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6Esass &, ax dooFs aS SGG Hi shhhnnN &

ea1 only give a few. Of the many thousand, Of
esrtihoAtea am receiving in favor Of t6iS SrsSt
Medicine; but T have had quantity Of them nSb.
90 IN circular form, which send NEE On appfIea.
tNI MnethsE you conclude 70 give the Medicne
and One Dollar, a bottle, - S'u'''
prepared only BY the proprietor, 9,
AZ ss5silis ~ DR.. L. 9. @. WISHART,
= .az4 Philadelphia, Pa.
sold nWheeling by LOGAN, LIsI 4 CO..
-F-rff = and T. II. LOGAN q co.
9EtE Agents for West YirRinAs
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notice to. Subscribers.

The price for the yariahs editions {. Of Il, the
ID'slligt"esr is as follows, ia advance s. !,
DAILY, by Main, 1iaYsar....a...s........s4'io 90
=. Q MOhthS...... so
.- e. 1iis - ak
In the city, per Week IS,
TRI-wEEKl.Y, byMail, 4 Year 90
"' '''s- tges sssi as p. Mos. q 10
all ~ sh3av...!.a 4 as
WEEKLY, by. Mail, i; Year Year. 90
a 80. 2, 9se AIOs....s.... 4. 90
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From the Army Of the Cn5mF bsr ;, and


From the the Army of the Cum bsrland.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 1.-THE Gaz ette,s ana.
cial says: stl5. j. - ','sSs'S Z ~.
Gen; Curtis arrived at Fort Smith, ARK
yesterday on N d Z 80 -
The army of the frontier will be reor-
game ge9eiSsd s toF 0tfePsiye operations In The
Persons from KnoxyilleJ who arrived at
nashville Is Nlil yesterday, report the communi-
cation cut with Cumberland Gap.
Nearly all. of East Tennessee IL in .n6s.
session of the rebels. !. x = !;
small pox prevails to an alarming extent
The army of the Cumberland is in splen.
a 1t, condition: The troops now draw! full
Most Of the rebel army. is at Dalton!
Z GeIeralJOe Johhsoa's .hsadqdatIers5' ss
All All The Tennessee brigades, and Kentuo,
Ky and Missouri regiments have beea.sent
south ostensibly to assist in holding Mo-.
Pile, butins reality to prevent their desert.
The Tehnesseans are leaving The Rebel
army inSarge numbersa Y 5 n SO1j q
Gen. John Beatty has,rasigned.
Veteraliregiments have commenced To
return to the Cumberland army.
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c1syRLLNn, Fsbs 1l,-TFeadw we'll, the =,
Peoples ssaSisfshl srhos Hudson, jSits6s
,igan, was arrested to day 10 Mauslfsld. =
Ohio. His tNtheE-in.law is said 70 have
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p@wE learn that quite a disturbance
occurred upin Washing ton Pa, ON Tuesday
between Some soldiers aud tavern keepers.
Some person connected with the oksr
HOuss struck soldier, when quite q NUM-
her Ofthe Sons of Mars lpitcheditiu and
cleaned out the establishment. Later Il
the day the same lot OF soldiers got into !
difficulty At the Railroad House. and turned
things toPsy turVy in that establishment.
Quite a large number ofneWa 4 tecfuits cahe
down yesterday on the Hempfsld cars en- en-
,rOuts for thetendeEsOds at Beaver. Pa.
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Price, peg Box, one Dollar,
Sent BY man on receipt Of the price b, BY =
= ~, - LOGAN, LIST = 90. - 2
( =. go .,'sa. Z and T. II. LOGAN 4 Co.
noso-sm Rheoling Agent for West virginia.
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B9FDR. PARR1sH, an agent for The
United States Sanitary Commission. lee.
tPred last evening in the halrof the House
of Delegates to the members of the Le9is.
l44turs' ahdothers. He gave history Of
the organization of the Commission. its
purposes and the great good it had 40.
cPmplishsd in relieving the wants OF the
sick and-wonhded soldiers. Gov. Bore
man. Senator Hubbard and others, at the
request of the doctor, asked humber Of
questions in:regard to the Commission, all
Of which were satisfactorily answered.
PrOf Ross introduced RESOLUTIONS endors-
fhg the Sanitary Commission and recon.
%ending it to the favor of the people. sd
=
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16rBOzSErs.-sA writer onltl, ! iasSiobs
nus uisooaFses on bonuets: The ib6nuets,
Of the present season ought 70 please, :E Is
'nlnk' the most fasttdious ladies, as they
are SO exceedingly becoming, being Just
large enough to form framework ronnd
Inc 'H,,,t lace and Bt@asa both inside 6a :Ou.
Al NV. any exeggsra itPP, go q that 9 We srs
m.' IUs' tempted e wish they would re-
-. - 'pey aresai Err is used as trim.
lug .toF 6ohnets but has not d vetyi
H'A0slal appearanceaisg The best or5lthisa
purpose are sWaadoSsiali or gfIess bn1t chin.
shillO. ermine, and even sable s[e ts nd
Su' ~tIinOt' We think, become 81 ll-reu-
esa', Chenille fringe fOrms a yery-ele.
SSo' trimming, aud issmachS used. III
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DE SPEPSrA
a 66ss.s.ys o%Fs 6oF

