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, 1865-02-28

Cold.

NEW York, Monday, Feb. a7-H IA cscer.
tained that tile pilot Loat Goo, S,eers was
lost oil Ea'nsgat On The 1a,l inst, and alI
1,c- crow perish'd d. wan 49,
, 1865-02-28
The RcYcn. II 1ltF1fE8,

tuy Of War sent dispatch to Gov. Fenton
this morning concurring in ths decision OF
Gen. Gfnnt
, 1865-02-28
Fire

LOWELL, Mass., Feb. a7.-The Merrlmae
Louise, owned and occupied By Henry Emery,
vas lartially destroyed by fire last night.
The furniture WAS badly damaged. Loss
about $l5, 900.
HcAnforcemen1S for the Army.
NEW foRE, Monday, February 27.-About
font through this civ.
, 1865-02-28
FROM THE SOUTH.

Matters In Front Of Rich m ond--tAF.
tuEe of Rebel PIcketk.-A Fight mt
BurxeiPs Bay-.keported Defeat of
a Small Onion Force,
, 1865-02-28
IHterT{6F Between the Chicago
Draft Committee and the
National authorities.
FINAL DECISION 0E
TEE PRESIDENT,
BRIDGEPORT, ALA, DESTROY.
Ed By FIRE,
The AmeDdatory Enrolment Bill
Passed In the House.
Gold 2O2.


Interview Between the Chicago Draft
Hfon1 Of the Latter-Importnnt from
the South.
, 1865-02-28
Ncm abbRrttsgu;eut9.
7-3 o 10 A N {

We are Authorized to Receive Sub.
scriptionE to the 7.30 Loan, which In
fandable into $50 six per cent Gold
bearing Bonds, In three years. andE1u
make Favorable Arrangements with
Sub Agents. 5per cent Legal Tenders
Received with Accrued Interest-1. .3Os
Usually on hand for Immediate De-
livery.
We also Deal Largely In U. 8. 1855,
5-20~, 1O-40s, S per cent Legal Tend
err, &c., DC. Also, Military and A:rl.
cultural Land Warrants.
a General Bankin. Brokerage Bus1-
ness transacted.
PRESTON,- WILLARD l. KEAN,
Bankers and Government Loan
Agents, Al Clark street, Chicago.
fe2S m72nettf
fifth NATIONAL BANK, of
T. Chicago. q; 3; Depository and Fiscal Agent.
Capital paid In. $3oo,o ,ooo,
IL Office, No. 5a Lssal1e-st, Metropolitan Block.
DtKscroEs -Jos:at Lombard. a1srsasl. AYrss, sps..
Isaac Taylor, Nelson lu lIngton Thomas 4. 5esmo1F
C. D. saw5er, Charles J. Gilbert, Isaac G. Lombard
ISAAC G. LcHnA4D. Cashier. JOSIAH Lo4aAxo, Prest
, 1865-02-28

Some other amendments Of no particular inter-
eat were made, when the bill having heon neE-
fected Nj. SCuNECk moved the preyious qucs-
' Nj. MALLORY moved 10 table the bill mega
The uouse paeecd the Senate bill appropria ting
9tbO0 Tor Mr.. Lucy 4. Wright late Of Rich
rnnnd Va for her courage and patriotic devotion
in sccreting Col Straight and party, aud enabling
the1n TO eacape from the rebels also, passed the
bill to authorize and aid ne construction 81
s1foae 5o1n, Hith "a 1be cou oa and Puget Sound
eThe House in Committee Of the Whole consid.
erei The eix hundred million loan bill.
~ STEYENS offered his substitute to borrow
the money at rate Of interest not exceeding
mr. cent. The hill aud Stevens amendment were
printed aeveral days ago..
FERNANDO WOOD spoke Of the erroneou.
en.ncia1 nolicy of the government, the corruption
ani frauds Of Government officers: Instead OF re-
lying on lac M he advocated ne taking advantage
of our mineral lands as means OF revenue. md
| in favor Of lcyying export duties.
Nr HOOPER reported an ame q nent from the
Committee ofWay4 and Means Itoytdtng that tht
thor1zo TIC tseue Of my :ripton Of bonds as IN
tborlzcd by tni. act, and any Treasury notes o.
other obligations under any net may be conyoit i
| fnio ony description OF bonds. Thts was nsreei
| to.
Mr., WILSON offered an amendment for the frs
eccton Of the hill to borrow hundred million
1t rate Of interest not to exceed $40 per cent
was amended SO that for the 5000 0o0, ,C0] the Set
retary Of the Treasury shall issne On Is an
Treasury notes instead Of bonds and other o5liys
| tons.
At11 o'clockthe Committee rose, and the Hous
without concluding On tho subject adjourned.
, 1865-02-28

