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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-13

TSWELEE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
4 DOLLARS REwARD-A reward Of TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS viii be paid
for the delivery 20 me, in this city of each one of
the following SLAVES, who have absconded from
the Carbon Hill Mines, in this county, during the
past six months;
CHARLES, 4 mulatto, about five feet nine inches
IN height thlrtytwo years old not stout, with yeIy
noticeable grey eyes froIn Orange county.
DANIEL, dark brown negro, about five feet
eight inches in height nineteen OF twenty years old
very sprlghtly c0rntenance, and very laxative
WILLIAM, dark own o. black five feet eight or
nine inches in. height, very slightly made, thirty.
two or thr'y-four years old, very quiet in his de-
meanor; from Gloucester county, Virginia.
FEsTUS, dark brown, five feet seven or eight
inches IN height, well made, pleasant countenanee
and good address, twenty 10 twenty forye OF
age.
LEWIS, black, Eve feet seven eight inches IN
height, square built, but not very stout twenty
eight thirty years of age inps slightly.
The two latter have relations living in Richmond,
and have been employed for some years in Man
chester. JOHN j. WERIH,
de 9-9sy4y Agent
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AUCTION BALES.
.HIs DAY..

THIS DAY.
b Ealing & Co. Anetiouecrs,
(Ns. 2a2 Main street.
WE WILL SELL. ON TUESDAY.
w December 18th, 1864, at our auction-house,
No 2o2 Main street. very desirable lot Of GOODS,
consisting in part as follows:
Cabinets, Rocking Chairs,
Tardrobes. Blankets,
Beisteads, Couuterpanes,
Mattresses, Feather Beds,
Washtuba Qailts.
Plates snd Dishes, I.ooking-siasses,
Pictures Tables,
Baskets, Sofas, stoves,
and a general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE
ALSO.
/ complete set Of CARPENTERS TOOLS,
/ MCCLELLAN SADDLE,
lot veyv desirable BOOKS, embracing Med-
cal Works, Wslker's, Johnson's and Todd )
Dictionaries;
DOUBLE-BARREI GUN,
SOLE LEATHER TRUNK.
l sat SURVEYORS INSTRUMENTS, &c.
. GRADUATING GLASSES,
l lot GOLD DUST and FOIL.
dc l2-2t" EDLING s. co, Auctioreers.,
By L. II. Luck Co.. Auctioneers,
(No. So Main street,
MILL SELL, ON TUESDAY MORN
w ING. the 18th Of December, at 10 O'Clock.
for cash only, general assortment OF
TURNItURE,
FLOUR,
TOBACCO,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
WARDR0BE9,
SIDEbOARDS
BUREAUS,
CHAIRS,
SOFAS AND LOUNGES,
BEDS AND BEDDING,
BLANKETS, QUILTS, sc.
SHOES, BOOTS AND HATS,
%ASHSTANDS,
BEDSTEAUS,
RINGS AND PINS,
BRACELETS,
FINE OUBLE-CASE GOLD WATCH,
SILVER WATCHES,
] piece STEP CARPECING,
TRUNKS,
NEEDLES,
MEMORANDUM BOOKS,
OYERCOAIS.
ALSO,
One TURNING MACHINE, from one to six
horse power
Twenty pounds GUNPOwDER.
ALSO,
1000 CIGARS,
50 balls SHOE THREAD,
| lot CIGAR CASES.
2 splendid COOKING STOVES
Lot DRIED APPLES,
SEWINe-MACHINE, in perfect order.
De i3 L. II. LUCK & co.
By W II FoYle, Sons & Co., Auctioneers.
an TUESDAY NEXT, 18th instant,
I at IL O'clock will be sold portion of cargo,
partially damaged on tae voyage of importation, TO
Wit:
ii chests Young Hyson and Souchong TEAS,
5 bags ALLSflCE,
% boxes LONDON STARCH
500 yards SCOTCH TWEEDS,.
loo yards GREY FLANNEL,
81 GUERNSEY FROCKS,
81 CHENILLE SCARFS,
1000 IHIMBLES,
u HAIR BRUSHES,
400 BONNET FRAMES,
q INDIA-RUBBER OVERC0ATS,
% sets KNIVES AND FORKS,
10 bundles PRINTING PAPER,
ii reams CAP AND LETTER PAPER,
Il English COPYING BOOKS,
80 bottles English COPYING Ink:
ALSO,
5000 pounds choice Cuba SUGARS,
loo kegs SODA,
10 bales O5NABURG9,
5 cases Coatss and Brooks's SPOOL COT
90 pieces BAREGE,
LOO LINEN CAMBHIC HANDT-ERCHIEFS,
500 Ladies Morocco and other Bells
50 gross BOOT LACE3,
Il dozen LADIES' HAIR NETS.
an insoies OF genuine Cuba ana Florida
CIGARS
ADDITIONAL.
10 dazsu English MOROCCO SKINS (part
glazed
50 000 RING TRAVELLERS assorted
u invoice Of fresh and desirable MED ICINE5 con-
tanning Morphine, Opium. Rochelle Salts,
Ointment CanthaTidez, Nitrate OF Silver
Calonel, &c, &c, &C..
200 yards English ADHESIVE PLASTER
We VIII aIi 10 our sale THIS DAY ct ii C'clock,
500 superior WOOL HATS,
A lot Of BLUE NrTRIOL,
10 boxes CHALK PIPES
COO LADIES BELTS,
2J0 POCKET BOOKS.
WILLIAM II. FOwTE, SONS & co,
de ID Auctioneers.
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RAos wAAree.--1sc highest market prsce will be-
pad .. rET oFrfes for all kinds of ,Lr.S corTos
ana usss AAee. 10 large or small, quantities.
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FOR REyT At AUCTYOy
by Redwood, Phillips & c., Aact,snsss.
ne 54 Main street, e


