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Ladies' Sanitary Committee.

The Ladies' Sanitary Committee present to
the public the following report of their work
during the year just closed: - sAI
They have sent away ZIG boxes; of these,
196 have been sent to the Sanitary Commits
sion. These last contained 1875 flannel shirts,
796 cotton shirts, 1894 pairs flannel drawers,
626 pairs cotton drawers, 3543 towels, 424O
handkerchief, 945 sheets, 1893 woollen socks,
AIS pillows, POI pillow-cases, 179 quilts, lis
pairs slippers, 257 cushions, "a dressing gowns,
comfort-bags, mittens, arm slings, bed sacks.
congresses, lint, 419O pounds dried apples,
jellies, wines, cider, soap, farinaceous food and
reading matter. The estimated value of these
articles amounts to $14,S75. s @
OF the remaining boxes Is were sent to the
Maine State Agency, Washington, four to the
30h and SD Maine Regiments, and one to
Augusta. Their contents were 80 flannel
shirts, % cotton shirts, 81 pairs flannel drawers
6pairs cotton drawers, "a pillow cases, 81 pill
lows, IA quilts, 10 sheets, 108 towels, 275
handkerchiefs, 106 pairs socks, 6s pairs slip
pers, Is dressing gowns, 305 pounds farina-
ceous food, 240 pounds canned meats, Is bot
ties wine and cordials, 80 jars Of jelly and 1893
bottles of pickles. ssse.
The Committee have cut during the year
14O3 shirts, 1884 pairs drawers, 721 sheets,
11SS towels, 1886 handkerchiefs, 2i0 cushions.
80 pillow-slips and % quilts. se' ''a"7i"a
Liberal donations of supplies have been re-
ceived from many towns In Maine which have
been acknowledged from time to time in the
daily papers; for these the Committee again
desire to express their most cordial thanks
They would return special acknowledgements
to the "Little Acorns, through whose instru-
mentality they have received SO large share
of their receipts; to the Federal Street Bap-
tist and Martha Washington Societies for
their untiring zeal in making up garments; to
the Young Ladies' R. F. Society for its liberal
donations; to Miss Harris Grammar School:
to the churches; and to all other friends both
in the city and out, who have rendered them
such constant and efficient aid. ga e
55 of4G d. M. REA,
S Secretary L. S. Committee.
q January 4th. 18R5. go
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The attention of cOnfectioners, hotel keep.
ers, and families, is respectfully invited to
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

p....s 49, a.. 10 : =,
Manila for New York.
AT Honolulu Nov 10, shin Dread non ght Cushipg
for New Bedford, ldg. Er- o
AT at Gala Sd ulf ship Charlotte W White, Grif
nm. Antwerp land sailed 7th for Chinchasl
Sid Nov 70. ships Sowamset, Johnson for Chin,
cnas; sotn, Harry Bluf Redman, and Winged Hun.
ter, Hinkley, do; Dec T. Guiding Star, small ca,H
for orders SofA'
In port 18th ult, ships Hellespont, Rurnhau from
vancouver, or 4th disg; Castiilian PIKE fo, Ros
ton ton 90 DO; Virginia Delano; from chinchas 7th;
Investigator, Carver. from Buenos Avres. ar 4th,
disg Susan BlaisdelL Sawyer. fm San Francisco,
ar 10TH lIl ~, 1s' '"A 49,
Al Valparaiso ist ult barque Tempest, Hinkley, FIN
Al DO ID ult, ship Crest of the Wave. woodturn,
S ag guano from The John Cotrle barque Trieste,
sewaiI; rom San Francisco ar LIST
AT no Janeiro Nov %, ships Addison, Brown, FIN
z1 alexander, -, for Callao; Mary Russell.
San Franoisco
At Demarara 18th ult brig Robert Movie, Hotch-
kiss, for New York soon.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 6. -
Horace Greeley telegraphs to the Tribune
from Washington that Secretary Stanton did
proposed visit to Richmond. Further and in
esting developments must await their, proper
time. HH nF4 Flaa ssa slaosa Il
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

TURKS ISLAND. Sch Bs..is-saaS bushsl. salt,
uAnn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"DRY UP FOR THE CATARRH.'