WAsnrorox, Monday, Feb. e7.-The con-
tract for the transportation Of Indian goods
to Fort Benton ia awarded to the owner Of
the steamer st. Johns. Indian Agents, md
Territorial officers md goods will leave st.
Louis about the 18th of March.
, 1865-02-28

Tue Wor1d's Washington correspondent
predicts an early movement Of Grants army.
He says the rebels are concentrating to en-
deavor to defeat Sherman, and the next few
days will produce stirring events, Grant and
Scho1c1d are maneuyering to prevent such
rebel concentrations
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Aldermen and referred: To pave the carriage
way Of 4th street west, from D street north TO
G street north; for the relief Of ". II. Franklini
authorizing the paving OF the west front o,
square 214; to cause the 'fostways to be paved
souare a(f 10 trim and gravel l. street north,
from the east side Of 10th street west 10 the west
side Of Connecticut avenue; a1tnoriAng tne
water mains to be laid in soutn street, IIom
r street to Maryland avenue in 14th street, and
in MARYLAND avenue, from l4th to 18th streets;
70 cause footway to be paved and curbstones
~ he set ON the south and east fronts ofsquares
o15 and 600, and west front of square 9A; to
nave the footway along the south fronts Of
sonares 19i, 200 and PAL.
The Aldermen'e bill authorizing the Mayor
to lease a Corporation lotin the Sixth Ward to
Lloyd Humphrey was passed. Adjourned. =
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DRY GOODS.

ITO THE LADIES OF WARRINGTON,
i GEORGETOWN AND ALEXANDRIA.
DRY GOODS AT RUINOUS Low PRICES!-NOW
Is THE TIME TO BUY
Come one. come all to JULIUS SYCEL'S large
Dry Goods Estsblishment, 42l TN street, and get
cents; De Bekss At % 70 IS cents; Aipacss At At
beautiful Paris styles. Satin. Striped Goods
from cents to ST. Black Silks from 81 so to 81 25
wide Sheeting from 81 upwards; Black Silk Nan
tilas at all prices: Hoop Skirts first quality. from
Black Kid Gloves ct 81 per pair: 200 yards Spool
Cotton, Ga cents; Pins and Needles, S cents In
fact have very large stock of the above men
ten goods, besides great many other articles not
mentioned which must be sold before the first of
May without gard to cost You will fad it great.
ly to your benefit to call at once at
JULIUS SYCELH,
apl-7t* 421 It'll street. betw. 6 and H.
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feas.tf Brig. GenT and Qusrterm aster.
CHIIF QUARTERMAsTERs 0FFIO1.
II DEPOT WASHMaTOA.
SICRIT DIsEAsEsI SECRET DIsEAsHsII
SAL ARR TAN's GIFTI
SAMAEITANS GIFTl

SAMARITANS GIFT
TIN MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER UsEDi
eovoRHaH ss eL HSial'' S sTis Fl DC.
o0 6sly ass fiI!s q 5s 4afsnio kssei o.;
pleasant taste; and YIN rot in any wy in
in :. twenty four hours" Prepared BY q graduate
OF III s s,
no EXPOSURE, NO TRorBLE.I" CHANGE WHATEVER.
Rsss SS,sss ss s &
Mercury ny Ss4as&ARIrArs GIFT.
Sent by mail in plain envelope.
Priee-Male packages. 81. Female.A
BLOOD BLoODv BLO0Pl,l
sSR9EYFtAA HtHERs Ro s9sE sYpH sRoTS'
sAMAR9 fl sf Rodr n HMD HERS JUICES
&fS.a e. sgsih R2,s!Si II:
OF the venereai poison SO that The cure
~ aRd Se spd % not 1tsSsar PCS:
'r for Ssi aoT in 's years
ReF
s ss sns Is al IL sss
p,,.I s y. M GaANgRl WASH.
WHAT THE fqss kEs sAb 9s THE sAMAR
POST HOSPITAL. cORr AARShALL, DAltlmOtos
h used aHyf sEss
for Nenereal Diseases in its most customary forms
and properly. and have have found them to respond 70
sSl ssa sSs
dence in their sficieney, and Is far Is my uss OF
them extends, recommend them them s = BoW.Rs,
"Ass;st.nt sursson A III New u York vols"
BHSM0ND & CO.. Box Isl Philadelphia fo"
Sod Bold by 8. oALvlRr FORD. errnsr 18th st. and
HENRY COOK. Alexandria. m.ye-M
WRiTsTMAR-Protected By Royal Letters Pat:
Psrs % ssi
Triesmsr Nc. I, Is the sfectua remedy for Relax.
saa :. iss
mar No; SIS ths intaili6Is remedy fsr III Impsri.
the use of mercury and al other deletsrious insrs.
able Losense. Secured from the effects Of climate
and changes OF osphere in tin cases, 81 IS each,
% s IL g .: a.
ministered BY Valpeau.' Eallamanda. Roux, co.
Wholesale and retail By DR.. BARROW. Ne. 1874
g . slsS O. FORD. No. aso Pa ,y:.
L DUNG MEN who have injured Themselves b
certain secret habits which unit them for bust
nss,, pleasure; q the duties Of married iis alsc
ycstI 8 other ssusss: Eel Sssity e .dysas: q
ssHH nasf s.H
scmsthins of Importance BY psrssins "Ths ssers'
Sent To- any addssss. in sealed envelope en- 70.
asNly 80 Boston, Mas,
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COLLECTORS SALE.

