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DROPosALS FOR TIMBER AND MATRkI AIS
FOB TH1 NAVY
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BCRBAU OE CONSTRUCTION ANp REPAIR.S

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AHD kEPAIR,S
June 80. 1856, will be received at the Bureau Of
openins viii Be- eonme s ed a. "Ai'n time the
Der ana Material. for tie navy that they mny
be distinguished from other business letters. and
directed 70 the Chief of the Bureau of Construc-
The matsria.s and articles embraced in the
= WHICH vii bs ssi
70 G snen as desire TO offer: en- application to the
St ana ; ,sos: s t. the
yards Epon application to the Bureau.
bidders Of the quantities Of each article, where
This disision nto Classes being for the co,v.n;
furnished are actually required for bids The
win IN to the f Of shsiP
own yards. have q copy of the schedules of the
application for any of the cla,ses of those yards.
given to articles Of American mannfa sfs VIII De
Offers must be made for the whole Of the class at
in strict coniormit, Herewith. thes viii not b
Upon application to the Bureau, to the Com
mandsnt Of any yard. or to any Navy Agent. the
form OF ofer. OF guarantee, add other necessary
.bna respecting the proposals. will be fur
The contract will be awarded to the lowest bidae-
Law Of August 10, 1876. the Nav Department ra
serving the right to reject the lowest bid NJ an,
which may be deemed exorbitant. aug
The COD tracts will bear date the day the mott &.
that date.
sureties In the full mount will be REQUIRED tn
sign the contract. and their responsibility cert;
fed to BY United States District Judge United
States District Attorney, Cslls.tor or Nav
win be withheld from the amount Of the bills nil
the contracts shall have been completed. and
eighty per centum Of each bill, approved rinIi
cate by the commandant of the respective yars.
will be paid by the Navy Agents at the points ~
the Government, within ten days after the 70. OF
rant fer the same shall have been passed by tha
Secretary of the Treasury. - 'he
The classes Of this Bureau are numbered and
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1Sixty lone prisoners were released from
Fort Warren yesterday.
~ The first oil well in California has just
been opened In Humboldt county. The flow is
small.
~There are now nearly twenty New York
York regiments At Elmira waiting to be mus.
tered out Appropriate and enthusiastic re-
ceptions are given all the returning regiments
, The Cambridge (Md) papers state that
the fruit growers and farmers on the Chop
tank and vicinity have called public meeting
for consultation In reference to the establish
ment OF transportation line of steam ers from
the said river TO Baltimore
III The New York police have drowned
four thousand dogs In the last four DAYS.
~ Barnum has bought one of thu draft
wheels sold at auction in New York Yesterday
for E2050.
~The defunct cotton factories are revivine
all over the country.
SCommodore Vanderbilt has been elected
president Of the Hudson river railroads
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Affairs in seerses bwn.


