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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24

Bulls HEAD, Monday, Feb. % The Cattle Mar.
awry The OF yesterday Ia. put sb
time thGt cattle In market AZ Forty.
fourth this morning, two small oEs taaa
cam Albany Saturday, and che aty1rcs guard OF
train from tue Enc Road that arrived before the snow
blockade About small lot Of up-counTy cattle bye
local train on Harlem Rosd got into size yard, ana hon.
all told the number ess than eight hundred II no more
ed, this w0nd have cheated Ell excitement thai
would up price. 70 nigh hsue Bot a. the
trains the Harlem koad from Albany were heard iron
a. Armenia O'clock and tue known 90 ne clear
from Pawins twenty miles below, IL was pretty certain
that they would get down du ing the day The htst in on
tho River Road passed at ococA by tns ex-
press train, F.hk that 10 arrive duTns TIE
day Tho the Erie Rosd also heard from ana
would DO IN time to night by ali tlese, there was
certainty good supply OF bulocks-kuowHg ones 'aa
euough, with what Is here. to MAKE up 400 b. al and
good 1t hard TO sell buocks at any
biz the opening Of last weeA-taat IL 40
q Ii for good T .ses 90lOc p y ioI those rated nst
as aud OGlc. y 70 for extra cOuutin. only the nes
weight In tho quarters AT these pces the SAFES
were slow many OF the bgchsTs preierrus TO wsm
until tomorrow, WHOM there will DO iui msfA-t. lac
number 10 Albany largesdy fO0'--but not over .sv
are expected h1reths koson buyers having taken h'd
pre I, snarp aud good macy taken by local buyers
But will DO enough ere, presume 70 nod me n.s
ket as Il week and owing the Hcserins way tns
cattle arrive il will not b. near a. good for du7tIsu u
would have been all the stock had been Ia the yard hs
opeung There have arrivals 81 hss % LAY o-s
there was good stock from Sa'udly, and pfss He
shade better-tho top 5ic ID Sheep are sens oes
ter to-day last MouSay, wth s1ouI oV0 Ia 5i'n ee"
J and plenty expected 10 morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24

Tie anxiety to Secure the Northwest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24

REBEL CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24

FROM THE REBEL lRMY OF THE POTOMAC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24

LAUScHED.-John English & Son launched from
their yard FOO. Of Kent street. Greenpont. tho 18th Of
February for tho Norwich aud NewYotk Transpot,ltou
Company the City Of NewLondon Her Dimensions
arc follows Length. as feet. breadth OF beam % feet
depth of hold IL feet She Is TO in connection With ne
steamers City OF New.York and Boston. Aso, SiuTdsy
afternoon from their yard foot OF Tenth street r. H.,
steamer for James T. Sanford. esq. He dmeL'on: ore
follows: Length on deck feet breadth d bean 81 i,ei
depth u hold u feet inches She Ia Intended TO ry Do
tween Boston and Bangor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24

OrHTH.LMrc Scn0oL ASp HosrIrAt.-The llth
Anniversary Of this Institution will be held t' evening In
tie University Medical Collese in Fourteenth street. nsS
Tbrd avenue whom addresses will be made BY the O'adai
Jog Glass, aid diplomas presented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24

ERRArUa--In the notice Of tile Bond-street Ho.
meopsthc D.ponsry tho cther day the Increase IN The
number Of pstents during the year stated to have beea
l59 whereas but for typographical error I: should hs"
read 0 1919 material difference.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24

American GEoGrAPHrcAL ASD STATISTICAL 30
cixrr-A Special Meeting OF the seIy will DO held The
room. Of the Historical Society Second avenue on Tue'fy
everiag 2h February, at O'clock. when an address VIII %
delivered by Dr. ID. j. Mcgowan Hon Mem Arehr io'u'
tue upon the proposed expedition to tie mountain ands s
China Canbodes and Fotmosa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24
PROM LOTIsIANA-SEYFnE FIGHTING At INDIAN
VILLAGE-THE ENEMY REFUSED WIFE LOSS
uOVlMrNrS M INION TROOPS. Sc.