.::WILL 81 HPosEp AZ ruBLIC SALI, %
in the Council Chamber, the following Lots aad
parts Of Lots hereinafter mentioned situated, ~
ing. and being IN IN asosgstoEn or s IS many
ton of GEORGETOWN, D., O.. for the general and
special Taxes due said Cooperation for the years
Saleto commence at o'clock D. %. aad con tin ne
At the same hour from day to day lutii closed.
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~ In what key should lover write pro-
posal of marriage! BE nine, ah
~Michelet is writing the i'Lives of the
Twelve C9sars."
IL One of the streets In Paris is to be called
"Julius Cesar"
TThe Davenport Brothers have Melted
S25, 600 by 200 seances.
~ Mszzoleni, the favorlte tenor Of last year,
opera, has returned to town from his Mexican
adventures.
IL A rival to the Armstrong gun has been
invented By Pittsburg mechanic.
~ There are $1,000 practitioners of medicine
in France at the present time.
IL Brignoli, according to latest rumors, has
been engaged by Mr.. Gye for the London opera
under an arrangement with Bagier.
" The Mississippi river is open to Lake
Pepin.
HThe coming of silver money has just been
authorized in Rome.
~ jackson Haines, the American skater, is
at ST. Petersburg, cuttin pigeon wings, to the
delight Of the Gar and the nobility.
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N1 NATURAL CLAIRVoYANT.

Ms. p s 4Hfflsti e5A1syorAs.,, .,.+
Il; before IT, 9S si' sbi.hood She
She medically sducsted ana al y. Sii sh treat all
I'd ias sd
;s:sss f a. No. 40 m
Magnetic Essdsi Of 1h:5r :sss.: and I'd
n M in e. and Of
Of
a: ss:s r.:a 5::
RASKlk I5F a fssE .f PSasas2l8
ss az. ewes ssis la and
60 Hesth wealth. sna
Lay IS n; md
morning tin in the evening. ENTRANCE through
VIII s.
70 THE sEX.-MADAME MENAH. after u years
sFs s il ISL Gss
such cases. Her practice is different from any in
hs ss . aa sss
successful treatment in Female Diseases. Patients
viii be visited at their residences if necessary:
Charges reasonable. Hours OF consultation
from 10 q. M to %. m, mar 2-lm+
MRS BRe0KFIEL3, Of kansss, can Be con
tl suited on the Past, Present and Future events,
1T her room, on K street, one door east of Sd
has studied under enc of the most celebrated
Astrologers of the age. She guarantee salts
She can be seen from q. m. to sp. M. Prize one
THI BEST HyIDINC1 THAT PRIE 3s1
the District, is that he daily has TO de over work
that is botched at other called Stamping places
He has the largest and finest assortment Of Pat
terms ever offered here. Making his own Patterns,
he Is able and willing to stamp any pattern brought
him. aev2S-tf
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DROPOsALS FOR FORAGE.