FLOUR ANDGRA MARKET -F7our-Nor re-
ceipts reported to-day. Demand active st
yesterdays quotations, with more bxysrs than
sellers. Grain-No important transactions
main unchanged. A cargo of Vpeat was en-
tered yesterday.
DRowNKD.-Yesterday, about o'clock D m,
the body of q man was found In the river
aoas and
shoes and stockings. The coroner held an in
quest this morning, when Il was ascertained
that the accused is named VIM. II. Phelps, .
Volunteers, and that he attenped to swim the
river In company with another man named
John Ashman. and was drowned2 The jury
returned q verdict accordingly.
THE CANAL.-The line of the canal presents
a very busy appearance this morning. The
mills are all in operation, the coal docks are
lively with the laboriods coal beavers DIS
charging the cargoes of black diamonds, from
the Market to the old Foundry the caaal sides
are lined with boats laden with coal, and 9TH
ers are rapidly adding to the number arrived.
The Borden Company has refitted Its machi-
merry and repaired Its wharf, which were car
ried away by the freshet some weeks ago, and
is already receiving its supplies of coal The
arrivals this morning are the boat "Ask My
with coal consigned to Central Co., 1,1IO-I4
tons; Cumberland Co., 422.2 tons; Hampshire
Baltimore Co. 223-l9 tons; Borden Co., $40
tons; American Go, 5i6.s tons; New Hope Co,
l10-Ii tons; Plant, l07-17 tons; Consolidation
Go, 24.l3 tons; George w. Plant, 1Os-4 tons.
Departed IL boats light.
PORT OF GEORGETowN. - Entered and
Cleared.-Steamer f. q. Knight, Mason, New
York Entered.-Schr. M!nnehaha. Founk,
Baltimore Cleared -Schrs. Frances, Connell,
New Haven;J J. E. Willett, Bayls. Norwich;
J. White, Burne. Dighton; H. b. Bascom,
Lockwood, New York; S. E. Jones, Fish,
Boston; Christana, Richards, do; Florence.
Beardly, Seaford; H: Castof, Abbroe, New
York; Matanza, Hamilton, Portsmouth; Mary
land, Foster, Salem; sloop Six Brothers,
Hunter. Coma River !.
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~ Prince Napoleon loses about $4,000 per
annum by his recent speech.
IL Martial law has been abolished In Hun
gary.
- An addition has been made to the British
iron clad vessels by the launch from Chatham
dock.yar OF the armor. plated frigate Lord
warden. The ceremony attracted an unusu-
ally large course of spectators.
~The leading men of Charleston, s. o.,
are making an effort to establish Merchants
Exchange and Reading room Several meet
ing nave been held and committees appointed
to carry at this project The enterprise is one
that demands attention.
IL A railway train on the Glasgow, Scot
land, ne recently rushed into a water.spo ut
in cutting on the road. The water.spout
burst and so filled the cutting with the deluge
that 1t rose above the floor OF the cars, and the
f1remen had to fix his damper over the furnace
to prevent an explosion
SThe last chief of the Polish instruction,
the Able Stanislaus Brxosko, who has hither.
to been concealed in the forests of the district
OF Lubin, has been captured after a desperate
resistance.
~General Scott was - years old on Tues
day, and is in good health
~ Mr.. Good who is actively engaged col.
Letting a list of the names of the dead on Anti.
etam battle field, and other inform alton for
the use Of the trustees. has discovered that a
woman acting as Union soldier in uniform
was killed in that great battle.
SUnion soldiers have opened a theatre in
Macon. and give performances nightly.
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INTERNAL REVENUE DECIsIoN.-The follow
ing decision was made by the Commissioner
of Internal Revenue yesterday:
s'Where the father is deceased, the mother
and children surviving are not considered by
This ONCE as constituting family, within the
meaning Of section 116 of the revenue Law.
Therefore, when the mother, under such CIR
cumstances, is appointed guardian OF her
minor children, she will return the income of
each separately, and each will be entitled to a
deduction of $500"
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1HE WEEKLY STAR is on our counter for
SAFE ana In wrappers ready for the mails, con-
tanning fnll and accurate report Of the pro.
ceeoings OF the conspiracy trials; proclama-
lions OF the President; letter of Gen. Halieck in
response to Gen. Sherman; the municinal
elections; particulars OF the riot in Washing
ton, and the mutiny OF troops at Fortress Mon.
roe; hlgnIy interesting military, naval and
departmental intelligence; foreign, domestic,
literary and agricultural miscellany; several
columns OF local news, and the latest tele.
graphic dispatches from all quarters.
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LOST AND FOUND.

