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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-24

Gen Hooker, at a consultation in Wash
ington, it is said. laid before the Depart
ment and Cabinet his plan of operations
He believed that Lee was intending seri
ously an extensive iDvasion of the North.
To meet, him he desired that all the availa-
Bile troops should be placed at his disposal.
He believed Washington to be in no es.
pecial danger from an attack on the front.
and asked for large portion of Heintzel-
mans troops. His request was complied
with by the President, aud men in the Quar-
termaster's Depar'm ment were detailed for
guard duty. Gen. Hooker did not believe
Harper's Ferry to be of any account after
Lee had advanced into Pennsylvania, and
asked that the troops there might be placed
At his disposal in case Of emergency. Gen.
Halleck took different view. and appeared
ito consider Harper's Ferry Of great value.
lin order to protect Washington, and was
;not willing that there should be possibili.
,ty of its evacuation. AS q consequence.
Hooker's request was denied.
Gen. Hooker's instructions ordered him
to not only cover Washington and Balti-
more. but Harper's Ferry, in his movements.
/, He informed the department that if his re-
s9uest could not be complied with, he de-
.ired TO be relieved from the command of
the army and his request was granted
Since the change took place. the most ab-
>urd stories have been circulated as to tie
: cause of his removal. But his reputation
: won in many Of the hardest battles of the
4 war, is that of a brave and skiliul com
|; mander, aad the sympa,hies of the people
! are In his favor and will continue TO be.
4. A correspondent Of the Boston Journal,
I writes rs follows 10 regard to Hooker's leave
taking OF his officers
In the afternoon Gen. Hooke, took leave
of his officers. Who appeared in full dress
upon the occasion. They were drawn m
in line. lie passed them. shaking hands
with each. and laboring hard 10 stiae hi.
emotion in vain. The tears rolled down
his cheeks. His officers. in turn. were deem
iy Affected. He made but few remarks
saving that he had hoped to lead them &c
victory. hus the powers above him Kad 9th
erWise ordered. and for time he Was to be
exiled to Baltimore. He hoped they mi gh
meet under happier auspices.
He spoke in his IN terms of Gen Meade
- He believed him to be a true soldier and =,
Efficient officer. He belisv ed they would de
q feat the enemy under his lead He sa;1
that that the army had already been IN,
gSiner By the change-for what he sske,
Tor had been granted to his successor. H
had examioed Maryland Hights and "a
conf, med 10 his convictions ,ha, tie strengtl
4 of the place had been overesimaied. Th,
High,s did not command . single ford. H
believed it TO be correct policy to concen
tra.e men, TO abandon unimportan. pos
ltions and use the troops agains. the enemy
:aud he was glad to know that his succssso
lcould use those troops il in his iudgmeu
they were needed.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-24

HEALEH-Oua FEE1.-Women are not
more hardy than men. They walk on the
same damp cold earth. Their shoes must
be as thick and warm. Calf or kip skis y
best for the cold seasons. The sole should
be half An inch thick 10 addition there
should be quarter Of 40 inch Of rubbsr-
The rubber sole have used for yesrs; 1
would no, part With it fos thousaud dollars.
Ii keeps out the damp. prsseoss slipping.
and wears Eve times - long a. leather Of
the same cost. For women's boots il is in
valuable. Blu, rubber shoes should Be dis
c.rded. The, reiain the perspirat'on, 1aks
the feet tender, and give. susceptibility TO
cid Stand on one foot. snd mask around
the outspre.d toes. Have your .eles exactly
the same width. Your cofns will leave you.
TIE narrow sole Il The cause OF meet OF our
cvrus. A careful study of the anatomy Of
the foot and the influence OF . narrow sole
viii satisfy every inquirer. The heel should
b broad and long.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-24