Chief Rass. 2S,s Bess. Res s. ,sss
s"sS 81 r. SsIsS
Of these Places with Hay Corn oats and stray
of Corn or Oats SO tons Of Hay or Straw
BiddsTs must state at which q the .eov. named
rates at which they viii! make deliveries thsreat.
sse s 0t
menced, and when to be com pleted.
The price must be written out in words On the
Corn to be put up in good stout sacks Of .Sous
%ithsat extra charge to tie Government. Tie
e % SsFS
All the sItieles offered under the bid. herein In
bens
Win be time e
the Government may require, and payments will Be
made when the Whole amount contracted for shall
The bidder viii be required to accompany his
s n nsS 81
the contract for the he same, with good and
Of the propose
il conformity with the terms p;sa OF this adHet-
the s s
whom the contract may be awarded.
The responsibility ef the guarantore must be
shown by the official certificate of United States
District ATTORNEY. Collector OF Customs, or any
other officer Under the United States Government.
duly I
or rejection Of their proposals.
The full name and post ONCE ADDRESS OF eacA
bidder must be legibly written in the pro-
Proposals must be addressed to Brig Gen. d. n.
Rucker, Chief Depot Quartermaster. Washinetons
D. G.. and should be plainly marked proposals
Bonds in sum equal to the amount Of the con.
tract signed by the contractor and both Of his
euaranters, will be required of the successful bid
der OF bidders upon signing the contract.
BiAAk ferns of bids, guarantee, and bonds may
be obtained upon application to this once.
will be opened and examined at this ONCE on We'd
nesday and Saturday of each week at II m Bid
ders are respectfully invited to be present at the
opening OF oias II 'he' assif D. H. RgoKER.
fe2s.tf Brig. GenT and Quarterm aster.
CHIIF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
H. DEPOT eF WAsHINGroN,
WASHINGTON. D. O., January 1854:
All dealers in Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leath.
q. Once Furniture Harness. and sssdIery are re.
weekSa sealed proposal list, in dnpieae. Of the
articles they prepared to furnish to this Depot
at short notice, with the price of each marked in
plain figures that. in case the Ell Eences OF the
service require it, the article or articles can be Oh.
tanned without delay, and at the lowest price.
Dealers Wishing to sell to this Depot will be re-
auired to furnish the list pun etp4ly sysEy Monday
m0fn,ns' Bris.dier CENT and 6Sisf .. n.
ian 6.tf DepOt of Waghiu RtOn.
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L ARTILLERY HoRsIsl
MrIJRag

Q1ortrndstey Generals OAes Essf Dirtsion.S
Washtneton Ctty, ID C., March Is, 1855
HORSES. suitable for the cavalry and artillery
service, will be received at Giesboro Deuot, In
f gS6W RSffss ill MY 1865 by Captain Glo s.
MULES, in lots Of twenty-five or more, will be
Tssv ed Ga tas city eRoS PhEEs al
Quartermaster, corner Twenty second and 'ts.
All 40 imals to be subjected TO the usual Govern
ment Inspection before being accepted.
specifications as follows -"Cavalry horses must
be sound in all particulars: well broken; in full
flesh and good condition; from afteen (l5l to six
teen l6l hands high; from FIVE Isl to nine 9) years
old, and well adapted in every way to cavalry pur-
poses. Horses between nine 90 and ten qe) years
of age, if sill vigorous. sprightIy, and healthy,
Artillery Horses must be of dark color, sound in
all particulars strong, quick, and active, well
broken and square trotters in harness. in full fesh
and condition. from six t6) to ten (l0) years olds
not less than fifteen and half l51s hands high,
each horse to weigh not less than ten hundred and
Mules must be over TIVE (2) years of age strong.
stout, compact. we'll developed animals, not less
than fourteen (l hands high, in full health, free
from every blemish or defect which would unfit
them for severe work, and must have shed the
four front colts teeth and developed the correa-
posding four permanent teeth, two in each jaw.
These specifications will be strictly adhered to,
and rigid1y enforced in every particular.
Hours Of inspection. from g. m. to p. m.
Price, Cavalry Horses, one hundred and eighty.
FIVE dollars tSls5); Artillery Horses, one hundred
and ninety dollars $500; Mules, one hundred and
ninety five dollars t$l95).
Payment will be made # this once K1N
ia tAn30 O G. q.
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PERSONAL.

