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AMNESTY TO INsuReENr ENEMIES.
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wAR DEPAnTnENr,)
ADJUTANT 0ErERAL's w, IcG, Y
WARRINGTON, August 9, 1854.
General Orders, No. ga. -..... .. ..
l. The attention Of 0 lmmsnding officers OF de
partments districts, military posts, and detaoh
ments, 10 called to the following parasraph In the
March 1894, dsaalng the cases IN which insut gen,
enemies are to The benefits OF the Amnesty
Proclamation Of the 9Th OF December, 1891
ut (the Amnesty does apply only to those
persons who, being yet at large and free from any
arrest, confinement, or duress, shall voluntarily
pose Of rcsoring peace and ettabifShng he national
From various departments and districts inform
alton has been received BY this DepA m eut, that
iasurgent enemies in the States Of Kentucky, Ten.
ntssee, and Missouri have endeavored fraudt.
lentiy and treacherously to obtain the benefits OF
oath, without aUy "purpose Of restoring peace
and establishing the national authority but with
NE purpose Of preserving their property from the
from punishment for the commission Of arson, rob
berry, treason, and murder. All commanders OF
departments, districts. posts and detachn ents and
use the utmost diligence In detecting and bringing
to punishment all insurgent enemies who have
been or may be guilty Of sudu,entiy and treach.
erously takiug the oath prescribed by the Presi.
dents proclamation for any other purpose than
that OF "resfortny peace and eat bfshing he national
sSuhSi,y. and they Will treat such oath, when
tlins the guilty parties TO any olemeney, but az
being In itself . substantive offence against the
Government, and Al afforJing no protection 10 the
individuals by whom II has been or may DO taken,
either In their persons property, and depriv.
Ing them OF all claim to Immunity, protection, and
elemenoy.
II. Commanders OF departments and dls,ticts
are also authorised to prescribe such rules and
regulations In respect to the administration OF said
oath In future, as may DO needed to prevent the
Improper administration OF SAID oath to persons
taking IL for any other than the "purpose of re.
storing peace and establishing the national au.
thofiy." To all psusobs who have or shall vol.
unfairly come forward and take the oath, with
the purpose Of restoring Eeace and establishing
the national authority,h full protection and ali
the benefits Of the Amnesty Proclamation will be
extended.
III. Commanders and all military officers will
exercise atrict vigilance within their respective
commands, In oder TO detect and bring to punish
mcnt any officers, civil, military, or naval, who
knowingly and vii hully have administered or Oh All
administer the said oath to any person or personI
except the insurgent enemies WIN are, BY the
Proclsmatto Of the asth OF March, entitled tc
the benefits OF said Amnesty Proclamation, by
reason OF their taking the oath for 81 the purpose
Of restoring peace and establishing the national
authority"
by order of the Secretary of War:
Il. ID. TOWNSEND,
Au2a Assistant Adjutant General.
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DROP OSALS FOR WOOD.

HEADa'Rs DEPARTMENT OF wAsHIsoros,)
OFFICE OF CHIEF QuARTERmAsrER,
Nos. b34, b36, b3S, and $40 Fourteenth st.,
near New York Avenue,
WAsHisoTok, August 9, 1854.
Proposals are invited for furnishing Wood to the
troops in and around the Fort. hereinafter speci.
ned, from parties owning Wood or Wood lands In
North OF the Potomac.Forts Sumner, Mansfield,
Baysrd, simmons, Gaines, Reno, Kearney, De
Russy, Stevens, slooum, Totten, slemmer, Bunker
Sc e.de, KinSsli, Psrrott and Csmefon.
East of Eastern Branch Potomac-Forts Greble,
Carroll, Snyder, stanton, Baker, Davis, Dapont'
South OF PotomAo-Forts Marcy, Ethan allen,
C. +. Smith, Bennett, DeKalb, Corcoran, Hagerty,
Woodbury., Whipple, Cas-, TillinghAst, Craig and
PROPOSALS are also invited for furnishing Wood
to Point Lookout, st. MaIy's county, Maryland,
and to the Camp Of Dismounied Cavalry, IN the
same vcinityj also, for furnishing and delivering
Wood at points on the banks OF the Potomac
river accessible to boats, and on the banks Of the
Che speAke and Ohio canal.