ftOR RENT Ar AUCTfOE..--pff
\ rsnt, to the highest bidder, - TIL i
day thereafter That desirable DWElGA -
ated about bali mile above the Oh fssf
belonging to Mrs Crouch. The hguE = .,
ana eg11sins ten OF tTelso f0ssaa; With stas /
risze-hcase, Ae.-lu good r-raiy. Tho ~ u
fOOR ACRES. l. Very rich aut fradutfiy NJ ~
some revenue.
After renting the properly. wiI ~ salN
cows, two 81 whll are good MIX ess, tWa lr,Nl
fifteen Pigs, ard nfre hae yours ne
REDWOOD, rHILLtrq a CO.
ie i0--5t ...... \
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4 DMINISTRATOR' SALE will
offer for sale, at the State CoUrt-House in Rich
mond, on TUESDAY, the goth OF December 1864,
as administrator the estate of Mrs. Kate J. Sud
dith NEGRO WOMAN named Bette. twenty-five
years old satisfy claims against the estate Sale
to be at IL o'clock. RICHARD PJLKINTOE.
All persons having claims against the estate will
please present them to
de I0--IOt- K. PILKINTON, Administrator
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NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

nj Office TO TAX-PAYERS.-Pu
Y ant to an ordinance passed the It'll Of June,
1855, will attend at the Collectors Office IN the
City Hall, from the 18th to the 3st OF December,
inclusive, TO receive the remaining half OF taxes
from such persons as are entitled TO DISCOUNT of
ten per cent. by having previously paid t,ie first
hall IN June last, In accordance with said ordi-
nance. JULIUS A H0bsOS,
Collector OF City Of Richmond
NB.-It will be seen from the above that the
Collector is required TO attend at the office from the
18th TO the 3ist Of the month"; to receive taxes
naming due from June last Before the January
term of the Hastings Court, he Is required, By or
dnance. to advertise delinquent real estate TO be
sold for noh-payment OF taxes.
Persons who have not done so, viii see the recess
sity Of calling and paying their taxes, it Is i'm
possible for the Collector TO call them before lie
advertises.
All taxes must be paid within the time specified,
as longer indulgence cannot be gwen.
j. A. uOBSOE
de 2-tSiD Collector of CITY OF Richmond
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INOR SALE, IA FRAME STABLE, in
the rear 81 AIr l.. L. Chambers store, con-
tanning twenty stalls; pair Of PLATFORM
,-AlE5, nearly new, and other STORE FIX
JBESi one hundred bushels BLACK-EYE PEAS.
lese articles viii be offered at private sale at No
,anl1in street, near the First Market, until MON
DAY tie l9th instant, when, if not disposed Of
they Will he sold at public auction 10 O'Clock
a ". WILLIAM BRACKET.
LIE I9-tf.
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TSHE GRAND ANNUAL COMMUNI-
IL CATION or THE GRAND LODGE OF
viii be held in the NAsoNS' HALL IN this city On
MONDAY, the 18th Of December next, az e'eloek
r. n. BY order Of y. w. Grand Master.
JOHN DOVE, 0rapd Secretary.
no ls-2awawtdfd
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kitHAoS9 AND bAsVitlr hAffndAU tHaf+I1-
k0ytguher III Uses
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING --
y next annual ineeiibE Of The ssolAh1itsu d.
Richmond and psnFlls Rsilroed loulnans - ~
held IN this city On WEDNESDAY, pueant C..
lSGi. at Il O'Clock NJ at tbs Ofl.a sf ~ d
minion Insurance CONF any.
ne l4-eodSim > II BLAIR. AUf
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'pHREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

HNHREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
4 WARBLER factory, on last Saturday
morning, u NEGRO MAN, nanad DICK TOTTY,
formerly the property OF Mr.. 3. w. 'fotty. Said
negro is of a gingerbread color swaggers in walk
ing, speaks quickly when spoken to, and is about
five feet eight ten inches high The above
ward will be paid for his and delivery to us,
or for any Information which may bead TO his
way. GIIILD.EY y JONES, foUaceonists,
Main street, between Twenty-third and
de fo-1ws Twenty fourth
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EOR SALE, two LEATHER TOP BUG
4 CIbS IN good order slide-seat also, two
without tops Two WORK HORSES AMI one good
1W0-HobSE WAGON The buggies may be seen
at Mr.. MaDgum's cartilage shop. OF Randolph's
bookstore. Also. ROOM FOR RENT, over my
law hice. JOHN n DAVIS
Attorney 1t Law, Bank near corner of Twelfth
street. de l3--3teods
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MILLINERY AND DRESS GOODS.
WI The subscriber has Just received lot Of
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, as also great va
rFcty Of beautiful DRESS GOODS and BLEACHED
CUdT0NS, to which she invites the special asten-
ton OF the ladies'. MADAME DEMELMAN,
de 5-Sts No. 2lS BROAD street
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NOTICE.-WILLIAM j. GENTRY, Of
IN the firm Of DARBY, READ * GENTRY
having disposed Of his interest, NORRIS MON
GOMERY, formerly OF Baltimore, has purchased an
will be hereafter DARBY, READ SEQ, Bslyin's
Block shoe Store no ls--lm
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pEEgONAL-

