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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12
Special No!lres.
Tac Explosion at Yorkyi

Tsc Explosion at York yiIIe.-OTTcs - Tut
CLsrx oy mn BUARp or AIDBLNEN.A special Mteti-s
~. Committee appointed 70 inquire Into the damages
n.a h, III, p.opesty hoder sud inhabitants iorEle
a., d, l-ld Al tr Chamber q the Board Of Aldermen
g1TnAY at O'clock All PERSONS requested
!, .,.,n1 TERENCE FARLEY. Chairman.
NJ LONG,
JOHN mGGOOb ,c,.,,,.,o.
PETER MTG HELL,
JOHN d. OTIIwELL
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save Yonr Money.
Don't PAX ONh DOLLAR
for small bottle OF Hair Dye when get bottle ave
tine. IN, iary- OF = better Jyr for tI" shmr money.
WILkOR : MONITOR HAIR DYE
IS SUPEKshDlNG ALL OTHERS.
n r,orr-s no preparation does smut wash on will
NOT .o the IN at nsu. Ono application will sst until mo
hair gov. ont when be spilled At the without
mo y trouble than a couinion hair oil - -. - -. =, .
m Is WAKRANTED Nor TO lNJURE THE HAIR OR
shlS
A. y. WIL8OR. Chemist
No lCJ Cougl-,t. Boston.
For sal. In N-w-York by ID. g. Bsruer p. C. Wells, ard
J. Miihau No l8J Broadway.
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The Committee on Asse ssmcnfs of the Board
Of Aid rir meet Oh MONDAl. the ISh inst =, /!
m an koulu w., tity Hall Parties Interested on sppiiea
lion of property uneis aessip Tor reief o. AS es
men, To- .Aie stree, iost-d to attend without fur
mar uot,ee ANDRE FKOMtNI. } Committee
PETER MAsrEkSON.f
lH1s. ii, HALL. DAssessmenks
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" In Hoe ginces.o


EOMAINES CRIMEAN BITTEltS.
alvey. eCr.ei 70 %, .By of tie C1mVouHis Known
t ters t., believe heua &, b. s-usra..y IN utiVus
and Of dso,er'us drugs but from careful uss
Of tho Jrm-.n Butrfs, bscsrd by tie cettiheairs o w.
Chiffon and Yohr nf Newf ORR, sy- no hesitation iu IL.
conn sadips them o my friends aud cu'tor3ufs
FREDERICK S. COZZENS,
A.snL o. Lons~oith Nin-a
No 3 " aErsu.-t.
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Hzucu,RrERs PRoyosr-.i,ssHAL,

NINTH OoSGkBssioSAL DISTRICT, 4
No. CT. 3.-s1. Nsw.YoIk City.
Cavalry. RoyosT-MAaIiAL l-asRAIs Ofv"k.
oin adv particular uent Of cavalry now In toe held are
hereby authorized present h-maeyss e any II" during
lie Dr. ,ty DAYS 20 tho Board II Enolent ia their
,.ctye Di.Ic;, The Board shall Examine them aud de-
t.ius upon teis for ta service 9nd found TO be
M lie Provost Aashs o. the District shall give them trans
por ou the general rendezvous at tue Eesd9uAers
OF tue = Proy0sNashsl Generate tie state As soo1 az
th-v this rendezvous, tLrJ shall
be duly mustered b. lsteIn. and discussing eiheer, and
paid on hin! the boUnty SLOWED by law.
JAMES 4 FRY, Provost asrsbal General.
Person. who eastw present then serves 81 'ess
helcquauerr. has: - Jf. I'm. 70,
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Du5lrcss Eoilcee.
II OPERATES LIKE Mage.
Bus. WiSsL0w's SOOTnlsG S1KCr.
Ear CuftpRsN TggTuIS8,

