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F'areSvS ii Address of Lieut.. Gen. Polk.
To the Officers and Soldiers Of Polk's Corps
HEADQRs PoLK's Corps, TENN.

Missionary Ridge, sept. 80, 1853.
La consequence of an unfortunate disagreement, be-
tween myself and the Commander-in Chief Of this De-
partment, | have been relieved of my command and am
about to retire from the Army. Without attempting
explain the circumstances of this disagreement or
prejudicing the public mi1d By premature appeal to
its judgment, must be permitted to express my IN
qualified conviction of the rectitude of my conduct and
nat time and investigation will amply vindcate my &C.
ton on the field of the Chickamauga.
| cannot, however, part temporarily with the
gallant officers and soldiers of my old Corps without
the deepest feeling of regret and heartfelt expression
OF my gratitude TOR the courage, conduct and devotion,
they have always manifested while under my COM
mand.
Belmont, Shiloh Perryville, Murfreesborough and
Chickamauga, all attest on your part the very high
est soldiery qualities and crowded with precious
memories.
Contending with numerous, we'll appointed and
mercess enemy, for all that holds dear, you have
borne unexamped prvstlOns with ortude fought with
undaunted bravery and yielded ready and cheer
full obedience to your officers.
Soldiers who struggle in such a cause and with such
hearts "can never be conquered" Clouds and dark.
ness may enshroud you for time but the sunlight of
the future bright and glowing, the blood of patriots
is shed In vain, and final victory is certain
and assured.
Whoever commands you, my earnest exkortation and
request to you is to on and fight ever with true
hearts until your independence is achieved Thousands
of hearts may fall crushed and bleeding under the wea
pc CT the tOe or the passions mistakes OF friends
but the great must be sacrificed flag
abandoned. Our is just and your duty to your
country and God is clear the in the heavens
l leave my command in the care of the bravest o
the brave, who has often leo them in the darkest hou
of their trials he and you will have nay hopes an(
prayers to the Ruler of the Universe for your happi
ness and success Your Kindness devotion and respec
for exhibited during the years OF association
both in camp and the field, is craven my hear
and will be treasured there until it to beat.
| Yoar friend
| L. POLK, Lieut.. Geueral
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ExICUTOlvs NOTICE.

Elk LCUTOEs'3 NOTICE..
yHE SUBSCRIB. Ea wing, September Ttrm 1863, OF
the Court of Pie and Quarter Sessions for New Eano-
uoty, quade Executor the etEte Of Levin
Lane, deceased her ehy gives notice 70 al lndeb
ed to said estate forward Bete and ali per
having claims ganst the hereb notified to
them within the time prescribed by lar" otherwise
this notice will be pj eaded in bar of a recovery
THOS. Il. LANE, Executor.
During my abserc from Wilmington, DR.. w. y" Lane
estate I. Il. LANE.
Sept. Is, 1853 ll-d& vs.
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WILMINGTON hAKKET, Oct. IA.

