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Register % Important Events Tor the
Year.
New and complete edition of
, 1865-01-07


At abont 4 o'clock yesterday morning
Harry Lazarus. q .wellknown pugilist und
proprietor Of the drinking place known as the
"X-10u-3'' {Extcnuate) No. Il East Hous
ton street, WAS stabbed in the neck and al
most Instantly Killed by notorious fighting
character named Barney Fricry. The latter
is part proprietor with u ''Rockey" Moore in
the Ten Forty Loan" No. Il East Houston
street, and feud has existed for some time
past between Lazarus und Fr1cry, growing
out Of the rivalry between the two honscs.
Several fights had occurred between the
friends and patrons Of the rignl proprietors,
and at thu same time mentioned above,
FTiery, accompanied By four others, entered
to fight. THIS Harry refused, and.after some
words had passed between the two, Friery
extended his hand and requested Lazarus to
shake hands with him. As their hands met
in apparently friendly grasp, Fr:ery drew d
knife and planged it almost to the hilt ia the
neck Of Lazarus. severing the jugular vein.
Harry fell to the floor and expired from hem
were SO horrifed ut the unexpected and
tragic occurrence that they failed to inter
fc1c or give an alarm until Friery and his
companions had jumped into sleigh and
made their escape. Captain Williamson, Of
the Fourteenth precinct, Immediately On
hearing Of the murder started several officers
IN search of the fugitives. The remains Of
the deceased we're then conveyed to the resi-
dence Of his parents In Center street near
Grand, and Coroner Collin was notified to
hold an inquest in the case. The deceased
Was son Of the noted English pugilist, IzzY
Lazarus, the Falstaff Of the prize-ling, The
inquest will be held at the Fourteenth pre-.
cinct station house at l o'clock this alter
noon. Great excitement prevailed among
the sporting md fstic population when the
details Of the tragedy were heard. Both the
parties were well known to them, and the de-
ceased Ind host Of friends in the {fatrrnitY
, 1865-01-07

called at once for their money, the banks
wonld not hold themselves responsible for it.
So soon as the rebels had fairly left tho city,
the Mayor aud other officials started under
flag Of truce to surrender the place to Gen.
Sherman.
The Savannah Republican contained the fol-
lowing nrticlc, only In its last issue-asa rebel
sheet, at least. It Is understood to be from
the Mayor:
"To THE CITIZENS OF SAVANNAH: By the for.
tunee Of WET we today pass under tue authority Of
Savannah, which took place last night, left the
army Ni!l, no doubt take possesslon 70 day.
morning under nag Of truce for the headquarters
Of Gen Sherman. to offer the bartender Of thc civ
and ask terms Of capitulauon, by which private
Il snd all proper
respect on the part Of cur Citizens and to express
the belief that their property and persons will be
respected 1y our military ruler. The fear express
ed by many that Gen. Sherman will repeat tie
order Of expulsion from our homes which he en-
forced against the citizens OF Atlanta we think to
be without foundation. He assigned his reason In
ia ia ezs foos as mMlitaEy ~ necessity It Has qnes
me clnzens, and he stated that be must have mil
and soie 9ccnp' 'tion. But In our case food can be
aeandantiy @ snpplied for ho.h army and citizens.
NeWon1o nol DC understood az eTcn int1matfne
that we arc to be fed at the cost Of the Federll
Government, bal that food can be easily Obtained.
II II AZ p5oeaey, ~ all who ean adord to pay IN
"it behooyes all to keep within their houses m.
til Gen. Sherman will hare Organized 4 nrovost
system, and snch police as will ensnre safetr t.
persons as well as property.
~ Let our conduct be such as to win the adu.irn.
ton Of hmagnanmous foe, and efye no rronnd
for comp1aint or harsh treatment on the nart ~
him who will, for an indefinite period, hold nos
session Of cur city.
ssIn our city there arc, as in other communities
4 large proportion Of poor and needy famiiies'
Nho In the present. situation OF nffairs brousht
nbopt by the prirstfons Of var, will be thrown IN
on the bounty Of their more fortunate ncighbora,
Deal with them kindly, exercise Tour phifanthro-
py and benevoleuce, and let the hearth Of the IN
fortunate not be deserted BY your friendly aid.''
RECEPTION ny TIE CITIZENS.
The residents Of the city we're evidently de-
lighted to see our forces enter. Doubtless
the fear of a bombardment had weighed heav-
ily upon them. The signs Of q general riot
had also alarmed them, the search of the con.
scripting officers had greatly worried them,
md in the peaceful occupation Of the place
by our troops they saw eli these causes Of
alarm removed. Still there were yery general
signs Of satisfaction that proceeded from none
OF these causes. Men and women looked on
the old flag and wcpt, in numerous instances,
and some hailed it with lively demonstrations
of pleasure. There was none Of the rank Bit
teIness manifested which our army eucoun.
tered 1T Nashville, Memphis. Vicksburg aud
, 1865-01-07

