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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-16
REPORT or A FAMINE IN CHARLES
unM

Nsw YoRg, Dec lG--fho Hraids cor.
respondent OIL Charleston, sth, says tho
clads agsin In Charleaton liarbor, but send
them South, probably 10 Mobile, is untrue
DahlRrou is preparing for a great move, aud
tho fonelada will not leave until our flag
waves over Chafleaton ~ ita ruins
Fort Buuter u alil subIecled 20 a heavy
lFe,
Our guus haYe iull possession Of The har
Dor.
In tho citY darkness prevails AT night ~
leaufegard ordered The street lamps not b,
lighted nor lights 10 houSea
Nothing but iamiHe aud terror rule Ia ih'
city and were u not for the militRry leaders
The city would bs surrendered
Great activity prevails IN both departments
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-16

wAanixuros, December l6.-The following
Ii the substance Of Ashleya Bill
Whenever the people desire reorganization
Of State governments, tho Military Governor
ia TO order an enrolment Of loyal electors -
IA soon ha tho number Of tho latter VIII bo
eouAll 10 one.lenlb Of The voies NJ the Presi'
dsntial election Of 1860, the Military Govern.
or shall order ~ oleetion A State Conven'
lion. which shall be authorized 20 form a State
Government, proyidee II be not repugnnnt 10
The Constitution Of the United States or the
Preaidepta proclamation Of January lat 1868
and slavery bo forever abolished and prohibit
Cd Tho now constitution Is TO be snbmiited
to the people, and alter i'p adoption Senator
aud Representatives TO Congress may bs
chosen. Az laws Of former constitutions o.
thone diatricls, making distinction bctweer
black aud white persons, are abfogAted, enc
any Infringement Of individual freedom 10 t'
be- punished ~ kidnapping.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-16
PnOM THE ARMY on THE PoToMAt

wAsAlSoqoS, December 10 IA special to
tho World says
Your correspondent lolegrapbs from tho
front that army baa not gone into winter quar-
tofa In ia preSont location, aud probably u
will not do 40.
Tha House Committee On TeTriIQries will
soon report bills 20 bring AehraHkp, piab aHd
Colorado into tho Union gB States and ALSO te
create new Territory oul Of some porllcn OF
Nebraska.
The bill 10 increase tho pay Of tho atmJ
meots with Gonnral favor and will soon ba ro
ported,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-16
LATEST NE WS.
AFTEREOON DISPATCHES.
HOUSE COMMITTEES,

wAssfWqr0s, December lG,--'fho Speaker
announced the io0ping Committees Select
Committee on Pacific llalroad---Sleyens, Pa
Wilder, Ransag Steele, New York Price,
lows Cole, California, Noble, Ohio, Dohnnlly,
Minnesota. Mcbride, Oregon Steele, New
Jersoy MoClung, MissorI Ames, Maasaeha'
"a, Ybalman, Kentucky, Sweat Maine
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-16
Dnyton aaarheu.

TUAfTnH, UppNmNVf To
HAHsflMANs FLOuR--hod wheat
WHOLESALE 6 90, retail rs.
WHEAT--gl 20.
CORN--e0GeB6
OATB--GH.
Y HYE--i l0G9l ~
BARLEY 40.
HAY--llmoihy 20 90 peg ioD.
C0FFEE-- -ai(aaG.
SUGAR -ib6ald
Wi1lntf. az
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-16
@IotlessIlorgr.
sOMETnIyG WORTH HAVING.

TT iaa well.nade, three. fold Clothes horse With IN
/ adjustable PIN hpf for hanging dresses on, u IA
very convenient, and tho only Clothes horse that has
good place for dresses, hFfldea a ths space that
other horses have They are manufactured aud rold
ssiadaw J.H BAIaLEY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-16
INTERESTING FROM NEW ORLEANS

