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EnREIGN PORTS.

Ar ct Callao Aug IS. ships Nevada, Bartlett, from
Chnchas land sailed Sept for Cork: 30th. Blan-
chard. Moody. TO- land sailed Sept for Cork; Sect
9th, Caledonia, -, tate Horton, who died Aug 2d)
VIM Chamberlain, Carver, do; barque MeGilveTy,
Niekels, do; 18th. Egypt, Hall, Chinchas
Sid Sd, barque Deborah Pennell, Pennell Chin
chas 10th, ship Forest Eagle, sleeper, Cork.
At Antwerp I'D ult, ship Juliet Trundy, Gould,
and Bethah fhayer. CARNEY, for New York.
Preble; Mary Bangs, Bangs. and Western Chief
Durham, for Callao, in ballast; Ii Clinton SpraRue
from New York for do, leaky; Chas Pennell Mel.
cher, condemned and sold for FRS l00O0SO00"
Ar at Greenoek 10th ut, brig NJ Herrera, Kilam,
Cardenas.
At Neuvitas 22d ult, barque Jas E Ward NiCkels.
rom New York disg; q Hamilton, for do few
days; brig Maehas, for do do.
Ar at Matanzas 18th ult, brig Ortolan Gooding, I'm
Portland
Cid 3Oth. brig Danl Boone, Foster, Portland
Ar at Cardenas 10Th ult, brig Perseverance, Williams,
Boston.
Cid oath, sch Kate Carlton. Bowden, Portland;
10Th brig Scotland, Bostoni 9th, barque w Rose
yelt Herman, do.
Ar at Havana Gath ult, barque John Aviles Hutch
inson, Boston 18th, brig Rio Grande, Lawrence, I'm
Bath.
Havana, Oct l. The prices of recent cargoes OF
lumber ranged from $50 to $50, with downward
tendency. Sales of % 900 feet white pine at e28j
cash. Box and hid shocks, casks and hoops dull at
previous quotations Nothing doing in freights.
At Cow Bay CB 18th ult, brig Tubal Cain, tor New
York days.
Ar at Pictou Goth ult ship John Harris, Harmon,
New York; barques Powhattan, Pendleton, Provi.
ton; henry r Lord, Pinkham. Portland; brias Isa-
bel Beurman, Small. Boston; Mary Lowell. Hilton,
Eastport; EudOrus. Pinkham, and ID Lincoln, Ran
lof, Portland; sch Gould, Could, Eastport.
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Per steamer China. at New York.


Sid fm Liverpool 18th. Victory, Thomas. for New
York; Gath, Atmosphere, Evans and Cultvator,
Russell New York.
Emf for ldg 10th, Marcia G Day, Chase, Havana;
Ne Plus ira. Taft. for do; I'D Polledo, Plumer.
Havana; 23d. Iris, Doane, Cardenas.
Adv oath. Jura, sl for Quebec Sep 10Th; Jeremiah
Thompson, Blake. for New fork LIST inst
Cid at London 2lst ult, Southampton, Whitney,
New York I'D. Benz Bangs, Norcross, Akyabi 23d,
Iowa, Jarnan. New York.
Sid FIN Falmouth 22d, Geo Hunt, Woodbury., for
Sid FIN Cardiff 2Sd, Lucy A Nickels, Ford, for
Montevideo.
Sid FIN Glasgow 3D. Flora sOuthard Merrill, for
Troon
Sid FIN Galway 10Th. Merchant, sprague, Cardiff.
Ar at Cagliari 18th ult, Mountain Wave. Hopkins,
Malaga.
Baltimore.
Sid I'm Hamburg 2lst ult Col Adams Watts, for
Calao.
AR at do 21st Grace Sargent, Mitchell, Callao.
Sid FIN Bremerhaven 2lst ult, Blue Jacket, Avery,
for Shields.
Ar at Eayal Aug "a Edith Doane, st Michaels,
land sailed for Boston)
Sid 9th, st Louis. (US) Preble for Tenerife; LIST
ult, Kearsarge. tUSs) cruising.
Ar at Gibraltar 18th nit, Warren Hallett Smith,
Boston. -ll.
Ar at Nicolajefsk July 10. W Seaver. Snow FIN
Boston via shanghae 18th, Angenette. Trask, from
San Francisco.
At Maulmain Aug J. Rebecca Shepard, Somers, for
EnRlannj canoset, CBD, unc
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NOTICE.

