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OFFICIAL.
LAWS Or THE UNITED STATES,

Passed at the Third Session of the Thirty
Seventh Congress.
RESOLUTION No. 0.
Joint Resolution rendering tho Thanks OF
Congress to Commodore Charles Henry
Davis ana other Officers of the Navy,
in Pursuance of the Recommendation
of the President of the United States Of
America.
Be Il resolred by the Senate and House Of
Representatives of the United States of Anaer-
ica in Congress assembled, That the thanks
of Congress be, and they are hereby given
to the following officers Of the United States
Navy. upon the recommendation Of tho Presi-
dent Of the United States. viz:
tingsiehed services in conflict with tho enc
my at Fort Pillow, at Memphis, and for sue
csssful operations at other points in tho wa
ters Of the Mississippi river.
Captain John A. Dahlgren, for distin.
guisl,ed service in the line of his profession,
improvements in ordnance, and jealous and
efficient labors in the ordnance branch Of the
service.
Captain Stephen G. Rowan. for distin-
guished services in the waters of North Car
Oina, and particularly in the capture Of New.
bern, being in chief command of the naval
forces.
Commander David d. Porter, for the bra
very and skill displayed in the attack on the
Post Of Arkansas. which surrendered to the
combined military and naval forces ON the
tenth Of January, eighteen hundred and six
ty.three.
Rear Admiral Silas H. Stringham, now on
the retired list. for distinguished services
in the capture Of Forts Hatteras and
Clark.
And that a copy of this resolution be for.
warded to each Of the above officers by the
President Of the United States.
APPROVED March 12, 1863
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CREsoLur1oN No. S1.1

-7I RESOLUTION No. 81:
A Resolution to enable the Secretary Of
the Treasury to obtain the Title to cer-
tain Properly in the City OF Denver,
Territory Of Colorado, for the Purposes
Of the Branch Mint located in said Place.
Whereas. The Secretary Of the Treasury of
the United States. 10 order 10 carry into
effect an act entitled An oct to establish
branch mint at Denver. In thu Territory
II Of Colorado" approved April twenty-6rst,
eirhteeu hundred and sixty-two, has pur.
chssed Of Messrs. Clarke, Gruber, and
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- He that borr0ws binds himbSk witlls
his neighbdr's rope: He;h % s4onMslo;
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L.'0Qe4-. RESOLUTION NO. "a. - \ n
Joint Resolution respecting the Compensa
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Gtnnfrnfh.

