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Wilcox s. Gibbs Sewing Machine.

will use coarse cotton, linen, silk and t,cine IL
runs easier, faster and stiller than any other
machine. II forms, with a single Areld, as in
hand sewing, fiat, even and elastic seam.
differing from every other stitch, each loop
being twisted 10y means OF the
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-05-12

Mathematical Precision,

Mathematical Precision,
Fence each part is interchangeable, and can
be readily replaced in case of accident.
THEY WILL NOT GET OUT OF ORDER.
We have known il intimately for several
years. Many thousands are already in use
here, and SO far as We know, not one in fami-
ly use has ever cost a dime to repair, or ever
been out of order at all. They will last
generation, if properly cared for. No one
who has used il can be persuaded to use any
other
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING ctL

Proposals vii, be received A. fha Msvot's ofile>
until - N ,on Thurstsv. the 7H day ~ Drrember
inss.nt; iar ..hloe w sad reeopsifvcti e GU vert
sero.s Eishth street ess', po,th side n = street
sou b, under an set spprovs a rs h November, leek
.rhs eulvrrt viii oonsist Of two walls NJ blue
stone ms.o.ry str feet spnf, 10 bs covered WITH
Nev york nasriog. the bottom OF the culvert 10
BE- nsrred the whole l~rgth OF the ouivert.
Tbs walls vii he 10 Inches IN heishfh, and =
Width the fou-dstion will be sig inches below the
line Of the bottom Of the sulvart sliovinr the cul.
vert when constructed 10 be six feet wide and one
foot hish inside dimension.
The mortar bsed In the construction If the walls
70 consist of parts of sharp river sand 10 one
Of the hest fre,h hydraulic osment
The naVKing used for covering the suivert shall
not he less than one font IN width ard i've ipeNes
In thickness and 10 extend and rest folly one foot
over each Of the side walls TO be closely laid eide
~ side, and the ends resting upon the wall TO be
laid In mortar ~ above described.
. The materisl 10 the old ouivert may be used for
The notion Of this eulvert, and 10 be laid bed
Of shaip sand Of sufieisnt dspth.
Tbs eontrsotor Will he required N sover that
part Of the street not paved, With suicient gravel
over the n,gEng TO hiring the street 10 10 i's pres
ent surfaee; also to make good all paveme dsg-
gig. hc., which may be disturbed
Bmdsrs will state the price per linesl foot which
sh.ll ineiude all material and workm snship re-
quird 70 oompiete the work according 10 the fore
going sjyertis.meutj and no money oil be paid
until the work 10 completed 10 the satisfaction OF
the Commissioner Of the Ward. deoIs-d
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nj WILLIAM, IMPORTER.
ID OBERT Oh ,

Late Solicitor Of the once Of the Auditor Of the
Treasury fer the Post once Department.)
ATT oRNEY-AT.LAW AHp SOLICITOR
OF CLAIMS,
ONCE, No. GTe Seventh street,
oppoAite the Post ONCE Department,
WGshington, D. c.,
win practice 10 the Courts Of the District OF Co
lumbia, the Court of Claims, and the Supreme
Court Of the United States, and will give prompt
attention to the prosecution Of claims and the ad-
justment OF accounts In all the Departments Of
the Governm emit.
ONCE, t1e seventh street, opposite Post once
Department, deklm
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s.l.,r..rs A.rN.t
t,..s~ CO. i p: L. e.. 3.

