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Notice.

A IL PERSONS ARE FoREWARNED NOT TO
EA trade for note given 10y me- to John Baker, for
as the property for which it was gven has proved un
sound, will not pay said note unless compelled by
hw. ~ SAAES A. THOMPSON, -
sep6ts as a. :
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= rs Comnissions1s. Of Rocas. g.. 9
]. M. DaSaussurei Chairman, BIT. Mccoy, ". E.:
Hughes, Daniel D. Kirkland, James l.. Nc
As Dowall, Lewis ]. J. Patterson, J. English Dolby,
Fred. Bowen. John L.. Mickle; Gillian SoWell,
!, Richmond H. Terrell, Emanuel Parker
Y The sixth section OF the ''Act toestablish GER
tain Roads, Iridges and Ferries" passed December
Ii is asfollows 80 ss,. is.2.J
.fThat each Commissioner Of Roads now in of
fee, or hereafter appointed, shall serve until
successor IS appointed, and has accepted. This
section to be in force during the war. -;
CoaMssioners of Free, Schools.
Wiley Kelley, VIM. Dixon, James Team, C 6.
3, Halle Jesse Tipesdel Daniel Rsthune, A, AI,.511. u.
Mcdowell. ( y ~
81 s Comnsissionerso Public Bmldng,.& ~
John Workman, p. VI. Kennedy, r. B. johnson, T..
y L. Zemp, H. w. r. Blair, James B. Cureton, VIM.
D. McDowall Chairman, G. P B., Colin Maereaa.
Treasurer. =, = < T., -
Commissioner 10 Ag9rops Ppblie Securities. Z
John NJ 'DeSsussure, James Dunlap, VIM. 3. john
< son, 81, 4. d. kennedy, Thos. T. Shannon
Commissioners Of fMs Poor. #
Z. Barnes, a. 4. McD5wall,E John O. Higgins, r.
N. kennedy, J. s. Derass. W. Z. Hughson, See.
and Treas. 10y - u
President and Dractors,e Camden Bridge Go.
Presidcnt-Johr NJ. DeSaussure. o. Il
Directors Macrae, 3. Perkins, James Team,
Colin Aacras, Seek Treas.
: Solditr $ Board of Relief
John N. Desaussure, T: Barnes, James Dculap, j.
Ross Dye, c. Mose!y, James Team, Jesse Tfues-'
del, John B. Miekle Charles Raloy, John Gas
kins, DiRiel Gardner. 80 9,
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LOST,

ON LAsT'EvENING, AsMALL BLACK PoGK.
" EFT BOOK, containing between ono hundred and
seventy FIVE and two hundred dollars; also contain
ing two small Keys. 1t was lost between the hours
off and p M, between the store Of Mrs. AeLesh
and the residence OF Mr. s. SILVER "A liberal reward
viii be paid to any one finding the same, and lsaHing
It at the Journal Office. J
Oct. II ~ 49, II =
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A LII PERSONS IND EBTED TO THE ESTATE
~ of Richard Hyatt, will please make payment,
and those having claims against said estate will pre-
aent them properly attested to-
E. BARNES,
. Oct stw Administrator.
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Professional {
.;Physriie:iiaas noaO Praettciiag.

L. II. Deas, D. L. DeSaussure, T. Reenstjerna,
W. R. Skies, Benjamin H. Matheson, J. Mocha,
j.. l. Tranthaut, W. l.. Pickett, B. S., Lucas T.
2. McDow, LIN. DeSaussure, Thomas ". Sal
.mond, r. =. Esmp.
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GannciI Notice.

rTHR TOWN AUTHORITIES HAVING CON.
L TRACTED with a party to cut all grass and
weeds in the Cemetery outsde private lots dohereby
forbid any one else cutting grass within the enesute
By order of fCouncil ;, R. ". KENNEDY,
Clerk Of Council.
Oct = ~" IT,
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E1gis;retes,

= " ~ - ~ &ayiSTGSes,i .-S - q,
ohm K. Withsrspoon, Vim. D. Hogan, ". r. Tay-
lor, Horny Brace, .Johu Z. Saw; Richard L.
Whitaker, j. I. Barker. =, 's+s -,
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Piano Tuning and Repair

TosEPH FREY, FROM CHARLESTON, IN:
O forms the ladies and gentlemen Of Camden that be
is here prepared to Tune and Repair Panos and Or
gans.
Orders left at the DeKalb Hotel will hs promptly at
tendedto TO-
October 10 If
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Depot Soldiers Board r ReIief

CAHEs, S. c. Oct IL, 1864.
A LII PERSONS WHO HAVE NOT PAID THEIR
N two (2) per cent Tax in corn, wheat and rice,
i'll please deliver it at once without further notice.
By order OF Maj. JRo NJ DBSAussuRB, Chairman.
oo& 10 2~ u GAYLE, Agent
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School Notice.