INTERESTING FROM NEW ORLEANS.
General Banks Forces on the Eve of n
WONemrrt-Antm Important Ga pture of { on
tratahd Goods and Le,ters-The Water
Running Through Williams CanaI-Thr
Rebels Terribly Frightened.
NEW YORK, Feb 1.-THE steamer Em,ire
Cry, from New Orleans on the sth instant
arrived at ten O'Clock his evening. The forces
undtr General Banks. after several months
drl ling, are an condition to take the field. IL
WIS thought forward movement would be
mace az once TO clear out the whole Lafourchs
country.
On the Sd instant, fishing smack, con-
tanning three Jews and a large quantity of
medicines, was seized the lake, bound tO
Ia nchatouia, and designed for the rebels: ALSO
large quantity OF letters from forty or iffty OF
lie leading citizens Of New Orleans TO members
of lhC Confederate Government
The Jews were tried before Judge Peabody
On tie @ti, but sentence WAS withheld until the
parties " no Wrote the lei tiers had been arrested
ordered by General Banks.
1t WIS generally believed in New Orleans
that General Butter would return 10 that city
if not made Secretary OF War.
Rev. Drs. Leacock. r ulton aud Goodrich had
rea. he'd New Orleans, but on refusing totaka
he oath of allegiance, Gen. Banks would not
allow tht m 10 land.
Water flows through Williams Cat" in
frCnt of Nicksburg, and a small steamer had
pass through the canal
1T deepens and widens our fleets can pass
down, leaving Nicksourg four miles distant
This intelligence frightened the Rebels
There Is nothing ECw from Texas.
The wea! her l. very cold.
We have informal ton Of later date than the
above, received via Cairo, in which no mention
is made of the passage of boat through the
canal. 1t is probable that the fact that the
Queen OF the West had got below Yicksburg
hao reached New Orleans, and the supposftion
doubtless was that it had passed through the
canal.-ED. STAR.l .-. 80,
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALs FOR CIRCULAR MARKING AND
RATING STAMPS,

r''' sss5s. ss,s..!9..: R.s..ssistl i.a. 4, isl
3; the sst 81
Ms for f.rsishing, for the use Of the Post ONces
the ioliOSiss dessrip.ios. Viz: y
Circular marking stamps Of steel, or any other
durable erial, Of cireumssrenee not to exc.si
enc Of aud ssss
tgee 70: the Ie.fs months ana Gays, in bleeks Of
same, with handles Of cocoa maho saDy, or other
hs.y; wood q mo model most :9nysnien. fqs use:
nnfstaie the additional charge, p lstter or suro,
for inserting within the circle, when required,
&c.
Circular marking stamps iron, or any other
durable material, for the use of po.t offcss and
,be name Of the ofee and State or the nams Of the
railroad or river l,ne vita type fer month. ssd
ihum srerew, and handles Of black walnut, cherry,
or sther suitable wood, Of od.l best sasptes for
As described in Clsss No. ].
GLASS; s.
"a hs ae d.s aHs No sh hc
rame of the Office and State; with type for months
:d .Is ?. yPs ,sa blocks S SIM
dies: the same as described in GIas. No. !. N AAD
Marking stamps for ttss fesei.n + mails similar to
Phi.dslphis. Boston, &c or Of any other Style
Also, the following rating stamps, to pend
with the circular stamps in Classes /, 3 aud 3, in
materials, hand.ss aHo work ansh; and ch other
rating stamps, not named herein as may ba re-
aursd, cf like description at pro rata prices: and
u the style material thereof shall be altered by
direction OF tn De partu:ent the price sanIi be- in
creased or reduced in the same proportion viz
Paid Tree, missent forwarded post Office business
free, vertis.d stea lboat ship held for postage
missent and forwarded, cancel due, due s, paid 10
paid l5 paid p, paid 81, refused, misdirscted not
also he cohsioered.
The right to change alter the style of tho stamps
described IN eltaer clasS upon equitable terms is
reserved TO the Postmaster Gepsrai
Proposals will be received for furnishing the
Whole OF the above named circular stamps, or of
stamps will be ordered for the different classes of
ofhces a9reesby TO the rules now is1 force and ac
cording to such rules and regulations of the De-
partuent rs may hereafter be adopted IN relation
thereto.
Tho number of circular st.mp ps required per an
class three hundred for the second class, twelve
hundred for the third class, and one hundred for
the fourth class. ~
The number of rating stamps for the same period
Is stimSted at twenty i've hupored
BIZ deis OF the stamps must accompany the pro
pOsal..
Each bidder must furnish, with his proposal, evi
dence of his ability to comply wi; h his hid
Sufficient securities will be r, quired to contract
rird me rlamyr INST be delvc.ed az the Post Office
Hepartr. mt 81 ~ re expense c Is e contrae.or
Proposals must be endorsed on the outside 81 the
envelopes with Proposals for Post Office Marking
STAMPS. and addressed To the First slant Post.
matter General, Washington, d. O.,
la t4wSw pOstrns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-16
THE PIRATE AT KINGSTON.
JAMAICA. .----.