~ Carriers Of the Daily Press are NOT aIIo,0ed
to sell papers on their routes. .,s.sls,-
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SPOKEN

Dec 25 west Of Key West l6 miles. ship Uncle Joe,
4 days from Pensacola for Delaware Breakwater.
Dec Is. of Hatteras. brig Harvest Queen, from
Matamoras for New York.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANcIsco-cld 9th .ult, ship Belviders
sAvANNAH-Ar a7th ult, ship Molocka, from
PHiLADELPHIA-Ar Sd. ship squando. Jordan
Cid 4th. brig Sea Lion, Low, Port Royal SC; sch
| Ella Crowell, Stevens. Boston =
| Sid finn Delaware Breakwater I'd, barques Orayille
and Mary Ann, for New Orleans; briggs IIasca, f)l
| do; Il A Bernard, tor Barbadoe. l7fa 4l..5I.s
NEW YORK-Ar 4th. schs Maracaibo. Henley
and Comet, Hodgdon, Elizabethport for Boston; &c
Richardson. Richardson, Machiass Otis Carl, Rock
land; Honest Abe, conary. Boston; White Sea, Lee
Ga q. a. , sch a.nnisal. Rogers Eisabsthport
CID 9th, barqueD Linda Stewart. Osborn, st Jagoi
| brig Scotland. Francis Barbados. tsrrI3l
| Also 9th, ship Panama, Jones, San Francisco.
| Sid, brig Loeb Lomond, and Others E 49,
Ar 9Th barQue II Ii knight. from Cienfuegos.
PR0vIDENCE-Ar 9th, sch Judge fancy, Dean,
NEWPORT-In port 9Th, brigs Lillian, Ksnney,
Bucksport for Washington; Orozimbo. Tracey, Bos-
for Providence Christina. Richards. Portland Tor
Fortress Monroei Berry, Flummer. from Bath for
dot b Pitts. Mills. Rockland for New York.
In port 9th, briggs Tim Field. Patterson Philadel-
-phia for Newburyport; Gibbs. Tapley, Grand
Turk I'll for Philadelphia; sch Juliet Billings from
Rondout for Boston; Fredk Warren Coombs. FIN
Elzabethport for Boston; Bloomer, Etwell, rom
Greenpoint Ii for Boston,
The outward bound vessels were getting under
Ar 9th, baraue Powhattan. Pendleton. Providence
dOLMESS HOLE-Sd 9th, schs Nellie Paine
and Ann Leonard
Also sld. brigs Hydra, Herman. FIN st Thomas for
Portland; Whitaker. Look. Elizabethport for Bos-
ton schs Bessie tBrl Amesoury, Grand Turk II for
Portland; y Cummings, Lunt; Sandman, Rum
ball. and Flora. Church., New York for Boston; q
w Kimball, Jr, French, do for Newburyport; Calls
to- Hail. and Dresden, Davis, from Elizabethport for
Gloucester. oar a-saf -. y -uy
NEW BEDFoRD-Ar 9th, sch Helen, Perry, New
York.
BOsTON-Ar 9Th. sch A Simpson, Hatch. FIN
West isles NIB; Philanthropist. Harper Elizabeth.
port; Lucy Ames, Flanders, New York; Burditt
Hart Corning. Wiscasset. -
cid 9TH, barque Eph Williams, Perry. Dix Island;
sch NJ B Mahoney Coffin. Fortress Monroe. ~
Ar 9Th, barques Trinity. Nickerson. New Orleans;
Snow, Baltimorei sch 8 G Hart, Hart Elizabeth.
port. st .I'f'a F777-F-
Cid b. sch Magnum henum. Rich, Bangor; Ba-
ker. Barberick, Portland 7 " Z
SALEN-Ar Sd, brig Alamo, Steele, Elizabeth.
port. 77 u = = =
BATH-Sld 9Th, ship Ida Lilly, Port ROYAL sc.
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The undersigned gives his exclusive atten.
ton to collecting Pensions, Bounties, Arrears OF
Fay and Prize Money, for Officers, Soldiers,
Seamen, or their Heirs. Office, 50 Ia Exchange
st., opposite Postofice, Portland.
WIS. SAWYER.
HON: WIN. PITr FEssENDEE, Sec'y Treas'y.
oct. 49, 6m. - - $3.50
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Brighton and Cambridge Cattle Market.
WEDNESDAY, Jan 4, lS64.-Amount of Stock q

