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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25

fNCR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY
4 PROPERTY in SFW-iOhh or BROokLlS-lM
aces o. sap.ri.r LkrD Lon ind lying on tie Lone
4. ane Gffosi oro extending torh 10 konaonkoBis Lxe
49, Bofnr f,sl trailui building SITES upoS Ns DO -
ApgIy % iJaEA AJROss 40. . Finest NilA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25

LADY defircs BOARD, whore thcro are
n fe, ,r nl bosii-rs fn Hfooiiyn preferred bsss oi
r.freucs fisea. Adsross, ~i.h tuns Mira r., ThDuns
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Mr. ogN Apv D., IN
rrNrrr Tr ANerTR INNKN nf mo OlnL-

1--WE TNNNSflt lDOhN of tAe bObt-
er. I,D -lrf - flll ..t' 80 CO.. willie ". ..cn
.l. .t OHIO 0r 't..It4. f.r 49,. n ii.t .-.a.l s
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falt.,. .. .f.rll q q. t..lIl r'.st'i, ''"-.
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tr..f.uiir ol wAcl sew iosk Certcsi-s uli be
} I'll d. n J-sLf 90.
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CARLETON, Publisher, New-York,
~ VIII hsse ready iii, week:
I.-RENAN'S LIFE. OF JESUS.

I.-RENAN'S LIFE: OF JESUS.
translation of H. frnrl Reu,ns remarkable work 'uss
issn,d IN rsf where the. Tccincu and rLnon s tf-t
eoncerin st. cub sud author thai al.say ihos5.ds u
eopes If tie costly c edition have been sold. The Lon
don considers il the most genuine and d. al
temp. to sin Lords lie. and the Ch.t.4n liass
" the ahitt Of raLs .lOIs" One ssDlsOsBs
limo iptcd payof cloth bound. ~ 80
II.-LOUIE'si LAST TERM.
Chr.r,. book bv the popular snihor Of " suiledre y
The ss, az and" anl fr.r. NtrrnFtor." lnio.. Got
bound -.cc \ - - This charming work wn. published
anonvuouv since but Is rcpUbl he'd - ~
the autlo. other work.. One vf our beet h.EEy ~on@
Of az the pnc, beautiful humaD boots itat
have iesi og years Louie shall tak- tie palm Tie swer
ier ocneGcenl ooot ry eyes have steamed tear ever H.
IrI.-pECULIAE.
Hpe. csrc,nts sgenil novel which Wa peht'ie z
only last week sl1s ,els oG Lac Wild Ire Ce'A houni
q -
.t-rvri, and By mall free on receipt n price
by ,,iO " CAi,tk.ON Prbiifhrf. No7-iof.
TUEY PRAY FOR Us At HONE. "On
1 tls fc'd of battle. mother sseh 20. tu0h toler-
ton d.,,ti. lor iera and soii. SIC. iusr 's. 20
pa rotlr songs -ni gsr:st -. iteiau 80 sk soh
strns. 15c u44iird fRfDEEiCk biUNE. lus hoN-y.
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II.-LOUIE'si LAST TERM.
IrI.-PECULIAE.

Hoe. ss,unts spcnil nes novel which Wa pohhsls,
sny last week, add 'elis ob Lao "id me- ''' ''''-
81 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25

DOkRD WANTED--By q Lady N pr.yate
- fiv or whrfe there but few bosfder a'sfsnocs
- -v,.a,d ,'r.,reA. Atl-e.s 9. G. T.. ffhons Ofco.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25
Co Get.
rcal estate for Sale.

DROkDNAY PROPERTY FOR SALE.C
IL lOa SALE, the p.oP-n, guown as .Ae Cit hSE W
AggsIAff opposite ie hcsl being * feet roues
wi. buitug lO!oot alley way on the ssdes
r...issa . U~ u - by tvqh o. ~ iee- inss,
~. $50 ftrf q HOMER 1R0iN No. rirc.t NissS
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25

DOILfR for SALE--30 it. long, u IL. shell,
- n dns irons tood .. new. no~ rannil and 10 DO
~ he LIe,Liyr Eshss. lsot of bouiL 1ds. WlpsuS
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25

EOARD WANTED--in a pleasant location IN
ID .ow io.i ~ Jefssy City, fora Osneman Niir. sni
..,,eu, IA v,vsfr irny is.r sonny up tur h.t
rsouifri Heraucos exchanged Aidoas,at once, T. \" g.
Post Oiioo, bcX 10. i.tsb
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1cayS GH0 hoon5.