MONUMENTS OF UNION TROOPS, Sc
PoRT nUDsON, L., Feb. l0-lntoruahon bss
;u.t resed the pckats that p1on OF Sibeys command
scount cred he It Indian Nilste totH!y lOu ly I'M
sfr severe htins The enemy admits loss OF !OVO killed,
wounded ava ul.ss'1s
Positive Information has been received from Baton Rouge
tbs; Ma. schasrtts big de and negro regiment have been
se't below.
The total force Of the enemy l. coo.
Deserers continually g irving here.
flag Of in today. Nothing important was
seaned from he fig Of truce
a boat with prisoners will 20 20 vi ksburs.
Ten thousand requirements are reported ct Now'
O,lear. Doubtful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24
MOVEMENTS OF THE ENEMY IN VIRGINIA.
ANOTHER CHANGE OF RAsE.

through gentleman Just from Bil more, Whose
ststenents entitled credit have received iu.
teestnE information Of the movements Of the Army &c the
Potomac" Our iniormsn; learned IN Baltimore 0m what
he considered twoIthy source, ht the Yankee amy
he withdraw from the banks OF the Rappahannock,
part be Fortress Monroe suj tho balance 10 into
WINTER quarters Washington City, lie LETT Baltimore
Thursday reached Prince George Va Saturday
While the stt place snd the banks Of the Potomac
he Jaw three return Tairs laden with troop, which must
have been shipped Aequia Creek ard doubt ell
rou for Fortress Monroe.
These troops will probably next be heard from in the
fota Of NJ river empty and ia the ycin
ity Of Suffolk Richmond Examiner, Feb IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24
THE FRENCH PROPOSITION TO TIE U. :. GO,
EMINENT

BY the arr snl of the steamship Europa at Hall.
fax we have Liverpool dates to the ash ult Tho Of
begin to thcken ali Of prob
ABILITY The Pans correspondent OF TIE London Time has
reason TO know that tho French Government has officially
Instructed ~ MeIc-r to advise the Government at Nahg
ton to appoint tom-siopo to meet neutral ground
similar delegation from tho Coincidence states for tho
pose edsssoIE 10 elect reconciliation by mutual CON
cos.On.
Tho Paris Pav eanhrms the above statement Tue lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.

Reported Fighting in Louisiana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24
TIE NORTHERN DGsrOTIsM.

The Yankee Congress is employing diligently ia
few remaining days Organizing AID consodang dcspj'
.in ruo snI unaiGed as that OF Russia Bus are nov
pending aud Likely b-coue laws TO IN the Executive
he absolute ntro 0f the militia Of the ssio aud 20 crush
vest Tie whole money power oil the cOun-
nv a. ito Executive Department. Ehor II sibmed 10 by
tie people them into serbs, aud iendes the led.
cIa Chief an Ie-pousibe GutoeTa Tho military b en.
power. aim all tho miLa for two SesIs and 10 DO
nd subject 10 natal law from tho
meut drafting. Tho money bill subjects the banks to tax
nndor which tuey cannot live and the money which
President my Issue the sole medium oil exchange and
| slaudggd OF value.
Ih- d act,d laos already akug tho alarm ct thi,
suprndous depos. kalaudis la recent speech pt
NswArs j. asked " ~ seHd out your again TO
us bas6cdl IOvofwhelming cries: No. newell Snail
tn-y concriprd oeITy ls for
| aud fDI the ne.iol mo, never
On tho of this Law will Il practical Is
au. That viii sincerity Of those Northern no
profs. abu O the aud the objects or which II Is
w.srd We no, much ith ia aay 81 'he Eastern an
te, ithu' Andns the vgorous NO. never OF New
Jersey IAa whole region IL va fear too deeply corrupted
for an, thing good Om IT, But we bAvo ar bet
ter hop,s from tho NORTHWEST ToI0 hausees there
no doubt aud In Boston NewbnrypoIt But
the majority OF that population superior race OF beng
They their descent Southern sourc.shey have
not yet wholly corrupted by fank.esns-they ALL
ORE fee Government, aud VIC VIII nV yet dcspsr VI
their showing themselves 1T fo something better thu to b.
tho srrls of n Yankee tyranny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24

The judiciary Committee OF The Ilonse Of Repre.
atives he. reported b which printed to
regulate presafent of produce &C. Ii il gay, ,nheo
ald Justice 90 our troops and 10 farmers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-28
THE EVENING STAR.
Dry Walks for Winter,