@rRer 3wei9. 2te Yetition BON
@runofitdbefbern IN WteSleGnnfrest, cine
Dompfmaldtn anle9en su parfsn, wurbe re
fertrt. = Der @utras, sewiie 3tmmsr bsS
@purtbaules a~us3u6elern uno bic ,Oiics Des
Sbrrtf8 5a uerle9ea, Durbe auf ben Slid ge=
leet. - Dte Ntl OlutiOn oes Q. 3pei9ss, Der
q. Dsf. 8tre. Gilenbdbn sepi1e unterltab=
uneea gu sewabreu, purbe suriid9eleet.-Oer
Nntras. Npam Denmeab & So. bic @rf auune
etuer Werfte su 9eltatten. tpurbe rsfertrt. Dec
sletGen bic petitton bon Nir. Miules, etne
DampfmaiHtne srrtGten 5u O%itrfen. - Die
NelpluttOn be1u9lt1 @rttetluua elmer 0letGen
GrlaubniB an gebtte & Glber tpurbe suradese
leet. - Gin &ntrus sesen Die Detitton BON
Sobn Satntner ipurbe etngsbraeht. - Der
3weis pertaste iid.
3wetter 3weis. Gle NeIOtuticn.
wdAe Die M~ae9let4uaB Der 6orcernma bsa
Sir. Same8 Tra5tsr an bic Gtaot egnpft9lt,
purte aufsesufsn unp r%nIlirt. DeS8letbsn bet
gntra9 su gnnaea BON cam. 6arris. Dtt
9te1oIutton, Mouumeutar. nabe @olfsitr.
etner 0rpardtmr AT unteriperfeH, wuroe an9e=
npmmsn. Der Wntras, Elm eilerneS Otttst
tn 6rpnt ter Qeetr. 8aptif &irGe 5u errtdten
plrbe eenebmset.-Dte Srotnan3. eine ueber
brudung BON 6arforb Stun SOrsunebmen
wurbe auf ben SLID sele9t. = Die Srotnan3
trpnaG bte 9utider Nummern an ibren Ropf
6~ecsdnn9en 3u tra8en baben, plrbe benz So.
mite remitttrt. - Die Nnbrtn9un9 bon Sen.
fern an ben &adleiten ibrer 6auIer purbl
8. 9Urpts unb S. Zimmerman 9etattet
Der Gntrus, $500 lir Die S6Dtun8 berum
laufenber 9unoe anauwetIen, tpurpe paIFrt.-
Der 3peig psrta9te. 7 a'a':a'
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Sane MUrrts, cine f.ete Ne9srin unb anaes
tla8t, clue 9OlOene 1br I'm Wertbe BON SIS
bon Mrs. @ntma 6umpbries entpenbet au
babtt1, lOiute Gbwarb 9to9ers, bss DtebItablS
etnes Yaar Stiefelns tint Dert9s BON Sc Be-
si&ttgt, erflarten uglt&t i&ulbte" unb uurben
tar cas- SrsttaSS : Gerfabren 3urafseaeQt. =
ebarlea ylnYtor, beiAnlbtet, einen We61el bon
$l2 9efallNt 3u 9aben, ts0ts $1,000 8ira.
f9nft.
Dte @ranb SurY purbt Bis Nluntae, bic
Yettt Surp bt8 8reitae entla0en.
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mfnmft bee Oampfers .aanaarpp..

ntmnft beS Samplers ~&anearOO.A
Der Dampfer v&an8nrCD," am Is. Mai
n 3tserpOcl unb AM 16. BON queenstown
'8efnbren, fam am %. Wtat Nbenbs III Oletr
OFT an unb bra&te 629 WnGagtere.
Tr0ntreiG. Die f~rau3SFlbe @rtIGerte LIT
go neue . atterten Dermebrt, Mno
Ben 3anbptrtben sslte0enen 9ferOe lfao
N Der Ns0ierung wtsber etn9e3CSsn trurben.
9r. 8ttrY, 9rGiSent bes S~ta6tratbes, III
In @puSerusur Der 8ant BON Tranfret&
punt Nrrben.
YDlen. Dam3t9, Is. Wat. Das &t-
NuttCnS Gcmtte pom 9tttbauen 6at bic ruiz
iAe Nmneite nit Der Grtl6rung beantwOr>
|, baB Der Nattunalfampf ~GOrtbauern fou,
8 Der ltbte mUSfCptttihr SDlbat aus ieber
dntf9rn YrUStn3 eetrteben it, Ober Bis bic
bte pOlntI&e Grmee aufSebGrt bat, aa eritte
n.
2CmbUn, 16. Wiat. 3wiI4sn benz 8. unb
0. Wfat bra&en an 5 Derl9tebenen Srkn In
5UlbYnten Nuht6nbe aus. Die In Salt.
en- etn9elperrten Snfur9enten baben liA aQe
pB Der Bemabun9en rniflHer Nsenttn 9e-
,et9ert, ihA bic ruIf1Ae @mnefte 3u Nube gu
laden.
Die i9lesmigs5Olfeinii9e 6rage. Die
PnbCner Zines bsrnerit In 8eSug auf BITE
yebatte bonn Is. Mat TIM SberbauS a6ey
5SS9eSWt9 9Ulltetn F.; tpeun BITE beutl6sn STR
EN- Ii& bWrH BITE Wptte 9orb Nufeu'S ermu>
stst fablen %lcllten, 9e9enD dnemart
Sewalt gu brnH6en, 10 bIrften fe
.Htpen, oob er fe In 8e3ug auf bte Sttmmuu8
.~u9lapb's unb GurDpa'S TIRE 9etettet BAT.
Der 5eralp bilist bie NnFGt 2Orb Der<
pc, pel@er metnte, 0aB teber Nn8rtff
lerDentfGen anfDdnemartp Un
sH8lan6 gea9nOet weroen oil
6, unb ieneS 8latt ftmmt NIT QprO gllen<
,OrOu8t therein, baB teue 6rase niGt an6srS
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:urOpdtfGen @Dn9reB.
SIrtet. Der fransGFlGe @elanbte bat bic
DfUrte etn9elaben, ben anbern MGAten tire
OtplOmattiGe Wlttptrtuns in ct. Setersburs
~ leiben. Die Yforte bat bteles ieSOA aus
Dem 0rnnOe abeelebnt, baB bic Strict am
a6Ialub Der 8ertrd9e bon 1915 tetnenglnt6etL
jenCmlnert BABE.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Grim tnals@ ert0t. = Staat Ues
@at. 0uloe tCessr Mt6banOluns BON Gbos.
0mebeS, sub curia s~urid6ebaltsn.
@tne lunatico de inquirendo Sars uuter.
Iu9te ben i3ultanp BON yitdptaS 0tula, ,pete
der ais Nrmer unp Sr1nni9er TN MOuut 6rpe
6Oipttal aufsenommen tperben IOl.
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@diBtn@tOu, .. G. .

