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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-23
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT,

INHIITU7E HALL
WILL be converted Into a psyobomanteum. far M.s,c
w Second Sight and prestldigltation. by
Prot. j. H. ANDERSON Jr.,
The Great Wizard of Me World.
On MONDAY EVENING, January 20 lse3 vbap HI,
VIII inuodues some new and startling wonders.
Admission % cts. Reserved seats 20 cts
Children half price
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-23
S-T-le6o-x.
DRAkE'S PLANTATION RITTERs,

~
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs,
They purify, strengthen, and inyigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antdote to change of water and
diet VOW ""u
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enIiven the mind.
They prevent miasmatc aud intermittent feyers
ihey purify the BREATH and acidity Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
lhey cure Diarrhea, Cholera, and Cholera Nor
bus. '',V'
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head.
ache.
They are the best Bittcrs in the world, They
make the weak man strong and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They are made of pure
81 Croix Rum, the celebrated Caliaaya Bark
roofs and herbs, and are taken with the pleasure
OF beverage. without regard to age or time Of
Jay Particularly recommended TO delicate
persons requiring gentle stmulant. sold by
al dToeers and Druggists. Sold in Whining
llr. A. II. Grimshaw & Co.,
Rice & Harlan,
q. b. Thompson,
Edward Bringhurst & Co.,
Alfred Walton,
v, c. Gilpin,
John l.. Russell,
Edward McInall,
Dr. J. Simms Son,
W. ii. Almond & Co.,
And by the Proprietors,
P. II. DRAKE & Co,
JyIo-om' No. 900 broadway N. Y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-23
upllo nE.oLurlon ~. An

y %. y
Joht eoutoh TO- grant the Of portion OF judiciary
slua Tor free library aud resd'ngroom for soldiers
Reiolpei by Tie Senate and foe Of Reprewnioifp, os
ne lhted Nats Of America ia Congress asssmbe Thai
the secretary OF e Interior he and he Is hereby
Eed 10 srAut to john Fowle and Eiida Rumsey the
use 81 portion Of the land ned by the United Sates
snd known as Judiciary Square, etest thereon ira,
rom charge to the United States suitable building tor
soldiers free library and Teadlngroom for soldiers
tropdd Ihat the sane be done without prejudice
10 the pnbe interests and provided that all expenses
shall he borne hy said Fowls and Rumsev and mi ali
benefits aud privileges of such library and reading
be granted 10 our soldiers free of charge aud that said
building he removed whenever the secretary Of fe In
terlor shall require the same to he done ~ ~ 80
Approved, January 10, 1865.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-23
The M'Dowell Court of Inquiry.
THE RETENTION OF MCDOWELL IN FRONT OF
WASHINGTON.
Important Letter from the President.

Strange Persistence IN Leaving Washington Ex-
Possd-7de Presidents Opposition 10 The PENN.
suiar CdmPdign-Hs Opinion Of Shifting m
stead Of Surmoanting DFcuiy-H Ai,pays
Wanted The Battle Fought u or Mar Manassas
-He Urges that Blole be Struck Forthvdh -
lie ChGdcteiizes die Delay "a Repeating Ma.
ndssss-7hs Anxiety Of an Honest and True
hearted President.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-23
Sheriffjs Sale.

4hs2Sr By virtue of writ Of yendltion Erpopas 10
l;5sNH NE directed viii be exposed To Pubc Sale Al
i the hotel Of Mrs. hall, In the village Of Delawap
ik.ah City, ~ Red Lion Hundred, New Castle County
Delaware on MONDAY, the 26th day Of JanuA y, 1866
viz; ~
All that certain lot piece nf land with two story
frame dwsug house thereon erected situate In Delaware
CITY, New Castle County Delaware, bounded as follows
Eastwardy by lands Of Robert Polk decd northwardy
Joseph Brewer and southwardy by Clinton street. hay
Ing mont OF 50 ieet clinton street aforesaid and
ruhhing baek that width norhwardiy 100 feet be ths
same more or less
Seized and taken in execution the property George
Rodgement, and Ia be sold by
LEWIS W. srIDHAM, shsrln
sberfa OGce, New Castle Jan. 9, ls6a.-iOts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-23
NOTICE