MR. wIsnow's SooTnIso SIRcr
For CutpR.S TgKrmS1,
Soften, H. guns. duce. Inflammation, 'llD,' ' rain 'ure
to regulate the bowels, perfectly -,s In al cas7' " nh'n'
OF mothers N testify.
Tw.nty-hg cent. bots
ores No o. Dsy.,t NewYork AMI NJ. aoj High Ho!born
London. Ensl'nd ----
B,,nNsIDr ASD TIE PRrsS.-lt Burny wants
10 provoke ,nLc.n revolution, let him hsep on Doddns
ia fee Pioss lie lsh.. With about j.-i hope oi 'us
s,vsgW Has by .endls nlo oil sodiesto No q: Bsoad
way; bat he would havo 'osres two-tti' OF ogi eilfr'
he could enforce tbst order We al wear thO,s nav
Tn. BEST SKwISG-NlACHISE ~ TIE WORLD
Tn, WgEp with H.. yauable Improvements rutre.y over
family nd Manufacturing purposes e'ose NO 90 p''aa"iy
agents wsnlsd
NgUEAtGI, AND RHEt MATIsY. Tile most yIo-
lent and stubborn Of Neuralgia and Rhsumsti'm have
TnEcrntc Cosrotsp il i. no, Modieine, bot I.
good sr,ce ID s. bAKsEs 0euea' Agent 70 wv
Broai~uy Y n. w WILLIAMS Co., Prori1tof'' bool.
JErPgEs's LADIES ard GENTS SHOES for
cumsr wrsr attract crowds OF the elite who appIecias
.snun. French haio.al and Gns wort J.nsE' No. 90
broadway Ao depot for the 'ls OF Bssey res, bolue.
FOoT's PATENT UMBRELLA Lock STAND
new invention which BIDS fair to supeissde and exclude
entirely from thS %s.ss. oil ',,"u, n, nav .oS ssw
log Mschins Rooms, No. 500 Broadway. hs~forh
WHEELER q, WILSON'S SEwING-MAChiNES,
HIGHEST PKXalCn
International Exhibition, London. 1861
Office No sos BsoApwAr NswYork.
| DISEASES OF TIE NERVOUS, SEMINAL URN
AL, .sp SpruaL sS,rEssNow and rsable trestnsht-in
H,pos OF this HowARD AssocArios--.ent In eal,a et.e
envelopes, free Of charge. Address DR. SkiLLis hoUSh
Tos How ard Association, Philadelphia Pa
FIFTY per cent SAVED by UsING II. 4. BAB-
u,rrs soar One bar will inako thfeo gallons good soit
soap Recipe with zach pound bar FOR 'ne
| City Ladies' and Ladies from the country II
YOU wi,h KDDIs0 SLIPS aud uAifGhs Summer nao's
| al Tho ysri3ui s,yss. ps'roriss a, ,,, c.,,
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IuvuIid Corps. L. =. 4.
INVALID CORPS, L. A.
INVALID CORPS, L. 5. A.
RECRUITS WANTED.
RECRUIT Is WANTED.
Recruiting Aeud,zvous, No. IS Franklln'st
Only those men disabled 10 the Service. wke. still In The
Army o. hOnorably discharged vi" Dc received IL tins
CORPS or HONOR
Thos capsule OF performing guard duty ard light Insrcee
will b.. assigned duty in the 1T Battalion; those who hsv.
lost az s to the 2d Bcttos who haye lost leg and
" JAS W. POWELL, JR.,
Ia. Lien, Invalid Cnrp. [. A.. Reclultlne Onlcei.
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MAGNETIC IssxCr POWDER
Tho original and certain vermin EIsrmna.or The ertraor
binary Effects This article for killing Roachss Ante Bugs,
Fes &C. ana for preserving For, Cloths Furniture &C.
from Moths has been tested Tor 20 yos and warranted res
'bl.. II is free from Poison.
Bswsre limitations and commercials Each flask hes the
hgns,ure Of L. Lyon.
Lyons Ra, Pin, csrtsn death to Rats aud bice. Sod by
all Druggists and Furniture dealers.
DKrAs 8. BARsss q Co.. Agents.
No 20a Broadway New.York
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$3.50 Bounty 70 MEN RE-ENLlsrlN0, SITS TO
NEW RECRUlrS.-9th Regiment N. Y. Vols-Zou.vss-
ieorganizing Company Of this regiment VII receivers
cruiss Of No. - FuGns, Brooklyn Ful bounty glv-n
T. JARpINE. Colonel
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Marvin e. Co.,
FIRE, BURGLAR And DAMP PROOF
SAFES,
No. 265 BrosiGay.
Reference to rs 80 Clsto ners-
Ready.--Our s.w styles o. PLATED TEA SITS.
COFFEE URNS. ICE PITCHERS, CANE BASKETS.
FOHK5 SPOONS PC. Oar sssqftnent Of s.-iss SIN Ea-
WARE, Fine WATCHES. and q ich JIG %ELHY ALBUMS,
FANCY GOODS Sc. Larger batter. J. II.
JOHN sion Co., No. $50 Bowery, cor. Broomes N. Y.
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Reorsani1ation Einh Resiment cN, sw;YSSh
-.aanth ReSimenf. Neafchesfer Char.