Her Commandef Entertained by the Mer.
chants Exchense-SeveFal Of the Crew
Arrested for Ria ,us Conduct. ...-- ,r....
NEW YORK, Feb, i5-Kingston papers, per
steamer Taiisman, announce the arrival of the
pirate Alabama, on the 2Nth January, with the
officers and crew, 165 in all, Of the Hatteras.
The Alabama was severely riddled In the en-
counter with our vessels. - - -o' u. 3
Two United States men OF. war were reported
OF jamaica. ,..-.....r, o.. -, ., -
Capt. Semmes had had reception at the
Commercial Exchange, Kingston, from the
merchants OF the city, and was Justify cheered.
The American Consul had chartered the ship
Bcirodino 10 bring The crew OF the Hatteras 20
the United States. - - 80. SO
A portion of the crew of the Alabama had
been before magistrate. for q row In a drink.
ing saloon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-16
FROM THE SOUTH.
The Attsck upon Charleston and Sayau.
nab---A Postpone m ent-The iron. a ads

Hab---A PosfpoRem nt--The Iron. q ads
Movements Of Gen. Foster, &C. ss -r &C..
From present indicator the attack of the
confined military and naval forces upon
Charlie ston and Savannah will not be immedi-
nie. Since the arrival at Port Royal OF the
Montauk and Passaic, AGmiral Dapont has
heen placed in possession of the means for q
reconnoissance in force of the approaches to
savannah, and his previous knowledge Of the
cs1enses OF Charleston has undouotedly, de-
t.rmineo him As 10 the requisite amount OF
force 10 lie employed ia the first stsps tow ards
reduction OF these two cities. Until that force
arriSSs, and II in O condition 70 operate effect
iyely, probably NO attack upon either place
Will he made. He has now the iron-clad mon,
lfors Montank, Passaic and Weehawken, and
the New 1ronsides already at Port Royal
I he monitors Paiapsco, Sangamon, Nantncket
and Caiskill are yet to arrive, and il 10 expect-
cd that the keoknk and Galena VIII participate
IN me enEagf ment. OF the former named yes-
route. The tet Of swooden walfeo- cannot be
considered as available M the initial attach,
ard are INTENDED, doubtless, for the purpose of
surportfng the movements and passing ia
when the rebel forts are silenced.
Gen. Foster arrived in the Aragv from Port
koyai on Ihursdny, aad proceeded TO Mash
ington. His mission il at present seeret, He
is presume d to have troops enough nrder his
CON mand, when united with those under tsen :
Hunter, for the part they are TO take In the
attack or subsequent occupation 0f the de fended
points. His return 10 the field may be expected
imme ediatelf, and on his arrival at Port Royal
the signui for the attack may be given. :. -,
RucohWuIt the PUBIC must Oe .pA1fuL In6
task imposed upon the naval and military COM
marders is one OF magnitude, and cannot be
aceomplished az easily as many suppose. The
enemy mas prepared Tor our reception BY every
means which the hest engineer1ng skill could
deyfse. 0fthe abilities OF Admiral Dupont we
have already had manifold testImouy. and Of
the impregnability of the instruments he has
ALREADY TEE ted we have glorious record The
ohstructions in the channels will be diflcult 70
remove. but these have been provided lfor by,
means which have not hitherto fAiled.-iN 4.
Com. .--.-.- ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-16
THE WAR On THE MISSISSIPPI IA.
Genera Gorman End ndeavsring 90 Reseh the
Rear OF Nicksbpsg wa Yazes Rass--TAe
Movement Partially SuccessfHl-The