GENTLEMAN and VITO can procure
HgOtHu .lst l8nr .n BfooAiyn. ncsf For. Dnsnr,
fs4,n,es e4chln.el pfeo l. y PEI woa. Aiif'" boi 10
So q. Z J. %.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25
F.N TNCVICWs pOrVS.

,JEAN lNGELow' ". fVLNS. ~ ,s, r,,,.sl
TIE vr-y ,r-r.i red ~ pirf a. 81 40" So,
1sis exLal,i,d tls -t .4Igs 10" a-s A-e ss.'Ac
s~i,i1i . Low rrs4y.
=. II rr-fe IN fiis rogr'ry ht' - flfri o
rr,e been sw-lded lrr tie ' g ate.teilrH- 81 ii
20; - ud te rHh lc r.. .ff n -st ffrli. I
sst szerf cl fft rr band, Nsi Aif trf
ae~n te prnf le Hi.ir4 -l .nl s.tiDrs az
81, lie SIT or "essl N iis beat ysf Il ias .o.
k,s.cs .cnays0i. Hfowri. ?. nd As h.w orUoi,."
As ed pos psif o i@ price bY 10 FtDis' "a
IOBkETo DhJILlh.. .s.to.
Fer sale Jy SLAf. LAA4s a -lAnD4ss Itts. , trk@
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25
.LASSIC QUOTATIONS.

aid NURSE BOOK OF RHYMES, J.ag.oa
~ and D.iiie. Edied end llv,irsted b. Cn4RLas IL.
BIszErr Wal o. kngraVings. coiored sns ''e, Goth,
sIu = IS tu.rselent book ror eli Ien. Mo 300 se-
vi volumes o. CaaIcus BooGs 300 fh0or splic Albuns
~ al gL!sss and bndnp sad IDVv volumes ot
sAoiee aid sf W HE7 s and American booff TO- snis -
sassonaD. nr DIN fHOMAo 10. l%4 NesssutL, ~ I,
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illacllinern.

DULL OUT TIE PLUGS.-Ihoss having
/ Ia uss Wfsrs lArROyLD WELL rUhrS 40 eau
ons open lLs h,io' to insno ssa'p'' ,'ins lh'
L..t puups a. TAO, aid fafa asansi Ffost rolN by
J. d. WL.r ! Co.. No. li5 broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25

Who ds.,fe oosuon oss .on /. called 20 lnrsbess,
sna !uuhgr cheapest cor ts plac, before .ocssk
R@' ,s lev .o s. and 20 ssay term. APnly 90
hElDhl "a n dIa, ps....st New. lork.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25
,I,uEY PRAY FOR Us AT nONE. "a

sod By mall ffes on receipt n price,
by OiO. ". ChELEION Prbrirf. Ne7.io
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25
YOU WANI 10 KNOW

hON'T sell your MAGAZINES and BOOKS
10, waste paper when you ~. fIom 70 10 cent.
s... Tor t.r.o a. 4 HiLLLAS Boo,stofe No T. Nsassn
n E " Mofgsus sld lehardsons EAPUSE OK iAEL-
MASONRY lof .als PGicc 81 cent sscD.
nIARIES FOR 1864.
IL Daily Journals, Expense Bools Iaa!y and Oen,s
knk b0sis for sals by the fnth.hefs, .
sAAASLJ 4 nOL ~ ~, ho. ~ b~dea l~aA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25

EiNE DRESS BOOTS. 81 90; Ea'monls, .5;'
4 Dotbe.oio oofi. ~ 80. .rsne pa'rtt .e4ilrf 'i'
49, Rss1y o. a. LNsit. $500. lt' bfsa't ~
BEAD3i BEADS! DEAUSl!t
~ ASD FANCY COOra
N. z BAo.yn. ls porter. 30 no Is-.l.sl H. I.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-19
PROPOSALS FOR HAY.
DEPor CoMMIssARy's OFFICE,
22s G. STREET, WARRINGTON,