NOTICE Is hereby given that owning N ,ba nn..,td
5A,e 81 tns country, and the act that ali fhs na.
nia y, ssso IN me man9acure Of my goods has 10 bs
10 on both soap and candles has 10 be paid q fhe oy
sh ment whether the sale Is made on time or NOT the
e nea mshe MS conditions Of sale cash will nut my
Az the very lowest price In order to compenssts a.
In s-e" Aaae ~ my lerlht-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-23
5 M. pETTENaILL & Co.

No. 81 Park Row. NeD York, & 8 Safest. Boston,
Are our authorised agents In those cities to take Ad.
vertlsemenia and subscriptions or the Journal and
Statesman.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-23
COMMERCIAL RECORD,
WILMINGTON MAUKET.

hlLhINdToN MANKEr.
.., Thursday, January g. 1868
There has been change in the flour or Grain marie,
since our last report and holders rm al tr rriees
hheAt flour, Per 2jia7 30
bye Flour per bbl........... 0nasi ~ ~
Whaat per bushe ~ a.
NV -, , aO
N"u 400Gl4 %
ouhhel,'''s..-... .,,......,....... ..,....... 20
'orn, pot bushel l,..................... .. 5osl7S
oats, - -
Glover Gee Per bushe'. .,.......u.......426 20
aiAA a.. a. . .,....,..,.....l 1 ,aUr2 90
umothy =, .,,.......... .l,6s6l2OO
mHS't . 4, e. 2htGi 80
nuiu 90
1loue'N . . '''''s''''...'...,... ....- !. .AOu2 90
Canary ..... - S "a
uTellP '''r..''''''''. .bOD5O0
lump peru
nupsi per .2020
no, hAeAeTeli per
=, ........6.60 to 100
rt.,s. ~,
nofhsi per bblt 10 400
reiAtoes' per .90c fiO0
nay per 2OO0D 1900
nu4Wi per 81. 80 to 0b
ueelns oeeth ou7ho Per
pnHruFlAh "uhho .,...".,,,..,,.......,....6 .6lln0
houe puH " ...,...................... ....a50i 3
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-23
MARRIED.

WILMINGTON. january 22I, 1863.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-23

THE PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BAL
riMoRE RAILRoAD.-The Directors of The Phila-
dolphin, Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad
held their annual meeting at Wilmington Della
ware, few days ago. The following is an
abstract of the report for the year ending Octo-
ber 81 1860
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-23
Our WeeR(u llImunuc,
JstarllTc ElItelllacMcr.
NorIoE TO MARINERs.

rori OF WILMINGTON, January az. -Ia6a.
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l8So-x.
RAKE'S PLANTATION BllTEKS.

They purify, strengthen, and invigora,e.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change Of water and
1iet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind.
They prevent miasmauc and Intermittent
fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DiarrhRa, Cholera and Cholera
MOrbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They are madr Of
pure St. Croix Rum, the celebrated CalIsaya
Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the
pleasure OF q beverage, without regard 10 age
or time of day. Particularly recommended TO
delicate persons requiring a gentle stimu ulant.
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. p. H. DRAKE &c co, 202 Broad
way, New York. sep 25-eo6m
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AFFkIESiH THE SoU9uwFST.

MihPhIf, Tenn, Jan. 2e.-ien. Van Dorm.
E:iE igh, :ri.;;;is, lri; Grenada las, Satur-
CAV, ard L. moving toward Memphis de
m'isi oGIne ty railroad; ;o Cofs.viiie, an then
Ell he north. There Mer- 5O,uvv r,.bris H.
Grrn;.ca Oh me Gay mentioned, consisting Of
.s,sir., artillery ::nd infantry. VIZ ar. er
i'e. trg raids IN al directions
fnte'n tLousand irfels reported hfteen
E'iH1 'onth OF ;t's Charleston railroad, march
ing orth.
Tie frbrl Gen. Sullivan has ordered ALI
bne'n III jackson. T-nu., except two wrecks
ulpiy for each family, 10 lie seized The An
r:'i c;irs CT; against h" act, and etImps Il az
lie ndlsh ti*ry1iicn policy Of the government
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DRoP SAILS FOR ICE,