A adjourned meeting of the stockholders of the
IA New England Screw Steamship Company will
be held at the Steamships Office end OF Browns
Wharf, on Thursday, Oct. 18th inst, at O'Clock p
NJ. Per Order.
Oct lid HENRY FOX,
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.wIfyou arein want Of any kind fPRINTING
all at the Daily Press Once. Il
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$500 REWARD,
House and store for Sale.

iENiE House with brick basement on the corner of
"A Park and York street; tho basement occupied
as Store.
ALSO,
One and half story House with large lot on Mid
die street Cape B lizafeth-
ALso-Four house lots 50iby 100 Fl each, about
mile from Portland Bridge. Inquire OF
JOHN @. PROCTOR,
0ct7-dtd Lime street.
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UNION NOMINATIONS,
ELECTION TUESDAY, NOV. sth.
FoR PRESIDENT.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
or ILLINOIS,.
Fon v1oE-PREsIDENr.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
or TRNNESSRR.
For Electors
or ILLIH 0Is.

For Electors.
JOHN b. BROWN, of Portland.
ABNER sTETSON, of Damariscotta.
LIST Dist.-RICHARD M. CHAPMAN of Biddeford
I'd Dist.-ThOMASA A. FESSENDEN OF Auburn
3D. Dtst-GOING HATH0RN of Pittsfeld.
4th Dsst-BENJ. p. GILMAN, of Orono.
sen Dfst.-JOHNN N. SWAZEY of Bucksport.
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FOR SALE.
oct 7-d1u

HOUSE No. Salem Street; also house in rear
III of No Salem street. Both houses are one and
half story very convenient, and In good repair.
Enquire of. NJ. Hartshorn, or Of
.E V. MILLETr,
Oct 7-d1m No. 10 Moulton street
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FISHERMEN.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Ar ut Castine LIST inst. schs Mentora, Conner. from
Grand Bank, 800 otis fish; Juno, Hutchinson, I'm do,
14O0 otis fish. ~
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Rebel Opinion.

The Richmond Enquirer in its comments
on the defeat of Early and the fall of Atlanta,
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Boston Stock List.

w- CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly prints
at this office. t.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Thursday,.........,..... october U.
ARRIVED.
II steam cutter Mahoning, Webster, Boston.
Steamer Forest City, Liscomb, Boston.
Steamer New England, Fields, from Boston for
st John NIB.
Brig Wappoo, Dolau, Salem
Sch Alice 4, (Br) Ford, Turks Island 9Th ult-left
at st Thomas, baIqus Princess Alexandria for New
York
Canso Ms. ~ ~ "
Sch Globe Tracy, Port Musgrave Ms
sen Saran johnson. tBrl Slocomb CORVALLIS Ms
Sch Coonar, tBrl Dickson, Hsboro NIB
Sch Jerpsha baker, Barberick. Boston.
Sch Florida, Thompson Boston.
Sch Essex, Hamblen, Boston for Deer Isle.
Sch Belle, Bulger, Bangor for Philadelphia.
Sch Emery, Tinker, Calais for Boston.
Sch Antetam. Hinckley, Addison for New York
Sch Jane. Haskell. Bangor for New York.
Sch Charry Dodge, Bangor for Boston
CLEARED.
Brig Edmopston Brothers, (Br) Hatfield, Barba-
does-Geo II Starr.
Brig Elmira, Norton, st John NB-master
Sch Edinburg fBrl Barrott, Fredericton NIB
N J Miller.
Barque Gertrude, of Portland. now at Liverpool
is engaged to load salt for Baltimore. at l3s.
LAUNCHED--At Phipsburg 9th inst, from the yard
of Morrison Percy, superior barque of 900 TONS
owned by the builders, Capt ID Skillings and Capt
Perry, who will command her.
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Notice.

Messr'. CROCKETT NEvRSs. hope by strict at
tsntiOn to business to merit liberal share of tho
public patronage
Oct l, 1864 oc,-d,,
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The Sterilization of a Vota

At the grand ratification meeting in Faneuil
Hall the other night, Hon. Charles Sumner
condensed volumes into nutshell in the fol-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15