oIhi, r,gmrnI Is now being reorssnized Head
s.,'i,,. No 30! Broadway. Returned Vonntse" wi DC
MI 90 rs.en.t In this popular regiment whose weesfned
,.,i,n bs, been won ON bseneds OF virginia sns
Mrvaui $3.50 Bounty The State is now prepared to pay
IN. 30 advance boauty eutnepe MS bounty to new
,.,. Call and ebt Information Of Headqusrtep No.
aos p'o,a,ysy WIN. T. c GROWER, Colonel
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Returned Volunteers. NOTICE 80 The NiNrh
REGIMENT LOUANkS. h-adquarters, Ne. AZ Brooms...
where all Soldier. OF returned esments that intend Asss
Themselves OF the stat. Bounty aud oss before tue by
DAYS pre arc requested call and ENROLL their nanes
~ INV ''' '""' ~ f. JARDINE. Colonel
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Headquarters Loyal Brigade Of the North
Ma IA Roadway wbsro al communications nust be I'd
dressed 10 Colonel VIM BLISS organizing the Dugsde
ENROLLING OFFICES--No. 25& Broadway, opposite thu
City Halt; No. 4Cenrss opposite Controusrs ONCE s"'
No. Court-st, Brooklys, opposite City Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12

TRUssEs. WHITES PATENT-LEvER Truss
Is tho only perfect Truss made Its CLEAN and
aud Hernia rsdc ally IL combines primer
po acting lever aud producing 90 tho back
cord Do III puIchss until ses It. Pamphlsts free.
0RKGoRr & Co, No 43b Broadway.
TRUssFs MARSH & Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss Office only No. Veeys. Also Supporter, Sus
ptnsory Bandages Silk Eas Stocking. for baTcoso Veins
Shoulder Braces &c. lady attendant.
NEW SEWING MACHINES TO RENT
... and for SALg.
HIcK. g. COMPANY, No. $50 BROADWAY,
Ess side three doors below Broouest
BiTCnELOR's HAIR DYE-The best in the
world Pefsc natural relsbe harmless, and instantaneous
ia effect The genuiG- Is signed NlLLiAn a. BArCEELoR
80 ID by ali Druggists Factory, 10 VI Bafcsyst
The PALMER ARM AND LFG.-B. FRANK
fALxsR Inventor and Psen,ee AsoI place ground hoor
H. Y. Also Fhiadep hia and Boston Only houses Of PALMER
q Co Avoid III position by calling on the Inventor.
BEAUTIFUL LIFE-LIKE PICTURES.
C.rtes ds White 81 per dozen Duplicates. hi 90 All
Negatives registered. r. A. LEWIS 1 Chsihamsi.. ~ l.
GOLD PENs-Tue best and the cheapest, AZ
a MoKros'.. No. IS Ms.ieIiane New.Yofk.
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Invalid Corps, u. =. A.-CoL kOBf SUGhNF.
a Provot MGlsnA-t,ensrs. has estab tho General
KsCRUi riNG KkNlELVOUS for the INVALID tOhPS
Ur HONOa, ut W. % trsnkiinst , .
Ony those Oacss and Soldiers who have been disabled Ia
ia. s-vics and present letters recommendation WIZ
be recsved Application b- hrs; rsde 20 the Board or
Emo ln-rt for D.c, in which the applicant Irades
.ui tue certificates Board to be thea Iesentei to
,lilsr Of the un iers sned Capt. HAMILTON LifBER,
Rrcln.iins Officer. Invalid Corps. U. : A.
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
-CORPORATloN NOTICES.

