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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13
THE CITY

PRESENTATION OF A FLAo.-A very pleasant
AAar took place. on Saturday last, at the residence
of Mr.. A. Baratti.
The Italians residing in this city presented beau
tiful silk Aag to Mr.. D. Won Grooming, Vice Consul
of Italy, with the following address, viz
RICHMOND, VA. April 10th, 1865.
Mr., D. Won Groning,
Vice Consul of Italy at Richmond
Dear Sir-We, the undersigned, Italian Residents
of the City of Richmond, beg to present you with
the flag of Haly, and hope you will accept 1t, as a
memorial OF our esteem for your valuable services
in your capacity as Italian Consul in this city.
We present this banner, emblem OF our native
land OF poetic fields, blooming mountains AID sunny
Shores in testimony of the satisfaction afforded us
by your rule of conduct amid the many unforeseen
aud uu.oward circumstances which, on various oc-
casOns have traverSed your path of duty, through
which you have ever maintained our rights honor
ably, and afforded thereby pleasure proportion
able to the good you have done.
Hoping you may long be spared among us with no
clouds to dim the sky of your popularity, or thorns
TO lie in the pathway Of your duty. We remain,
dear sir with the assurance Of our highest esteem
your very sincere well-wishing FRIENDS
(Sgned) A. Baratta, e. Reani, and fifty others
Mr.. Won Grooming accepted the flag with sincere
pleasure, and thanked his Italian friends in a'tew
appropriate remarks for the honor they had con-
Gerred on him.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

OAxwooD CEMETERY This cemetery has been
used for three years as place of burial for Union
soldiers that have died il prison here Their
graves are generally marked, and friends from ne
North who desire t, disinter the bodies can 10 SC
vithout difficulty and have them SEPT North.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

PROPERTY SAVED FROM THE FGRE.-We direct
the special attention OF all concerned TO the adver
tisement of Robt. Hough Co., No. IA Pearl ST.,
whose store was broken open during the fire on the
morning of The Sd inst by unauthorized persons,
and robbed Of large quantity of teas, sugar, cof-
fee &c. The firm make liberal offer of half
Of the described goods to any person returning any
part of them, and it will be the part of honesty as
well as policy on the part of those holding the
goods to return thcm at Mr.. Hough is located
for the present at George A. Weeds, No. so Main
street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

SPECIAAs notice. have every .e1zoa g
y believe that nine boxes of Young HYSOE GREEh
TEA belonging me and stored ir the store OF Rhodes
Wilson Hurt Pearl street stolen during the fire OF
Monday morning Il covered in unbeached brown
sheeting and mark Isl Z II. RHODES, Richmond Va
Any person who knows OF the Hhereabou. OF the same
will be rewarded with half recovered, upon s return
TO me Any person having it. may as well report as to
wait for the discovery by Federal Police who will very
shortly bring all these articles 10 the light Of day and
their proper owners 1870
Address +. II. thODES
a,i3-3t Wing ONCE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

Tn MARkErs.-The display Of vegetables, meats,
salads &c.. in the upper market, was better yester
day than at any time since the occupation oil the
city. but prices were inclined 20 rule high Salads
from 80 to 50 cents fish, per bunch, 81 meats
40 to so cents per pound; butter, 80 and 6O CENTS
with better supply.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

STOLEN GooDs.-There are hundreds Of thousands
o dollars worth of goods stored away in the houses
various persons, which is the rightful property
of many worthy sufferers by the late fire. These
goods were rescued from the fire by persons who
seem to be possessed Of the idea that all such prop
erty saved is legitimate plumber and that the former
owners have no more right to it. This is altogether
wrong, and we would direct the attention of all
holding others property to the order of the mill ia
~ authorities respecting such property, and the
disposition to be made of it, to the end that they
may be saved trouble aud annoyance.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

A NATIONAL SALUTE of two hundred guns was
fired yesterday afternoon on the Square, by dlrec-
ton of general order of the Secretary OF War.
The firing was by company d, 4th battery, United
States Regulars, Captain Follett, and was in honor
of the official announcement Of the surrender OF
Gen. Lee and the Army of Northern V irginia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