i
| EF=o1a Ocr Special Correspondent
PAu,s. Lee noth ,se4
! VIZ hare inst recnicad hv tho As,a A..
,,ta,,oe 5o-. - ~ at1, ~. t.9", 80 14s
| Pa'cA.s ao"h W tae OH Anst.' containing q
very brlei mention Of the Message Of tho
mcnt. as COMPARED with the lanruare rcccnt.
!, ~ fS-tb hv Jaaa-so, n,,;. T. r..
- P1@ - - o'teaa5 Ie7
markco upon os Inc ffcneh JOURNALS. The
expression that no negotiations with the
South arc possible, and that the North nos-
sessns 7nerhansffhlc ,esourcos md II Il ah1a
~ ss-.-- ~, 49,, ~,.om ;.,aof.;.',,. ,..N " Ao1s
10 carry on lne var inaeAnltelS, nave aboVe
all attracted attention. The figures trans-
mitted to us respecting the expenses of the
var for the mast year. as a1so the ont1av ard
rorenne If thc rcar to co,no 40 a,-;aa,.t M ~.
N,e,,N ~. " ~, -.
Wholly erroneous anu un1ntelns1ole, and nc
must therefore whit for further intelligence
On hat bend. With rcrard To internal affairs
+bo naasoro of tha p,ax;3ant,a nfo.
aa~o f .,';s,, at s:asNat 'e
aaa e1se ~ mnien oo,,nt nost 1 a'fec.ay con OF:
ceIts tnis GounlIy nna .Eosernment
!s 1haL NIleh relates 70 lhe Gonoltfon o. Neg"
1co. ing ~ message aecleleS CIV. var SUI t9
cA1s. u ~ oou1iulons ~ " ~, .ha3lian 1, anu
Hoc4allus Luz l'ollEy y! lue caplnet OF WASH,
ngion 20 pG nIan.y ngul1uty, 10" mere IS no
aoaoa ,nat ny tme t, !. Il ate o9naed
~ ti,4 tas th ont .GsI1 t - n.st ~ nt1ls aouo9
- nd.n;t t tta o5 4ha4 t - u uL Isiosea
5se;sn1 ~ 4;s,d a;e 1ta' ~ ;s ~ :; moalu nafo
.Na1,,J 1ac. 1a",, vi ~ sia!t; Ss ntssaSe
Wor cxfsted hnt m ,dm,ss;nn tba+ 4ta 1asn en,r
,,nn;ra ms tn1nded not a ners;starsa ~ Nv" ~
nnfscv ~ ncrtra3itv int n rccnnnitinn ~ nr;s ~ S
EannIeon,s 1.,,enc The ysc,r5 etotod hoin%
i3trcf;,re sa ,1jt'Srrnf f;o,n ,siot 1ros E3s,.;
fnr yon iii easilv understand that Mr Tn.
rn)n'a notice Of Mexican affairs has hecn a.
from giving satfsfaction here. Indeed he7r
tLnt uuvl, nmbrpce has been tasen at his Ian.
nt7,age in lirb QUARTERS. / rerrct that this
Should be the case, and am almost inclincd
policy to hun,or the French Government to
passing over the Mexican question in silence.
Or nearly so. No doubt Mr. Lincoln speaks
the truth. But It is lust because it Is The
truth that 1t proves 60 IN palatable and creates
SO much irritation. The ,Monleur has been
almost daily asserting that the war in Mcxi.
co was over, and the new state Of things cs-
tabIished, and the French people began to
believe that this was really the case. But
now Mr.; Lincoln comes and tells them that
stards neutral between the parties, You
must allow that this way Of telling the truth
nay he ycrv provoking to q Government 1ila
that now established in France; especially
when lie Mexican expedition has been one If
lis ereatest mistakes and stumbling blocks,
The ministerial crisis IN Spain has passed
aynv as spccdilv as It arose. and the DISPATCH
cs anIounce that after several attempts to
1o n1ad ~" 4o rcanst;tnta Mnrsha, N N.rrsez ana
E;a cot,cao,,es IN their off1cea. AZ far Az at
nrosent nr9 tSoUn II annears that he nol,cv ~
IL H1;.;et 10 h4a,, ~ ~ ~ ~
ae .;a.a - ~ hse ot.h ta1 G.LsI ~
ns nrd asT Rnsee1 has haen " trr;ng ;s ham saain
, 1865-01-07
CITIZENS MEETING IN SA.
yANNAll.
The Governor Called on to Convene a
Peace Convention,

