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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY, Feb To p. ".
The week closes on money market which is
easy enough for all legitimate business purposes.
First class paper sells at 5 s, call loans range
from 9 to z. Debt certificates are fraction
higher.
Gold continues TO Huctuste between 1856 ana l37.
II sold this morning at 1871, but was offered in
Che afternoon at 1861, sold ct the second board az
lssH. and closed that bid. Exchange closed at
l7saA
The stock market was more active than usual
to-day. and prices were better. The entire list
shows an advance from yesterday, and IL 10 said
among the holders that the advance would have
been much larger but for the realizations OF some
heavy holders. Several thousand shares Of
Erie were sold this morning by parties who
bought al Sac per cent below the present
price, and large quantities Of Rock Island, Pi.ts-
burg, &c., were disposed OF In like manner 10
ssaliEs profits.
Notwithstanding this supply Of stock, the IRE,
Board list shows an advance Of TX in Pacific Mail,
Z IN Central, Y IN Erie u In Erie preferred, "a in
Harlem, In Southern old. TX in guaranteed. Il
b Pittsburg, 1 in Gslena, X in Toledo, and = in
Book Island. Governments were fraction better.
At the public board At one p. NJ. the market was
strong but in some instances The highest prices Of
che morning were mot maintained. There IL q
pretty strong bear party In the market, which IL
naking great efforts to prevent further advance
hprices, and the public ~ yet are moving cautious.
~. Thus far throughout this war the bears have
steadily lost money and the bulls. though at times
they have had TO wait for profit, have steadily
made II. Al the second board the market wrs a
fraction lower; but there was considerable stead.
nsss 1t the decline, which was partly ascribed 70
che unwlngncss Of operators to buy stocks on
: Saturday afternoon The following were tho clos.
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, LOTION NOTICE -PEl.EM TORY SALE TO Gloss
"A AN hSTAfE. 49,
y. d. CAL Inns At:TIoNnhR

RICH FRENCH PLATE flER AND MAAIEL u ipfS.
SCPERBLY CARVED ROsEM GOD ftANOkOhIE
SILVER PLATE Ac., "a
Monday, Feb. rain snJ., Al u oeo.k A. ", an We
OF Ara no .wood Drawn Room si FL lant usy,
Piapofots Al rors, Velvet Carpets. A. e.Btshed "a e
r.sidence 1,D Fourteenth Eighth nue. fh-
calls the ~. attention 81 tas bie q is -
being the largest che tnent OF iuesHo u
Furniture offered Mt Al ton tnts n .nrnr Wa
Who Viii BE- ps mp,ory and sbsolat y sod without r.
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
consists Of carved marble tors ana
" epch plate doors ana haeks; LADY worA Table. MA
wiln mother Of pearl; Co Tab
HE OPP III suits Of Drawn 81. Drn tar' elegant Fec.
aT.lr Sofas. two Arm, rilht ova ia'k
Cha r., carved rOsewooi AID covered IN taire
color satin oa NJ the e,pensv e-cript -; two
Console ia es. tnla with b hi and tortoise N u Brstr
With rich Git frames superb Sevfe- and Drrs'i emma
Vases, richly decor,sd; Patn marie Statu - Of the
ssons, Artist; br"n.s representias III aud VI rnn
Pandora Pslnng, Poetry Muee Crnsai r.. 3 Al que
vass eoony CIR Tabi., VI 81 CARROTS. Rnes rnrs
sh Eaty CHAIRS. Bron C1k rams insnla; 81 Pain .
by Rousseau. lnInhu, Hun OsEoD Ohr LsrAnd And
other eain nj artists *Wa
MAGNIFICENT sKyEN OCTAVE PIANOfoRrE.
legs and round ali round
rlad with pearl sn ~" par keys, cost M Music
ODD eioo covered in ads enbr oidrre Clotn
Cover. Boo and sic; Haaros lla al nj o. c"ti
rosewood brdaeads u, lie LOUIS NV Burrnu, and Con.
mo ~ u match WARDROBE Dr ssjng AMI Toilet To les
shaving stands Hoo stands, Cpa h, Arm Chts Gotta
Sha.es Corncss, Hair kar Besis and tna
rated CHINA Toilet SETS MirDrs ning koom tnrs of
every kind Tea Sets Ware fv.Ay Taos Ouery,
Dining Table, oak a ing Arm Chairs, &c.
NJ DieDt Gar attendance TO cart pack or
n -ooJs Tor pur,hAAsrs
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8 1868
SALES At AUCTION.

