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Prem DAVID TEosr Eaq., well known Coutra,to-
and Builder

Prom DAVID TE0sr. Eaq., s well known Contractor
and Builder.
PHILADELPHIA. May 18th 1862
GentteHtR-As0Ut tvo years since. my wifs had
bean for Iops time afflicted with what her physi-
can call CoHSualpGio7 Of the Throat, accom- o,nisd
with q &c we're cough be .cama reduced tn 1t
pso but little pes of her recovery Our physi-
cisI s, " no were very worthy men could give her
10 relief snd, after trying many ferent RENE lies
without sEy apparent effect, enc Induced to
give WISTGR'S BALSAM q trial. This gAvs Ter i'm
mediate relief. and befors she mad taken tne con
ter is of bottle the cough bad entirely left her
Since theu We have u.ed the BALsAM in our fsmi-
ly in cases of coughs and coas among the Children
of attack of Group by early resort to this
article / believe il to be safe and sure remedy
fer all diseases OF the lungs, and cheerf1lly rec
omE,end it to the public. hoping those afflicted
with such disesses viii give it trial and be con-
yinctf of lis Efficacy.
Respectfully yours, DAVID THORN
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From JESSIE sa,TE, ESQ. Presid emit of the Morris
County Bank. Morristown, New jersey.
Having used DR.. WISTAR's BALskM OF
WILD Gu ERRY for about fifteen ye ara and hsv-
ing realized its beI efcal results in my fa sly it
affords me great pleasure in Teccomm ing it to
the public IS valuable remedy in cases of weak
lungs, G. Ids, coughs, sfc., aud . remedy which
consider to be entirely innocent, and ay be taks an
witE psrfeet safety hy the most delicate in
health"
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PROPOSALS.
ID B o r 0e A LIS FOR los.

Washiastoss, a. C. Peo, l, tsS4.f
sElLEn PROPOSALS ~iii Dc -sceived at this once
The Medical nepIrtnoent Of the Ann du1i.s III
present ear. 81 tne points herein designatsd Che
ssea Y on n
before the 18th day of April next: tbs 10. not
the IL il shs
have been approved by medical on ser app ointsd
psymsns viii Sc maze Only far tae sa1oaos thus hns
actually stored and receiptsd for,
below IS fsaured Il the ssesa paees ssS
the proviso that should more be needed At aay tins
same rates and INC er the fame conditions:
QUANTITY TO BE DELIVERED
Annspohs, Mi-lce house owned By the Unitsd
Fortress Monroe, ya.-Iss-hous. owned by the
Point Iookout. Ma 9i son lSon,e osa ,haua,
Pclnneuih. Va Ice. ious. not owned by the Uai.
Nswbsrp, n: o@Ics house not owned By the uni-
Hilton Head o.-Ice hou.e ownes By the United
Beaufort. s o@Ies-houss owned By tn. United
Proposals viii also be received for furnishing ice
y o. e. .ss in ,sss
It United States aens, al 10 pita.s upon the fol-
loving Bo saana M is,ani TONS and near
New York 800 tons.
f fss n.xsR Crow Geon & fpni Is, tons,
PSiisdslphi.. Pa, i SO tons.
Newark. n. ;, lUl tons.
Washington, d. q .250t9rs,
Baltin ore, Nd, $40 tons.
Frederick Md. 75 tons.
All additional amounts that may be required at
these places until January LIST, 1855, are To be fur
nishsd st the same rates. 4
FORM OF Proposal.
The undersigned proposes to furnish - tons
of list quality ics carefully packed in substantial
ace houses, at the within named points, namely:
at the following price par toa of two thousand
pounds. namely, st
TINS, at s. psr ten,
ment and spprovai of o MsdisaI oafcsr. or othsr
properly appointed inspector. before bzins re-
ceirt.d for.
Payment to be m ada from .iae to time u pom du-
plicate bill, certified to by the Medical Director
Signed,
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~ General Logan has forbidden all specu-
iation in cotton within the lines OF the 18th
Army Corps, and has expelled from il all co:-
ton spectators
SSixth street, Pittsburg, has five churches,
all within three squares OF each other.
~ Sixty EIGHT cities and towns III Massa-
Chusetts have filled their quotas.
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From the Editor Of the "Dauphin Journal"