The following table shows the number Of cattle
and sheep at market from TOUR Of the New England
States a he naet three years. Il z. .Efas 81
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Occupation of Hardeesville, s.. O., by Gen.
10 hslpGtrtclc. AZ
.sis.a NEW YORK, Jan. 6. &
The Herald's Washington dispatch says
Official information has been received that
fitzpatrick has seized Hardeesville, on the
Charleston and Savannah Railroad. 'x s4A
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e 5gl& Ne0 q Per order d Ls.-1
q. A. GILMAN
TT asurer Ladies' San tary Committee.
Jan. 4, 1865.
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Y TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.

The Federal Raid the Mobile and OHIO
Railread- Adcance of Shermsass-The DAM
aae Done at Saltpilie. Yn ~
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Pianos Manufactured by Ballet,
G Davis & Co. 81, srs
FNVHE subscriber has taken the Ageusy for tho sale
IL of Messrs ballet, Davis q CO., Piano snvtes
which he Is prepared to furnish at Manufactnrers
prices. These Pianos are used by the most celebra-
ted Pisnists of the country, Who speak OF them in
the highest terms. For quality % tune and beauty
Of finish they have no supeors. Please cali and ex-
anime before purchs sing elsewhere Apply 70 -
"a. c. MILLIkESs Teacher of Music, d.
-jAnsdlm 81 Mechanic Street.
N q i L - ~.
TIRE following is a statement of the condition II
y the Portland Gas Light Company, JanuaryyT,
Existing Capital, a- $500 O0D 60
Assessments paid In 0'.I -r 800 600 az
Capital invested In real estate, fixtures
upon 1t and in machinery, col. 6Da a.
Last valuation oftne real estate and tax -
able property OF the corporation, as rrIH
fixed by the assessors, 32O 900 90
Debts due by the con pany. about, 81, 88l AS
-. JAMES 7. McC0BB, Treasurer.
State of Maine.
49,. - CUMBERLAED, se.-Jan. Z, 1866.
Sworn to before me,
BENZ. KIHesBURY, JR., ~
jan3dlt th Justice OF the Peace.
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f.te ss 8 Iseosarer's Report tffA
Receipts for the year 1884, O 800 solqr ~ 4oe %
Expenditures for materials, Z 10 & 82s q
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p oF4 D. NJ. REA,
y = .s.s Secretary L. S. Committee.
January 4th, 1865. M se,3
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RAIIRoADs.
nFFICE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
" RAILROAD COMPANY,

