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" Rebeeca Wells. aged Ie3 years, died on
saturday in New York city. She distinctly re-
ncmhrred Revolutionary scenes, and had
never Lea cut Of that city bat once in her life
and then for a short time only.
- shocking suicide was recently COM
Initted In Hartford. man placed himself on
Ine Ia1Iroad track and waited for the engine.
~ passed over him, cut his head Ealf of, and
bespattered its wheels with his few brains.
- The Chicago Times reckons 200 miles OF
hogs nave been received in that city thu. far
reckoning the number at i,eo6, 10 and each hog
SIX teet long. Ten Ststes couid Iisten NJ once
10 the unces.icg grunts Of such procession
~ Wanted, says The Providence Journal, a
1Gcs OF such rams As the Queen OF the West
They would soon butt everything on the Mis-
sissippi river TO pieces.
- Robert Bunch, British Consul Mrs. and
The little Bunches have all sailed from CHARLES
ton, ) Z for England in the British steamer
Cadmus.
~Tbe political campaign in New Hamp.
shire IL being carried on with lively Interest.
and = great victory Of conser vatism over r:,di-
calism Is predicted.
~Physicans Of Chicago have discovered
direct traces Of poison In diseases which have
resulted from the imp urs water that Is furnish.
I'd for the use OF that city
81 All tho New Orleans Letters complaIa
that ire Emancipation proclamation does no.
crvatrs Is IL the N. Y. Tribnns Office
- The London Athel1um iutimatas that tina
gTr.tss. injury ever dons 10 tia eau - Of negro
emancipation was the publication Of "Upcle
Toms Csian."
HSiave dealers, says tina Chicago Tribune
are purchasing negroes - che ,p rates in MI..
souTi ED smuggling them down the Mssis-
sIrpi River.
E|Tbe Philadelphia Pre-s is Disguised with
the Councils Of that city, and fears thsy ara
becoming AZ degraded - ina idermeH Of New
YORK
H. FIf-san Venetian palaces have bee,
charged into barracks by the Austrian Govern.
nrEt
Il Hon s.HsTTsrd Clemens has agreed To
T''c' $50 IT. !-t'pi1 Of West Virginia in op,o
siiicE &c SIS proposed rev state
- = bill h:is been introduced into thu Nav
c.E Legislature 10 allow soldiers Iu th, fI,ld
from that Stale 10 Nos by proxy.
81 Three hccs=nd three hundres and str,v
n'ne 'n'irTsnt> have arrived 1T New York siu CO
Jar ESQ.
- iii- Cleveland o.. Leader surresss ,ha
rsE:o :; fcn JOIN 4. Bingham as the Union
Candidate fcr CiUrrrr0r Of that Stata.
~ Hrxi'an PAPER, speaking Of the COP
I.is So .-ui,t'.si or his country calls then,
1.E.iicr.''ns i-iis i:,m-rers1
b. respsc;a5;- private f-mii, in Lowell
10 TIC .0ttGn contents Of their ns.tresses last
S~-.i - -lJG.
- iarlrs r. Beaile, one OF the tax COM
y .--i' r-rs ~ Prince Georges county Md
..IrG iGSr week.
- fITs..s Ia ~ appeared between Sci, And
= Il B! ia, - :w0 ETI''-5, s",io.ts are cruis-
arg IN s@erCh OF then.
- nnsn IL: Ne- York tirrC M DYING slow,
y ~ ccn,a:i.Etion rPcFE;!v committed -nicIy-
u III TX :rGur n :h;TI story Window
g. : oyrr-cT c.: las G. c!ar.-n Li- intyr,io,
- a. al ir I,;iio IL March
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n Y A L d SOL HRS

SCRCgoN GENERALS CPYrcs,
Washtnston, January 81, 1853
1t being reported that various parties have OBJ
tsinsi money from invalid soldiers under the pre-
tence Of assisting them to their dschar 20 from the
service, notice is hereby given that certificates Of
disability for discharge to soldiers In general hos
pitfalls and camps arc only given By tho surgeon in
charge Of such hospital camp, and the obt.usivs
efforts OF persons claiming to be special agents re-.
tard instead OF hasten the preparation Of dsch
papers. All soldiers are warned against giving
money on such plea to any person whstsver.
By order of the Surgeon General:
JOSEPH r. SMITH, Surg U. 3. Army.
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BOARDING..