MIpLLETowN. PA. April 2lst 1857
This is to certif, tb at after u.ing various medi
out any aSpsrent Effect vas induced to try Wis.
TARs BALsAN OF WILD CHERRY, With the most
gratifying rssr t.. 1t acts almost imm ediatalv
and does not prostrate the system as m any othe :
medicines do, being entirey free from any POI son
ioue minerals OF alcohol recommend ft to All "a
the best article for the above complaints ever
brought before the pu bile.
J. W. sTOFER.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL,

TIE un6 eIsgred proposes to fur oish daily. or
otherwise, I'll the ice required for the hoapitsls
upon approved requisit ops Of surgeons in charge,
at or near the within PANIED points, at the follow.
ing price Per hundrt pounds, namely
S. cents per hundred pounds.
The ice shsl be IF the best guilty, and su hject
to the approx 81 of the s1rg liz charge who will
receipt for the actual amount delivered ct es,h
hospital.
Payment to be made frer time t, tine upon Gu-
plicste bills, certified to by the Medical Director
Signed,
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limited STATES $40 BoHDs.

UNITED Stairs 7-29 TREASURY NOTES
UNITED STATES COUPONS or 1851,
UNIT1D Stairs CERTIFICATES Op I'm
D2BTEDEEsS.
mar OF Europe ard tie Eorth A., r;t;a.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We are authorised 20 furnish $50 Hons. - -,
sntil thu LIST OF August next, vhau tina rrsv,sd :.
Of eoEy sraion ceases
Orders Tor Stocks and Col sxscrtsd In Hev Yors
sxciuaively on commission
RITTzNHeUBE, PANT 4 co
Bankers 3s3 Penn srenps
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IIisrORY or WEST POINT, And its Military
II importance duriag the American Revolution !:
and the oriein and crosress Of The United States
Military ACADEMY By Capt, Edward q. Boynton
vol with Illustrations; Ss..cv..-n.
no 10 fhANVA SAx101,
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THlEF QUARTEsmAsTLRs OEYIUE
~ DE- per

an Woshangfon u T., January 4, 1854
al ue Ssrs ID ID ugs, Hardware Lumber, Lesth-
er met Fur niturt Earness snd SaddleIy. are RS
qoesteo 10 sepc 10 THIS tffi oe on the mOHDlY Of
tScn Reek sesle1 proposal lat in duplicate OF
ne st.iess they sre prepared to furnish to this
Deno. as oft Iotice With tie price OF each MARI :
co ,E risin dgures so that in cass the exlgonci.
OF ne Are it, the srti 10 or rtioes can
&c ootsinea vie ut delay and at the lowest price,
Ies,ers wishirs to cell to this peoot viii Be- re-
dn,s ca TO fur, ish the list punctusli, Grey Mon
1A' - BrIgadier Camera, an. D,i p RuCk
Jst # Na,,ot - S u :. ~ ; u So =
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From Hon. JOHN e. SMITH.

From Hon JOHN e. SMITH.
Distin guished Lawyer in Maryland
WESTMINSTER, ND August a, 1850
Messss Seth W. Fotols & Co.. Boston, Mas:
Geffs-l rave or several occasions used DR. Wis
rAR's BALsAh OF WILD CHERRY for severe colds,
and Plwsys with decided benefit. know of no
preparation that is more efcacious or deserving Of
general use
Yours, DC, JNO. H. SMITH
The Balsam has algo been used with excellent e.
feet byJ ELLIoT, Esq. Merchant, HalPs Gross
Reads, Maryland.
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NEGRO RECRUITING CANA squad of about
q dozen negroes, under the command OF Lieut.
Smlthson, are now stationed in this village. for
Ine purpose OF recruiting. They reached here
on % uInay evening last; and have, we learn
ootained three recruits since their arrival The
snFes IN tnis vicinity are quite free in their n-
,,,,,,,,- ', ... ruem, out disposition to enlist
does not seem to PREVAILS Mays o@~s"e'
Feb
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@AUTI11 r..

