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NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU OF Provisions AID CLoIHIso.

Army CLoTnis0 AND EoUIPAGB OFFICE,
No la7I CIScIsSAri Ohio, Juno l. 1864.
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned,
until FRIDAY June H. 1854 at o'clock p. IN. for fur
nishins this Department by contIact with
UNIFORM COATS-Infsntry;
UNIFORM COATS-Arllery;
FORAGE CAPS =,
Samples Of which may be seen 81 the once Oh Cotnns ana
Equipase In this city. M,
40 be delivered nee Of charge at the w. Inspection Ware
house this city good packages. with tbs name OF inc
party furnishing tho kind and quantity OF goods distinctly
insrk ed on zach article and package.
Parties Offering goods mus, distinctly state IN their bids tho
quantity they propose Furnish the price, and time oil dsv
cry ,., "A
correspond with the proposal and the parties thereto must
that the goods sha be- In every respect equal 70
Army Standard otherwise tho proposal will not DO consldsIeo'
guaranty signed by responsible persons must secon
psnv each bid guaranteeing that the bidder win supply tho
articles awarded 10 him under his proposal .. 49,,
Bids will be opened Friday June II, lsoA oc!ocA
u at this Office and bidders requested to Do present.
Awards will bs made Saturday juno H. 80 ,.u
Bonds will be required that the contract VII be hthiuy
ful6lled. u.,.,,
Ban[ forms q Proposals Contacts and Bonds may be %
tanned at this office. ,, i.
The gh reject any bid deemed unres;onsos reerV''
G. w, MOULTON Captain and A. Y NJ.
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NLw-YoRK & NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
! B1 COMMENCING MAY D. 1854 1854
Ia and

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
1853 COMMENCING MAY .. 1854 1854
Passenger station In NewloIk, 9th ST. and shav.
Entrance 2ith.st.
. TRAINS LEAVE NEW-f0Rk: -
For New Haven, (Ex.l 1850 a. IN. l2:l3 (Exh 3'W
lExh $3.50, $50 and Exp. m.
For bridsepot, T. lExl ll:5o a. M; l2:Htrhh "'~
tEx n $50, $50 aud Gal p. m.
For Milford snd s,ra,iord. :, 1850 IN. 9,,o sp m "a
For Fairfield, Southport and Westpsn, = h;%a M S;'@
$50 m.
For Norwalk J. $50 1880 a M; ii:ls tExl 800 tEIh
For Darien and greenwich. 800. 1850 M; $780, 4''a
5:3Dp.
For Greenwich. ! 900 Il 30 $3.50 40 s2oe;@pm
For Stamford, Z (Ex) $50 II 30 M. l2;l3 lt.x,1
(Ex) $3.50. Asa. $50, $50. (Ex.) pm.
for Port Chester and intermedisie stations, sJo HID
~; $780, 4:J0, $3.50, Goo, p. IN.
CONNECTING TRANS.
For Boston via Springfield a N. lEc)i 3(Exh p. m.
For Boston via Shore Line, l2:l5 En- o p m.
For Hartford and Springfield (ExJ, N;So a. M; lEr.h
For Connection, River Railroad a. (Ex) 1850 m. 70
Montreal; y. u 10 Northampton.
For Hartford Providence and Fihkin Railroad. . lExh
ii 80 -. .
For New Haven. New.London and stOninston Railroads.
For Canal Railroad, l2:I5 p H. to Northampton
For Hcusstonc Railroad. 8. M. 3p. m.
For Eaugstuck Railroad s a. w.; ?. NJ.
For Danbury and No,walk Railroad T. $3.50 t;~ N.
Commodous Sleeping Cars attached TO- . p IN Trains;
JAMES H. H0YT Superintendent.
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V,HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FoD

III UDUT AND KHtU MAIIoM
All sufferers from the above Complaints either 81 recent OF
Iong standing an, advised to use BLAlRS GOVT AND
EHEUMATlC PILLS. They cnn be relied upon as lhe most
safe esctua remey offered to tho ubhc ana have
been universally used Ia Europe for many yess with tho
greatest success. - ......... =. u,o..
Prepared by PROUT L HARSANT, No. a!g strand Lon
don England: and sold by their Agents WILLS 4 Co.,
Funkn-st New. York -,
Her Commissoner. have authorized Tho nano and
sddress OF THOMAS PROUr, 22g strand London. TO be
Impressed upon the Government stamp Isd to each boz VI
tue u nuiue medicine.
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OEDsAscR OyyIcs. Wan DsPARrHEsT,
WAsHfSGTos, May -, 1874.