" RAILRoAD COMPANY,
WAsHIEgToN, poeember Is 1894,
,sSf $1,000 sSs Ssr siSi ss.s SH w.. SsS
and baltimore viii be run ~ followli
TRAINS MOVING HeRTH.
No. 1s--BALTIMOnE, WAY sTATION AND
HARRIsBURe TRAIN Leave Wellington
No. a,-NEw YORK AND PHILADRLr
PHIAEXPnEss-Lsavs Washington 1.so = N.
Arrive ~ PhilsdelphiA - D. n. New YORK
6sop. n. No baltimore Ticket. sold.
No. q = BALTIMORE AND wEsTERN
TpAIN-Laave Washington ais q N, stop
pinJ AZ way stations, connecting II Relay win
We Nail Train for the West, and rehshing
10. NEW YORK MAIL TRAIN
cav washington Ills :. m. Arrive ~ Bal
tncEe iaAS ,. 6.I Philsdslphia sS1 .. nj New
10. s@BxIrMoRE TRAIN AND WAY
soi pSst IE Al Relay With FrsdsTisk train.
Ara W n BAltlmore tAb d. m. 80. 4. -.
N, - -BALTIM0RE c0hMUrATI0N AND
PHILADELPHIA RAIN-Leave Whahington
train stops al BisdenSburg, Bsitsviiie, Laurel,
and Annapolis Junction only. -
No. 4. BOSTON, ALBANY AND NEW
YORK EXPRESS TRAlN-Leaye Washington
800 m. Arrive At New York 400 = m. Mails
the early morning line. leaving New York for
the East, North and West No Philadelphia
or Baltimore tickets sold BY this train, which
l. limited in capacity BY Government ordsrS,
No. s.-BALiimoRE AND HARRISBURG
TRAIN-Lesve Washington as p. m. Arrive
No. .. NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA
and WESTERN TRAIN-Lsave washington
n 100 D. m, stopping at Relay HOUSE for
Western passengers 10 take Express Train
for Grafton, Wheeling. PArkerpburg, and all
peints In the West. Reaches New York at
ais q. m. no.
For Annapolis the connections will be made
with the SO .. m. and the and Az p. N.
from Washington. No train 10 Or from An
nApolis on sunday. cav.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Ths only trains from WashingtOs Cor pAassn-
gers on sunday are the 10 and Ills ., m,
for Baltimore, Philhdelphia, New York and
the West, and the 500 p. N. for New York
only. --...,...
day are Nos. 3 and 4, ~ 30 .. m, and $50 4.
M, with the New York passengers and mails,
Sleeping ear. direct TO New York On T.sa
v through hi tiefss: to the West, as well a, TO
Phildelpbia, New York or Boston, can be had
At the Station Ticket once At all hours In
the day, ~ well ~ At nsw once In the Aneri-
nue., between ~ and eth streets. .... o. n
Baggage will be checked at all hourp-also
for through points, 10 save trouble and oonfn-
sion at the departure Of the trains. - 1910.
For further Information, tickets Of every
kind, 40, Apply 20 George a KoobtE, agent
~ Washington, or At the Ticket ONE;
Master Of TrAnIportAiton.
L. n. COLE,
deIp-tf General Ticket Agent.
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nnd nftr thon,.nd dnll.rn.

hundred and my thousand dollars. ,f-s
To supply deficiency In the approprla-
ton for the public binding, ninety thou
sand dollars.
To supply deficiency In the appropris-
ton for compensation 70 the reporters OF
the Congressional Globe, eight hundred
dollars.
To supply deficiency for compensation
OF clerks In the DENVER Branch mint, four
hundred aud fifty dollars.
To supply deficiency In the appropria-
tioa for the Branch mint at San francisco,
one hundred and thirty -four thousand eight
hundred and eighty-nine dollsrs and sixty
eight cents.
HLvr DEPARTMENT.
Bureaus Of Nsytgdfion.
iFor blnnacles, pinnacle lamps, and all
dides; for bunting, muslin, and sewing
materials; for enslgnS, jacks, distinctive
flags and marks, signal nags and foreign
flags, and for making nags Of all kinds, for
logs, log-llnes, log-reels, log-slatee, log
paper, log-books, and sand glasses, for
leads, lead-reels, headlines, armings for
leads, and sounding cups, and for signal
apparatus other than signal flags, one hun
dred and twenty-five thousand dollars.
For freight and transportation OF navl.
| KhtOn uhbeflhlbs lnbuuLneubst UOOkb, hnu
stores; for postage on public letters; for
telegraphing for proposals. for packing
boxes and materials, for blank-books,
forms, and stationery at navigation ofiicesi
for maps, drawing, and models; and for In.
cidental expenses not applicable 10 any
other appropriation, three thousand dollars.
For the purchase Of nautical and astTon-
omicsl Instruments, nautical books, maps,
and charts, and for repairs Of instruments
and for binding and backing books and
charts, one hundred thousand dollars.
BURHAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
For fuel for the. navy and for the trans.
portation and expenses thereof, Ave mil.
lion three hundred and siIty-seven thou.
sand four hundred dollars.
For equipment Of yessels, Eve hundred
thousand dollars. 90
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.
| For provisions, ono million i've hundred
thousand dollArs.
For clothing, seven hundred thousand
dollars.
For gold medal TO Cornelius Wander
bilt; pursuant TO q Joint resolution ap
proved January twenty-elght, eighteen
hundred and slxty-iour, three thousand
dollars.
And the sum Of forty-three thousand dol
lars is hereby appropriated To be added u
the contingent fund Of the House Of Rep
resentatives for the purpose Of paying sucf
CONTINGENT expenses rs may be directed BY
resolution Of the House.
Approved, March 9, 1865.
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MT KW INV TITO n
ARTIFICIAL cHEoPLAsTIc
a BONE TEETH.
4. ~
pR. 3. D. sI6EsMOND,
Oh. >, ., sIGEsMoND,

