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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-08
FROM CALIFORNIA,

sAs FRAScIsoo. Jan s-The st~syn,hip q,
Louis arrived TO day from Panama The chin
CLEANER has clear for Boston. carrying "a Go
hiots, sS,ttp SACKS OF copper ore. oso haIs- OF
wood, and % piptr OF California wine
fr rslceni IIncolnr proclamation 10 lib,.r~Ls
he slaNrs, although fully expected. produces
"etp and moet profound sensation The
ii.iius of th- measure have fired 100 sun. IN
The sLm of s5l,cJo has bcen paid on asoouu.
2; the interest eEe CD he Sacramento .rIty
.'h6t, III" iund - nov exhausted, les wing
fSsftC Unpaid. The interest on ali the cxhrr
te!ifoInia tecnrities has bcen paid an gold
he l-egIsiaiure oresniSPd to-day. A resolu-
;ich III me SeIRtf, eBdoreibg the Pre- idant-.
rinSihma'inn, slieited discussion. which Mln
sri come days. Thr majority favor ius pss-ss,.
he candidates for Cnited Stairs senator ara
FaTs Corr"ss and Phelps SareeanG
San fEAhCIsCo, Jan. The message OF the
Governor OF California essimntss th.a flozttnS
dt ~ OF the Stale at si5O,tGN. He argues uyains,
ihc Laiional taxation OF the mines lie believe
here ~ noEystrTn devisable which weuld ,,ors
equal. IL would b. q mrre TAX on labor, dis
ccurasins development and diminishing their
produce, thus iniuripg the " hole cosnusunt1y
Tho true policy is 10 let well enough alone.
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TEd.EGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
IMPORTANT FROM ytCkSpYRG.

ihPORTANf FROM NICkSRDRG.
The Rebels SIXTY Thou.snd Strong GEN
Intrepckments Six Miles in F.trpt-
Sherman tttneked- by OvrrwheIm,ne
Iorce>-He il Forced to Fall Back
Holmes Army Reinforcing the Fpemy-
Nethins Heard from Orr Yerre. B.low
the tity-Onr Gunboat. Not Engaged in
the fighi-The Reported Reinforcement
by Grant Denied.
tAIRo, Illinois, Ian. We have one dsy's
later intelligence from Vicksburg, which f.
highly interesting and exciting
The retels hare conccntra:rd all .heir force.
from Jackson and Grenada, and along ih, line
Of read, amounting 70 siIty-fye thousand men
III Eicksburs.
This overwhelming force attacked Sherman
on Monday, and compelled him 10 fall back io
his frst line OF defense
1he rebel intrenchmentS and fortifications
"Itend back from thA city Elk nIie. Siierman,s
force Lad fought TO within two miles OF The CITY
when he was attacked b. the superior forces Of
rebels. The fighting on Sunday is represented
a. desperate in the extreme. The batteries and
lortincaEons wrre taken and relaken. Whole
regiment. and even brigadrr fought hand IN
hand over guns, and for the possession OF The
The Alb Iowa Regiment los. SIX hundred
Men In kliled, wounded and missing
fen Horey. with 500 men, Was sent out 10
been heard from. Fears are entertained for his
safety. Nothing yet he. been heard from, H.
Federal forces brow, nor can ve learn thst our
suhboaia nave taken any part in the action.
1t is repoTted iLat Rebel steamers are cross
ing from tie Louis lana shore 20 Vicksburg sun
R, ,bels.
The last accounts stated thai the Retal Cen
Holmes ~ah marching in the direction OF Eicks-
burg and 4; As moi Improbable ne has arrived
there.
n
There was some fighting Tuesday morning,
alter Sherman had lalrn back, but IL Is thousLt
he can maintain his position.
Inc report tnat sherman was reinforced by
Grant is incorrect.
Ii il reported thai Gen. German ia eyacustino
Helena, Ark, with the intention OF occupying
Napoleon. -
Sherman's los. il estimated a: from IOeo 70
5.ctG.
Trains are running on the Memphis Railroad
10 Lagrange.
Gen. jos. j.. Johnston commando the Rpfal
fsrces at fieksbUrg.
NEW YORK. JAN "A specfal telegram, IN
the Tribune, dated Helenas IAN = via Cairo
Ian. - says: The battle is still raging AZ Eick.
burg with no decisive results. Our forces took
the msln battery and rife pits Of the enemy on
Monday, but were afterwards repulsed and
lost their ground. Five cannon were taken
spiked and again lost
Gen. Morgan ana Col. y b. wyman were
killed, and Col. Morgan T.. Smith and Can't.
GwlnT were wounded, but not mortaiIy. Both
armies rested on Monday night, after the hard
fight OF The day.
Pric" ana Van born command the reoels
II vas rurpored thar Gen. Sherman was t.-
ing largely reinforced by the arrival OF Cicu
Grants cavalry.
The gunboats arr nor doing mach
Our army is we'll posted and projected in
me Hank and rear, and Will not yield the con-
test nntl Nicks burg i. in their possession.
Our loss i'll Killed and wounded, SO far, is es-
IinateC al ;i,u1h.
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THE EXPEDITION INTO EAST TEN
NESSEE.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 7.--Gen Carter's Hxpedi-
tion reached Manchester. Kentucky, yesterday,
on their return from East Tennessee. They
left London, Kentucky. on the 2lst ultino and
comprised q thousand cavalrymen. The re-
suits of the expedition are the destruction Of
Two important bridges; five hundred and fifty
retels Were killed and wounded, and taken
prisoners; seven hundred stand OF arms, q
large amount of flour, salt, and other rebel
stores were captarrl: also, locomotive and
two cars were destroyed.
A brisk skirmish took place Al Wautauga
bridge, and another at Jones vile. This raid
was one OF the most hazardous OF the war. and
attended with great hardships and privation,.
W lost only top men.
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
II ebel eports Of the Murfreesboro Battle
No indications that Lee Reinforced

HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY OF THR Pc.
ToAAC, Jan. News from the rebel side rela-
tive 10 the fight al Murfreesboro Is 10 the effect
that they have taken four thousand prisoners
and twenty-six guns.
JEFF. Davis has returned 10. Richmond, where
he delivered bitter and violent speech against
the Federal Gov Nernment and itS cffi,c de-
nouncing ii as guilty. OF the most enormous
crimes.
Although the rebel force on our front has
been greatly reduced, and the army of Port
Royal entirely withdra wn from the river, IL is
not beliyed that any have been sent TO reinforce
Bragg from this point, but that they have
merely fallen back upon the lire or railroad for
greater facility in proc uring supplies.
The atmosphere is much colder uO-dav, indi-
eating The approach Of cold weather.
No movement Of Importance has taken place
Ior several DAYS.
All is quiet Tonight ...
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FROM GEN. RosECRANS. ARMY.

The Rrtrrating Rebels Greatly Demoral-
iZed-R cor Guard Attacked BY Gen. STAN
Iey-Their Loss i'm Officers Heavy--Braxg
il Going 10 Chattanooga.
CINCINNATI, Jan. "A special telegram 20
the Commercial, dated Murfreesboro, January
G, gives additional confirmation of the demor-
aiization OF the rebel army. Breckinridge's di-
vision was terribly punished on Friday. Breok.
inridge was wounded in the ear. His sdiutant
general was killed.
Wounded rebel officers estimate their loss a.
twelve thousand 10 fifteen thousand. There
was great slaughter OF leading officers. Colonel
NJ ullgan, OF Tennessee, was mortally wounded
and is in hospital here. The body of General
Hanson was sent south to-day.
General Rains's body has been sent TO Nash
Vile. The enemy's rear gnard was encount-
cred al 10 o'clock on Sunday night by Stanley's
cavalry, reireating, and attacked, with a loss
Of thirty.
A negro from Bragg's headquarters, who
lef, the rebel army within five miles OF Man
chester, says that nc heard Bragg woutd 60 10
Chattanooga.
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Missouri Irgislature-United state. s.nu-
ter elected.

JEFfERsoE CITY, Jan. "a resolution Wa
Cnered IN the House yesterday, - lneno-Ialiss
toEgresS % nTss an act Ell Keluding the sla We. of
loyal masters from the military Lines in this
State. Referred 70 the Committee on Federal
Relations.
Tic two Houses then COZ vened In ioint &C..
sion 70 elect two Z. -. Senators
John IL. Henderson was elected on Tho nr-t
ballet, by .. MAJORITY over Robcrt Wilson, for
ne term ending on the fth OF March
u. Gratx Brown, John - Phelps, Sanuel l.
Glover and Samuel N. Brec kinridge were D. N
terminated for The four years term. The hrst
ballo; stood as follows: Brown 81, Phelt,s 81
Glover %, Brerkirridse ~, Nocll 5.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Rescne of the Boat Crew Of the steam,
Rhode Island-Nothiug Heard OF the Il,
. mainder Of the Monitors Crew.