At the solicitation of many citizens Of Washing
ton, have determined to resume the business of
FURNISHING BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
am 80 well known in this city that it will not
be necessary to refer to any one. Tne name of
GAUTIER as . caterer is . sufficient guarantee.
will also furnish Families with ICE CREAM,
CHARLOTTE RUs,E, JELLY, and all kinds Of
MAT DISHES, at the shortest notice.
~ have several DINING ROOMS and PAR
LoRs for the accommodation of Gentlemen giving
Dinner or Supper Parties.
G. 6AUTIER,
n -eo1m 252 Pennsylvania avenue
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DRoPosALs FOR DEAD HORSES.

Ga ralry Eu-sau, Office Of Chief Qua rtsrnns.e,t
Washington M's ~ ~ , c. res a 49,
mp t, Il O'Clock ON SATURDAY, s.brusry is
1854, for the purchase of all horses that msy die
or De killed 1t the Cavalry Depot Gi.s ooro, near
Washington D @ within the next twelve moaths
succeeding the date Of letting Of the Contract
TIE hora will be delivered at certsfn desig nat
ed apot. 70 be fixed by the United States
The animals are to be moved daily and CONVEY
ed ax enough from The limits of the Depot TO avoid
all nuisance, either to ths Depot the residents
In the vicinity
Payment win be required In Government funds,
q the eiose OF each month. for all animals dslv.
Bonds. with approved securities, in the sum Of
i've thous and dollars will ba re quired from the
part. to whom contract 10 awar led.
Each proposal must state the price per animal,
giving full name and post Office address. and be &C
compauied BY guaranty signed By two response
bic persons. and certified by some c. g. officer or
responsible pereon known to this Bureau and also
tT the osth Of allegiance, signed. stamped, and
The bids o! al who are not present 1T the opening
of the proposals will be rejected.
The contract must be entered into within three
days Of the date of award.
This oaice reserves TIE right to reject any or all
Proposals should be addressed to Ga ptatn James
A. Ekin. Chief @. N Cavalry Bureau, Washing
ton, D. O. and be plainly marked on the envelope,
"Propcsala for Dead Horses -
B, order Of General J. b. Wilson, Chief o, CAV
Airy Bureau. JAMES A. EKIN,
fe$td Chief 2. d. Cavalry Bureau.
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THE EVENING STAR.

SPEECHES or GESRRAL GRANT.-We doubt
If any body ever heard or ever will hear Gen'i
Grant '.rnake speech" He is not one Of that
kind. But his deeds speak for him. For some
days past he has been in st. Louis on visit to
sick child, and though frequently hard pressed
oy the people for speech, he invariably bows
his acknowledgements and apologies for his
reucence. On Friday eyenin : the General was
honored by the enthusiastic populace with q
serenade. His appearance on the balcony was
greeted with the most ffattering cheers. In re-
Spouse 10 calls for a speech, he took of his ha I
and amid profound silence said:
"Gentlemen-l thank You for this honor 1
cannot make speech. IL is Something nave
never done, and never intend 10 do, ana Deg
you win excuse ne"
Loud cheers followed this brief aadress' az
the conclusion of which the Genera replaced
his hat, took cigar from his POCKET, lit II. and
stood on the balcony in the presence OF the
crowd, putting his Havana and watching the
rockets as they assembled and burst IN The ar
aSpeech ! speech,'' vociferated the multi
tude and several gentlemen near him urged
the General to say something 10 satisfy the
people, but he declined. Judge Lord, of the
placing his hand on Gen. Grants shoulder,
said "Tell them that You can light for them,
but can't talk to them-do tell them III at'
Al must get some one else to say that for me-;
re piled the General: but the multitude continu-
ing to cry out "speech! speech" he leaned
over the railing, blew a wreath OF smoke from
his lips, and said:
observation-disclosures speeches is not nv
business. / never did it in my life, and never
will. / thank you, however, for your attend
ance here" And with that the General retired.
Subsequently a grand dinner was given to
the General, and another effort made 10 draw
him out. While the President proposed a toast
10 his health, u. s. sat by his side ssrenely
smoking. When he rose and stood upon the
chair, perfect hurricane of. applause rose
from every part of the hall and prevented him
from speaking till it had subsidized. q uiet being
restored, General Grant merely remarked thar
he could not find words adequate to return
thanks tor the compliment offered him, and
uOuld NOT m a 10 tho
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40 NEW DRY GOODS STORE.