Bids will also be received for cutting and cordlng
Wood at such points within the limits OF the De
the Chief Qusrtermaster. Full Information on this
poiRt will be given on application to this office.
ment for Wood anywhere within the limits OF the
Department Of Washington for supply Of troops in
said Department.
Proposals will be made In the following manner,
to wit:
l. For Wood standing, Up Ice per oord.)
.. For Wood felled by the United States engi.
neers or otherwise, (pIice per cord.)
.. For Wood cut aud corded on the ground.
Proposals muSt specify the locality, kind, guam
thy, and quality OF the Wood, and its distance
ON the nearest fort camp or station for troops.
Each bidder must attach his full name and post
office address to bic bid, aud the names OF all par
tic interested In the proposal must appear In the
bal.
Proposals from dIsloyAl parties will not be con-
sidercd, and an oath OF allegiance must accompany
each proposition.
Bids will be opened from time to time, and con-
tracts or purchases made as the Wood may be re-
QuiTed.
a bid.
No verbal propositions will be entertained, but
every bid, or modification Of the same, must be In
writing.
Proposals. should be endorsed proposals for
Wood" aud addressed to
ELIAS NJ. GREENE,
Lieut. Col. and Chief Quartermaster,
AuS-l5t Department OF Washington.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER.
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WARRINGTON CRY, August 10, 1854
until sSTuRDaY, xnsS ~ ~ isss a. y oeos
m, for delivery TO Brigadier General d. n.
Rucker, Chief ouarterma stsr Depot OF Wsshipg'
ton, D. C., Of the following Quantities and desorip-
800 900 feet White Pine Common Ceilings, ~,
$1,000 feet white Pine Common Cuttings, 81,
nom " TO 10 feet long.
100000 feet White Pine Common Cuttings, 81,
10000 feet White Pine Topgued and Grooved
Flooring, -, from "a TO 10 feet long.
$1,000 feet Hemlock seantling, sSt IA feet long.
10000 feet Hemloek SoantlinE, 8xt, II feet long.
300 600 fec Hemock scantiing. AKA, 10 teet long.
5000 feet Hsmloet sosn'i,ns, ) I, "a fest long
$1,000 feet Hemlock Jotst, sx5, 10 feet long.
25'Ooo feet Hemlock Joist, sxs, 10 ieet long.
$1,000 feet Hemlock Joist, 3xs, IS feet long.
t Zee. Hs%iooE joi: ong
$4,000 feet Heml,c CHI Joist, sxs, 20 feet long.
rs 900 ieet Hsmlock Joist sNs and 0 10 feet long.
$4,000 feet Hemlook Joist, sxe and 10, u feet long.
10000 feet Homloek Joist, sxs and 10, 10 feet
$4,000 feet Hemlook Jsist, axe and TO- 30 feet long
5000 feet White Pine Timber, Axe, from Is to 40
So 900 feet White Pine Timber, GAG, from 10 to 90
$1,000 feet White Pine Timber, sxs, from Is to 20
5000 feet white Pine selects, -.
10000 feet White Pine Selects ~ for conn luu
two sides.
ao 900 feet - White Pine Selects, no, les, than
10 inches and upwards,
so 900 feet 6S inch white Pine Selects twide
200, 900 feet 81 inch White Pine Selects.
100000 ieet eineh White Pine Selects.
20 900 feet - inch Viii e Pine sidiog
500, 200 No. White Pine Shingles, IS In.
$50 goo Plsstering Laths.
Samples Of shingles and lsths proposed for will
be required.
All OF the above described to be good mereh ant.
able lumber, subject 10 the inspection Of nspec.
tor appointed on the part OF the Government.
All Of the lumber to be delivered within twenty
five (25) days from the date OF contract.
The ability OF the bidder to NIL the oont act,
should It be awarded him, must be guaranteed by
two responsible persous, whose signatures must
be appended to the guaranty.
The fun hame and post-office address OF each
bidder must be legibly written IN the proposal.
Bonds in q tum equal to haf OF the amount OF
the contract signed by the contractor and both OF
hts guarantors, will be required Of the successful
bidder, upon signing the contract.