We should be remiss in our duty were we to
neglect at this season of the year to re4 eat our
counsel as TO the great comfort and con venience
which dry wdiks insure about dwellings, barns
and outhouses generally in winter and early
spring We are panied sometimes to see tie
utter negligence prevailing upon some premis-
es in this respect. A few old boards, or dol
lars worth or two of new boards, nice fiat
s'ones, or liberal supply of coal ash es would
save ten times the cost in shoe leather, damp
feet, colds, doctors bills and loss OF time
Coal ashes laid on dry ground to the depth OF
three or four inches, after removing the mud,
make first-ra!e walk, and they can be put to no
better use. The difference to be seen upon a
premises where dry walks provided where
ever needed, when compared to others where
tins moral influence has no abiding place, is
enough to make us SILVER as well as to cause
Ms to feel for the absence OF social charities In
the family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-28
PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR sTATIoNEKY.
DEPOT QUlRrERAAsrER'S OFFICE.
M Dol q sFpR .p
NO. = = u 8
WASHINGTON, d. G Dec

No. 292 q srRsgr.
SEALED 3. sess gss It
of Captain James n Mere. Assistant Quarter
Ian IT, s !
1853 st i ceiosI for sfstiossTy for
All articles must be Of The very. best quality,
ssmples Of which (of amer one auirs; o. enve-
eth
one sample OF the article bid for, ard but ooe price
for each article, which must be distinctly marked
TIE contract yin be awarded to tse lowest Saa
quired for 'ts faith tuI perform anes
m g and Pc Ena ~ the ind sa
for esch article should any articles bs rec hired
which ere not enumerated 10 the folio wing sched:
ne they are to be furnished 81 the lowest market
The De- artmeut Qusrterms,ter reserves to him
sTsster ausstity II eaeH and Every artcle
contracted for; as the public service ma require
Of the contract, snd be viii in all es.s.desde
Tnsthei the tsrms Of the contract have been com
contract upon any failure TO comply within a rea-
Bonds. With approved securities, are to bs
given ~ lie psrson OF per ems contracting; aud in
care Of failure to uppy the articles the contractor
ana hia i Sa11 De liable to the forfeiture
M6oRn hs to osD.sn JAMES
G., and shoult be plainly marked Proposals
Tor STATIONERY "
sca!EDVLE OF ARTICLES.
'f Envelope PEP p.pss 4,sa inches,
20 POST ruled rsam
90 res%s White Foolscsp Pager, ruled, not less
csp Paper not less
s Y PER
m cem per psnsr
pou .ds per resm. per re am
SEQ Sheet, Blcttipg Paper, per sheet, par qurs
4s s s1sk BBooks demi size fall nonDd per CURE
e. Blank acoks esp size. half bound per auire:
sss h ss
e go IT Time Books ootsyo size. bound per dozen
Whts r.
1900 White Official Envelopes, s1sxS4 inches,
7sCoo White Letter Envelopes sszs incl IS, per IL
l. dozen Black Ink, pint and quart bottles, pee
70 DOZEN Arnold's Writing Fluid, in quart and pint
y do7sS APncIds Cosyins Ink in quart and pint
Il dozen LaxTenee's Copying Ink, in quart and
"A dozen psvids Csrmine Ink, glass bottle. and
stoppers yer dozen;
se dcsen Faser's Black Lead Pencils, Nos. and s.
.. doIsn Fabeas Rcd ard B,ra psro,, nav do.
4 dczsn Stands ass FED psF dozen
100 sross S,eei Pens aa,orted per gross
Ss:sss Pen e DOZEN
dRI sgsss VA re- to
per pound
10 pounds Viii India Rubber, 40 pieces to pound)
per pound
4 dozen Erassrs. Gyory or wood hsCdiss,) per
dozen
5 dozen Gttta Percha Rulers, ground or ast) per
dozen
6 dozen Paper CiRs. assorted per dozed
81 dozen pieces Rad Tape, Nos ~ and g per dozen
x dozen spoos he'd Tap, Nos. II and %, per dozen
u dozen Glass Jars Muciage, and Brushes, Narge
"A dozen GLASS Jars Mucil.ss and Brushes, (srasll
size } Ger dozen
"a Letter Copying Books $50 and COZ pages ehca
dozen Octave siemorsndum Books, per dozen
800 sheets Abstract Paper, ruled to pattern, per
sheet
6 reams of Bill Paper ruled to pattern per rssn
200 sheets of Return Paper, ruled and printed to
pattern, per sheet.
r. W. FUCKER,
del5 ut Brig&disr Gisnsrsl sn Q. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-28
O r FIC 1 A L .

ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, December 4, 1853.
Notice is hereby given that the noaro Oh Cro'
nance Officers appointed for the purpose of ex-
aiming officers applying to be commissioned as
Ordnance Omcers, Of rank not higher than
captain, will assemble at this once on the Atm
of January next.
All offcers DESTROYS Of appearing before the
Board must first make application to that effect
to the Chisf of Ordnance, stating their age,
present state of healthfulness, where and how
educated, and what studies they have pursued.
Such as wish to appear before the Board at its
next meeting should file their applications as
1863. q. ID. RAMSAY,
dec 5-16t Brig. Gen. Chief Ordnance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-28
DROPOSALS FOR HAY. STRAW And GRAIN.
1oRAGK DEPARTMENT.
AsststdHt QH0rternqdstsr,S Office, J


Alsxandfis. Va. Nov lst6, 1858
hay, Straw, Oats and Corn, for the Of the Gov
point on the Potomac its tributaries and In such
such times, - the undersisnsf may direct.
The proposals. to be addressed to the undersigned,
s1d 70 state the quantity and psice Of saeh article
Proposals will be received for i've thousand q Ooo)
bushels Of Corn or Cats, and hfty (5O) tons Of Hay
or Straw and upwards unless it shall be for the in
terest Of the Government to contract for . less
Corn to be put mp in good sacks Of about two a.
bushels and oats IN sacks Of about three 3l bushels
each: which Are to DO furnished free Of charge to
the Government. The hay and straw to be secure
All articles furnished under this advertisement
to be subject 70 rigid inspection By the Govern.
ment lnspeet0
Purchases viii be made from time TO time, under
this advertisement, from the lowest res4onsloao
bidder. ~ tie interests Of the public service may
he andsrsis.ed reserve. the ..sas 70 reject any
and all offers which may Be deemed incompatible
With the interests Of the Government
Payments will be made In euen Iunoe - may Do
provided from the q. 3. Treasury. and - far g
practicable, upon delivery; 9ut the undersisued
reserves the right 70 withhold the whole or any
part Of the payments until the complete fulhimsnf
Oh Good sscnlisy Win be required for the faithful
fulnlment ct any agreement msds r Sndss this ID
no is.m 0spt. and ASK Quartermssssr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-28
EXTENSION OF TIMH.
DROPosALs FOR CALVARY HORsHs.
OAvALRY BUREAU.
OgFIo1 OF DlPor QuARrEnMAsTll,

Washin8tOn, Nov, -, l86o.N
PROPOSALS are golcitfd and will be received at
this Office for the furnishing Of osyary Horses to
lumbia; BIT Louis, Missouri; and Ohicaeo Illinois
The horses TO comply with the>following speoid-
cotions viz: To be rom fifteen (l5) to sis teen 6)
hands high, from Eve f5) to nine ~ years old we'll
brob en- to saddle, ompactly built. In good fesh,
and fl ee from all defects
The ability of the bidder to fulfil his agreement
must be guaranteed by two RESPONSIBLE persons,
who.e signature must be appended to the guar.
antee.
No proposal VIII be entertained unless the oath
Of allegiance. Of the person or persons bidding
shall be on 6le In this ONCE.
The Of tss "a must be
nearest District Court, or Of the United States
Proposais must be addressed to Lieut.. Dol o. g.
snS Ss ;nSorssd on the snVsIops
Horses"
cations win DO purchased In epen market, st fair
City. Albany, Buffalo. and Rochester. New York !;
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Columbus, Ohio Bss-
ton, Massachusetts,; AusuAta, Maine; and Madi.
son. Wi'00n'P ,.utp.,ntS 6o IS sA va
NO 48-n Cavalry Buresu.
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deIS l2t
DROP LsFoR LUMBsR
CHIEP QuARrERMAsrERs OFFICE,