4 sPBCIAI. MEETING or THE COMMITTEE on
n National Affairs VI The Boa.d Of Aderm:n VIII hold
u ho Chamber Of Board Of Aldermen for she
81 sssevsng plans and specifications 10 er~ct wabs
Aooa,ssni in Calvary Cemetery All parties intercseo are
aesssatsd 10 appear without fariher notice.
TERENCE YARLEy,l
sNw PETER NITunnLI. CoIuki-s
FOHp y. HENRY,
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
WATCHES. .rwELRY. &C.

Wcnym s"wina- ynkns - sELi YorR
" DeWsnde ps Hcts, wlser Bvoten yswsrv II,
Up'ss = LOWS AxatGns 10 BrosAus, usssv N. ~ =
Yoss hs'sl 30 WI sss,vs ry pr ssrt Iaors fsr ns
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
WINES, LiaUoas. ~

p0UssoE wrlsrgf SEVERAL LOrs Op ruar
Is Hsnt.sly rostc. wt.-ssy I'D snd very sr,srsr ssy
AZ " csc pcy"bser v tts,sr street
The New York herald., 1863-09-24

ssspsriy drstrosed he fs-s in iss Sesir
a1@ DE value of he property.
- sSove named pcSoEs. With she's ~iin'es~s sss -
RLIJAH y. prRDy.
JAMES DAtIa. susc.,
AU9uSrr6 WLISmI>k i.or.s',..
SNifH ELv. Jn.
ORISON BLurr,
8Deuay q. HrrcayscH H-cresAYy
ngv y0ps g<ps -, 1868.
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

n sept ~ tesoiysd that ~ Al ion % the in rras
ssmSos. s AFTER II 81. as. q. SS
n Inc cent o =, m 'I m s%s wee Or Is ea sr
''ns I.,s. ;, = 'saa ss .'" hours, :. wo.,.o,s.o
tfnrf-r Broth.r, naker = 10 twin.
w,asoor Haaeu,s,. AP'sifs n Z. VAIN IN 'F'
oliser Jsil ca,ton 4 Mslois,
sp,,A MsDoesaG i saesetl { cebS e>
y,,S,,. ywS a;,ss,sgsv Ts,,..s ~ r.yles sys.s
Dave 4 Eent a.d many oiaa's
RxY MEDICAL BOARD, 4ss BRoosE STREET
De pa.s s S's & asss @' sss, s"s%
sy a , ~ E, sse .'9p- 70 e'oea
ssass:.fs 20 ss Sss. !. ',' n s .as
OvrIcE or r,rg srw YORK raoylpgscr AND
iSs ci.rs ~ a.. Company I'D hereby
ssisa c. o s s @ ;ss ss o % % - s :ss ss
. ,s r. % sos.s % e na' 10 s ees'i e ss a s s'a Il
Rheae i.Ad r..say se 29h ., ssv'sso.es,. es
rran.s. books w 30 f9n saw ne s.' 70 ss e'i
WAIrERs' PROTECTIVE ANI BESssoLnNr Asso.
~ T. s I, - NE ?. rsn, ,-en
ss Jcss ssssa ) " ses1s'.sr ,s Nm senERsonr S".,
ExPREssEs.
prRKuAua ruRsIruRE RxRRAss orrIcg. fs
- Eleventh beween fifth and sisth
srss 90 N ps. Of he world covered wagons for Ss
moving farsnrc 10 a'd from country Foraiare stored
-g.sT POLITICAL.
OOD wARD-rAMHAEy HALLwAR coxHIrrEE,
IL Ths Committee viii hold special neetnr for the
s ysT, .,s a." sss
'1s 'Ae ''~'''s ri .iia skEssdn Chairman
vsspssscr sn,H Secretary
The New York herald., 1863-09-24

4 ,f!n pyErgigfffp - IAEIfs rND YywR
l.fVU ssf4 sttfaasA Tr - e.r - ~ 3 JAY
sftfVu- f.5 fAwd tNg Ks ff fl NFa@ tassa
sNsefflg lnssrt -. fsvWn tfat4A = 49, -
A-1 .>sA>shs is-f fFHast 4 u
The New York herald., 1863-09-24