MEDICAL PuRyEYeRs OFrrcs,
Washing.on, Jan. -, 1853
eftLIp PROPOSALS will b. received Al this Office
uiui hHndsy the sd ds. of rvbraary 1868. al
iEeivc tl2l CLOCK n for fui nj -hinx the Hsdi,a;
suppl, Of pure ICE 70 ss SsivaTsa =:
Hilton Heal South Carolina,
Sewbern. North CsTo,ira
fQretcss Monroe, Virginia.
Pensac9la Florida.
Nashville, Tennessee.
New Orleans. L. uisiana.
st. Louis Missouri.
Wa hin gton. Distric, of Columbia.
Mem pins Tennessee.
Az the quantity required at the respective posts
ti'y Of ice they fn Isn whore IT Is gathered
price Per ton Of 2,0n lbs an, within what prrioa
though it is Desirable th., biii-r> should propns.
TO urnisE the whole amount required at any Of
biudeTs will state what fscilities they possess if
any Tor sterrk the ice at the posts they pr1pose t.
The ice must be of the best quality. subjact 70 th-
,htp. elton and approval Of the ciieer 10 chs'se Of
post Off Se adj Tess OF he bidder must APPEAR in thp
i; bid is made in the mama of !. arm IN. nsn.s
= Sill the parties must appear, the HI! will 1T
is,-irred az the Individual proposal of the party
Proposals from d,sioyGt parties .csi nos he roasi
s'sd, AND ~ 0.TH oF ALLsaIASCk aUsf ACCOMPANY
,,rrepg -sl, must be addressed to HtsRr Jo#ssoS,
M; snd Acbns ,, nediIsi S n,, purv.i or
'fTuyOr ais ter Ice"
The abiilly of the bidder to fiji the ccntracc
should It be awarded to him, must b- Guaranteed
oy two pUDsi bic perscI.s whose 81 gLatur"s
- appended 10 the guarantee and said guara tees
must accompany tt.. bid.
!, fhe reeponsiblIity of the gus-sntors must ne
shown by the CfCinI c-rtitcatf of the Clerk Of te
uesrest District Court or Of toe United Stats dis
gT,ct Attorney
bopcs in tt- Of five thousand dollars signad
y the contractor and bot n his suarantnrs will hr
required of the successful bdtrr upon ,igning the
contract.
Eorsn Of l,yoraar.s
We, OF the county of - ard state Of.
>nd -, Of the ceunty OF -, and State IF - do
hereby guarantee that = is able to fu!ii the
contract. IL accordance with the terms OF his pro
position, and that sh"uidshis proposition be &c
capted he viii ST ence efter into contract in &C
.yriance Herewith.
shonld the contract be awarded him. We ara pre-
pared to BECOME his securities
ITO this guarantee must be appended the Official
certificate above mentioned
The Surgeon Gen-ral te himself the
isht to reject al bids that he may deem too
high Or ua.uitahl-.
HENRY JOHNSON, vi. g. T., U. A.
ja % dtFt23 Acting Medical Purvayor.
~ Papers authorized TO publish Government al
yeIilsrments please copy.
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~ On Wednt sday evening last, during the
prev Nal.nCe of a storm, some burglars entered
tie stor' OF Eyre Landell, in Philadelphia,
and io,k 'hereirom S5,0U worth OF silks and
oIl' 20. Dis.
1MaH or Opdy Ike of New York, gave a COM
puIu' tnIy dinner 10 General John Pope, on
THURSDAY eNering LAST, in New York. LYMAN
Ti,m1ln. Nm. Gurus Noyes, and Geo. Wilkes
amCnp the ru,sts.
1Gcn. Tal Ks rs carrying out all the orders
OF G.neral Eutl r. The conciliatory policy
would not do, General Buffers plan is again
aoopUUd.
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Vigorous Measures Aya;n>, Rebels in Nj,