22s G. srREEr, WARRINGTON,
SEALED PROPOSALS In duplicate for rive Hun.
received At this office, until THURSDAY, the 24ih
Be endorsed, "Propossls for Hay" and none viii
be entertained unless they fully comply with all
the requirements OF this Advertisement.
their post ONCE address, and each proposal must
be accompanied by sn oath OF allegiance, and
guaranteed, signed BY not less than two responsible
parties proposing, the contract will be accepted
andentered in'o, and good and sufficient security
p Ths res 70 eess any and ali
that may be made under this advertisement 10 re-
served by the Government II In its opinion the
II proposals are made BY a firm, the name of all
the parties must appear, or the Individual who
signed the bid will be held responsible for the full.
and will be required to furnish the above specified
guaranty.
each propo.. U and p.fs. to wRon sSsra! srs
once, and to give bonds equal In amount to one.
BY the contractor and both Of his guarantors.
OF each bidder and person offered As security viii
must Be shown by the ofhcisi certificate OF the
Clerk OF the nearest District Court, or Of the
United States District Attorney.
II any bidder to whom an award may be made
refuses 70 enter into contract ssreeably with the
terms Of this advertisement, or who, after signing
the contract and bond, shall neglect or refuse to
execute the same within the time prescribed, a.
we'll In quality a. In quantity, then the Commits
sary shah have the right to supply such deficiency
by purchase In open market, charging such delin-
quent bidder or contractor with the advance paid
over the bid or contract.
Proposals from disloyAl parties will not be con.
sidered, nor will awards be made to any perssn or
persons who have he etofore failed to hilnl their
agreements or contracts with the Government.
bidders must be present at the opening OF the
bids, to respond to their names.
The Hay to be delivered either In Warrington
or Alexandria, in bales, properly secured, Tree OF
oil cost OF trAnsportstio or handling.
All Hay contracted for under this advertisement
will be figldly inspected, and such ~ does not
prove OF good understandable quality will be re-
jeeted. The Hay will be paid for In such funds A.
the Government may have IN hand TO disburse
upon the completion Of the contract, or AZ soon
thereafter a. the proper officer shall he In funds.
Delivery Of the Hay to commence within ten (lO)
days from the date Of the contract and to be COM
pleted BY the thirtieth soth) day Of January 1854
Proposals must be addressed
r. T. BRIDGES, Captain c. s.v,
dsll-l7t 32S street, Washington, D c.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-19
PROPOSALS FOR MORTAR SHELLS
ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHIN0ToN, Noyember u, 1850.

WAsHIH0ToS, November ~, 1853.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
ONCE, until o'clock r. NJ On the 2ld OF December
next, for the delivery OF hfty thousand i0-inch
mortar shells, In the following quantities at the
Al the Wstert0wn Arsenal, wstertown, Mass,
At the wstervliet Arsenal, West Troy, N. ",
g. 900.
At the New York Arsenal, Governors Island,
$4,000.
At the Allegheny Arsenal, PittsbuIg, Pa, 5000.
At the U. S. Arsenal, Washington, D C., 5000.
At the U. 8. Arsenal, st. Louis, Mo-, 5000.
These shells are to be made OF the kind OF metal,
and inspected after the rules laid down In the Ord
nance Manual. Drawings can be seen at any OF the
spected at the foundry where cast, free Of charge
Tor transportation, or handling until delivered At
the Arsenal.
Deliveries must bs made at the rate Of not less
than i've per cent per week OF the number Of pro-
ecties contracted fer the rrst delivery to be made
and any failure to deliver at specified time will
subject the contractor to forfeiture Of the num-
Der he mas fail to deliver At that time.
Separate bids must be made for each Arsenal, II
No bid will 30 considered from parties other than
regular founders or proprietors OF works, who are
known to this department to BE- capable Of excout-
ing the work contracted for In their own establish
mcnt.
Each party obtaining a contract will b. required
enter into bonds, with approved sureaes iof It's
Tho Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids, II not deemed satisfaetory, for any
Proposals will be addressed to " brisadisI Cen
eral Geo. D. Ramsay, Chief Of Ordnance, Wash.
ington, D. Co." and will be Endorsed Proposals.
| inr Mortar SheIlsU GEO. d. RAMSAY,
| nots-eOl6t Brig. Gen, Chief OF ordnance.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-19
BOUND AND ILLUS
~ TRATED books,