ntstuF oI bOat rev Oh the Stedhcf
u Rbode lsland-Nothiug Heard OF the Re-
. mainder Of the Monitors Crew.
FoHTREss MoE ROE. Jan. s.-The L. -. frigatA
Minn, sofa arrived here lasteSening al o clock.
The wreckins vessel Relief, Capt Rockwell
arriyed here this morning, and the captain re-
ports that The boas sent out by the steamer
Rhode Island 10 rescue the crew Of he Monitor
was picked up on the Sd inst.. on Hat;erSs
Shoals by coasting schooner, bound 70 Fer
naDdina, Florida.
The schS of,fr got aground while piI king I'D
the boat, and the officer aud seven men belong
ing to the Rhode island were subsequently
taken from the schooner ny a government tug
boat, and carried into Hatteras Inlet-aIl safe
NOthisg has been heard from me rest Of the
Moni'or's crew, aud thry may doubtless be CON-
sid, r,d 9 lost F-e
Capt. Rockwell reports that the IRON clad
steanPr Mnniaub passed Hatterae Shoals cu
the morning OF the 81, going south. Weather
fiue and calm. with some sea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-08

THEoRy vs. PHACTIOE.-1hers is a.yism
IN New York for color,'d cbildrssn. It mas {,
inmats. An appeal madr last ysar 20 the prin-
cipsl CHURCHES for the bens Iit of these hule
bl ought one turkey and a ham. Rallssr slisa
preached
81 The magistrates Of ANbridge, EaglsDo
have revived "a. use OF N" stocks in IN AZ town
An incorrieiot fellow "a, in the TO n fos Elk
ho urs recently, under peppering storm. for
dTuhkenn"sf aud abusing the police. H,s wife
aird npoE him during hir in arceratio ., And
held an unhfe'la over her unfortunate spouse.
~The City Council II Brooklyn giyes a
GO erPd man sl1 cents farnaree feF hning Dnt, -
q eiiy ear bff aSe,. he hsa uc, Vhane~, The con-
altt1T refusing 10 eAabge a bill.
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DROPOsALs FOR GRADING SOUTH CApI-
j JOL STREET, PROM N STREET SOUTH TO
soE III SIDE OF 8 STREET SOUTH.

MlIoR's OFFICE, Janusry I, 1863.
PRsPosALs will be receive at the Mayor Office
until IL o'clock the Iith day Of January, 1853,
for executing the following act:
AK ACI for grading South Capitol street, from to
street south.
BE G enacted bD !he BoGrd II Adernt.-l and Board
q Common Coanttt Of fhe tiy of Rashlsgtor, That
the sum OF sixteen hundred dollars = 600 )
Ispch thereof IS may be necessary be and she same
s hereby spgropr ated payable eut Of the funds Of
the Fifth and Sevsnth Wards, FOR the purpose of
grading eouth Capitol street to The proper grade
and TO the proper width between the curb lixes,
from south side OF street Houth 10 the south side
of street south.
Sec. 2. And be ,f enacted. The said grading TO be
sv en- 70 The lowest responsible bidder bidders,
he or them giving security to the amount Of thirty
tTo hundred g, 4ol dollars for the faithful com
plsnee OF his or her contract; provided he they
shall grade one half the entire length OF said South
Capitol street, from street south TO south eide OF
street south. on Or before the hrst day of June
next, 30 "a TO mate good road from street south
10 the south side Of street south, and that the
whole work shall be completed within one year
from the date of said contract.
Fec 3. And be II enacted, That said work to be ad
vertised for proposals for ten days and in no
shall the work Cost over sixteen hundred dollars;
provided that 80 part of said appropriation ishAn
be paid until said work is completed to fhe ssiisfsc
tion of the Mayor.
Bidders are required to state tho total amount
for executing and complying with the requirements
of the above act.
~ l-dtH RICHARD wALLACH Mayor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-08
g NEW AND CHOICE STOCK. 4