PArsror1c SoLDfER. - Private Alfred
Wilson Of company f. 9Th regiment Indi-
AN. volunteers. died ., the Dougla. hospital
ia this city on Thursday last; and a few
. moments before he died. while s-n,ing
.fecfionafe messages to bis widowed
mother and friends. said: Chaplain, l
wish TO leave is as my dying testimony that
| am glad that entered the service Of my
coue,ry, although It has cost me my life
; NV country! Il is right !" With such
/ sentiments snimating our brave soldiers the
South e.n never excecs to gain recognition
a. . M ion - WasiisYtos Chronicle.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-24
A Sparrow Divorce ana Revenge.
The Shields {EOglaud) Gasette. has the
folio wing curious story Of animal life.

following curious story of animal lite.
In the interior Of the Tyne Dock wagon
shops, the attention Of the wor kmen was.
about . week ago. attracted BY the move
ments Of pair OF sparrows engaged in con.
s,ructing nest in Q hollow where two gird.
ers meet for the support Of the iron roof. For
several day they laborsd most assiduously
in preparing their abode. when. by soms
sudden freak, the progress Of the tiny fabric
wss suspended. A few mornings afterward
the ears OF the workmsn were saluted by
loud chirHspisg and the duitsring of wings.
and from what trsnspired subsequently, il
was evident that the female bird had sever.
ed the connubal bond. and enlisted the afec-
tons of another, who now vigorously con !.
tended with the rejected bird for the posses-
sion of the nest. For several hours the con.
fict continued, until the usurper proved the
stronger. The rejected bird shortly after
ward returned and hovered about the spot,
apparently watching an opportunity for re-
vengs. This speedily occurred, for in the
course Of short time the newly joined pair
left it for brief period. In their absence
the defeated sparrow approached the nest.
and. placing his back beneath the ieathery
:. mss, raised j. from i. resting place and sent
it TO the ground. The surprise of the other
birds on their return. At b.holdine the AZ.
molition Of their dwelling. appeared to be
great, and WAS amusing 10 observe. Not
wi,hstanding this disaster. however. they
commenced to build second nest in the
Same place. The rejected mate watching the
proceedipgs with apparent iatersss. After
two days Of inoessant labor. they again lefs
Tor . short time. and. ths dissappoiotsd bird
again demolished their leathsFy residence.
The birds, their return. cemneaeed 70
build their third nest, in which work they
are now engaged. ~
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-24

q Cleanliness Of persons. dccency of
conduct and propriety Of manners. are as es-
sentisl to the comfort and happiness Of the
social state, a. cultivated intellect and
well ordered store of practical knowledge
are 10 individual success. When regarded
in their relation to society, those decencies.
which have been aptly denominated "the
minor morals" rise as once to importance and
demand the utmost care at tho hands of
those to whom the training of the youth Of
. country is intrusted. Bssropes.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-24

A"soUARE" is9 lines OF the type in which this
set. No advertisement inserted for loss than One
Do'iar, though LESS than lines. and Tor one week
only All i,sPlsysd advsrtissments measured BY this
rule
AilAdyertiAensnts continued till forbid st the
P'nse Of the advertiser. r.
Advsrtseunenss ng S5 will be entitled TO
enc aotfco free ~ charge Esch subsequsnt
Obituartes.- Ali Obituaries Of ten lines or less
infested .raxE. All over this amount will bs charged
st half advertising rates.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-24

~ Let you be ever SO pure, you can
no, associate With bad companions without
falling into bad odor. Evil company is
ike tobacco srnoke-you canno. he long 10
De preseacs without carrying away tains
Of il.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-24

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St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the subscriber
IN has obtained from The Orphans Court for
Saint Mnry's county, m Maryland, letters
testinaeniary, on tue personal esraie al
Mary Drury, rate al said co., deceased
All persons having CLAIMS against the said de.
csased. are hereby warned tn exhibit the same
with the proper vostches thereof, to the suhscri.
her. on or before the lSt Of Nov, 1863, other.
wise they may be excluded by sw from all beue.
fit OF the said estate. Given under my hand
this asgd, day Of April. 1863.
WI. ri. DRUkY.
Executor.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05