We have now on our tables ready for inspection
. large and varied stock Of superbly Bound and
Beautifully Illustrated Books sui abs for Presents
during the HolydAy Season. We name in part the
following
Irving's sketch Book, morocco, artists edition,
RaphAels Madonnss, moir antique,
Household Friends, mus. and cloth,
The Court Of Napoleon,
Bitter Sweet, antique morocco,
Wreath Of Beauty, magnihcently bound,
Illustrated London Edition Of Byron,
thAkspeare's Tempest, antique.
Merrie Days Of Old England.
StricklAnd's Queens Of England, 8 vols.
Lancelot Queens Of England, Q vols.
Burke's Works, . vols. London.
The Spectator, I vols. London.
D'lsraeli's Works, 7 vols. London.
Letters OF Junius, 2v,ls. London.
Poets Of the Nineteenth Century.
The Poets Gallery, antique morocco.
Half Hour with the Best Authors, tvols London.
Bryant's Poems, assorted styles.
S:ott's Lord Of the Isles, moruccO.
splend d editions OF Moore, Scott, HeInsnr Hood.
Byron, Shakespeare, Wadsworth, Burns,
Poe, Tennylon, and LoDgfellow.
MacaulAy's Essays, half calf, I vols.
We have the latest sterns and styles OF Albums,
Episcopal Prayer and ser vice Books, In every
style Of B.nding.
Catholic Prayer Books In all stylcs OF bindings.
Writing-dssks, Portfolios, Se,, In large variety.
Juveniles and Toy Picture Books, u complete as
sortment
Gold Pens, Pencils, and Cases Of the hest quality.
BLANCHARD MOHuN,
Corner Eleventh street and
deei7 Pennsylvania avenue,
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PROPOSALS FOR TIMBER FOR THE
NAVY.
BoREAU or okpsANCr,

NAVY DEPARTMENT, Nov. 10, 1850.
Scaled proposals, indursed "ProposAls for TIM
her," will be received at this bureau until o'clock
D. n, OF the goth day of December next, for fur
nishing and delivering under contract at the sew
eral nayy-yards at Portsmouth, N, H., Boston, New
York and Philadelphia, the lollowing-described
timber and plank, for Ordnance purposes;
CLAssI White Oak for Gun Carriages.
Class ii. White Pine and White Wood.
CLASS III. White Ash and Hickory.
CIAssIv. Gum Logs,
Sepsrate offers must be made for the supply at
eao,, OF the nayy-yArds named, and for the White
Oak and the Hickory, White Wood, White Ash,
and Pine; hut the offers must be for oil OF each de-
scription for each maynard.
Bidders are referred to the Ordnance Officers At
the several navy-yards and stations, and to the
Chief Of the Bureau OF Ordnance, NAVY bePArt-
ment who will furnish them with printed SEIZED.
ules, giving description OF the TIMBER" time Of
II. A. WISE,
uo9o-i awtw Chief OF Bureau, tnsNtna
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-19
NEW BOOKS.

STANDARD BOOKS FOR THE HOL
~ IDAYS.
lrving's complete works, half calf gilt, 90 vols
Prescott's Works, Is vols.
Bancroft's History Of the United States, = vols
The works Of Henry Clay, complete by Cotton.
vols.
Burr, vol.
Butler In New Orleans, I vol.
Cooper's Works, complete, 81 vols.
Wnverly Novels, Abbottsford Editions, IL vols,
half Turkey antique.
Works Of Thomas Hood, . vols., hslfcalf antique.
Cooper's Leather Stocking Tales, 5 vols, hall
calf, gilt.
lrving's Life Of Washington, s vols, illustrated.
Hsllem's Works, 10 vols, half calf.
Tennyson's Works, half calf, gilt, extra.
Moore's Rebellion Record, 8 vols, half calf, halt
morocco, full law library, &c.
Elliott's Debates, 8 vols, law library.
Dickens Works, complete, in I vols.
Shakespeare, In I, 3 and vols, different styles OF
binding.
AppIetons New Cyclopedia.
For sale by HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and Stationer,
deis-4t 334 Pennsylvania avenue.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-19
focal NEWS.