SToLEN.ons Of the Patent Henry IS shooter
A.. ..d sG 2sHa as ii. * ,.d
Es a.. ass:s 8 az =:
&OS RlWARD-strayed or stolen. from |.
left cheek with tar. The above reward Win be
sEsR i returned to me st % sex kE sGHsS
$40 Pea ss s'G s.o sa &c 81
ss IL r. s: ss
sDo!s 1...sd and oe e .fsd the
&75 RhWAR3astI.yes or I stolen. org sT4L;
ts on beck sf from M the the s.d
beth With Gns stem s shs :on
reward By returning them to ALBERT FOR
.ns iotS Lewis auction store psnna AZ
T EFT AT MY PREMIsls, on the 9th inst, ;.
IL dark brown MARI. with enc eye and no shoes
on The owner can have RsT y xRMs'lns chFsss
10 l5-3t" 10th st.. bet and n streets.
SlO 81 June: 'ops b:s colt: W yssT: and md
essR e.
M.ss.t 18th and 18th east or stall No. l. Center
sEY Of the Of one ssd LAKGE
shoe and a99l fore IL the
eOT 9s5i ssft H GInpitS .9S 81 :t'.
$SO ,REWARD..ostolen. Tuesday night, June
Sp.lV ID. hetween and 10 O'Clock. CHESTNUT
"a FAY Pok ~. left hind foot white. white star On
snds bs san
x:ssa = s:s
avenue. between lat and I'd streets. 1s l5-st*
0sT-s10O REWARD-Lost, TUESDAY atter-
To sd dsfE hT SS
containing one $500 seven thirty note, with cou-
gold other amount in ali chan Pc not
remembered. The above reward will be paid by
the owner for its rsoovsFywm. LAsKsy.
je B-2tN $50 7th street, near Canal Bridge.
T'AKEN UP Oh the l4th instant, . red and whit
weeks old: The owner is requested to come for
S and sh hm
je u at- Boundary st, OPP. Cam pbell Hosp1.
y3. BLACK COW With .hi s SPOT, Win shs xaiss
BIZ 5TGbLEY street. between vffsn.
ST0LIN PROM JOHN R: JOHNSTON. onebob
- tail bay HORSE weight about fifteen hundred
and ,Ot
se horse ss sS aT; Ss F
. j. IS cost. -'0.' "A1nnE'O!J. J. (. JOHNSTON.
&SO R1WARD-strayedo or stolen, on Thurs.
YOU day afternoon, June 18th. from the corner
Of sth and streets. a s0RRsL MARE, aboutls
hands high and years old; has long, slim tail;
is very fast walker and racks; has lost shoe
from one Of the hind feet: had on citizens
bride: light colored head stall, and black single
rein. Had piece of carpet for saddle cloth.
It'll street. BAY HORSE, about Is hands high,
was marked with the letter about two years
bodied has round forehead and small eyes; is
rather mule ped about the body and limbs
will give $50 for the return Of both the ANIMALS
or half the sum for either one, and no questions
THOMAS ooYLl. at Police Station,
Jel2-4t' near Seventh street Park.
CAME TO THE PREMISES OF TIN SUB
~ scriber. on south 9th street, q dark resn
HORSE which the owner can have By proving
property and paying charges.
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GENERAL AUGUR'S STAFF

Capt X. Chandler, who was assigned TO
duty on Gen. Augur's stan, has entered upon
the discharge Of his duties as Assistant Adju.
tant General at the Headquarters of the De.
partment Of Washington, in place OF Lieut.
Col. KING, transferred to the LIST corps. Capt.
Chandler has had considerable experience in
military affairs, and is an efficient officer.
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FIRST ARMY CORPS