TIHE EXERCISES OF MISS. IF. l.. .;IQUNGls
~ SCHOOL VIII begin on TIE Sd Of octoter, IN The
east brick Academy. - s,; ~
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:
Young Ladies, Mrs. MeCreight; Hiss paSsoa
Mrs: Peck; Miss MaggiefD DeNoop. f!-ii
Dealers in D7ylGoods Grocsries, Hardware Ss, Se q
Z. w. Bonney, James Dunlap, George Alden, Mrsh
M. T.tCampbel, r. M. Kennedy, Mrs MoIeish,
Mendal Smith Mrs. Conner, Mira. Crosby, l.:-- ~ y
Benjamin, Matheson & Co., A. y. Latta, w. D.
McDowall, S. Opgenheim, NJ Baum & Bro, Mo
roney, Boswell & Bros,J d. Gayle, Joseph
sommers, 7, S.. Myers, James NeEwen, ". :
= c. Gerald s. Co.. George Douglas, J. a.. 0p-
pcnheim s Bro, Wm. johnson, D. D. Hsestt, B.,
Skies. .:Iya" Ri
yy.5 y. Drasgists. ~ (
- YIN. McKnin, E, L. Ze1p. ,9t <
-E...a :. .g :sS.x ~ ~ - S--S q 20. -. (
Book Seller and StGFe0Rss 8. = 3 (.
james a. Young. ri
80 Kiatchesand JepsEry !, n. 4. f fsi.;
Jans, A., Young, l. B. Alexander. AN FsAf- !,
han: = It&S, IA =
Btdck:mitks, Wagon and Carriage Yakers.!S< ~
S. shiver, Robert Man, Nathan B. Arran,s ThonAs
[ Shirer. R. r. blacksmith. 20 y
- Cabinet WareroomS and Uadsrtakers y, =
g., L. Chatten, Rm. Tarver, J. :. Sutherland,
y Builders. ,;$ 8
.. y Suthorland, CL Chattan, d. y. Roberta. I.
| Merchant Taller. y. >, ~
.,s.G Charles A. Mcdonald.
Eadalsry aud Harasss ~
RI. 0akes Mr. Balset. is
,,.|33 F1silYrigh. and Ginzaks. -.
( e. g. j. McCfsight
- Bakers
F.Shosnaker, Vim. Daaseh:
Tan YGrGs.
L. B. Stephenson, f. L. Zemp, John g. Bradley,
Alex. Mcleod, LewisJ. Patterson, John Brown.
Rotsls e. =; >.
Mansion House, by B. G. Robinsoh.,
DOkalb House, by 'd J,H. Jungblutl1
'' PritGts Boarding. ~
T , j. ". Rodgers.
2kIlinary and Dress hakns
!: Hiss D. "a. McEwen, Mrs. Hamm@slsdsE r.
-: Chlrches. - - ,.ie,s..
:hethedst-J. 7. Wightman, pas,sr.
Presbyterien-S. H. Hay ~
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sDiSTMI CID fREcIoR.Y.
Dzs4Rfc7 J. oFFYeER&.
Legislators.

