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NEoRGE COOK. AUcTIoNEER.

~ NEOhGE COOh,
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
tween Liberty and Cedar streets superb Parlor Suits
Library and Dining Room Suits Chamber Suits of various
Tables Lounges Easy Chairs large Oval Mirror superb
van ss G fSs S 81 see % M
will be absolute, being Of stock of coo worth
removed for convenience Of sale
IJENRY H. LEEDS co. AUCpIoNEERs
HENRY II LEEDS CO viii sell al auction on satur.
day evening April at seven o'clock the old Dusseldorf
An exceednay choice mporant collection Of original
and valuable Paintings by the greatest artists OF the French
this OF the Atlantic 70 the present exhibition col.
Iicau gentleman Of wealth anS well known taste and iSe
rsty They have been consigned 10 Mr. Samuel i. Avery
been collected and will be for slle The this
gentleman sufficient guarantee Of the high quality and
genuaneness Of the works presented
ums In America and also others most difficult to obtain In
brief we may mention fine examples OF
Edward rsnssr Frere, K5n,asus 5.,ss.., Mxe,rnle; x,n,,
dnle%en, 5GSsn passrss. psissrs verSoesshoven
Lsnfani de Metz Ls sPoittevin, Koes Koek;,
Also the old favores the American Thom Pecrns. Pa
rois, Castsp, Bourges. Lemmens, contourier Salmon,
Csile Montfalle Lambert Trayer. Orschwiler, Born
scsese pan,ssr Lassas SG & rrsro, ,r,cros
and merit several Of the artists being for the first time rep
resented. including specimens BY
veyrasst,,, Anieroche.
Royier, Chaigneau.
David, Marion lie Bss Marels.
With the view OF getting representative works of the artists
and have been painted at he best period Of their lives
bi,ion works Of the artist fof 1853
Al in excellent condition, having been submitted 70
the for revision previous shipping The frames
are nearly all and eegsn, the choicest pictures being
They viii be on exhibition from 81 day and
ing unti the evening of sse With catsloquesl and dne
smpOriulns and bookstores On Broadway
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SALES AT AUCTION.


y. naahNra nan"t" MhpMfN 4 70 rry,np pn.ldirn.
o9s snd og6 sTosi"ey. AVN ra,n,v Pvpnrnas
ihDhssDN &c, - q =, , ntt, ora '
PRIVATE LibhAk1 o., 40 anu ta's'aty , us
oesn , .o ~ Poorarhy GroaSv Bo'any Ana otter
s,ansa. Ena A "a AMI Miscelaneous Iterafufe Also
COLLECTION o. nns snsrsanss anu le" " s''
ro' pa'sS 80
ucTtoN NOTICE -spErrAI AMI pRpEMPPOFy
* sAtn "a - "a tagirEiT tToIist,ftof D FgTRNIriiPs
supths lE nj Hs NJ ~ Vg tsoFoT
aIi vEs rlir GiASA FesrsTH CHINA - -
gtits ,sNpY3e soG pgNVs q TIr II 9irSE
~ III NEW AND rfRsp CLASS
rbla day tqhpraaav1 ofpnonn ~ ocock ~ lF2 West
uwshs h S M ne IT, s,ps of az eant ,rore nj
cno vJoyks III Al nrcred nt nnhn ar,on This Fea an
one eeean do BE snt rosewood Fnrntue III three coors
brocado made 10 nrd6r Two months AGO. one rosewood
S, Tchiy sarved seven pirces IA SIX bYoce Centre ana
pler aea Turkfsh Lounges vim Arm Chnfrq 10 match:
orpei eeeent ose ood Ktaeeres etye Foui9 gIy: four
s,srb RIo1ee Chaadeiers cnsty r1n1es Afante Vases
and rare perrs(Tna Lace nrtatns SHADES eoec-
tom ~ mree md valnnbie Pairtngs
Rosayaad Redeais nressiag Bureaas sprine and Iiar
Maltregsaa gnta in green reus Cottage other
Chars ens leilinp Sofas Sofa dsteads Oval MrrorL
clAcks China cut class Silver Table Cutlery, OilCloshs.