IT. Louis. Feb 3.-ffPn. Sloan, commanding
the Central DsYiitt al Missouri, h,s issurd
OTt:i rs that bu: hwhackrr~, gEcrlIias, robbers,
r fri ie"ruitinG Cliicrr,, comriiss on.rs a.
sun'iHF 10 acf under rat-I authority, found in
thi'f miiit,iy District si'aii b. promptly ex.
cI;cG bv tHr iirs. commissioned officer luto
"le's' hanns hey may t.e deiiN cred: and p-r-
e Hs know L. glr hSrkoTiHS OF in any WAY aid :
iEF 1f betting su,!i partss ehaii -uff-r a n se
lGnishnif n; III II hoGss 70 q. ~ -oy-i, and 4 I
IrTsoD"l property tn premises be e. z,-,i
and All lied 20 the Accommodation of'Uni1n
CO "a ms. Any Off er falling promptly to exc
cute !hiA Cl Ger V i'll .;r CORR -IHariaIed for dis
obedience OF urCtts
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Nt.. jersey Lt.>ttturr.

TRENTON. n. J.. Feb. 3.-Ri; oiutions have
len introduced ia lie Assembly de .larin y
t;it New j. rss.y not willing 10 be .axrsi fo;.
ti'c pa rpos ot cLnanCI I,aiing slaves in MiSsou-
H. - lLri Gsr :.U. CHuiriIni;,t ny the coa-tI-
1GllUp, anu yl.rs, :I1I!r tiat siP AZ slntra IA
fUI ku'h lurlUte l. not finding i'm ltw or
'qmiir, ;ilrd " iii Eo b. Sard-d ia th,. li,nt t
an cbiIi aiioH j lie iU;-s u;inDs w. re referred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04
TEt.EHiRaPHIC NEWS.
lAssSts LATED PRESS DISPArGHES.l }
AFF.iHsin THE WEST.