CHIEP QuARrERhAsrERs OFFICE
DEPOT OF WAsHINsToN:
s,,rn p.o MasHsaT ; l. D. c., Dec T. isssA
70 Il Il T.
CO.. FEET and ass to Vi" a
MIseo fee: or inch Witt. Pine seleots,
5000 feet Sd or inch White Pine Common Gull
5000 feet HemIock seantlinc. 8 by 4, assorted
soeco feet .t Hem t scsntlng BY 4, assorted
2o,@0 feet Hemock ScantIing, by 4, assorted
10000 f.st Hsnlosl Joist by TO- assorted len sths.
All the above described to be good merchantable
on the to tas ss of
III tie Lumber TO be delivered within twenty
Proposals from dsiossi parties will not be con-
adhered. An oath OF allegiance to the o 8. Gov
to al
u be awarded to him must be guaranteed by two
10 persons whose signatures are to Dc ap
the Ths sssRcasisiiitY q the su.r. N. mus. ?.
ass,est District Court Of the United States Dis
Bidders must be present In person when tho bids
are opened. or their proposals. will not be consid.
The full name and post Office address Of each bid.
der mus, be legibly written in the proposal.
Ifs bid is m ade in the name Of arm, the names
considered the individual proposal Of the party
Bonds in the sum of halt the amount OF tho con-
tract signed ~ the contractor and both Of his
ausrantorf. will ne required Of the successful bidder
upon SIGNING the contract
The night to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed teo high is reserved by the Depot Quarter
master
IDiormal proposals will be rejected.
sIs'a'; %:1s:a
We, the undersigned, reside nts Of, in the
and severally. covenant with the United States +,
ana guaranty in case the foregoing bid Of - be
acce pied, that he Or they will. within ten days
after tn acceptance of eaid bid, execute the CON
tract for the same With good and sufficient suretes,
IN sum equsl to half the amount of the contract,
the terms of advertisement lated December 18th,
1868. under which the bid was made; and, in case
the said shall fail to enter into contr act -
aforesatd, We guarantees to make good the differ
ence between the offer By the said II aud the next
lowest res ponsible bidder. or the person to whom
Given under our hands and seals this - day Of
-,186
{{sss Seal
I hereby certify that. to the best OF my kno1l.
good and sufficient ss sursties for the amount for
which they offer to be security.
To be certified by the United States District
Attorney, Collector OF Customs. or any other OH.
Ger uuder the United States Government, re-
sponsible person known to this once
D. b. RUOKIR,
de !9-tf Brig. Gen and Quarter master.
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F.. WAR DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, January %, 1868. {
In consequence of the pressure of business
at the War Department, Passes for citizens to
visit the Army OF the Potomac will be given at
the Office of Lieutenant Colonel CONRAD 1879
Pennsylvania avenue, above 10Th street iA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-28
PEHSsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
&