JAMES u. NlLLER WILL SILL AT AUCTION IN
81 T.rsssy ret nar. H. v, ~ ~ oeock. a. AZ an
sal Groom, III Lircnt oQs o. =
!, OF r. X. toIDs, three ~ SIM rNrsss 90 his
spa ~ri~s Ia liz. AID d l. cnoeaea at
vo~sess adsa Insurpa srd ~ 80, "tnrr on a.
pr this country. Fer maps AMI urtDcr parc' IA :
arp ~ tse Anrti1neer's on ., No - Pm. sti'et
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LvIN u. BAKER AuCTIOSEER.
"A xlJ,Uu WORTH OF FIRST CLASS
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
At PUBLIC Action, .

"A yIO,UUU WORTH OF FTkSF tLASS
llnl sEliOLD FURNITURE
At PUBLIC ACTION,
ROSEWOOD PIASOeORrE,
ROSEWOOD AND HALNlT PAkiOR Sits
PALNrtS e. EnoNlES ohSANEHTS
OAK DINING ROOM fUKNlIl IKE.
Sill Err GLASS; AND Ctk NA WARE,
Mina0RS CARPETS LACE CVRtAiAa; :.
lhe private reslrGse OF H. b. " Eal ~
West Eixe Ftb and ssth aseha,s, y.
m,rrow (Nonday), February v, sac commencing NJ "
o clock. ..-....
Bronze and Ornou Ohanaeers. Velvet CARPETS, Rngs,
terb ss, covered wita orncsi OF .e .ehes De-
-ertnu sres, marble to Sce AIRY apu no
case, E.eoenar Ga mats, Mantl am f.r hrors M
prngeied Lace Cur'anr, frrn Ii ebAl.s tohbe Aaoen
Chenp Tables Sevrrs Dr. sd.n china Vases
MAaNIfIc EN- ROSEWOOD PIANO. 0RIE.
Richly arNcd AID case. ~ 10 ora ~ ~ M~rl
stooi cpver, Can't r0ury Mnsi 10 ro% wool sne
walnut aireans, bsdssais Wnraro 70 Ma11's-, fesih
Aeus Da Aets sneef4. rrura. Chacke As iir, y tension
Tables China Gass, Sierr Wan. Table ll-r5 - Wner
Alo Bas en,enl Il FurnitDie. y y poseIiFe
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No Y0r waNy TO WOW wah- METAL cALy ~.
l 49, msWm a. ~usAtgptax rssd NNrfFsi 'isfnfus9
49,. r4fisas bygk ~ clFsSs 1929 snf xfd
r.
.'...f &fsts a. o. wgfNfr =. ~. Wee srsL "a a
a. sslsss ~. o. = pcvin, Llos nssaassy.ss.
& pkycfoshacs.n- sOg Ei1uEs arr ssy Pa
N.kHN FNN go - 80. ryn &fLse. s1vs*s 90 xEf
.a N ~ Isrrsa &sf 80 g. tsssnfly -. sa 80
es0tf if.t~Dt - 90 sN~stss ~1nsx ses-
N lUY. fafs - ffsa 10 n44f fef a. eaAs gsst.v
est sFaafs % 80 sanartsf ~ s@a ssS~s-sn ftsfse
ssvfsAt fltN~ss kNtvY satroe4 tyWU
Pc tffsfr so As<rsss .. wi.ass C. O.bAsrs
f.K4N.. f@is1ttg.@
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- - r. llsl#sf . T. 80 LIS 49, o
rs.srs .'rs-wr. p ~. = ASS sss1 v.ss - li-..
. "a 80 WAFfsf.
ps4.as dos tseo. = ~. To- rssY1 -. ~
trsl $50 s.fka - n So ~. - - shhbrDLvslSss
~ s0Nw4asf VI .
IDs. LkN VILLA 81 NrsAxwsy.
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C.TUTTLE, Al CrIoAEER
"A. OrtItE ~ bhvADWAy.