a eosltiye Cure. for sDyspepsia-Tba
GreaG American DyspepGiR pm.
We my say with iafety that hinSty Gases ont =,
St h4ndEed. that one with consumption had at
topldation Of other dISeises come Of III nh a. S
ne most tatSl character Dyspepsia emphatcSlIy
OF ambition and hope, emRScuiRtes7 a9as mai.
~ Tor the enterprise OF lifs we Say to the Ssci
eISsEx Or. Ws6arts
there Is cure for the worst cases Of yG
I Dr. WI hart has treated In the past tRentv Ias,
SsSgol nine thousand three hundred and ninstv "a.
S.Sni ior Gyspepsta In ita various fartdST an6 In
y. Sse WheEe me medicine was taken as directed
Gases n4a peen treated by the most eninaiIt mr.
tctAps In this country and Europe. u
/; gfDyFpepsiGt DyspepsIaI s-f5
LII t6r StsaASEs = have been constant suffefer
which lime cannot say that eyer eS6Iss y
ieetly we'll There were tim6S when ne
seemed 1t Wonld be great relief 10 die I5 ~
~ times an unpleasant feeling In nv head bnt lat
e5ly my s1tteEingi 50 much increased that beeame
continually hlled with gloomy thouehts M 49,
polings andtf attempted to change their eurSSSt
" reading, q once sensation OF 10y e6iSneS1g
conn eetiOn with dead weight a. n 80
npon my brain; also feeling OF sickness wouId -
y s hnd great pain to eyes, &C.
losing my reason. Ta1s0 Experienced GreSf
ds6Llty and nervousness, which made II InionIt -
lsS.IHaS " aieoP At ulBnG. became AVeFaa IN
tSslsty and disposed only to seelusion and hayinS
tttsd fhe skn OF number OF eminent p6YsisiS,s q
xari9us schools finally came to the En-
lSr tnis aisssse at my present age IS years. there
~ NO oerS IN existence. Int, through the inter
ierenee OF Divine Providence, to whom II N;
9uef my thanks at last found sovereign rSmSdSf
70 your DyspePsiA Pulls and Tar Cordial VbioS
seem to have etfectuRlly removed Smost 3ts it
trace OF my long list OF ailments and bSd fsSi,n,
md In their place heal pleasureand
ars my everyday comp6nion6
az, -. -, Q JAMES N. SAUNDERS.
No. 4SS North Second street. PhiladspRia. Tor.
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!HAGAN,s MAaN0LIA.RA1Ml