The right to reject any or all BIDS that may be
deemed too high 10 reserved by tho ouartermaster
General.
Proposals must DO plainly endorsed on the en-.
yelope, -" Proposals. for Lumber" and addressed
to Brigadler General D. II. Rucker, Chief Quarter.
master, Washington Depot.
By order OF the QuartermAster General.
J. J. DANA, Colonel, q. NJ. d.
tPhiladelphia Press, Inquirer, and North Amertedr
oopy.l auis-iot
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POLICE REPoRTs.--Second Preeinct--John
Gordon, stealing $685. military. John Manshan,
drunk military.
Third P,rcinci-Albert sesler, drunk and dIsor.
DERBY military. Robert Kenney, drunk and dis.
Orderlyj dismissed AdOlphus Stallion, assault;
dsmisstd. Henry JOnss, drunk and disorderly;
military,
Fourth Precind-Jo n prury, grand larceny, Jail
for court iatrick Clancy, grand larceny jail for
court. Annie GeAnF, drunk and disorderlyj fined
IS and sent to workhOuse. Barney Goodwin, as
sanlt and battery bound over TO keep the peace.
FUrh Precinei-PAtriek Goodwin, assault and
bstteryi jail for court; Margaret Hudson, grand
iatcenyj dismissed. Richard Nolan, druDkj 81.
VIM. Il, Miller, drunki 90. Harriet Herbert, Va.
grant; So. Ann Lindsey, vagranti fined "a John
Kenney, drunk 81. Albert Hickman, sleeping in
the street; 81, G. W. Garner, do 81. hlonzo
Tannett, dol 50. r. BaDigar, do; 90. R. Talbot,
do; ga y. HRh, violating Corp. ordin ance, 81 SO.
SIIth PTecinci-Emma Williams, suspicious oh ar.
acteri S5,bs. Csroline Williams, dismissed.
SCrenh Prccinct-John II ggy, attempt to steal
military. john Dorgherty. drunk In street; OIL. 90
Thomas Bell dol 50 50. Betty Lee, street walking
worhhouse 30 days. Diggon Magarth, drunk and
dlsOrderlyj $3.50.
kighh Precfntt Edw. BTeRnahAn, drunk and III g.
ordefl, $40 90. Timothy Sullivan, prOfanityj sass
Tenth PleeiHet-!os. iottn, suspicion OF dbser
tiOni military. John Williams, profanity; 81
John johnson, larceny further hearing.
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DRoPOSALS FOR LOAN.

TREAsURY DEPARTMENT, July %, 1884.
Notice 10 hereby given that subscriptions will be
received by the treasurer Of the United states, the
positOries, and by the National Banks designated
Andqua flied as Depositories and Financial Agents,
for treasury Notes payable three years from Au-
gust 49, 1884, bearing interest at the rate OF seven
and three tenths per cent. per annum, with SEMI
annual coupons attached, payable In lawful
These notes will be convertible, at the option Of
the holder, At maturity, into SIX per cent. gold
bearing bonds, redeemsble after Ave and payable
The notes will beiissued in the denominations {
hfty, ore hundred, Ave hundred, one thousand,
and Ave thousand dollars, and will be issued In
blank, or payable to order, as may be directed BY
All subscriptions must be for afty dollars, or
some multiple Of Nifty dollars:
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all de-
posits. The party depositing must endorse upon
original certihoate the denomination Of notes re-
CURED and whether they are to be issued in blank
left with the officer receiving the deposit, to be
forwarded to this Department.
free of transportation charges, as soon after the
receipt OF the original Certificates Of Deposit as
they can be prepared.
po'its made prior to that date and will he paid by
the Department upon the receipt OF the original
As the notes draw interest from August 10, per
sons making deposits subsequent to that da'e must
paw the interest accrued from date OF note to date
Of deposit.
Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dollars
And upwards Tor these notes at any one time will
be allowed commission OF one-qusrter OF one pei
cent, which will be paid by this Department upon
the receipt OF bill for the amount, certified to by
the officer with whom the deposit was made. No
deductions for commissions must be made from
the deposits.
oricers receiving deposits will SEQ that the
proper endorsements are made upon the original
certificates.
