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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-12

FOR QUARTZ MILLS.
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH
w Quartz Mills with tho bost kind OF punched
Screens. We have a superior SCREEN PUNCH:
ING MACHINE, and guarantee satisfaction in all
cases For sale at reduced rates.
200 tons Bar and Sheet Iron, oil sizes
70. 900 lbs Boiler Iron;
S. 0G1 lbs Track lron
25 900 lbs Cast Steel;
5000 lbs Toe, Cork and Spring Stool ;
10000 lbs Lead Pipe, different sizes;
5000 feet India Rubber Hose, different siZos
50. 900 feet Gas Pipe from Il Inch to 4-inch;
25, 900 Machine and Carriage Bolts all sizes:
Elbows. Tees, Nipples Couplings Bush
ings;
$50 doz Brass BbhS all sizes;
20 dOz. Globe Valves and Oil Cups;
10000 feet Rubber and Leather Boiling from
ll,-inch to 20 inches wide;
5000 feet Brass and Iron Screen;
200 dozen Shovcls, Steam Gauges, Steam
Whistles, etc, etc.
COPPER WORK DONE TO ORDER
At tho Store or at Mills
GILLIG, MOTT & CO.,
Corner OF and Taylor streets Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-12
Tax Collectors Sale,

Dated. Gold Hill. March 2s. 1854. Inh2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-12
TO BLACKSN1ITHS :
GILLIG, MOTT & CO.,

Corner Of C and Taylor Streets .virsiniA-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-12

STORE-Corner C and Union Sts.,
Under the International HoteD
T All Orders by Mail or Express
promptly attended to by the sole Pro-
lrietOr,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-12
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTS.

IN I II Il FE ID-A I >
Passing through CARSON, SILVER CITY and
GOLD HILL
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-26

he'hiorceinrnts are constantly arri, inc in our
city: The air rcsonndS with the shrek of the
engine whistle day and night. The soldiers an.
pear to bc in excellent spirits, :,..I to enjoy h.
prospect OF fight ahead. The: gloom which
oVcrspread our city a short time since has dis
appeared entirely. EVERYTHING wears cheerful
aspect Hhr""ic/e 6 Sentinel Of 7Aursdoy.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-26

''c co':Tc'ha o p'it our p Ter to y css This
''''i''s again without any trlr.:r:: hic ucws W.,
'"' "ot 'cc"ut cr IT, ll"pr hv Monday to lc able tn
e'e cur readers something OF cheering nature from
G-oYHin. 1T asst ~
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-26

Terms Of: Subscription.
Rates for Advertising:

For ono Square = twelve lines or less TWO
DOLLARS and FIFTY GENTS for the first inser
tion, and TWO DOLLARS for each substoeurt
OBITUARY NOTICES, exceeding square, charged
at advertising rates.
Transient Advertisements and Job WORK MUST BE
PAID FOR IN ADVANCE
n" deduction made, except to our regular adverts
ing patrons.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-26
Bonds Lost.

4 FIVE luNbhED IOLLAR CERElF(
~ Bond WAS stolen from the l,or:sc of The
signed OH the evening Of the 7:h inst, in Ric
l''S'r'ct he the Camden road, on the waters Of :
creek: / forewam any person from trading +.
said Bend JEREMIAH BE'rIIAE
nov l4-3t,
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-26
-CAiil}EN DAILY J tI}>AI
va sara ssDaY MoENHvG rex.g |

'A."'''.S SERVICE -:hev j. J.. Rnr,Grrs win
ing at o ID O'Clock ''o' H.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-26

From llooD's ARMY Intelligence rec
from "A highly Responsible ,ollrcc states
Hood" army is j" fin spirits and several :
land stranger tha" when they left Georyi,
1hry ac IN excellent condition, will
"b""l,"re of supplies, under marching ol
with Nashville almost III siuht.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-26
ExEcuT1vE DEPARTMENT,

