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THE LATEST FROM THE RICHMOND
PAPEHS.

WASHINGTON, December 10.-The Richmond
papers of Thursday, December 8, say that no
thing new had been received at the Confederate
War Department regarding Sherman's move
ments.
No exchange Of Georgia papers had been re-
ceived, of later date than the Sd of December.
Moseby has been promoted to the rank Of
Colonel.
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gpociaI to Tha Evening roIcqrnpn.

~"
WAsuEGrcN, December lO.-Ou application 10
the Secretary Of the Treasury and General Spin
ner we are informed that the report that ha TO-
tends 10 receive the Old seyen-t1lr'iss ia pay
meut for customs duties is without any fouu-
datiOn.
1t appear that il is nothing mors or lcs7 than a
,tockjobbing operation, gotten up by spectators
in Washington aud New York. Several millions
Of these notes have been redeemed by General
Spinner in grecubacks, and the remaining four
teen millions now said 20 be outstanding, will be
redeemed on pres 'nia.ion in the same way. Thcy
are also convertible iHto 1851 bonds, at the option
Oi the holder.
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DRY GOODS.
I3 PRICE & WOOD, II
NORTH NINTH STREET,
ABOVE ARCH,
SUITABLE FOR holiday PRESENTS,

SUITABLE FOR holiday PRESENTS,
Handsome Embroidered HandEsrehiefs, warranted AL
linen, 81 up to D..
Embroidered Handkerchlefs, 90 and IS cents, and sl
Ladies Black Border Hemstitched Handkerchief, 70,
50, and 90 cents and sl at 10 ps cent less thn
porter's prices.
La dies Hemsttshed Handkerchief, 37JS, 40, 5O So Gj
and 70 cents.
Ladies French Linen Hemsutahod Handkerchief, IS
cents, 81 20 and slSO.
Gents Linen Cambria Hemsthched Handkerchief, 70
and g. cents 81, tl12}s, sl'25, sI5O, aud sl7S.
Gents Hemsuched Colored Bordered Handkerchief,
10 cents, and 81 up to sl'75.
Gents Colored Border dkercheh, warranted AZ
linen, 90, rs, and 80 cents.
Worked Collars, Worked Sets, and InfInts worked
Bodies, very cheap,
large assortment Of Lace Collar.
A large assortment Of Black Lace Wells.
Handsome BTOehe sGarfs, % cents, 637H, - %, a,
and o..
A large assortment Of Ladies' and Gents' Gloves
Gents Kid Gloves, lined, Sl75, 81, 90 20, ,aud sl75
large assortmen nj OF Porte Monnaiss.
Gents Neck Ties, Shirt Fronts, and suspenders,
Lsdieb' Woouon Hoods and sont9gs.
Bleached and Unbleached MusIns
An wool and Domet Fisnnels.
Blescned and Unbleaohed Canton FlannSls.
"a Ehirting FlAnnels
GIey and He'd Tuilled FlsnIels, etc etc.
PRICE & WOOD,
NO. ia N. FIGTEI street.
n B-DAlly receiving Goods Suitable for Presents
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The Legislature Of virginia-ElectiOn of
United States Senators.

WASHINGTON, December lO.-The Legislature
of Virginia, as contradistinguished from that of
West Virginia, now in session at Alexandria
have elected Joseph Segar to all the vacancy in
the United States SenatcI occasioned by the death
of Mr.. Borden aud John C. Underwood, at
present United States District Judge, in place Of
Mr.. Carlile, whose term of office will expire on
the 4th Of March next
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NTAcT,E!;y,,.s AUCTION ROOMS, No oas

