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PROFESSIONAL.
DRNsIoNs, BoUNTIRB,
aAf as s1 Sfi M S S5t1 fsbnarrrr
n CLARK q eAYLoAD.
Lz-va<ys ssd ObassasllSys N Las,
SOLICITORS
ron ALL KINDS OF MILITARY CLAISs
Garner 9Th aaa y streets, Iloor Ne. >,
wAAHiBeToH, q, &.

rats SiIn, having thorough knowisdso OF The
Pension Business, and being familiar with the
practice In all the Departments Of Government,
s.n;cD Ia asy sSs SS. ' e
prompt and successful accomplishment Of business
entrusted 10 them than any other trim In Washing
ton. They desirs 70 secure sush an amount Of this
business a VII Enable then % execute The bud.
the basis OF THEIR PAY CONTINGENT UPON
THEIR SUCCESS IN EACH CAsE. For this pur.
doaa they win secure the services OF Law Firms In
each prominent locality thropshout the States
all the necessary blank forms OF application and
evidences requisite printed pamphlet Instructions,
and CrslArs for distribution In their vicinity, with
AssoeiStes' names inserted, and upon the due oxe-
70 them BY their loeAassosiAtes, they viii prompt
~ perform the business here.
m Thar charges will be FIVE DOLLARS FOR
OffIECRs and 1--WE DOLLARS FOR PRIVATKB,
and ton per cent. on amount Of CAimS Tor MILL
rARN sUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY,
and Collection Of PRIZE MONEY. E|
~ soldieu enlisted since the LIST Of hArsh, 1851,
IN Any Kind Observes military or Nassl, who are
lions. An soldiers who serve for two years, or
during the war, should u sooner close, Will bo en-
titled 10 eloo Bounty. af .HIs4Ne uf' 80
By Law Of the last session Of Congress, all SOL
diern discharged on account Of wounda resolved In
the servioe, since the Commansensnt Of the War,
shall reseiVs the eloo bounty and all revenue
stamps heretofore required soldiers, application
papers are dispensed with. widows Of soldiers
the sioo bounty. II there be no widow, then The
minor children, and II no minor shildron, then the
father, mother, SISTERS brothers entitled TO
tho Nioo bounty, and, In addition thereto, depend
Aat eotAsr sistsrs, or brother. will Be Psnsioned
Washington, D. o., isss. mar e-iV
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ORDNANCE OFFICE,


WAtHIS0TOF, February ., 1854
scaled Proposals will be received at this office
until Friday, the 10th day OF February at lo,coeh
?. M, for the delivery at the New York Agency.
No. Is Worth street. New York, Of 100, 900 Curry
Combs. ''
These Curry Combs are to be made in strict eon-
foEmlty with samples which can be seen AT This
once, or At the New York Agency, e1cept that the
handles are to be made Of birch beach or hard
They are TO be subject to inspection at the factory
where made before being received BY the Govern.
ment, None are to be received or paid for but
such as are approved on inspection.
Deliveries must be made at the rate Of not lesa
than 5000 per week, or 1000 per day, eommen cling
on the 9Th day OF March, They are to be delivered
IN boxes OF 400 each. Failure TO deliver Al a
specified time will subject the contractor to Tor.
feiturs OF the quantity due At that time. No bids
will be considered from parties other than regular
OF the article, and such as are
known to this department TO be fully competent
TO execute In their own shops the work proposed
Tor, bidders will enclose with their bids the
written Acknowledgements OF their suFGties over
EGsh party o6taininEA contract will be required
70 enter into bond with approved surettes Tor itI
faithful e. boutiOn.
Upon the award being made, EuasSsSfu bidders
MilL BE- notified and furnished with forms Of eOn'
ThS Department reserves the right to reject any
OF Al BIDS, not deemed shtisiAotory.
Iit9PosAa Will be addressed TO " HfisAdior Gen
sast Ss9SSe y; Ramsay, Chief OF Ordnance, Wash
ne.onl ". and will be endorsed Proposals for
O1alIy S9mps'" GEO. D. RAMSAY,
WV" Brig Gen Chief OF Ordnance
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-17