The WHOLE people understand how imminent
is the danger that threatens the State. Our
cities are being burned, our fields laid waste.
and our wives and children mcrcilessv driven.
from their homes by n powerful enemy. We
must strike like men for freedom OF We must
submit to subugation.
Death Is to- he preferred to loss of liberty
AL must rally to the field for the present cm-
ergency or the State is overrun.
i, therefore, by virtue OF the authority vested
IN me by the statntc OF this State, hereby order
levy en- mdsse of the whole free white male
+ population, residing or donicietl in this State
between sixteen Q8) and fifty five years of ace
except such as arc physically ,raLe to bear
arms, which physical defect must Sc plain and
lndspntable, or they must be sent to the camp
Tor examination, and except those engaged in
the Legislative or Judicial Departments of the
Government, which are by the recent act of
the Legislature declaredexcmpt from compul-
sorry Service.
All others are absolutely required, and mem
bcrs ofthc Legislature and Judges arc invited
to report Immediately to Major General G. w.
Smith, ut Macon, or wherever else in Georgia
his camp may. be, for forty (40) days service
under arms, unless the emergency is sooner
passed.
All railroad companies in this State will trans
port all persons applying for transportation y
the 'front.' and in case any one refuses, its Pres
1dent, superintendent, Agcrts and EMPLOYEES
will be Immediately sent to the !ropt.
All Aldcs-de- Camp and other State officers
are required to be active and vgant in the cx-
ccutlon of the orders contained in this procla.
nation, and all Confederate officers arc re.
spcctfny invited to aid State officers in their
vicinity in sending forward all persons hereby
ordered to the front
Inc enemy has penetrated almost to the cen
tire OF your State. If every Georgian able to
bear arms would rally around him. he could
never escape.
(signea) JOSEPH E. BROWN,
Governor.
LATEST ACCOUNTS FROM THE ENEMY.
The Savannah RepuJlican of Tuesday has
the following:
There was battle fought Sunday afternoon
between Griswo!dvilc and Macon. bnt win
what result has not been ascertaincd. Th,
firing was distinctly heard at Gordon-botl,
cannon and small arms--and there is reason to
believe tHc raiders were driven back bv our
militia, who are supposed to have been the par
ties to the contest,
1csterday afternoon the enemy took posses
sion OF Gordon, inst after train of troops had
lett there. They were doubtless the same mar
ty OF cavalry that appeared at Griswoldyiuc
the day before.
from circumstances we infer that NIillcdpc
vile has been abandoned by our troops and
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-26

flHE.-Last night, five ear loads of c.
were totally destroyed by fire, on the S
Carolina Railroad, near Ilambnrg.- Aut
i""S S'iiHt ouniiSl, 23d.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-26

'''' FL GIT IN iENNESStE.-Ihc Alabama p,-
80 H''''' port, brought by lnssc: gers ., oup
h'u met THOMAS the N.shviIl, and .,r,,tnr I,;
''''u ''''rr w. days hard fighting. the Yankees
were routed The r!;n.or is. considered doubtful
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-26
Ehe AsPcct"0f Affairs in (scorsi.,-
sherman's MOvememts-0ur Pre-.
pArhtiOlns 10 Resist Him

Judging, from the newspaper accounts that
reach us, the people Of Georgia seem to b. fully
alive to the magnitude of the trial whicl, has
been thrust upon them. In Macon and Angus
ta the whole arms-bearing population is nndcr
arms. The bar rooms all closed, and everything
has been put upon strict military footing.
THE GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION.
Governor: Brown has issued the. following
proclamation !:
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-26

MfsTEhlots -Thc wher> al,outs OF .!,e mail, holv
o' ne "nkee army is involved in mystery and there
" 'ot military man in this city tl,at can ,vliui,, y
' ''e"'' ~ eur o'"'on. u { should not lr Ik
N''' '"'cr' waiting Tor som thing To tun up" I,.,
"'' ''''" up something ousv.vcs- Ci4. oui:ie aud
Scnfi"tL ~
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-26

- '"'"" pamphlet has just been published in Yar-
"e"c'' [" prove that Pre- icnts llARnrsoS and TAy
Lux were ssaSs''atcd by poison in the i,crrst Of Il.
''' ''f'o l!'at the mysterious National Hotel eni
ue"'', III 1897, was the result Of Similar a;trmp ON
the life Of Mr. BUCHANAN
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-26

Augusta, few days since the great CONNER
c'"' centre OF the Contedcracy, now has the ap.
pearance ola vast military camp. The stores
arc being closed, and their owners or, sbo,,1-
er'"g their n'n~krts. Our streets are cnlivcncd
with the sound of instrumental and martial mn.
s'c' and the tramp cf soldicry. EvcytLino be-
tokens " united and determined purpose Of re-
slstancc.- Chronicle &c Sentinel
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-26