RIcBZosp CITY, Dec Eber Is, 1854,
MISS BESSIE ROBINSON, Baltimore
W city, Maryland. - p-ee1 Sissex Have reached
here safely. Wa soon Join coDmgnd. J. J. IcE.
WAS here recently. It is well Best love 90 iatr-r,
sisterHennle, and cUu-1a sIso, 10 sli.s aui ME-
BIS neices and family. E.iA Granville lhst :
visited his home--aIl we're il ezcaiieEt bsal l. AZ
fairs quiet Have written Gil you PEI fse5 Of truce.
Should Ike to hear nom lLaisna Rcply through
New \ TE Nts1s requesting Dta9IfcA 10 copy.
IFeI devotediy yguss,
de l3--lt- JAMES Il. ROBINSON.
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I 0ST, on Saturday, tie Goth November,
aFOUR PER CENT CERTIFICATE FOR
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS (s3c0), dated
March 81, 1856, No. 2.32i issued by Messrs. Ian
caster & Co. 10 Whtloek & Roam transferred by
tharn as certified by c. Sinton, Confederate States
collector, III Persons are hereby cautioned against
trading for the came. as application is n.sde for
renewal. Lost, at the same time, POCKET
BOOK, containing (idm $50 to sl00.
d. 34laHGW~ ROBERT O WADDIIL.
4 OST, CONFEDERATE FOUR PER
/ ! CENT. CEkrIFICATE No. l,ll9, for 500 in
the name OF am NJ Harrison, issued by Lancaster
s Co.. dated March q, 1864. The finder u please
deliver il to Lancaster 4 Co. or to the subscriber.
no 40--2iawsw qWIIIIAA Ii. HARRISON.
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D.ors open at O'Clock. Concert to Commence et
O'Clock.
Tickets for ssls at the prin2ipal totsis and kooa
and music stores also, ST Size Door. de St
4 SELECT COT1LLON bOI8GF.---
n The meGnh-rs sc the VALLEY PLEASE PE
CLCB will give one Of their SELECT CVTTLLQrt
SOIREES ~ M0NIICE ILO HALL. OF y kDIk5-
DAY EVENING, December llth, ls6s.
Professor RC5EE Bel .1Eh'3 COIILLGI BAND
- ,Esaged sor iss OCCASION
NsSAdERs
JOHN T RYAN TEO7. r ERANFTAE
Lieut. ". HOWELL, " v. AUD.
< 3 SMITH, JAMES E&S%&o.7.
=. EEASSAN,
Secretary OF tie Cub
II B-No ladies' admitted without an Invitation.
de l2-St-
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4 OST, RECEIPT No. {, 1888, for 81, 800,
4 COSFEDFItATE STATES FOUR PER
CENT L0ND3, isEped oath June, ls6i by r II
MauTy & Co, Depodtnies, Richmond, one EIGHT
PER CENT. BOND, No 5486 fer 81 500, issued
January l., Igoi IN the name CT Mrs Eliza Lyon.
AL persons are ealtionsd against purchasing said
receipts as application viii be made TO proper OIL
Gers for their renewal. G. HUNT.
de 2-l;aw6w
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AUCTION SALES.
BY EIlatt, Ben & Fes. Aaetlanee