Q. FUTILE, AL GrIONEER.
"A. OrlINE ~ BROADWAY.
Mortgage sac " magnia eenI Housed old
rurnltnre. Rei Carpets, French Plate Mirrors
Fleach an Boa ~ an - > / etNtrc. 9.
Tomorrow (.ionday) }. xkl O'clock pee 'ly,
comprising the sDi fat class furD IRE o 10" residence
l51 Twenty .fst street xh lone AM
OF rosewood Furniture, ~ rn F,ais sev re :
richly i'm .lD for So. on
agncent scbf rosewood Pr suit p,sces cover
81 10 red plush, bo,h IN re.t Or sold To-.
MIR. orr. Damssk And I,ce Cur AIMS, r enc ShRdes
ElsrA other Carpt- Rec.t Caalrs, IN
nsdsliion .siin Eagere magnificent Mani Vase" on =
parian Fleur = and Orol faiun0s ing chs
framed costly and eauii, al collect Of Psror o
nzinsnts. h0ia de- Cabinet. ~.
DINING ROOM CHAMBERS AND NURSERY.
Eegup engrs cut q ess, tut -ets o ne dre'Ta'sd
China, Of deE n ltlon SLY Ware. Ivory
Cunsfy EseB.'on Te b. Nc. Huerrh eAd.ug, osghut
carved Hsaytaads spring an liar astr brns
ir.aus Chamber Suits DYsf Mir - Oh os.s
With large augatt3 not HuueTate ~ artclr H.
viii be suid De ritiVr Alnguts
house. sale via In dining Al \ ocloek
ahcly.
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LOAN OFFICES.

At T7-MOREy ILBYRAT.f.Y ADVANCED ON Ola.
"A nonds, Watches Jew~lry A. Highest prices pad for
Gold and silver. NJ B-Pawnbrokerr tIcksts bought
for Diamonds, Watches, Js~ey, &C. Of Bhccker a'resi
UP starr.
WASH ADVANCES UPON DIAnoNDs fsET ON Un
~ seiJ, Watches silver PA. and csmes lair sbswis
or drss purchases tie Intrinsic value
Orlcs honrs from I'll 10 and 2uJ p H. ". PLUMB.
Diamond Brol er, BIZ Bfoeds ~.
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I,DgAPp sIxrxExICH, AurTlosKEa.
~ sEcosD nAnD yghsi1uRI. rfAh0FoRrEs.
NH W. IiEs Co, on Tuesday February No. :, n
oek,s al No. is and l,7 BreAiwsy, an asssri
,nert y. Second HAND IEsmper sGd Isrlof Fur
ra.fe t8nsis: % % Bedsests, Baresa. wsshsisnas
car-p Contains, Iatcr saic. crlsnl, CuTtsins snd
~ Al Pisnoforte $50 Psrior Csrps,s
80 saseATd Isb.s and Chaifs Llssny su!ie Ac Ao
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IIOs JOHN VAN BrRRs
Ill Will epesk before The
DEMOCRATIC UNION ASSOCIATIONS,
A. thsu Hfsdquarrrs,
ga nrOsdwh-, eurueg on Twenty terond street on
TUESDAY HvEkISO, yEB. 10
81 o4irr of
John Hariy DouglAs Taylor.
Joan caiahsn, ta14r~ Naihrweon.
John Tyne, ,, Common Fabs.
James l.. kii.or
gonmi,tee ruble M~enngs.
sbkh " ColANr iFes1snL
49,. w'ons, seertiafies,
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Total ...........6lc6,9t7 4.oi1,-U 3,i32o2 IS3i$'
The banks also hold sG99,e24 exchange matnred
and 81 III .023 exchange maturing. Their total
capital is sll ,2a7 GSl.
The following circular win show how some Of
our merchants are preparing for the new financial
era which is to result from the expected issues Of
paper;-- .s,
N.w YoRK, Feb. a. 1853.
\ Grsyr gsgr-Taking reiroeoec lie o. tho wear
1892 with no apprecai on In the y'ue Of gold ard all
raerchindise es compared VI currency allow W l. con
Ter With yol a. prospects for the mig year AMI
he changes which !iabc u lake ilac" within ihfs
period. have DO nj ticpated age additional
ssue # paper currency This cannot tako see without
further effect Al classes Of property and securities
but while dsp sing ~ our merchandise al what
DO fair ccntago OF PROFIT ~iih tho usual
cred given such by mn ALL wncn snch credit be
dre you readily perceive our stock otnot he
replen4shod that time without possible large lord ny
appreciation ~ prcos Az prraTess ths VIII
be more pers bio have tho history o. the past
guide FOR the future. We have tsre orc after due
confederation aud rejection, deemed advisable To re
al, mercantile transactions 10 cash ron ID
date Arrow IN 70 sugReEt carrying out Of the same
principle With you Ia all brai chcs OF your trnde win
present OF money consequent upon the redun-
dancy OF cur ency tina easily 10 esaslhed by the
tepdeucies and be Of advantage ali when any I'm
ve Respectfully solicit q Continuance OF patronage
Tho ~ ices Of goods WILL Of couro he IN acc ranc,
with the change % credit. Very res. ec'ruiy yours
CATER y HsMIEY5
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warrnns. JEW sLWY. &C.