From the Hon. Jupox LORD, Of the Land Court
sr. LoUD, Feb. 2sth, 1854
j. H. BLOOD, Esq-Dssv Sir: have tried your Rhtu-
mntsin NeuYalgis and Goat SPECIFIC, and have found
great relief from 1t when other remedies have failed
think 1t very safe and reliable medicine.
Very respectfully, ycur friend,
c. B. LORD.
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Letter from Capt MALIx to Alexander Leltcb Druggist
before JNc H. BLpop, becarae Agent for the Medicine
ST. Louis, Marrh 81, 1858.
ALKx. LE1rcH, Esq--Iike many Of my profession
have suffered severely with rheumatism and could get
permanent relief till tried your Specific happy
70 say that its use In few days restored to health
v (siened,l CAPT. MALIH, Of steamer Warsaw.
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On and after October 9Th Passenger trrins will leave
fDllOws:
Leave Fort Madison at A. N. and 1l.3o A. NJ
Leave keokuk at Ills A. H. aud l.. y.
ss-speciai trains will be TO Hontrose in eonnfs
ton with the Northern Line Packets.
A1-fhs morning train from Fort Madison connects
with the ST. Louis Packets Keoknk and the neil trsn
OF the Des Mesnes Valley Road.
A9-Ths morning train from Keokuk connects with
the Rock Island and Davenport Packet AT CIT Madison.
AF-The train frcfa Fl. Madison makes cloee cor
With the Great Wabash Valley Railway aid with
the afternoon train Of the Des Noines Valley Road
11hrcugh tickets TO ali points he rurvhsssd Of
Station Agents. j. W OGDEN. Secretary.
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Ct. LOT =, June Is, I66J.
Nh Jxc II. BLcop, Agent Of Lsliemand's rheumatism
0out and Neuralgia, Specific: hare prescribed the
above mentioned Specific and must say that have
foand any remedy that carries much certajpsy Of
quick and saln,ary that has in all the
have used it. DE-. g. w. PHILLIPS.
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CrATr b. Iowa, Lee County, -.
SrArE OF Iowa, Lee County, IS.

In the District Court Of said Comfy Fort Madison
III. Magoun, Ptsisf1, Va. Ficken Lucas Cady Jones
Peck Christiana Wright, Dsfesdsass.
Notice hereby given to the defendants herein above
named that petition in civil action is file the
Clerks Office Of the district Court aforesaid duly veri.
ned In behalf OF the above named plaintiff against
and claiming decree against extnguisng all your
right title interest and lien in lot o. in block l in the
city ofkeokuk Zee county, Iowa. and that the title Of
one Emily Hail. the rende and warrantee Of petitioner
20 the sareay be qufrte and forever established and
for general relief
And unless you appear and make defense thereto be
fore of the second day of thu Of said
Court, to commence on the first Monday of December
1s6A Judgment will be rendered against yor IS rsayed
for in said petition. ROBERT H. GILLM0RE,
eetls-d4g Attorney for Petitioner.
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Ikssp constantly on hand and for alsa - The lowest
prices @ cash customers and prompt msn large and
well selected stock Of E# 80
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ming STAR.
~ cod Intendsd.
onoent OF the Nashville Union

vvn-spenoent Of the Nashville Union
les as follows:
az what Hood and his Lieutenant did.
etail what they tateHded; and upon this SUBJ
-, my information appears to be pretty cor.
rect few days since, Gen; Hood, and some
the house of gentleman with whom con-
verssd to-day and who was within their lines,
and while there, Hood stated tnat ne had In
he felt confident he could do 80 with success,
he had concluded that the sacrifice would be
too great unless called upon to do SO, as last
resort. He proposed instead, to blockade the
Cumberland, above and below, and cut the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad, and then
Thomas would be compelled to evacuate the
city; "for, " said Hood, "he has but the 4th
corps. and = few conscripts; / know that all
the stories about his strength are false: his men
are few and demoralized;" and all present con-
Cured with HIM. No longer ago than Wed.
nssday night, Cheatham stated, as [ am posi-.
lively informed that he had NO doubts about
capturing this city. 1--WE have taken stronger
places, We're his words, and we Will take
Nashville" Gov. Harris, too, appears TO have
entertained no doubts on the subject, as he
Issued flaming proclamation, III which he
called out everybody to come to the reseue,and
redeem the State. Don't get scared, rebel
sympathizing friends, as you are ont OF danger,
now; and can act the spy, as heretofore, with
out danger OF CONSUMPTION. Thomas ana mis-
the document hut understand that in it ,he
expressed the-hIghest confidence OF speedy
success"
~ Commander Watson Smith, u. 5. N,
died in Trenton, N. j, on the 18th inst. Com
mander smith was promoted for the skill and
h.roism displayed Oh the YaZoo river expedi.
ton.
a%The Coal OIL refinery OF Messrs Carr &
O'Neil. in Phiiadelphis, was destroyed by fire
on Monday night. Loss about 81, 600.
81 The Right Rev. Bishop John Il. Fitzpat-
rick, of the Diocese of Massachusetts, is dan
gerously III, and not expected TO recover.
SA boy was crushed to death IN the ma
chinery Of paper mill at Rochester, N. Y,
last Friday.
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER %, 1864.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER
HAVING THE LARG EST CIRCULATION.