tFEom tue SAVANNAH Republican, S9th.
Pursuant to the call of Mayor Arnold, a
large meeting Of influential citizens was held
at the Masonic Hall, at IL N. yesterday, for
"matters relating to the present and future
welfare Of the city" On motion Ds.-Arrold
was unanimously called to the chair, and ad
dressed the meeting.
The following gentlemen wcre appointed
Committee to report resolutions expressive of
vil1alonga, Martin Duggan, J. q. Mills, ".
u. Weed, Alderman Lachlison and Alderman
oBrynes, and after brief absence, reported
tie following resolutions, which were unani-
mously adopted:
reLdcf Of theelty By the CIVIL authorities, Swan
Mah p3asee e once more under the authority Of tho
United states; and
WnEEEAs, we believe that the interests Of the
CITY Will best be snnserved and promoted by a
tul and free expression Of our vfcWs In reQtlnn
cur present condition, NC. therefore,, tse people
oi savannah IN full meeting as4saioied' 10 hereby
TT That ws nesspt she position. and in the Ian
to have peace by laying down our arms md sub.
hitting to the national authority under ihu ConstI-
tEtion," ''learing all questions which remain, to
BE- aS5nsed by The peaceful means of legislation,
Etsoirtd, I'd, That laying aside all differences
sna huryiuE bE.Eonss IN the grnFc OF the p1st, re
VIII usc otr best endeavo.s once more 10 bring
joytd.
Ees0lrd, 81, Tint we do not put ourselves In
INC position q conquered city asking terms Of q
legcs c0n'atrcd In thc proclamation and message
Of the President Of the United Suites, and IN all
the Legislation Of Ccugrc>- In reference to peo-
.'lc situated Rs VIC orc; and whilc we owe on our
par: strict Obedience to the lawy of the United
States, We ask the protection oyer our persons,
llsss ard property recognized by th9sc LAWS.
, 1865-01-07
ItgaI Nnttres.
Nj ASTER'S SALE-State of Illi-