r,r.s so cLD 41fp 40 rLyrs -Iao,gs %
.as asm a.lras4 fs'4. Nf'ssf q bA.yssal " s~a
~ .sla4 : L0tis ADJ " - tfsse-s, sss'' o.. 80
/. y l9s.A - - hse sas 81 ssr $3.50 - ue
'.r ~ s.sss ~ - st-sss wss-tssev ~ ssss
80 t*ins rssr.sf = sss ssg NsW $3.50 - ss<AAnss.
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THovssihstSSan .snILy, ro,sr py .avnGs
1RD foisr ArffisV LAtSs
Aiso 40 slsssrt sto<k ~
Usssfrf.Lr LAcFs
HfkWAEf Co,
fresf-sy ar6 rsnlA 80 -
UKLfEr oIoAKe-yrLyrr cLOAks
NflEkf ELoAgn
sls NsFei Cioafs ssilifs - ~ Aaf re afgfr. fsw
u. eALLAoish. s1fasssof 4. q, "A et#Naa
40 Cate mrs
IErnYR vQnsrEO cHEtrEn THa, Etta-I1G
II aaesf ne ~ 9fsf ta rieT A. " teDia ff 100 ft.
a.s,Xs ssasr lstt rs. yr.e.a s-a prtrse tes*t -
- f,t~. AitLlsas a. nz ~ bttafrs7 sstf , 49,
tsrptss fatA ts4t 500
WINES ksD LratOisz.
t1oRpgAUr WIZ cofrasr syrLsus ffiaGr,
~ NFrre4 nf vi gaa& A kNys Naefrf g. ~ fN91t
o. ~ gNte8 a. tssss ~ raasa ~ fsts IL - ssfs
3.
LGAsoRpg spE EigrOas nii- l.xAc. aru
~ 81 ss4#NAE 4f n weNgtat - 4Atrs rnsffN 49, -
= III NsNfEL NsAKf.G. tepefet 49, O. 80 b
It.l sfs+H
EYpr 0atF srGofssyAs - X q rtp1kr
W &C. 49, 4 80 - .saf e u - =. 49,
rA0a .ssag. ga. " - s1ssss<
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HrEAMBOATs.