MACKEY's AUCTION ROOMS, No. 32s
w MARKET Street.
&C. MACEEY, Auciiourcr. saiirts consignueuts of
GOODS, WAKES, AND MERCU ANDfsr,
% a kindg, for public sale a his Auction Rooms and he
wu AtitIH Icr. HUal'y Co. aHipH OF
~ REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS
At The ESCfaurc
HOUSEHOLD FuRSIrUEB
AtDwtIiurs, ard
STOCKS OF MERCHANDISE
At Tho stores of the owners.
Cgs win be advanced when desired on consignment Of
goods for public sao,
IMPORTERS SALE or TOYS
ly order Ct Mc ste. JOHN NOgr & Co.. nporers. who
az closing mt thcir stock Of Toys, this bons tb,
salO this season.
On Tuesday N1rrfrg,
AZ y o'clock, at &c Hlak,ys Auction Room. No a23
MdL - street large Hssurtut uf French .ruau aud
tn'NEh Toys Including Fellows TOYS of ali descriptions
sgm,u, Tea sc.s, villages Nuup.us, Urugs, Dolls,
ll,u-hoats, turg Babies, Kid Dolls, Noahs Arts,
mast 6 Ggl b,,, lafg ,5 R53S,s.' Egmtgro cic
IN invoice of Vases, Figure Candies Irts. Cul,gnoa.
h5ch Doses. Motto cups and sBuctts ari Nuas partu
vases aud iwua. Doll Heads and Babes. Lava Gard
Plates, lIl .Cuth GLASSES, etc.
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SHBKIBAH PETROLEUM COMPANY.
CAPITAL, Sl,5oo, 900.
100000 SHARES.
working Capital, $4,000.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $3.50 PBR SHARE.
FULL STOCK.
eFFIOB, No. 400 WALNUT STREET.
SECOND STORY, BACK ROOM.
eTFIOB, No. 432 WALNUT STREET.

Tho property Of The Company contiss u the f1usvtsg
valuable leases on Creek aud Cherry Run and uhsh
aro only partially developed the production being asaay
sixty baues per day equal to over one per eeat psr
month tho capital stock, and Is Increasing AIse
u'ot OF '' aoe' Ia Zee simple on Cherry Run, on the
-, ,,,, ,, 49, -, a. " 80 'Vl CON
ssi,ct,5 ,,,r,i,,. g. ,,.,.,... -, - f f',,po'1
md oq,r, tr,,.,.r,. ..,,-,. Nv, -, ~ p.-
r,.,p,D,e, nov, ,-g,r,,t-. Wv
.,, ~ - On q ','''u W u y'o''oa "nen thcfc Ia
~, ,,-i,,,rI ,,,,.,, % ~ ~ L'y -, ~ :" ne
- ' ' '' 80 % q VI 'No ." "os =
No.2.- STEVENSON FARM
Appp5i, Iss,lt tei,n,r, ,,r tho .,t,.,.- - -..-
inc an .erc. .,t,.,.5 nj, on 60, -, , ,,.
about ,,'u. -. ,,. ,s,, W., 80, uu
ID, a.. ,.icf,t,,, NJ, go. ~, a., -, 49, 'i1 -
.,I y, -, ,.,, -, ,., ~, , y" 'uo ''So''
o,,,,r ,,,,,.,, =, t,,st. - a.. " @ ,' " -
go. - ,t.-I., - ~, i, -, -
mn. -, - ''" ''' P'N'0' u w
Eo.s-BENNEHoOF FARM.
Tbist,a lcsseogS Az asres on which ia .,..,ea p.c
merry In full operation and four yells are bsng nut do-,
Que is complete and ready for testing snoth,r pe.,
dawn and thu remainder nfogrss.ips I,t..rom.r.,,.
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STRENGTH TO THE WEAK!
YOUTH TO THE AGEDl
BIOKRENE,