All officers authorized to receive deposits are
requested TO give to applicants all desired infor
scriptions. .
W.P. FEssENDEN,
lItna nj
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WAR DAPART ii ENT, !
GEkEHAIiE DFEItE.

WAN DAPAHTN Emf
ADJUTAET GENERALS OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, August 90, 1864.
The FOL lowing officers, having been reported at
The headquarters Of the Amy for the offences
hereinafter specified, are hereby notified that they
VIII stand dismissed the service OF the United
they appear beirTe the Military Com nissiOn, IN
session In this city, OF which BFigAdier General
John C. Caldwell, United States volunteer IL
cha ges against them.
Absence Without leave.
First Lieutenant julius l.. Townsend, 1921 New
York volunteers.
Frat Lnutpnant Daniel Crowley, isIth New
York volunteers,
Captain Baker, 81 Delaware volunteers
Fist Lieutenant julius NlcdGIgal, 18Th New
York artillery, y u. TOWNSEND,
Su?9-lt Assistant AdjutAnt General.
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CASTRRBURY.-To.nig inaugurates the
eighth week Of the summer seAIon. An entirs
new bill, em0racipg many original features, will
he performed. Mics Agnes Sutherland and MiSi
SAlle Sunderland, In new vocalizatlons The
WefnPr sisters, Ella and Mary, and the little fnv
orlte Lizzte, in new selection OF Terpsiohores 81
efforts, nlons. sz7llO,y and Mss Mary WeIncF, Ia
an eEtFely original comic Dutch dance. The col 4
h:igads VIII alIo be ~ esent in full force, con.
mDndCd by John Muli,gAn. The farce OF "rht
Youth that Never Saw q Woman" concludes tho
entertainment.
VARIETIEs.-To-night, for the first time, in
two years. will be represented at this popu ar aud
attractive Music Hall, the moral drama OF Unc q
TOMS Cahinj or, Lie among the Lowly. ThiI
principal cities throughout the Union, and hal
elected great applause. Mr.. KnbOurne will per
senate Uncle Tom, Mr.. Andrews In his great I'm
persUnatiOn of simOn lcgIee, Miss Chandler Al
E1zH. With such II cast 1t must surely prove Az
tractivc, and this great Music Hall and Theatre bi
crowded nightly.
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u U B LILO s AL e
CAPTURED AND ABSNDoNEDs PROPERTY.


ID U Il Il i U > A Il IL
30 .r 80 or 80. ...
CAPTURED AND ABANDONED PROPERTY.
.s.r, -, s5f r-..,,-
TarA.uay Drp. pTmrNr
orSIcE srcoSb kst%eY,
Ai.rs, and rsTisa ot q s.psarsd and Abandoned
property will be sold Al publie Auction, TO tia
sisSs.i bidder, At 'D y p''-.s A1''''-' : ~
on the aih Of August, isst 3. 10 o clock !. N.
The sale wiz comprise large and valuable as
| sortment Of
FURNITURE AND MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
.. SUCH As -. q -
Mahogany, Bl.sk.wAlnut, and Cherry Furnttura.
Carpsfs, Croeksry,
COOKING Utensils,
Glass and Tin Ware, 300"
Pisnofortes, Melodeons,
sys,n an I Ios aa plv cooa,.
inree lot OF Mieeil.neous Hook.
Fancy Goods ststfonsry CUTLERY,
Large lot Of Cotton Ware, Wool,
LARGE quantity Manufactured Chewing and smolt.
ins Tobscco. =
Wines lIauors Various kinds pitters
Also, a large quantity OF Blue and other Rar.
and a variety OF other goods TOO numerous 10 Be-
mentioned. = =. - - :
No. Terms o.sh. in Covernmsnt funds. ON deliv-
ety NJ A RIsI,tY
su6-ist Sup. Spec. hsit Treas. Dept
y. ~. :. - -. ~ :.