ENOR RENTAL No. Franklin Place, II stree,
Il between 18th and i4th. two suites of large aud
handsomely Furnished APARTMENTS, second
and third floors, suitable for Foreign Ministers,
Army On6cers. and others. desiring such accom-
modaLon Board may alse DO had If required. The
house contains all the modern improvements.
fe Hlwf
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FIRE In NEWARK.

NEWARK, Feb. io.-The Engine House, Ma
chine, and other shops belonging to the Morris
and Essex road were totally burned this morn
ing.
Four locomotives Were badly damaged. The
loss amounts to $4,000, and was insured The
fire was the work OF an incendiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-18

Ia. NATIONAL AUTHORIZATION BILL-The
Finance Committees amendment to the national
appropriation bill in the Senate provides that
Eo contract shall bs entered into for building
The iron Sea steamer, for which Sf2Gp,tpO ara
appropriated, until the plans and specifications
have been approved by a board OF three skill
full naval engineers, and advertisements pub
iished according 10 law Tor proposals for build
ing them. The following items are stricken out
OF the bill Fer floating dock at New York,
S759ota; for naval hospital and dry dock at
Norfolk, Slto,5oO; for IA val hospital at Mound
City, ILL.,, sl7,5GO, and for an additional mid
shipman 10 be appointed during the rebellion
from each congressional district
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~ The Louisville Journal has reliable in =
formation that number of the rebels recently
released from prison in that city on taking tho
oath OF allegiance contemplate returning South
in disregard of their oaths. The Journal would
not nave the United States authorities refuse
TO discharge prisoners upon taking tia oath,
but would most especially insist that every
rehet taken in arms after his DISCHARGE upon
his oath should have short thrift and a long
rOpe.''
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81 The Constitution al Con vention OF Western
Virginia have unanimously ratified the Con-
grsssicnai amenGIaeEt TO the Constitution of
The new State providing for emancipation. The
amendment will be submitted 10 the people for
confirmation at an election TO be held On the
Goth OF March. There is no doubt that it will
be confirmed by an overwhelming ma iority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-18

~ The Louisville convention resolves,
adopted by party vote in the illinois House,
have finally failed in the Senate-one demo-
cratic Senator having suddenly died and three
others voted with he republicans against press
ing tire resolves at this time, So it is very prob
able that the Louisville gathering, which was
to have convened on the 18th of next month,
viii fan thr u IN altogather.
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An INCIDENT IN 4 RAILWAY CAR-Mon
ster.-l m afraid l N sitting on your crinoline,
Ma'am.
AHable young Lady.-O, never mind, sir.
It's OF no consequence; you can't hurt it,
Monster.-No Nam, its not that: but the
ccntonnded thing hurts me!
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- ''S.ir Robert Peel, in u speech recently,
declared himself favorable to a separation of
the North and South. and strongly condemning
Presidcnt Lincoln's emancipation edici"
Also, he is thought 10 be in favor Of a sepa-
ration-North and South-of France, Russia
and several other small countries that might be
named. This Is haIrowiuyt
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~ In the House yesterday the adverse re-
port on the claim of MIR. Lewis Mckenzie to
represent the Seventh Congressional District of
Virginia, vas concurred in
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o y r / OF A r .

II BADQUARTHRs MILITARY DISTRICT OF
IL MASHISQrOa,
WAs1rseror, D. O. February istA, Isss.
0ssSsAL- QnDsas.k No. o. - :.
Al Clifton Prisoners no1on Parole, BY astAorisS.
OF the Military Goyernorsor Provost M&fshs, OF
Wall ston, D. O., are ordered 70 report Without
delay to ne Provost Marshal ofwashington. :
BY command Of Brig Cent Martirdale.
JOHN P. SHERBCRN1, ASH Adjt GenT.
feb
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~ The House Military Committee have
agreed to take up the Senate CONSUMPTION bill
from the Speakers table and pass it without the
usual reference TO the committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-18

|" Gen. King arrived at Norfolk on Thurs
uay last, and was to assume tine duties of Mil.
itary Governor early this week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-18

- Mayor Chapman. OF Baltimore, suggests
TO the City Councils that they unite with the
citizens in rendering Gen. Butler the hospitaIi-
ties OF the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-18

~ Rev. John Ill. Dashiei, arres ted for tearing
down the American flag in Balumore, has been
sent to Fort M cHpnry
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" No change in The command OF the de-
partment OF the Pacific is contemplated, and
there IL the best authority for saying that Gen
Shields will no! be sent tbither 10 supersede
Gen. Wright
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- The trial Of Gen. McKinsyry results in \
mixed verdist, but he IL dismissed from tha
service, should The President approve the de-
SiEiOu
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TELEGRAPHIC
IMPORTANT FROM ARKANSAS.