This Is tho most delightful ana ertraor51hsl
tiote ever discovered, It changes the sun burnt
ee ano hands to pearly satin texture Of raViShnp
y. the marble purity of youth. aud
me afsapgEs sppsAreae 20 Inviting In The city
~ .. %snlon: 1t removes tan, tecklss, pmples
fresh transparent and smooth 4 eonts,nF -.
teTiAl injurious to the sin Patropizsd bv Aetrsss.
and Opera slngera. 1t Il vhar -.
have. Sold eysFyRhsrs, = y y shoald
DEMAs g. RARREssds co.
b [ss iss ~ .st5 General Agents,
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"aa' an ark Of abode Ii our mia ooas.lt'iiOn."
anls action on the part of the young
i@ales does credit alike to their patriotism
ana their kindness Of heart, aud Is worthy
OF Imitation, Y sSts esss s4$R
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HlAIRDYE HAIR pYE!!
BAPCHRLORIs
CELEBRATED HAIR DYE
Is the Best an the World.- -.

z UH'HA 1AA LESS True, AND .RRLIABLR
DYE KNOWN,
This splendid Hair Dye Is PerfectgohApgsu Rad
Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly to GtOssy slaeI q
NEtHral Brown, without Ipjurine the Hair ar
Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair son and Bsanti
fnl impaFts resh vitality frequently restoring "a
pristine color, and reotihss the III efscts on IA
Pyss. ThsGeuuino Is signed WILLIAMA. RAToF.
ELoR, all others are mere limitations and should be
ayoided. Bold by all Druggists, 10 RAoToRYZsSii
BARcLAY-sT, NY. II. - :
Retohelor's New Tollet Dream FOR
- Dressing the Hair.
pF1IrF7T77 ~ N = - : -.
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re &: STsss 81 Ss. s.gtsss

following. Read I'll - - '4--sA' ss ~ 1ne
sD1 sWIsHARy-7pear Sir: i had a very. treadtuI
Aaa s9te throat for one year, and my Whole
an ~ my Pee with but little hope Of Recovering nv
SSt ti 6ated the power Of all medicines, and in
God, my dAnghter.i n-laW would not resi- until Sbe
70 your store No. 10 North second street and
,LelAte1 me case 20 you, purchased one bottle 81
So9 i1 Flne Tree Tar Cordial, aud i commenced To
ase Il and 10 one week was much better and after
SII tsEee bottles am perfectly WE'LL wonder 10
~ friends Tor they All pronounced me past cure
REBECCA HAMILFONi ~
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d.
"a A LtRhRAL DONATION GRACRPULLY
PREsEHrED-The yOuug lady. pupils Of the
Wheeling Female ss@iukry. Of which Ms.
Louise Taylor isHthe acting principal,
have lately Contributed t6ehandsome sum
Of $50 for the purpose Of purchasing rock.
ing'Shairs, oot,stools, So, for the benefit.
of the soldiers now confined in Ward A..
AFmoEy Square Hospital, Washtngtob6. b
c. The money was forwarded yesterday,
accompanied by the following patriotic
and gracefully written suote:1
WHRELtNd FEMALR .SEilSR2RY. / 'ssr
February 10, 1863. 3 ~
70 Tie SOtaisrs.e Of Ward a, ,4,mory Square
HosPitaE: MA Uopq5 4i's 5,;l1s.1i !. siis
We, who are liyipg here only the faint.
EST echoes Of the stnifeHArs borne 70 our
ears, and where the red hand of war, has
maze but few rave 3, can at6ely, realize
Tue horrors through which you have passg
60. 10 us,s,who have not suffered the
enlargement pt our comfort, these bloody.
scenes seem more like a, dim,s distant.
pageant than stern reality. WeshAT
heard of your s1fferings, and Of Il a forti.
tude with which you bear your pAinsf:
ana With hearts filed with ora ituteea for fol.
Toe blessings We enjoy, through your self
sactince, We present this Offering, which.
suougn small, may, like the Widow mite.
oe SS acceptable in yonr sight as was hers
10 the sight OfGod- If there is augbt else
mat can 6e4done for yon who have Isft
coeertnl hresides, flowing friends aud isos4
SS,ey, mere are Wiling hearts and ready
maui u~uu - % respond % yopE call and soon
ss=A1sl Hrts..-Ylgs.. s.ffl
SS9 peace, Ike the dove that returned nom the
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a Po4ttiye cure ror. by lp,ll 81 e