WasnisaTos, May y. 1874,
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this ees gP TUEIDAf ths ith Day Of JUSt IaSs
SHE'LL to b delivered In the following quantities q, the
undrrnaHed Arsrnai., via. - . -
slSCH COLIMBIAD SHOT
A, tho Watertown Arsenal Massachusetts, 500
Atth. Wai.rslirt ArsenAl Nsw-i Dfk. 5000.
AZ the NswYo Ar.ens Governors Island. New.foFk,
AZ N. Allegheny Ar.,aai Pittsburgh. 1905.
Al tho 81. Louis A lsI T. Missouri, 4q2
Al the Sew.iofk Arsenal GoVeInos' islaad Now York.
5000.
These proecrs are q br msd o. lie Kind OF meal, and
n,ped arr the Ibid down In the Ordnance Manual the
ense strength the Ton ior ogm5Ad so, 10 be not css
thai n. per slua iach aud iog mortar shells not ls,s
than PER square inch. Drawings be At any
the n.d States Afsenas IN" prol-ces are 10 be IN
neeti AZ tn foundry when cast and D. delivered
- ..,,r hau5lit,
Devcs must be made AZ the rate Of not ess than one
d. nv. siye, +, h. made on the a9,h lay Of june 1885,
rtlrs b H. :. hyers specified time will subject the
10 ' tufe of tho number be may ia 10 deliver
q; lhr iiUe
Rider. vii state pc.y the E.na, AIsonas, where
they propose deliver and the number Of proiec,e' they
propose o deliver q each place. II FOR more than one
NJ ia. m BE- considercd from p.rtss other than regular
part-n to Dc capable Of executing the work proposed for
Should any party obtaining offer shot shell other
than bis foundry they viii be rejected and
the con,rac, rcndsIed null and void.
Bidders will incose with their bids the written acknoweds
meu, " their .uTr,ics over Ihrir own slsns'nres
Zach rarty tanning contract viii be Obliged 70 enter INFO
bond with approved sure,ie' Tor II, .secuo' M
pom tho award being made successful bidders wih oo "o
fed sud furnished with iorns Of contract sud bonds ~,
Tho the right reject any or oil pia'
Pyap".,1, viii be addressed u BRIGADIEBGENERAL
GEOBGE d. RAMSAY, Chief of Ordnance, Warrington,
D C. and indorsed. Proposal, for Inca Colunosi ohot
aud Proposals. for sineh Mo'.sr ates n p,Ms.v,
ugDsodijsi Brigatier Gene a Che. % D''"--Se
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Cost an6 fonno.
Y OST or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N,

7 OST OR AID.-CERTIFICATE No.
IL lsl3 for ONE HUNDRED SHARES Of the TOLEDO
& W{pAsH RAILWAY Co, COMMON STOCK. in name
GEORGE MANLEY ( Co., tAlso Certificate No. 20. for
V-o brnfred shares Toledo Wabash Railway Co, Common
s.ock in nane Of Lockwood Co Also, Certificate No.
si for One Hundred Shares Toledo Wabash Railway Co.
Preferred stock in name Of Cammann Co. Also lost or mis-
laid In same package $1,000 Of the Toledo Wabash Railway
Co "a Mortgage Bouds via: -
Nos sfs aud 9i9 $500 each. Issued By Toledo Wabash
Railway &c. -
No. 90, . 900 each ssuelb by Toledo Wabash Railway
Go.
WY Co.
Nos iIlo 500 each issued.by Wabash Western Railway
Co. =,
The transfer Of said stock and payment OF Coupons to said
bonds been stopped and al prons notified not to
negotiate said stock bonds.
Application will be made for oeS iEcstes.
The Under is requested to return The fame to
GAMMANN6 Co, No. Sc Wast.
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4 portland FALL RlvER.-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS, Capt. Brown leaves New York
oveSy TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at s
ocfck D. M. and The EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Brayton,
MONDkY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, ats O'Clock p. IN,
from Pier no. North River
Hereafter no will be regarded secured 10 any sp
can. rntl the alal have been paid for.
Freight Boston forwarded through with great dispatch
By all Express Freehi Tsin
=. LlTrLEFIELD. AGENT. No. u Broadway.
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DIRECTORS
DANIEL UNDERHILL. President.
Oliver H. Jones' William Hartun, Chaa L. stewart,
Isaac NJ Seymour. SamL j. Wans Sahuei y; youse
Abraham Il. Davis. C. b. Pfeirer. nicnsS' Iisn1eno
Saml G. Harriet, Syyanus Bedei- nsA " Lew" .su
John Y. Andrew, r. NJ. Buchanan Etn.Ioe,' q plis,
Josiah o. Low William Herzel, Joseph A. DTeyfous
John Even. Thomas Dsvey,, yalhcs n UuA
William Depew. Henry j. Scudder James L. "''s"~
T. COOPER DEDERER Secretary.
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Ocean Cleaners.

EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
4 ela.. STEAMER will leave New York on the 3D. l3,h
and 23i Of each month except when those dates i "a sun
DAY when tie day OF departure viii be the MoNDAf Il
lowing =,
For Freight orPasase apply q. the only Office 10 ~"
ling green. ID b. ALLfr. ~
NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT II f.
U new United States mail steamship GEORGE " an Nm
ls8TON Capt. Gager will leave Pier " r. o. Satu.u@.
June 10 a; p Pa,sags; hrst class, 500 ~ r.-ns u
pa.sass apply to II Il. CROMWELL Co.. Mesl-s'.
S,TEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, tVuch-
y inx a. Queenstown Cork Hsgborl.--hs wen Sio "a
steamers tie Liverpool New and pha steam
shin Company intended TO sail as follow: q,
I "a
EDiNbl kbd -.
CITY OF WASHiNGION........ saturday oun" a.
And every succeeding SATURDAY. st noon irou riss "
North RIVER
RATS OY PASSAGE
PAYABLE in gold. Its equivalent IN currency an N
FIRST ChB.N.....S 80 90 SIEEkAOE ....'.' 30, "a
Fr Cabin to LONDON. Is 10 Sleerase to Londoa| % ~
mi Cabin 10 Paris. IS 90 Stc.gagc 10 Paris 49, ~
Adm 10 Hamburg str-Iags Hsntag.. - W
Passenger. also Forwarded TO HsyTe. Brne hoIts'ush
Artwerp &c a. equally low rates -. x-s sas
Fatcs from LIVERPOOL OF Queenstown: lot caon ss' fo9
Sos secrage 81. Those who with 20 SEND 'os sAsH
friends can ouy tickets here a, those rates
For further Information apply al the Cnipshy om'rs
JOHN o. DALE. Agent, No 10 btoau"sy' ~ 1.
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I OST or MISLHlD.
Ia CERTIFICATE No. 23Df for ONE HUNDRED
SHARES ILLINOIS CENTRAL SCRIP STOCK, dated Aug
H. 1863, in the usiae OF CAMaAS Co. 4,
The transfer has been stopped and al parties are hothed
not TO negotiate the certificate.
Application vii be made ioT a now certificate.
Tie finder j. Tcgucs,ed to return the same 20 -
t. WHITEHOUSE, SON 1 MOKsON,
No 20 Wi.iau-st.
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Jnsuranre Companies.
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
~ wALL-STREET

This Company has been In successful operation for moro
than THIRTY YEARS and continues TO INSURE aesins.
Loss and Damage by FIRE upoa terms as svoraoe
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MANHOOD and the Vigor o. Youth Restored

w In Pouf Weet, by Dr. RECORDS ESSENCE Of LIFE
This wonderful agcn. Will ro.;ere Manhood to TIA no
Shattered Constitution. whether s.nZ nom hAcr,ep s'
required 20 cure the nyetas case - four wsr 1
ore /, impossible Dr. RICOkDS ESSENCE oF L4fh -
sod in r.e. with inrurop for use FOR ~ four qnan
tie. IN one 80 cseuy packed on receipt OF frm
taice by hs accredited agent CiFcqa sent Zee or I.ce
OF fou1 .s.ups PIllLP ROLAND. 80. al Bfoomr st.,
" O. - !. ~. ~, Lro.dv.y Now \ ork.
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1874 -PENNsYLvANNIIIdA, /, &C. cEN MIRA !;