UINDSfAN's REBEL ARMY TOTALLY DEMoR,
ALIZED
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- The New York World has 2 dispatch
which says Gen. Fremont has been assigned
TO the department of Texas, and that General
Butler returns to New Orleans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-18

y Capt Hiram Panlding was yesterday
confirmed by the Senate as q Rear Admiral in
the Navy on the retired list.
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LOCAL NEWS.

.Ssxr.i-s,
Z Church, lateiy eecupted O. q. 8. deIss1l
hospital has been prozounead hy prActsN
mechanics 70 be In Milling condition. xusx.
sn.ss go o. e,soe or $3.50 wesld = rssslr,e
net rclisrs IL from an uncomfortabls and IN.
hs althy bsseshent Undsr thass ciroons al oAa
hs 01sr,sriy Confsrsues have decided 70 creed
cosgrgetsonal nesdng has bern ealied -
a number OF ladies and gentlemen have -
appointed to obtain subscriptions ana HaSD
on the benevolent for aid In futherance Of ~
enterprise, and IL h hoped the community Nm
give their application favorable Considerable.
tations, members or otI"r denominatious q
well as eur own, and the public sel-raIly are
responding nobly 70 the caii.
Ryland Chapel, UNDERSTAND, was the fr0
church erected in this part OF the city, and ~
site Is one OF the best that coul Ia selected
Our congregation IL now vorshippIng It the
SiH;h Stree; Presayaran Church, whose Pas
tor and people have placed Us under a debt ~
gratitude which We shall not Ia able 20
pay. May Heaven r-wsrd them for their kind
ness j. w. HOOVER. Pastor
washington, February "a
DrsANnEn FOR TRIAL IN NHw YoRK.-rhIs
morning, Depaty Marshsi LOWELL OF New
York, asked for the delivery 10 him OF Jshs
McCoovey, the "Troy short Boy who was
arrested Saturday night by the Third Ward
policr for rohbing Mr.. Coleman, corner Of Niath
10 Jail by Justice W arneIl I'm thatc case. and also
for straling money drawer from Miss MARY
Phillips some tin'e AFRO. as mott ed IN yss,ar-
days Star Deputy Marshal lowell axks for
him as party concerned In the Treasury no,s
counterfeiting business with vanorder who
was sent 70 Jail yesterday. A commitment 70
Jail In the coun.erfeiting case will ne added "a
those already against McCoovey, and probably
the prisoner viii be delivered 70 The authorities
in New York by the proper authorities here.
w.su,xaro~ Movvv n
Tor stocks, coin and uncrrrent money, furrishse
by Lewis johnson Co., Bankers:
u. s. Coupon Bonds, 1881 ...... ~
I. : 80 Notes. .,....-........1c2S iGsY
u. s. Certificates Indebt's..... e5E
Quartermasters' Checks, paya-
bic IN Ceftiflcates.............n k
L. :. Demand Notes. .........I56
&iDefiCan 0Oic. i57
American silver. lab
Virginia bank notes, 3aa.35 dis South Caro-
lima, Georgia, &c, 3Ua.3 discount North Caro-
lima, 35ai0 discount
CAUTIoy.-We understand that hereafter the
law will be strict 2 enforced against all those
restaurants found with their doors open On tie
Sabbath. Keepers OF restaugauts and drin King
saloons are aware of the law, and this word of
cauticn may save some who have been violating
al some expense.
PERsoNAL.-Goy. Y. ID. Morgan, O. Bliss.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
" WASHINGTON, January Is, 1885,
In consequence of the pressure of business at the
War Department PASSES for citiYens TO visit the
Amy Of the Potomac will be giyeu at the OH Co OF
Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, 1872 Pennsylvania avenue
above Ninateeuth streat s-"
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~The 81 Louis Republican iesrns that the