HENRY Il. WESTCOff, AuGioneer
ucFrOe SALE OF CARpRTs IN nROOKLYN-BY
n COLE a MURPHY on Thursday al nis oclnck, 800
Fnon s,ret brse peees Of Crossieyis Ernsses CARPET
damaged by water Saturday MORTGAGE sale large quan
tity az Furniture and Carpets
.---a-
- 70 IVES & cO AUcTTONERRs- WILL SELL, At
nnetion on Saturday April o. at l2 O'CLOCK at No Gi6
cne obon,, ma ornon PaTlor cui, nnuslin
nine peces one rosewood Sofa and Two rosewood
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TIME COMMITTEE ON WHOLESALE GROCERIES or
/ the Metropolitan Fair thankfully acknowledge the fol
TO the funds OF the fair made through
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PROPOSALS..

DRoPosALs SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
ceiyed. a, the Kings County Treasarers Office ~ -
Court street. Brooklyn until clock r NJ on Tuesiay
April ~ 1864 Al which time and place thsv Will be opened
furnishing for the balance OF the present Hsa yoar or
Almshouse Department OF the said county two hundred
t20l Of Lehgh coal broken or size Printed forms
OF proposals. containing all the necessary Information can
had the Office OF the Superintendenso of the Poor at
the Almshonse Fatbush at the City Hall western strot
and North e ~ No other forms will
DO accepted. WV. .BENNEII
JOHN DELANEY.
Supply Committee OF the supern,eudents OF the Poor
ALxsHorsn April l. 1854
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To CONTRACTORS SEALED PROPOSALS, WITH
plans and specifications for furnishing materials snd
erecting hepraof Grain war.house o iron o orics wh
elevator engine and machinerf complete and OF one million
bushels capaet upon the properly of ne suingo on AND
Transp1aton Company. side OF Hudson river onpo
Twenty third street New York city. viii DO received az
the Office Of said company No IL Pine street III O'Clock
T. W. OF SATURDAY. the 30th April 1864 10 I've located south
Of their present pier aud be accessible 70 vessels and
on the northeast and south sides sni 20 railroads on
the west Separate bids for materials tounds ons an ma
chnery are invited Right OF election 1f reserved
For further information apply to l. CULVER President
venango OIL and Transportation Company, II Pne street
RIO CoNrRACToRs-sB SEALED PR0Po.
sas each endorsed with the title o. the WORK rr whlea
the same may be offered, will be received ~ this once until
Y ocoos Of ihgrsday April u Cor hs eoass.e,ion q
Sewers IN TIE following streets TO wit In seventeen
street from Hudson river TO and through Ieath avenue %
Seyeny.hHh street; also In First avenue r0m Fy ghtn
SNeth street with lateral branch IA Fg nnti street,
near second ayenue also In Fighth Avenue between
ThreCnn aud Fourteenth Oliver street. be
Chatham square and Nadispn sree. also IA suffolk
street between Bro0me aud Delaney streets sut Tor the
cousrc ctcn OF Trap Block Pa,ements IA Third avenue
FROM tysrih street 10 Eightysxth stest also IN For
ieth street. between Ninth and Tenth sysuuts aud also ia
Twenty second street from Fifth Sikh avenue For FUR
ther alton apply TO the Contract this oce.
THOMAS STEPHENS Crot3n
RosT DAsRAGH Asusdgct
orTicS Cnoros AorEprcr DKfasAsSi, Apfh 2, 1851
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UCTIoN NOTICE POSITIVE SALE
"A d. D. CAULk1NS AUCTIONEER-
1AGNIFlCENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
WORKS OF ART
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
To the highest bidder, for cash. rain shine,
kAb day tThursday) April IL O'Clock precisely at the
elegant residence No. ais Fourteenth street, west of
Eighth avenue,
boipg the largest and richest OF Household Fur
AtuTe offered auction this season. The all
made TO order and is Of the best description Catalogues
lhe house Oh the morning of sale.