WOAn' = SuNhTA~N'
OF place ny hand n thlna,
N a Before Ilst thy Future give y II
y y Color and form 70 mine
Aso ' Os ss 10 sor nor 1Ss 'A'' question Wy sou
fi Il break All Fighter bonds, nor feel .
a8tg Ashadow ofregretI
aa0 Il there one link within the Past
qsluriul That holds thy spirit yet
N Or II thy faith clear and free that when
o. tnnsllg ! oan pledge TO theei
~ Does there within thy dimmeut dreams
80 whirsin thy life could hsno.foIth Breathe
UAtouehed, unshAred hy mine,u - n.s... ~,
a- ~ IL lost.
Look deeper still n thou eAnst feel,
.# Within thy Utmost soul, ...
Ths, thop i h,,t ssR, R Ss wso Es'k
LET no false PITY spare the blow, but In true
mercy toll me 10.
4, thsre within thy heart need
Nat mine cannot fulhli -..
one chord that any other hand
Could better wake or still
Speak now-lest at some future day my whole
hfs withsr and decay.
Lives there within thy nature hid
The demon spirit Change,
Shedding apAssing Elery still
On all things new and strangef
nmay not be thy fault Aione-but shield my
heart against thy own.
could'st thou withdraw thy hand one day,
And answer 70 my claim,
That Fate, and that to-day . mistake,
Not thou-hAd been 70 blAmet
Some hoothe their conscience thus; but thou,
o, surely, thou wilt warn me now.
Nay, answer not-I dare not hear,
The words would come too lAtei
Yet would spare thee all remorse,
wSst sSsU Ss as Ss %I f Ssy fall remember.
would risk II all.
-AdoldidS AHns Proctor.
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MEDICAL ss
CP RoIA I MOTTO d

SPkoiA I NoTIoE $,
Dr.. N. vHttNrp riv... Hospital. Inn. rsa,
sr.i niosh, corpsr Ofs,vea,h and F,trsss., Oppo-
site The Post and Patent onOs.. ROgu, s'shd y,
up s,.lp w.shinston., p c, IA N-slt by BY
All diseases Of private nature treated In the
beat scieAtine manner, and radical cures sifeoted
IN ali eassa. SYPBnITIc AFFECTION, CON
oRRH0I, eLEET. sThcTUREs, sEuElI
HEAEEESs, or the result Of IoLuPTUous
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the eEEERLTTVE
ORGANS, from any cause whatsvsr, or how long
StaAding, Thoroughly and radically cured alss,
ooUr, RHEUKA1TsM, NEURALGIA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES MUSCLES,
ZONES, and JOINTS scRoFULI, BLoTcHES
ON rnn FACE, ERUPTIoNson the Limbs and body
and all other ERUPTrvE DIEAsBss and DISEASE
or TEE BLOOD, nom Whatever cause they may
hAvs arises. ~, rr
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
Ne natter what ysur disease, let no false deli
oascy prevent you non applying Immediately to
pr. vsIIny, who is ssknowisrsd to be By far the
.or SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN ia the trestnent
Of priV.ts diseases. Fear no,s to cone snd make
knows ysur nisfortunss, and he viii speedy ,ead
wst n |. va,,r ,wav rstnastng ..#.#-I. ....
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY

III -
Hovsr or REPRESENTATIVE, UNITED sTArRs,,
SEALED PhofoszIs Win BE- BE- received ., ia,
Al n o'olsok ms Tor furnishing eseh Of the follow
ing classes Of Stationery for the use Of the HOUSE
o. asprs.snssts,t,s, Q, ,se S pnassa state. VIZ
i 10 rsaas wsi.s Commercial Note Paper, .s,r.
. fsan. white Fooi,cap Paper, extra supsrans,
q rsanS fancy Note Paper, assorted kinds, sizs.,
5000 white thick adhesive Envelopes, SXxsH
10000 white thick adhesive Envelopes, SkHaI
10000 white thick adhesive Envelopes, SIxaN
5000 white thick adhesive Envelopes, eNx1N
1900 white thick adhesive Envelopes, skKttI
10000 fancy note Envelopes, assorted
$500 buff adhesive Enyelopes, eSxsN
Of doubling the order Al the rates proposed.
s So.:1 F .SSIs T Ss.s s,S 'H'
DOZEN ivory and pearl Folders I
20 DOZEN Masilass, large BOTTLES
sdosen rubber Penhoiders, medium slSe
dozen llineh Shears
dozen elneh Sheara
DOZEN e4neh ahearl ..H
10 dozen Scissors, nne qualities, assorted
10 dozen Arnold1 Writing Fluid, quarts and
50 EroIs Washington Medallion Pens
80 grosa Lsvy's Commercial Pens a.
10 gross perry's blue barrel Pens, ane and
medium potnta. H.. .-...
II dozen PortemonnAies, assorted
IS dozen Poeket-kniTes, assorted
70 boxes cut Quilla a.- a.#-.
u gross Rubber Bands and Rings, assorted.
Proposals. must be accompanied By the names OF
the sureties intended 10 be offered.
As required BY Law, preference will be given TO
the productions Of American industry, N equally
cheap and Of a. good quality and all persons
making proposals 10 supply any class OF articles
will state whsther the same are the growth or
manufacture OF the United states
Tho articles are 10 be delivered, free OF any
charge for carriage, Al the once Of the Clerk OF
the House Of Representatives, on or before the
18th day Of March, 1884, or a. fast thereafter AZ
they may be needed for use.
zach proposal to be Endorsed Proposals for sta
uonery for tho House Of Representatives OF the
United States;' and addressed TO the undersigned
sufnoient specimens OF each class Of articles pro
poded for must accompany the proposal, marked
with the name Of the bidder.
The person offering 10 furnish any class Of Arti.
eles at the lowest price, quality considered, shall
receive q contract for the same, on executing q
bond with two moro sureties satisfactory 70 THIS
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives, for the per
formAnce Of the same, under . forfeiture Of tWies
the contract price In case OF failure, which bond
must be nled in the once OF said clerk within ter
days after the proposals have been opened and thu
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
Clerk OF the House Of Representatives OF us.
fefEmAt
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-17

IHE TUNA new Jockey Club has been
organized who patroniEe the CentreVille Course
L. l. A Vanderbilt stake'' is to be given in
honor OF me Commodore There will also be
a ffee handicap the frat In this country. and
the CentTeVllle four mile stake. moi heSta 10
commemorate the great race ran over thIa
course last year by ldlewild, Jerome Fd1sT
and Dangerous. There will be a great match
for $4,000 on the Fashion Course on Juns IA
for which John Morgan, Prince, General ButIer
FilliDgham and other crack horses will be en-.
tered. At the Union Course $4,000 will be
given In purses and stakes, to be trotted for in
May and June. Ten matches are already made
70 come off over this course.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-17
Heroic Capture OF Rebel Colonel by .
Boston Boy.