CsR" F-h h2--FteteeuTE dat-s 20 the s1th
ult. have been rec.iysd. Gen. Grant had ar
Tirsc. I he work OF widening abd dAsp- ming
the canal is progressing. The rebels have
,'lant.d battery on the Mississippi ehorr,
whic d con- mar Gs the lower en- If the canal.
The hichmoDd Whig Of the Cd instant SAYS
cn-t frr' :, ith thirtr'n brigadrs, has gone 20
tennessee I
Thc suntcat New Era was attacked on
Saturday night, d! |! O'clock, urgr Isiand No
til.ry.
TIC boat rriurred fire with she'll. The con
Eicl lasted Till H. ~ da, liyh;, when the rcar,s
itLt'd. 1 IA: ir !o!ce was believed 70 ae between
2,.ic and :;,llt.
1hs cr'r"t- r ar padTT~h reports that the
ctn'nanC ht f.'rt Dvn.is, Il VS. alta. Id ct an
earl: hour his mornii q, and ~ four this at
G!roCn 'hr engage inei.t SuiEg Or. Reinforce
nshjt have gone forward
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Nv ssssSS s;s4zssggsszE; Ssssss4zssgsz;
LsCIlANA aV.. Esas s1zrH s,assT.
rsoGsi 5sE of f9fHss4S iHs ~os1pl
THE NEW CANrERBUay,
CEpOCEpED EErHCsIAsA
CROWDED HOCREsi
PIE PEOPLE WILL PArRONIzE Esl
AND WHY,
Esnan's HS Aors asd a!sr0ys usk aar.
TIE BEsT TALENT IN THE WORLD!
STARS OF THE fknF EsSI.S
F''s: Make Application for Essaz.usaa.'
SSfLifAS ikRAi ff'oi 81 e fas.SF III .tsiG"'a'
0''"' BEar W Us II SP%s;n' aSH Gan n "0F'a' .a'
~ We rish it ii.tin-tl, uader-tood tha. every
ham. cp the stag Tonight i. in tri, sdrsrtis.
meet .nd nos cn: .n",: r'H arrsar but thsJ are
all Siars u ks Fi,s. Masnitnds-
IL STAR fEkfOKMERS;
100 STAR i.nRrOsMegs,
Va toSsd HcipiGs tAet a"a1ser II rcs had Aem,
LARGEST COMPANY in AMERICA,
Th- Grsa: Canterbury s;in floats a,o.s .,no ,.hy
W the e sS OF the aSys s s
hn-r AZ ohrsFsilel.d career Of s!sarEsE
prescribing +" their ratr III. be:: and mos. tai
frt,a egniiGEs !ce To'fa san rrod'ee the manage
title of
1Hk MODEL hUsiC HALL OF THE WORLD !!
TONIGHT
.Hd me- fa H'ft Of Nv rfisss
THE GOBLIN 5PRITE;
DEVIL IN EARTH!
Return Of the Fairy stars,
MILE AUGEsrA AND MARIE,
Who created rueh s-nsxtion on the occasion Of
ie Grft feai iY, ft,i.
Brilliant sue ,ess of
MISS JULIA hO"TIMER
MISS EArE rsNNUfER
THE COURT OF BEAUTY
MOST BEAUTIFUL LADIES
on the stage!
MISS JENNIE ALLEN,
MISS fLOkE~CE RIVERS,
MISS LILLE BRANDON.
MISS HANNAH DIR II.
JENNIE AND ELLA WILLIAMS
Second week Of.
w PARKER,
The Wo:derfui Contor,iunist. &c.
IN CARR,
Great Success of
GEO. II. EDEsoN,
Who X II sing his oeal Sonsof
WALK THaCUuu rENSoYLvAKiA AvaSUE.
new lection of
tOHkDG IA PHItAi ITIES s,
by
II. W. Issn, Charley U'Eeil.
j. 4. Lis, Larry Tpotpy
And J : Clare
NEW DANCES! NEW SONGS,
NEW BALLET!
NEW PANfoMiME. &c.
ApAissI"s-R Balcony aud parquet'e, 25 espts: i;
GrcIettTE Arm CEaira ctuiS; TO Private tioIas
ICidiEG SIX ICTSC;IS,
Doors upen ~ az. clock p rformance at IN
a GRAND MATI"EE will Re gwen next Sstur.
lay Afternoon for Ladi, ana Child rem at o 'c!g
f1ml fsn"c-L aGieb. cts. { fhildT-n. =. cts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

~A famine may be said TO exist in Ireland.
The m. ans OF the small farmers were almost
ccml letels exhausted, the laborers were mn
emf loy' and In want Of food, the manufac-
tuning industry OF the Kingdom was greatly
d, pressed and landlord evictions were mu III
phi. d. in the town Of Tralee, county Of Kerry,
an alarming demonstration, in the way OF a
black flag parade, had been made by the unrm-
plo. ed ia borers. Relief societies were in ope.
raiion all over the Southern and Western
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

- The Ost Deutsche Post mentions strange
custom " hich prevails in North-rn Bohemia
Every tetrothed hrideS however rich she NAV
Re, is obliged To go and beg In the neig b Dring
Villages, Tor the feathers necessary TO make
hsr led. She goes on those peregrinatioas,
which sometimes last several davs, i'm full
cr,ss and accompanied oy n poor woman.
Every one gives her a friendly reception. and
she always carries back an ample provision OF
l,atlers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04
From the Peninsula

1oRKTowN, I II. =, VIA For.ress Monroe
Nothing Oi nom; uI ii;is trans airtd Ior SOM.
tin:r- A lev G:>.s sInrr There was .ulnp stir
':.a.s'd 10y = - cat !iiat uur picaets had h.+n
'rINrn III - W iiEarHS Ur.-. HnG thI. IA enemy
va: arprOachn: In iurcs Eut ~ proved o tly
80 i RAID uf iuPrI .Ias. T!I. r.fIritt q Jn til
all ioao! OF car ."rce, aud were qua xiv uf
tCW;lGs RIt iInUud.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