1854 PENNSYLVANIA ~. SEn MINI |.
lCO-f. r. r. STANDARD Gauge AND DOUBLE
TRACK. All through traus for the West oy yn route cave
for Chicago Milwaukee ST. Paul. and al points in the North
West Crvstlre Indianapolis, Louisvlle, Sc Lccr Ceve,
land Columbia Cincinnati and all points In The West and
South can BE- procured At the office Of the Pcnnvana
Central R. r. No. Aston House. OF az ihe Depot loot %
Courtland,st Through trains leave New York folows
u. Express Philadelphia, arrived In Pittsburgh 1
q. 49,
D. m Express via Allentown arrives In Pittsburgh ss
n:3o m.
One Through Traia Sunday, via Philadelphia leaving
New York at G 0. N.
IL. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No l AS,orHoas&
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Army CLOTHING AND EeuIPAGE OvrcH}
PHILApHLPHIA. JunsG 1854. ,
CEALED PROPOSALS will be receive, 90 10
,h,. of6c. until MONDAY NEXT, the 18th inst. a. ~
ls m ior III. purpo.. u supp yins the Schuylk ,i,,
nth The following articles Required In LARGE qA-'''
viz: -, -, a,..l.,I
FEELING Az Handles Amy Standar'
Spades do 90
Shoves do %
PickaIes, do.
Pickax Handles, do. ,x,., 49,, a.,
s.mpe, can be soon at this Office. Bn ~ ,s,,.a 1
their proposals the price which mus. time Of d.iis.ry
rscb lid must be guaranteed BY two ~ $50, UiJ
whose .isna.are. mus: be rscsysd Baui form.
from dean. IN . oa s w =, h. Office and each
bid must be endorsed WIN 'ne NJ Y. n. CROSMAN,
articles bid for. Asst. O. NJ Genl ". s. A.
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SEw YORK June o. 1904
CEALED PROPOSALS. WIZ DO ieccNuu =.
- M. Orc. until - FRIDAY, lih inst Tor supplying
~. prnsumsr, ssith tho following Lumber. va ,
n o f-e irch bea. quality OAK FLANK, lengths from
2o 10 - fec,, yerigp, widths. - -, .,.,, ~, T. -
20 Co0 feet 4ipoh Drsi gsblsy oAh TLAHh' 'ens"' '
% 10 ~ feet. various sIdIh.. - - ..,x A., 4, -
30 OO feet .nch best quality DAN fLANh' ehsn' "0"'
lst6 20 feet, yafioua widths ,,,,, -
10 90 n inch ousued srooVed bes, SPRUCE, 81 ans
10 d feet "A inch tonSled and groovcd oarpen,ers cef
WHITE PINE S. q, and inches wide, best quality !,
90 running fee, SPRUCE SPAhS assorted . '"
i,cb.. diameter greater lengths predomnating.
T sbov, Lumber will be subjected hgld inspection %
n ,rpectei that the parties furnishing twh denver os
y - ,rrI ff.t of expense 10 tho Government The ussi
nsyese {. reserved of rejecting offers not deemed "a
santarsou. Proposals, viii be received Tor ohf h % md
addressed 70 srv,y.prv,uvrrrr o,.r.srma.tr.
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Chances for Business Hlen.

TOR SALE-The MASSASOTT HOUSE, in
L ATCHIsON-Oping 70 continued bad health, Offer for
ale this fine Hotel with all the Bppucnances belonging
thereto intending Furniture The house large four story
bu sing capable accommodating 100 suess has al
a, been doing profitable business, and IL dong better
This chance for Hotel Keep
era or parties wishing 10 in the hotel bninc 70 pu
chase house where they be surv Of profitable business
4 r,iv 10 or address THOMAS MURPHY,
'FF' Proprietor, Msssasoit House,
Aichison, Kansas
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NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN.
ALL LOSSES LIBRRAILY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY fAip.
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SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

TOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER PA.IER. FlTCHBURG NASHUA,
LOWELL, CONCORD rHE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
Tie new and staunch steamers of the Norwich line,
CITY or BOSTON AID CITY OF NETWORK.
leave newYork daily Sundays excepted, q O'Clock m,
from Pier No. NORTH River, foot Of Vestry-st.,
FOR NEW-LOND0N.
there connecting with Steamboat Express Train from the
cer Worcester and Nashua and New London and Northern
Railroads
Freight taken At h' lowest rates For information inquirs
Of s MARTIN Asnt the Pier.
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A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE, PAS
Raiiwly i.oa foot OF Chambers 81, RUNNING THROUGH
TO CLEVELAND, o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
ns with railroads for al principal cities IN tho West.
running order 20 Mansfield Gallon Urt s, Dayton, Cincin-
.at and St. Louis. without break Of gauge
T. H. UooDxAS, Gen. Tic Net Agt., II. h. SWEErSER-
Meadyilc. Pa General Supt.
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r OST or MISLAID-CERTIFIC .NE No.
32f ror five aares Newly and Harlem Lr9.d Com
mon stock dated nov. 26 1852, the OF Nm. h.
Goodwin The transfer has been stopped and all persons arc
not 70 negotiate the certificate Application Will be
mad FOR new certificate The finder is sd 70 return
the same 10 r. LITTLE, No. Wall-st.
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9tationerp ano fantp GOODS

WIN. EVERDELLv SONS, No. 104 Fulton
w st-STATl0NERS aud BLANKBook hAhUFAC'
TURER2.
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nlc0ieal.

DOWYERs SPIKENARD OINTMENT is
the remedy known ~ PILES. S.udeEh am others
Of .drnary habits ocn afflicted with this Troublesome
disease should snd for box IL nseds only to BE-
tested h bc uuiyer ally ado Tts Ointment aso cute.
hmm, scad. Efupous or skin Dise4cs, !nhammstory
nj euIati.ln aud s kindrcd COMP sls IA. " In - AID
70 cent bor.s Broadway n. Y. foT 30 BY ~ Dfnts
and J. SWORDS 30. 5sDey-si. Depot No. ~ bfoaa~-!
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NTEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRAASP,
~ CO-On and lfter MONDAY Jan ls; GSi Tgains viii
leave NETWORK for BALTIMORE srd WASHINGTON,
AZ and m 1880 p aud 10 Midnight The 1880
Train viii PalSen sers for BALTIMORE and WASHING
TON only THIS Ttaa MAKES connection az Phiafsphia.
Irains lof Pha1eIha will leave Newiogk al and 10 IN,
/. H. aud 6 p m, and Y AlLAiglt.
MILITARY TICKETS will 10. be received in the N
or 30 D. M. Trains J. W, WOODRUFF,
Dee. q GO. As'stai. Superintendent " J. K X.
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alihtarp Notirss.
STATE OF Egw.YoRK,
OYYICA OF PArhAsTgR-GEs
grr.xy Mnv0 lg6l

CUBSTITUTE OFFICE.@SUBSIIlUm
wanted and furnished al No "a South 7hss, Wiian,
buryh Persons wishing Substitutes who cann9. eau a1ls
III, dav can call Ia tie evening 81 NO ~, apore
Union.sy CHARLES HILL JAMES NJ. McpoNALD.
rVyUE NEXT DIR AFT.-Persons wishing 10
Il avoid the next dran by furnishing SUBSTITUTES wiz
do well TO call Al No - Fptons. brooklyn where g1Ja
rateL w. H. McDOINNHD - -
WOUNDED SOLDIERS can have their
w aioo BOUNTY promptly PAID them. Widows and
heirs deceased solder. have the Pay and BGu . p G1
c,ed and Pensions procured Sailors oan receive tnsn
Money All con ressiy, Information and Instruction. by ap
plying TO RICHARD =. ELbioi.t.
U. g. Army and Navy dhce, No o. bleeeHer.s'.
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HrATTED-A SPECIAL or ACTIVE PART