!. .5 A. H.gBoykin-- Senator. =. = l.. Z
John n. Dasaussusa, y. .. Psrry-Rspreaanta-
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snldier : Roerd of Relisf.
Coroner.
John S. Meroney.
aaNaneqsrs Of Elsetions.

s :. e. sNlEA Il E..a \
;camden-John S. Meroney, c. A HcDOnald,
VIM McKain.
Emanuel Parker:
Flat Rock--Jesse Truesdel, James Fletcher,
Bufalo-Wm. Mungo; Gillian Sowell YIN: ,GatS'
Lizenbys-J9hn McGougan, Daniel hcGasAlll,
schrock.s Slill--B.T Mccoy, Alexander Mo
Lcod, Henry Radcliffe.
lie, James II. Vaughn. =. 4.
Liberty Hill:-A. d. Jones, jr.' r Q. Patterson,
oae-se q q @tsrs.
d Clyburn,' CLERK; AZ b. MoDonald, Ordinary ;
rDunoan sheorn, sheriff
- w, fyN ~
william nasr rEestG;sf; Mcxs;a,
~ CeiyoasraN EfTotffinS'4gee". =
-. sf uam. q. = helfnef sA r., H.:
CaNeaeTats Bar lag, C9'esssr
< A. M. kennedy. %
sS{ehR eanteey, R N NJ. Kennedy
o'sssIon I1ns, y ia 80 g 1Am' M
= : -. =. ~, \
- I5;,f no,,m1i;tso,y doepf@F n ~ . u
| ~. L n Daveresa,..{ & y. {: g -. -. ( Z =
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DcatIt.
II. BisseN.
Scholastic, Mercantile, & EeehaRs
tea

* AssdspRss and Primary Schools h. CaadeA
Z. Aecahdless' Male Academy !; 3. s.sudsnmyes,
Z male academy; Mrs. .Accandless Academy fst
Mrs. Peck; Miss MaggiefD DeNoop. .-I
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Office c.. I, Bepar tment,

6 GAADET; Sept 18TH 1854
ID AsTERs ARE szzURG EMILY RBpU EsTFb
IL i to- haul in immediately all new fodder and peas
asw as old fodder and sbueks in order TO meetthe
pressing demands Of DUR armnsy
They are also notified that they can5ha sEedlt on
their 1.-THE ofls64 for tier deliveries Of ocrnif they
prefer il to payment N cash @ ~
i CONWAY BELL BELL Ags. A, @ n. =
# Sept, ls .5,Ez # .
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Prwats Boarding.
j. ". Rodgers.
2kiEnary and Drcss Iifakins.
Hiss D.yH. McEwen, Mrs. HamnmslSdS,T
MnrcEeh

::hethedist-J. T. Wightman, pastor.
Presbyterisn-S, H. Hay, !"
Episcopal-T. F. Datis, jr.. I"
Bhptist--W. E. Hughson, "s>.
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Psesident and Dnactorsef Camden Bridge Co.
Presilcnt-John NJ. DeSaussure. ~ K3sg
Directors-John Macrae, b. Perkins, Jan0s Team
Colin Maerae, Seek Treas. ..-$
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Coagissioners Of Free, Schools. & q
Wiley. Kelley, VIM. Dixon, James Team, G.
Halle, Jesse Trnesdel, Daniel Bsthune, A
Z. Mcdowell. ~ 2fit
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3 lCo1amisaoners 10 ApDrove PRblie IStepTtses. z
John NJ. 'DeSsussure, James Dunlap, Vim. q. John
Z son, 81, a. 81. kennedy, Thos. Z. Shannon,
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Offers offCoart.

Joseph D. Dunlap, Commissioner in Equity; "
Clyburn, Clerk; A.. b. MsDonald, Ordinary
duncan sheorn, Sheriff. -
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II Commissioners Of The Poor. s.. i, 4
{. Barnes, a. i. McD5wall,S John O.. Higgins, R.
M Kennedy. j. s. Derass. W. Z. Hughson, See.
and Treas. - 4
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Comn,liss;oarIeys .oE PubEc Buildiags.

I - ION0!fSS'OHeTS. % uUIse 11HHH1y'.E
John Workman, z. VI. Kennedy, r: B. johnson, y.
L,5zemp,.b W: r: Blair, James B. CuretOn, VIM.
D. McDowall Chairman, c. p B., Colin Macren
m.s.-.IL :. \ - -. - E.b..-H- - y
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OfIicers Of the Town Of Camden.