40 NEW DRY GOODS STORE 40
BENJAMIN NEWMAN
begs leave to announce to the Ladies of Washing
tom that he has opened Dry Goods Store at No
443 Seventh street, three doors above G Street,
where will be found q full assortment Of Day
GOODS of all descripti
Havins an old established Store in Baltimore
and consequently having to buy largely, feel as
sured that cannot be uudersold by any other en-.
adjustment in the two cities.
just received-Besutifuls na ll figured Prints at
. &c nts; Cottons, from 10 cents up to ST.
Just Notwithstanding new in dress goods
The Havana; all the rage in Bur ape at present
A large assor tment of L O. Handkerc chiefs Cor
sets, Collars and Cuffs, new Quaker Skirt, &c, at
low prices.
NEwMAN's DRY GOODS STORE,
443 eeve tn street,
10 q eo6sr above he Pstant Office
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wIsTARs BALsAM or WILD oHlRRY.
wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
BE WISE TO-DAY!
NK6LEor NOT COUGH-DBYBR NOT TIE
USE OF TIMELY REMEDY WITHIN TIE
REAtH OF ALL.
Meme genuine unless signed /. BUTTS ON the
wrapper. For fa'e by j. p. DINsMORE, No, 4ei
Broadway New York; SETH W. FOWLl& co.
No. 1S fremont Street. Boston and By all drus
eiss. JAS Sat
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A DAMS xXPkEsS COMpANy
"A OFFICE GA PA AyENUE
HoshipgtOc, 10. C.

lv1 113 PISA. Arsxus, Sorss Sid.
Eelmbolds Ayers Jayos g. AID Rurne It's A.
tse o.. toseth With q large stock Of Pure Mai
efnss, Perfamery, Toilet Articles aoaps De for
sais - above. Also best Ksrosine Oil and Lamns.
10 a-aW ss'
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IMPORTANT To SUFFERS
sUTLIRs Will FIND
H. A. DOWNING Z co.'s
CONCENTRAT CLAM
10 b A MOST VALUABLE ARTIOL1 70
THIIR TRADE,
Il sells very rapidly, and Is the most economics
article dietf the ofaeer's mess. It'll prepared
one minute, and makes most delicious Soup OF
0howdcr. II 10 highly recommended By Army
Surgeons. The profits are large
81. A. DOWNING & co.
Manufacturers of Concentrated Food.
No. Ill East 18th st., New York.
or sale b. BARBOUR & sRMMES, Sole Agents,
IS Louisiana Avenue,
eae-h Wsshin cton. d, o.
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nEPABTMEHT OF AaRIouLTURE,

WASHINGTON, b. q. Dec il. 1ass
Asms:.rs. Semnis:i sDPoIpsss 81 iii, s. s.:
and John A Hsrder, OF Ohio, 20 oonsidsr the FOL
~
81 fsr
Of the subject. believing that further And fuller
notice of their investigations might produce
pssd.y day st
and request sill persons interested lie the distri
s e .sn
Hemp and Fax in tie ens 81 prepare q, sas
81 81
cessee and the cost of production in -ch cage:
:s" o. the Kinds sgd cost Ct schia
all inform alton that may be useful to the Commits.
'isp ,.,o .. ,.xr,
deis ID d,i ISAAC NEWTON. Commissioner.
rAPOhs. WHAT'S CAPONs2-GO TO VIII
- sONS, lis Psnnsylvania avenue, ana seq his
IM3oETANT TO FAMILIES The r.dsrsisnsa
saving perfected his arrangements In Philadel.
rhia, New YORK aad Boston, takes this r.athca OF
.,emrmns ms :ia on toners snd the pahe gen
rims Chester County Beet,
Jouth Down Mutton,
Salem county IN: J0 Veal
Prime Phiiadelphis Butter, c.pons,
Bseks aonpty snd New Jersey QhinSans,
wet Stesa, Pass aas Psstsiagss.
ssss os;F ssEs ssassa Pig .s Est s rirs.
size, : large saFply o. Foreign ard 'pomsstia
Fruits and vege sablss
To fssailiss ahs others s.rInx sntss;.inS.nss
:, .s = me shaaDsss ana sis ssse Wrnsoa
IIs p.aess.g..s.is sssaus,
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DRoPosAI.s FOB POTATOES.