Rear OF Nicksbprg wa Yazes Rass--rAe
Movtmsnt Partially Saceessful-The
= ebels Flank ed. =. >. =
[Correspondence OF the Missouri Democrat
by order OF Gen. Grant, Gen. German, with
about five hundred man, bosrins arms and niso
pick-Hxcs and shovels, accompanied by Lieut.
Col Wilson, on Gen. Grants STAR as Chtef OF
the Engineer Corps, moved down 20 the Yazoo
pass, which is about ak miles below Helena,
and near DELTA on the Mississippi eide and
after removing some drift and large treee, eue-
ceeded In land ing their boats at the levee. The
leyee is built across the tsyou or pas. leading
from the Missis sippi river into Gold water,
nbout fifteen miles above its mouth. The
wafer south of the levee Ia about ten feet below
water level OF the Mississippi at its present
stage, consequently the destruction Of the levee
al this point viii, at once result In the overnoy
Of the country for fifty miles in every direction,
ard open a channel nayigable for ordinAry
beats TO the Coldwater, thence 70 the Talla-
batchie and 10 the Yaxoo.
The troops were busiiy employed In cutting
the levee all day yesterday, under the sup6-
yi,ion OF Lieut. Col. Wilson, aud the water
will be let in tomorrow. A navlgable channel
will thus bc opened 20 the rear OF vtcksburg,
in q direction which In not fortified by he
Rebels, and can see nothing toprevent our
nosqnito fleet from moving Immediately into
the NsZoo and of taking possession Of the
Rebel steamers that run the river. Moreover,
formidable army threatening the Rebels at
Nicksburg from this direction m must strike trror
10 tteir hearts ana result in their nnN q scom-
fture ar overthrow. Gen:Grant meanwhile,
is not Idle. In the midst Of obstacles apparent
ly ~ surmcuntshle, ne is lahornR on, con-
trolling circumstances, and viii, in my opinion,
finally oy, rcome all opposition and take pos
sss, i,n az ricksburg. The mosquito gunbost
IoIrsi Rose. the ram Lancaster and two
transl cris of troops are now ~ the psss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-16

81 II is stated ihat every German political
yrlCr OF Mi-sonr1, out or ~. I-ouls, has come
cut III -avoT o CmaDci iEation. TIE l.. isiatnre
Of niissouri bHs iIpP o. rmau mem hars, every
az. OF whom belongs 70 the emanc patton
party.
9Th, Iegislsture OF " sshiag; m Territory
La. granted Oyer i5a har'PrS for mi ling dis
tricts, i.IIi.s md 'ol; bridges opriyate parties
in he ming TePions east OF the Gas ;ade
moup'Gins
R< Scarlet fever 7nd dIpthsriR ars prevailing
mins 81 IL ONT % the cod 1ities In
New NoIk tuId.I NJ "a, -. Lawrence
river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-16
MoyEMyNTSOFT THE EPIRATERETRI.
BUTTON.
A Schooner Captured by Her-An I'm.
successful Chase After Her.

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-The schooner +. A,
DeHarL from JackmeL January g, reports
that on the Both nit, of Cape Fiburne she was
chased by the pirate schooner Retribution, who
fired several shots and shells at her, but the
DE Hart outsailed her easily. - si t- OIL. r..,-5
Soon after, she saw the Retribution board an
Eastern built schooner. which she probably
captured. Previously 70 being oyerhauied by
the pirate, she saw large steamer which came
from the same direction as the pirate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-16
A RNf tf rs.

OyyIoI OF PIE CHfRr QuARfHANAsFHa.
Army af the Potomac, J
WAsHINGroS Septe enber ~. 1882
pHcresALs are invitss for furnishing for the uss
Of the army Of the Potomac the following articles
$500 tons best quality Timothy Hay, securely
bsied, the weight Of sssh sale to be marked
thereon
s.cos 900 bushels Of Oats, Of ths best quality, ir
strong sacks, we'll sswed -
200 cords Oak su0 Hickory Wood well seasoned
and OF si q best quality
1ach bid must bs accompanied by the endorse
nent OF two responsible persons that the contract.
IL awarded will be fulfilled
Bids viii be opened from time to time as tAs az
eices may be needed and contracts will be awsrda1
Tor the Quantities needed to the lowest responsible
bidder up to The time of opening.
The right is reserved to aoce pit AL any part of
say bid. ---.....
Proposals should be endorsed " Prop. sails for H.s
Oats WOOD, )" ss the may oe, snd enclosed
n Separate onVeicpe RUFUS INGALLS,
Lieut.. Col and A. d. o.
- Chief GuartarDAstAr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-16
CONGREGATIONAL Nomination.