Ia mofAkv, Dec. 10, tse,.
tfrtsn sfssa btiet r4 b sko,sai opsraiions on y,
*. 90, ihuisss oDsrtsiss srprsisdJ y
No - I'VE h.ye only 70 report . sale Of %
80 Eood Mo ~ &c. per 10 net. r 7 r n =
ELoun-Rsm. aims quiet but hpm. The sales 70.
Pctieo were go bbls. Western EStra a. ali so, 100
nhls ehoice Howard street DO. AZ sia, and 100 40.
super At sli.ao per Dbl. Rye Flour IL dull; We
2u n,ae 81 eseo per Dbl. Corn mesi 90 tor City
oR.is-whsst, 1000 Su,hsi, red, bu, no whit.
exported on Change to-day, small sales Of fair
white from store were reported a. o. 50, and about
1000 bushels good to prms red az 6T 70 a. 10 Der
bu.hel Corn, 600 bushels white and sqoo bushs.
YELLOW oneredj demand light, small sales onlv re-
ported, Including new white 81 .e6 20 81 GO for
shipping psrcels, and 90 70 o. 10 for retaiinE 100
bushels hominy At 81 sj, new yellow at Of 81 per
bu.hei. Oats, s.too bushels offered, sales Of aboo
pushs. ~ ~ TO ESQ. per buah. W
.Phovistors-The weather being favorable for
slaushterins, more 40 ivity 10 notiofd among
rsssssis. 10 other respects the market 10 quiet,
and prices senerally without any quotable ehsnee
sueAh Stock and reeei 10 llSht, and holders
urn. Weh'ar OF no sales to-day.
sALr,-Ihe article continues Ia good supplyt dc,
msnd light and prices irregular. We quote for
lot. rom store; fround alum s.aS IN aS.is, nae,
ordinary brands, Lso to o. 80 per sack, and Iutki
Island 70 ei!ee per bunhel.
-. nps-Are slow Of sale, though firm; clover At
70 70 eio. 81 timothy, t6.6n, and hsxseed s,I0 10
~ per bushel for country lots.
40 WEinnr-hsnil he urn, wi b small ssei at
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n + r I Q l A l..
WAR DEPARTMENT, i

WAR DEPARTMENT.
ADJuTANT GENERALLY OFFICE,
4. WARRINGTON, December 10, 1884.
=, The following officers, having been reported at
the headquarters OF the army for the offences here
matter specified, are hereby notified that they will
stand dismissed the service Of the United States,
unless, within nfteen days from this date, they
appear before the military commission In session
IN this city, OF which Brigadier General John c.
Caldwell, United states volunteers, 10 president
aod make satisfactory defence to the charges
Fy neglect Of duly, In osn0 certain important Papers
2oon fsnniypaNts volunteers, charged Uih dsfraud-
ing tie Government.
Captain J. NJ. opdyks, SD Pennsylvanis volun-
teers.
First Lieutenant William Durham, Ist Vermont
Dtiobsdisnes erordsrs and s6nnes Without leave.
Captain Charter J. Quinn, sal New York vslun-
teers.
Abssnes piihoui leave.
Assistant surgeon Charles A. Osborne, 18th
Captain David Cain, 10th Missouri cavalry.
first entsnant James A. Russell, iioth Penn
Second Lieutenant George 4. Chapel, 9th New
Lieutenant william eeonroy, 1874 New York
volunteers.
Lieutenant T. Z. lewis, LIST New York mounted
rifles.
:. Firss.Lisutsuans Felt, vsnIerberg, i1s.h New
York volunteers.
.. rst Lieutenant Frank Kimball, 18th United
States eolored volunteers.
First Lieutenant Louis MenIel, 10Th New York
volunteer.
second Lieutenant Fsrd. Magsi, soth New York
Captain Franol, J. Msttlsr, ssth Indiana volun-
teers. 4 ID, TOWNSEND,
dels Assistant Adiutant General.
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DRoPosALs FOR RED BRICK.

CHIrr QuARTEHmAsrER's 0Tncr,)
DEPDT OF WAsHINoToN, J
WAsHIroroH, d. c., December II, 1854.
Scaled proposals. will be received at this once
until TUESDAY, December 20, 1854, at II o'clock,
M, for the de livery at tn Q depot Of
100 900 RED BRICK.
Proposals must be plainly endorsed Proposals.
for Red B.iek !" and addressed 10 the undersigned
d. II RUCKER,
Brigadier General and Oh ef QusrtermAster,
ieeiL9t Depot Of Washington, d. C.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