Nj ASTER'S SALE-State Of Illi-
not. Cook county,sa In the Superior Court Of
rAsEyaIn 4AAlLIos 3 MAasn. friend
ELlzAHEfH HuSTkH. AsuATH HAYES rnd Macy 7,
HESTEH snd WARREN H4Yxa.
r. r. potsnS1ee Of decree Of the Superior Court Of
Chicago, II hancery, entered In the above entitled
Cause On IT, afr day OF December d. D. 1851 on bit
4ed Ter partition. Eorlce II hereby given, that Oh
Thursday. the twelfth dsy Of January next, 1t ten
oclcek In tie forenoon ot that da tht md rsxneda
aster1n thanctrg ofthc sid Superior Court 81 eli.
cco will sell q. pLbtc auction to t.; highest bidder,
Gago the north hafof block number eighty ftI ssin
Tue school section 70 the c1t7 Of
county apd state Of Illinois, oxethrr With and ain-
eu!hs the heredftaments and appultenances. By thc
ters o.sad aserst the premises essld Wi 6e o.
extending thsoush trom the I1ser frolt 10 We.s IT..
Of parcel. of taking ths whole that may remain m
amonnt to sixty thousand dollars. The sae viii Be
pAStfJ fLr cath doEn anu pAEt]} credit secured on
the property; more rarticu terCs In those tespectl
can be a>cettaineh BY examining the decree OF 81 In
qury OF the maste on the SALE or at any time pfry
1nsly. ~
Dated December 18th, lse4. -..
HIRAM 2. MATHER
Mner tn fhancaxy or the Superior Court Of Chicavo
+. E.sNIIH. CoulpFt8 Solicitor.
6f19-hf1t.-tn n tdnI4'
, 1865-01-07

THIS ELIXIR CURKa
HYsterta, General pebijitT.
PAlpttAdon Of the Ht4xE
and 1mpotenEy- 1t <estpEu4
mental power aud tho a.
petite, 2ud cAnGra tho rose
to mount the cheek Of pat-
Ior. anu tla 1eb1litAted
man or WOMAN to ftdl Yt&-
orous add 8ttong, theJnuRK
and ambitious blood 10
course through every vein.
ho neTye8 10 become
strong. and tho Ores OF rev
!ne Anu vtEor t. rcanImat&.
the entire no.ly, 0Nl;dirt1.
mp the constitution. fe11S1s-
1nE joy and Lie to many Z
sad and dsEkencd treaiJe.
, 1865-01-07
CTR PARIS LETTER,

The Effect Of !1r. Lfncoln.s Message In
FFEEcr-T:fc 71exfcaE Plank a.ot Saf-
tAfrctory-TI.e French Want rscc:,r.
nftfon-Tf:e ministerial Crisis IN
%pnfn-Thc Relations Of Great
Britain md Srafn-HIatters In Aus.
trim uIlA .s:ubkfus
, 1865-01-07

LAS A4ec3c1uo is Safo and Radical
| Cure fnrEunbi1io T., +ha r--.-
.e-I.ys - ~ ss Mas1 = sue = = 9a.na1y5 5e.
fhc Yroc+ ;~ror%, ~ TFn55xl1 T..---
49, - 49, al s* SG1e11 4@Aseo'@
q W 'Ao 3s@1etssata 1ontufy'
9e mere has exist" In all large
GiI1Ts eohtnglons SEXUAL DISEASE, called SF-
fatLts WHICH IeEenS upon special cause, that OF
~ finct VIRUS, which is capable Of Transmission by
DIX. MAKKs' sIPHurr1c CURE Is the ou,v rDed,.
cinc which has ever been tiiscoY1vd fant VIII
CURE sYPtI1IrIC ndVENEREM DISEASES IN M ail
eradicate the disease from the systen.
ofour most eminent ri.yslcans and case.i f0ys
to be consigned to PRE3IATGIE GRAVES or 10 'tra9
miserable existence while NE nstsd i. A. rssifS
cured h{ THlszIIs ONLY TRUE RxaiaDY-ss an1
Other SHpLE FORM OF disease
SYPHILIS IS characterized by three distinct srAoEs
the symptoms each stage and Inc nricr, of the ef
lctnc per PAtkAGE I3 given 40 thnt nersons in the
county can order he edlcne fsua rsrpts fh ~ s
which Is recommended to cure tie narticn,ar staye X
the dtsease with which they suffer "@" -
THE FIRST, OF PRIMARY Stages Of synbtlta Ia
when The Chanczes or ulcers frst nppear. 20 time
SYTHILiTIC CtRE, Whfc1 eoassts Of "a one - hot4ie
nS1rhtiltic Cure" one box o1s, one bottle Wash
, 1865-01-07
UR. NIARK3s
SYPHILITIC CURE,