+ SON. SO t. Drtsbt BON Galtfurnien
purOe eeferu, ben etnem Stabtbabnpueen
blprtnSenb unb bic nncere YlattfOrm au ct.
.SGen luGeub. burG bic Mntunft elmer slpetten
Gar srtlGen bsice stqustfat mab Idwer Bee
hGbt9t, bod bnben bte Ner3te beretts anees
Rnrt9t, baB feline &nUGen Serleet linS unb er
pieDer dentlen tptr6.
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@OuOernements. 8d9erei ,erltSrt.

SUfUn, 20. Wlai. Die srUBartise 8Gts
ct BON WnRtm & 60, tpsIGe tmmenie 8Or-
tbs fur bte Nrmee u. 6lutte ~lieferte, brannte
ute nteSsr. GerIut tsteutenr ; SSbe ua-
fannt.
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Na6rtGt.


~. N. BnIttmDre, Il. Wt1i 1858
gCmds ben 9ercrbnungen bes Wtapors unb Stabrntb8 bon
3oItimrre beaaaIlh bes 8erfauts bon gtsentbunt fit unbe.
ablte @ortbetle tbenefts) erlGn9t burb Sefnun9 BON Slre-
tE, bera@ridtiee ib hermit ale @t9ner ben Grunbfthdea,
tenb uumertrt unb aneeiiihrt iinb, iomut hen barauf 5u.
&bdbten BetraSe, naB Wenn bieier fGaise 8etrae NIT ROfen
ms Qanen nt6t an pber pr Wlpntag ben Is. Stunt 1868 In
gon beaobut mpr6enii i'd belaete 2otS onf Der Wser8ontS g..
banae, Sfccnbtr., RadmittaSs uul 2 llRr, an cen S6Gfbte-
enbeu ~bertaufet peree. .
Die 0ertaufSbsbin9uneen fnb: bas Der 2dufsr BEN @ttp
( rG,ftnr fnnetboIb "a Stunten tom Mnfauf an ben 8etrag
t8 NGeITnents uu6 Der Roltet gu aabIe1 Bat, Der Tteit Der
eauiiurnnte auf Gtsbtt auf 3tpet Sabre nnb elnen 8ae, que
10 csrfatfte Qots finb alien Steueru untettpDrfen, bic 5ur 3ett
harnni baften pbsr tnnitt9 bonn Staate DidrtIan6 ooer benz
g3snpr lInb Gtabtrntb BON Baltimore barant 8ele8t ptIoea
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SSpGn &htUtnaer'