Superb seven octave Psnoforte
Elegant Drawing Room quits
Oh Paintings by eminent Artists.
oyDelu and Bronze Chandeliers,
Dresden and Bevrss China Vases
French plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors,
Embroidered Lace CURTAINS
Solid oak Buffet and Table.
Heavy Plsted Ware,
Ruby and Crystal Glassware.
ohsaeld Table Cutlery
Rosewood Chamber Furniture, style Louis XIV,
uoohs. Engravngs, Table Linen, &c
DRIVING ROOMS,
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T)IANoFORTE MAKERS UNTON-ALL MEMBERS
L wanting weekly requested to notice
thereof to the Executive Committee by Saturday next
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At a-yHo HAS NOT HEARD or THE CEIgBRA.
IN tod Madame PREwSfER, No. A7 SPA avenue cor.
ner of Twenty seventh where she consulted,
the sticst confidence oil Affairs of hfe The tells
ue name and has equal.
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4 GRAND MASS MEETING.
"A Nschan les and workngmen OF New York aud vicinity
ara invited attend meeting Of the working classes
held at GompSns square Thursday, April y at
o'clock the purpose OF protesting against OF
bin before The Legislature OF this State in relation
slises. BY order VI THE COMMITTEE.
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DRY GOODS.
CLoAKs, cLUAGs, CLOAKs,
AT DAViDSONS
BOWERY CLOAK STORE,
IN all the
NEWEST SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS,
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Ladies' Waterproof Cloaks from 50 50 TO $l2.
ladies' Melton Cloaks, from s5 to SO 60
Ladies all Wool Cloaks from So 30 TO IS.
Ladies Zephyr Cloaks from Si2 6N 70 so
ladies Poult de Sole silk Cloaka, $ilto SO.
Ladies' TaHeta SIX Cloaks, $i6 TO Sa5
Eisses Melton Cloaks. 80 10 $40
Misses Zephyr Cioaks SO 50 TO SI2 %.
Misses SIX Cloaks, So 80 to $l3
Children z Melton Cloaks, So to So 30.
ChildTens SIX Coaks, 50 81 to $40.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
Ladies waited upon politely.
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HsAp DE coRA-rHE WONDERFUL SPIRITUAL
M medium, can consulted at lr9s West rhrtieth
street Hours 10 A. NJ uli II =. NJ. Ladies not adm ed
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MADAME WALTER THE WORLD RENOWNED
l Teller and fndepeD dent Caroysnt nas hken
rooms at No cprurr ot tsnsl, lnptws
hghts where she will reveal the mysteries o. the past pre-
sent future such hat VIII Asonish even
n
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II NIGHTS OF THE MOONLIGHT BRIGADE.-THE
n members Of this distinguished order instituted at Fort
House. OF Broadway and Eighth street. the 9th
inst NJ Business Of interest the order and nation
will be BY order OF the Prince Comm
JEFFERSON BRICK. Secretary.
P.S-Knights will report dismounted.
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V,HE LONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COM.
pany win despatch sem.monthy their new ana first
British iron steamships CELIA, BELLONA, IOWA,
OHIO INDIANA and MANHATTAN each 1900 tons bur.
then between London and New York; calling Hayre on
United States currency from New York first cabin $50;
first cabin, 500 second cabin $40 steerage $40 For
broadway For freight apply at 81 South street.
ROWLAND h ASPINWALL, Agents
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L'OR NEW ORLEANS, VIA HAvANA.-TlIE FAvO
C Iite and well known United states mal sieamh ship
MATANZAs. WIN. Lesegaug commander, viii leave per
No. North river Monday, the llth OF H. al O'Clock
r. NJ for New 0rleans VIA Havana Has unsurpassed ae
commodation for All letters pass through
the Post ollce For IRE ghi o. passage apply 10
THOS. ASESCIU a CO. IL Broadway.
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ExoLUslvE1Y FRENCH FLuTINd, ONE TO TWIN
ID ~ inches wide a materials punctnaly nued and de-
lvered at MRS GOLDENS French nutng Establishments,
ls Amity street NB-A block aud haff from Broadway
l27 Beecker street. below Wooster and 26l Fulton street.