- s.
sr..p e 81 FA zsS y 5SE;Ss! S'P1'.'
sAae4e, oHrok.D ru1SSSSs si . svn Dos.
rani HEB PHI Is F5SA ffFr sBSs
aloss oons IL Il ssss Al Hrt alRaaRR1sBu.s
NORTHERN III o T1s1hs Il "a ssis1LRoAp,
III, GREAT saS e s2aHeRs ROUTE
WARRINGTON f End BAlr1Moss
wzsr soRr E VI BIZ And n - sournwrs7
sas aorthora Gsntrsi Rairo.d tonS.ay. aartSs.s
,ernsf Of Ps.nsy1v1ai, sxenIs aRs sI1s a'sf
SPLENDID sL1spIMMya CARS ON ALE NIaH7
.EoxINa AND sAL6oN OARS ON ALL TsAIzs
FROM WARRINGTON
s x tafs ths VITA ans
sosd saa arrive IN Harr Is Att At M snd is
iii psrss Of the Wet. A'''- o'N 80
81 tsis roess Freight. Of all descriptions san Do
s. ckio, ksntaok9 Hnai.nss ofi nos. wiseoasa
lows, CT Missouri. by ha!lro9a G:rea:
Ehe Psnnsylvsr's Central Railroad also ocnasasa
b forwarded to any port On the OHIO, Musk!n gum
Esntuaky Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois Missis.
ksd si!ers; and ST Cleveland, ssndusky, snd Cal.
ssSo With steamers to all Northwestern Lskss.
sstfsn Of their Freight to this Company esa rely
ssa s5ssS 9 i sisaiaH
fn tss West, By the PennsylTanfs Central Railroad
ys 81 sH tsssss IS (sssTSbs - sss sheyssS ~ esss7
EsijrosS CcNleaaass
~ Be particular 10 nE-k packages "vsa 2erna.
Central 4 q %
VIZ BRL NJ, Agt Horths,n Central B. ~,
No. 50 North street., Bal tirnoSs,
SNOOu IHWIB, Gsnl BIZ perrin tendent, Altoona, "a,
L. L. nOUf-, Gent Ticket Agent, FbiIsdelahia.
e. r.. HOUSTON, General FREIGHT agent, Pills
dsipkfs !en 3.Iy,f
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QITTINHOUsl, PANT & CO..
B A N K 4 S,
no. $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVlNU1,
VIII cortinue to furnish
U.s.. FIvE-TWENTY BONDS
Aslons issued Government. At PAP.
3. Coupon 6's Of 1881.
U. 3. 7-SG Treasury Notes.
o. 8. Certificates Of indebtedness.
GELD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exchange on ali parts Of Europe and the Norths.
Cities sold Id sums to suit purchasers.
stocks and Gold usht In New York exclusive.
On Commission.
jyH RITTENHOUsa .HANT B. 90.
TINTED sTATEs $40 BONDS.
UNITED STAT Is 7-2O TREASURY MOTIFS.
UNITED STATES COUPONS OF 1851,
UNITlD STATES CERTIFICATES OF I'm
D1BTEDNESS.
Gold. Silver, uncurfent Money, Exchange On a
parts Of Europe and the Northern Cities,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We are authorised to furnish SO Bonds ct pa1
sntu the LIST Of August next. when the privilege
Of conversion ceases.
Orders for Stocks and Col executed In New York
RITTlNHoUsH. PANT 4 co..
- Bankers, 3S2 PenA avenue.
S1oRET DIsEAsIsI sI0R1T D Iss1As1l
sAMARlTAN GIFT!
sAAARIEANs e1Eri
sosoHxH;;1: g Ei:'!!i S sFfrd 81 =.
~ s: M rs As :. g:
81 70. IN in
Cures in from two to four days, and recent cases
y the Of one q s @Sss
eminent Doctors and Chemists Of the present day.
Let tSose Who have aesr.iqed q s.tsins oVred
o. Who have bssn sosssd With Bslssm 0opsiva. Of
1'f'al'' q" Ss11MARlTAPs GIFT.
Sent b. nsil ,n pain e saavekCss q.
s5SSR., kssssgR.ss s.e.ss fs91g
sAuAR11EzsHsss1 ko S95Fs1 M A & 1,1oxs
.Riafa Isl 81 asS h;Rs Z.
Il %
ga So g ~ 8. sS: !. rs:
sr' for f 81 NJ ySr In altar
1s a; kooff so9ffHS1S
10. iis = q. sSs .ssss y
males az sss RoeT III
W9s s.. happily adaptsd: in ulSsrased HtsTSs: y
DsbiiIs;. and ior 81 sonsi. incident Q Is:
sent by express. Price q bottle. OF sossiss
sAMARIrAEg gHANoRs Wash.
1ISEoND : CO.. BOZ Isl ihiladslphis Ross
Sold By .. oALvzRr YoRD.s zasr Of nth aaA
81 hii MY book. Al.n.ne.... nays.s
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FOR HOLIDAY RESENTs.
Just Received at
P. j. BELLEW L CO.'S,
$40 Sc ZENITH STREET
Established in 1866
The largest, choicest, and most valuable stock of
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE,
ever opened in Washington; ever article Of which
we guarantee to be Double Extra Silver Plated in
the best material and full weight of silver.
LIS dozen Rogers Brothers ANo. l, Double Extra
Silver Plated Forks and Spoons.
120 elegant Breakfast and Dinner Castors, every
variety in the trade, begin to sell at 49, so to
$40.
Goblets, Cups, Mugs, Cake and Card Baskets in
quantity.
Elegant Butter Dishes, Fruit Dishes, Walters,
&C., &c.
Splendid double wall Ice Pitchers, richly orna-
mented.
Egg standa elaborate Tea Sets six pieces, best
quality.
Soup Ladies', Butter and Fruit Knives, Mustard
and Salt Spoons, with full assortment of other
goods in this line.
We guarantee to sell at near the manufac-
turers prices, freight added.
Housekeepers and the public generally re-
specially invited to give early call before
purchasing elsewhere.
P.J. BELLEW & CO.,
$40 Seventh street,
no 2s-1m doors south of Odd Fellows Hall.