DERsONAL-Dear friend: Don't waste any more
Il tim or ToueV triaine with eaacks. see DR..
cheanest fnaIlv ap3Iras
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SThe Putnam Machine Company have
completed at their mandatory in Fitchburg
a couple of 11-inch cannon, lof the Blakely pat
apiece. The breech is clad with a thick steel
jacket, and this jacket is encircled with steel
rings, making a thickness of about II inches Of
the defence Of Boston harbor, and cost about
Cog IN ech
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-06

IL Major General Gibbon has relieved
Gen. Warren Of the command Of the 5th corps.
At the commencement of the war Gen. Gibbon
was captain Of battery b, 4th United States ar
LIST army corps. In the spring OF 1862 he was
appointed brigadier general Of volunteers, and
assigned to the command of the Iron Brigade,
composed Of the I'd, 9th and 7th Wisconsin and
18th Indiana regiments, to which were added,
after the battle Of Antietarn, the Ath Michigan
roDiment
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NoTHIR GREAT VICTOR
CAPTURE OF GREAT BARGAINS,
FROM THE LATE NEW YORK AUCTIONS,
LANsBURGH & BRO,
375 AND SIS SEVENTH STREET,
Take pleasure Of informing their numerous cus
toners that they have made an additional, deduo-
ton on their entire stock Of
DRY GOODS.
CALICOls reduced to II cents and upwards,
SPLENDID MUsLINS. at Is cents and upwards.
Best Green & Daniels 200 yards SPOOL COT
TON, in Black. White and Colored, at only FIVE
cents.
DRESS GOODS. LINENS,
BLACK AND COLoRED SILKS,
And all other Goods reduced in proportion
Their stock is large and well selected. and hay
ing bought only Goods which were really cheap
at all the late auctions, they have made up their
mind to undersel any other retail merchant in
the country.
LANeBURGH BRO, 375 It'll street,
Third door above street,
And SIS 7th street,
Third door above street.
PENING.
On Monday, April Sd, we shall open beautiful
lott
LADIES CLOTH AND SILK
SACQUES AND CIRCULARS,
Of our own manufacture. These We guarantee to
be 20 per cent. less than New York wholesale
prices
mar 3l-lw LANSBURGH BRO.
OeK! LooK!l LoeK!!l
IL CHEAPER THAN TH1 CHEAPEST,
Ladies' HANDKIRCHIIFs. all linen, only ~.
Best CALIGOEs only 25 cents.
Good Do. only 70 cents
DELA!N1S only 81 cents.
a. Androseosgin MUSLIN only 377s cents.
NAPKINS only 81 30 Der dozen
ALPACAS, all eolors, IS cents, worth ST..
Together with full assortment of Ladies'
DRESS GOODS. Laaies' Cloth and Silk JACQUES,
of every descr iptiop.
Remember the place, at
9th street, four doors above D street.
m Slot" under Seaton Hall.
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So Il q; fiji F1,''' ixrRAcr
Both are prepared scoordin Z % rules OF Phsrna.
and Chemistry, and are the most sctivs that can
" maze. mar <-6m
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MADAME PRINCE