go PennsylvAniA GVGuus, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets, Washington.
Drs. 8, sAlIi the attention OF tho public TO
the following Advantages Of his improved Sys.
tomi
LIST. The teeth Of hin manufasturo win never
oorrode nor change color BY any Asids, and
are nhree-fourthS lighter than any other.
81. No teeth or footn need be extracted. -
the Artificial ones can be inS0Ttod over than.
%. The roots will Be made inofiensive and
mover 70 aehs.
tth. No temporary teeth ere needed, a. per
mAnent onea can be made immediA tely, thereby
prennrving the natural expression Of the fAoo
which, under the old system, IL frequently
5sR. This work has been fully tsstsd for over
I'VE years By many OF the drIt chemists and
phypioiAns OF this and the old country.
d.. q has also invented = White lndestFuo-
uble metal Thing, with which the mOst aensl.
tive teeth can b hlled without pain, AEd eau
build up = perlect sound tooth on any side
roOts, which will last through lifetime.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAM
With lnnOxiouS vSpOr, By DF. SlgesmOnd, adI
fennsylvaniA Avenne, inyentor and sole nan.
ufAsturer OF AnAentio InnOKiOuA YApor lLOt
Laughing Gas, nor ChlorOlOrm OF EthaTl but
otri1tly an Anas1tlo agent, entirely Tree IRON
exhilAlailng ollosts. aud perisetly harmless,
causing . quiet aloep, with pleAlAnt SshAA-
tons and DSEipst insonsibllitY % pain.
fAa bost Of raioloases given " required.
Olil end OEAu1ns tsr yoNEsslVes. ~
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MHDibAL.
q -P7Ro1IA L78N or / oK