No. 45s North Second StFeef 5PbSis ASMRkRs
merry OF Hoodbnsy,.N. 49, ".
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.a1O.Ia011'.an. 8U.-The Danish question
remains ms without change There il less
apprehension Of war, although the PTnS ss
sian troQps continue to ,adyance. and, ,bs;r.
c9mmabder has demanded tie syacpsti556bl
Of Schleswig by the Danes.
France and Russia have come 10 the
conSlusiOu to agree with England, but win
leaSe active Interference to Rlgland. - z
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Importans BSbsts Il the Rsb.l G5n.
gfeBs,

- gress. -
NEW YORK, Feb. Il.-Iu the rebel Hons a
representatives., Jan. 30th, an imnoEtsSt
debate occurred on tie question Of con.
pr. smith of North Carolina, stated Thar
me me strength of the rebsl.army was 400 Ie
UOg' WHICH 6. the country was unable to feed
81! Mr. Chambers Of Virginia, said we could
,eSu u1u Ole that humber, If not, the sooner
~ .nske yer tnszvith Lincoln the better
tasery ooay knows next spring wiz be the
viii occ5 spq most decisive Campaign thai
Mr Goode of Virginia, said his State
sotnid not stand another draft. This. vac
the opinion Of all the enrolling officers " M q
recently assembled at Richmond
mf. halcomb of Virginia, Thought, the
weak point OF the, Federals was their finan.
ceF, and the policy ofythe South, was 10
prStraet the war;. Our last drops wefe 81
below the average Take sway more man.
aqa starvation will be- tho inevitable re- J,
SlneE; speeches. were made aud the bill
uq 10 discussion passed 4laagainst 81. Z.
" amends the conscript law so as to ex-
enpt farmers and planters on condition of
tneir giving an additional tenthIof fheir
supplies for the iuseof the army. ~ =.
On the following day after the debate a.
y. passed tolmpress all free male.negPoese
S9etWeen =: 1s and so, to work on fortifica
IONS, In the prediction or preparation 81
material n, of war, or in military hospitals
They are to be. compensated BY Sill ner
month; also employ az, 900 slaves In a
similar manner! at the same rate Of com
p4esnsatiCn.I Owners to secure full nav for
t u who die in the service OF escape to
age enemy. Also, allowing the impress1
ment of slaves in'any military department
where they can be obtained, in the above!
monner, to'the number of 20, 600. They,
ere 70 be Pgid for as above. Free negroes
are e 70 De g in all easeS impressed first. 80
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VglSAARI'S S, TAR C0H6IRI 3

IlVVtLL positively cure the following 5iSs....
Consumption, ifnot beyond the pow or q n,ed.
q the Luugs Coughs Sore Throat
eniAiling Remedy for Female. 0omplaintS. -
DE. Wlshart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial.
RI4 the only vital principle Of tl,e PIN
Peculiar process In the distIIlation Of ne N
~ when the highest medicinal pFopeFties are ~
IF the euFss vsn All ohsrs have
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OFFICE. ARMY CLOTHltG AMI
PnTTpA1E PHILADELPHIA, March ie, 1884.