8ier y re ca b c t.
Ser unierBst4nete rna@t hermit ben 8dlIinprer Esirtbsm
Die ergeEehe Nn5et4e, Bag &c bic crle ietner in ger @Crt,
aDai9instpn, fppte BEN ntetfeu ber Gerp0rra0enbiien 6tasta1
erprpbtea Bier YreierDer In SalttmPre BET 9errn 6r. @arcs
rfr. 9tD. 8 7hprb 9t9tltr. ~auS9efest bat.
gDte Bort gu etIeben, er9dlt i'd 6aS 8ier mttteIf bider Mae
i&inert in t(elaerslr Deer 9rOBsren IdF I'll etne 9titb: BON ga
gen, rtne i'm 9ertn9Itsn ietnes fObIealaursn @aie8 su ptlte.
rem; prb Ste.raetr sUapren6 res 3abiens tmrer s~slayssbsler
uno behalf fOrolia h~enfslbeu QDNtlsef9upG, wte beial 2n-
aarfen. @!etb3eitte .tptfS ts BET @rfparnu9 ntttr aIS Ter
S1lfte SeS @ie8. tn ftoeir erplaIdten Gtaciual Der Hible
ertatter. 'S@4* h.oAs1A h .t1t1d3 s... 81 suM -
Das SpeaieOe Der gsai4tne, lppie sereM geisIibirtt ii bet
SIN. ST.. G4r6ner sI ereben.
Sobm S&tIItmeer,
(2oOtai8n1E) gfe. 227 Ste GtraBe. gfeYD @prf.
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WaHrtGt an Stener3aNler.
Notwithstanding. ;
I ...-I tf' 9aIttmpree %. gaat 1858.
@sriOnen, wel6e AZ PCT. an Ben Stabtfteaern fir
@,runbeigentgum unb 6 p@t. fit Neutrality-suspicious. err
lparen tppuen, iplten in 8etra6t 6ieben, bal. fte ~bieIelben
an pber br Nepntag, ben l. SUM Sablen %niiicn. gta4
bieIer 3eit 1T Ser Discpnto an @rnnbeisent6um I'M
p@t. unb an Observation-Disclosures nm 2 PCT. sez
ringer. @tener6iGs bon 1862 pber frH6eren 9a6ren bic
rri@t an pber Dor benz 80. bieieS beSa6lt werbeu, fnb ei=
mem ~tpeiteren Is PCT. 3inien unterpUrieu. 4
9Gusaftms @. Nrice,
NGWpl GtabtzGcleftor.
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Geht bier !

User @elb tn Deuti9lanO al terOmmsn Bat, raan SafSelbe
a~nfpe0agt crpaItfn. wenn Ct H) nit cen erfotbert1enY ga.
pierea mentft an
@ep g. StetMbG&,
So. 70 90. NalstntBrsf fir. Ode ben S~ripcIetS
("29Nlt1utt) M0eh. -,
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&imtbcsrz0Gens

M bon benz Gafte Der p~prid5rtesn q rn6te, eutptebt benz
sa yuStitur1 IN Der betetts lett Sdbren rIbmIthft amer ~
tannten Qualitdt; iCwe i%dmntttlbe bOppeIte @rratte fur
@rSGesrsn. MnanoS' G~eiirnent, M~aeiS-Glht9s. M6ei8- Nd1e,
Itnd,el, GSreamcr, 3tu,ttbIatte, 3inetrinbe, W0uaseIu, &auI.
mel, Is rrtanoer,' Snap,r, g6a6t0terbeeren, l3aFni1s &c. III
~ttnSelnen unb Oisssub H4dibdeM ipNte fdnmtlG&e gDetne
uhG 9iauVts sur aef. @ea4tlne.
eR * .s1 snTSerrn MANI 8prn,
(22aprSNfts @6e SanCpet u. @aNtterfr. ~seosnIber bUm
SaEpeer Ntdrft.
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7- OktO BIGttet EGba@
Osbeu ana ttOmuen btatSa ,st@nrsh.r
m..1sx g. q, &ds Baltimore H. SreoertG
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elderly QOSe gfu. SO, s. .. >. S. ~.
Die gsttstete: or aeaann:en 0Use ipsr5en hermit e,futt
i~arnnaIans fD sattreid ais m6sIiG beisnpobuei.
SIM Eufra9
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Sgb3eid,cn Der Nt0ttpnal 1tutUm
Nc6ut1R. #afHGws ~.
GDbIen! RObTeu! S1blen
8 q. Mcbers,
lSwrbsr a..nAs,6~tAt.r
lfrIber Nrieh.uaridbtcr,