NIw JoNDoN. Conn, FEB 14.-Hon. Angus
ins Erarirge, late Speaker OF the Connecticut
House of Assembly, was unanimously nomi-
ma I'D bv the republicans yesterday as their
,unGiCaie fur on rress in the third district
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-16
A esl6TANT QUARTERMAsTLR'S OFFICE,
"A Hashiaeton Oepoi Conner O aad ed sfs.,

To prevent impositiun q pon the en- mpioyFsa Of the
Depot notice is hereby given that hereafter no
transfer Of claims for services 4srsd viii beree
aocoDpAnied by AieseA power Of attorney, with
the required revenue stamp attached. Aud as all
time books in this Office, or duly auth enticsted
transfer lists In accordance with the revised reHu.
lstons OF the army, and eubje 10 such stoppsxes
"a are authorised BY the WafzDepartmant, claiu
agents, grosSery, keepers and others are warned
that the purchase of such claims incident de-
ductfons which may not Appear upon the face Of
the time ticket or transfer fists. y. =.
Oh II. fOMPKINS
fe E-lW Capt Assisf Qux xr tnrmAstar. u g. A Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-16
Politics in Kausss,

LEAyENwoRTH, Kansas, Feb. ia large
meeting OF unconditional Union men was held
here last night. RESOLUTIONS were adopted
unanimously in favor Of the Union, and ap-
probation CT the general policy Of the national
adm in ietra ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-16
.DROPOsALs FOB PAINTING, &c.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, February4 l. 1885,
BIDS will be received until y O'Clock NJ on Feb
mary 9Th. 1858, at the Office of Construction,
Treasury Department, for. the EXECUTION of all the
Painting and Glazing, including all materials
aseaf: lding, &c, excerpt the glass, for the west
section of the Treasury kxtensi0n being
erected in Washington. u. O.
Bids ustcsnform in all respects to the requisi-
ti0ns of the speci 6cations for the painting & c..
v bich be seen at the once of the Bureau of
CONSTRUCTION during Office hours.
iEe Department rest rves the ight TO reject any
or sI bids if considered for the interest Of the
Government to do
No biz will be ell tertained unless It conforms to
the of the scihcstiOns in ali respects
The bids to be accompanied by satisfactory
guarantee of, some cOun petent person to the
ability of the bidder 10 perform the work,
ISAIAH ROGERS,
fe 6-eotf Engineer in charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-16
Gi.trr>> in newfoundland

ST. JoEhs, -. F., feb. 1.-THE weather Is
very severe and thr inhabitants of the is land
are SUFFERING II uCh ia conseq IA. nee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-16
1907.
BRAKES PLANTATION BlrTERs.