by Eilstt, Bell & fox, Aaetoneers.
4 UCTTON SALE OF CONSIGS-
N MEET5 OF DRY GOODS GROCERIES,
SHOES, sc.--On "WEDNESDAY, tie iith Of De-
ceuber, VIC will sell at auction. without reserve
variety Of merchandise 20 close eoi1-ienment=,
sisiing in part Of the following goods, viz:
cases e. 500 pairs, Cotton Cards.
case Danoni-p0iuted filleting Card Clo
thing,
2ga rounds Euglish lacks.
csses Bieachei Long Cloths
cases Nader snd b. and W. Prints
% bales 10 and Ia Brown Cottons,
10 bales Brown Drills,
10 yioeas 3-i and Ga Fuled Cloths,
40 dozen Mems AeTino shirts,
50 dozen Euckaback Towels,
50 dozen Mems Cotton haif-Hose,
} cases Bone Buttons,
Goo gross Pearl Butpons,
3 cases Spool Cottons,
20 pieces Black and Fancy Bonnet Ribbons,
10 pieces White Flannel,
90 pieces English CotteDade,
80 pieces Striped Domestic,
10 pieces Gray CassimeTes,
% chests Black Tea.
so pairs Ladies Leather Caters
go pairs Mems do. do.
loo TeaEns English Letter ard CAP Plper,
lot white ard Black Cotton Hosiery
Scissors, Needles, Black Pms, sc
EiLETT, BELL & FOX, Auc.ioneers
II. S.-Consguments for this sale will please be
sent i'll early possible de s
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ERrILIzERS II sae hundred and nifty
j barrels SUPER PHOSPHATE LINE. nPe-
nor article, IN hne shipping ordar. for sale by
II. 9. MASSlE, 81 Cary street.
NJ 23-2tawAvs
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BY Bouis, Sanderson * Tabb, Auc:ioncers, Z.
(No. ia Main street,
DOUIS, SANDERSON & TABB, Auc-
tioncers, Ia Main street, will otter fOl sale on
WEDNESDAY NEXT, the l4th instant,
GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS,
MILITARY CAPS,
PAINTINGS,
WINDOW GLASS,
HARNESS, SADDLES and BRIDES,
COOKING-sTOVES Sc.
Particulars in future advertisements.
Parties wishing to avail Themselves Of this sale
Will send in their goods by TUESDAY, the l3th in
slant De Il
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b Ealing ( Co, Anetionecxs,
(Ns. 2a7 Main street.
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RIoHSoSe AsD DAsvitlr RAuuoAo Cevf.,
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Y QSC, On Or about tho 10Th Of November
: I Last. Two CERTIFICATES FOR C0TFEDE-
IA = 8IAIEa -FOUR PER CENT. BONDS, dated
iGa.-i q, 1888 enc numbered 1855 for $780, and
TIE o,hSy numbered ISL, for St00-botG given il
ny Daz1s. Application has bes- alada for their re-
ZetgSl. GEORGE ". ENELLfNGS.
de G-iHySvs
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I OS'I. some abort time since, five -FOUR
4 4 PER CENT. CONFEDERATE STATES
BONDS, issued under get of February y, lisa,
Nos. 1893 to 1891, inclusive for one hIEdrsd do..
lats each, in the naue CT Z = B:sllzy, dated 30lh
July, 1864, w.th interest from isc April l3Gt ali