REKF CATTLE AND SHsEF.-Are in moderate euonrv ,ov
pputcnsng purposes and but few coming in. Ne quote
e o. so to 20 cents ID. for grass atted and Sheen
~ 90 W ~ zach, according to quality.
DACUN-b uemand, and Scarcely INV conino n rrsr
KeG we QuoCe RON carts AZ 81 so per ID for ho rorrd
BUrTER-Nom1nal at $. so TO 81 per ID. my fouOu'
CORFSelis by the quantity AZ 81 to s. per bpsba,
CORN HEAL-Ses from the granaries at S. rs to x6 ma
bushel, in lots to suit. ~ W Poe
CoPPERAs-Retails at 81 rs to 81 per h.
CoTToN-60 to 65 cents per Id.
tGGs-Sell from carts at So Is to So SO per dozen
FLoUR-Very little coming in. and the market contipu.s
to be very poorly supplied We quote small sses fIon1
store at 500 to $40 per Dbl. for superf0e o' 'o"4
FODDER So 10 50 per 100 lbs
HIDEs-Green so TO 80 cents and dry 50 IS to 81 20 Nor
ID. Nv per
LEATHEn-sole IS SO to S. and Upper s. so to 81 per
LARD-Sels by the Dbl. at So IS per h.
MoLAssEs-Retails at $l2 to $l4 per gallon
NAILs-By the keg, 81 per Id.
OsNABURGs-$l 60 81 Go per yard.
PoULTRY-Chckens 5! so to 81 each, and grown fowls
81 so each. ~
PoTAToEs-Sweet s., and Irish $l2 to Sl4 per busbeI
hIcE-Clean, 20 to 70 cents per Id.
SALT-ihe market is moderately supplied, and we ouote
sales during the week of Sound made AZ SIG To s2n nsT
busheL ~ ~A0 w "-V PoA
sUGAR-By the bbl., 81 Is to 81 SO per h.
sHEETEG-FayeteVle factory, 81 20 to 81 70 per yard
by the bale. F 'N'
Spirits TURFENTNE-$3 to 50 so per gallon.
TALLow-$2 per ID.
YARN-Retais at $40 to $22 per bunch
woods in demand, and sells readily by the boat had
at SIS to $40 per cord.
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FAYRTTEvLE Oct. l2.-Bacon, 81 rs to ST. Lard * 70
81 CO. Beet, so Cts by side 60 at retail Butter 81 90
to 50 C CO. Beeswa1 81 So Coffee to
10 Ce6'0n Yarn 50 TO go 90 per bunch Chickens rs
p to 50 Fo Peash S % 36 TO- 40 per H.
81 90 per hundred Hay, 81 O6 to SO 90 SSUcks 81 %
9 50 &C. n Fr bas5S s 90 per b0shs
So so. Peas, cow 50 so to 81 90 white IS CO. Hdes
F nn 81 dg co. og n co. Leather
Whskey s26 to 500 gallon; Apple Brandy $751; Peach
Brandy $s5 ia Sc a 81! gal Na-sl per
bushel Potatoes-rish 81 90 per bushe Rice ga cts
ey ai cask Sugar t 80 50 to 50 at retail
per gallon. Talow 81 Is to go Wool s. to 81 90.
alt $40 per buahel soap-Famiy Bar 65 cts per lb
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TAEGEN Up AND ~ n flEh!D
In To TaE ALL OF Kew Han1vec county, negro
- man famed DAVID, who says TIA he belongs 10 iii
~ iah N ore, of Cumberland cdpt. The owner OF said
ueg 70 by nottie to forward. prove property
pa charges take him away, ether wise he Will De dealt
~ a' Wv W. I. J. VAEN. Sheriff.
Oct, Is, 1868. I5'St.a.A
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TAKEN UP AND COlIGrrTED
a. TO THE IA IL of New Hano yer County, q negro
- man named Sd lIDRE5, who that re belorgs to
~ 4. l.. taison, Sampson count. The owner OF said
negro here by ed to orws I'd prove property
pay charges him away, other he will be dealt
with the Jaw DIE cts.
". T. j. VANF. Sheriff.
Oct. l3, IRi3 29-6'3lt
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y.Arz:.lu UP AND Cumm vCrfaD

An.lr UP AND CGMsA VCEfiD
RSa TO TIE jail of New 4iaaorH- county. negro
- man naued ALFRED, WHO say. that ne belongs to
~ Jes see CurVer, OF unbetland lty the ner OF
neg 70 her eby not fl Of wT0, prove prop
erty, pa charges aud take him array erwiso he will be
dealt 4 h as the law directs.
W. T. J. VANN, Sheriff.
Oct ~ l963 20 sit
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soUTHrRN PREMIUM SEWING MACHINE.
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CAMP 61cr NJ q

CAMP 61sT N. G. T., |
SULLIvANs ISLAND, Oct 9th, l863.(
TO THU VOTERS OF THE Sd CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT.
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HALIFAX COUNTY,
drter Sessions, august Term, A, d.
1868.
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Oct. IL.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

bALIFAX COUNTY.
'udrter Sessions, August Term, A. D.,
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PARTICULAR NOTICE,