III
OFFicE DIpor CoMmrssARY OF suBsItrENcF
WAIHIS oToS, December 8, 1854.
eeal-d proposals, 10 duplicate, will be received at
for furnishIng Fresh Reef 10 our Troops and Pris,
ouers at Lookout, Md, at such times and In such
| quantitie, as the CON missAry OF sublistenoe At
that point may REQUIRE
The Beef must be OF a good quality and Of equal
proportions Of fore and hind quarters, Eecks
shknk,, and Kidney Tallnw will not be eesived OF,
the contract II will be subject 10 the Inspection
OF the CommissAry Of Subsistence, or suck other
ot1ieer As may be designated. The contractor must
cut of the necks Of the cstle for Beef
At the fourth yertebTn Joint, and trim the breast
down. The shAnks OF The fore quarters must DO
the hind quarters from six to eight inches above
the back Joint.
The bids will state the price per net pound At
which the Beef will be furnished; and the bidders
must be present at the opening Of the proposals. to
respond to their names.
The contract will be for slx months from the nrst
day Of January, 1885.
Proposals must be In The following form,
-, hereby offer 10 deliver TO the Sub
.isteuce Depsrtnsnt Of the Usited States such
Fresh Beef of the quality described In this Adyer.
tisement, a. may from time to time be required
TO furnish, at = cents per pound net weight I
enclose herewith my affidsylt that am rot inter-
ested directly or indirectly in auy bid offered, ex-
(signed)
To this proposal must be attached the following
FORM OF GUARANTY.
We, --, OF the county OF -, and
state OF -, do hereby guar antee that - 10
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DROPOs SAILS FOR DYEING
CLOTHING.
CHiEr QuARrERMAsrEn's oTricE, }
nrnnr nr ~ anIunnna

CHIET QUARTERMAsrER's OTTicE,)
DEPor OF WAsHiEoToH, J
wAsHIroTor, d. c., Deee pher Il, lssk
sealsd PROPOSALS will be received At This on 30
until SATURDAY, December IT, 1854. at u O'Clock
n, for dyslng the following kinds and quantities
Of clothing, VI;
ABOUT . 500 GREAT COATS, 800 UNIFORM
CO ATS, AND 500 JACKETS.
All Of the above m en- TONED clothing 10 be dyed
black the dyeing 10 be co mpeted, and the othipg
retu ned TO Captain d. G. thomas, NJ. & X, at
Government Warehouse No. Q, on Seventeenth,
estwssn h and streets north, within thirty tsoj
days from date OF contract.
bonds will be required for the safe md prompt
return Of the elothiog and the faithful perform
same.
All d. cling done under contracts sivento the sue
ctfsful bidders TO be risidiv insOeotsd by an IN
spector appointed on the part OF the Government.
Proposals must be plat ~ O. dorsed " Proposals
for Dyeing Clothing" and addressed 70 the under
signed. D. H. RUCKER,
Brig. Gen. and Chief lusrtermsster,
dead Depot Of Wa,hingtop, d. c,
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II n ~ II " ID " ~
" MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
LouImtsA AyEHuE, HEAn SIXTH sTnyET:
Rear Of National and Metropolitan Hotels.
A.S q Il. y:i.tis: Ne. YORK snd c.nsel
bury, AlexandriA, Va.
Josh. RT.................sTAGE MANAGER
GREAT SUCCESS OF
TONY PASTOR,
TONY PASTOR,
TONYPASTOR,
raE oskY COMIC yoe4EisT
THE ONLY COMIC VOCALIST
On the stage.
OVER ONE THOUSAND PERSONS
OVER ONE THOUSAND PERSONS
enable to gain admission to hear TONY PASTOR.
NEW SONGS EVERY NIGHT.
NEW SONGS EVERY NIGHT.
Mr.. Pastor viii exhibi. hi.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUM,
P PaSrSSsHPaiS 1 ALsUa,
And sing his
OPERATIC MEDLEY,
0PERATIC MEDLEY,
oPERATiC MEDLEY,
Giving his celebrated limitations Of Growers
S SR.sB GERMAN GERMAN OPERA OPERA TRo oTPE
Nc : STALE s sSsSsI
FiIH week OF the
INFANT INFANT % %osDEs;..
Masters
TOMMY AND WALLY,
Ths Smallest Ethiopian Comedians in the world.
The new Ballet, entitled
L L b DiABkE 4 4 a aUATsE:
In which
MONS. MATHEW
MILE DEsIREE
VIII appear, assisted by Corps do Ballet Of
TWENTY YOUNG LADIES.
TWENTY YOUNG LADIES.
Miss Ms: ; JENNIE sSHssSs
CHARLEY KANE
CHARLEY KANE
VIII sing now Duets.
Miss Ms: LAURA LAURA L Il s st4ESE,.
In two Favorits Pieces.
MuLLIGAN, COLLINS AND CLARK
The Roaring Farce Of
THE TWO sREGoRIES
N Mr.. PASTOR,
Can only smAin One Week Longer, 60 everybody
should take the nrst chance to hear him.
COME EARLY TO GET SEAT.
GRAND MATINEE
GRAND MATINEE
FOR FAMILIES EVERY
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
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wan DEPARTMENT.
ADJurANr GENERALLY 0FficE,
-. 'wAsHInoToH, Dec IL, 1894.
The followins-nsmed offeeis, Oh .rged with Of
fence and he Ct Tor published, are Kemp from
peins al ,missod the service Il the United States,
the mintnry Com mis- on inst tuted v speeial Or.
a re- No. %, series I 1888, rom the War Depa /
ment, having reported that tst factory de ence
has reen made IN tn IL respso i've o. o.. Wis
ftrst L eutenant Cha les s. Edmonds, seth Penn
sylvanis voluntee ..
Captain George y. Mcknight nth NV York
battery. Z. d. TOWNSEND
deis Assistant Adtutant cenersl,
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DRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