Brooklyn. Call and examine.
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SIGNAL CORPS. ,.a, poun,v
Three for the above corps; win attend q school Of
instruction and ride horseback
Apply immed ediately at "a and 86 Fulton street
ITO vOLUNTE RRS.-AvOID THE DRAFT THAT Ts
take place. by receiving the highest cash boun
ties Choice regiments; relief tickets for fam llea with
out deductions Apply this day at Paterson House. u
Cortandt street.
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TOR NEW ORLEANS VIA HAvANk
IT TO SAIL ON
Saturday, April l6. At O'Clock r. NJ.
The United States Mail sdewheei steamship
MORNING STAR,
Henry L. Hepburn, Commander,
viii sail above from pier ~, foot Of King street. Nsrh
river.
JAMES A. RAYNOR,
l6l Broadway
N. B-The Evening star win follow, and sal saiur.
day, April 80 1864.
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otOn BOUNTY. st1O BUNNY,
- IUU CHOICE OF REdIMBNIS.
Relief tickets for families ,.,... .rh h.tever
ARMY AT Paterson House. rs Coriiaudt street
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.


E5S 80 " 49, y ~ 49, $50 "
x 3p and ss e s ssadsy 10Th IA a Ssr T Yars
and Washington and the West, As follows: .-.-
FOR PHILADELPHIA, VIEW YORK, AND
BOSTON,. -.r
Leave Washington at ] 80 m, II. ID m, SO m
On SUNDAY & Pr ygH q for PHiLADEIpH1A,and
Passengers for Philadelphia win take notice thst
the $50 m train is the asest tras1 daily for Phila
dsiphia.
The train at 7. 30 m does not 20 to Philadeipaia,
and Is for Nesc York passengers szeusfreiy. g.
a.ss FOR BALTIMORE r-a-.s'
Leave Washington at 6 30 n 30 m, II Is m,
500 m, 40 p m, go M, and SD p IN, except
On Sundays at 80 a m, and 8 and 5 20 pm.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Washington at $50 m, and and $40 m
daily. except Sunday.
On sunday, at 3 and go p m, only.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at 3.45, 40, 7, and 10 m, and
$50, 4.8 and 80 p m, daily, except SUNDAY.
On Sunday, at As and 20 m and $50 m, only
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave gton at &, 30 M and and 30 M,
No train for Annapolis on Sunday
Trans leaving Washington at 80 q m and Boz
m go through to New York without change of cars.
Sleeping Car On 80 p m train. Berths in sleep
ing car can be secured until M, daily, at the
The first and fourth trains from Washin gton stop
For further ipformatiens; tickets of every kind,
ineton Station, OF at the Ticket Office
W, P. SMITH Master of Transportation
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent ap lift
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~within less than two years six bodies Of
newly born children-all bearing evidences of
having been murdered-have been found in
one locality near Albany, and almost all OF
them on the same acre OF ground. No clue to
the murderer Of any Of them has ever been
found.
1Tne printers Of Atlanta, Georgia, having
ssstruck" for S1s7 per thousand ems, the four
journals published at that place have been
compelled to suspend publication. As soon as
the printers Quilted work, however, the con.
script officers seized them and marched them
OF to camp.
~ The Printers connected with the Chica-
had understood the proprietors Of that paper
ssintended at some time hereafter to employ
other compositors" than those engaged on the
Post.
Two hundred pounds OF silver bullion
have been for Warded by the miners of Nova
da Territory to the Sanitary Fair, which Is to
be held in st. Louis in few bays.
~ Archbishop Hughes lett all his property
to the Bishops Of Albany, Philadelphia and
Boston, except piece ofland in town in New
York State to his brothers.
~The butter league Of Philadelphia and
the persistence Of the members in refusing to
eat it, has brought the price OF that commodity
down.
~ A Cincinnati Court has decided that the
dust occasioned by working in marble is
nuisance in q city, and liable to be abated as
such.