mdbt 9frn,it benz beutiten Qubitumt bic ~crGeseae &a3lee
qa6 &c Elm 9Obler-Qaser III bet Gortb., naee NtoniIme I t.
erbfnet bat, no Ct berett III, uns eIhgen Nuttrd9t 9s as
Sdnelae unb 8tatslte euSsufitren, uaO 6iitstual salIrftSen
3uiprnd. e4qsaa (6DtetaWtO
NOTICE is hereby given that application will
be made to the Mayor and City Council OF Baltis
more for permission to erect a steam Engine, on
premises No. l8 McClellans alley. mg2326293l
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Wp6nuna III vermist6en.
@pa[etm 0erInmnf

Gin outfr Barber @t6ilft, Der suoIei6 BEN @et@afts Tor
me9on taInl, eiBdlt enc raHtrnee Stsar unc outsn 2OSn b
y. SOPmunN, |r, IL %prf=Breo r'dfr. (S)
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uTDrDerun0

8ert0a BIeD1er aus btr Shpeis, Canton Surid,,
pher iI9ub Senaano, Ser 4uStnnIt dbei heie Oerlom oeten
tann, TT Gtermtt etfudt. tben AIfentbaIt8Dtt ibrem 8rnber
&uoplpt 8leDItr Yer. III Carpenter @ues (ainefr) onau9e.
ben, ba fe cine beoenten0e @rbiehaft aertadt bat. (n1ib(
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0etranf.
8eHOrbsn.
SDc. bempfr. GurnSerein.

Ite wut9lte6er ett5sn Wsrttns werten bterbur9 auisefOr
bert. morBen, ZEN 81. ai0t, balls uEr MNra,nS, IN te
pale gu eri1stnen, i'm fb an Ser 8urnfabrt Az SSet6etlioen
(S1) SO III, 6 HhdrhI S,rnmorF
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TO HOUSEKE EEPERS.

HILLIES' OLD PLANTATION COZ
u FEE.-The hest Hotels, Restaurants, Steam.
efs and Private Families are saving nearly nv
per cent. by using
GILLIEs OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
GILLlES OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
GILLIES OLO PLANTATION COFFEE,
In place Of other imported Coees, such as Java or
Mocha. II has been fully tested side by side with
the nnest Java, and pronounced fully equal In uni.
formity Of strength and richness OF navor so that
we can, with more than usual confidence, recon.
mend TO our friends and the public our fine favored
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
A. our late invoices are far superior to former
shipments. The bean or kernel II full, plump, and
very much like the Mocha or Mountain Coffee In
shape, and when manufactured by our new process
Coffee; and we would advise all who desire really
reliable and healthy beverage, to
DRINK GILLIEs OLD PLANTATION COFFEE.
DRINK GILLIEy OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
DRINK GILLIES OLD PLANTATION COFFEE.
It's packed only In one pound tin-foil packages,
30 and 10 pounds In . casei each package having q
fac-simile Of our signature. The
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
10 for sale by nearly all the leading grocers and
country stores throughout the United States, at
THIRTY CENTS PER POUND.
Liberal discount to the Jobbing Retailer Trade.
The Old Plantation Coffee should be prepared the
same as any other pure coffee; good cream, with
the addition Of an egg boiled with the coffee, will
WRIGHT GILLIEs 4 BROTHER,
Only Manufacturers,
oci6-eolmk4tw
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M ILITARY BOOKS.