A letter dated at Port Hudson, La, jan. 2s,
gives the following account OF the capture Of
the rebel Colonel Bradford by a Boston boy,
private in the Third Mass. cavalry
"0no Of our scouts, Philbrick, Of the Third
Mass. cavalry, recently rode out alone, within
the enemy's lines, and captured a rebel colonel,
with an audacty that deserves especial notice
Col. Bradford was Visiting his affianced at a
plantation house, four miles from Jackson,
where he supposed himself entirely safe, for
the rebel plckets were within call. Philbrick,
late at night, stole into the negro quarters and
learned from the slaves, who are always our
friends, all that he wished to know. Quietly
fastening his horse, he crept 10 the front door,
burst 1t open, and, pistol In hand, astonished
the assembled party with the sight Of Union
soldier on the rampage.
"lhe scout thundered out his orders TO an
Imaginary company, through the back window,
Kicked over the whist table, smashing the Qob-
lets and bottle Of Widow Cliquot' that had
probably paid recent duty at Baton Rouge,
disaTmed the colonel and took both HIM and
his servant prisoners, mounted them on their
own horses anu brought them of amid the
tears and lamentations Of the 'afilanced' and
her friends. Through by.roads the unlucky
colonel was brought safely to camp, and is now
on his way to Virginia with letter Of intro
duction 70 Gen. Butler. Tho prisoner nearly
ground up fine set OF natural teeth when he
learned that his capture had been effected BY a
single soldier, armed no better than himself"
The hero OF this bold and dashing exploit is
private Charles p. Philbrlck, IT,, son OF Mr..
Charles P. philbrlck OF this city, for several
years the efficient superintendent of hacks and
carriages, and valued member OF the police
department, but more recently and at present
special officer In the employ Of the Metro
politan Railroad Company. Young Philbrick
enlisted In the Forty-1rst regiment Of volun-
teers, Col. T. +. ChlckeriDg, commander, and
bears the reputation OF being a thorough and
fearless soldier, as this achievement attests.-
BoSiOn Journal
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2W5MEDTCAII
pALTIMORR LOCK HOSPITAL,

IL -. -
y nsrAsrnrrD asa sEEvsr Fso.t ap.csr.r.
m SOHnBTOMhssdir sovarsd ia russ, Car
Mc9s E Mssssss u ihs sssf o. sfns S = M, ~
siasfy pssSssfss inpotsSsy s Gans9 .d9 bsb n
Sa.ics q ds. y u. i Hcstp PIT s
i:s..s sItss ..d TSfos More q sii i1 Hss
tions q ne Iongs, Stomach Or Bowsis-thone Ter.
so,s psossss. stislss Zen ths solitary HAbts Of
lAtsl 70 their Victims than She iofr OF svrans M
.hs MARINERS Of uyrsoa biisftinT theif most 6tiI
~, hope e ant'ipfHonh rondsrins usrrisSS
70 T YOU'VE MEN -
EReaAlly, WHO have become The Victims NJ sel,.
IN my esssaiS and as.sEus.ye hsbli
n "a a leqn .a Of TIE MOTT ialsuSs
who night 9iAsIvise hsvs
sl9Snssse q e't.y ho living Tyre rs,
nsirled Psrsons, or Young Mon sonsenpl.,,n,
Thnis Debility, deformities a., rpe.div sn,.d' o'
Ne who plseol hins.li under ths ssfs Of IL D.. ],
and confidently rely upon his skiii ss SKyriS,ss,
-1 2. ORGANIC wKAKrEas IT.,
ImnedlAtely Cured and Fun vlsor Restored.
Ihis preAdfnl plseAne-whieh renders Lfs mil,
pS y Il. victim, 81 fnplcpsi. sSs Gsn.
Young pcrnsnn are too apt 70 commit 81 oessss fs,
mot Ssa5 sss5s q re d5s.d S
alton n lost sooner By fose falling into improns,
Dysd The ofSssIsSy o sa,ass ssS1 &, az
serious and destructive aymptons 10 bok 49, -
9s ai; .sa ss s% SssO%s sss.5S tS
sis f.lpit.tion Of ths HsSft, InSissssisn.
tu,ionsl Debility, wasting ofths transs Coughs,
oYEIcn No. Z, SOUTH FRRDKRIcK sTnrRr.
Ian hand lido, going from Baltimore tired !. ~,
doors ffoH the sornsr. Tsii Rot 6 obssrvs mana
Lstiers mus. be paid and ssn.ain rs.np. n,
Doctors Diplomas hang In his ofIloo =
Dr. JoHNsroN, eco
Menabsr Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London.
the United statef, and the greater part on vhoss
life h. been .pent in the hospitals o. London, Pa
"a ,h ssi,sas,phis ssa s,.swhsre has tsd sos
known many troubled nth ringing On ths head and
s.rs xhen a.lesp, great being alarmed
tpg, attended sometimes with IdorsHrerusnt y,
mind. uere cured Immediately, oE- ~ "
Take Particular HotieS
pI. =; addresses All those who have injured thsm.
which ruin both body and mind, uniting them iof
afiher business, study noeiety or marriage.
ny so,Is S1,, ~ ~ aaa psianeholy etest
oi the naek and Limba, PAIN in the Head. Dimne-s
q sight Loss Of Muscular Power, PAlpifation Of
msnt oftRs digestive nun siiohs, General DsbIIfS
Symptoms Of Consumption. - ~
much TO BE- u MsmopT S m,ao are
xyssionto sosist ss Siltra.t love 81 soiis1Ss
ThouisndS Of srlons o. ali sess can now Iudr.
vhntis the cause o. their declining health, ioslss
P SsSS, nd
/ svsai cough and sympsomn OF eonsumption,
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
Il pain, with hnoxious vapor, BY DIR. g. D..
sIGE SIN oND, No. oeo PsnnsylyAniA avenue,
Inventors and sole manufacturers Of AnAesthetie
reform, Ether but strictly AnAesthetio Agent en-
troly free nom exhilerating effects and perfectly
harmless, causing quiet sleep, with pleasant
sensation. and perfect lnsensibiliiy to pain. -
dee6-du
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PROPOSALS FOR HORSES.
CHEF oSARTERMAsTEa,s Orr