wAsHIHoroH ARsEHAL,l
WAsHIraror, d. c., December IL, 1854
Scaled proposals win be received at Washington
Arsenal, q. O.. until n o'clock, SATURDAY, De
oember a. 1884, for Furnishing Fresh Beef TO the
troops at this post for six months.
Bids In duplicate 10 DO addressed to
H.. WILTON,
deeiaiat Lieut.. Ord Dept, A. A. c'a
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A CARD.
IA AGENCY n. AND o. R. R. COMPANY,
OfflCE AMERICAN TELEoRArH COMPANY, J
AS2 PennsylvAniA avenue.
For the benefit Of the travelling public, nOtoe IL
hereby Riyen that this day, the asth inStAAt, the
sale OF tickets viii be resumed over this road for
all parts OF the West, including 81, Joseph and
Leavenworth City.
Tickets can also be had at this oaioo for PhilA.
Ielphia, New York, and BOSTON, and for Albany,
Rochester, Buffalo, and Niagara Falls, via New
York.
SigEaN sAssSSd Through to AZ pSla,e ~
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.OFF1o Al. ---.-- =, {
THE FIRST coRPs-NoTroE TO vErERANs

HrADouAnTEns isT Amy CoRPs,l
WAsHIsoTor, D. @, Dee 1, 1884.
Veteraps desiring to enlist in the Ist Army
Corps, 70 be orssnis ID under the recent order Of
the War Depsrtmsnt, should report In person At
the once OF Colonel G. r. Johnson, soldlerl Rest,
baltimore and Ohio Rsllrosd Depot, Washington.
They Will theu Be conducted to the barracks,
whore they win be critically examined, and, n
found duly qualified, Immediately mustered into
the service.
~ order Of Ma. Gen. Hansoeki
L FINLEY ANDERSON,
dee au Assistant AdIutsnt General.
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LADHs.-Any Lady and Gentleman wishing
to make Holiday Presents should call at the Dol
lar Jewelry Store, No. ass Pennsylyania avenue,
near Four-and.a-half street, and the beautiful
Jewelry and silyer-plAted TsA Spoons, Cups, and
Call Bells. Only One Dollar. dl0iws
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TALL & FLETCH HER,
i'll CLAIM AGENTS,
AND AGENTS FOR THE SETTLEMENT OF
OFFICERS ACCOUNTS.
Having Ad long experience a. Clerks In the
Ordnance Otiet and In the once OF the Quarter
GERS In making out RETURNS, and In settling
their accounts with those ofieers and with the
Treasury Department
indebtedness obtained, etc.
ALL CLAIMS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT
COLLECTED WITH DISPATCH
Post once Address, Box l20, Washington, d. @.
ONCE 424 Fifteenth street, just above corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street.
EDWARD w. HALL.
ool-u W. s. FLETCHER.
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G = REWARD. THE PERSON WHO
sDO took, by mistake, q ladies MINK MUFF
f"Om one Of the tables at the Protestant Orphans
Fair. at Odd Fellows Hall, on Monday evening,
+ii street, and receive tho above reward.
deel1-5t
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Ar WHITEHURsT's, 434 PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
EUE.-Prioss reduced to suit the times, almost 20
per cent, VIgnettes, formerly sold At o. per
dozen, now selling at st25. Cards, formerly sold
At seper doIsn now selling a. ss'as. Call and see
specimen, nOl7.u
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CORNER OF NINTH AID D STREETS.
LYONS'S PURE OHIO
CATAwBA BRANDY