There are many preparations sold under the name
of Bitters put in quart bottles, nded Of the
cheapest whisky or common rum, costing from 3
to 40 cents per gallon the taste disguised by Anes
or Coriander Seed.
This class Of Bitters has caused and will eoutinas
to cause as long as they can be sold, hundreds to
die the death of the drankard. By their use the
system is kept continually under the influence of
Alcoholic stimulants of the worst kind the desire
for Liquor is created and kept up, and the result La
sll the horrors attendant upon adrunksrd life and
death.
For those who desire and tciN aaps Liquor BIT
ters, we publish the following receipt. Get oss
bottle Hoqfand,s German BtneTS and mix with hires
sunrtS Of good Brandy WhiSky and the result win
be preparation that will far exceI in medical vir-
tues and true excellence any Of the numerous Liqxor
Bitters in the market and will cost lKch less Yen
will have all the virtues of Hccsaad'S B;ftsrs In
connection with good article of Liquor, 81 much
less price than these inferior Preparations viii
cost you.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THE suPRIM1. COURT OF TIE D!srRIof
e. H:s .. aa Z. q. oosss
s:: sss :::is
=! ~
Il c1e Z: sss
It soes e. ss
- :ss + s:
a9s K intervene for their inssrssa .1es c,.,.
q SSETss oG Hs. 9, 1Hs S5so
the United States for the said District 70 ell
aas e
S st
SSesd md proseeutsd In ssis Soar. in the s nam:
Of the United states, for condemnation q iawfL,
M city Sse u Il.
Monday Of October next. when and where all per.
g. 70
Tor Their interests By the Court h,1as o,.,.
TEE s U9E 81 o9HnT Or TN TIL PIERCE
tie United States Tor the ssid pistrietSTo al Il
s.heu Il may eonsers, G,eestas Notice is hereby
prize one small boat and three drafts, and brought
e
the United Btates. for eon6 such lawful
Rrse and that said cause gill stand for trial at the
Monday of October next, when and where all per-
for their interests. By the Court hr,as c,.,,
THE sUPRKMl COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COL ABIA, Holding . District Court o.
seAoss it may eonesrs. G,sstins Mott is hereby
given, that, on the 18th day of May, 1885, lot q
money and bonds WAS captured By the United
States steamer Wyandank attached to the Poto-
mac Flotiils, and brought to the port Of Washing
Court in the name Of the United States, for con
demsation - lawful Pri1s and that said cause wiz
Washington. on the 6rst Monday Of October next
whom and where all persons are warned to appear
to show cause why condemnation should not be
decreed, and to int fvene for their interests.
1yS R.. MEIGs, Clerk.
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PROPOSALS.
DRsPosALs FOB STATIONERY
os1IeE OF rHx sIe4AL evy,s,.

OrIieH OF fHE sIeHiL eyy,sp,
MAsHNsTos, Espse Der I, Isss
ansA THUR DAY, ssptembsr 81 ass =. !, n,o. m Is
~, toE furnishing the following artisss Of
eTAI1oNkkY for the Signal Department. UnitsS
~ ttvsi, - feams white suarts post. ext-. a..
faint lined, ton fear sidesD
etnxf resrrs wni foolssap. extra dne faint I'm ed
6 te,I) reAme white commercial note, extra Hon
faiAt lined. tor four .idss)
10 90 tten u susand) white thick adhesive envel
p,sse it:s thoussne, whit. thick adhesive eu,.L
s.ese ter shous.nd) lemon thick adhesive suv.l
s,efs 1--we thousaadl kmon thick adhesive snvai.
sees 1--we tho M audi lemon thick adhesive enveI-
ss:s. poo :s .: Z Knives, assorted ..y.s.
sossn faber's drawing pencils, Nos !, z, AadS
! 4szen Ab- RS cslured pencils
40 sPeoh pima onics tape
blank books lspscmsna 10 ba sesn at this ofioe)
: 1 sss rubber banda and rings, ~ sor ted sizes
pounds srasins rubber
~ gross best metallic pens, IN boxes
~ ae8en black swan GULL pens
i dozen glass IN kstands, assortsd styles
4essen Arnold's writing nuid, tauarts)t to b srar
8 dozen auyos's carmins ink. TO % warranted
genuine
2 dozen mucilass, large bottles
resms extra heavy envelope 1aper, demon and
The articles to b delivered a. 70 suired both -
z time and quantity. Specimens must Aesompany
Presosals must be sddrsss.d 70 the 81 snal Onoer
Of the Army" Washington, d. O., and indorsed
The right is reserved TO reject all pro posa the
is deemed not for the public interelt 70 accept
mem. e06 St
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STATES $40 BONDS,