81 Free Delivery of Letters by Carriers at the
resldences of ow GERS may be secured by observing
the following Rules
Direct letters plainly to the street sad number
OF the house.
?. He &C letters with the writer's full address, in
cluding street and number and request answers to
Be addressed accorc ingly.
8, Letters to strangers or transient visitors in q
town city, whose special address may b. I'M
known, should be mark ed in lower left hand corner
with the word " Transient "
4 Place the postage stamp the upper right
bspu corner, and leave space between the stamp
and direction for post arklng without interfering
with the writing.
Areauest for the return Of 3 letter to the writer
Nunceimed within thirty days, or iess, written
printed, with the writer's full address the
left hand end of the envelope, face side, will be
complied with at usual prepaid rate Of postage
pay able when delivered to writer.
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r o Rsl

F o. sl pups,
~ RS!il
10000 worth of fURS for Ladies and Chill
dren, now on hand, which we guarantee TO sell Is
per sent. cheaper than any other place in the
city.
Ladies will please take notice tast these goods
are consigned to Us by the larges. houae in New
Yorh, and We are therefore enabled to sell them
LANsBURGH & BRO.
37l and 375 Sew enth street,
dec3-1m q few doors above street,
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DROP SAILS FOR FORAGE.
Csrsr CHARACTERISTICS. OFprcx.

caIsr 9gAa area nHnaa n. OFFICE. ;
Sealed Proposal Is are invited by the Undersigned
par at sis g. ssls%ess a d.
these places with Hay. Corn. Oats and STRAW.
Rida will be received for tie delivery of 500
Bidder must state at viii h of the above nau,sd
rates at which they. viii make deliveries there,t
the article to b dsy
The price must be written out in woris on the
to Be put il goGa stog ssss about
extra charge to the Government. The hay and
The partieuiar kind or description OF oats, corn
hay or straw proposed to be delivered must be
All the articles oiisTed under the bids herein in
Eited viii be subject TO q rigid inspection by tbs
the lowest responsible bidder as the interest Of
ane cr
have been delivered and accepted.
proposals with guaranty, 81 gned BY two respon-
hs tss s
contract for the same Nth good and sufficient
he he Oh s5o M r. nfsr .n TIN
they to good the
The ofsr Of said bidder AVID the mex lowest respon-
sible bidder. q, the person to whom the contract
,ssppns,sIty; Of the su q, must be
Atis,nes Of or any other ocer
under the United States Goyetnment or rssponsi.
All bidders win be duly notified of the accept.
ssme . of ssr bid
s.s y tof BRIG sn
Rucker, Chi. Depot Quartermaster. Washing ON,
D. O.. and should be plainly marked Proposals
3, nds. in sum equal to the amoun: of the COS
tract sisned by IN. oit1sctor ar and both of his
Ins Of bids snG sceda may
FORM OF PROPOSAL
Town, County and statel --
1.-the moseribsr. do hereby propess to furnish
tsi%s q ssttias
the bushels 81 oorn in sacks, psr bush.l o,
- bsshel. q Oats. in sacks. at = per bushsl of
- tons OF Balsd Hay, at = per ton of 1900
- tons s q Baled Straw, at - per ton of 1000
DeSrry on or before 70 1.;as
@ nth :sss T.: 1sa
the rpsea of ten DAYS att r eing notified that my
lid has been accepted, Yoar obedient servant.
BrieaSier Gansrsl y. II. RuCKER.
General Depot Qusrtermaster,
Washington, D. e.
GUARANTEE.
We, the dersigned, residents of -. In the
sSa sss1sra, With the
and guarantee. in case the foregoing bid of - -
after the acceptance # said bid execute the CON
tract for the same with good and suIiicient sure.
tract. to furnish the forage proposed iu confor-
nifty with the terms of this advertisement. dated
Dec. s. 1853. under which the bid was made; aud,
in the said - shall fsil tn enter into con-
tract, aforesaid. we guarantee to make good the
the pext lowe responsible bidder, or the person
to whom the contract may be awarded.
Given under our hands and seals
Witness: 1this - day Of -, 1885,.
hereby certify that. to the best Of my knc1l.
edge and belief, the above named euarantors
good and sum ept sureties for the amount for
which they offer to be security. --.
To be &c, titled BY the United States District At
torney, Collector of Customs, or any other OH ser
under fse Ufittd States Government, or rsspon.
''''' '''''A ANU W. ~ B. Il. RUCKER fa'
dec3u Brfssdisr General and @. u. 81
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AT PRIVATE SALE
n Ons DRUG STORE,
Three HOUSES,
Three LOTS,
H. p u VIC
PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