- The = Louis Repu5Eear iearns that the
forcesof Hindman have disappeared entirely
from the front of Gen. Schofeld's army, and
that new plan, are being formed in the National
camp for future operations. Il Is believed that
portion Of the Rebel force, including ths
command Of Parsons, has gone TO Texas.
There are probably but few Confederate
troops at this time in the State Of Arkansas.
About 5,cGC, mn der Gen. Walker, are said 10 bs
at Pine BlIr, on the Arkansas river, but it 10
not thought that any formidable Notifications
e1isthetween Arkansas Post and Little Rock.
MarmaduEe was a fav days ago at Bat4svilie
on White river. but the proximity of Gen.
Havidson's command hsd, doubtless ere now
driven him further South, or in the direction
OF Searcy. The Secessionis.s of Arkansas are
much disririted and disgustsd, having evil
IDENTIFY almost abandoned the hope Of keeping
that State oat Of the Union
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- There Is great rise reported in the
Western rivers. The Missouri aHd Illinois
riTJrs are pouring flood into the Mississippi.
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THEY ARB ORDERED TO GO To THE RELIEF
OF VICksBURG. BUT REFUSE. -
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~ The secession families Of ST Augustine,
Florida, have been sent within the Rebel lines
The men did not much relish the idea of going,
fearing they would be drafted into the Rebel
service.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Feb ls-il Il a. m--First Board
U. s Coupons, 1881, e6H a97; 1910 Treasury
Notes, iG3halc3%; Certificates, &C. Demand
Notes, lCGal6eX; Gold, l6l Ra16lK
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oRDsAko orrIcs, wAR psPAhrnIx,,- {