This Medicine is aafe and Radical
Cure for Syphilis in the Primary. ae-
condary and Tertiary stages, and Is
the most important Medical Discoy-
cry Of the Nineteenth Century,
, 1865-01-07

JKOVIDENCE s. C.--Supreme
= Court SKPtKNn1R TEEN, a, b, 1851.
Upon the application Nathan f. DiIou fo1 an order
Of notice to the bfalhc1tess Of the Hopknton Bsnf
Rnd claimants upon The Receiver.
1t is ad1udRet, ordered and dtcseed that the An1d
Dixon cause notice to be published IN the provi-
deuce JonrnA, hlcaEo Tr3ouns ann New York Tri-
ktuton Bans. snd tha caInauu upon tho Receiver
thereof to bring In and present the lI's Of said B4uE
ton bsnk 10 Westrly. IN Or before the fifteenth dy
ct March. 1855 their cims shsl be forever bur- ed
~ egs1nst said Receiver; SAID otice TO pubIjshed
tor a ,east two months h!ter the dfeenth day of De-
ctmhrr, tsA.
de1sbsostmls JOHN A. GARDINER, Clerk.
, 1865-01-07

Or. EAsTEalv'S pAIN KILLER,

This Medicine Is "A infallible cure far
Bruises, srraias, Headache, Too*h-
ache, Sore Throat, Co1ic, Cramps or
spas1us, 1ysentery OF Bowel CON.
p1aints3 Nervous Affections, Pains in
the Z ace, Painters Colics Pains IN
the Breast, Side, Back and Limbs.
Cholera, Cholera N7orbus, and IN
fact wherever it is applied Pain caa-
not exist.
Il ia used INTERNALLY and EXTERNALLY and IA
Z perfect ASTlDOIE Ter ALL PAIy. Try It re ai.
hictet.
tF- For sale at DR.. F.. EAsTEHLY L cos Family
Medlc!ne Store. 70 Madison stfect, Chicago, Ill.
, 1865-01-07
DR.. B1GEIoW.
Confidential Physician.

N be consulted at hts ctce 179 South Clark ttraat
corner oS Monroe, Chicago,
Haf block tfom the Postot1ce. On Al Chronic Dis
eases, and Diseases Of private and Celicatc nature to
beth texes which be tire It: with unparalleled success
sn,f te Deco. Fith he str1ctest psirae7 cap n 80
eoors :rsm :. tn: 70 p: n sunasys, 10 TO l. ). n
Add1ea. posto1hce Boz Isl Inclose two ata,ups and
get his Guide to Health. de90-dS91.1y II
, 1865-01-07
CANCEE, FISTULA. PILE;

and malignant Tnmort. Including cancer Of the
womb, are euccess'nliy cured upon new and phil:
RAE, without TIE use OF the knife. br MAC RAK u
an establiehcd practitioner Of medicine far fourteen
yeAN ONCE Rt 1ls south Clark street, Chlc1Eo. b,
= AAAC LsAE, D.. late Surgeon u. 9. Army. (AddreN
f-O. BOZ 2l&3 delkb2$5:lm1s
, 1865-01-07

We gend al tho CIIAK0
kH MEDICINES BY U
press. except thu CheTo-
kee f1afs these are sent By
mail free Of postase,j on
receipt Of pf,ce, to auY
part Of tho civilized word.
security packed In such
4 mannar TINT no opa
through whose hands they
may paBs, would know ktta
CONTENTS.
Ladies or gentlemen e.n
address u la peFtec. "n-
dttenee. and we w.llt1
case1 frankly an8we1 .tieif
letters, and give our oplne
lon Of each IRtitvtduA4
clse. We prescribe no MIN
erals,
, 1865-01-07