~Adjutant General Schouler, OF Massa-
chusetts, reports that that State has furnished
a total Of 81 1873 men for the war.
~Two Christians are members Of the Grand
Council Of the Sultan Of Turkey.
~ Four murderers have been hung by a
vigilance committee in Aurora, California.
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PROPOSALS FOR WHITE PINE SHINGLES
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ORDNANo1 91I!9m: ,.,,v. -.r
WasAirslon. D. @. March =, 1854.
Ss = f5s{ ss.si. e
to bs delivered in the following Quantities at the
$500 sess q ths New York Arsenal.
600 sets At the Frankfort Arsenal, Bridesburs.
sS Aa a.. tcaaI. f 81 nSa:,, H. e:
xIl:shse3: NV Yosi fsssSicss, s.. Ioais: xstsS;
inspsstios 8 ths ATs.hsl xssss dsii7;Ssd: Ssfois
upon in:Sssson; ~ ssiss e e Of e!.iasd ie.ss:
s. e
must be made in cts Of not less than
sont.etsd for tho 6rst delivery to be made on the
S.iiSrs 81 70 max. deliveries specified time will
subject the eontrsetoT 70 forfsitals Of the number
h: nay fail 70 deliver It th,t tine n .s. n.u.,
manner the boxes to be charged at cost, to be de-
Biddsrs Vim STATE ssspsity the Arsenal or Arse
ber. sets they to deliver 1t each place,
No bids viii Be considered from parties other
70 shis 70 fully
cute IN their own shops the work proposed for
Other ss sds IN oSn
they will be rejected, and the contract rendered
null and void.
Bidders will enclose with their bids the written
Acknowledgements OF their sureties over their own
signatures.
Each party obtaining contract will be obliged
to enter into bond with approved sureties for it,
faithful execution.
UPON the award be az made, successful bidders
VIII be notified, and H rnished with forms OF con-
trAct and bond. ..s
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or AL bids, II not deemed satisfactory.
raj George D. Ramsay, Chief Of Ordnance, Wash.
ington, b: O., and sndorsed nREoRossls toi I1fsn-
mh26- eotd Brig. Gen.. Chief Of Ordnance.
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I)R. JOHNSTON.

-,
o,, sg n .sYgs si5fas
h.i discovered the most Cs.tain, Speedy and He
Persons Rsi..f ps sy Isr %..: r'esags;
CURE , EassR AZ 4IsSHsf''s:. go esAAs. Ia
x.sn... Ss. Ss.l y TS2 D1i5S .ss..
s:s.s S.s ii ks: sas saS ;
ss P:.s. Il s. a.s
sI, Is SS.. iss : III
victims than the song Of syrens 70 the mariners Of
Elysses eshsng their moi ssiln An hs0nse q
Especially. who have become the victims Of soH-
tary Vice that dreadful and destructive habit wliol
sss g
inssi Who night az have enhanced M
walked to sxstsey the living Tyre, may cad with fs1
ras.. &. .a sa q AZ MSza .
. Bel sns u aHs: r u: q
the a EySn.
MlHriLITY.-The fearful effects on the mind are
3 is..s q ssisls. s9
tads' 1iniai''' e MARRIAGE
s4a,ss rsps p Wen W.as 20
Debility, Wasting Of the Organs, Dsformises. &s.
He Whe g pisees himself under tho care orr =,
and confidently rely upon ais xii as PS1sisiss.
ORGANIC MAN ls!, IMPoTINoY
By D.: Johnston'. marvellous treatment. weak
e, :: co.: En-.
yous IrritabiIity. TREBLE snd Ws.las.s or =.
pR. yQHNsToN, .-
81
lsees the United States and the greater par, 81
ss
Of the most that
sn.R Sssn . sss .,i VIZ sSs:
Of mind were cure %d i%Wsai MHy
who have injured tS.mssiye. By certain practice
.se = r.: 4
n.sd TsndsT ns nnS assoss
country and darling OF his parents, should DO
81 81 TIE
Such persons must, before ntemDlatins
reflect that sound mind and body are the moes
e
is SsoS%s. r =, p:rimt,sss fns SsosHsss
81 ;s
0hsh''fp Use Isl Sol of ImrRuDENcs.