Pao ros,Ls viii De received 81 this- ofsc. until
SsSSGfornity sith drs.inx. 70 be saPplied sy ths
sgesiscsaions On, 70 inch trial sun ]. % Ss mad:
Si Sarm or eSld blast charcoal iron. % bs cast
tenscity Of metal Of not less than 80 a pounds per
sSsn rom iS d y s:nE
OF he same a1.ii.y, that from .sicA sSs gus s
ssnd moqids, and !. TO be n inches high, VITA a.
;ssiiptiesl base Of inches greater ana e Inches
gun head, and slab, q. inches thick, nom Is.
f from tS. :, plsIss p.fs:l to- and egg, ass.
The Ordnance Dep., smsn. viii sss. the specimens,
and not later tssn th.ss aonsh. hon In. i..s 4
1as ~ BE Fad s, uni !, sss
FREE e charge e ths eon!r.s..r Sst 10 Viii ss
butt IN ~Sics se VII III 5. s.s
firing the guns All the cannon are 70 s Be msas%
ths .sme quality q iren that Of the trial s.s,
e ties. the iron durins TIE process. o. is5r.sates
Of the canDor for which purposs tss fcsDder is -
tSS ssSs e:nssh ana ssf IS: s
81 before described, 81 tae option Of the Depart
Each cannon is 20 endure the re ri.I rroefsnd il:
spscsien for guns OF the same oslitre and none
oe received or paid for but such AZ are srpfevet
=. VIE Ieerory where made. Bidders viii ststs ans
plumbers AMI cslisres the cannon the, rroyses
.urnisn on the forseelnS Specifications sns ses-
Onions; the place where they are 70 bs made; sss
uloe oi ecu mencing deliverS and ths rate OF e.
nvery Der month, thereafbsf, and the prizes -
Honna or Per gun Tor the fnifA 81 cannon Ne rs
VIII ce entertained unsess from founders setusaI
sasased IN iss business, evidence Of which ~"
Failure 10 deliver IT the specified trs wiz .
tect the oontractoS 10 Forfeiture OF the aIpcunte
De delivered ~ that time. zach party oetsinis9
contract viii be required % sntey into eeecs
With proper sure.ies. for in faithful fuAiDsSJ
and transfer of the cortraet % An thsr partyNa
cause IL entire forfeiture Hicdsrs will be raSuifs
70 he With their bids q bend in the De nal =. ots
Ie-< than go ,o0siGned BY not less than yefs9o
conolSoned that IL the bid Is a<ce pied she hsne.
snail comply with bic proposal and fsitAfubU
ioiiy perform what he proposss 90 uudersskN
POND r,uEt Be ekroyiocssd before . jxsSs g.
court OF record. and the Bondsner raust 49,
&c ey the bulge ola Bfstrict Court 0. The sosssS
Setes. or On Qrdrsnce ofhcer In charge ~ eslLS
seates arsenal. TO b each worth the psnat s11S
sne nond over and above ell liabilities. rNengs
Mreservsd to reject AL proposals " TIA Frse.s "a
9eercS too hisa, or IL for say cause " ~ ~"
ocenec Tor The pr bic interest 20 accept toena.~
trePnsail wiz be scalad and aAdSresssd . 49,
era y RIPLEY Grief Of Ordinances. " ssssIsx~
hexvY csrncrn J. VI RfFLst,
80 T-tutb-Im Frisssier S-nT cti-r crortS-
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PERsoNAL.--Gov. r. ID. Morgan O. Rli..
ir.. and Thurlow Weed, OF New York, are al
Wizards. -.
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I5AOpOsALs FOR BLUE STONE FLAGGINa
A., VIII ne received at the Office Of Ia. Bureau of
EopStfocuon, treasury Department. Wsshinxton
III until II o'clo ok NJ, PassuAHY % lsSs "a,
sue stone Tagging, according 20 tse foiIoHins
Iso stones. feet inches feet 4 inches
70" 70 2e Stones, foot inches feet inehs.
All Stones 10 be squared, dressed 10 a eve, thi-x
ness, and without any ~indage whatsoever Fha
whSse 70 be delivered by the 18Th OF HsreS r.se
At the Treasury Building " "eA'
The Department reserves the right 10 re,eos an,
or All the bids, considered for the INF .rsss or 49,
Goyernhent TO do TO- VI ees
BIDS 70 be inclosed in a sealed suys.ous. eodo,s.,
Proposals Tor Niue stone fsSeins
Engineer In Charge Tres.ary D-n,,tm...
10 10 tn thsafa - DVea' ssaeas
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324 324
REMOVED!
CHARLES L. LOCKWOOD
Having removed his stock Of GENTs' FURNISH.
ING GOODS from tao Store 81, Pennsylvania Ava.
nue., under Browns hotel,) to tho old stand Of
Aesers CLAGE17 L MAY,
No. 324 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
will offer to his many friends and eustomers nav
and complete stock Of
eBNTLENENs FURNISHING GOODS,
namely:
White Linen Shirts, Atwood Shirts Draw.
White Muslin shirts, ers,
Fancy Muslin Shirts, Red Pi,nnel Shirts aud
Negoiis Shirts, Drawers.
Army shirts, Mcrino HalrUosA
h"sipo Shirts Il Drawers Brown Cotton Hall Hos..
silk Shirt and Drawers. BleAched Cotton do
Kid, Castor, Buck, Cloth Silk and Thread Gloves.
Also. q large stock Of Army Gloves and Gaunt,ets
SILK Hsndkcrehiofs, Linen Hsndkerehiefs.
Silk aud Wool Searfs and Ties,
Also, q. PEG
Gents Patent Enamelsd Collars, at Wholesale AMI
retail, 10 for 40 cents.
L.P.A. C. 30.
L.dss' Patent Electro Collars and Cuffs sa.s eor
20 cents.
~RINH sHIRrs MADB TO ORDHR.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING. PRESS.
A. The IateutSe~cer IL without editorial to-day
The Chrcricie advocates the bill for issuin.
letters of marquc.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.
GEORGES PATENT HAIR CRIMpEB