- Russia is a polyglot na'Ion. Her religious
lang uaIe IL Grek, her polite language is
fTcnth, htr vulgar tongue a compound Of
GTe'k, Latin, German, French and d-Scla yonian.
Her Il eratI ar" Germans, her mechani % and
erC han 4, to great nj, British AID French,
ard her braNest officers have always been
Po!,s, CussRcks ard British.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04
The Ph.iad-iriia Evening Journal.

fEILAIELPHIA, teb 3.-Th- Evening Jonr-
Nal TsthmtG .ts publication To-day. mir iSui-
l,aH publishes Il 80. "a eigilri i'll Fort alcHen-
r., Ill Which lee lay :-s Those who suppose
We we've ether than Unlua trnocrnt have
lrtE uiisl;.k l.. "" aGyo. ats t.ir cIlims OF the
t"nu.l;,iIv party. trc.. us'. how that party are
th' iTiefds If thr nion. aud hr i no d-mD-
'lat " ho ~ not unf ;sal lIiipUiy in favor OF the
| nton'
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L. = senator Elected.

ALBANY, y, Feb 3.-!n the Lnyislarura.
In J. iEt cuny@l.tiou his AFTERNOON. ex-tfoS
d lgan " a. cins'H L. -. Senator on tar urSr
taI.,l. wLich Stood "a, follow: llorg,n -.
Corning, -; liz, q; Iickii spu. l. .
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NsuIihC.naI IIecitnn

LANCASTER. /, r.. :t.-tieo. >ani- rson. dem
h;:~ r'' = re- i"c,eG Iuas or OF This city by IS
Inn ni,lity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

- Tn eXtns vero~k packing establishment
q. vans, Cane & Co, Ia Cincinnati, w ~ de-
81 oyfo IN fl" a.. Sdav night last. Loss
: o 20, partly covered by insurance
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A IN Y " LIks.
Oy1IoI OF fHR CHIP QuARTERMAsfEs,
ARMY Of thu Poto,,s6,

MY DIARY NORTH AND SOU TIL -Ry WIN.
lTE n. kussen cOrrespoLdent 90: the Ion toa
Times. 9c tJaSl FRsSCK TAYLOR
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, DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A OfP1CE S14 PA. AVESUE,
WashfaxtoH CITY, d. G.

. DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A OfFICE S13 PA. AVESUB,
WaShfazton CITY, d. @.
3 GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN AND WEST
|. ERN kXPRESS FOkwARDERsl
'MIRCHAND4E, MONEY, JEWELRY, VALU
ABLEs, NOTES, STOCKS. BONDS &c
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH tn sIi
accessible sections Of the country. This Company
has agencies in the principal Railway Towns in
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWRsr.
Its principal o l1ees are
WARRINGTON, u G.. NEM Y9RK, BOSTON.
CINNATI, ct. LOUIS. LOUIS
WILLIE, LEXINGTON.
Connections made At New York and Boston
vita lines forwarding TO the CANADAS and the
BRITISH PROVINCES and with steamship lines
: ID LIV ERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON ana HAVRk
And thence BY kuropean presses to all prominen Mt
0oIAnsrcisl towns in Great Britain and on the Con
\ Collection of NOTES. DRAFTS and BILLS made
% I'll accessible parts Of the United States.
O. O. DUNN Agent,
b - WAAhin Rton, d o.
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COKE, COKE
u PRICE REDUCED,
ONLY CENTS PER RTTSHEIt

Being much the cheap pest :url to bs had in the
city. The Coke is of u uperior quality. Now is
the time To purchase Inquire at the Office of the
G as Light Co, 5l4 Eleventh st. ia 2l-imsO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

OO0 BARRELS POTATOES,
l,uUp From Maine and Jersey
HH do ONIONS red and yellow
Just arrived At JONES Il &C. 3,
Corner sth and d sts
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sNn BONES sH Eli PALERMO ORANGES
.1tFV ia do. LEMUSS.
Splendid FRUlr. from late Boston cargo
Jones n Co ccrC-r rth and D Sta
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS THEATRE,
PxSNeYLYAElA AVIsCE near WnlsrdS Hot
i4p (1RHYSH