A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
~ HORSES
Il
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The WASHINGTON Branch RAILRoAD.-A
large force OF work men busiIy engaged In lay.
ing the double track between thus city and Batl-
more. Five miles mo OF the track will be placed
In use this week The company expect to have
the entire double track completed by November
The double track from Baltimore to Phil adelphia
10 completed from Philadel hia TO within six miles
OF the SuGquehannA.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL CENETERY.-The we'll.
known Congregational Gene cry, on soeount OF the
increased ratio OF inteTmen ts IN 1t the last two
three years, ia becoming crowded. Some 10 to 100
turials there take place monthly, and the vestry
have under consideration an immediate enlarse e.
ment OF the grounl. II is believed that the land
immediately east OF the present ground, contain.
Ing sufficient for about four thousand aes, will be
next improved for burial purposes.
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NAVY YARD.-The gunboat Verbena came
up to the yard yesterday. She brought no news.
A oolored sailor fell overheard from the steamer
Western World on saturday, and was drowned
His body was recovered yeste day, and will be
buried this morning from the yard.
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OBsEQUIEs.-The funeral ceremonies of the
on Friday last, took place yesterday afternoon.
Rev DR.. Hal, OF Epiphany Protestant church,
ohiaiated, and delivered an eloquent and impresE-
i've address,
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ORGANIzED.-Tho Water Board was organ.
lied by the election OF D. d. French as president,
and V m. G. G. Moore secretary. On motion oil
Mr.. Semmes, n resolution was adopted, requesting
the corporation attorney to lLform the Board II
they were empowered to assess the water taxes
unon the property where the wster was intro.
duced, under the act OF June 20, 1861 No perma.
neat secretary has been appointed yet, the Mayor
not having approved the bill creating that Office.
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ALEXANDRIA,, VA.

NEWSPAPERS AND PERIOD.
IN GALS.
J'EDWIN HALLENBECK, dealer In Newspa'
pers Periodicals., Novels, Stationery, Prints, To
bAcco, SegArs, Fiags and Playing Cards. Also q
large asaortment Of Plain and Colored Photo
graphs, ii6 King street, four doors below Provost
MAfahhI's office, Alexandria, Va.
Subsori,-tons and advertisements for the Wssh
inston DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN received
Ap20-u
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ADJUSTMENTS.

~ A N 7 Z X d U r Y.
" CANTERBURY HALL. ..s.
ANrERBURY HALL
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
LouIsiAsA AVENUE, HEAR SIKH sTHIET;
:, Rear Of National and metropolitan Hotels;
" VIZ" SkvSsxUai..'....' .sfxa rsS %sNsGHs
Louis sZoLLosY.... MASTER
JOHN EsPUrA............MusI DIRECTOR
EIGHTH WEEK OF tbs SUMMER SEASON
THE MODEL TROUPE IN A SPLENDID BILL
,,. THIS WEEK.
"i"'A'O' ENTERTAINING.
Again we come with magic gieo,
From saddenins cares your miud, to freei
And drive dark shadows from your broE."
rS NO PI%IT BsE3. IN ,ss 9ssnss
CRITICISM CHALLkNGED.
The whole strength ofthe
PANToMIME COMPANY
Brought into requisition.
CHANGE OF DANCES,
CHANGE OF 0HERTuREs
CHANCE OF FARCEs,
CHANGE OF SONGS,
CHANGE OF BuRLEsQUEs,
CHANGE OF BALLETs,
CHANGE OF EVERYTHING.
kEX g. .SG bS S ss
Second week Of
AGNES SUTHERLAND,
AGNES SUTHERLAND,
who will sing favorite Scotch Ballads.
First week of the Grand Floral advertisement, ar.
ranged by MONS. LOUIS sZoLLosY, entitled
THE GARDEN OF PLEASURE.
DAECIs IECIDE sTAI;
Grand Adsglo, by Misses Ellis, Mary, and Lizzie
Wesner and Maggie Wilson.
La Clavelle ......"...... Misses Wilson and Viola
La PansaiB................... Miss Lizzie Wesner
La Tulipe. Miss Ella Wesner
LIS Garlande..".........By all the Corps dc Ballet
Miss sALLfE SUNDERLAND,
Miss sALLIE suN9EkLAnp,
Mics sALLIE SUNDERLAND.
the Queen Of Song.