42f NE" AND CHOICE s100K. 18f
PAPERHANGIE8s.
Embracing Geld and Velvet, Gold Stamped Ne
dium and Low priced PAPERS, appropriate either
FOR the richly adorned oi most humble residence
WINDOW SHADES.
hsaatiful selection Gold Band, Imitation Gold
and Common Sha hadss. Buff, Green and Blue Uol-
land, ey the yard or made into shades.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
WdyTantsi to be Gflded tcita GUld Leaf,
IRA handsomest assortment in the District, from
The best manufactory in the country. Also, beau
hful variety of dark Wood and small sized Oval
and Carte de Visite Frsmes of foreign and denaes-
tie manufacture
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs,
Different si1es and colors, Picture Rings, Nsils, 30
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
Copies of eelebr stsd Pictures Painting stStuary
&c
The attention of those renovsting Is called to
the above goods, which were purchased for, and on
account OF the times, will be sold at the lowest
unerstive prices exclusively for
DASH
for goods and labor, when purch ased and executed
~ Orders for PAPERH ANGLING or WINDOW
6HADES punctuAlly executed in city or country.
No. 4s6 Seventh ST., eight doors above
de l5-lm" Odd Fellows Hall.
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Nse.p chuSetts Legislature.

PceroE, Jan. 6-Tbe mPrnbers OF the lSgis.
Iatuie to-day nominated Jonafhea T.. Field. ol
II, TX, hire, tor president OF lhe S"BaSe, anu =
n clifford, clerk. A. II. Euiiock wiii Ue
sTeakrr OF the House, ano w ;, Roo,b=on
gltlk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-08
nELAwABT STATE LOTTERY.
3 BRIL LIAM SCEEHE!
3Is PRIZES OF 67Oo

SAFlTAb. ...-...............eS Z SO 600
Second Capital PriIo ---.1 900 Dollars
Lowest krse Nun Der Prize. \ 90 Dollars
DEI 4RARE STATE LOTTERY
Anthsr'aed by An Act for the RnceuraseIneas sf
Internal Improvements IN the
stat Of naawsrsn ~
John 4 NORRIS 4 CO Managers
CL AIS -, ~ hs drawn in Wilmington Delaware
sn.sAfURDAY, January sIst lsEs
Sch EME
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CANTEEBUR HALLi
LOUISIANA AVENUE, KEAx EIXrg SrRGry.
UEBOCNDED ESTHUSIksn
The most
MAGNIFICENT PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
In the city
GREAT MI SIC HALL OF THE WORLD!
HnNnLY EXElING Is-

MONDAY EVENING, Jan 5.
THE GREAT CANTERBURY. a. pronounced
most complete plsce of amusement in the Cspstsl
City the house itseif being the most comforts bic
aperioT pprdr gm Es s5e ,Se S
eftablishment being frstclss!. The Artistes are
the following list Of names will testify:
c q / =
HARIE,
TIE Young and Fascinating Danseuscs from Is1rs
spsrfstt furore by thsfr a1 ps rslielsd
beauty and talent.
HIss AGNES SUTHERLAND.
MISS KATE pENNOYER.
The Great Danseu.e, whose graee and lesnty we're
the hishe,t eneomiums from all bsholders.
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR,
The Charming MeiOdist
Pirst week Of the
GJPS SY'S LAYi
(CaIored.p
First week Of trsnslat ion from V. Huso's great
,Dc p"TeI emitted
Called by the tbeatsrs "PArriSs, :;
FIRST week of the beautiful Ballet,
LA BAY YADERE:
In which
THE COURT BEAUTY
win appear. Observe the names:
Miss Jensy Allen, Miss Lilly Brandon,
Miss Clara Berger, Miss Tilly Forbes,
Miss Kate Harrison, Miss A. Harrison.
THE BEAUTIFUL BALLET TRoUPK.
GEO. X. EDESON,
The Great Comedian, PantOmmest, and Focslist
Ii. W. EGAN.
The Negro Momus.
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
The wonderful JGGgler and Panto aiInist
BILLY EMERSON the Comicsl,
J. sYLEAS CLARKE, the Reliable
HARRY TALBOT, the Wonderful,
TIE GREAT CORPS D'ETHIOPE
The evening entertainment Will conclude with the
Hibernisn Eytrsvassnzx eut; tied
PADDY MuKPHY'S MAGIC SHIRT.
Paddy Hurphy................. George h. Eaeson
ApkIssIok-Bsleony and Psreuette IS cents 70
Orchestra Arm Chairs, 81 cents; to Private Boxes
holding six persons. IS -'
Doors open at So o clock performance At ~.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-A Grand Matinee will be
given next Satu rdsy Afternoon, for the aceommo
dation Of Ladies' and Children, when the Grest
Canterbury Compsr viii appear.
Admittance-Ladies. 20 cts. Children, 10 cts.
Doors open 81 O'Clock. jas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-08