'''''NioRcEAESTs FROM AN UNEXPECTED QUARTER
oee BRAGG has ,:t Wilmington witt, rc.,orc, nlcnts
lor Aosnsta. These We told nu ), l,er about ten
thousand These, in addition to those wo fc,+ tor
augusta from another section OH Saturday. Will make
quite formidable array.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-04
DUBLIC SALE OF LANDS
THE PARISH OF ST HELENA. BEAUFORT
INSTINCT. so. TIL GAROIINA

DISTRICT, so TIL CAROLINA.
Of s spates isusi Of Sa 4 tie
efseptem Der 10, 1853 ia pursuance of the eleventh
tion Of Birect Taxes in Insnrrectionsry Districts
within the United States and for other purposss'
Sf ,1 the ssi s fGt 1FPT;@red FeSEusEy 1888
Commissioners for the District Of south Carolina,
do hereby declare and make known that public
ssn IN the cf Of sis If fsrsh
10 o'eock M said day for the disposal t IF the az
following tracts or parcels ofland, to-wit:
ON ST. HELENA ISLAND:
The Marion Chaplin flace the Daniel Pope Place,
8: Az siS,if SsRs5 Ssss IsxFsSSs f spp
"a Island, the Dathsw Inlec, and Dlthaw Point.
ON LADIES' ISLAND:
the Joe Johnson Place, the Porter lace, WOOD WOOD
Lawn Fair Lawn, BEickyard the Pine Lsnd Place,
the jenkins Pine Land The last three trasts Of
States to cut and remove the wood and timber
therefron; without compensation to the owners
Also Pine lslanc.
ON PORT ROYAL ISLAND:
the WillisT Perryciesr place. 0rans eburx, the
LLOYD Field Murtle Bush the RetTe.t the s liz
Cherry Hill the Tom Baysrd Place, the Haber-
Woodward, Rice Park, the Campbell Pine Land.
Woodland and u g Pine Lsnd tract except two
hundred acres of the same heretofore redeemed
from the tax sale by frederi A. Eusfis: Harbor
Islant, fripp's Island, and Csper's Island The
at six tracts Of land will be sold beet to The
right of the United states to cut and remove the
wood and timber therefrom, without compenss-
ton to the owners.
The lands to be sold comprehend in ell about
twentv-three Thousand acres. Trey are to be sold
in dvisi parcels not to exceed tn rec hundred
and twent! acres to any one purchaser Said sale
will not be kept open longer tn an sixty DAYS from
the commencement of the ssme
And We do further make known and declare that
the said lands will be set for sale at one dollar
and twenty-five cents acre each, and that the
win not be sold unless the bids advance he
you'd that sum, AID that when any tracts or lots
Of land have erected thereon dwelling houses
barns, and Otht out houses, the same viii be An,
prsised st the cash value thereof; az in case any
Of the said lots tracts of land which the sad
buildings are erected shall fail, when offered for
sale aforesaid. to be bid up to a sum eonaJ 10
one third part of the spprait ed value thereof the
same will be withdrawn from this sale ~
The Gem m ssieLers reserve q single bid IN ha
publicly made by them, or by their authorize Os
each parcel tract of land offered for sale of snch
sum as they n ay deem eligible, not less tbsn
one third ofthe appraised value ~n
Given under onr hands at the town of Beaufort
aforesaid, this 5th day of December A d. issy
A. ID SMITH.
W L WORDING,
WIN. HENRY BRISBANE
e. 8. Direct Tax Commissioners fer the
de 16-lsw2m District of south CsroI;ns
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PROPOSALS.
DE0p osALs PoR1 oRAa
cFIEF QuARIERSIsfRk's OFFICE,
MLSElEaroS DEpOr Dan & t6S