(NoA,H WE tgH sslis--3 3aFVhInD rhEED 81
~ w a. 80 East bfoai-A ..
JNogs ron sALr-0sg sYALL POODLE DDJ, oNE
Ne~sogt dsnd PIP Sso palr ~ small Blscs ara Tan
fsrr,sr. and p.r Il small seoiSh rcusrs Al y inc
pnrss; trssd AID siosisni rssys Cal 81 u Rooseyet
street ffs foor JOHN 'NAft
v,AnCy powIs pIGE0.s ADD DOCS ron sALp :
The Hnss, lot 0f mgoriea bAes Ar b1s p2and foVs
orsre for ssl. hs coun,ry 80 sons tne suwa
Ssv. hsen AWARDED 2reiuvn ~ ee~ Js s.y sals
for a tyN joisssop. ~wesi Br5sf~sy
prsst tres ard drrtrarr n~iy vel trchsn. Warranted
fstf. sAot 4.
n.ti,r nse~a snr. uoa ne eArih far trai given
Sso fons1n sans, cf Ne sfst aass. N 0sslsy
Rieharf- sBA ne othrs ~ stevens. gause tNe
oghsr fSIrt.ni a. g2oi ns~t -ArrAn.5 o. fair Trial
sly~u A.dress VI atrfuer. NJ v3vh street doors
frosn wssi Broadway, NY
r,oR sALF-s YOUNG FEwfoUrpLASD Dog rps
months 0ld ayvsyfalt 81 te spct IN brsE& al
pass rood v5oils cat wa - sSd cheap ~ No is
Ca aysnus
.-.------.-. 60 -
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CONGRESSIoNAL.
xxxvirIrK coNaREss.-F1Rsr SESSION

HopsE.-After our report closed yesterday
MT.Gooch presented the credentials o: Messrs
Segar, Kitchen and Chandler, from Virginia,
which were referred to The COMMITTEES on E!ec-
tiops.
Mr.. Washburne, Of III, offered q Joint reso-
luton OF thanks to Ma jor General Grant and
the officers and soldiers who have fought under
him during the rebellion, and providing that
the President have medal struck in honor OF
Gen. Grant. to be presented 10 him In the name
Of the Cniied States.
The resolution was passed Immediately and
unanimously.
Mr.. Pile offered Il resolution, which was
adopted, providing for the selection OF seats by
drawing for them.
Mr.. Cox asked leave 10 offer a resolu ton,
that the President OF the United States be re-
specially requested to take immediate steps
for the exchange of our prisoners now confined
in the South, and that he communicate all the
CORE spondence In the War Department reIa-
tive to the exchange of prisoners. Laid over.
Mr.. Arnold gave notice of bills:
To prohibit slavery forever in the territory
embraced in the Presidents Emancipation
Proclamation.
Also, to repeal So much of the Enrolment act
as authorizes the discharge of person drafted
on payment of three hundred dollars
The members then drew for their seats, after
which
Mr.. :. J. Randall presented the papers of G..
w. Carrjgan contesting the seat of Mr.. Rus
sell Thayer, and also those OF John Kline, con-
testing the seat of Leonard Myers. They were
referred
The House adjourned
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REPORT OF THE POSTMASTER GEy.
ERAL.