N mAUAm0 xhlNG0 ~.
* would announce to the Ladies Of HNE2
Washington and it's vicinity that she has been
among the frst to select from the present sea.
sons importations. She takes this mode to re-
quest visit frsm her former patrons. and any
who may favor her with . call. Ladies will not
see Benneta displayed in the window to attract
their attention, but If they come in to see them.
they cannot fail to be pleased.
Her stock of FANCY GOODSsuch %, LAC i
JACOEET and SWISS WAISTS. FANCY BACK
COMBS. lNsERTINGg and IDGINGS. RIAL
WATIREALLLs, HAfk PgIEs; sod 4 comp !ets
stock of SUN SHADES and SUN UM BR1 LLAS,-
she offers at small advance, they being from one
Of the largest manufacturers in New York. and be-
ing without q second profit, customers can Judge
Of quality and price by seeing for tn emselves.
Also, 10 dozen assorted NECK RURFs. at 50 to
7b, being about 80 per cent. cheaper than that
essential and pretty article of dress can DO pro-
cured elsewhere.
Once more Ladies. you'd call yoSr attention
FANCY STORE where you can find . we'll selected
stock Of Fresh Goods Of every desert ption, and
persons ready to do their TN ost to please you.
mar H-lms 20 Market Space.
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4 u i = M
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
ORGANIZED UNDER THE
MINING AND MANUFACTURING LAWS OF
TIKI STATE OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL. ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SHARES.
$40 PER SHARE
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, SIS PER SHARE. NOT
LIABLE TO FURTHER ASSESSMENT.
OFFICES:
No. "a EMPIRE BUILDING,
No. II BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Posi- OFFICE ADDRESS, Box No. 1868, NEW YORK
OFFICERS:
Hon. DANIEL 3. DICKINSON, President.
VIM. T. PRIPPs, Vice President.
ROBERT BAssETT, Secretary.
h. J. BURTIs. Mining Superintendent Titus
vile, Pa.
ATLANTIC BANK, No. 142 Broadway. N. T..
Treasury.
The wells Of the Company are now producing
Oil.
Payment for stock may be made In drafts. regis.
tered notes, or Government bonds and securities,
which bonds and securities will be taken at their
market value.
Remittances may be addressed to the Company.
P. o. Box Nc. 5,36s. New York City or to AT
pool Petroleum Company, No. 142 Broadway.
New York City, or any of its Agents.
Subscriptions will be received by JAMES GIL.
FILLAN, 1sq., 203 Pennsylvania avenue. Wash.
ington, D. @. mar 6-3m
ee 'R4 nSEt6sLS = GO" 9Ae
144 Pennsylvania avenue.
Made out from genuine and purs ROCK CRYS:
tai, Preserving and Strengthening the impaired
ssd s IN Rd m
Fl s es::.
Always S
WATCHES, JEWILRY,& &c.
LARMoUR L Co.. Light street, Baltimore. in.
vites the attention purchasers to their choice
stock Of No. WATeHEs. DIAMOND JIWELRY,
&C.. SILVER WARE. PLATED WARE, OPERA
GLAHsEs. sPE0TACLIs. TABLE CUTLERY
kc., at low prices.
Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best man
ner by the best workmen and warranted. il A-3m
se0 INV HAMILTON. Ast. sco
'oG a1NrRAL Bu fhLSf s&h MATERIALS. O1
No. $50 sEvEHTH ST.. OPPesIrs CENTER MAlKs1.
1000 DOORS iY is &C. 'iiE z06E6'
bo9R sTooRs. GLASS. PGTfY, 81. e.. -.'s'
Also. the West Castleton SLATE MANT1LS,
the best and cheapest now In use. Superior TO
marble In every respect, and only about half The
poor and WINDOW FRAMES. DO0R-JAMBs
INSIDE SHUTTERS. FRlNOH SASH, and final.
sishsd Il sIost nes a'' ABOUT /" 0'n''ns 'af-
m PAINTING DlPAKTNlNr,
49,, ~. HaAAILTON VIII execute With dispateh all
PAINTING. aRAtaING. &s aa &s s isft VIA nisI
M. $50 II. ". HAMILTON,
Jan g. fn s''' opponse yenssr Aarket,
A READY AND OONOLUeIY1 T71T o7 mn
ArcspP sfUHE Of III, H5fsLaB0LDs TLUip tx.
At forth in tn u niGpanssfor1 M q ~
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sS'ooO WORTH OF BOOTS AND
SHOES 2

S0'"VV WVHrH OF BOOTS AND
SHOES
PANIC PR,orsu
HELLER & CO., 49a I'VE. .ll
sffeysd large supply Of al inds Of RoGE Just
selling Afiees, and are now
SSSSSS ssS u.sy Ladies Ladies s sSas a.
Ladies' heeled Slippers, 81 Is, cents.
High heel Opera Caters 1t $50,
Gentlemen . Long Boets ct Sc,
Children's Shoes at Is cents
Good quality Childrens Shoes at 40 cents,
And al kinds of the best makes Of Cent.
Ladies'. Ai@es' and Children's BOOTS, SHORS
and BALN0RALg At corresponding prices. at
HELLER Il CO q, 492 1th street
-Four doors above Odd Fellows Hall
TRUNKS, VALIeE6 and TRAVELLING BAGS
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOB POTATOES.

Office Depot Comrissa,y Of SHbsistena,l
4 No. 223 street.
WdhtngtoR, March 30. 1875.
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, will be received
stthis office until 1HURsbAY, April 6, 1855. at
partment with
TWO THOUSAND BUSHELS
of good, Merehantable Potatoes The Potatoes
must be sound, of good quality, and will be re-
ceived in bulk, by weight at 70 pounds per bushel
They viii be weighed and inspected before being
accepted.
Potatoes to be delivered within ten days after
the award is made. at the Government Bakery. or
az such other point in this city the contracting
oficer may designate.
The Potatoes will be paid for when delivered, in
ment for disbursement
No bids will be considered If m sde BY AM party
who has heretofore failed to fulfil his contract With
the Government.
- Bids must be addressed to the undersigned, AZ
m si5s =. T. BRIDGES, Captain. o.s.v.