FoRp's NEW THlATRE.-Mr. John ~ OesSs
This artist, who commences an enRaeement on
Monday night, is associated with some Of the
rfftuiest ttiumphs Of American comedy, and claims
-hegeneral ~miratlon 40 one Of the very few truly
great comedians now left US for the Interpretation
of humor He divided with Burke and Burton,
during the Lifetime IF those gifted artists the an.
plsuse OF the critical, and equally competed with
them for the honors Of the popular esteem. II
The death Of Burke and Burton has len Mr.
: Owens At the very head Of our comic stage. Nor,
in nsying this, would We dstract from the honor.
abll.carncd fame OF Warren, jefferson, or Clarke,
Each OF these Aforementioned comedians are
thorough artists In their line, and may even
challenge, In some respects, the rivalry of
MT 0wens's fame; but their genius sppesrs
to us to be less extensive In its range and
less versatile in It's powers than that of
owens, who, while combining In his person ations
The exquisite grace Of jefferson, tho intelleetus
ri'acity OF Warren, and the strong unctious humor
OF Clarke, surpasses his brilliant compositions in
warmth Of mirth, in exuberance Of fancy, and in
susceptibility TO that quiet emotion which lies
near the fount Of humor and IL but thinly divided
from the spring Of pathos. '...
Mr.. Owens 10 great and deserved favorite with
our play-goers, whose cordial welcome he will be
sure to command, both on the ground Of his popu-
iarity and Of the opportune period Of his engage
ment. His professional appearance here may not
inapty, therefore, be styled carnival Of mirth in
which all classes will be pretty certain to particle
pate.
The support which II 10 announced he will re.
ctivc, is more than usually promising. and will
enlist An addition to the excellent conpAny resu.
lSily attached to this theatre, the brilliant talent
Of Miss Alice Gray, fiom Holiday street theatre
Baltimore.
Tie entertainment In which Mr.. Owens figures
on Monday will be the one hundredth performance
thus far given In this magnificent new theatre Of
Mr.. Ford, and special effort will be made to render
the occasion theatrical gala Of extraordinary IN.
terest. Some special and pleasing commemorative
features will, we understand, be presented Incl
dcn,aliy On the entertainment.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-19
NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS ~

NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKSl
The Old Helmet. BY the author of" Wide Wide
World" 2vols., % so.
Husks. By Marion Hsrland, o. so.
Edith's Ministry. By Harriet 0. MoKeever, o. 90.
Heavenly Home By Rev. H. Hsrbsush, D. D.,
q 50.
Household Friend Tor every season, iilurtra ted.
The above books sent by mail free, on receipt OF
publisher prices.
Just published and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller aud statioHer,
del6-S 19l Penn. avenue.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-19
mo THE YOTERS OF WASHING.

W VIZ "
TON.-The Assessors Of the different wards
will meet at the following places, IRON 10 O'Clock
a. IN. to } O'Clock p m, from the itth to the aist
December, inclusive, to correct d register the
FIRST Ward-JOhn A. Rheem, No. ia PennsylvA.
mis- avenue, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets.
Second Wsrd-James W. spsliing, No. al Elev.
enth street, corner OF street
Third WArd-henry b Curtis, Eighth and L
streets, Rsnkin's Oyster saloon.
Fourth WMd--ThomaS W. Burch, Fifth street,
between q and H streets.
Fifth Ward-B +. Dyer, No. ST. New Jersey ave-
nue., Ten Buildings.
sixth Ward-Chas, Z. Nelson, ss3 @ street south,
between sixth and seventh streets east.
seventh WArd-Peter Hepburn, No IS street
south, between Eighth and rinth streets.
del5-dt3lst
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-19
nREsENTs FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

nRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Ladies aud gentlem eus' Gold Watches, Chat
sIsnes, Chains, Seals, and Keys for HOLIDAY
PRESENTS, at GAIT BROS,
Jewellers, a6I Pennsy lvania avenue.
All the later styles of Diamond and other Jewell
~ IN full acts, ard single pieces for HOLIDAY
PRESENTS, at GAIT BROS,
jewellers, asa Pennsylvania avenue.
Solid silver Tea sets, Waters, Pitchers, GOblets,
Cups, Forks, Spoons, and every description oil
GAIT n BROS,
Jewellers, s5t Pennsylvania avenue:
Fine Plated Ware of every description for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS, at
GAIT Il BROS,
Jewellers, s5t PennHyl v Anla avenue.
Fancy Whiting Desks, Dressing Cases, Work
Boxes, Oior SANDS, Vases, Opera Glasses, Card
Receivers, Fansj Steel, She l. Ivory, and Gilt
Combs; Gold, silver, Pearl, and Ivory Card Cases
and Generrl assortment OF other rich Paris Fancy
Goods Tor HOLIDAY PRESENTS, at
GAIT 4 BROS,
decis-6tii a5t Pennsylvania avenue.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-19
PROPOSALS. FOR FRESH BEEF.
deis-iSt

WARRINGTON NRsLNNI,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Dec. l6, 1853.
Sealed proposals will be received at Washington
Arsenal ID. e., until 70 o'clock Saturday, 1oth De-
esmber 1881 for furnishing Fresh Beef the troops
for twelve months.
Bids In duplicates to be addressed, Proposals
for Fresh Beef" to ISAAC ARNOLD, JR.,
dei8-tf First Lieut.. Ordnance, and A.A.C.S.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-19
DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY
DEPOT ouARTERMAsrER's OFFICE
- No. 2s2 srnErr,

DEPOT QuAnTEnMAsTkRs OrYicK,)
NO: an q srsEsT,
Sealed Proposs!s y!ll % received y ths ONE. o,
GApI !AMEs N. MooRE, ASSISTANT QUAR-.
.,rsst, q ,his city until he DAY q
10 ;TATfosERY for this Depot, s:psi annexed
All articles must be Of very best quality, samples
OF Enisn !oi paper, one quirei q envelopes one
Bidder nSss vim II. blu.
one sample Of the article bid for and but price
i ,Sr sacn ARTICLE wheh must Be distinctly marked
The contract vii be awarded to the lowest and
pest bidder and bond and security will DO required
for y. faithful performance.
O. nrm making II, and must specify but one price
for each article. Should any articles BE- required
which are net enumerated 10 the following SEIZED.
prices.
a, me Depot 9uarternAstr reserves TO himself
.ss ever. y .,ss:
the hrst sig month. subsequent to the date Of the
contract, s9d ne VIII 10 All cases decide whether
and re:scvs. the power 70 annui the contract upon
any iaiure ,, 70 eompiy ynnin reaaonAois ume.
By the person or persons contracting; and in case
to :p n: sI :, hs and
sa i IN sass son a Do '0'' inc forfeiture 'p'e''
nopoeAn must pe auuleheu 10 CepAin JAMES
f. MOORE, Assistant Qusrterma.ter, Washing.
ton, D. e, and should be plainly marksd" opo'at'
SCHEDULE 9F ARTICLES
70 keams Manila wrapping Paper, AxsS In
"a Realms Bun Envelope Paper, aa1sa inches, 20
H.R..n' white Folio Post Paper, ruled, per
20 ReAms White Foolscsp Paper, ruled, not less
than ID pounds per resm, per ream.
10 Rear. White Legal Cap Paper, ruled, not
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-19

The RUSSIAN FLEET.-The Russian feet,
now lying below the city, will leave on Monday
next, and the last opportunity to visit It will BE-
afforded the public sunday afternoon by Captain
stackpo!e, who will make an excursion with the
steamer Mary Rspley, leaving the foot of seventh
strte ct At O'Clock p. NJ.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-19

WoRp OF ADvICD.-Those who have been
doetoriug for weeks aud months without obtaining
relief should eousalt DR.. Ftshblatt, whose once u
Of No. al street, Of Eighth street, and Be-
radically cured. twenty-five year, experisnss has
established Dr. Ftshblatts reputation 90 Q physi-
elan. Recent Gases cured In . few days. ChAfres
moderate. DR.. FIsHBLAfT,
10. &2l 4 street, corner OF Eighth,
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