persons are g2r-ei against t1adlng t9r tho same,
ar 6-v6wf =. Y. BRADLEY
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LosT sTpA YED AND STOLEN.

r oST. Bunch OF LETs;--pfobably
Ii on Main street. Ths fnsss ~li he srITA-
ELI REWARDED II lsa,iag them AZ the MUSIC
STORE 9. 1oHE ". DAVIES & soEs's. Main
&sscc 1850. de l3--2ls
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I OST, a CONFEDERATE FOUR PER
I CENT CERTIFICATE FOR FIVE HUN
DRED DOLLARS issued by lancaster GO de-
positaYie., no, 2,sS; dated March 81, 1864 The
tnder VII please deliver i! 70 LANCASTER & CO.,
or TO the undersigned.
10 2--Itaw6w Y. VAUGHAN.
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BY Williamson & Co, Auctioneers,
No. 1872 Main street. between Ninth and Tenth
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-26

fragile srlis'c whose splendid combination OF Art,
and intellect, and Eculup, could 70 deeply sn'hal
'heir senses,
There were paslAscs In tic play At which the art
OF Mrs. Bowers rose 10 the height Of the grand,
and which thrilled her auditory 40 " with inc
shock OF electricity.
The interview OF Lady Audlcy aud Luke Marks
10 The first actj the scene with her first husband in
the lime free walk and her scene With Robert Aud
cy,whcn he reveals to her his damning suspicious
arc among the most intensely passionate and pow
efGully effective scenes which have ever come TN
der our knowledge.
The piece has been literally gotten up in all It's
detallSj is rendered with marked dramatic ability,
and cannot fail TO excite the popular curiosity snd
admiration.
YARnTIEs.-.A brilliant audience assembled
last night at the Varieties Rall TO enjoy the
grand double performance Of the siSr troupe now
playing thefeI Al Of tho acts ELECTED the mast
profound attention and spplAuIc. The eflective 2
sensation drama by Fitz Simmons achieved a hat.
tering Guccess. This great sensation drama en-.
titled the skeleton AccuIer, will be repeated TO-
night, with the same great cas-" Remember the
Varieties.
CANTERBURY IIAGI,-The principal features
CT the hill which Last night proved so highly sue.
cessful win be repeated this evening, Miss Eva
Brent 10 meeting with that favor which her beauty
and accomplishments as avocaliIt so eminently
deserves, while MiIs Ernestine De Faibcr, botl "a
A danseuSe and songstress wins the hearileSt sp.
plause at ei ch appearance, Eagan, Edwards, and
the other gentlemcn of the burnt cork fraternity,
continue nightly TO enliven the audience with
their droll flashes OF mcrrlment. The celebrated
gymuasts, the King Brothers, met agood reception
last evening, Blossoms funny psntomlme, "school'
boy rfoltcs," convulsrd the audience with lsush'
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-26
AnluSrnlsnt1,