CrPAaBoAr LITTLE GENERAL YOR SALE CHEAP
- Tor nAsh.she was bum ~ the best materials In
1888 s feet ong ~ feet xdr, TX fes- deep and feet
drsngi Inclined engine "a inch cylinder and
fne bod OF the beat Psnnzy MIA Iron,
ssr Is feess In August ast everything rrst rate
order ahr towing 10 the karbor ror further nor'
apply board address Geo ". Devoe Sordhsni.
Wesichegisr county, NY
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4 iCUs0 AN OF aooD ~. AcTpR LJtrLy
n 1issos,t aaa smgrs1s .aracrr. -, ~sifts -
70 sra .iasys.S a.;.f i.r ssar r-r--. 80
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Z
A COURSE or THREE ycIrags Will BE nv.
- ilscred ~ the hat ssrnrr u broadway AtH fUlv
S~vsnth street No "FoftF Tags ~ tir.fsef
y mars eo.s,am.r se,g ~ .wm Mhiie y Y. -ssa o.
- ftsv. .. 4. HOagr ~. Fra 5 " Nrr I-t ~
Mad sscAsr April f.ersis fJr fhe Soa-o eens an.
73csts
IlEs JUDGEMENTS rxIRgoED IssEY-vRs eric AZ
~ IAts rM~ntts- Lcsf.r- W Ler ayn lgMarge, a.
Talwo~f Hsi - eg1sdssY. orfos ElsVs mn strt~t
on Ne nrAd4y Diaa Ft NJ. M4a 0tl A9Ntt.
Is -r - ~ - or tiKntl1s Nv tat fc
~ ~
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Hints on Butter.makiuu

DEPTH OF MILK.-Col. Pratt, of Prattsv VILE,
Greene county, formerly the celebrated tanner,
now equally successful with the dairy, finds
that the largest quantity of cream rises and
consequently the greatest quantity of butter is
made, when the milk is one and O. quarter inches
in depth in hot weather-and an inch and half
in cool weather-seyen or eight quart pans
thus containing but two and a half quarts for
the first named depth, and three quarts for the
latter. The temperature is kept nearly as
poesible, to g. deg, although in warm weather
it may run up to 65 deg, and in extreme cases
to 7Odeg,
NEW WAY OF MAKING BUTTER.-J Zoller, of
Oswegatchie, N. Y, saves the labor of sitting
his milk in pans, skimming and taking care of
the cream, by simply straining the milk of one
day into six churns, and churning next morn
ing, by horse power, the milk being then sour,
but not loppered. He thinks he also makes
more butter in this way, from the same quanti-
ty OF milk. The milk being sour, produces but
ter more readily than if fresh. An experiment
the above method, resulted in giving ten per
cent more butter from the churned milk.
BUTTER wASHING..-A correspondent of the
Boston Cultirdtor says he has not had rancid
butter in the spring for thirty years. He
washes it. Not with water, which ne, with
most good butter makers, regards as injurious,
but with sioeet skim milk, sailing it after wards.
Have any of our readers tried this way, and
with what result! There are some good but
ter makers that wash their butter with water,
and make better article than some bad m an
ufacturers who do not wash it. But equal skill,
cleanliness, and careful management would
doubtless with these good manufacturers make
tetter butter without washing.
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Poison Cheese.

Dairymen who are using newly painted pals
and cheese tubs, should be careful to have them
thoroughly and repeatedly soaked before us
taint or odor from the new paint; otherwise
more or less poison cheese may result Sheese
noisoned with lead. extracted from the paint
by the milk and whey, and deposited in the
c11rd is not observable when first made, but du-
RING the process OF curing it shows itself in dark
and discolored particles through the cheese,
ininrng It's sale aud rendering it a dangerous
article of food. An expert and honest cheese
tnbs should be discarded, and their place filled
with the improved ssyats and heaters."--K. A.
willard, in Country Gentleman.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AV.. AlAl SIXTH SrREHv.
Pm. e. Sinn. ...-. Sole Manager and Proprietor