-
BRAKES PLANTATION BlrTERs.
They purify, strengthen, and invigora,e.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidete TO change Of water and
diet. . l...
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind. as ---s-
They prevent miasmaac and intermittent
fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrbaa, Cholera and Cholera
Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They are the best Bittsrs In the world They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They are made OF
pure ST. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya
Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the
pleasure Of beverage, without regard to age
or time Of day. Particularly recommended TO
delicate persons requiring a gentle stimulant.
Sold by all Groosrs, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. p. H. DRAKE e 90, aOa Broad.
way, New York. sep 25-eosm
AQ6 KHANGINGs! AQ6
I o ss;sa and SDf Gf P.psss
the loves cash prices.
New Designs, Gold Band and Imitation Gold Band
window Shades Buff, Green and Blue Holland, or
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES
-, twsrr.nted TO be silded With Gold LeafY
District from the best ufsctoryin the country,
. with bssutiful variety of small sized Oval and
Card visits Frames. Of foreign and domestic man
saSss Sfsst sad sssss
afY, Albums, &e. -
PICTURE CORD AND rAssRLs!
Different sizes aud colors, Picture Rings, Eyes,
Nails, &c. Orders for Psperhsngings or window
Shades punctuany executed by experienced work.
men In city or country. Terms es.h uu,r,n
~Please remember the number 4 sc Tth street,
~ the terms cash for goods and labor. ia IS
"JLL1us' cHEsSTSSTHyTr SSTyry GROVE BOURBON
The undersigned having been appointed sole
agent for the sale Of the above celebrated article
begs leave call the attention Of the pu bc 20 this
pure unadult<rated Whisky. 90 .-.
To the medical profession, army and navy ON GERS
Fusfi OIL has been extracted which renders it one
of the best stimulants and most useful tonios for
the sick and debiltated where stimuli used
and a substitute for high priced brandy. The fore
Sr " Lewis, Boston Mass Dr. Hed gemsn, n ! !;
VIA exhibit. and the heads OF the medical de part
meDt In this city. am prepared TO exhibit such
testimonisIs will convince the most In sred uous
To judges the article will commend itselt
JOSEPH W. NAIRN
ia y-eo,m ~ Washington, ID. G.
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wASHikGTON RiETiES.
FRONTING ON PA. AY. AND9TH ST.
STAGE MkVAGER.-.Jk JAMES PItIRIM
CHEF D'0KCaEST RAJ. THOMAS SIMPSON
OF THE AUTOCRAT Or

NOT TIE AUTOCRAT Or n IT WITT
AkISTOGRAT TROUPE
Equal rights-tne waking maa rs we'll as the
mi cur scntiMer Is: for equality is an
American principle, and a. W. receive
FROM AMEk1CANS OF ktiREAf PATRONAGE
We have desire to seif style ourselvss autocrat-
for We do not belieye in any thing bordering On alb.
solute severe igns in our free country,
while -'. 800 .'.' SD on .''
eWAR WAGES WIDE bEs0LATION.r
besides We are not blind to the inusndos cast
upon us by tho se who fear and trembie At our sue
cess; YET onr triuDphs Simply the unerriug IL
OF superiority cre1nfDR our efforts while pursuing
.NE.THE EVEN .TENOR OF OUR WAY
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THE GREAT AMERICAN COMPANY
20 .-"..- ALL f1Ets WREK

IN GRAND D0UaLE BILL,
Exciting ccnteetfor the sunremsey between the
champion Clog Dancers of the wsrId =
-. - DICK SANDS and TIM HAYES
Repetition Of the lkrilia, act Of the ~ - ego
- THE GfPSfES' LAft
IS II has been called in riso u With the same
act OF anotheJ Reuse The mana ement calls spsci Il
atsn ion the grace sps sxilldisplaye ed BY LIE
ZOE in the dance and .hat CONTRAST it af.rds %
which the entire sudisncs nixt tly ulhssitsun siy
admit. @ sf-, = - -
.-.I.....-. MILE LIZETfA :" ~ - -'
The Chs npion Lady Jig Dancer,
FRED MAY, the Irish Vocalist. p.
ADA TEeMAN the American Prirna Donna,
BUDWORTH, SAM LONG, KEMS, PURCELL.
...-, TIE GsAKp CoRPs DE B ALLEI i--s1'.T
r, 5Arse Ne.s Efhtssiqns Banlesqses :, .,...
TXTT19E TIE LAKE. - -; 80. 't'
ALL THE TRIPLEQ0MPANY1 1PPEARt
An en'erfainmenf idsfipg half the sisIt. e..
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DROPOsALs FoK LITHOGRAPaY.

Once Super iafendenf Of Public Prinl;ng. !
Wa shiDg:nn, February 4, 1883.
SEALED PROPOSE LIS will be received uHtil Mon
day the 9th of Feb usry, 1853. for transferring
en- prlntii the accom- psnging the report
OF the su perlntendeat of the Coast Survey for
1864 Blank forms of proposals, with speciications
can be procured on application at this Of oe and
no bid will be received which docs not conform
precisely Herewith. JOHN ID. DEFREE5
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