SEALED PROPOSALS are invited and vii DO ,.eeiy,d
at hi. ofi. uniii ~ O'Clock on MONDAf tbs ISh ihs'
FOR sum, wins TIE sohuylkl Arsens with GRAY WOOhsS
BLANK rs-.rmy standard u domestic manuiscsufria
order tia, tie present weekly deliveries miy be largely IN
orsa ed -, -.
Bidder, mast ss,o their PROPOSAL which mus. be gwen
Ia liaq ~o Ia sare~ the quantity bid Or snd tune
OF delivery. 80 i, -
The ability Of the bidder Oh the contract ri't hs guar
an.eoa b. two paus5ls perscns wh0.o signatures VIII DC
appede 20 tho gsran,y said guaranty accompany NE
BIZ AID ease tie bidder should tail 70 enter INTO tue
corsc they mike good tire difference between Tue ohef
o. sd baor and the next loos responsible bidder, or tHe
poyson To whom the cont fsct nisy - awarded
Bidder vel their -ur-,i-s gnaf-n,o,s who iosy
not DO known oico vii furnish cahcnte rom t-
United S-te- District Attorney, Postmaster oher public
trnct;ouury the residence Of the bidder slsrlntos s
ting forth osry that tho bidder aud m urees arc
sh.. cn. who viii n contract l. s~srdei usp sc'
IN coed s, ia The United s.aes and faithfully execute the
No bid viii he entertained chat Doe not fully comply wan
all o. the abcvo requirement. and which not properly guar
saiisi by two rcspons.b parLss, above descuoed
HiI. from d-fsuirg coutfsalofs viii not D" rerslvsc
Blank proposals DO had upon application o.
this oloe
Proposuls must te inio,,ed Pre.Qai l2I ALny Bnke."
u. n. CAQ3rAS, ASH. Q. 81 uououi, L. y a.
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friday. March 19-P. n.

Gold opened in the street at l63, and closed
ct 1921 DIGS. The quotation 9! the Stock Exchange
was I62ial63 but the rate lel, and the market
closed 62 6l62f Stocks Ia the street all strong At
the Stock Exchnnge Government Bonds were higher;
Registered p cent 1891 ll2al2i Coupons. y cent
1851 ll2i0ll2i Seven hirtes prl ll2Gll2i August,
ylO0llI; $50 eoupons Ico!all0 State Bonds steady
Tennessee Cs 6l!062t; North Carolina Ga, 53td59i
Missouri 6si 72t072i CALIFORNIA;, 1901; Canton Co..
eGa66t; Quicksilver Mining Co, G3i 6G Coal stocks
generally strong. Delaware and Hudson. 2l7i a2ls;
Pennsylvania Coal Co.. 2o5asOo.i Central Coa 9iS9i;
Cumberland Coal s2.G62i; American Coal I05 elOe;
Minnesota. e60s6i; Pacific Mail 90 G2324i Central
American Tronsit Company 5O%5l; Eev.Tork Cen
trail l39 9l39i Erie Railway. l23i3I23i; Eric Pre-
ferrod, lO9zl0ei. Stocks haze been unusually active
and another advance is shown upon nearly everything
on the list from Governments down 10 the newest fancy
shares United States Gs Of 1917 rose TO s and 5eOs
10 no. closing firm. Ia Roilvsy Bonds more doing o.
full rates. Ohio md Mississippi certificates sold 10 tie
extent OF s7J00oO ct 5si96l. The miscellaneous ist
was In moro demand. Canton rose to 66s. buyers OF
ton. Copper Stocks strong. Gold Stocks were higher
Quarts Hill selling at az Mariposa 39 end Hope, g.
Coal Stocks strong and in demand. Rutland Marble
2lia2lf; Copekc, 14el4t. New-York Central sold
Of l35 al3ei and after the cal. jumped TO 49, closing at
lfH Erie WA active. opening 81 1874 and advancing
with large business. 70 l26. Hudson River aud Hsr
iom steady Michigan Southern leading fayorite
and sold up 10 no. Cleveland. Columbus and Cincin
matt rose 90 no. and Gsiens to Ia. Toledo and Wa
bash strong Of 66 and s7i ass The rest of the
Western Shares arc strong and IN de.
msBd in large amounts with little re-
gard TO price The greater part of the business IA
for cash. money being 50 abundant that buyers DO not
TO pay any great advance for time contracts. The
speculative spirit was fairly reused and buyers moved
with as much confidence ss when stocks we're SIS y
share lower. At the Second Board large sales
made of Eric. One house takes Loo shares at 1851
This rate broke to l25 but soon rallied 70 126 The
demand for OHIO and Mississippi certificates grows ont
ola report that the Eastern and Western sections are
TO be at once consolidated the preliminary proceed.
ing: being FAR advanced It also reported that nogo
tstions In progress TO effect consolidation with
the Atlantic and Great Western Road. In April tho
cars OF the latter win into the depot Of the Ohio and
Mississippi at Cincinnati, and the City Of NcwYork be
brought into direct union with ST. Louis without chang
ing cars The Eastern division OF the Ohio and Aisss
sppi Road earned In
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ARMS AND TROPHIES-METROP
"A TAN FAlR-The Committee Arms and Trophies
are csi making their Department OF special In
toe.t and would ask the cooperation Of tho public Pnres
plies any the present. carrier wars
Of this country which they wish to donate Pace on az
MI; au will please address early dale VA. r. BLOB
OFT Chairman Committeo, No. Great Jones-st. All
articles Entrusted to this Committee for exhibition VII be
carefully protected and promptly returned st tho cssc Of the
FL
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METROPOLITAN FAIR, IN AID OF THE
vi UNITED STATES SANITARY COMMISSIONS.
DEPARTMENT OF METALS. HARDWARE, AND
HOUSE, PuhSI5HIN0.-Qhe Special Con nsi;;ee sppon'ed
10 solicit Contributions from those IN tho Metal Hardware,
and urni.hns Trade would respectfully give notice
10 al those intending sepd articles of heIesness 70 the
Par tia. sbe ROOM IS NOW READ&, and tina, ns-noss
Of tr Committee will be Ia attendance daily 70 arrange TIE
srtscle. fox exhibition. . -.
ION o. and liberal response to IDS notico uTfed that
The room II thu Department sy be credit 10 the lads ana
u a. MURDoCK, Chairman
Oxo n wr-xoup SecKefary
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/ OEpsaycs Ospfcg WAS DsPARrsYyT
WAsafsGroy. February -. lena. }