or,
LIFE II Ell u V EN- TOR.
This preparation Is unequaled Rejuyenaior aud Re-
EtOreT OF wasted OF Inert functions.
The aged should be certain 20 make the Boreno AhSuso
hold god nRsmuch will render them youthful feel
ing and In strength, and enable them live again the
days OF their pristine JOY. Il not only IhHSrateI Dot
IN bose who have been reduced condition oi serytY.
SELF abuse msiOi tune ordinary sickness. No alter
what the of the impotensy human organ hs
superb preparation win remove the effect At once and 0J
ever.
BIOKRENE
Cures mpotency General Debility, Dyspepsia Deprea-
sion Loss OF Appetite, weakness OF the Organs "
Generation, 1mbt clty, Emaoiauon Enuui
II has delightful desirable, and novel efoct upoa
the Nervous system and all who in any way pros
trated BY disabilities earnestly advised 10 see
In this most excellent aud unequAhed preparation
Persons who, by impudence, have lost ihcir NATURE
VigoF will find speedy and permanent cure In the
BlOKRENE.
II win be found totally different nom aD other articles
Tor the same purposes.
TO FEMAfES-This preparation ia inv aluabs In nar-
vous weaknesses OF all kinds, It win restore tho wasted
Strength viii wonderful pCunaneuCe.
u II also grand tonic viii give relief I'm Dyspepsia
with the hrst dose. brC persistence n It's viii
ate the stomach to degroe Of perfect health, aud bAnsA
Dyspepsia forever.
One Dollar per bottle, six bottles for 50. Sold ~
Druggists generally.
Sent by express anywhere by addressing
HUTCHLHGS g. HILLYER, Projectors.
No 81 CEDAR Street. New York
Sold by JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & COW
DEN, No. ~ N. sINIH Street, Philadelphia.
u. 6-tuihs3m-rp
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A STHMA CURED.-RELIEF GUARAN-
~ teed IN ten minutes, and permanent cure effected
by the OF Fhams Asthma Cnre Cases OF from fsN
freny yfaTs standing Weld Of TO ts influence
Price 81 Sent postpaid 20 any address BY 81 g. UPHAm
No. p r. EIGHTH Street, philadelphia Pa Circulars
sent free. l2-6-tusm3nFP
HAIR UPROOFFD FROM ALL PARTS
ofthe BODY In 6rs minutes, Wh0m injury 10 s 6t,H
nv "U DepigtOry POwder." Mailed tO Rddress
for 9l'25, by y. &. GPHAM No, - s. ElGH tn Street,
PhiAde phia, Pa. IL O. tvs m3mFB
~ FOR SALE.-THAT VALUABLE LOT
E Of Ground, southeast corner Of Eighteenth and Rtten
huuso streets having mont Eighteenth street and
on littenh0use street ll3 feet
Also lot Of Ground northwest corner OF Chesnut aud
Twenty second streets, having mont Chestnut atTsat
Ofi39 feet b. 80 Twenty second street Inquire OF
THOMAS VI, CONNEII.,
Counting House VI Dr. ID. Jayne Bon,
i2-lQS' No, A4 CHESNUr Street.
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NO.I.-MiLLER FARM.

This tl2 fgo casc OF II scros ON which there Ia
well llnowiug over 90 barrels per day AsogiqsfA.
oil In sadwcu, making in all 3-l2 OF a Of Inc oil iros 4
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DRY GOODS.