ERAL.
The report Of Postmaster General Blair
shows q gratifying condition Of affairs in that
Department.
During the nscal year ending June 30, the
financial condition OF the Departments has been
one Of unusual prosperity, and it is gratifying
to be able to state that the actual postal reye.
nue. has nearly equallsd the entire expendi.
tures-the latter amounting TO &Il,3l4,206.s4,
and the former to S11, ,l63, 1888, lea wing q de.
feiency of but $i50,417:a5. There is, therefore,
good reason TO expect that within a compare.
lively brief period the Department will become
eelf.sustainiDg.
The whole humber Of post offices remaining
established on the 39th June 1869, includine
the suspended Offices in the insurrectionarv
States, was a80i7, showing an increase over the
preceding year Of 172. Postmasters are ap-
pointed at 500 OF these offices by the President,
and at 2s ,+97 by the Postmaster General
Eight hundred and thirty pos. offices have
been established during the year, and 656 have
been discontinued. = 80.
matter by carriers took effect on the first day
Of July last. About that time the system was
put in operation at AZ Of the larger ohices, with
competent corps of carriers TO eacn, NUMBER,
ing nihe aggregate iia, at an aggregate annual
cempeBs alton Of s3Uo,6s0.
Our ow experience and thai OF Europe , ds,
every facility for les conduct and @ nee delivery
in the prineIgal towns asd cities has been
preyed I'm tbef mother country 10 De fecilfty
satented with very renarkable results. FUR
stier time is required to prove whether it will
one rate IN the came way ketc, hut, as far as
sasterfsine d, the results are highly fsatisfac-
tory g So go .iE .ssAk ihast s it@
q ID es.insatiBg the probable expenditures OF
-yse5, under the several heads OF appropriation,
tkcse Of the last fiscal year have, In general,
been taken as q basis Of caleniation. But an
inefease OF certain Items OF anti sipated expendi.
tuYe has teen made in order TO provide, to
some extent, for the eest OF restoring the postal
SCI vice of the United States In sections Of the
country now under insurrectionary control
Tt this cause alone is the estimated dafi cency
for 1895 70 be attriboted. Bur this dsfcisneyis
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EOk sALE-The LHABE Of thres years Il q com
l. fort.bie and we'll furnished frame house csa-
trally lcested, contxining seven rooms . stable
attsel I'd and . large garden andsoms improved
With choice ehrubbsry. Price low and i'm petiA.s
te solo With the premises Also, = large . d fash
:onsble Concert Room: centrally iocat d, com,
niture VIII b. Sid low on aecommodat.rs t.rr,s
Apply to BOSS Il MCGOWAN, No, 523 l9tk Ut,
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not one fflh of that Of 1S60-the latter betns
upwards OF s5,6O0,OOO

not one 6flh Of that Of 1S6o-the latter beins
upwards OF 5,6O0,0O0.
The value OF the stamps was S9.6s9.3s2, OF
stamped letter envelopes $63i,e2i, and Of
stamped newspaper wrappers S20,545. The
aggregate value Of the year under notice, as
compared with that Of the preceding year,
shows an increase of g., Sc, ,6SS
The total value OF stamps and stamped en-
yelopes sold BY postmasters during the year,
as ascertained from the records Of the auditor
OF the treasury for this department was S9,824,-
t29 &C. which exceeds, by S2,714,397 g, the sales
oftbe pre- vieus fiscal year.
The Postmaster General renews the recon-.
mel 6afion made in bis last annual report, that
postal money order system be established TO
facilitate the Transmission of small sums Of
moIs through the m ails, which he is confident
would not only prove great cOnveuience 70
civilians and soldiers, but will almost entirely
obviate the lcss Of money letters, the great ma
jority OF which enclose small remittsnces.
The report, which we have not spa:e further
TO notice 70. day, has nnmernns valuable snR-
gesticns calculated 10 perfect our postal system
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By rtus of and in seeordsnce Win the prov;s
i ns Al on the terms preserioei in the act of the
City Councils, approves March 1863 entitled
I" An act anti oIiEing the Mayor e lease va.rf
titea on the Fo. omse river, Se. > and an =" end
on MONDAY, the n instsnt. At II o cI. .o. M GO a
eIsins at IL: ISSs Of llexsnth street west, lease
lowing pieces and pa roels ground, to be used
wharf sites or watt 2 fronts. viz:
That 1T the foot of Eleventh street west st II.
line Of the wall, 100 feet in width and those two
inme diafe!y west Of and adjoining T~elf n Street
IT. eet SOUTH 80 in width Va -
dts RICHARD WALLACH M.yor
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DROP LsFoR FORAGE
OBIIr QUARfERaisrEI's OpFIoa.
WA9HIN0JQS DEPOT usc iAca