WARRINGTON, February -. Ient
PROPOSALS viii DC received by this Depart
mont ustu TUESDAY, as'ch 10 a. p M ter sne
AESIs. Uu.ied States t.yary pattern. As hereinafter
a. N. T.w.yors Ar.-,,sl, 100 sels
At the Frsntfofd ArssDal, 5,0oo sets.
AZ The tl!ezhsEy Arsenal, h0J0 sofa
Attic Cincinnati Depot. zoe sets.
At tho 81. Louis Arsenal, 500 sets.
T..o sod OF lor.s Eil usn- "a 10 b. inf~hed com
eie esrrr dc horse curry comb lsia, piessda
rgn h,r1vTr and sups, aTs 20 eoniorm s7ly IN pat
snd aaish to hc.e deposited at %. ARENAS aso's
c. ,-a ,. nchoa between The bars on TIE inside
Of the Fu.l tho side b,rs Of sJ whit, ~ood OF beech
be nth ofan inch .hlel and III lot into the wood
10 30 covered with us h..t slaughtered ell other
ton duFn= ~ ita-cs Of 'hs Manufacture boz mo equip
nlan,. wi. b. laspccsea At s Ar.nsi. ~h-,o d-s"
p.y, qa &c sd' - s. q ., H9 r., , Sns hundred
pr ~oek for al contract. 81 ho 900 ny 70 49, 50.
tao hundred ,sti PER wses tor ~ osnr.s o. Oa %
om 2J 20 90 .els Tho f's delivery !" b nsds Oh ""
F.nr,, 20 MAJ. drvvre, O., ,pedhed time viii subject
the ofol.afe o. tue Dnn1er 10 may al " Do
No bid. viii he considered from p,re- other than r-takr
nsuuactrr-r, anl such known this Department 20
b. fully conpe,en, 20 execute IN hsI own shePs tho wSH
SId.1. ir nco,- with ,helr bid, II. written seEnOvleis
raen,S Of their sare,ier, ovvr .heir own signature
Bah party obtaining contssos vii be Obliged 10 eS.r MO
bonds Villa approved .vte,l-. for s faithful erection
Upon the .~srd being ins .ucesysnl bidder vii be Iot
H.d ard lsfnith-t with icyias Q! cou,-ic aud bond
Tie Department to dsh' 70 re~' snJ o. al BIDS
no, deemed sHisfse'nfy.
Propo..s VIII be addressed BErdsr GozSfsi oser;o
D. R...sy Chief u Orn4ne- ws.hin gop n c. and eil
be rSOrs.a "PrsYos-is foS Horse yqsif n-s,.,,
Phrsdrr Cen.rj Chief Of Ordnance
On2slsCs OFFICE WAR DsFlRTsRsT,
To tin. Nr op.nl1s an1sI iss sAoye %. H0.s
Esoips-,. ro.,P.sed es the aes i", AL - s' De
Dg!s. Cen, Chisf OF OsdE-nce-
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The closing prices we're, Cod. 1921; New-York
Central 40; Erie. l27 RrIs Preferred, iO9 HadSon,
1874; Harlem. l43r Reading. i42ii Michigan Central
i4,; Michigan Southern. lls!i Illinois Central. 1891
Cleveland and Pittsburgh. l2iii Toledo heii Rock
Island l25ti Central Coal s5i Cumberland. al pts-
burgh and Fort Wayne 1901 Chicago and North.
western. s3i, Csstop, Cot Quicksilver, 6i.
Freights are dull and somewhat heavy. To
liverpool. the engagements are: 1000 bush. Wheat
at 3D., In bulk, 1850 bills. Flour at Is 3D. 10 tcs
Beef o. g. Sd $500 boxes Bacon at l7s 6d % hhds
Taliow at iCs per neutral 800 bbls. Flour at "a; io
tes Beef Of 49, 200 boxes Bacon at &s 20 hhdS TAT
Low at Ies Cd; aud per steamer go oor'' Bacon ~
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Droposals
ou.p,.p.,rrR. OFyics. No. 6 Safest. }