~ -HI.uI# Co., ghIa Il
Or. NJ. yELLNrs FHvsss Hospit.i, IN ne
Federal BlOck, corner o. seventh aad y stpss,.,
oppO.iss ths Pos, and Patent Ones, noous
. and ~ up s,airs, washington, D. Q.
An diseases Of aprivrss nssurs treated in
ne best scientific manner, and radical cures
snss,sd In all cases.. sYPHfLITTo lETEc-
TON, ooNoRRBGA, oLRRT, STRUCTURES.
sEMIEAL WEAKNHSs, Or the rssul, u 70
LUPTUoUS DREAMS, or any vsakns,s Of the
0EHHRATITE ORGANS, Non any cause
whatsoever, or how long stasding, thoroughly
and rsdissiy cured, GisoI Govt, RHEUhA-
TISM, NEURALGIA, aud other CHRONIC
DISELSEsoi tbs NERVES, MUSCLES, BONES,
and JOINTS scRoFVLA, BLorCBES on the
FACE, HRVPTIoEs on the limbs and body,
and all other ERuPTIvE DISEASES and
DISEASES Of the BLOOD. IRON whatevsr
cause they nay have arisen. 10 max
AFFLICTED AND UNFoRTuNATK,
No matter what your disssss, let no false dsi-
isssy prevent you from applying immediately
10 Dr. vsIlny, who 10 asknowisdEed 10 be By
far tho most succEssYuL PHYSICIAN in
the treatment Of private diseases. Fear not
10 cone and make known your pisfortunes,
and he will speedily send you on your way
rsioisipg.
Thssdrssdtui ssourge Of tho young, indulssd
In when alone, destroys the Gsnsrativs organs,
units them Ter married life, producing
weakness Of the bask snd limbs, loss Of anL
msticn and muscular power, paipitation Of
the hssrt. nervous irritahlllty, loss oil memory,
melancholy habits, insanity, consumption,
and death. .. ...... ... - .sr. ..
YOUNG MAX In view Of the drsadiai con-
sequeuess Of delay, do not fan 10 make your
ssse known Immediately TO Or. vsliny. Your
secrets with him are sssrsd, and you may con-
ndentiy rely upon his medical skIn.
THOUSANDS whose systems were shattered,
and who were on the brink OF thu grave, have
been brought back 70 vigorous health By his
Ikiliful treatment. r,.ras.... M.
..., .taa MARRIAGE. 400 -' "a
Married persons, OF those contemplating
mAtrimony, who suspect thsmsslveVof inpo-
tsney, ssminal weakness, or any disease aris-
ing from = relaxed state Of the genital organs,
WHISTLER the result Of disease, Injury, youth
full indiSorstions, or induIssasso Of the passions
In ripsr ysArs, are earnestly sntrsAtsd 70 place
themselves under the esrs Of Dr.. v, They
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CURE GUARANTEED.

bT. 4. pIsHBLATT, Of No. sl7 4 street, 10
oItas block, can be consulted On Rheumatic
affections. Consumption, Liver Complaint,
Chronic sffeetions, a. we'll ~ all diseases Of
imptndenee Of whhtcver character, aud whieh
he engages 20 INTERCHANGEABLE cure OF. From
his lengthy practice IN the Science Of Medt-
oint, he 10 ena bled 70 offsr himself TO the pub.
lie y being the only one IN Washington sapa'
bic will be guaranteed. He warrants cure
without the use Of mercury or any other
dangerous medidinea. Recent eases cured In
two Z three dnyh
his ONCE, 8tT z street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, will receive Immediate Atien-
tion. Those ~ . distance In the army can be
treated bv NATL ' lana1Ltf
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
III AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.



c,uu,,.,1r IN go. ,.,,
Trsins viii Isaye bepo', corner broad ,tssei
'ns ws:ai Sss'D .,enSs, " Iolio GSSI
oepttd,I for Baltimoro and Wn.hip@tons ,,on-
n,pS AZ Wilminatons PsrrvyIlis' Hayts.Sss-
Grace, Aberdeen, Perryman's' and MesnoIis.
WAy Mail Train ~ 8I6 q, m, IsupdsvS en-
oepted,) for Baltimore, stopping az all REGULAR
stations, connecting with 0tlawAre railroad
at Wilmington for Milford Salisbury and in
termediAts stations. - =
Express Train at I.I5 D. M, (sundayS ex-
ping at CHI Atef, WILMINGTON, EIkton, Parry.
VILE, &C HAyre-de. Grace, "
Express Train u $50 y m, Sundays e.
oepIed,I for Baltimore and WaahlnNt0u. 1kop-
ping at Wllmington, Newark, EIkton, koTth,
eAAt, PeTryVIlle, HAVr0-dO- Grace, PorrymAn,a
and Magnolia. ~ ''7 = w Y :
Night Express AZ Ills D. m, for Baltimara
and Washington, stopping 81 Chester, (only
TO take baltimore AMI WaahinEton pAsaen-
gers,) Wilmington, Newark, ElEtoO, North
Passenger. for Fortress GOSrOs WIN take
ACcoMMopGTioN TRAINS toyplnK al
all stations between Philadelphia kRd VII.
mingtoar- r.. .a.l.g... ......
and 100 n M. 4SS 400 D. m. ram so CON- S
with DelIwsrs railroad Tor Milford and iptsr.
Leave WiininSsoD At 7.rS and sso a. m, . %
and Ts lac & II TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
D. LEAVE M. Wilmington Al IL NJ 'as s'''' and 'S'
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA-LGays
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NAVY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU
IN OF STEAM ENGINEERING, February,