~ --+'F' ~ W.
No, As N, EIGHTH STREET,
VALUABLE HOLIDAY GIFTS.
GOODS AT THE REDUCED RATES,
Eotat oushaf their vsluo though =, some say they or,
selling, tor We find usrd work to got enough
cnEAr GOODS AT OUR USUAL Low PRICES
supply N our cusomsr' ard mover hear Of any one
ever undertaking us that's true but singular, isutitl
.orcce' McIiuocs ,sll,, sl5O srG5 81 70 5-rcdusod.
lUlogc- Empress Cloths and rsphns, sl2j, sl5J Sl.5j
90 pieces rarh Mpaca', 87', 90 10 sroo--oinccd.
l" pNc.. |'n h.osa Unis NN, .H, N1la. .1-r.IugeI
Al kuas Ot Dress Goods lt bargains.
BALEORATF, sBIRTIEG LINENS.
1000 heavy Woo, nauorals s2C2s to $3.50 those cheap
80 GiseA aud White Mourning ualm,rars, s2i, to 50,
lgog,ccs suuung Linens, ol' cents q, cents, to sl.s
very clcsp
sBRTITG AND CLCAEING OLoTUG
MEMS AND nors' CLOTHS AND CAssIHERGs.
shrlur C5ths sl $50 TO s2. doubt, and srro vrftr
Men 1d Boys Cas,.noros and sstinols, 81, 81 30,
Hosyy double width CLOAK Ing cloths sI25 sl75. 81, ST.
tbngh'ua CIo.us, Tor Boys Oyorooas. s!I,, double
Atwood Frosted Beavers, $3.50 double width.
MUsLINs, FLANNELs, CALICoEs.
Atwood ylannol, 80 cents, that can't be beat.
shaker and puinct tanncs 0O, 20, 5ha, 81 wash with
caleo,s q! 2s H. 35'i cents; cents yard les. than
Puppies, Nsrrimucks, all klrds, cheap
~ pieces Canton klauuul, ok cents very low now
Canton Fanpcs, 30, D a., o. %, ~ cur low prices.
BROCHE sHAWLS. BLANKET SuAWLS.
B,antet shawls selling at rOduccd rates.
IHcl, open Centre BrUoAu sAuwls, low.
All glnts ofDryGoods at the reduced rates.
OWEN EVANS & co.,
CHEAP MAMMOTH DRY GOODS HOUSE,
No, as Il. EIGHTH STREET.
P. .s.-sclng n cheap, HemsulchOd Hsndkorchion for
Ladies' and Children, 2S 81 37Js Is Embroidered
Hsndkerch!os; Chldrons Handkerchief 10, II, I2 Is
cents, warranted all Incu beautiful sc4rts cheap; Hoop
skrts Shirt B0soms, % cents.
CASSELBERRY' s,
1t No. - n. EIGHTH Street.
y = Cr yfpCuU ApnunCAnu n m
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PRESIDENT,
JAMES NJ. CONARD.

PRESIDENT,
JAMES NJ. CONARD.
SECRETARY AND TREASURER,
JOHN Il. CARR.
DmEcToRs,
JAMES NJ. CONRAD, No. 62I Market street.
JOHN II. GRAHAM, No. G25 Market street
JOS. II. SHEPPARD, No. zoos Chcsnut street
COATES WALTON, No s23 Market street
WM. HART CARR, Ne. 1881 s. Broad street
The on iards Of the Company consist OF the following
described tracts, embracing In all one hundred and Hy
I'VE u52) acres.
TRACT no
contains hNy six C6) acres situated at the junction of
Burns Run and the Ohio river with frontage on both
the river and run
TRACT NO.9
contains forty HO) acres, adjoining No. /.
No'l and are leased for fifteen years three fourhs Of
the oil secrurg the Company. They embrace the entire
valley Of thSTun for nearly QUO mile.
TRACT NO.
contains nfy-sS acres, owned by the Company in fee
simple, located Fifteen creek which omp,les into the
Little Muskingum river. The Messrs. Tack Brothers, who
hayoboen SO the Horse Neck property in Viz
within six hundred feet ofour line l2-Io-lm
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proposale.
PROPOSALS FOR BLANKETS.
Il ORDNANCE OvyrcR WAR DsrARrssST,


SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this Office until
O'Clock m on FRIDAY, July Is. 1864 for the delivery
" 'N' Fifty si'1r1 ThousAND CAVALRY BiLANKErS.
The Blanket, must be OF the following description, viz Of
wool. close st0ut gcnan bne, with
orange border inches wide and three inches from the
Edge and the letter, y six inches high orange color in thu
bv 81 inches wide and the weight OF 3is5 H. say 3S
h which variation Of 0l875 5l6hs Of pound. may bs
allowed They must be single and not 10 pairs ana be packed
in cases Of one hundred blankets zach
They 70 be inspected at the factory where made but
BE- delivered the NewYoEk Agency free OF any charge
to the United States TO- transportation handing and none
win be accepted paid for except such pass the inspection
Of aud approved By the United states Inspector. .
Deliveries be- made follows, one tenth Of the
number con,rsed Tor per week, commencing within one
month from the date Of tbs contract
Failure deliver at specified time will subject The contract
Forfeiture Of re qllny due .. ,ni' time 70 90 ~
blankets or regular aeale, in sch l., goods
T' I S E d b. two sspo"'bs persons
tho sam" an W. With god and s"coa sSs equal 70
the whole aoant Of the contract to deliver the Nice PRO-
posed ia conformity with the term, Of this adYs,tisemsnt
and in cs.e - aid bidder should fail to enter lalo s coh
@ 'siy nd 'ss ss s:s
whom the contract may be awaried Tue Responsibility Of the
Clerk Of the neseit District Court Of Tho United States Dis
bonds ID s.m equal to che amount Of the contract signed
BIZ the contractor aud both Of his guaran,or will be required
OF the successful b S5RM q s5if the
Of =, aud state f., hereby jointly snd seversly
with the United States and guarantee, in the
bid Of be accepted tha, he or they will a.
once execute tho contract for the with good and SUN
cn surees In equal 70 the amount OF tho costrict
furnish articles proposes IN conformity 70 the erss OF
the dated June a. 1851 under which the bid
was made and in case of the said - - shall fail to
a Aforesaid guarantee 20 make good
the difference between the offer OF the said - and
the lowest responsible bidder OF tie person to whom the
contract may b. awssded
Given under our hands and seals this - day Of,
l9o-.
ISeaLl
fSeI.
Witness.
To hi. guarantee mus. DO appended tho Official certificate
above mentioned
Each party obtaining contrie, will bs Obliged to enter
into bonds with approved sDees for tue faithful execution
OF the seine.
Upon The award being mad successful bidders viii DO mott
Ged aud furnished with forms OF contract and bond.
The Department the right to reject any or s hs
bids If deemed unsaiiifsctory any account
Proposals will be addressed 10 Bngadier General George
D. Ramsay Chief Of Ordnance. Washington d. c. and wit
b. indorsej Proposals. for Is ankets."
GEORGE D. RAMSAY,
Bhradicr General, Chief Of Ordnance.
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90 farmers an0 Others.
DAvID THOMPSON,
~ HORTICULTURIsT AND NURsERYMAN,

~ AND NDNSEhi MAN
Green Island topposte 1Ioyl
has hand and now resdylor trenspanns large Quantity
Of superior and hardy GRAPE VINES in all sbout sixty
rietics catalogue gives specific character ara qualities.
4ial also hand large assortment Of STRAWBERRY
VINES Of which hpen early a. the 10th Of May See
Catalogue for details ,s,.,
Has also French Prussan aud German PRUNES; also
that superior ZWETsCHEN PhUkE favorsbly
noticed In and by the Farmers Club in New cry The
Tribune newspaper, and The County 0eneinan. Speaking
Of THOMPSONS GRAPES, the Farmers Club says;
"If this Is Seeding that will ripen at Troy every ys1
with certainty then Ia acquisition worthy OF notice.
varieties Of tbs Prune and this 1.-THE Zwcta
chen Oats commonly called Swzse) and this may be one OF
them any rate, II the unanimous opinion OF the Clue
that Ia ercesnt fruit and well worthy OF recommends
for general best Prune they tasted
Ito be careful to recommend anything not worthy but
willing 20 give this Prune tbs highest recommendation
Backed and ustaingd heis by distinguished body
the Farmer Club Of Newiork city nseu well a. prac-
teal eolysors Of fruits and Vines thsnseves Nix Thom
he able present 10 than such varieties Of plants shall
suit their tne and choice, urging all to plant Vno Tree
or Straw berry Bed that 10 tho Of two
at most they At their hos ENJOY the fruits easily
70 BE- obtained IN the begnningsnd which luIursnty crafty
IN the eud.
Mt THOMPSON 10 Il oil times In readiness to attend to
Gale for his services In for the Fruit Yards Vines and
0ardfns Of bis friends and empoyes In tho line OF his
fesion.
Orders for his Vines Trees &C., may be len Of Col W. T.
Wlsrds Secrety County gfcuitural and Manu-.
fActuEers Soeistyb Oss No. % last, corner Ferry Troy
hs house Green Island Of Canal and Market A
DAVID THOMPSON
Horticutarst and Nurserymas
Green Island. NY
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AY, JUNE q, 1864.
Urn 1oo0o.
AT KINzEYs