faiLP soLoMoNs, bookseller and Army
stationsrs s,2 Pennsylvania ayenue, have for sale
now pSSiishsd, among which are: n" D'''''' "0'A'
MoClellan's Regulations for the Field Service OF
Cavalry In Time Of War. Price u
Fisia Manii"id Wiissrs, note and letter sizes.
The conpsny Clerk, or, How to make ou. all Re-
them. Price q Si' '"' ""'' w '' VII"
Manusi for Quartermssters and Commissaries,
containing in.tructions for preparing all pa
New. Army Regulations for lsss. sl.5o.
Bartholcw's Manual for Eniisting and Dischsrsing
soo.t,s Gif Military Dictionary. Price IS
wsOs,s.: Army z s. and NavyPoekst Dictionary. eli
5 Bsnss sses % e Court SGs!s M.1sisi. a ., '''
Coppee on Court Martial. 10 cents
c.:sy'. ini.ns,y Tae.ios: ,voi.. saso
ArmS. ~ T.bl.s, for twen.y-eLght, thirty and
,,, thirty.Sn,: day., separate. . cents
ssSsis.. Hand SSoi o. Artillery: 81
Heavy s..S "a. A:'M,,1;ssy M;"sy, TI.s.,s. Is isss
Hints on Health Of Armies. 90 cents
Manual Of Heavy Artillery. TO cents
.aS'iaSa visis's Hand. x sooH % oi ACTIVE ssivise. q
S.daans. dsss's IA AZ .na a:os
simpsons Ordnance and Gunnery. -
Manual for Military surgeons. By o,dronesux.
smiths Handbook Of Surgical Operations. s,7s
Powers Surgical Anatomy OF Arteries. o.
sehalk's Campaigns Of lse2 and 'ss. $i.1S
schalk's Art Of War. ei.76
Jouini's Art Of War. ei.6O
Wilson'S Tactics, with Questions. Sib0
United States Infantry Tactics. Si.26
Army and star Otncers Manual. $50
DuAne's Manual for Engineer Troops. %
Memoir on swords. BY Col. Mkrcy. 60 cents
Giilmore's Siege and Reduction OF Fort Pulaski
Y :C,:i!:9: . !: 9,.,,.:y s.ySns. EEs.ssre'e.. /sLas
NolAn's Cavalry Horses. $50
Hammond's Treatise on Hygiene. s5
Hospital Stewards Manual. ti.o5
LonEnor on Gunshot Wounds. 10 cents
Aud all other Military Books not mentioned
above.
All Books sent free OF postage.
Portfolios, Photographic Albums and Stationery
Of every variety.
Dealers supplied at liberal discount.
For sale by PHILIP l. sOLOMONs,
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
IN WARRINGTON, october u, 1853

PROPOSALS will be received until the 18th day
Of October for the complete construction OF Iron
screw tug.boats Of $50 tons and ITO tons.
The vessels to be delivered at navy yard COM
plete and ready to receive on hoard the crew, pro
visions, stores, and coal. In all respeo ready for
service, except the ordnance, o dnsnce and other
stores, and nautical Instruments.
The proposition must state the gross sum for
which the vessel will be delivered complete, and
the time within which she will be delivered. The
bid must be aocompanie, by . guarantee that, n
awarded, the parties will execute the contrsct
and the names Of all the parties interested and oi
the sursties must be stated.
or all the prop0sions, II 10 its opinion the public
interest requires, and no proposition will be con.
sldeted except from parties actually engaged In
building Iron vesiels.
The plans and spec ncations of vessel and ma.
chinery can be examined only at the Navy Depart.
ment In Warrington. oclb-Ths ru2w
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d.1n A DAY TO AGENTS. .... so
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day to man woman. Printed Instructions how
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Also, Lloyd's Telegraph, Express. and Railroad
Map ID now ready; i've feet large, Price, mounted,
30; In sheets, 10 cents. Any one calling Atten-
ton OF either male or female to this, who will act
as agent, will receive full set Of our maps gratis
by writing Us. Al, J. 7. LLOYD,
A canyasser wanted for WAshington, d. c., and
Army OF the Potomac. Apply, tomorrow only, at
Room No. ~, Delavnn House, corner Pennsylvania
avenue and Ninth street. After that, address, New
York, y. W. MASON,
General Travelling AGENT.
A wholesale agent, with few hundred capital,
can do well by taking sole agency for the District
Of Columbis and Army OF the Potomac. lts
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WATCHES, ETC.
A RRA N ID A L Il q CO.,
n IMPORTERS OF
W ATC H ES,