Lieut.. Col. A. E. King, A. A. g., recently
promoted and assigned to duty as Assistant
Adjutant General of the LIST army corps, has
entered upon his duties at the headquarters of
that corps. MAJOR General Parke, in general
order, expresses regret at the loss OF Col.
King, who was on duty at the headquarters
of the Department of Washington, and con.
graduates him on his well merited promotion
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THE RETENTION OF ARMS BY SOLDIERS,
The War department has directed that ali
soldiers who desire to retain their arms and
Announcements at the prices fixed by the Ord
nance Department., must signify their inten-
ton of doing 50 before leaving the field, so
that the prices may be entered upon the mus
ter-out rolls. The payments will be made at
the rendezvous at which the troops are or
dered for final discharge.
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FeR SAIL I've new milked COWS. with
l. calves; directly from the country: 1T i12 ID
street west, between B and sts 10 Is st*
0El SEVEN OCTAVE splendid Rosewood
- PIANO for sale cheap At the Music-
Store OF w. g. METZER0TT. full as
sortment Of Steinways, Raven Bacon g, VvXvt
ana AaIne,s PIANOS always On hand. je I6-3t
HOWE & p o q ny.
IL 1Mpoprrn p D nns, I ~ o,,.
NO. 40 Pennaylvania avenue, between 10Th and
18th streets, Washington. D. @.
Ing: and Plug T0BAoos:. Meer.ehau@, Brisr
oooI AND sf sPAskEiss sopA WATER
with excellent Fruit Syrups. je l6-3t
SPECIAL NOTICE. wish the attention o
~ wholesale and retail buyers to the greatest
bargains ever offered intending to make some
important change in my business. l offer my we'll
sslected stock Of DRY GOODS for enc month at
great reduction Black Silk, 81, 81 Is, 81 81 81 So
ehaws. only 81 81. 81 IS. 81, SS,worth double
SILK Circulars. Costs. Bssques at low prices Para
Sols, sun Umbrellas. from 81 mp; Besched and
Brown Cotton. only % cents; Yard vide. only Is
worth Sc Plaid. Plain and Striped Dress Goods,
At q, worth 40; French Lawn. in great variety
very cheap Black Al paca. st 81. cost 6octs: White
Channels. at 40, worth 81; Linnen Duck Drills and
CneeA: TOT boys wear. IS low as 20 cents; Corsets.
for u II; Bradley Hoop Skirts, very cheap; oops
great bargains; Handkerchiefs for ladies and
Childrsn, 10 cents, very cheap: Remember to call
early. BENZ. NEWMAN.
sfpaA
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~Governor Morton, of Indiana has called
the attention OF the W ar Department to the
fact that drafted men are held in service from
the date OF muster. instead Of from the date of
rendezvous. by which construction they can.
not be discharged under the order to muster
OUT all troops whose terms expire before the LIST
OF October.
The Governor urges that all drafted men be
considered IN the service from the date of re.
porting AZ the draft rendezvous, and mustered
out Wnen the terms of their ser vice would ex-
pire before the ist of October.
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RELEASED REBEL PRISONI

RELEASED REBEL PRISONERS
Colonel Ludington, Chief Quartermaster Of
the Department Of Washington, Is issuing
transportation to released rebel prisoners at the
rate OF about thirty per day, under the recent
order OF the War Department granting trans
portation to rebel prisoners to their homes. The
most OF these released prisoners came here
from the camp at Point Lookout
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RENEWING THEIR ALLEGIANCE

KENEWINT IHEIK ALLETIANCE.
Hundreds of citizens from the South have
presented themselves at Colonel Ingraham's
Office within the past few days for the purpose
of renewing their allegiance, in accordance
with President Johnson's late proclamation.
Yesterday, two of the excepted class, whose
taxable property was over $4,000, presented
themselves, but were detected, and their cases
referred TO the proper authorities
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OF INTEREST TO ODD FELLows.-In answer
to an inquiry from members of the fraternity
of Odd Fellows, Commissioner Lewis, OF the
Internal Revenue Bureau, decides that Odd
Fellows travelling cards and withdrawal cards
do not require q revenue stamp, they being
held to be nothing more than letters Of recon-
mendatiOn
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APPoINTMENTs.-Charles E. Weaver and
Samuel n Bishop, both of Pennsylvania,
have been appointed to Clerkships in the
Treasury Department. the former in the Cur
rency Bureau and the latter in the Internal
Revenue Bureau.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
eyicon Affaips-nefaof nf Tanez