fonns MEN THELTRE.-Mrs. b. +. Bowcrs,
a sweet, fascinating actress, oil the emotional
school, last night appeared a. Lady Audley In Mr.,
Tohn Brougham'S powerful play, The Mystery oil
Audley Court" and created sensation by her in.
IenIe acting, seldom parallecd, and certainly not
within our recollection.
We have never seen within the walld oil any
theatre an audience 40 vaat As that which last
aight assembled hero, so profoundly huShed by the
power OF an actress ss Was this.
Each auditor appeared TO be Impressed a. hy 4
yowsr beyond resistance, and looked with mingled
zu stioHs Of wonder Snd admiration at the fair and
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-26
ORDINANCE OFFICE,
WAN DEPARTMENT.,

wan DEPARTMENT,
WABHISGTOS, January 10, 1884. I
until Thursday, the 2sth day Of January, at I
o'clock p. m, Tor fling, assembling, plating, c-
ishlng, packing, and boxing 10000 U. 5. artillery
curb bits OF the latest pattern, to be delivered at
the United States Arsenal, Springfield, Mass. The
side bars and mouth pieces a. they come from the
where specimens and the model bits can be seen.
The shell bearing the letters L. A. arc to be
made hOm No, - sheet brass, (ProVdencS icrc gudgF)
and filled with lead before being soldered, The
hne quality. The rings are to be VI the best Iron
clock wire and the lower bar Of brass wire. The
bits TO be subject to inspection In all stages OF
the work. and before being packed are to be marked
with the makers name ald residence. They are
to be packed in paper bundles OF six each, labelled
10 bundles In Sh0X 80 prescribed by the Depart
ment.
Packing boxes to be Nalued by The Inspector.
Deliveries arc TO be made at the rate Of 900 per
week. the first delivery Of 900 70 be made on the
10th February.
The stock furnished by the United States viii be
Inspected before ISSUE and for every set Of parts
delivered to the contractor, bit iB to he returned
No bids will be considered except from parties
actually engaged In the plating and nnahing bnai-
ness, and who can give good security Tor the per
lormance Of the work, Bidders will inclose with
their bids the written acknowledgements OF their
sureties over their own signatures.
Each party ObtainingA contract will be required
TO enter ipt0 bond with approved Buretieg for ltS
successful bidders will be notified and furnished
with forms Of contract and bond.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids II not deemed satisfactory.
Proposals. will be addressed To BrigAdieT Gen.
erAl George D. Ramsay, Chief Of Ordinance, Wash.
ington, D. C., ;, and will be endorsed PTopOsall fnl
Artillery Curb Bls." GEO D. RAMSAY,
INs-i0I Brig Gen, Chief OF ordnGnss.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-26
JA!l-o0dI 954 PcnnsyIIAnla aVFnuf,