N. D. B.rley,gD Dl Hoeott, i; NJ. Boswell, R. N
/. Kennedy. 8. ~ I,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10

THE I,ryFR LAST NIGHT.-Long before halt
mast eight O'Clock 1.-THE hour announced for
opening the doors), an immense crowd had
Assem- bIed in front Of the White House, eager
to gain admittance. A perfect stream Of Wis.
itors continued to pour into the house until a
late hour, and by ten O'Clock all the rooms
thrown open TO visitors were completely
damned up.
Every branch of the Government was fully
represented. The number Of military officers
in attendance was larger than upon former
occasions, among whom were Generals Casey,
Anger, Pleasanton, Harvey, Ricketts,, Stark
weather and Palmer. OF the diplomatic corps
present were the Russian, Brazilian and Mex
lean Ministers. The display of fashionably
dressed ladies was ually brilliant, the
elite of the Capital and tie nation being there
in full force.
The President was in good health and spirits,
ard bad pleasant word for all who paid their
respects to him.
Mrs. Lincoln was, as heretofore, surround
ed by q brilliant circle of friends, and re-
ceived all who greeted her in a most graceful
and courteous manner. She was attired with
eles aIce and taste in a silver-colored silk,
heavily draped with rich black lace. and wore
a necklace Of pearls, having upon her head
wreath Of white flowers
The reception last night surpassed all pre-
vious ones of the season.
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FROM THE WEST.
IMPORTANT MILITARY MOVEMENTS FROM
yICKSBURG

ST. LOUIS, Feb. l0.-The Senate yesterday
passed the House bill for new State Con ven.
ton, and will defer the election for delegates
until November next.
The Memphis correspondent of the Chicago
Journal, under date OF the 4th instant, says
advices from yickshurg are that Sherman's
army left that place last week, the 10th corps
under Hurlburt following The 18th corps under
Mcpherson, which has advanced.
Gen. Smiths cavalry expedition left Mem
phis for Corinth on the evening of the Sd inst,
and will soen be heard from in the interior OF
Mississippi and Alabama.
The Union forces in Arkansas are said TO be
preparing for an early move Southwark
which will put Magruders army between
Steeie's command on the north and Banks's
columns on the south,
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LATE FROM RICHMOND.
GENERAL ROBERT TOOMBS UNDER ARREST
ON CHARGE OF TREASON.

The Richmond Whig of the sth, says OF the
late movement by Sedgewick across the Rap.
idan:
"Thls movements not belle we'd to be 4 gene
raj advance. Meade's army is not In a suitable
condition tor such step, and the condition of
the roads just now constitutes another impede
ment, IS the demonstration was simultaneous
with that on the Peninsula, the presumption is
that 1t is fer some other Interior object-proDa-
bly, 10 tap the railroad, and interrupt our COM
munIcaton with the army. A short time will
develop their purpose"
The Wing says that General Robert Toombs,
the well-knoun brilliant Georgia statesman
and orator, has been put under arrest at Sa-
vanrai hy order CT General Beauregard. Re-
port has il that the expression OF reasonable
sentiments W as the cause of mis- arrest, but the
PROF ability is that he was arrested for some
oi!enss aeaiGs. inexorf5le military law, which
has been the experience OF not Z few OF our
most prominent officers IN the course Of their
career
a correspondent of the Columbia Is O.
CCrol;n,an writes (22G uit) that Lon gstreet is
being rapidly reinforced, more than 1900 mon
having recently pus.ec through Bristol to join
his command.
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NEW YORK MARKETS

BY me Peoples Telegraph Lines-Ofiices No.
5I1 Ninth street, and corner of Pa avenue
and Sixth street. under Nation al hotel.l
NEW YORK, Feb l0.-Some Of the western
railroad shares broke down this morning; but
on the whole, the market was very well sus-
tanned, particularly on the New York State
road stocks as compared with the highest cos t
sales at the first board on Monday.
In the afternoon, there was an increas. ed
business done, and prices on the whole were
we'll sus tained. There appears to be stong
disposition on the part of the public to in vest
in the dividend, paying railroad stocks. which
has caused steady advance in these descrip-
tons.
Tie demand for Government securities for
banking purposes, has raised the quotations
Tor the registered bonds of 1881 to 1D7ix, while
the coupons are selling tor lux; the 500 cou-
pons are firm at lOl4, and the 40 Treasury
notes at 107 aal05I. Sterling exchange has
gone up 10 174AaI1J.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM CALIFORNIA AND MEXICO
SAN LUIS POTOSI RECAPTCRED, AFTER
FIGHT OF TWENTY FOUR HOURS