NyANTED-A SPECIAL or ACTIVE PARI-
w NER with $4,000 20 $500 to invest In an extern
.xe lon-,ts pshed safe end profitable Manufacturing
business connected with Agriculture by the adver'sef VINO
49,. dohe 10 treble the amount already invested First
Gas references a. to high standing and character gwen ana
reouired Particulars viii lot be sl'en except 70 PARTS nav
H., he ,nout 10 ges, y.ar, profit Of ~ per cent viii
bel guaranteed aud secured Address L. NJ u box NO. '
Ny Vol pot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-08

LATEST FROM RICHMOND

LAIES FRUM hlCHMOND.
Private Information received here leads to tbs
Irresistible conclusion that the rebel authorities
are quietly moving their military factories &c,
located In Richmond, to some point in South
Carolina. This is the result OF the failure Of
Lonestreet's expedition against Knoxville as
our continued occupation Of East Tennessee in
force is entirely in Incompatible with the security
and availability of their (rebeI occupation of
Richmond as their chief military depot, &c.
JEFF. Davis dt Co. are straining every nerve to
complete their new Piedmont (Danville) rail-
road by July LIST proximo, with. we think, but
poor prospect of success, though they are
stripping every other railroad in Dixie OF every
pound of rails, sidings, &C., that can possibly
be spared, to aid the construction OF their new
work, designed for the transportation Of their
military supplies after they shall lose the use
OF the Petersburg and Wilmington and the
Little Tennessee railroads, which can hardly
fail 10 occur next spring.
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OFFIC 1 AL.
Var Department, Adjatant Generals Ohee,
Wu "A. ufo

War Department, Adjutant Generals OHce,
Warrington, Dec. %, 1863. {
General Orders, No. 4GO.-Ihe following Joint
resolution by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives OF the United States Of America is
published for the Information OF all concerned:
JOINT RESOLUTION to supply, in pa IT, deficien-
cIes in the appropriations for the public print.
ing, and to supply deficiencies in the Apr O..
priations for bountles to volunteers.
Be it resolved by the Senate aitd House of Repre-
sentaires Of the United States Of America in Con.
gress assembled, That to supply deficiencies, in
part, IN the appropriations for the public print
ing, the sum Of $4,000 be, and the same Is here
by appropriated out Of any money in the Urea
sury not otherwise appropriated.
That the sum Of 800, 00O, 600, or so much here-
OF as may be required, be, and the same Is ere
by appropriated for the payment Of boun ties
and advance pay: PROVIDED, That no boun ties
except such as are now provided by law shall
be paid to any person enlisted after the 5th day
Of January next
Sec. 9. And be 1t further resolred, That the
money paid by drafted persons under the "Acs
for enrolling and calling out the national forces
and for other urposes." approved March 3,
1863, shall be paid into the Treasury Of the
United States, and shall be drawn out on requi.
sitions, as in the case OF other public moneys;
and the money go paid shall be kept in tina
Treasury as special deposit applicable only
TO the expenses OF draft and for the pl ocuration
OF substitutes; for these purposes It is hereby
appointed.
approved December 2s, 1863.
E. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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PRESIDENT LINCOLN AND THE NEXT
PRESIDENCY.

CONCORD, Jan. 6.-The New Hampshire
Union State Conventions, day, adopted q
series of resolutions sustaining the Admins
tration, urging vigorous prosecution OF the
war, expressing confidence ia the integrity and
financial fidelity OF Secretary Chase, and rec
ognizing patriots and traitors as the only two
parties. The following was also adopted:
Resolred, That Abraham Lincoln, by the ex.
ercise during the dangerous crisis "a the nations
history Of uneq ualled sagacitv and statesman
ship, OF a moderation and prudence which ex-
perience has shown to be the highest wisdom
by his spotless integrity OF personal character.
above reproach and above suspicion, and by
his slowly formed yet unaltered determination
that the triumph Of the Constitution and the
Union over Secession and treason shall be the
final triumph Of liberty throughout the nation,
has received and merited the abiding confidence
of the people to an extent never awarded to
any other public man since Washington; that
the complete destruction of the Rebellion, and
that the restoration Of peace, prosperity and the
Union, should be achieved under his admins
tration Of the Government, and that we there
fore declare Abraham Lincoln to be the peo-
pies choice for reelection to the Presidency in
1854
The resolution was carried with thunders OF
applause, the delegates rising to their feet and
waving their hats with the widest entb u asm.