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE LADIss.
GEORGES PATENT HAIR CRIMpEB.
we take pleasure in informing our numerous
lacy friends In Warrington that pre- pared to
supply demands for this indispensable article FOR
S' s,. Is for them n M
iuRSy fen Ss 9s No
:s::. II
t a,Ss1n; We also always tesp on hand supply OF
chine ~hich are eonsdered By juSsss tSs bog. ma
ss7 s.o.d..y Nov Yofr. L. e. SofhSs i assa'
ORPHANS CoURf.-DIsrnIer or CoLrus1I
~ Washinstcs Comfy, To-wit: Ia The esso Of tleo
A Lane. executor OF sophia Roed, DECEASED the
s a.. GS1 ~
estate Of SAID Of s o.
rs far as the same have beon co,scted ana tarned
ssed q and ind
oTDbsns, Court Of ston county aforesaid
esseIud.d Al. s ssSs @i n
ssid estate provided eop1 Of this order
prs1iea. to said sss .y * the
fs isisssv- Test zRo s:ii stoh !, iES;nil.
FhMALs COLLEGE. .on.
This Institste i, pleasantly !ocas.t on the p.is-
years ard 10 cf tse To ost tcu ish Nc ipat;tn
HSns OF LEARNING In the country
hishs5 brsnehs' q snsi1s, And superior savs al"
Iskes iurnsheo In Vocal and Instrumental Music
Drawing, Painting. French and Latin are tan rbt
by eHperfsocsd teachers
I'M! street wharf Phsds a. a. "a An s Is;;' VA
and n. For catalogues address - j. IA
Rev. JOHN q. BRAKELsY. An,
References In Washington: Hon. J G. TenE1ss
Senate; Hon N. l. stratton House Of Rsnrcs.n,
tstiyes; Jno. P. Polk, State Department is =
Cox, Treasury Department; W VI Van North icI
D.rsrtment Of the Interior; s. J. Groot, n. D..
HNk GOOD SECONDHAND ANDREW STEIN
81 PIANO, Tor SIS. for sale NJ the Musie-
W.G MHTZBROFT, MN
IL n sole Agent for Steinwsy 81 ION . Pianos
BLACK SILKS.
w Think from tina quantity of BLACK sIIEs
80 ssiuns thst va have The eheapsst ia this civ
We n"'' 'Ae" from Sila to 5, q ger yara
!oHstif 30o Pa ave. be,v St. and iMH z.
q. ". BOAI. s. CO.
Fh"SioH PAf TD BOUNTY AGENTS
no 90 LIZ isiANA AVENUE,
MR.. 9TH 7TH SIS
tofiSs o: JusuceJ. r. Qu..,l
- ., Warrington City
A NEITHER ARRIVAL or HIcRax .
y LiAAy DELICIOUS sIRUP' VIII
IT. c,e-n and kn.iish Black Peas
tccZThsat ard Family yinsr
Prime Ms. and Nov Aassar-I
Hh"'HrT rr'ucIcr IN me pTIco or Caai on.
IL i!7- III "a ave. te.w. nm and 9:,s
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No. ss1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

STEAM PLoUR MIL FoR RsNF-fas "r.,
- tropclitsn Steam flssrins Mill.m s;,asts:
Canal eorncf OF 18th street. in the city Of
ten, e-icngirs Z" tf-. sstat- OF c. l.. Cett-ssrs
ces&.d rs one red fcr rept Jesse Zoe .arse
or q Ices time II desired ThiS 1in Is tai e.
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DROP osALsP LUMBpR

pR9%rosaLs r:s LusBsR for the West Section OF
the supply ofIumboT Of the kinds and Qualities d sr
reserves She right TO increase or diminish ,hem
out variation nom the prices named in the bid
CLEAR WHITE PINE PANNsL LUMBER.
and s nos s., ss5 5.n fbo% 7, inch
about 5000 feet b. NJ
,MKRCHANTABLE WHITE PINR LUMBER.
L :ad , 81 sash Ssi L 70 @ =
quantity required about $500 feet, &. II. f''fe1'
COMMON CCLLS
From to inches thick and /, t. ~ feet In LENGTH
quantity required abo ut 7I.noo fesi, b. II.
OAK LUMBER.
aasns.y . ss,nt 70 In
Ash LUMBER
sasn.. 70 isSass sSa AND to s feet
WHIf1 PINE J0ISr.
Ms ' anS quantity required soO
SPRUCE JoIsr,
required about sod fses. i. '''' i'a' quantity
,,.,neA.. and RS sG ..s l.ss "a.
about 10 900 feet, B. n.
,,,,,,s. RAILS,
.host Zach rail p feet long quantity required
INA Ak the .sGss description. Of lumber win be Of
must be seiiVsrsd tie Tfessuq, sHIs;Ga, sas
notice hes<onspio
BIDS TO state price per NJ. board measure so-
eeeh description OF lumber Described Ia The fore
for lineal measure ~ YIN oV oio
Az bids must be accompanied By a writ.sa r,.r
AnNe rom some responsibie p. rson thar the bidder
Is reS ponsibis, and win perform the contrasi IL
The psps;ta:nt reserves the right to re,es. sny
or an The bids, II deemed for the iateres, Of IN.
BIDS TO be enclosed In q sealed envslo,. "A o..
eorsod Proposals for Lumber" N
ISAIAH ROGERS
fe ls eotMsr2 Def"is "en''