NEW YORK, June 16 -The steamship Eve.
ming Star, from New Orleans on the 10th inst,
has arrived.
Chief Justice Chase has been in vited BY the
loyal colored Americans to address them, but
instead sends them letter calling their atten.
ton to the speech be made in Charleston, al
ready published in New Orleans, as containing
his views on all points OF interest to them. He,
however, briefly reiterates these views.
A fight between Cortinas and Lopez about 25
miles from Matamoras on the Sd instant is re.
ported. Lopez is said to have been beaten, al
though he was afterwards reinforced in season
to check the advance of Cortinas
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HEALTH OF HON. A. H. SrRPHRNs. learn
that Hon. a. Stephens, late Vice President
OF the rebel Confederaey, now at Fort Warren
Is allowed to walk IL the open air daily, from
nine to ten In the forenoon, In company with
an officer. His health is very feeble, and it is
reared that the Imprisonment Is fast under.
mining Dis weak constitution. He is kept in
room by himself, guarded all the time by two
soldiers Postmaster General Reagan, who is
similarly guarded, is allowed q daily prone.
naoe between six and seven O'Clock p. NJ
Boston TrdreI[sr.
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THE SANITARY COn,,1SSro

THE SANITARY COMMISSION.
Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
worth oflemons, oranges, vegetables, &c, have
been distributed among the troops encamped
around Washington by the Sanitary Commits
sion within the paste weeks The Commits.
sion is now devoting its time to supplying the
wants Of the 9th corps.
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- The preparations for the laying OF the
corner stone of the monument at Gettysburg
are almost complete. Major General Howard
will deliver the address. Colonel T.. &. Hal
pine Miles O'Reilly) will read an original
poem. Major General Geary will act as Chief
Marshal, and Rev. DIR. Tying, OF New York, as
Chaplain on the occasion
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FROM JAMAICA.

NEW YORK. June 16.-Jamaica dates to the
9th inst state that the drought there is severely
felt. The sugar crop will be materially in
jured.
There are frightful accounts from Saint
Thomas Of the ravages OF the small pox in that
parish, and the mortality among the laboring
classes in the interior districts. People have
been dying like rotten sheep. Even about
MIGRANT Bay those aff1icted with the small pox
have been seen exposed on the highway, there
being no place provided for their reception by
the authorities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-16

IL froi. maillefert, who has been engaged
in removing The Distinctions in James River,
represents the Inc, Dutch Gap Canal as NOT only
OF vessels have passed through' The act;on
OF the tide washes the debris iett nv arninSiO
the outer wall. and il is conndentlv &sssr,aS
by practical men that the i'm provem.n =. t .su
James river will be Of immense value To sh inc
ping.
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THE GETTYsBURG MoNrMEyT

THE GETTYSBURG MONUMENT,
Zen. Geary will leave here tomorrow to
complete the arrangements for laying the cor
ner stone Of the Gettysburg Monument on the
ath OF July. Ample accommodations will be
provided for the public, and special facilities
afforded representatives of the press.
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JEFF. DAVIS AND BLACKBURN-A friend of
ours, says the Dayton Journal. Is in posses.
sion OF an autograph, OF which the folio wing
is copy:
"SKkATR CHAMBER, March Ia. 1e4S Score.
Idry OF the U. s. Treasury-Sir: The enclosed
le,ter OF recommendation, in favor of Dr. Black.
ourn, is signed by gentleman we'll known TO
me as OF the highest respectabillty and intel.
lisence. Yours truly,
"JRFFERsoN DAVIS"
Inc DR.: Blackburn" was physician to one
oi ,ne southern marine hospitals, and Is the
yellow fever propagating scoundrel
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SHERMAN:S ARMY

The whole of Sherman's army has taken its
departure from Washington, the last of the
troops leaving yesterday. The Sd division Of
the 14th corps left for Parkersburg by rail, en-
route to louisville,
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ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
There are yet about 80, 900 more troops Of the
Army of the Potomac to he mustered out and
sent home
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PROMlTIlN