James T. VI. Raley In the Circui'
VS. Court for ST. Ma
Mary A. Morgan s / rvs County, sitting
James A. Morgan in Equity.
pY virtue of authority vestsl in me,
- under the Act Of Assembly in such
case made and provided. it is hereby or
dered tina, the report of james I. NJ. Ra-
ley, Trustee, filed in this case, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause TO the centra.
~ be shown on or hefnre the third Monday
Of November next, provided copy of ,hi,
l-port be inserted ia the st. Mary's Ga
zette, once a week for three successive
weeks before th. said third Monday oil
November next
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the suhscri-
~ Der has obtained from the ORPHANS
Court of ST. Mary's County in Maryland, let
,ers of administration W. q. on the personal es-
tare Of Ca;harine Burch late of said county. de
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said decreased are hereby wsrnes to eXhibi. the
same with the proper vouches thereof, TO the
subscriber ar before The Is: dav of Nov.
1863, otherwise they NAV he excluded by law
from all benefit of the aaIG estate. Given ua-
der my hand this 23rd day of April 1859
ALBERT BURCH,
Administrator.
April 18th, ls63-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

MOTiCE is hereby given thar The subscri-
~ bers have oi''ained from the Orphans
Court of s.. Mary n county, in Narylan let
ters OF Administrations on The personal estate OF
-. u. VI. Burroughs, late nt said county, DE-.
ceused. All perso'ss having ci4ims against the
said deceased are hereby warmed 80 xEib,, the
same with the proper youches thereof, Ia the
subscribers OH ar heGnre the 4ih day Of Anril
1864. otherwise they may be excluded by law
from all benefit OF tle said estate. Gi,e en- un.
der oar hands this LIST day of October. 1854.
ROSETTA r. BURROUGHS.
JOHN B0HANAN,
Administrators
Oct. LIST, ie63-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05
NOTICE.

HNHE undersigned wish to inform the
III people of Saint siary's and adjourn
lug counties, that they have Just completed
FIRST CLASS RAILWAY. and are
prepared TO haul out vessels OF any size,
and viii REPAIR. CAULK. dtc., on the
most reasonable terms. Prompt attention
to allwork. andquick dispatch will be given
in all cases. The Railway il situated about
= quarter of mile from Leonard Town on
q fine oyster creek, where we will also
build SCOWS, BOATS, or VESSELS, If
required. on the lowest terms FL
HARRIS. NORRIS II FOXwRLL.
yaiy 18th ls60-M
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05
NOTICE.

nR. WILLIAM s. BLACKSTONE. hav.
- ing located in Chaptico. offers his pro-
iess'onal services Ia the Public. and car al
ways he found, when not professionally enc
gagged, at Bs~w~!Is IIotel. also reta,n say
thanks TO nay friensi~ in the neigh lnahoed u,
st. Clements Bay far iLeir former patronage,
and viii always he happy to wait on them
At the >hnrfest nntire.
Nov. 2sth, i8Gl-d.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

KlOTICE is hereby given tina, the suhscr-
w bers has obtainad from the Orphans Cour,
O: st. Mary IS county IN Mary land, letters Of
administration on the personal estate of isnatt,s
w. Norris, late Of SAID county, deceased. All
persons having Claims against the said de-
Ceased. are bereby warned To exhibit the same
with the rr"per vouches thereof. to the sub
scrlbers OH or before the LIST day Of Nov, 1e63.
otherwise they may be excluded by law from
all benefit Of the said estate. Given under our
hands this 23rd day Of April, 1863.
HANNAH K. NORRIS,
BENJAMIN FOXWELL,
Administrators.
April 33rd, ls63-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05

MuftCE Is hereby given that the suhseri.
bsfs have obtained 'rcm the Orphans
oourt o. 81. Marris county, In Mary land. let
sess on aaministrl'nsn on the personal estate Of
G. II. Norris. late If said coun,v. aecsns,d
All .'ersans having claims against the ss,d de-
ceased are hereby a,a rn.d TO eshibi, The same
WITH The proper s.mches thereof, 20 the sub
ses.aers ON or bshme the Ain day of April
1865, otherwise they mry be excluded by law
from NIL benefit If The said estate. Given nm
der our hansis this Is, day of October. 1869.
JAMES ". NORRIS.
G.. j. NORRIS,
Adsin,H;rs,ors, W. A.
Octeber ls.. lEl3.--4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