bH,nT an W sa,soroS1
W.sHSoroH. d. G., FebrunTv 10. issS
sa.isi prono.,l. viii ~ $1,000 ~ III. on..
pntIi TiJFsfJrY' Febmatv 5sS ,ssa a, 10 o,oInoL
M Tor hTnishinr the Csoyeynm.nt Nits 10 ooo tSo
thousand HoIses. OF IN" folioWipS sessrntio1, W.,
ARTILLERY :
u6Sj nitsen and one.hslf to tisI sixteen hand.
high, between Ave bl and eight ts years OF are, of
to harness, eompasty built, and to weigh not less
than one thou1 and one hundred q ,iccS POUNDS.
tn. t,u Imam. "a Uos,Ie,nas .,,, a, a.. ht,-
der mut hppear in he propoSal - Wv wv
ia bid IA made In me name Of . arm. the name.
oonsiaspsd \, ne S,v,spp ~ p ~ te
SigninS M INV P"'S
ProposGlu from dIsloyal pArties will not be CON.
Hidered And an onth IN al(egisnce viii hs rsouSed
from successful bidders before GIEning eontrscts
$::s
inEton, y. O., and should be plainly marked Pro-
nasSIS Tor Harses w P'@'''' "'"'A '''
The bIddeT wifi Ia reouIrei IN .ecompabv nj.
proposal with a guaranty, aligned by two Te.pon-
thew VII a. onss sIss,s ,ss son,rsIt ne tS ~
same, with good and Sufielsnt suretiss, in 4 sum
Horses proposed In eonformitv ySilh me term. ~
this adyertiSements and In esse The ssid hiddor
should iai 10 enter into the Contract they 10 MAKE
good the Inference between The ofer OF AID bdder
ON 20 ,yhon ~" eontssr, ns ~ ~ 'he per
'The rssnnr.iStIidv ~ ,hs nay y. ~
.hnxSn Nv he nfiriS oer,iac. ~ ~. Tni,Id 60, ~
Distriot Attorney. Colleetor ot cn.tnms, or snv
other ofieer under the United states Govefnmenf,
n a. IN nm sonsI 20 ~. 70 s a,,, ~ th
rat sign.d Nv ~ nontsac,ot ona h,h 0 M
guArnntoTs win BE- reouIreI N The sn.cesstnl Ma
der or bidders upon signing the contract.
We tho ,Da.rs,Snod Saa,taa;. =,
the county OF ws1 ., and STATE of --
Tass snss and EasFsnee SSss tSs @ the
bid g. Be accepted that he or thew VIII
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR FORAGE.
cury ovAnTEnnAsrra,s orYiel,