PKUNIUTIUN.
Captain J. F. Denniston, C. s., and disburs-
1ne ohcer OF this department, has been bre veted
MAJOR for gallant and meritorious conduct n
Wllllamsburg and Ream's Station.
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TOOK THE OATH

IT.
Colonel J F. Waring of the left. Davis
Legion, was among the rebel officers who took
the oath Of allegiance at Colonel Ingraham's
office yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-16

New York Auction sales, in accordance therevita
have reduced the prices on my whole stock At
least
TWENTY PER CENT.
BLACK AND CoLORED SILKS.
Black Lutestrins Silk fer 81
Handsome 4ros de Rhnss 81 rs, 81 so, ami 81
eros Grains So. so to 81 so. with large stock
of colored Silks at very low prices.
DRESS GOODS
OF all kinds, sorts and descriptions, very cheap.
My CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT
is unsur passed in the city for variety and cheap.
ness.
My cOTTONs AND OTHER DOMEsTIos
are or cents per yard less than they were last
week.
WHITE GOODS
viii be found Plain aud Checked Cambrics, Main.
socks and Ksmeraldas Beautiful Plain Swiss.
Line Linen aandRerchiefs from lOaI21l cts. rp.
Hem stitched do. IS cts.
White Hose from lag cts. up.
Lace and Grenadine Wells SOC.
Tarletans and Crinolines. all celors;
Infants Embroidered Bodies and Robes.
Bands, InsertinRs and Rdsings,
Collars ana Sleev es, at less than Importers prices
Very Handsome Marseilles Suits for children.
Lace and Muslin Window Curtains.
Honey Comb and MArseilles Connterpanes.
Table Diaper for 50c.. 75c. and 81,
Irish Linen, Towels. Diapers,
And many other articles which cannot be emu
The price is marked in plain hspres upon the
goods. b. M. mEiANb .hH.
iel5 w between It'll ard Stn SITS.
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CLIFTON HELM.
Late Paymaster g. g. Navy,
ATTORNEY FOR THl PROSECUTION OF
CLAIMS BEFORE THE DEPARTMENTS
OF THE GOVERNMENT.
Claims for Prize Money, Lost Clothing. Bounty,
Back Pay, Pensions. Lost Horses and other prop.
erty attended to promptly.
Office 30 Al street. Post Office Box 42s Wash
inaton city, d O. je7.6m
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THE RICHMOND CoLoRED DELEG ALTON.

The delegation Of colored men who came
here from Richmond for the purpose OF ask
ing the President to make special inquiry
into their condition under the military rule,
which they claim is no better than when they
were in slavery, had pretracted interview
with President johnson this morning The
President listened to their complaints atten.
lively, and is understood to have assured them
that he would make the necessary inquiries
into the facts of the case
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1876
FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
1856

1856 FINE OIL PAINTINGS. 1876
Landscape and Cattle. first class work of art
By storkenbscker. OF Holland, favorite pupil Of
very effective picture, by Sontag Also, a little
gem. the Opera Boz, BY Constant Mayer. author
choice Ensravings and a large and choice selec-
ton of Oval Picture Frames, Picture Cord and
Tsssels, Nails. Rings 30, at
MARKRITERB,
No. 4S6 7th street. 8 doors above
Odd Fellows Han.
HTerms cash, lie 3.lm>
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papers Of Wednesday state

@Richmond papers Of Wednesday state
<that seventy five pieces of property in Rich
mond have been already hbelled for confisca.
ton, which is only a beginning" Mayor
mayo, VINO was reinstated In his position
short time since, has been removed and his
t'court" closed up An election for civil officers
takes place in week or two. Sixteen boxes
OF the State achives, captured at Danyllle,
have been returned to Richmond Manufac.
tured tobacco is selling at from Is ceats to 81
per pc mo, and little in the market. The crops
In all parts Of Virginia are represented as