RHOTlCE is hereby gwen that the sutacri.
" befs have obianed from, the Ornl,ans
Court Of St. Mary'., county, in Maryland, let.
ters on administrators or the personal estate oi
jesse G. Burroughs, late of said county. de-.
ceased. All persons having claims asains, the
ssid deceased are hereby warned to exhis, the
same with the proper vo1ch@s thereof, to the
snnsc11hers on or before the 18th day Of April
1854, otherwise they NAV he excluded by Law
from all benefit IF tie said estate Given un.
der our hands this let day of Octaber. 1863.
WA. WATTS,
SUSANNA e. BURROUGHS.
Administrators.
Oct. ls,. ls63-iw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05
TuREsHlvG .MAcHI.gEs

Thsve CIV sale tlc peifsa Tyi.l. O..
: hwss psscsr as,I ". G. Dinsee 4. Is.
hos TAr@.ser. arif. Eeralrisg !sfr1.r f.,xs;;..
The machine is warran,e.l To- rcniIer ..,;se's
tian to hi purchasers. The price ~ d -
power. 80 inch Tgrcs!ier and sS,rs,x.
delivered a any wharf IN ST. Mary, ro.n,s
s$1sS.
Farmers are invited to call AZ NV S,nf. in
Le0nard Town and examine this Thrr,her
R.LEo. SpALDING
yrce 2sth, leGo-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

R4 IRRIGATION NOTICE.
Thos Jarboc, ! In the Circuit Court FOX
v. { st. Mar,'s County. SIT
Geo s. King &. ! ting as q Court of Equi-
J. A. Jarb"e. ~.
nRDEREn bv the Court tina. the audi-
~ tors report filed IN this case he ratified
and confirmed, unless cause t. the contrary
oe shown on or before tle third Monday of
November next: Provided copy Of this
order be published in the Sc. Mary's Gazetfe,
once q week far three successive weeks.
previous to said third Mont1ay OF November
next.
BY order
JAMES T. BLAKISTONE, Crk.
True Copy-.TeSt
JAMES +. BLACKSTONE, Cl'k.
October 15ta, ls63-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
April 33rd, ls63-4w.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
~ bers have obtained from the Orphans
Court of ST. Mary's county, IN Maryland, let
ters of administration on the personal estate OF
Benjamin Mckay, late Of said county, de.
ceased. All persons having claims against tn e
said deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
sanie with the proper vouches thereof, to the
subscribers on or before the 4lh dav of Arril
1864, otherwise they may be excluded by law
irtsm all benefit of the sa,i estate. Given nm
der oar hands this lat dav Of Oct, 1859.
SARAH JANE MCKAY,
WM. G.. BEAN,
Administrators
Oct. LIST, IS63-iw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05
LEONARD TOWN
CIGAR EicTIoRY.

HAVING purchased the entire interest of
- the late firm "t Morgan. Jamj..n & c..
me Undersigned will csnduc, ti,r b.I,iurc,s With
pro'nptness AMI energy.
\ large slock ''f EXCELLENT CIGARS. marr-
iactnrcd fr,'in the hes, 'l'hacr" To- h" oltaine!
IN 10" market, VIII he Kept CHRISTIANITY "n
sand, and orders will W renewed from. and
Hsars delivered al Factory prices in either e
Inc oounties 1t Prime Grors" Charles -.
mErys. Calvert ar ahhe Arundel.
n liberal share ri the patronage Of the r. O.
pie 81 Southern Maryland j. rsrm adv 81 il
Ell fer the advahc"in"n: ii HOME INDUS
TRY, based upan the nottpni large s.les with
reasonable profits.
HeI All orders a,i,'rns.4.l T." The un.rr,.,
81 a' Leonard Town Z. O., will be promptly
attended 10.
H. !. JAMESON.
Jan. 9Th, 1SG2--Iy.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05
NOsflll1,Ba