The celebrated Ethiopian Duo,
MULLIGAN,
MULLIGAN,
MULLIGAN,
M MULkiGASS,,
WEST,
WEST,
wEsr,
WEST,
WEST,
In their Negro PeOuliarities.
WILLIAMS,
WILLIAMS,
WILLIAMS, -
DOUGHERTY,
DOUGHERTY,
DOUGHERTY,
REDEEM
HEDDEN
In an entirely New Burlesque, written by H. W.
Williams, entitled the
YOUTH WHO NEVER SAW A WOMAN.
The Entire Company of
COMEDIANS,
COMEDIANS,
COMEDIANS,
PANToMIMIsTs,
PANTOMIMISTS,
PANTOMIMlSTs,
NEGRO DELINEAToRs, &C.,
NEGRO DELINEAToRs, 80 f,
NEGRO DELINEAToRS, SC,
A TREMENDOUS oLIo NIGHTLY
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
AT O'CLOCK,
AT . O'CLOCK.
OrehesIh oenu
| Private Boxes, holding six persons.....s
Tickets for sale at the principal Hotels ant
| Restaurants
Doors open at 7 o'clock Performance to com
mence At o'clock au22
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CoLoRBD GAMBLBRs.-Yesterday morning,
Ohicer Harbour, of the third ward, was iDfor me ,
that gamb ing operations were b. ing car led on In
alley, between seventh and Eighth streets, neh
NJ street, In house kept by VIM. Turner, oolorod.
Otficers Harbour and Kenneker went to the house
Grooves, Geo. Boston, Cicero Fleuester and Henry
Clark. They were taken before Justice Giberson,
who fined Turner slO7i, and the others IS II each.
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WANTS..

VIZ A N e DAT THE GOVERN
w ment Hospital for the Insane, a Laundry.
man and his wife, without children; two women
Cooks, and several men Attendants.
Au22dlw Intel, Chron, & start
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CMITH & FARIS,
y FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
And
| LADIES' REsrAu ANT,
| No. Ii3 West Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE.
The rsrest delioasiss, Fruits, Creams, Pound,
sponge, and Frosted Caliea supplied to families 81
EMU MEALS Ne At ALL HOURS OF THE DAY.
D-The choicest Wines constantly on hand.
DRASS STENCIL ALPHABETS.
j. METCALF Il SON,
IOI Union street, Boston, Mass,
The only manufacturers In the Unitcd states Of
DraSs Alphabets and Figures, to any great extent,
Sold AZ Wholesale at the Lowest Cash Prices
stencil Dles and all kinds OF Stencil Stock. IHqui-
rieS or orders promptly attended to. Iy22-sm
nRESS MAKING. THE UNDER-
~ signed would respectfully announce to thu
Ladies' OF this city and It's vicinity, that they
engaged In the various branches Of ~
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING
bic terms, with neatness and dispatch, and In the
4Ls SEVENTH STREET, 4ls,
(up ItAlrIJ opposite the Patent Office.
MRS. DOUGLAS HoLCOMB.
Warrington, D. c., June ls, 1868. tels-am
|DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNEK
IL shIP.-The oopartnership existing between
kDWARD OWEN and SAM VEL OWEN In the
Military and Naval Merchant Tailoring business,
under the firm of K. Owen son, for the last TWEEN
~ years, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business In future will be conducted BY
SAMUEL W. OWEN, at the old stand, 2is Penn
SylvAniA avenue, to whom payment will Dc made Of
all outstanding debts due the late hrm.
SAMUEL W. OWEN.
AugI.dlm
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The only Place where you can purchase India
Ruhhss G0OGs Of MI ktris AZ Mona dciiBeg prices Il
~ II. a, HALLS L.NiH Rubber Warehouse, $40
tCnnrYlvau'r Evonue, between Ninth and Tenth
It!eots. ALSO, all kinds Of Rubber goods beAuti.
uIly repaired NJ short pottco. mar 2S-tf
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THE THIRD CORPS. ----" THE Ola.
aid officers lately belonging to the sd corps, Army
OF the Potomac. II 10 furnished with everything
that the palate OF an eDicurean IN liquors could
visit TO lel Tenth street. The officers, especially
OF HoOkeF's and Kear ey's old divisions. win
always be welcome. 1e2o-u