CATAwBA BRANDY
The undersigned have been duly appointed the
only and sole agent for the sale Of this truly Pure
Medicinal Brandy for the city Of Washington, D.
c., and the District Of Columbia. This Brandy
has been thoroughly analysed BY the state As
mayer, DR.. A. A. Hayes, Chemist, and Prof Uphan
sheppard, OF Charleston, CT Prof J. n. Chiffon,
OF New York; Prof Pratt, Of savannah Prof. La
moni, J. r. Nichols, and pronounced BY them 70 b
strictly pure, and an excellent stimulant In all
cases whore pure brandies are indicated.
The manufacturer OF this hns Brandy guarantees
Tor will refund the money! that 1t will euro Choi
era Infantum, summer Complaint with Children,
Dinrrh@s and Bowel Complaint.
Physicians are now prescribing II In place OF
pAregorio, not having the dsAdennE eject OF that
medicine upon the brain. The want OF pure nedi-
cinal has long been felt In this country. The
properties contained In this Brandy are more
stringent than French Brandies. This the manu-.
facturers claims the merits, and challenge the
world to disproVe these facts.
z. d. GILMAN,
Druggist, S5o PenusyivAniA avenue,
oo1-3mif Agent for District OF Columbia.
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TAKE AYERS SARsAPARILLA TO purify the
blood and purge out the humors, pimpel, boiis ADD
sores which are merely emblemS OF the rottenneIs
within.
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S0NAL.--THE TUAL
i friends l.. and @. will please Inform 1.-THE
Colonel y by note, Of the hour and place for that
game OF Euohre on December 10th. The Photo
graph otthe General 10 not good Likeness.
decIa ate
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LADY'S BOOK FOR
I JANUARY. 1891

GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR
" JANUARY, 1855.
Premium humber UnrivAlled and Uuap.
proaohAble. Two splendid steel Plates, superb
eolore Fashion Plate and fourt en- full page en-
cravings.
Among which are THREE ROBE DRESSES,
from the celebrated house OF Messrs. A. T.
BRODIE's EMPORIUM.
SEVERAL Crotohet patterns, adapted for winter
wear. A Coatse Event Dress, . novelty. The
latest style Tor Bonnets, Collars, Capes and CAPS.
beautiful article, printed In color, called The
Work Table Companion" A Tidy, printed in
TENT and humorou, engraving, I" Scenes on the
Ioe." We cannot begin to snumerAte the numer-
Gus illustrations a. there are about highly all OF
them useful and ornamental. &
Marion HArlApd contributes "a Hasty Speech,
and what came Of It," Miss v. +. Townsend, Miss
M. W. Jsnvrio, Miss Frost and MIS-: Denison also
c'ntribute to this number. The H9lS Tree Prom
enade, original Music for the PIAnSbry the editor,
J; Starr Holloway and . Model cottage, with
plans, make up the beat number of Godeyb Lady's
Book ever iisued. For sale at
sHILLINGTON, BOOKSTORE,
Cor. Four-And-A-hAlf st. and Pa. ave-,
deoiSit Washington.
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The LUTHERAN FAR.-The ladies OF 81.
PAups Lutheran Church, on the corner OF and
Eleventh streets, recently held fair for the ben
ht Of the Washington CITY Orphan Asylum, and
realized the h,ndsome sum Of $500. Good news
from one church.
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GALE OF sTEAM TU3 ARD

cnIEy ouARTxnnAsTrl's OvytcSl
DEroT or WAsnD oTos,
wAsnmsToH,D d. G., November %, issS
VIII be sold ~ public suction, ~ 9ovsrnnaf
Wharf. foot Of @ street, washtngtop city, p. o.,
on THURSDAY, Decembsr Is, issx, 90 rtssa To
steam Tug Q. @. sAWTELLv.
Barge ANTHONY CLINTON,
CITIZEN,
MILTON WILKINS,
UNITED sTATEl
Sale to commences ~ II O'Clock, noon.
Terms eaah, In oovsrnmsnt funds.
. TT. D. II. RUCKnR
Brisadier General and Chisf ousrisrnsstr,
desITt Depot Of wsshingtos, D. o.
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III A XI D Z r NJ Y