LIMITED STATES $40 BONDS.
UNITED sTATES 7-2O TREASURY NOTES,
UNITED STATES COUPONS OF 1881,
UNITlD STATES CERTIFICATES OF IN
DlBTEDNESS.
Gold. Silver. Uncurrent Money, Exehanse On al
parts of Europe and the Northern Cities,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We are authorised to furnish SO Bonds at PAP
until the LIST Of August next, when the privilege
Of cow ersion ceases.
Orders for Stocks and Col executed In New York
exclusively commission.
RITTENHOUsE, PANT co.,
y7f Bankers, $50 Penn avenue.
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TXIAR DlPAETMINT,
w WAs1Iaasox, January =, 1ssl.
In consequence Of the pressure OF business ct the
War Department, passes for citiIsns 70 visit the
Army Of the Potomac win be given at the ofRoe Of
Lieut.. Col. ooHlAD, 130 Psnnsylvanda avenue
above Eincteenth street.
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OF Iox

HHADeUAlTKRs Pnovoe9 NARsHAL, !
Dss@sst q Ce3snbss, Aug. l7th, 1858.
The Beard OF Enrolment for ths District OF
Columbia will meet Ut the City Hall, every
day, from 9 q. m. 70 p M, until further no.
tice, TO examine cases Of drafted men, either for
exemption or acceptance.
HENRY A. SCB1HTZ,
au 17-u Captain and Provost Ma1shal.
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RoBBERY.-AboutS O'Clock Wednesday night,
Herman Fersenheiu's store was entered by the
back door, by two boys, aged about 10 years,
and SIS in Treasury notes, IS on the CONNER
cial Bank, New York, 81 on the Shoe and
Leather Bank, New York, and SIS on the Or.
ange county Bank, Vermont was stolen. The
robbery was committed while the proprietor
was standing at his front door listening to a
band selenading. No report is made Of the ar
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N A D e g. d o T h l..

M D e s. o Ell.
The undersigned takes great pleasure in inform
ing his numerous friends and Che public 4. A
generally that he has taken the HOTEL EA0
situate on the corner Of Tenth and SITS . lE.f u
hearty opposite fords TheAter, lately undaf Ihe
auspices OF Goets that he has spar Sd neither
means nor time in renting and entirely renov atne
it, and he is now prepared to accommodate the
public with everything usually found In first class
Rotel. Ample accommodations provided for
transient and permanent Boardsrs on Reasonable
terms The BAR and LARDER will always contain
the best the g. ason or market affords.
The long experience of the UNDERMINED in Hotel
keeping is deemed sure guarantee his part
that all who extend him patronage will be satisfied
that everything tending to tn cir comfort will re-
ceive from him undivided attention.
CHRISTOPHER MADBS,
au Tim Proprietor.
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NOT ALOOROLlO.