"A K!GHrH-AvESUE CHEAP STORE.
SELLING AZ RETAIL 50 PER CENT BELOW
., 900 spooEs corroN ie.' ic .nd g, STOOL.
5s s sf9Ss O. dEHGs %rE SPOOL
JOB LOT CROCHET corroSs, Sc, .nno,
400 sPOOLs MACInNE-Twrsr. Zoe. SPOOL.
BEST FIVE YARD SHIRT bkAiDs &C. aud &C.
5000 PIECES SILK BRAlDS. Be- and b.
1000 RUBBER COMBS, DAMAGED, 5G; r,,,,,ryco
HOOKS AND EYES, TAPES. BRAIDS, TRIMMINGS,
BUTTOSS..sc., SC, MUCH
UNDER PRICE.
MANUFAcTURERS' sTosK OF STRAW
5000 BONNETs. EVERY. STYLE 81. sHArEa
- 900 HATS AND BLoonfRs D Every sa4t&, "'
STYLE AND DESCRIPTION. l5s., to 81.
5000 MEN AND BOYS HATS, 2s;, to :, g. pvrov sqv,v
AND QUALITY. BELOW t %suo4EsALG sRSS,Es. ''
ILLUSIONS, LAcES, FLOWERS
I 1os nors Or ~ a Ii had ooDs CHEAP
JOB LOTS or TRIMMINGS, CHEAP.
JoB LOTS 81 81 e6ASs & SHbA srEvEs
J J9R I t9Ts 8g fARhso diiy cPEAf.
JOB LOTS g af r fS piv fkY S}GFrs SsS
sS y PAR6s Il hTSS yo MUski gR'G s e.
800 GRENtDINE Walls, 25c.
2.Ooo GENTS LINEN HEMMED HAHDKERcHIEFs,
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
FULL ASSORTMENT oy ALL K dSIs,, o,,r ORG M
GOODS OF ALL KINDS. AT WHOLESALE on
,,,onn. LACE GOODS, EMPPRoIDESSIEEs,
GOODS AT WHOLESALE,
BELOW
JoBBERs' PRICES; -
Nos: g11 AND 573 EIGHTH-AvESUE,
DELI" ZEN /" XIV Tw We STREETS.
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Coruoration Notices.
PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS 70,
$250,OOO
OF
"PIOT DAMAGES INDEMNITY BONDS,
No. ." OF TIE COUNTY or NEW.YORK.

No 81 OF THE COUNTY OF NEW-YORK.
Scaled Proposals will be received At the Comptrocrs once
until MONDAY the 2.h day OF June 1861 ct O'Clock p NJ
when the same will be pubo opened for the purchase oil the
whole or any part Of the Of Two Hundred and fty
thousand Dollars ($25OoOs) Of Riot Damages Indemnity
Bonds No Q" Of the County Of Eew.lork. authorized by
Clar and as amended by Chapter 800 Of tho Low. OF
1854 and by M ordinance OF tho Board of Supcrvsor ap
proved by the Mayor June Is, 1854.
The said bonds viii bear interest at the rse n six per cent
per annum payable hayeary the fs dag of MHy and
November in year and the principal will be edecmabe
on the first day of November. 1892.
The will the amount Of bonds desired and the
price pcs 800 thereof and h persons whose proposals arc
accepted viii heeupon be required deposit with the County
Treasurer a the Broadway Bank the awarded TO them
respectively.
On presenting TO the Comptroller the receipts OF the County
Treasurer fo such deposits the parties viii be entitled to re-
ceve bonds or equal amounts Of tia par value Of the sums
awarded Them bearing interest from the dates Of payments
Each proposal should be scaled and ndorcd Proposals for
Indemnity Bonds No. o. and tho same ncoscd
in second envelope addressed to the Comptroller.
The night reserved to reject any all Of the bids CON
sder,d necessary protect promote the interests Of the
County. MATTHEW L. BRENNAN, CompJoher
City Of NewYosk, Department OF Finance, Comp,rouers
Office June Il, 1864
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$2.OOO,OGO L OF Q rh A n