~ sCHNEIDERS
u. IMPROVED PATENT
WATER CLOSET Or CLOSE STOOLS,
For use in
Hespitas Hossls asd P,iVats FrD,i@sIs.
These Stook made wholly of metal, per-
teoly free from smell cannot get out of order And,
being portable are the most conysnsnt articles in
ase. They have been adopted in al the u 8. hos
pitsis &c. They may be had in any quantity ef the
Patentse No. Ell Pa avenue, MP stairs, Washing
ton, D. O. ~ II 6DH
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MISS ELIDA b. ASBE
IVI WIZ sivea
GRAND UNION CONCERT,
For IRE benefit ofthe
"koLDiRts' FREE LIBRARY

M Hup hob
GRAND UNION CONCERT,
"foLDigts' FRER LIBRARY
AT
WILLARDs' HALL,
THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY ssu.
Anniver.sc- OF the Bsttls of New Orleans"
On which occasion VIII ts introduced Root.
"Hn:si lean FI.s.' wstaarst El,-ssiis Tass,:
a.. kcot's ss1 Battle or{ Of Fresd9u;n MOT I.
Or. 8. lands, Of Phi sdei phia, hs. ,oian.esred
rorn. 70 T.eils T,.hEston Ode to fr'sdomAad Our
The riane used on the occasion Is from ii. Na.ic
TTie h.li VIII BE- h.nds nely dssors.ed;
Tisss,. s. G,nt-i 70 be had st wiisras, National
ane sssphefd RilsJs Book Store sS1sr.S sIr' =
and At tie door on the evening Of the saasert.
Nusies! Director. G. n PaE,s.
Pisnist, J. I. scHsAt. 1t
WASHINGTON THEATRE.
CORNER ELEvANTH AND G srREHTs.
hiss.ss AAs9zz o.
Frias hAa.asE,..... FaED. q, Gs1oss
THURSDAY. January sIh.
po-er eItia a6s.fAs, H;tff
Fltsi Night OF the GOLDEN FARNER
Dir fS' hARRf i RI 5'hVt Hxwk. ii .'hs Actor
sR. y. IL. BRINK AND MRS. q. MAHpER.
To commence with ths Drama Of the
GOLDEN FARMER.
TT 49, I CRiME'
Jenny TwitcLer his frst
'ppeaF'nceN ...'..........-......'S Harry Hawk
PalCxs OF ArEfssioS. Balcony Chairs - cents;
Orchestra Seats, IS cents PareUette 90 cents Fam
iiy Circle, Is cents, Private Boxes, s5.
Doors open ~ 7fs to com Drleuce at 3 oielocb.
GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVkN UE, near WnIsrd's Hotel
LkoASho VEB----> miNA6BH
THIS StTHURSDAYl EVENING.
Fourth sppea OF the great yersatile Actress
MISS MARY PROVOST.
Who viii appear tonight In two selected comic
shsrsctsrs ported By the entire comic strength
Of the Com pauy-i in honor or
GENERA ANDREW JACKSON,
Am TUR GIuEIoCS V:CrnRv o. NEw ORIKsSs
Mary Provost SIS FRAkcTSE, in
W0MAN'S CUNNING!
Ana - ANDY BLAKE, in the IRISH DIAMOND (,
Rates ot Adn,iSsio1 Private Boxes Sc: Dress
Circle 50 cents; Orchestra Chairs, - eents EaGly
Circle 2S cents: Colored GALLERY. Is cents Col0red
Parter!e. 81 eents
Doors open - quarter before o clock perform
sness commence 1T half past clock.
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The Steamship Cal.doni.

RceToE, Jan. 6.-The steamship UsIooonsz
has broken in two. Three hundred ton- of her
cargo Will be saved from her ia = daI.. ag,-i
condition.
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Death Of L.-Go,erner wi.n.,,

IEAINGTos, Ky. Han. 5.-Ex-dfov Mo-.
hisner. colonel CT the Twenty -,rrensh N,eai-
gan infantry, died here to-day. lie wa for-
merly Governor Of Michigan.
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A b MY sUPP L I Z q q.