DKOPOSALS FOH FKESH BEEF.
WASHINGTON ARSENAL,
WASHINGTON Decem Der - 1884.
Sesled PROPOSAL will be received at Wsshfu gfon
Arsenal, ID. e.. until IL o'closk, Saturday, Dec a.
1854, tor furnishing Fresh Beef to the troops al
tn post for six months.
Bids in duplicate to be addres.ed to
II. STOCKTON,
de 2.t Lieut. Ord Dept A. A. q. 9.
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CUMBERLAND AND ANTHRAOIfl COAL,
LUMBER, &C., DC.
WILLIAM R. SNOW & CO..
$ 1O7 Water street Geor getown, D. O.,
Rave for sale 1T holesale snd retail,
1000 Tons CUMBERLAND COAL.
1000 Tors ANTHRACITE COAL.
Also, q large amount OF very superior Oak.
Ash and Hickory
LUMBE
Of every description.
All of which Will be sold on reasonable terms.
All orders left at our ONCE or addressed to us
through the Post Office will receive prompt atten-
ton, VIM. X. SNOW d CO.,
1O7 Water street,
aecs-lm Georgetown, D. G.
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL PETROLEUM
~ COMPANY.

NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL PETROLEUM
~ COMPANY.
CAPITAL STOCK, 81 900, 900.
100000 SHARES AT $40 EACH,
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE IS PER SHARE.
LANDS YIELDING LARGELY.
OFFICERS:
BON. DANIEL g. DICKINSON, President,
WILLIAM I. PHIPPS, Vice President.
ROBERT BAsSETT, Secretary.
Books are open for subscription at the once OF
the Company. No. ~ Empire Building, II Broad
way, New York.
The lands of the Company are situated In tn
heart of the Oil Region, and include portioas Oh
those well-known localities, "ths hcEihsnny
farm, the tive McClintock farms,' ana oteer
proved aud valuable working territories, inolus-
Ing over Two Thousand acres of the best OIL Ter
rtorlss along Oil Greek and in West Virginia. now
upde- process Of successful developme mt, ana oil
10 already regularly and largely produced from
several wells upon them,
Address the Compspv, p. o. Box 1888 Ne"
York. oc 13-3m
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Proposals will be re- eived at the Mayors Office
until IL m. ON THU RsDAY. the 22u day of Decem-
Der inst for taking ana reconstructing cuivert
18th street east tn sid. OF street south
ur der An act approved 26th November, 1854.
The culvert will cOnsis of Il Of blue stone
mnsOntys six feet spast, TO Do covered with New
York tagging the bottom of the culyert to be lag
ged the whole length Of he cuiverI.
The walls will be Is inches in height aud -
width; the foundation will be six inches belo Y the
line of the bottom of the euivsrt. allow wing the
cuivert when constru cted 10 be six feet wide ana
one foot hi Oh inside dimension
The mortar ueed in the construction of the walls
to consist of two pars nf sharp river Sand TO of
tbs best fire sh hydraulic Cement.
The tagging used for covering the culvert shall
not be less th an foot in width and i've inches
in thickness. and to extend and rest fully foot
over aeh of the side walls to be closely laid side
by side ana the ends resting uRoa the wall, to CO
laid in IT ortar as above desc ibed.
The materixlin the old cuivert may be used for
the bottom OF this culvert and to be laid on bed
OF sharp sand Of sufi cient depth.
The contractor will be required y cover thag
part Of the street not paved With sufficient gravel
over the tagging to bring the street TO its pres
ent surface; also, to make good all psvements,
tagging SC which may be disturbed.
Bidders will sta e TIE price per ineal foot whion
shall inc ude all material and wnrkmspship re.
quired To complete the work sccardn z to the fora.
going advertisement; and no money will be paid
until ths work Ia ple.+d to the satiefsct on OF
the Commissioner of the Ward.
Bidders Will state the price per Iineai lot sep
erately for covering the above Cuiyert with OAK
plank four inches wide deI}d
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aUQosssoR 70 n y. LoyDoH 4 o., q 70
ClrIzh kcs, e.. N W A u f}fGR xER-
.haA4sseelisas Heal, .lat B,ssss's. =
] 4S2 Pennsyivanta aveHueS. .1..,a = n !,
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CHIIF oUARrERMAsrER's OFFICE.