~ OF STEAM ENGINEERING, February,
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received a,
1880, for the IRON, 40, described In the fol.
lewing elAssosI each bid must be IlAde for an
entire olAss, doliyeTed At the respective navy
Yards. Payments will be made In the ususl
manner delivery TO commence in twenty dAys
after notification OF acceptance OF bid to pI O.
coed continually, and the whole TO be delivered
In three months thereafter. The contract
will DO awarded 10 the lowest responsible bid
der, the right being reserved Of rejecting the
lowest bid, n II 10 deemed 0xhOTbitAut.
The usual guarantees will be required, and
the contract will he dated the day the notice
OF acceptance 10 given.
Printed schedules And Instructions can DO
obtained BY application TO the Bureau.
Proposals must be directed 60 the c. ief OF
the bureau Of steam Engineering, and en-.
dorsed Proposals for Materials for the
Navy" that they may DO distinguished from
The following are the CLASSES required a the
respective Navy Yards
KTTTERY.-CLAss No. I-BoiieT Iron.
,I4l,O 900 pounds best American FiAnge Iron.
KITTERY.-CLASs No. 9-ROuRd and Flat Iron.
$4,000 pounds best American Round and Fiat
Iron.
KITTERY.-CIASs No. at Iron.
1900 pounds best American 7 Iron.
CHARLESTowN.-CL No. Hopper.
$1,000 pounds Ingot Copper-best quAlity.
CHhRLEsTOWN.- No. =
5000 pounds BansA Tin.
CHARLEsrowh-CLAss No. J.
$500 pounds slab Zinc.
BROOkLYN.-CLAss No. i-BoHtr Iron, &c.
tn, 800 pounds beat American FlAnge Iron.
ts,ooO pounds best American sheet Iron.
BROOKLYN.-CLAss No. 2-Round, Square and
Fiat Iron,
III, 800 pounds hest American Round Iron.
lOO,b0O pounds best American square or Fiat
Iron.
BRooKLYN.-CLAp No. ar Iron.
90 900 pounds best American Iron.
BROoKLYN.-CLAsS No. 4-Boiisr RiUs's.
10000 pounds best quAllty Boiler RlVsiS.
WAsHINGToN.-CLAss No. Iron. &c.
5000 pounds best American Round, square,
and Flat Iron.
$50 tons bost Bloom Iror.
WARRINGTON Glass No. 2-Pfg Iron.
$50 tons best American Anthracite Pig
100 tons No. . American Charcoal Pig
Iron.
wAsHINGToN.-CLASs No. S-aesl.
1900 pounds Round, square, and OotGg0E
CAatSteel.
WASHINGT0N.-CLAss No. l-cegpeT.
100000 pounds ingot Copper.
WAsHINGToN.-CLASs No. 6-ITR, Lead,
ana ZfRe.
10000 pounds Load, lpigs.)
10000 pounds Tin, (strGitS,)
5000 pounds slab Zino.
WAsHINGToN.-CLASs No. s-EHgiaSsr'S
Aons.
100 gross Wood Screws, spriggs, sAndpAper,
Alcohol, MolaaseS, Sour Flour, Rostn,
, .n VltriOl' SOrHH' SOLDER Brick Will
WAsHINeT0N.-cLAss No. 7-WAas PM
Lumber.
1000 feet White Pine Lumber, OF various
thickness, dressed on both sides, aunt.
able for making patterns,
NORF0LK-CLASs No, I-Ilot0ld, Square, end
Ftaf In0A,
9os $50 pounds best American Round, square,
and Flat Iron.
N0RFoLK-CLASs No, a-Pig Iron.
100 tons best American Charcoal Pig Iron.
N0RFOLK-CLAssN No, S-B0ier Ripis.
5000 pounds beat quality Boiler RivetH,
100 pounds best quality Smoke-ptps RivetS
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