cRIEE ouAAIEskAstsk's 9rFies:}
WASHINGTON DEeor. Dec q, 1885,
,sxALsD PROPOSALS ats invited By the under
sien.d tor saeglyins the I. Quartz masssr's De-
ana Foas Msn D. Or ssas,
sh sss PLACES With Hay. Ger, Dat. and Straw,
bushels IL corr or es and % os. o. @
BIDDERS mus. state at which of the above named
the ansntity OF saeh article proposed 70 % dsiv'
us.ced, cad when to Be somple,sd
Corn to be put up in sooa stout .soks, OF shout
sse 70 e.
ssta ss az to the Jsgefnmsns the nay and
ne arteuicr tina or description Of oats. corn,
hay snsw proposed to be delivered most be stated
All tie srtic.sa offered under the bids herein in
yted VII be snbjec. to rigid inspections ey the
sO Ssa Time s5 to
the responsible bidder as the interest Of tss
.s ms. n fsanSs and - shs
have been del,T. red aud accepted
TIE Di1e 's s Ua sess ed By Two tss,ons
!. persons thstin case his bid is accepted he or
en- sl sr the With good and
sureties in sum equal to tae amount of the con-
the Terms Of ID and Ia
the cal bidder should fail 70 enter into ths cor
tse cfer Of said bidder and the aext rsspon
seie bidder or, the person to whom the contract
The ' rssponss ility of the suaran.ors MUST be
shown by the .fiaia' esstid.ate Of o. District
lsr nnder the United States government or re-
spo. sible persan, known to this once,
rhs full s1d ddsss of each bidder
b. sddrsss hs to s
sucker, Ohio Depot usrtermsster, Washington,
Pc. and ,,hould be plainly marked Proposals
Bon d. in e. gum equal TO the smount of the CON
eusrsntors viii be Re red of the successful bid.
Ger or bidders ugon sisntns the contract
be obtained uEGa ~ r rs 8 saf OH ''
(Town, County and stste)----
the .nbscnses, DO hgrssoy PROPOSE to f::rsts.
1fshssoS
-. ba,heis d Com, il sacks, at per bushels OF
- bushels q Oats, in aacks.s st per bushol of
- tons Of balad Hay, at per tor Of 2,OOc
- tonI Of bsled Straw, at - per ton of 1900
Delivery to on Or before the fsy
and e De Ps siso on @s to ss2
into ' Written " contract with tie United States,
OF ten Siars after being notified that lay Did hss
heeu acc.I ted. Your obsdient servant.
Brissdisl General H Rocker,
aensrsi Depot ou xHse5G s,oG j, y
GUARkTY
We, the nndarsisned, residents OF -. in tho
Comfy %" Of ana state OF ,;- a. hITse9Sy
staten. ana ,0srsI - m casa the ore going bid Of
- DO sceePtod; hat re q they gil within
the :ontrae5 fos TIE same with good and s9ac:on1
rss 70 fnrsh b r 20 t 1roSosed n,y
20 the term Of sdv rtsarne at dsted DacemboT 8,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-04
PROPOSALS.
Dao QsALs FOR | MBss
GEIkH vUAkrsRaAsTaa ugEivs
DsPDf up Vs5gIsafoy

GEIkr vUAkrERaAsrssS uSFios,
x.n .par x - ssIsesoss
aotn MON DAY JsIu. ~ 49,. 81 q O'Clock n, for
# liza Pee; Of InssT q t a.
.to~ ns Kind and description: to Wit:
e.Nsa test4 or treh " its Pine Selects.
b''o"e feet ga or 2 inch Write Pine connnou Cuii
5000 feel Hem!ocs sc>ptIinx, $ BY 4, assorted
c sas feP sss 70 feet b, assorted
200 .e .ePf aeni ,ssm s = to es'
1855 f.et Hamless Ioist, by lo, assorted lengths.
Sill the s6oYe described to be good Understandable
Lumber subject to the inspection OF sn agent ap-
tho Oh OF BE- sne .u twenty
DAYS after siKnips tie contract
dersa 'r os SS sss r pS
En- Ih, Rn1 IT oah son
7 be awarded to air, must b. euarsnteei By two
sesponsioIs perrons shsss signatures are to DO az
FSs respoasisiiisv Of the suarsnsoss must pc
shown by the orclat certificate Of the CLERK Of ths
earest District Court or Of the Cnitsd statss Dis
Bidders nust be present In person when chs bids
are opened, ~ their proposals. VIII not De eonsd-
The full name and post otEcs address Of each bid.
Ifa bid is N ade in the name CT frm, the names
OF sll the parties must appear or the bid will be
siening it. ..
Bones in the sum Of half the amount Of the coz
tract EIgle I'd ~ the contractor and both of his
suRrant0rs will required of the ssfII bidder
upnp sisnint the contract
/ The right tn reject any or sill bids that MAJ De
deemed too high is reserved by tke Depot Quarter
msstsr
Informal proposals. will be rejected,
Proposals must bs addressed to Brgsdier Gene
raj q H Rucker, Chief Depot Qnsrte rnisster.
Washinstnn. D C. snd should he plainly N srksd
Proposals for Lumber," 80.
GUARANTY.
fh.u dave cd srf4 of
and sevpra,ly. covenant with the c nted States /,
AMI guaranty in case the foregoing bid f - be
acc. p1rd that he they will WITHIN ten days
aft t. sccep auce of said hid, execute tie cor
tract for the with good and sui cient sure.ss
in sum eqrSl 10 hsf the amuuot of The cont ract,
to furnish the lumber proposed in conformity to
RI g terms of advertisement stSd Deeem bsI 18th,
1863 prder which the bid made; aid. in casa
the said - hall fail to enter in n ccntra act 81
afores aid, We grars. tee to make good the diff
CO bel thp rfFar by the said - AID tbs next
lowest pousibie bidder, or the psrs0n t. whom
thu cont act may he rewarded
Given under our hands and gals this = day sf
-
lseal
ISsai
l hereby certify that to the best of Ry knosl-
go &nd beilet, the ABOVE named guarhntots are
od AID sufficient sarstss for the an, N at for
" len they offer TO b. security.
20 lie certified by the United States Distriet
Attorney, Collector O. Customs. any other on
Ger under tie United States Governments, or re-
sponfibie person known TO this ONCE.
ds II BEe Gen aud Quarter nsatsr.
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DEoposALs soR Hay. STRAW AID GRAIN.