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 9.-Arrived, steamer
Sierra Nevada, from Mexican ports, with a
quarter of a million of treasure and 200 pas
sengers.
The Mexican General Lion, who left Man
camille on the LIST instant, has arrived here on
his way to Washington, with instructions from
President Juarez TO the Mexican Minister
He reports that General Negrete who w rs
repulsed at San Luis Potosi on the 9th OF
december, with loss of two thousand men,
ait,rward formed junction with Gonzales,
Ortega, and Doblado, and on the 9Th of January
again attacked that place, carrying by assault,
alter struggle of twenty. four hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10

ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRs.-The Legislature ad-
jourred sine die Yesterday evening. 1t was in
session sixty four days, including the recess,
and passed and amended many important bills.
The Legislature failed to elect a United States
Senator 1t will no doubt be convened in extra
session by the Governor as soon as the State
Constitutional Convention adjourns, and the
election of two United States Senators will per-
haps be the first work it will undertake to do
Alexandria Journal, 9th.
Two young ladies Miss Taylor and Miss
Smith, were ARE sted in this place yesterday,
charged with sending letters and goods across
the Federal lines, but released upon giving
bond for their future appearance il called for.
the Con ederate service, has been promoted to
the position Of Medical Director of the depart
ment mbracing that portion of Virginia and
North Carolina between Petersburg and VIII
m ton, including the former city.-Gasette,
Feb q
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DROP SALs FOR HORSES.
CHIEF oUARTERMAsTER,s OFFICE.


washins Rtso' g. s, a. p@ yeS Is, 'sslS
until S 5sieSsf It sss
for furnishing the Goysrnment WITH 2o,,' two
ARTILLERY.
s Artillery ta e o y. s1ou9aHd Horses from
high between Is i've ma % eight years OF aes Of
d. rk ors, free from III defscts, well broken to
then one thousand on hu ndfed ,lDoj pounds.
PROPOSALS.
The full name and Post Oiice address Of the bid.
der must appear in the proposal.
II bid is made in the name of firm, the names
tie Of Da ss
sidersd and oath OF sIle glance viii be required
fom successful bidders before signing contrast
States srna
Washin gton. D q. and should be plainly marked
The bidder viii be required to accompany HE
Pre- po.a With IA guaranty s:gnet by two res ions
they will at once execute III contract for the SAM
with good And .rfhcient sarstie.; in . equal to
o9ssoass i With the tho
yertt ement; and in sia bidder should fail
disT ss.w SAID biaasr S and
next lcssst r.,Dossibls bidd.-, Or the person to
The ses .S ;iy Of re sas;aataTs nu,. be
o.her ofser Under the United states Gnssrnm s
sesd TO @ @ tn.
tract signed by the contrscto. aud both OF his
suarantnrs. wi be 7isei Of the successful BID
der or bidders pm gning tho contract
GUARANTY.
tos ssS State the
and ssysra,ly, covenant With the United 5 atss,
Eccs pied. that ha or they will at sxecuts tse
Contract for he same with coed and sn Gent cure
ties in sum sQ1al to tie amount of the con- act;
ard in case rfe said - hall fall to enter into a
contract ~ aforesaid, We gusrar tee to make good
the difference between the offer by the said - Ard
bidder.
to vbon the cont. act may 5e awarded,
Witness
Given under our hands and seals this - day of
-, 1S6
ISeal
hereby certify that. to the best OF my knoul-
edge and belief, the above named guarantee are
good AT sns hcient as suretes for the amount for
To be certified by the United States District
Attorney, Collectol Cf Customs. any other Off.
Ger under the q nited States Government, or re-
sponsible person Known IN this offce
INSPECTION, DELIVERY &c
All Horses contracted for under this advertise
ment Will be subject to rigid ns pectiOn and those
not conforming to the specifications will be
tected.
No Mares will be received
The Horses must be delivered in this city, within
tive mtg five days from ha date OF the CONTRACT.
Psyn TO be made pom the rom plation of the
ccntfaci or go soon there after as tbs Chief Quar-
termaster shall he in fu nds
These Horses wi he a~srd d in lots Of (aO)) two
hundrtd each, unless the Chief Quarter sster
shcule deem It for the interest of the Gov It
to vsly the number
The Chief Quarter master reserves to himself the
right to rejt ct or sl bid tn ~ ne daem TOO
high D II RUUKER
re 70 ID Dspft of WashinRton.
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Recruits Wanted
THI QUOTA OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOB vErRaASs.
1862.
1925 OF which will be paid In advance.
BOUNTY FOB NEW RECRUITS.
$152,
secs Of which will be paid in advance
BOUNTY FOR ooLoaED RECRUITS,
$50,
Paid in advance
PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST
WIN apply to any Of the following
RBoRUITING OFFIoEHs:
So. BAKlR.
Engine Hall, near the Market, on PsnnsyivsniA
avenue, between seventh and Ninth streets
10. HYDE,
Corner Of Fourteenth and Nsv York avenue.
o. A. KEAsBEy,
= II street. near corner Of Ninstesnth and Penn
syfyanis avenue.
j. o. PARKER.
Corner Of HiSh and Dunbsrton streets, 9sorss.
town.
o. o. LANGLEY, Navy Tsrd Bridge, has been
appointed Recruiting Ofaeer.
AlnRY A. eOHD1fE. -
Captain and Provost Marshal.
j. B-H District u oalu,nhiA
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THE CAPTURE CT GURDALAJARA TO BE AT
TEMPTED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 9.-In the capture OF
San Louis Potosi the Mexicans secured most
of the garrison and large number of arms and
anmunit!on.
The traitor Gen. Mejla and his staf escaped.
ALL of the captured traitors, commissioned
ard non commissioned officers, were shot.
The traitor Miramon occupied position BE-
tween 9uadalajara and the city Of Mexico.
Gen. Bazaine had marched with the FRENCH
army from Guadalajara toward Mexico, lessy-
ing a guard of 1900 troops at 4uadalajara.
The Mexican General Uraga had advanced
from the vicinity Of Calima with 1900 MEN,
and wns expected 70 attempt the rscapturt OF
6uadalsjara.
The ,atsst news ct ManEanilla IL thar Ortega
aad DobiadA had been heavily rein sfesd.
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" . q ID!
WOOD. WOOD!
kjSDLING AND STOVE WOOD
On hand, a superior stock of all kinds
WOOD,
sawed and Spit in any length or size required
md sold at lowest possible rates.
THOS. j. GAIT,
Cffce $50 Pennsylvania avenue bet 18th and 18th
Mill ard Yard foot Of Seventee nth street
fe loft IChrooisle I
DROPosALs FOR CAVALRY HORSES.