Il, .as,ss. q. sysss :,
s,.'sG,i: sf.i:: :pd {GIt s,slsr 81
Eds viii be reeevea for the dsiiasyT sRa S,1M
bushels OF cor or osts and % tons OF hay or straw
Bic Dc RS must st.,e at which Of tt . above ,.,sd
. ,H m.rs and hr
cred the time xhen .a!d deliveries shah % s som
lbs price must be written out in worns on ths
Con to Be put up in rect stout ..ek., OF .boas
bushels each: The .scss to b farni. ed sifaoss
:n.. % :. no u; Tie hay and
The p.r.ieulcr kind or description of cas-, corn.
~ nal o! sa. 70 % delivered most be stased
Al tse srsicis; offered uod.r tn. bid. herein In
ocn,r.oss x,lI ss s.e5d.d from time e tim. :,
Who'll. "a e
xih r., :tSsd Ss ey TO
the will within ten days thereafter. ex cats tSs
son.,sst 70. the oiss .ooi
ti.s' denver ths or .gs sosed il s,ntosnis,
It. 1t q lsa s s e :ss.s M s1s q
.sset sass 10 a seOS u:
n ~ be sSaided ~ " WV" 'hs eonsrsee
s.: IL Il III 3. e: s e
A. slsst e. Tss:d 81
Ali bidders Vim Ss duly nosinsd Of Il. aese,sa..s
o. rss saa sas... o, ..., s,aa.,
npst p Be iesiDiy = s;ittsn ai sa ia the psoeosai;
oSisf Dsee. sn
fo1 F. Form. saS :Aea@ b plainly marked Proposal:
Bonds In s9m esaal to the amount of the con-
tract, nened ~ the oonffae or and both Of his
81 :os sossas bid
ss,a term. Of bid, sI;sants:, ane bond may
F0R1 OF PROPOSAL.
tFown. County and stetsh--
ss:.!s: ::
n9.s:.i DsDss%sss to 8.
e! d.t.a bssOs. Be- .s'Gss. lss.
IN. 70 bS:ss. 1sssc Sa.. n .;,
-bssseI. Sns' g Oats, in sacks. ..-,.r sa.A.l of
- tons ei 6a,sd Hay. At = par ton Of 5000
- tons Of baled Straw, At per ton of 1000
of-, iss :. and 70 30 eemgletsd On Or before the
M ass ss Ened e ss,ss,
,nt9 so ans app1oyed .seartes within the ssss:
os:sas .s.s bid
.''.s :a.e: s:a:F'l b!sds e assss..s...., aaSsss..
WashinSton n n
GUAHATY,
We, the undersigned. residents OF - in the
County OF -; ana state Of -. hereby,
States, and susras tee in caee the foreeoins BID ~
- be accepted. that No o. tlsy vim, sishia
ten ds,. .issf the sscspsane. ofaAi, bid, sI,ease
s. d !; :!
ssis snder .aiss e: Sia :s.
.Iors' -: We sqara4tee 70 nals good iIe sr
low est responsible bidder, or ths person to ehom
tns 6 ~ nssset may be Awarded. : ssss 81
Given under or hands and seals tbis -ssy OF
-,I66. = h1Ff@I ia sgzps -
.aoS sth tsssff
hereby certify that to the best Of my knov-7'
ledse and belief, the aooys. neg Se.ransoss sS
which they offer TO BE- sscufaty. - =
Pa IN eertiasd By the United States Distezst A..
2orU.v uosiseit Of Customs. or any other o1e,r
INC the Unitsd states GcysFnment, or respon-
inis person sn'S- y GG nUcKBe.s@
ass II b e2-S = on.anaQ =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-09

$40 SEVENTH STREET. $40
P.J. BELLEW b CO.,
MANUFA URERS' ENTS
Permanently established In 1852.
QUARTERLY SALES,
Independent of the great advance Of all kinds of
FANCY GOODS, sc.
We have determined not to depart from our
usual custom at this season. We are boond to sell
cheaper than the cheapest We are agents for tn q
sale of McClsin q celebrated Cocoanut and Ounce
seed
HAIR OILS,
CsLo9NEs EXTRACTS, &e.
Also. CHRIsTIANAs COLOGAEs,
EXTRACrs, TO-
Also, WoYsley's Premium Honey, Palm, Almond,
and Windsor TOILET SOAPS,
Also. TAYLORS FANCY SOAPS,
Pnt mp in Family Boxes to suit purchasers,
Wholesdle and Resail.
Also Full Lines Of Notions and Fancy Goods
All Of which We offer at the
Manufactured Prices, freight added
The TRADE, DEALERs,
HOUsEKEEPERs,
Aud PIDLARs,
Are respectfully solicited.
We guarantee to sell at New York and Philsdel pha
prices, or Perish IN the At;eRepf.
P.J. BELLEW & CO.,
no 25-im SO Seventh street, Washpg gton