VENUE printing Of the Treatise sn the Gull
Il tivation 1T the Grape Vine. etc, ny J.
=. has met with some unavoidable delay
through no fault Of tho sn.hors: harins bee;,
accustomed iso the printers inf,rm mel nv 4
large Job received previous To mine. The
pamphlet will certainly IL. ready So- sale, by
the latter part Of neat week: in time to make
wine by the tairesiions it gives. When
advertised the prizes III which Il expecse,i Tn
ne able TO sell the pamphtt, was not adj
visrd of its exact c.rss. and have .'rerlnsed
rishouf Tie host" il king one shir.l greater
than than the first estimate; ans! musi thrre-
forr, tn save ma from LOSS, add iii to the prize.
SEQ Advertisement.
JAMES sHOBE.
fet 10th leG9
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05
Oct. lst. ls63-iw

NOTiCE is hereby given that the suhstri-
an beers have obsained from the Orphans
Court Of ST. Mary . county, IN Maryland, let
ters ot administration on the personal esia,e of
Hezesiah Dent, late Of said ,oun,y. deceased
All persons having claims ayslnst the said de.
ceased are hereby warned Ia exhibit the same
with proper vou"hes thereof, To the subscriber
ON or before the lih day of April, 1864, other
wise they may lie excluded by law from all
benefit ct the said estate. Given under our
hsnds this Is. day Of October. 1863
CHARLES DENT.
GEORGE y. DENT,
Administrators.
October ist, lSS3--aw
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05

A NALUABl.E FARM in ST.. Mary's
- tonnlN. Md-, near the month sf the
faInxrnf River, cartaining 254 acres. j.
offered at private sale. 40 acres If ,iis farm
are. in high staie IL csiltiat,,,n tse i,.,ane~
y covered with Piiic and che,mnt timber of
the beet ghaiity. The arabic land is divided
INTO ,ous Hei'.s each c'pclo%esl sitla suiasian-
~ cn-snIt Ic"ee. ne improvements are
sa'2e hIish D"eiiing and all necessary uut
ho''ses, All IN good repair. All the watev
luxnries are accessible. fish. crabs oyssers
ans: wild f.'wl OF the hest quality ara easily
obtained. The s,al is well ada,,,,d m the
s.'wth II Corn. Tobacco and Wheat. as alss
for raising OF fruit aud vegetables.
For terms, apply to
G.. /. SPAI.DlNG.
I.eonar., Town,
ST. Mary's County.
Ma.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05
n. MARY,s ACADEMY FOR YOUNG
go LADIES,
NEAR BRYASrawN. CHARLES t,OUy-
IVY NtEyEAND.


rTyHiS Institution, conducted 5v Nrs'. DAs-
III TEL MAyea and daughters. r. sif4nsfei in
one Of the most hcauiif,i and heai'hy rortion
or MARYLAND. AAhont sixty ARES Of Innd are
attached. and on the l.wa is a mineral sisrsng,
strongly snsprestated with sulphur srd sTon-
The Misses Major bcing eieye~ Of the Sa-
erei Heart. the studiss sad discipline are es-
seafialy the same as in the academies OF that
Order.
Terms per annuHn parable haif-yearly IN adj
Board and Tnifion il I'll the branches nf
a thorough English Edne.,tion. s.I40 90
Music. French. I'rawing. Dancing. er:-. form
extra charges.
Further particulars can b had by addressing
Mrs Daniel Major.
Rev T GAlT.T, Pastor St aiary's. Chap
Eun.
Rev J Early, S J. Presidsn; Georgetnwil Col
lere.
ET wiee,, S J. Prexiden, Csonzasa Cslieee.
d Lynch. 81. Pfnf, Gonzag:, College.
T. q 8 Watdron. Bor'ueo College
J A Walter, Washington.
FE Boyle, Washington,
Father Bowling. q ) ID. Washington.
Charles White, ID D., Washington.
B A Mcguire, ST., Washington.
Sarni BARTER, S ", st. Tn onsas' ;, Charas,s 20.
CaniiIlus Vicim,nza. ST. Thomas, Charles Co.
r Power, ST. Thomas. Charles Co.
Rev Father de Walf, Nee Town ST. Mary 8
County.
PR Lanahan, ST. Peter =, Charles Co.
Father Enders. S j.. S, Joseph's ST Mary =
CO.
Mrs. a Douglass, Clement FIil. Esq. George
Riggs, J h HELEN, NJ d.. Capt. Sands, w J
c Duham 1. NJ H.. Washington City.
October 2-.nd, ls6J--6i
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05