Office of the Conlnl1 ssarg Of Sab ststencs,}
WASHINGTON, Feb 8, 1864.
SEALED PROPOSALS wi be- received by the un-
dersiened, st 223 g street, Warrington. D O.
until MON DAY. the 18th day of Fsbrusry. 1864, at
II O'Clock m for fur mis- ing ths nited States 1b-
sitteDce Department with Ten Thousand 10000
Bushels of Potatoes TO be delivered within tw snty
FIVE days after opening the bids, at the vharvas Ia
Va The Potatoes are to be of ecod merchandise
quality: ant the bidder will sps city in his bid
or in blu K.
Bids win be received for quantities lsss than the
whole
The oath of ale glance must accompany each hid,
unless the bdcer has already fled the same in this
OF ce. ~
Each bid Ter must bs present to respond to his
bio; and Government rstervss the right to rsjsct
any bid for y cause.
Payment will be made In Ger i6cates of ind sbtei-
ness, or tueh other flu nds as the Governm apt msy
have for disbursement.
fe 4-fd O. 4RHBNE. Csot. O. .y.
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GUARANT Y,


sss ST.
81 - 30 ..1
faithful s1scu.on Of eSs .sm .Sf ana
that y - e bis surety On .hs
farms q is PROPOSE. sad that il esss the n sss
-,
Ee eg..antes TO make GOOD the difference betvesS
sss;i the person to whom the s'a''ss. may
Witness: Given under our hands and seals
ftan day Of, 1856.
,.. ...-....>.,..- ts::i:l
Sas q q 1n.sa Safes e
ess sI. aGrnsy Or nn,tsd States Judge The
hereby certify that from sHdesas sntre, sat.
hfse'ory to me. the above named suarsntors are
for thy 70 5. sss
IT which each suarsntor must make and append
"s,.te of-,eouu 34 ~ n.,o,.n.
il sDd for the county and G ststs mnssore..a
s..sansg
that be .ortR over and sSoTs al
dsSts and liabilities the sum iof ten thouiand
=. subscribed rib ard sworn before me, this - day
No bids viii be ooniidered unless made out in
soniofmi.y with the above form and are acoompa.
afidavits 80 -
Ali bidders must forward with their proposals an
oath Of aIeRi2nce unless one may be on file with
TIE Gmcer Who shalt open the bids; AMI no propo-
sails not fully complying with the foregoing re-
quiIemeLts as we'll In fact as in form will be CON
ing OF this advsrtls. mspt
The contractor will bs held accountable for the
tract.
-.uuer must be present 1T the opening Of the
sids 10 resPon to their names, aud ali bids must
pc endcfssf "Proposas for Iurch ssing Oh .ks,
siene.
ia N.td 8. O. GREENE Oant,in @ g.
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PROPOSALS FOB CHUCKs, SHINS AND
TONGUES.

Office Depot Commissayy of Subsistence,}
WASHINGTON, ID C Jan. rs, 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS. in 6Hpltcnte. are invitsd I'M
til the GIN DAY OF February, at IL O'Clock ;. for
the Chucke: Sims and Tongues OF all Goyernm snt
cattle slaughtered wtain the sneisnt limits of tae
from the commencement of the contrast
The above articles to be collected by the CON
tractor and removed from the various places at
which the cattle are hilled 1t such times As may
be designated By the Officer in charge
The contra actor shall be liable for sill the Chucxs
shins snd Tongues coming from all the Govern
ment Beef Cattle unless it can be made
Eati.faetorily to appear 10 the subistsnss Depart
ment that all due sxsrt.on, dilieencs and care WAS
made to obtain the said articles.
PAYMENT VIII be required every ten days. In Gov
II bids viii state the amount, per animal, for
the articles referred t tnd be acoompa by the
following guarantee. rtifcats. andAyits of each
euaraDtor. and oath of allesiance. Blank forms
can be obtained by application to the urdsrsisned
PROPOSALS..
i, of the State Of -, county Of
-, offer. per h ad. for all Chucks Shins and
Tongues OF all Government Beef CATTLE Tiled with
In the ancient limits Of the District Of Colum ba
- dollars and - cents tthe amount to be in
words and 6xures) subject to ell the conditions Of
the Advertisement herewith appended.
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G q u L / O n
FROM
The American Watch Company.