FORAGE DEPAkTMaNT.
AssistaHt tha- tsrmaSfsr's l,SIce, J
Alexandria vs. Nov. 18th. 1868
- HhifREH PROP ,SALs are IN Vited for furnishing
hay, STRAW, Oats sad Corn for tRs Of the Gov
RrnLneut. to Ds delivered at Alex 2nGris vs., or any
pout On the eoorso or it's tributaries and in such
Hn9n tttlea within he amount proposed for sld at
tLcI times. az The undersigned may 6irsat.
Aae proposals. to 3 addressed 20 the 3sr5igued,
$40 TO state tAe quantity and pries OF each article
Proposals viii be received for Ave thousand 9Go)
5U adata Of Corn or Cats. nd City go toys Of Hey
crest Of tee government to contrsct Tor q lsas
nOunt.
Corr to De put Up In good sacks OF shout two %
bushets and oas in sacks OF about three 80 bushs5
each. which ars to be farnished free of charge 20
sae Government. The hey and straw to be secure
All articles furnished under this advertisement
TO be subject TO rigid inspection by the Govern
r eut Inspes tor.
purchas g viii b. made from time to time, under
this Acknowledgement, from tbs lowest Responsible
bldcer, ss tie interests OF the public service may
require.
The undersigned reserves the right to rsjsct any
and all ofers which p:ey be deemed iucom matt Bile
With the ir tsrests of the Government.
Payments will be made in such funds may be
provided from the g. 8. Treasury. and fGr ~
practicable, upon delivery; but the undersigned
reserves the right to withhold the whole or any
part Of the payments until the complete tulalmsnt
OF agreements.
Good security will be required for the faithful
vertisement WI. sTODDARD,
no lS-2m Capt. and Asst Quarteruastsr.
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THE EVENING SVsAR:>
THE SPOlLT CHILD.

AR -" Let me kiss b i'm for his MOTHER
La me whip him for his mother,
He is suca a naughty boz;
lie b. by tried to smDther
And he broken Emmy's toy
or the doll gave to Ellen
He has melted of the nose.
And there really IS no telling
TO what length his mischief goes.
Last might he put cracker
Meath his Aunt Jemima's chair,
Ard he told me such q VIII acker
WHEN askd how it came there
Then when poor old Mrs To2dle
Was just starting of by rail,
bs tied her two fat poodles
Fast together by the tail
llIeally Is quite shocking,
How ones nerves he daily Jars;
He puts pins into ones stocking,
And cayenne into mes igars,
fou may guess many another
bnyish tricks he's daily at,
SO III whip him for b s mother, -
As tiresoms little brat.
-Pvatk .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-04

DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A OFFICE 5l4 Pa. AVENUE,
s Washington, %. c.
GREAT EASTERN. NORTHERN, AND WEST
ERN FXPREsS sORWARDERS
MERCHADIsE. Monty. JEWELRY, vALU.
Forwarded With SAFETY AN u DIaP AfO to all
accessible sections OF the country. This ComoAny
las agencies In the principal Railway Towns in
the
It's principal Offices are
wAsRBhINGI3E, p; 2 h NEM x0ek' c RoSsroH,
CINOATI ST LOUIS, LOUIS
VILLE, LEXINGTON.
OK DE ections are made at New York and Boston,
With lines forv ardir to the OANADAS aud the
BRITISH PROVINCES and with steamship lne
to LIVERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRH,
and thence BY European expresses to eli prominent
commercial towns in Great Britain and the Con-
tinent.
Collection of NOTES. DRAFrS and BILLS made
st all accessi Die parts Of the United States.
@. @. Dunn, Agent,
de Is Washing ton, d. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-04

" II Ia " l. ~ n L u ~ Y IN %
Just Received at
P. J. BELLEW & CO.'S,
s1O Sc VENTR STREET,
Established in 1860
The lar gest, choicest and most valuable stock OF
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE,
aver opened in Washington; ever article of which
We guarantee to be Double Extra Silver Plated in
the best material and full weight of silver.
26 dozen RC gers Brothers No. ], Double ENtra
Silver Plated Forks a,id spoons
100 elegant Breakfast and Dinner Casters, every
variety III the trade, We begin to sell at $3.50 to
$50.
Goblets, Cups, Mugs, Cake and Gard Baskets in
quantity.
Elegant Butter Dishes, Fruit Dishes, Walters,
&c, &c.
Splendid double wall Ice Pitchers. richly orna-
nented.
Egg Stands, elaborate Tea Sets, six pieces, best
quality.
soup-Ladles Butter and Fruit Knives, Mustard
and Salt Spoons, with full assortment of other
goods in this line.
We guarantee TO sell at or near the manufac
turer's prices, freight added
Housekeepers and the public generally re-
spectfully invited to give "sriy call before
purchasing elsewhere.
P.J. BELLEW & CO.,
sic Seventh street,
2s-lm doors south Of Odd Fellows Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-04

y ITTlNHous1, FAINT Co..
B A X 4 S,
NO. SsS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
VIII continue to furnish
u. 3, EIvE.TWENTY BONDS
kslone . issued Government, at PAP.
3. Coupon Ga Off
u, 8. $50 Treasury Notes.
Us. Certificates OF indebtedness.
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Hxehsnss On al parts OF Europe ana the Norths-
Cities sold In sums TO suit purchasers,
stesis sad Gold bought In Now York exelufivs-
on Commission.
iyu RITTRNH0OsA PANT 90.
TINTED STATES $40 BONDS,
UNITED STATES TAO TRsASURY MOTHS,
UNITED sTATEs COUPONS OF 1851,
UNITHD sTAT1s CERTIFICATES OF In
DEBTEnNKSS.
9oia, Silver. UEc1rrent Honey, Exchange on d
parts Of Europe snd the NoTtbsru Ofties,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Ws are authorized 10 furnish cd Bonds ii vsp
aatii the Isl of August next. when the privilege
NJ conversion ceases.
Orders for Stocks and Col exeautsd In New York
exclusively con mission.
RITTENHOUsB, PANT CO.,
# Bankers, 3s2 Penn avenue.
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CHRISTMAS PREsENFs!

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
FU r S! FURS
FURS! FURS!
There is nothing more useful or handsome for D
Christmas Present than ...
SET OF FURS,
which We are selling at Very low prices We have
EoTAL GRMINE In ssts,
RUSSIAN SABLE,
sIBBRIAN SQUIRREL,
MINK Stables,
WATER MINK,
EfFOH suS others.
a large stock for
MIs6As AND CHILDREN
ALSO, CLOAKS at greatly redu ed prices
8. & MEYENSERG
80 Market spacs,
Between 7th sud Sth sis, under the
de H-Ew Avenue House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-04
GAS FITTING.

M GAS FIXTURES
w Have in Store, end ara daily receiving GAS
I1XTIkEs OF entirely Patterns ANA Dssisus
Fn,h, perior ia style to nythins here
Fered in his narket =
We invite citizens generally to call and examine
our stock ef Gas and WATER FIXTURES, fselins
confident that We have the best selected stock in
"askirstou
~An Work the above line intrusted to our
care will be rrnr, pity attended to.
mars If MYERS & Mo4HAN, 376 street.