curp ovAnrEnmAaTRn,a orrrcR,l
.ls s@ &. ,s
D 3 = o q, ksitiaors Ma
Ssss Pi.ss: With zsy. Corn. .SS s sss. Of
BIDS will be received for the delivery Of 1900
bu.hsls Of corn or oats and 20 tons Of hay straw
mddsrs must state !, which Of The aboyeaamsd
p ss tAsy propose e male dslIysriss ana The
the quantity Of each article proposed 70 b dsiv,
cred, the time when hAid deliveries nhAn be com.
ms %Ss a and whs1 70 Ss .sop pc,
Corn to DO put up in good stout sacks, Of about
three bushsls each. The sacks 70 be fnfnisSsd
without extra charge TO the Government. The
haK and .rs,., 70 BE- q ,ssursly nslsd.
hay, or straw, proposed to be delivered must be
stated IN the proposals. %.
yitsd, viii Be subject 70 rgid Inspection By the
Government Inspector before being accepted.
Contracts viii be awarded nom time 70 TING to
the Government may require, and payment will be
made when the whole amount eontrsstsd for shall
The bidder will DO required 70 accompany his
proposal with guaranty, SIGNED BY two rosPonsi.
BE persons, thsfin ease n. bid |, accepted he Or
sureties in . sum equal 70 The amount Of the con.
Wiz The o .Sd q sa.s
the said bidder shall fall TO enter Into the contract
they 70 make good the difference between the offer
o. SAID bidder and me next lowest Responsible bid
deri Or me persons 70 whom the contract may be
aHarued, ,,,,,.
shown b. he ofhsiS eeftiasats o. United states
Dsuiet Attorney, Colleetor o. customs, or any
otheI omoet under the UNITED slater Government,
OF rv'Poansaiole Person nnown 20 hia ONCE
All olnoern VII oe ouly notihed oil INC AeoeptAnee
otn0eeuon Of theu proposals. la.
lno luh neHe - =. ". sources OF sheh oiauer
must y legiDly written In the proposal:
~, -. huokeri Chiei Dcpot QuAitetmMteri wash
lngton, ~. y, and should DC plainly marked FRO
posalH lot FORAGE"
bonds, In scm equal 70 the Amount Of the con
tract, signed BY the contractor and both OF his
EuArantors, viii be required OF the successful bid
der or bidder, upon signing the contract
Blank forms Of bids, guarantees, and bonus, may
be obtained upon application A. this onioe.
FORM OF PROPOSAL
(Datel--
and deliver 10 the United States, At the Quarter
the terms Of your advertisement, inviting propo-
sails for forage, dated Washington Depot, be
eemoef y -, We lonowins articles ViEi
- pusheA OF Corni In Sacks VI per bu1hei
oioe pounaa,
- bushels OF Oatl' In aaekh' al - per buhhel
- tons Of baled Hay, at - per ton OF ZOO
pounds.
- tons Of baled Straw, at - per ton Of 1000
pounds.
Aaw MI nd 20 h. MI 40 ~ h.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-17

The wits ofGreen, the Maiden murderer and
bank robber, 10 so PROSTATE BY grief that there
is little hope Of her recovery.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-17

Gen. Howard was to receive an entertainment
In Boston yesterday. He 10 on his way back
from Maine to Chattanooga. w ,
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PROPOSALS FOR BUNTING AND
i DRY GOODS.
BuREAu OF NAVI0kTIOE,I
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,