OyrJcs or TEE CHIzF QJLRTERMAsFll,
Aysay af .is Pctors4e, )
HAsEiEGRoE, September %. 1e62.
PloPasALs Are invited for furnishing for ths asa
II she army OF ths Potomac the foiloUinS articles:
on tons best quality Timothy Hay, securely
bsled the weight ofsash balls 70 Be marked
thereon.
ipoo 200 bushels Of Oats, Of the best quality, In
strong sacks vetl sewed
1900 cords Oak and Hickory Wood, well seasoned
and Of the best quality.
Bach old must be accom- panied by the endorse
ent OF two responsible persous that the eontt
awarded viii be fulfilled.
Bids viii be opened from time to time - the A.
eelee may be needed, and contracts wiE be awarded
Dor the Quantities needed TO the lowest rssponsihIs
bidder up TO the tinns Of opening.
aey bid
Proposals should be endorsed "PYop posAls for Hay
or OAts, or Wood ~ the eass nay Be and enclosed
In separate envelopes, RUFUS INGALLS,,
Meut. Col. and A. d. o..
- TlN Chief Querternsatsf,
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s.-T.-18SO.-K

.-19So.-x.
s.-F.-1s60.-X.-D DRAKE,S PLANrA.
TION BITTERS
O1 this celebrated brand appears 70 Be In every
ones mouth, rs well as on every ones table.
They are splendid article and can be relied
npon to strengthen and invigorste exhausted
nature. sep 25-eo6m
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPOsALs ToR BHgF CATTLE

esLIsp Pioros Ale are invited uutil The 18th i. y
department ,Gts; head OF Beef Oatflo.
fhs Cettie 70 be delivered At Hsrhingto y. c.,
sad sssh animal To average 81 pounds sross, and
70 cattle admitted that weighs ie-s than no
pounds ereas
The first delivery 70 bt made about snusry 2,tb ,
lsS, soon thereaftar 8ovsrnnart may Iii
rest. lou head OF cattle per DAY will be required 20
Be delivered under this contract.
4 bond wish good and suB eisat s~sttrity vii ke
Proposals from sonrsstors who have prsriou.y
iailed 70 comply with their bios from d;sloTal par
ssis where the bidder 10 not resent 20 re-psnd
20 hfs bid will not be eonsidsred.
The names Of Grms should be stated in fall, viii
he precise Addrss Of saeh member Of the Arm.
Payment to be made in certificates OF indebted
e>ss Ar such other funds a. Government may have
for disbursement.
directed TO COL. A. BHCkWtTB, l. D. G. and G.
=. q. q. A., Washington, d. c., and ssAeFssd
''Prsp posals for Beef Cattle"
Form aC Geardase.
We, ,ofthe county OF =. and State Of. DO
hereby guarantee that = Il abLs to fulhi the con
t-ses IN accordance with tie terms Of his peorosi
teb, and that, should his proposition be accepted
he will at once enter into cont set in accordance
Herewith.
shonld the contract be awarded hin, We AZ Pre-
ssrsd 70 become bis securitss.
{fAis guarantee must be appended 70 cash bid }
The responsibility Of the guarAntorS nast ee
aearest District Csurt Of the United State, Dis
trict Attorney.
Bids .rAi;a do ust ssnyly sr.la tAe eboe. s-iu k
ylIeeted. 10
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RAA FkANKLIN 4 CO.. $Aa

9@ OPTICiANS, @
244 PErNsYLvAsIA AvFsuI,
tnorth side. } between 18th ana 18th fts.
SIS Pa ocssxs xndey tAs Na,tondI Ho<l
Offer tn the public for the
APPROACHING HOLIDAYS,
their une assortment of
GOLD SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES.
With Brszilisn Pebble Psriscopic Glasses.
MILITARY FIELD GLASSES.
PHOTOGRAPH O ALBUMS,
=, .,th.,o~es. nr;,ss H' -" dap
w PERSONS IN BLACK
w I'LL Pin sur stock tf Mourning 600 ample
and complete in ali de paI tmeDts.
One prize only ma krd IN plain figures.
An in- p-etiop of 'Ock ipourr no Obligation 10
pu cia ae-
Cur Northern ard eastern sorraspona.nSs send
y. y. " n nnIia, daily PERRY * BRO.
ta % itt Penn. avenue and IT, sto ogt.
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H,Sls prizes amounting tU.-...,.,.& 525 ttl3
Tickets 6 10: Hslves So Quarters se.; E;shtis Slx
pf~AH orders for Tickets in III. above Lottery
shttuld be addressed Ia JOHN A H0RRIS & co,
" IMlnytOl. Delaware. g hnr