WAsmINGToN, January Is, 1884,
The undersigned, Physicians to the Poor OF the
several wards, viii vRoclnAtC all persons In their
respective wards who are unable or unwilling to
defFay the expense, by calling upon them at the
places designated, and will visit intrm persons for
this purpose at their residences.
II, II. lOWRIE, NJ. D., First ward l5l Pennsyl.
vania avenue between Nnetren and Twentieth
streets.
C., TAFT, NJ D., Second ward, Entwisles drug
store, corner Of Twelfth street aud Pennsylvania
avenue; I TO D p. nj.
GEO. W. DALE, N. H., Third ward, No. so l.
street. . to . p, m.
J, ", HERBERT, NJ, D., Fourth ward, corner
Third and I, No, 256i 8 to . q, m,
GEORGE Mccoy, NJ. D., Fifth ward, $40 Penn
sy lvania avenue, Second and Third streets east.
W. H. COMBS, NJ. D., sixth ward, at +. :. Nalsh'a
drug store, No. COS Eighth street casts to p m.
RICHARD G. CR0GG0N, NJ. H., seventh ward,
corner seventh street west and street South
ONCE hours from to sp.m lSnla-endht
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR BUNTING AND
DRY GOODS.
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION, !
NAVY DEPA
wAsHrSuroN, January 25, 1864.

WAsHINuTOE, January %, 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
oioe until 10 m, the 25th day oil Fehru AIRY next
for furnishing the requisite supply OF Bunting and
Dry Goods for the use of the Navy at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard during the balance Of the year ending
the 5Oth June, 1864
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals fqF
Bunting and Dry ;oOds, and directed to the ChiNi
Of this Bureau.
The articles 10 be Included In thcss proposals
are particularly described in the printed sched'
uieI, copies of which may be obtained on appliCa.
tion TO the Navigation ohieer at the brooklyn
Navy Yard, or to the Bureau Samples will be
aePn and special Information obtained on Sppllca.
ton TO the Navigation 0ltieer.
All articles must be delivered to the Yard at the
expense and IiBk OF the contractor, In suitable
packages, with his name properly marked there.
ont and the articles must he subject to inspection
measurement, weight So, NJ the Yard, and en-,
tlrey satisfactory TO the Navigation olcCr there.
At.
Every offer must be aecompauIed By awrItten
guaranty, as required by law.
Sureties In the full amount will be required to
sign the contract, and their certified
10 by a United States District Judge, Attorney,
Collector, or Navy Agent
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Daily national Republican., 1864-01-26
DROPO SAILS FOR CAVALRY
HORSES.

CATALAN BIRLArJ
OiIILL VI Cum QUAnTERNIthTLH,
NAsnINGIUN, u. G., January 10, 1864
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
ofice until ic o'clock NJ, SATURDAY, January
80, 1854, for FIVE HUNDRED 5000 CAV AIRY
HORSES, all TO be delivered nt Dcs MOines, iowa,
within thirty days from date Oi contract.
said horses to be sound In all particulars, not
less than I've (6 nor more than nine (0) years old
from 10 to IS hands high; dark colors good square
trottcrs, bride wise, and Of size -ucicnt for
airy purposes
Thtse spec (fesiiorS pN be strictly dEi,rrS 10 rnI
Tigidly enforced IN erfry particular.
No bid will be entertained unless AocOmp pa nied
by q guaranty Tor its faithful performance.
Form OF bid and guaranty can be had on AppliuA-
ton to Captain Hunt, A. q, M, At Davenport,
Iowa.
successful bidders will be required toenter into
written contracts, with good and sufficient seGu-
ofBids. '''" W "N' "''' '''' " '''''''"''''
The oath oil allegiance must accompany each bid.
The underAlsned reserves the right TO reject all
bids deemed unreasonable.
No bid will be entertained for loss than hity
horses.
Payment will be made on completion Ui contract
or as soon thereafter as funds may be received.
Proposals must he endorsed +" Proposals. for Cav
airy Horses" and addressed to Captain James 4,
Ekln, Chief QuArtermaster, Cavalry Bureau,
Washington, d. G.
Any further information will be promptly given
on application TO
JAMES A. EKIN,
jAI5-l"t Chief QuSFtermASter, Cavalry Bureau.