GROWERS THEATRE.
PxsNsYLVAslA AVIsCE near Willard Ho4.,
Observation-Disclosures,
Ninth App-srane. OF tse Original Irish Boy and
Hs: AND sss siKSEy. WILLIAMS
'' .n' '''a''TF TkiEY E;P IL f". entities the
se,,s ssn Msosr"l n .......". Hr ssrn-. Wiil;. n.
t:~ ~ Y:as sas sSks PTsfsHs s"m' die'ta'
Ers. Barney v Nilisms IN s,vs Chsrsetersi
Hei's e Ldm+.sie- Private Ro,e- %: p-e..
circle N ssI H. CoInrrd GslieTy as esnis; Goiorea
Psr'sr's, . cents Sscuren Sesta Is csn:s extra
.""-s c"n."-S"- =; half p..t 7-'Sl'~s eN ''''''"-
WASHINGTON THEATRE.
CoENkR ELEVENTH AND G STREETS.
BUSINESS MANAGER. Ii. Gossos
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND wEnH ESDAY EVE
NINOs, Feb. 60 Sd, sna.:h,
THE WINNING WITCH AND QUEEN OF
C0.EDY
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL
IL her great perscnation Of
FANCE0N, THE eRtCkET.
OUR MAGGIE
has returned to Washinst to Cheer all Hearts
with her Graceful a,ti Eatarai Acting.
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PROPOSALS.


FLOUR
SsALsD PR"rosALs are ted till IN. r,ta ID,
TsSs'"s1ncs Department with p oa barrels Of
sids win be received for what i. .no~n .. No.
L-Ir.. Sid. o dSey.nns M ns trsd.: snosa p. ,.
-, .l.iy delivered either 1t ia. Gv,ern a.at
sir Rsilr"sd p.pot: n H.:hins.on. ~ D SH'' e. Or -
f.yn ent will be n .d- in certificates ofindett-i
, Tn, ssrsi sorsrnrent ia,peesion will be made
bid vi, ss rSt.r,.is.d ne fTs p.;tis. Who s.ys
eio:rr rs rot present to rs'pond.
m baI;rls to be re- and head lined.
and S 20 Coz -'A
y. c: 4 g T. Z. A., Warrington, D. u, =ni ~
dor.ed Pr ros:!s Tor Flcur.' jag
l)RUP OsALs FOR wsoD.
oHos37ss;.Ts ss;s7 Ds,..,s: Of Tssa'ssGs,
'be :ro.ps IN and around tie Forts aHrniuaf..r
,r,sin-a, irGm gs,,i-s owning wood or wood ia a.s
ry
Iehsily own, Forts Kearney. De Rus.ey Ma,.a-
s.I.ios.. ihsysr Lincoln Battrri.s Sr vermont. ont
Msrnn Scott and Cameron, the north sida of
Pr! pos.ls to be made in the following manner,
fYE sc Soud la by s91s
othrrwise, tprice per cord
Third For wood GU! and corded TN thu sr n nd ,
Propusals must specify the ioraIi.y ki.d a.aa,
tsL; and qneiIiy of the VI od.
f.OpoSais will be received under this a !vert "a
nrnt for the amount Of wood required ap % June
l. E6s.
Each bidder must attach his fail name an Pos,
oaicr addr' ss to his bid and the names af all par
bid. '
An ooih Of nHtsiaEc6 30 the Gorsrsp.eat a. l4s
tnrtrd STATES nuxt 0oeoM-n zach hid
it.s p2Y ON ina 70 inn AMI
p.ets CT purchases made a. the wood may b. rA-
quirrd
Ih- right is reserved to aesept all or any part o!
any bid.
- ProIsssls should he endorsed, "Proposais for
Wood, = and addressed to
ELIAS n. GREENE,
Eleut ColoTe and thirf Gus rtrr ...sI
"a ~ II tIpfpnrps N -
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