When the nsguidSd ana i ts tSis o.
ful disease, 1t often happens that an Ill med sense
Of shame or dread Of discovery deters him from aD
y e % son si Ssfrisnd E Rs fas
incsrssle 81 ssrins sies his pseunisry sabsssnes.
the smallest fee can Be obtained. and in despair
leave him with ruined health to sigh over his gall
x the Hss sas
the Head. Throat Nose, Skin etc.. progressing
his dreadful suferinss BY sending him 10 that I'M
discovered country r IN whose bourne no traveller
ORION SOUTH FREDERICK Strict,
left hand side going from Baltimore street, few
doors from the corner. Pail mot to observe name
Y No letters reesived unless post paid and con-
writing should state age, and send portion OF I'd
II gsDoR s Rssi1Nr OF Of TH s. rsusS.
The many Thousands cured at this institution
Johnston, Witnessed by the reporters Of "Ths bunH
q p
his standing as gentleman Of character and re-
sPonaibility, is . SUFFICIENT guarantee to the #.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
j. E.ly - .E.
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SECOND HAND PIANOS very cheap, to make
p room. One Mahogany Nunns Clark-A
PIANO. for $50: one Rosewood Laude
Co. for 100; enc almost new Nunns Pi-tVHtV
ano, for ESQ. Mason Hamlins Cabinet Organs,
from Ss5 to $3.50. steinway 4 Sons Raven & Ba-
con, and Haines Brothers Pianos, at lowest fac
tory prices, at the warerooms Of
- W. G.. METZEROTT, ~
arg - cor 18th street and Pa. avenue.
THE UNDERSIGNED, CITIZENS OF WASH
i ineton having used the remedy of G. keenan,,
No. SIC I street, between 9Th and 7th streets,
for the cure Of Inaammatory Rheumatism, have
one of great value to all all cted with this most
painful disease. We therefore cheerfully recon-
VIM c. MAGEE, f. bet 18th and 18th,
MARY NEWTON 4th, bet. G and H.
MARGARET A. MITCHELL, -...
GRACE HURDLE, I, bet 18th and Goth,
ROBERT WARREN, 18th, bet. K and L.
NH 81 eolm>
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M TEETH.
Of the AfNERxL LATE TEETH. At . se.ss'
city: Many persons can wear theseQ1yYYp
teeth who cannot wear others, and no
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodated
With style and price of Teeth they may desire,
but to those who particular and wish the purest
clesnest, strongest and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
Rooms in this city-No SO Pennsylvania avenue
between 9Th and 10th streets. Also, 907 Arch st.,
Philadelphia. mar4-ly
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sHER MAJESTY CHAMPAIGN
THE ROYAL VINE OF ENGLAND.

s1H Elk NJ Al Y" Oh PAGN
THE ROYAL WINE OF ENGLAND.
limited quantity of this superior Wine has
been secured for the undersigned, and the first
shipment of 500 cases has arrived. by the steam
ship Olympus, direct from the cellars of the we'll
known house Of
Messrs DE vENOGE & CO.
At Epernay, France. The present invoice will
introduced into this market at the very lowp
TWENTY DOLLARS PER CASE OF QUARTS
payable in currency, which is much below it's
cost.
The superior quality Of this Wine is guaranteed,
and offered with confidence of its approval by
connoisseurs.
Orders for one or more cases may be addressed,
by letter or otherwise, to the undersigned.
WIN. HENRY WARD,
Wine and Fruit Dealer,
No. Broad street. near Wall, New York
l-1h
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MASSEY COLLINS CO.'S
PHILADELPHIA
..r DRAUGHT ALI AND PORTER,
e i Am now receiving large quantities Of DRAUGHT
ALE and PORTER from this celebrated Brewery,
which am prepared to furnish on short notice to
I'll persons who win fav or me with their orders.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Orders given to my drivers will be promptly at
tended to.