NOTICE TO CREDTTOPS
4 hereby give notice, thar have obtained
l. from the Orphans Court of ST. Msry's
, Cointy, Maryland, letters .e~iamenrary IN the
personal estate of George e. Campbell. late of
ST. Mary's County, deceased All PERSONS
having claims against the said deceased are
her-bv notified TO exhibit the same with The
proper rouches attsched rherAt,, 10 Duct
Jane. II. Miles (mvergen,) on or hef;re the
18th day Of April 1864. they may otherwise
by law be excluded from all benefit Of xaid
estate.
CORIE ANN CAMPBELL,
Executri1.
Oct. 18th, ls63-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICES hereby gwen THAI che subsrri-
IN Der has obtained from the Orphan s
Courts o: ST. Mays county in Maryland, let
iers of administration on the personal estate
Of John Blackstone, late If SAID county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the proper vouches thereof, 60 the
Subscriber on or before the 4ir day of April
1864, otherwise they may be excluded hy
law from all henef, of the said estate. Given
Hndsr my hand this LIST day OF Uctoher,
1868. iP s u
z. h. GLADSTONE, ~
Administrator.
Oct. LIST, ie63-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05
PROFESSIONAL.

hR. CHARLES COMBS. having To-
IL Gated himself at the G RE AT
NJ l. l. y for the purposs Of practising
bis profession car always be found at the
residence of j. j. Allstan, Esq. VIXEN not
professionally eLgsgcd.
Jan. 2nd. 1Sc2--tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05
NOTICE no CREDyT0ps

February 2sta, lsG3--tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Oetober 10th. ists-td.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-15
DRoPosALs FOR COAL AND WOOD.
DEPARTMENT OF. THE IsrrRIoR,1

DEPARTMENT OF THE ISTRRIoR}
June 5th, 1868.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this De-
partment until u O'Clock ~, on tuesday, the SOth
instant for furnishing for the of this Depart
ment and the different branches thereof
$50 tons Coal of the kind and equal to the best
quality, of Baltimore Coal Cor pany Is Coal
so tons best quality Red Ash Coal.
100 cords best seasoned Oak Wood.
IL cords best Bakers Pine Wood.
To be delivered at such times and in such guam
ties during the season az may be wanted.
The Department reserves the right to require the
successful bidder to increase the above quantity
ONE half 1T any time during the season. es
Samples OF the coal to bs exhiI tied to Thomas D.
Bond, In charge Of the furnaces; and any delivery
OF the above not satisfactory to the person in
charge of the furnaces vi ill be rejected
Sats factory arrang emeut must be made for the
correct measurement of each !
Bonds for the faithful performance of the con-
tract, in double the amount, win be re quired
Proposals to be addressed to the SECRETARY OF
THE INTERIOR, and endorsed Proposals for Coal
ana WOOD. je 6-2aw3w
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DRY GOODS, &c.

lust RECEIVED
large stock of
Pueher and French lace Shawls
Point Thread and Valencia Collars and Sets,
Thread Lace Wells. Bsrbss and Coifurer
Points, valenc az and Em broidered H'dkfs.
Infants Ro 9es and Waists,
Guipure Laces, all widths,
--latest styles Head Dresses, Fancy Goods,
Steel Jet and Tortoise Shell Ear Drops,
Pins, Belt Clasps. Bracelets, Fans, &c.
Which will be sold at lew prices A. call is So
fcited. WIN. WEINBERG,
IS Market Space Penn. avenue,
je2 between 8thand 9Th streets.
GRENADINES, ORGANDIEs,
u AND MOZAMBIQUEs
We have jast recei ved a beautiful assortment Of
the above goods Alse-
Berages, Lawns. Popiins, Poll de Chiyirs,
Together with large stock of Black Silks suitable
for dresses and wrappings,
Mourning Goods in every variety Of quality and
price. tmy2al NJ. TAYLOR l. 90.