QuaprsRxAsrrRs oFrcs No; stste.'h'
Newly ora, Mlrch Ia. 1854. J
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-Sealed PROPOSALS
sill ha received Al mi. OGoe until IL ~ SATURDAY
hs i,th inst, for the erection Of tioNernu.nt Budnss
IN, pan end specifications aud tho pace whcro we pud
ng 49, t h. ere. ed viii be made known application al
III. f,tlic. STEWART VAN vLiET Ouafteruiaster.
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Rcuyosp. N. Y, March II. l&t
PROPOSALS. for furnishing about 100 MN
il To FlLL THn QUOTA or RICHMOND COUNTY
uadsr he ts ordered fst tie ish Of pr 1854 are
49, n.rt'ss wiling 70 con;I.c. the rcqcsd 20
psts. At vis tAelr iar. Z no enos 0, ne D'-1
DAVID L. GARDINER, Chairman
A. WnIxT, Clerk
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A New Episcopal Church.-Divins service, win bc
held In tho Chapel Of kaisers Institute 5hy between Is
and 42d ss SUNDAY. Of lo} and 81 D. m The Rev
DR. DYER viii preach in the Morning aud de Raw Str
PuEE n. TYNO, r., in tho Afternoon
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TIE kew.yerk Assoeiasice 81 eandey ;SchSsl
win hold their Annual Meeting In ths
tonsqssrc r. D. Cbarch (the Rev Dr. Huttcash ON moN
DAY EVENING. zt inst, at u O'CLOCK in'etesnss sLei
ci.es may be expected. Subject for discnssion
and Errors in sandsy.Scbooi Instruction"
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NsATRIMONIAL.-An American Gentleman,

Iva u years Of sey returned from Europ "a d-~r-
Gus Of OPENING a CORRESPONDENCE with some young
LAZY OF refinement vii view 10 mstimony Sho must be
yonz pretty aud oil Mind aud aniabe d.poslon Answsrs
from youGg lad-s living in the country soced. Address
CHARLES h. MORTIMER. New \ ork Post Office. .a