Htne DsusEista Will not buy them for you, send 10
u.s. and w VIII send them 70 yuu By Express. P1EL
ties addressing ahoutd sate the disease snl syu1
tsms and f1ll particulars IN regard to -f.T cases.
female
Ladies' Or gentlemen can address u In perfect cuna
dence. and will In atl frankly and ftceY a.
Parties living At dtatance need not hes1tato bs.
cause Of their inability TO- visit Wa have treated
successfully patients In all portions Of the civilized
globe.
Patients addressing ns will please write Post Ooes
county State, and name OF writer, plain and caccs:
postage stamp for reply.
We wish 70 send every reader Of Thu paper or
thirty two pnge pamphlet free
Address all letter. and orders to
DR. y. r. MEEWN i CO.,
No. s. Liberty street. New York.
c. 4. CO0k, Chicago, q Market street, ls Cen
eral Agent for the Ssates Of illinois, Iowa. Wisconsin,
Michigan and 1ndlans, who will supply druggists 4
our cazd prices
~ Fl sola % 6y Z. SCoFILL, y1 r. LORD SMLTu, Fu1-
bGRSIIaI ! TASsllaAGK. ssiiTiF s DIVER:
and all Druggists tTholcsn3e and Rctai) at Chicago
Illinois. g1-o5ay-ltewaxHs
, 1865-01-07

CHEROKEE CUEE,-An
unfailtnE cure for Spezma~
tofrhe8, Seminal Weakness
NoctuTuA! Eull8alon3, and
. all diseases caused By self
pollution, such ~ Loss Of
Memory, Universal Laaat-
eHIe, Pa1ra in the Back,
Di1nnoas Of Vision, PremA
tufeOsd Age, Weak SeVca,
Dltfacu1ey OF Breathing,
Telnbatng, Waata1uluess,
Ernptious on the Face. Pals
Co1ntenauce, ,lraanity Con-
sumption, md al dlrefnl
complaints caused By de-
parting fom tho path Of
nature.
, 1865-01-07
Asthma Cured.

Relief Euera1t-rd III ten m!untcs AMI a PERMANENT
'rhE ei;ecle.; BY The use Of" uiuaA's A~TAxA
once 70 Its irrlueuce. Price, =: SAT- s,ost pad to
anT aadrefs, by e. t,rnAA, Is South E!-hlh street.
-rhll.dclrhta, r. aircul-is cent Tree. LOR0 &
Smith. = Like street, Gen'rai Agents. Also, Iot
Sale by Ill druggists, GELS be51 Su1.T.sE xIs
, 1865-01-07

The CHEROKEE MEDI-
CINES are sod By al en-
{erpriRihg druggists tn the y
, 1865-01-07
SURE, UNFAILING REsoURgE-DR
CHEESENihN'S PILLS.

Who. from the cause cnumerabd, " iron any othar
cauAe save GAt,foExA71os, h4le been dcbatrrd nom
~ 8an t nna ahey fesT a9t sD
and fsv10onA7x; fortisnE ID can.,,n n3 III
they bruce te p, sg1s snd .ahi te sptTi.s il
their spntc effect Is wondartn and takcn nrs. crap
fngJ according TO thu descriptions. they
hy nilosd fctief without the AID OF 1ruSscs Or snv
<lttaf mtcfau lcal Invention. ~ @"5
, 1865-01-07

They cure Suppressed.
Extensive. and tatu11f
Menstruat{op.
They c1re Grrcn Sickness,
{chlarosts>.
They cure Nervous nu1
spfnh Affections, Pains IN
the Back and lower pa1E
OF tic Body, Aeavinesx.
Fatigue On el1ght exs1t1cu.
Palpftatton ol the Heart.
LoWneas OF Spirits. Hyysa-
T1a, Sick Headach9. Gtia4-
ness. &c,. &C. In d wort,
BY removing tho irregulaf1-
~ they remove the cauS4.
and with It all the a1eCte
fh1t spring from Il.
, 1865-01-07
#iscflla11tnuB.