LOUISIANA AV.. MlAH SIXTH srREr~.
VIM. Z. Slim. Sole Manager and Proprietor
THE PIONEER Nus1c HALL
THE Standard PLACE OF ADJUSTMENT.
eIass sfk Rai FL f
DURING Fl TRs E sEaSsa E;iasi;ss SEASON.
and sS the
sr2s Ss THs SEoRiD " IL
M1ss sEq1ElehH sEH ehhRHhsr,
The Charming Cantstrice.
The great drama in enc act entitled
Or go By SSsTRzss 81 Rzs e tssk{e4pn
7As sfssS Es'ss 50 fiss'a Esf
beautiful I: ss; f;;Sfis K sG"' s.oo'
5ehs ss e stsss Beauty
81 SEE EptSnas BiIEs I!SHasl' ESHa9 b2YD bH2aY9Dan'
Admission twenty five and fifty cents.
Grand Family Matinee every Saturday Afternoon
atReducea Prices. iyls st
WASHINGTON THEATeR.
ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR PA. AVENUE.
xEPsEsB4$$ xEPsEsB4$ SISSE SISS 3s'y w .s,
Jane Engliihs entire great company from fremont
The Great Troupe st. Dennis, from Paris
l's "ais pfflH 1lsSsR? FIJI LONDON
Blythe NO Wondsrfni lna,nI seautiful Boy Angelo.
;. 1hs lsIs'E %fEs ssegs RgSsiTs. sSsF'etn'F'
The The.er G now Sene %i rsSsv Ss .doSnsa 3s and
amplr ventilated, and means viii be left uatried
that will conduee to the comfort of all and partic
Admission 10, 80 and rs cents. Secure your seats
in advance. 1t
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o F + ICI A L.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
w ADJuTAHT GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, June @, 1865.
6eneral Orders, No los.
The Adjutant General will provide sppropri-
ate medal of honor fer the troops who, after the
expiration of their term have offered their services
TO the Government in the present emergency, and
also for the volunteer troops from other States that
have volunteered their service in the States of
Pennaylvania and Maryland
By order of the Secretary of War.
E. D. TOWNSEND,
je so Assistant Adjutant General
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DRoPosALs FOR Hay, STRAW, AND aRAINi

ASSISTANT QUARTERMASfER's OFFICE,
FoTags Department, Cor. g and I'D streets, ,
WASHINGTON, d. G., April l6. 1863
WRITTEN PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
HAY, STRAW, OATS, and CORN, for the use Of
this Depot to be delivered at the Railroad Depot,
or 1T any of the Government whsrves In this city.
The proposals to be addressed to the under.
ngned, and they should state the quantity OF
each article offered, also the prize and the date
delivery
Proposals will be received for fvs thousand
00) bushels of Corn Oats, and fifty 5O) tons of
Hay or Straw and upwards, unless it should be for
the Interest of the Government to contract for .
less amount.
An grain to be put up in good sacks, Of about two
(a) bushels each, which are to be furnished at the
cost of the contractor.
The Hay and Straw to be securely baled.
All Grain and Hay offered to be subject to rigid
inspection by the Government Inspector.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time TO
the lowest responsible bidders as the intere SITS OF
the service may require. Good security will be
required for the faithful fulflment any contract
made under this advertisement.
Payment to be made 1t the comPistlon OF the
contract B. u. BROWN,
ap ism Captain and A. @. M. q. 8. A.
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PERSONAL.

MO IMPosITION.-MADAM ROSS. Do,tress
and AStrologist, was born with q natural gift
She tells the past and future-never.known to fail
Causes SPEEDY marriages brings together those
long separated ; cures all diseases. Bu.iness
strictly confidential No. S33 street north corner
Twelfth street west three squares from II Patent
Office. The only person that can show a likeness
of future husband absent friend in reality
Ladies 80 cents !; Gentlemen 81. jy l3-im
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GAS FITTING. &c.

