresses TO ell prominent
Mnens.
Collection Of NOTES, DRAFTS sna BILLS raads
q. q. DUNN, AGENT.
ID. .. Washineton D. q,
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= KCRRT DIsEAsEsi sICR1T DIsslAslI
SAMAR ANS 6IFf,
SkMARITANS GIFT

A M A L Ms 6lRTi
SIHARITANS GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN nas,t REMEDY n1I, EYER USED.
no aiasIa B. ao
oy e. Pig 70 b aar 70 hsss Gs
any Unpleasant tasts and viii not il any way In.
lure the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate,
in fs@ al
Of the University Of one Of the most
10 KSposTRr, 10 TsoSsIH, 10 CHANGE wTATEvs..
Let those who have despsired Of getting cured,
OF who have been gorged with Bslsam Co1atva, or
nef''f'' Wy SsIaMARI7ANs GIFT.
fs1s ., f 1. az g. TsS1.ls. o.
s5SSR ssssP ss1S2R
sAMARITANs Roof And HERE JUICES
nEniaaNs e aooT HNb hlRb
most potent, ertain and enect9 u remedy ever pre-
:ns
''r' that for f 81 NJ HsS in altar
IS; koeR
M sIssy IT. .sssS ~
1lMALnsi . 1EMALnsI
.s1 sSs a.RB 4
most happily adapted, In liberated Uterus, in
D.b ana 70 tie
Sent By express. Price o. . bottle, or 9 bottles
gAMARITAEyo HAaoR1 WASH.
Prise Is cents. Full directions.
p1sAoND 4 CO., Boz ISL Philadelphia Ioss
Bold b. .. CALVERT FORD rnsr Of Ilth end
4 ai sNSfRRS'oio COOK. Alexandria. m.,s-u
CAPoNs! WHAT'S CAPONS9-GO 70 Will
- SONS, 1l9 Pennsylvania avenue, and see his
IMPORTANT TO lAM1LIzs The uaderui xnsd
having perfected his arrangements in Philsd eli.
phia, New York and Boston, takes this method Of
Informing his old Gus toners and the public ean.
Prime Chester County Beef,
South Down Mutton,
Salem county IN. y Veal
Prime Philadelphia Butter, Oapons,
Bucks county and New Jersey Chickens,
Sweet Bread, PbaaaAnts. Part ideeE
Grouse, sniPs, Woodeack. and every luxury Of the
Boston Clear Pork. 6oussd Pigs Feet and Tnpe,
smoked and Picked Salmon and Hslibut,
Also, large supply of Foreign and Domestic
To families ano others giving entertainments
shin is the cheapest and beet PLACE In Wsshinston
10 purchase. IHO6. Il. WibSON,
119 Pennsylvania avenue,
oc 10 6m between 18th and 3Oth streets.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
EURS! FURS!
. FURS! EURS,
Tasrs is n0fbips more useful or handsome for s.
Christmas Present sha1A
SET O9 FURS,
which - are selling 1t very Iov prices. We have
ROYAL aRMIH s in acts,
RUSSIAN SABLE.
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL,
MINK sA8LEa
WATER MIMI,
FITCH saG o.b6rs.
large stock for
&Isas+ AND cHELDRES
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EOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS

TOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Just Received at
P. J. BELLEW L cos,
SIC SEVENTH STREET,
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The largest choicest, and most valuable stock %
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE,
ever opened in Washington; article Of watch
We guarantee TO be Double Extra Silver Plated II
the best material AMI flu. weigh. If silver
LIS dozen Rogers Brothers ANo. |. Double Extra
Silver Plated Forks and Spoons.
100 elegant Breakfast and Dinner Castors. every
variety in the trade. begin to sell at 80 70
$40.
Gobiets. Cups, Mugs, Cake and C:rd Baskets in
quantity.
Elegant Butter Dishes, Fruit Dishes, Walters,
&c, &c.
splendid double wall Ice Pitchers richly orca
manted.
Egg Stands. elaborate Tea Sets, SIX pieces, best
quality ....
Soup Ladies', Butter and Fruit Kaives, siugtsrd
and salt Spoons, With full assortment OF other
e00ds IL this line.
We guarantee to saA at or near tie Iaauufac-
turer s prices, freight added
Hcusekeepers art the public generally are re-
spectfuIlv invited to give au aaTiy call before
purchasing elsewhere.
F.9. EEETIEY IL CO..
80 Seventh street,
no 2,-lm to0.a south 9fO1d Fellows Hall.