Goods delivered In all parts Of Washin ston snd
GEORGETOWN, free Of charge.
Terms Cash dslirery.
RILEY A. SHINN, Agent,
UsioH BOt:lang Depot. 81 Green st.,
eptt a.r. Georgetown, d. O.
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ID ROH eALe 10R 1OR e l..
Ox1lY QuAn1sanAs4n's Oyy1o1,

oE1H QuA11IlMAe1Il's OY1IoD.
WAsHnafoH DIPof. Dec. 3, 1853.
s s:1:ss & = s:;s:s.s s.
Bids vil Be reesi!ed ior tho delivery Of 5000
s.sass: mus. ....s :. v..sa ., r. .eov.,n.n.a
ssss MAKE
o. e 5.
msneed. and WHEN to be completed.
1T, The price must be written out in words On the
e :: - Il 81 81 s9s.
:5s.. sh a to tie The hay and
The p.rticuier Kind or description of oats. corn,
hsy yS OF to b. delivered 30 stated
All tss srticisi offered updsr the bids herein In
being
viii g .,5dsa from tine to time to
:sss sns a s
The bidder win be required 70 accompany his
81 xs fs p
they will WITHIN ten days thereafter, execute the
e. TN s1Ss as 81 ssa
sf.st e dsiiy:r y: T.9s gI9yossd T. Conformity
All e :sss ito s1a .
tFaet, they g make 5000. tho difference between
,iels bidder. 3. the person to whom tho oonsrao,
81 ~ 3:
aassI or HhsI ON
VI. f b sut ss
= se ana .dais.s o. each Diaas.
20 81 sss
3; ;s; "a ::sesia e 'is's's a:fs F1oSsa
Bosd;: In sum equal 70 ii. amount Of the con-
Vii b 81 the 1a ba
de5 .. bidders a uHSS1; dnsnins the sontra ira
FoRM OF PROPOSAL. -
tTown, County and State r.
s:s = =
+. e:
for foIsss, dated Washinstos Depot. Dec. 8. 1855,
- bssisls q Corn. In sacks, ct - Per bushelof
y ;s:s 81 + o.s.. in sacks. .. per eu.a.l of
- tons q balsd Hay, ct - per ton Of 1000
tOns q b.lsd Straw. .s-Ser ton of 1000
Delivgry To- commence ON OF before the - d.y
o., iss and e % songlsted On o. Setor. ths
q sen az: .fssf Ssias eoassd az ny Sd l.:
6I1Ra61oY General ID, ii. kU0KIH.
GENERAL Depot a'ssz ::1ss:sss. DO.
auARAFY. -.
sis! .sa .sysr.y. soysa:st = With u: f 9niss
q .ss ba :xseass
ssss; ts.aish =: PseasosSi
he aid ihsii S.ii % enter into csntrss As q
sss.:.s s.. sss s FL; asI good q;
lowest Responsible bidder, OF the person TO whom
tl % Contract may b awarded. -4.Is4
Given under our hands and seals this day Of
ms u ftss::::fl:
! Asrse, certify that. % the best of my know
.Sioh icy oisr 70 5. sssalitv. ~ ~ amount '0t
70 - :. lid b. the United States District At.
sSsansy e 1sstS%s Q. Other oaesr
Iibls pszsos Fnova . tbs once. :. .''D0
s.s-ts --.a.. BIG. a.s: and an.
(HI11 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,
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~ ss 49, ssasd proposal q list Z. q
pSss e e The
9 plain asurss 20 that, in case the exieenciee
tas .erviee 5eanire II. the article articles can
1sa!srS xiahine @ sell % this Depot wiI ssYs..
|s,rsa e fs1niah the list 1Snssps!lK sysEy HON
sssads:r e.a.,sl aaa oii.i aaTG1nn
JAIN -r4xeasF Depot Of Waahtneton.I
W BUFFALO TONGUES.
w HAVE inst received from the VkeGt 900 BuihIo
Eonsuee. v1toA~e recommend 70 our eustomof0 |
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eosne1 I'M %. and Vermont "