ITO THE LADIES OF CHI
Il CAGO.- MRS II. bt. GRO 8, IT, D., Physl i u to
IT, rsma'e Department ef the Green Mount Cure.
VII again open m otHce II Chlc..o On Rio
, 1865-01-07

The UNDERSIGNED hare this t.y formed Cnnartne,.
sllp ALd Eiu co1ttn1nE the bp .prsa In
, 1865-01-07

This cemetery, situated near Fort Jackson.
is mcst wonderful spot. Originally it was
private estate, laid out with great taste and
well stocked with shado trees aud ornamen-
tai shrubs. These trees now form shaded ay-
enues miles In extent, and hung, as they arc.
so tLickly with the long gray moss, they look
, 1865-01-07
DIR. FIOOPER'S
EENl ALE CORDIAL.

This elegant and popular Medicine
will cure all Temalo Comp}aints.
such Is Excessive, Suppressed or
Painful menstruation, Geucorrhea
or Whites, E ailiue Of the Womb, and
all Irregularities Of the 1uonthly Pc
II will also bring on the AlESSEs when checked By
thoroughly tested. Ladies' try 1t, ~ 'e~A
EBr rrict lbs res bottle.
.EH- For sale at DR.. E. EAsTEELY cos Family
Nedlcne Store, - Madtson-st., Chicago H.
, 1865-01-07

HAIR GLOSS AND CURLING FLlfID IL the bcst
Aatf-drcasng In the world. Il 4mpartz a beautiful
gloss 70 tue 1ais k"ep+ in curl, psoaotcs s g1oWth
UPHAM's TETTEK OINTMENT Is 4 sure and
epeedY cure for Tcttcr, Salt kh-nal, cnapped Hands
UFNAA's ASTHMA CURE relieves the most yto.
lent peroxyEu8 oi Aatnt tn ten u1nutes, and effects
a spetdy cure. Price, 81 a package.
ul,HAA"6 FEVER AND AiUE STE IFIC il war
:hntcd to cnre any case Of CiE md Fever, matte.
how long standing. Fr1ce, Il u boz.
UFaAA' DEiIIATOltI iUW DE-, Will remove tho
Aar rom low foFchradk In uyc minutes, without III
jury to TIC sE,n. Price, fl : bottle
n; IA r0l:TE:S Ii = ELlxlt. .se great Servins
WHO arc suffering from Imp .lrrd Spinal Energy. Ner-
Price, e package
TIKI JAfANEsE HA1ESTAlN colc.s the Whtskrts
and Afoustache lcaut!lu! black or brown Il con-
EBts Of only preparation. CuIor will not fade or
wash out. Only 50 Ct nta a boz.
Sold by S. G. UfHAA Is South Eighth street Phi1A.
1epiI!a, AID " nl1 Druggists. Circulars ~c1t free.
AIR d sMIlH. G3 Lake rt1:c,. ,,rnrrAl Western
Agents, m HI : ~ ri Ia ala
, 1865-01-07

The above form Of proposals Will be adhered to as
slose!y q ptactcab e. Other ferne viii be received
h proper guarantee that the bidder Ia able to fun1
tne eo1tract certified o by the efko of the nearest
mast accnnpans the proposal, OF It Will be rs}ectcd
An oath OF allegiance to n. United States Govern
ment muEt a so tcompaDy the proposal.
Thecentract will be nwaried toKhe est respopsi-
b'e party Or partts who viii be du notine1hy mail
CT otherwise that theit bid IL accepted anl
aseJ required t. ntee iuto con!eac undel bonds to
the smount Or eco The bonds must be properly
suretls stated uron then.
Ditlnezs may be present In person when the propo-
6as ute opened.
The Post OIrce address Of tho parties proposing
must be distinctly written upon the proposal.
Proposals Uut be addressed to Sturgeon Charles
suthsrEenG. U. S. Army, Medical Puryey1r, Washing
ton, D.. C.n
The Department reserves the right reject any and
all bids deemed unsuitable.
CHARLES SIT HERLAyn,
Surgeon u. s.A. and Medic Pnrveyor,
Washinytou, &c.
Printed lorms ofproposals may be had 1t this Office
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