Ithavng come to our knowlee ge that limitations
market in great numbers calculated by their utter
worthlessness, to injure the reputstion CT cur
genuine products,-to project our own interests
and the public from imposition, we again publish
the trade marks by which oar Watches may in
variably be known.
We marufacture four styles Of Watches
The FIRsT has the nsme
AMERICAN WATCH CO.. wslthan, Mass.
engraved on the inside plate.
The SECOND has the name
"APPLRTON, TRACY 4 CO., Wal.hsm, Mass
engraved on the inside plate.
The THIRD has the name
Up. 8. BARTLETT, waltham, Mars" engraved
OF the infids plate.
All the above styles have the name American
Watch 90. painted on the dial. and are warranted
in every respect.
The FOURTH has the name
"WM. Hilary, Boston, Mass engraved on
the inside plate, and is not named on the dial
All the above described Watches are made Of
various sizes, and are sold in geld and silver cases.
rs may be required.
It hardly possible for to atsly describe
the numerous limitations to which We have allu
ded. Ttey are usually inscribed with names SO
nearly approaching cur own rs to escape the OBJ
ssrvation of the unacsustomed buyer. Some are
represented as made By the Union Watch Co., Of
Boston, Mass. mo such company existing. Some
named the "soldier's Watch" to be sold as our
Fourth or VIM Ellery style. usually known IS the
"soldisr's Watch" others are named the Apple
ton Watch %. !" otheys the up. q. Bart lsy," in.
stead Of our P 3. Bartlett, besies many varieties
named in such . manner - to convey the idea that
they the veritable reductions of the American
Watch Company.
A little attention the part Of buyers will pro.
teet them from gross imposition.
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON,
Agents for the American Walsh Company.
10 27solm 1S2 Broadway, New York.
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e EUT1GH.
0sA sES, 6rosrrn, Eloo. md Ess9 nea.ssE, sZt-
lera hippers Hotel KoeScrs and others ara re-
speGtfaiy Informed they o..n DO 81 ppiise with eli
tsserigsicns o. fLoUK CRAM sEkps HAY ana
STRAW, 60. d., OF the choicest quality. At ssv
York and EE' tinSprS yhoiesaie prices, st
ALnHfGHR. sisvs Cassidy
Wholesale train Flour ap., Read Nsrabnuf&s
cor a an. cts and Indiana sv..
er s,ss sser p y . RsSfrrSs Dsssn
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- NEW ATTRACTION. -
4 First.slass shoe Store In 7th Street.

- NEW ATTRACTION. -
lFirst.slass shoe Store in 7th Street.
IHAvE OPENED THE
LARGEST, FINEST, AND CHEAPEST,
BOOT AND SHOE STORE
n tie city of Washington, vita very extensive
GENTS, AND BOYS BOOTS AND SHOES,
dsvsry style and Quality, ct PRICES to sqit every.
No. SIT I'll street, IntslIlsenssr Block,
great varsity Of MILITARY s Bo NsTs sue
A DAMS xxPkEss COMPANY.
"A offlCk ola PA. AVENUE,
Washtngton, %. C.
GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN An,
ERN Express RoRWARDERs WEST
AERGRADIsE. MoNsY, JEwELRY, yAIu.
forwarded with SAFETY AND DIsP Afu Il to All
.ss s sssons ,as ss1ts Ths
NORTH, EAST, WEST. AND NoRrawxsr
vAsHIseross D55insipaN ltis.' YORK a5s Rosro.
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fornia Proposals. are also invited for four years
ser rice, from July !. 1854, to June 81, 1887.
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