!" GAS FIXTURES
w Have In Store and are daily receiving, GAS
YIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish, superior In style to anything hsretoors
offered in this market
We invite citizens generally to call and examine
our stock of g AS aad WATER TIXTUkIS, feelins
confident that kavs tho best selected stock In
Washington.
y All Wosk In the above line intrusted 70 ons
care viii be promptly attended to.
mar ST MYERS & McGHAN. 376 street.
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oTICE TO sUTLERs.

The attendance of the following persons il re-
quired Jorthseit, at the Naval General Court Mar
tial now in session at the Philadephia Navy Yard,
to give evidence in the case of Acting Ensign Will
liam 4. Rude.
They will be allowed two ~ dollars per dsy
whilst in attendance, and ten (lOl cents per mile
for travelling expenses.
'sPoomac Riper-Schooaer Sarah Jane"
Il. Demortimer, supeHcargo:
d. 8. Telemon, clerk, lt7th N. Y.
VIM Reynolds, clerk. ln7th N. Y.
John Myers, clerk 4th o. 8. Artillery.
''Po,omae Rirer-Sehooner g. ". Grice.'"
W. F. Filley, sutler, Goth Ohie.
Charles Stevens sutler, 4th Ohio.
Ill. i. Smith, sutler, 9TH Indiana.
Potomac RiUer-Schooaer 81 Il. Cater"
@. Brownold sutler, seth New York.
X Thsieimer, 10th Pennsylvania.
s.Potonac Rir9-Schoonsr 'Agn Hamb,eton.'"
H. j. Creighton, captain.
Merwin, sutier, Sth Ohio.
G. Gates sutler, 2aa Pennsylvania.
,sPotoUanc Rioa-Schooner 'Mtgh,oaetts'"
James Jones. captain.
John Rich. sutler, saith II ew York.
o. King, sutler. lst Maine.
A Knox, sutler, 18th Massachusetts,.
By order OF Hon GIDEON WELLES,
i Us NAVAL JUDGE ADVOCATE. jy l3.lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-14

s-The prompt establishment of a post Office
at Vicksburg the day after its surrender was
characteristic of the Yankees The Providence
Journal says 1t would not be surprised to hear
that there were agents there on the sameday
soliciting subscriptions to northern news
papers. Eass-so ss5f ssa ,sisIs 1-o 81 aft5s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-14
DEPARTMENT OF WASH
11 INGTON

III INGTON.
Office Chief Quartemaster, May 2s, 1853
DEALERS IN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, GAR
DEN SEEDS &C., are requested to furnish this office
price lists of the various articles of their trade
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
mel ELIAS NJ GREENE, Cine Quartermaster, De-
partment of Washington. my2-H
PROVOST MARSHAL GKsERAL's OrnIoI,
WASHINGTON, May q, 1851
koTIoE.-The attention Of all officers. who have
been honorably discharged on account Of wounds
disability and who desire to ENTER the service
in the Invalid Corps is called to the provisions Of
General Orders, No. Jos, Of 1863 from the War De-
partment, published in the papers throughout the
country. 6uch officers are requested to comply
promptly with the provisions of that order, and
to send their written applications, therein pro-
vided. for positions in the Invalid Corps tstating
the character Of their disability with little de-
lay rs possible, to the Acting Assistant Provost
Marshal General Of the State in which they may
be. Such Acting Assistant Provost Marshal Gen
eral will at forward the applications, with his
endorsement, to the Provost Marshal General at
Washin gton.
Officers for the Invalid Corps will be appointed
Immediately upon furnishing the papers required
by General Orders No. D5 of 1868, from War Depart
ment. Their pay and emoluments will commence
from date of acceptance OF such appointments, and
not from date of organisation of the respective
commands to which they may be assigned
JAMES b. FRY,
myG Provost Marshal General,
WAB 11PARTM.NT, 90.
War Department, passes for citizens to visit the
Army OF the Potomac viii be given at the once Of
Lieut. Col. OoNRAD, 139 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street.