WASHINGTON ID c., January 4. 1864:
All dealers in Drugs Hardware, Lum Der, LeAth.
err Office Furniture Harness an d 3ahdlery.
auestet to tend to this Office, on MONDAY OF each
week seated proposal list. in duplicate. of the
articles they are prepared to furnish thi, Depot
a. short police with the price Of each marked 10
service rec ure it, the article ~ tices be OBJ
tain ed with out DELAY ar at ,hs lowest PRICE
d alers ishinS r. II to his De pot viii be re-
qursd to furnish the lit pm rctuslly Monday
morning. y. ID: RuChEk:
Brisaiier Cecil and Chief Q. NJ,
jan5tf Depot of Washin ston.
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II ZEPHYR WoRsTlDs,
(soid elsewhere at from so to g. cents ounce
Closing out large lot of ZEPHYR WORSrEDS
at only s. cents per ounce, or ounces for 81, at
MAXWELL'S
Emporium Of Ladies Cloaks and Fancy Goods.
32S Pennsylvania aveAne.
dec E-6t between 9Th and 10Th sts.
l. Asb. wKouGsr leon FIRE AND Bur.
. s Rs29' Locks RaGET sb
general sen thsrn ssen'y 81 west Lombard st.
ao1%Sm ''N' A. PROsEUs. General Agent.
GAssToVEs-dAs STOVES. =
rh. bes, and most economics al G AsaEAr. ~
ING sToVEs ever II TIE m HNsssh ast az re-
psasssissnf to Avenue IL ss between
deeS2v yth and 10th streets.
THE OLDEST n9TIL SoSpUcrED ON THE
1s'nlarses # eaSs1s II aS STTfi capacity
osrn~ Pa. 90. and lhh ST., WasAinstos, q. G.
This hotel, the oldest conducted on the Iuropean
plan In this city, / ss been enlarged and IA
e ss's2
on To
Guests win only be charged With what they rscsivs
oe 90 S.tf A1e m'a'fA'e EARIoH. Proprietor.
H number of po0r-cOpditisaed fOUNd ~
HORSES and MARES for parties North e zoX
winter None wanted with marks on o.
i am Also PURCHASING Horses suitaSs y uor Iov.
cr commission Persons having - ca 70 Sell
VIZ, think. dnd T. 70 their naaaypRY ASsnt.
National Hotel Stables sth street, ana Wsi,aros
Hotel Stables. lAth stree 1ov &c WI
C0LTMBIA. No. 50 Equity
h the matter Of he Estate Of the late Jalia Keep.
TIE heirs ut law of the said Julia Keep. and her
Ssth December instant, st my office in the City
all ashin ston a. II O'Clock in the torsuooa.
seoupt of the debts dus By said Julia Reap Ht tho.
time Of her death, and the proper distribution Of
and Of any snrplns Of snoh fnnd.. The creditors
are reaus sted to Ne their slams With NE On or be;
win b slssssa 70 ssttnA # the tSnss md place
ae II sota'as ssssrs safs sg soassc Auditor.
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hORcEe, su'tabis TOT Cayslry and Artillery ser.
market, till bE0E MBER 8. MA. : - 80
Governn.nt ipslse,ion bsfors being ssesItsd.
Price ofCavhly H.r.ss BIG each. =
PAYMENT viii Be nsds fsr az CO. and m9.s.
'si 4Ss Colonel IN char e 1frst 6ivisSun. seTi
DEAN QaaItsPnaAteI Generals 0daSe.
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hereby certify that. to the best Of my knc1l.
ed re and belief The above named 9uarantors are
good and sum ent IS sureties for the amount for
y hich they offer to be security. ---,
To be Ger tilted by the Unirrd States District At.
torney Collecto Of Customs, any other OH ser
under fse Or ittd etates Government, or rsspon-
D. Il. RUOKER.
dec5 If Briesdier General and @, n. g,