any Lady or Gentleman enclosing O0s Dollar Il
the address Of DR., J. W. BARNITz, Indianapolis
lndiAnA, will reoeiye copy Of his New and In
proved Method Of stufing Birds, dslests
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ANY one having occasion 10 visit . private
medical Institution are advised to call on DT.
Vellny.
A large and successful practice here and else.
where enables him to guaranty Apsrfsot cure In all
eAIes,
All visits and communications strictly private
and confidential. Persons calling see NO one but
tho Doctor, febI-u
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HOLIDAY BOOKS,
lust opened and for ssieby
DsoN YLoR,
BOOKSELLER AND PUBLISHER,
IA Pennsylvanis Avenue.

bOOkskLLER AND PUBLISHER,
M Psnnsylvanis Avenue.
A large Apartment Of Richly Illustrated and
I,ius inated Books, In Fine and Rare styles Of
standard Works. In Fine Library Bindings.
the New Books Of the day
Photographic Alhums, from the principal manu-.
fseto-iei in New York, PhilsdelPhis, and Paris,
Family bibles, Pocket Bibles, PRAYER Book,
Catholic Prayer Books And Hymn Books, In Amer.
lean, Eugli,h, and Paris BindiOgs.
Whiting desks, ali sizes, in Mahogany, Rose
Lsd ts, Gsnts, and soldisrt Portfolios, all
travelling Bags, American, French, and Ensli,h
Portnonn.ies, PSsEs. Books, Card Cases.
L>diss' and Cents Dress Nc Cases, French Work
Gold, Eubber, and silver Psnhoiders; Gold Pens.
Chess and Baekgammon Boards and Men.
Diaries, faii sssortmenti Pnysieians' Whiting
Amsiic.n, English, and French stationery, a.,
40, no.
the Public IL invited to call at
IA PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
and examine our very complete stock. deia II
TIT oLIDA Y PR Z 8 Z N T 8
ron THE LADIEsi
Beyond all question, the NOS appropriate pres
On, In the world fer . lady ua
"iLsoN sh"iNS mAShiNH'
Ladies' and gentlemen arc invited to call and see
beautiful stock Of these machines, Of all styles
and prices, with valuable improvements, At the
.Senov. No. ala penn.vlv.ni. .xs,us
P.J. STEER,
,
aeoe.-n agent.
M USICAL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
4u At
MEIEERorTs MUSIC STORE.
PIANOS from steinwayS Son, Raven h Bacon,
and HAines brothers.
MASON hsnn y. !, SBi a1nInnEEI oRSANh
VioLINs, GUITARS, FLUTES,
pp.u ,s and
or al dsserigtIons;
dselo,w COR. OF Eleventh 81. and Pa, ave.
N o T E.
~ UNITED STATES BIO LOAN
THE FIRST NATIONAL Rank OF VASE.
INGT0N
READY FOR rMmEprATE DELIVERY.
afull supply of these new Bonds.
9. once snS r.oav. Msir sond,.
Those having money to invest should not lose
sight Of the fact that, BY investing In this Loan
,ney NOT only receive in'eies. AZ me hish rate OF
,mno,,.n, s aSw.n,s.s =, oS,s,sIn. y. s ssiy
three years,
SIX PER CENT $40 YEAR BoNDs ATpAR
which are now worth over ~ per cent. premium,
and whioh Altar tina war must neoss..rtlv .dv.nos
a a muoh hixher rat. .us1.u
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* W. $4,000 - " - =,
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AND REPOSITORY,
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BALE W hohHho' CAhlAdEs, SfoCh, aA',
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TUESDAY, THUR5DAY, AND SATURDAY,
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Cash ADVANCED ON CONsI9NMENTA.
STORAGE FOR CARRIAaEh
HoRsEs, CARalAGEs, 1s,
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-13

THE only place where you can purchase hAdta
Rubber goods Of all kinds at Mani attsTs prices, 10
at II. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
PennEylvAniA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets, Also, all kinds Of Rubber goods beAuti-
fully repaired at short notice. mAr2S-u