COUNTY OF n l. W. Olsh.
Subscriptions hereby invited to Loan Of Two Million
Doar authorized by ORD nance Of the Board Of SUPPORTS
approved by the Mayor June Is 1851 entitled An Ord
provide for the procurement OF Volunteers FOR the
Armies OF the Union Per; aud parcel Of the Quot OF tue
City and County Of NewA under any future call OF the
Pgrsidcn; foriien'
The proper books for snch subscriptions will be opened at
the Conptoers Office aud aer Saturday the 18th June
instant and viii remain open until the whole sum shall DO
taken.
Subscribers will BE- required 10 deposit with the County
Treasurer at rosdwAy Bank, within nvo days aer enter
ing their subscriptions, the amount subscribed cfty them
respectively and presenting his receipts COZ the n6ncy 20
the Comptroller they will receive Bonds o. .the County fo
equal amounts redeemable on before June 1858 with
interest from the date OF payment at tbs rate OF 1 per cent
PEI
Our ieow-ciiizens and the public generally respect
fully invited cooperate with the Board Of Supervisors IN
the benevolent and patriotic pgIpsse Of supplying the quota
Of from this County the cs o.; ,he Prederi for more
or the to be made public without roso'ins
DIAN foT that purpose Action Will not DE taken 10 raise
oluteels under The ordnance referred until sucie at
subscribed TO the Committee IL proceeding
Ia this usteT.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Corp,roilcT.
City Of Now.York, Department OF Finance. Compuoers
Ofice June 49, 1906.
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A,.rrAsr ou.n11ssAsrkn GxsxnAL's Oy.lck,

Twelfth and Girard.s,s, Philadelpha June %, 1864
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ is office until WEDNESDAY next the 3sth inst al II
O'Clock m for supplying the United States with the following
articles, deliverable n the Sehuylki Arsenal. Philadelphia,
viz:
yulcanzed India Rubber. CuttaPeschs water proof
Blankets for shelter tents for footmen, army standard
Vulcanixed India Rubber Out;a Percha water proc.
Ponchos Tor shelter Tor hor.-uen army standard
Brass Numbers-Nos. 3-army standard
6x4 Scarlet Facing Cloth army standard.
Manila Packing Paper. Ia0 for bsins purpoSes Samples
required
their proposals the price, which mast be syon In Tisry
well IN figures the quantity bid Tor and time u dssey
Each bid he guaranteed two responsible persons,
whose signatures must be appended TO the guaranty
Bid from defsan; contractors viii no. DO received
Blank form. Tor proposal. be- hal application at THE
oce and each bid must be iorsed with the OF the
particular article bid for. O. II. CR0SNAN,
Assistant QuaItsrmasier General, y. s. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-27

AT No 1SI STl- AVENUE.
n COSTISUUATiOS OF OUR GREAT CLEARING
OUT SALE OF
RICH SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS. CL0AKS,
sIAWL3 PARAsOLs. cad sun UMBRELLAS, PLAIN.
anu ~ MREDUCED PRICES.
''''-' = At REDUCED PRICES.
BAREGE ASGLAiS and DELAiNEs.
'N"I''' '''''''''' A,REDUGED PRICES.
AtREDUCFD PRICES.
PLAIN STRIPE PLAID and BROCkDF SiLkA.
AtGEDUCED PRICES.
SILK and CLOTH CIRCULARS and sAcQuES,
Al GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
SPRING and SUMMER SuAWLs,
PARAsOLS aud Sun UMBRELLAS.
At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Tho BALANCE OF our lAr-e STOCK 81 BLACK SILK.
AtEkDUCED PRICES
And our usual large variety OF STAPLE DRY GOODS,
lower than any other hOus- in the city. -
NJ ROBERTs. IT,, No. igl sh-sv.