A RRA N ID A LIE Il CO.,
IA IMPORTERS OF
HEw yoRk.
VIII send following on receipt OF price: SILVER
COMPOSITE WATCH, for the Army, Cylinder
tire. to save trouble Of opening case. Handsome
and rsli.bls best and cheapest made. Sold to the
sUtDIERs' OWN, patent Lever, 10 sterling sill.
yer engraved hunting cases. Jeweled, regulated,
sPIENDID GOLD COMPOSITE WATCH, Jew
eled, either medium size for gentlemen, or small
size for ladies, beautifully engraved cases. VERY
ELEGANT AND ACCURATE, often sold for $50,
GOLD COMPOSITE, Patent Detached Lever,
Jeweled In 10 actions, gold balance, warranted u
perfect time keeper, suitable In size for either
lady or gentlemsn, richly chased osses-a really
splendid rSS article Ssfn sSia dSr Ss
fine 10 carat gold plate watch, beautifully orns.
Cents or officers massive gold plate watch,
chronometer balance, full ruby jewelel, detached
warranted a splendid time-iseper, often sold III
AS" ASTRONOMICAL WATCH In massive gold
plate, beautifully engraved cases, jeweled In 10
actions, gold balance, and all The recent improve
menis In addition to the sunk seconds, &c., pccu
liar to hrst-class watches, Il has a hand pointing
tpith unfailng accuracy 10 ue daV of Hf monh A
magnificent article the greatest invention Of the
agei just imported by Artandsie 4 Co, SO.
Chains In great variety. Send for CrTmn fully
tescIibing a6ope and other Waiches Agents wanted,
A reduction made on wholesale orders. Money
may he sent at our r':f, y properly sealed
Three doors from Barnum's Museum.
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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-15

DIsxnssnD rHl emvIcR.-C. O'Donovan and
ysass Laua, sssonA lisutsnasts In Col. Bakers
nAassss, have bssa dismissed the ssrvics ~ ordsf
Of ~ sssrssary 81 War. for bsins found dsusk On
duty.
.rrstI
p PRovBssoR WoLowsKI's MUsic CIAss.-
frof. Wolowski u about entering upea TIE laae
sourss Of instruetion In vocal aad inserunensal
music in this city, previous 10 . sostsnpiassd
visit 10 France. wsAsvs had oscssios, more than
once, 70 ailuds 70 Ne Pssisssers distinguishsd
ability and susssss = nusasai astisss and - .
tssehsr. In fsst, ~ \ asknewisAgsd 70 b. one Of
the hfst pisaists IN Ansiaa aa1 NJ foreign reps
tatioa ID svidsnssd b. tAs nost hsstsssng tsssino-
malls non the IssAing pslnsss Of Eursps How
has he gained this grsaa snssalssss. est ealy -
performer, but II The higA1ne fssu1ty Of readily
sonmunieasing his sslsaSs - ethsisi - sxpsnd-
ing fortune and half . ll6stins v1fA Ne bsst
artistss Of Europe. n = Bst oessa eAat susA a
opportunity 10 oasss1 y thoss whs wisA 70 In
sfsass their skiii n nss1s, as1 thoss who would
avail themselves ~ ths Rrsssssss's instsustious,
will and him u sss ssrsst, northeast corner Of
Eleventh and ..
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FESTIVALS. ETC.

NOTICE.-.A GRAND CELEBRA-
IN t.sa sad d1stsststsns.s y the District Graa9
6istsrs Of Love and Chaifty vtli take place hurs-
day svsaiAe tAs lsth inst, ct o'eeek, At Israel
Chuseh. Tks order Vii e s1drcssed BY nsothes
reoarks BY Wm. n. Thomas, Of Warrington, d. q.
The sntertainmsnt viii b. held in the basement
Of said church. The public are invited to attend.
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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-15

TTHE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
and 10 prepared 10 deliver ta purchasers q
large quantity Of OAK and PINE WOOD, thor
pughly easoned and In good condition. Raid wood
Il upon his farm, near the Long bridge, and he 10
prepared to deliver the same to purchaseTs In any
part Of the city at reduced priees. Otdsrs solicited
Address y. T. CORBE Cr,
ocib-i0ts Box No. 7a5, Washington, %. g.