Curairy Barenx, 66fte Of Chie5 Quar.cmaa1,
WashfRgt0n, ID. e., Feb Q. l8ji {
SEALKD PROPOSALS will be received at this OH "a
until II CLOCK m, FRIDAY. February IL, 1851 for
ONE THOUSAND q ,o00l CAVALRY aORSEJ, TO
be delivered at Camp Msiss. Eesdvil'e, near Dos
ton, Mass, within twenty (9o) days from date OF
THEE THOUSAND $500 CAVALRY HoRsEs.
10 be delivered In Washington (9issboro' Depot
within forty (40l avs from date Of contract.
Bald borses to be sound In all pSrticu not less
than Ave 80 than nj ae f9) years Old from
Is 10 Is hsncs high; full heshed, c,m psctiy built
Bride Nise and Of else sufficient for cavalry par
TAese Specifications viii be strictly alhsrsd to and
yigidiy enforced N etery PARTICULAR.
~ guaranty of its faithful performance
Form Of bid and G aarapty ean be bad on applica-
tion 10 Captain ,hn y. AoKim, A. Q. NJ, ct Bos-
ton, Mass, or ct this ONCE.
eneceAeful bidders will be required {, enter into
written contracts with good and sum Client eeuri
~ ,Githin four 20 days from date OF acceptance
NJ, The oath Of allegiance must accompany each
TIE unds.ssnsd reserves the right to reject al
r9 ssa win - sptsris,nsd for less than afsy
~ FAYE snt yin Be nsds on oo,istioa Of eostrsss.
.,fI M must 30 snaerssd Pro Sosais for Osv.
III no msis.1 I'd addrsssS % Csstsia James 4,
VIZ, stan 9SartsrnAssr, Ssysir1 bureau,
on Ar, issssss ,,.np given
= sSa oA,.. Q. 4. 81 =, 55 LIS.