NOT ALOOROLl0
- g.
4 Mo 81 ooHonNfIAFLD vDosHAH
aXfkAof.
PURE TONIC.
DOCTOR HOoFIANUs
GERMAN BITTERS.
f1l1ARn II
Dx. q. n. JACKSON, Philadelphia Ps
WILL u11ofJh VI CuRs
LIvlR COMPLAINT, pYsPH. rsIA, JAuHDIol
cH1oNIo Oh NERVOUS DEBILITY. DIE.
BASES OF TEE KIDNEYS, AND ALL
DIsIAsIs ARISING FROM DIseE-
DER1D LIVER OR STOMACH.
such
- ConEtiks-
ru hoa: I oH sIsod fi u l..
Head, Aeidity ofths stomach,
sRtsss:s ,G so a1G ss.s
tstsons, Sinking or Flutterins 1t the Pit Of he
&. Hs.I oseti.s
or suifeeating sensetions whom in . lying gesture.
.Dd the
Perturbation. Yellovness Of the Skin and
Ti%s:. g.. 81 ssdds Den t S .s q
Constant fmaTininss
D'P Es;.,.s o.
A*d will r'''''s.'' ,ssss"' Ysao. Fl ~, Bs'ssss
They Contain Ne Alcohol o. Bad WAis
They Will cure the above diseases In nine
cases out Of . hundred.
Induced By the extensive sale and univsrsaipo.
table hosts Of ignorant Quacks ana unscru puic1-
II IN ss .5s,s " ,ss
sa sss s aS drag
Beware of the innume rable array Of Ileoheh>
Irepsrstions in plethorie bottles and big bellisa
end is:1s the disspDoinssd sas.rsr Is de:s.i1 1855
HOOFLANDS GERMAN B1TTERS
Are not - nsx and un.Tsd .s:s but have stood
c and their and s. ssI ARE not
y r Any n s,mlist IlsR:rasi.Snn nn -
the most eminent
'''Affa2S@t $$HsHHsslo1.,..
ssnedoial effects and nsdiasi virtues Of tS..s sis.
Do Yox Want SometAsns to Strsngtaea YexS
Do YoS Want Good Appstitep
Do Yo1 Want to Build Up Yovr Coxssiassess
DO You Want to Feel Wsup
Do Yo1 Want to Get Rid Of Nersoasnsssp
Do Yos Want Eneroyi
Do You Want to Sleep Wtuf
Do You Want q Brisk and Vigorous Fse,snS
IF YOU DO, USE
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERa
Ffoss Rec. j. Ne,ctoa Brotsn, q. D., Edtto, Of ,As
Eaeyelopsdia S Religious Kaockdss.
Although not disposed to favor or recon- mend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust Of
their ingredients and effects, 1 yet know of no
sufficient reasons why man may not testify to the
benefits he believes himself to have received from
any simple pre- paration, in the hops that hs may
thus contribute TO the benefit of otaers.
do this the more readily in regard TO HoofandI
German Bitters, prepared by DIR. q. N. Jackson Of
this city because was lreJudieed against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
friend Robert shoemaker, Esq, for the removal OF
ment to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use of three bottles
of these Bitters, at the beginning of the pressn1
year followed by evident relief and restOrstion
to degree of bodily and mental visor which had
not felt for six months before, and had almost de-
SPARED of regaining. / therefore thank God and
my friend for directing me to the use of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN,
Philadelphia, June a, 1851.
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ID MAJORS OFFICE. Sept. =, 1855
Ga: lrday. the 18th Of September. II o'clock N.
tS ~ Tsn.S S.rest vest Tie rrsye1 to F. t foa
in hes ths1 On sasA side near ths satter Line. And
insAes thiek IN the center, sttsr 6sipS we'll rolled
efk to Be done under the .upsrvision Of the Com
missioner Of the Third Ward and the City Surveyor,
b. the Mayor.
Bidders viii state the price Der square yard for
sr1ysllins. including whatever trimming may be
required 70 make the street to ne satisfaetion Of
the CommissisRer.
No part Of the appropriation will Be paid the eoa-
trsstef except upon the certificate OF the Commis.
siener and Assistant Com n,issonsrs that the work
has been pSoperiy executed.
JOHN 7. GARNIR
Commissioner Fhird Ward
DICKINSON EAYLOR
JOHN HUMPHREYS,
70 std Assistant Com nj safonArA
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ID MAYORS ORyIoR, Sept, 7, 1863
L RoP0eALS WIN be received ct this OH % until
2o'clock on Tuesday, the l4th day of Be item Der
for e. aiding and gravelns Sixth street west, from
street north to the Boundary, the gravel to be Of
Assistant and to be nine inch es thick
in the center apsrins of 70 four inches Tow the
Gutttf line be we'll OF all stone Of i'm BRO mar
sise, and to be we'll rolled with heavy roller
BiGders viii state the price per cubic yard for
Grading and per square ysrd for Eraysling.
No part OF the appropriation will BE- paid the
contI actor except pom the certificate OF the Com.
missioner and Assistant Commissioners That th Q
work has been properly q. suted.
Commissioner Of the Third Ward
WIN. RUTHkkHORD,
Commissioner of the Second Ward,
AIOHAkL HOOVER,
CHRISTIAN MILLER,
saS-6td Assistant Commixionsrs,
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WAR DEPARTMENT
w ADy1IAIf Gs1slAL's osyIc.,
WAszIHe1oH, June 3, ~.
6ns,al Orders, Ne. Is.
The Adjutant General will provide IN s11fe31a'
ate medal Of honor for the troops who, aftsr the
expiration of their term have offered their services
to the Government in the present emergency, ~
also for the volunteer troops from other States ta
have volunteered their service In the etases u
Pennsylvania and Maryland.
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
l. D. TOWN6IND,
<aM Assistant Adjutant General
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DRoPoaALs FOB WOOD.