WAAHtEoToH, January %, 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS will be reserved at thIh
once until 70 m. on the 18th day u February next
for furnishing the requisite supply Of bunting and
Dry Goods foT the use OF the Navy at the BROOKLYN
Navy Yard during the balance Of the year ending
the S0th Jun0, 1854.
Proposals must be endorsed " Proposals for
bunting and Dry Goods" and directed to the Chief
Of this Bureau. ..,
The articles to DO included In theas proposals
are particularly described In the printed sehed-
ules, copies Of which may be obtained on appIIeA.
ton to the RAVisAtion ofnoeF at the BTookIyn
Navy Yard, or TO the Bureau. Sampler viii IS
seen and special lnfOr mAtion obtained % appISa.
ton TO the Navigation Onieer
All articles must be delivered to the Yard At the
expense and risk Of the contractor, 10 suitable
pAskAsesi with his name properly marked there
ont and the Artisles must be subject 70
Measurement, weight, ke., at the Yard, and -,
tiTsy IAtiSfAetory 70 tho Navigation onser there
at,
Rvery Ohsr must DO accompanied By q written
guaranty, a. required BY law.
suretiea In the full amount will be required n
sign the contract and their responsibility oSTtifed
TO byA United states District Judge, ittornsy,
Collector, or Navy Agent. - Z -
Jan 20-wlw -Lsr.a HII. 4.
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lAnpLlt
lRsT
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.
osPitai-ssoo,oeo:

n Thls BAHk, organized under the National
Banking Law Of the last Congress, 10 opened this
day for the IansAstisn OF business, al the corner
Of Fiftseath and y sttssts, opposite Treasury Do
PArtmsat. ...r n. d. COOKE, President,
VIZ. q HuHTIagrsB, Cashier. aosa-t
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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

hEPARTMENT OF AGR1CULTURE,
~, oro.., We W11; nI. D; e. Dee. Is ises.
ihs CO99i..ions5s appointed by This Depart
Is shs Y q hsSts ind
"Ior lnyeItis.tiOnI to test the prSStissbiiity Of
:ass seeR s%.a sa saa hS: SH S sSS
Ing met, and, AFTER several days Investigation OF
the subject, believing that . further sad fuller
able results, adjourned 70 msst again on Wsdnei-
day, tho cath day February next, At ~ o'clock,
Tbstio6 ~ III. or sSaou. ,h fo a ss
ysope the subject Tor tho public good, TO send TO
this Department. on or before thafdGy, samples Of
parGtion Of the nbres and fIbriss prepared b.
them accompanied By statements OF the yarioul
used and the sSs: e ia sa.
and a lnioiRstion that nay Sc useful to tR Sss
This Information Is necessary before an intslli.
''N'''' ''- - ISAAC NEWTON,
deSlSdtfe2t Commissioned.
DHILP q soL0M0Ns, T7TT -
sBooKsRLLRRs, ARMY sTArIONEKs, ~
PRtNTERs,
BLANK BOOK aANURAcruREhL
Sa9 PENssHLVAHIA AVBRrB,
dave constantly on hand
All Military and NAVAL works,
New and recent Publications
Army Stationery, all kinds,
Field Order Books,
Field Manifold Wrtter1,
Company Roll Books
General Order Files,
Time Books, -'. ..,
Army Pay TAbles,
Field CLASSES,
Field Copying PreSIel,
Abstract PApern,
Pension And Bounty RAAkA,
Record books for use at heAdauAIleIs By A.
liStAnt AdjutAnt Generals. ~
Blank books made, and Plating dose to order on
Al PTlnted Book, seat BY AAll nee OF postage.
FREEDOM NATIONALI
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
INDICATED
the EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION OF
THE PRESIDENT OF TIM UNITED STATES
ISSUED JANUARY I, 1885,
,s.- AID
LITTER OF THE PREaIDRNT OF THE q .. TO
THk UNION CONVICTION HOLDEN Al
BPRINOFfKLD, (fLL.,l SEPT, o 1888.
OdleiAllY Revised and Corfootod.
From the Presi Of the NATIoHAL RKPvnLIeAN,
!. !, aUDsoR TAYLOR,
uOlS-tf w. az PenASylVaniA Iysaus.
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