DRoPosALS FOR WOOD.
HEADQUARTERS D.pAlrnnHr OF WAsH1uaroH,)
OFFICE OF CHEF QuARrBRMAsrsR,
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing woed to the
HooPs In and around the Forts hereinafter speci-
ntd. rom parties owring wood wood LANDS in
the vicinity OF the same, viz
NORTH Of Potomac Forts Sumner. Mansfield
Hill Saratoga. Th.yer, and Lincoln and Batteries
eneade, Kim ball, Parrot and Cameron
East OF Esstern Branch Potomac Forts Greble,
Carroll, spyden, stanton, Baker. Davis. Dupont,
Meigs, and Maham and Batteries Ricketts, and
South Of Potomac Forts Marcy, Ethan Allen, @.
=: Smith, Bennett. De Ksib. Corcoran, Haggerty,
Woodeury, Whippls, Csss. Tiliinghast, Craig, and
Proposals to be made in the following manner, t.
wit:
1st. For wood standing lprice per cord
I'd. For wood felled BY United States Engineers
or otherwise price per cord
Sd. For wood cut and corded on the ground.
Proposals must specify the locality, kind, guam
tty, and quality Of the wood and its distance from
the nearest fort or forts.
Each bidder must attach his full name and post
emce address to his bid, and the names of all par
bid.
An oath of ale glance to the Government of the
United States must accompany each bid.
tracts or purchases made as the wood may be re-
The right is reserved to accept all any part of
Proposals should be Endorsed "Propos ais for
"o00' anu Aua'e'Sso ELIAS 81. GREENE,
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quarterm .ster,
au A-l6t Debartment of Washington,
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~ MONTY HMONEY HMONEYI IN
y NIX WALSH CO.. y y
LICENSED PA WNBROhERS,
299 O SfRREf, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH,
are now prepared to make cash advances in sums
Of from one dollar to ten thousand dollars COL
lateral security
LIBERAL ADVANCES will be made on all kind
Of Real and Personal Property, Diamonds: Gold
Instruments, Hardware, Clothing &c, &c. ~
~ avipg had several years e1 perience in
OF its e,t,sns xe ~ cnndsDt In iii v 70
entrust with business We win Hve satisfaction
n. x. WALSH & CO.,
sc -3mS Licensed PaWnbrokers
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EJlADouARTIRs pyPARrMHNT OF WASH
III INGFON.
QEes Chic Qsartnnuaster, Nay q, 1888.
DRALBls N AGRICULTURAL 1hPLHHsHTs, 6AA-
DEN SEEDS &c, are requested 70 furn1an knas omos
uriee lists Of the various articles Of their trade
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
mel ELIAS II. GRzEHK, CAls QuartsrmAster, De.
partm ent Of Warrington. my DID
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MITCHELL HOUSE
ll HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
ION THE EUROPEAN PIANO
462, 464 AND 466 THIRTEENTH STREET.
The undersigned solicits the patronage Of the
public. This house has public and private 4 . A
Dining Rooms and Lunch Coulter; also, yENAV
mum Der Of light, airy and we'll furnished iE.HF
Sleeping ApaIt ments BY the week, day or mont ca |,
IT liberal terms. Its Larder is ne plxs xAra, and
Of the beat cooks in the country. Particular Atten
ton has been paid to the selection Of the Bar
room so that the most fsstidious oonnoiseur can.
not fail to be pleased
N. B-The Eating Apartments are open night
and day. al Il Inn
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" NRW DOME,
WAsHIHGroN, Sept. 8, 1885,
antl Monday, the 2ist inst, st Il o'clock :. for
t ~. hundred tons best quality CUMBERLAND
CITE COAL. to be delivered on the grounds of the
1858. i'''
The bids will be opened Monday. the alst inst.
At l2m.
The right 10 reserved to reject any or all of the
same should it be deemed to the interest Of the
proposals for Fuel for O. g. Capitol EItensiop
and New Dome. )" and addressed to
OLEMENT l. WEST
s052W General SunerintendSut re
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GOAL By TH1 CARGO OR SINGLE TON.
FOUR THO USAND TONS ON HAND.
W o o ID
OF TIE BEST QUALITY.

At Yard corner and LIST street, near B. L o. b
b. Depot; and Wharf foot of 1lsh street, Island,
al n Inn O, W, PALMER.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Joseph Bell and
Jane X. Henson, colured. were arrested Wednes.
day night for committing an assault and battery
npon Ann Bell (Joe's mother), and cutting her
head and arm with plate. They Were con-
fined in the Fourth Ward station. and this
fault Of bail for peace. Joe Bell was fined
Sl5S for using profane language. 1t subse.
quently appeared that Joe and Jane R. Hen
son are engaged to be married to- night, and a
friend OF Joe gave bail for her in order that
she migh fulfilthe contract