THE CIVIL COURTS have suspended their func-
tons, but understand the clerks of the several
courts have permission to continue their duties,
issue marriage licenses, &C., which will be great
convenience to those desiring to enter the bonds Of
a matrimonial union.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

MAJ. GEx. f. 0. C. o., ." nnandiny the Army
If the James, arrived IL Richmond yesterday
morning with his staff, and Pat up at headquarters
Gen. Ord has been with Gen. Grant with portion
of his army, following up the pursuit Of Lee. 1t
is supposed taat Gen. Oh will assume comman Id
here,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

Tue "solbiERs' HOMES" vacated by the Confcde-
rate Government have been taken possession of by
the United States forces occupying the city, and the
soldiers have gone to work making themselves
comfortable in the possession Of them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

THE HOTELS to be re-opened Immediately are the
Ballard, and perhaps the Exchange, the Powhatan,
and St. Charles. Their accommodations will all be
needed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

FALSE REPoRrs.-We again advise ouf citizens
to discontinue the practice of circulating rumors
which are set afOat by persons interested in the
success Of the Southern arms. They are the pro-
geny of an overweight imagination, and constitute
the food upon which the secession element expects
to feed so long as the war lasts. Give no heed to
them
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

REvIEw.-The 10th Massachusetts, Reg ment was
mentioned in our account of the review of Satur-
day. instead of the 43l Regiment, from the same
State.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

PERsoSAL.-We have had the pleasure of an in
terview, at our Office, with Rev. DR.. B. II. Nadal,
of Washington, D. c., one of the editors of the
New York hethod dist; and Rev. DR.. S. B. Rooney,
formerly of California, now of New York. These
ministers are able and jealous members of the
" Christian Commission" They and their asso-
ciates have devoted themselves to the humsne IN
dersking of allevisting the great distress and des
titution prevailing in this city.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

TIE CRY POsr OFsICE.-D. B. Parker, Special
Agent Of the Post Office Department, has reopen
eo the City Post Office, under the Spotswood Ho-
tsl. L. T Glawson is Ms representative il charge
1t present
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

Pr AND CAKE BAKERIES, confectionery shops,
saais ana booths are springing up all over the
city The citizens are ready purchasers where they
have the Federal currency necessary, and the notes
are becoming tlore pie ntiiul day by day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

RocKErTs is beginning to assume all the impor-
lance, hustle, activity and bu mess that attached
to it before the war, and the shipping IS building up
a forrest Of masts and smoke stacks in the har
bor
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

THE GAs.-Fifty barrels of lime were received
in the city yesterday, TO be used in the publication
of the gas at the gas works. The gas was turned
on last night, and we hope now to have a contn-
uous supplv.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

THANxs.-We are indebted to Wallace Fergus
son, Esq, of Albany, for copies of late Albany and
Portland papers. Such faVors are always appre-
ciated.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

ANUS sHtSrs.-With the temperance of gas,
ths Theatre will become a more pleasant place of
resort. Notwithstanding this drawback, the place
has been doing good business for the short time
n, establishment has been re-opened. New at
fractions are given nightly.
The united minstrels and brass band are drawing
good hou ses at the Varieties. Several new actors
are announced.
Madame Rhul will give a series OF her very en-
pertaining concerts at Metropolitan Hall in few
days.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

FJsarSo Persons who have nothing better to do
can 60 angling in the James at very cheap tariff
Of expenses. The removal of the distractions have
caused great shoals of fish to ascend the river, and
they we're very plentiful and cheap in the market
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

MARITAL Law has limited the sale of intoxica-
ting liquor to great degree; but, in the times of
martial law under the Confederate Government, in
1862, there are 'inets" where the vile compound
can still be obtained. We would warn citizens
against any infringement Of the law for selling IL
quor to any man enlisted in the army of the United
States. as violations Of the kind will be severely
punished.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

ROCKETS, the port of Richmond, has within a
few days been changed as by the wand of enchant-
nent. The hum of trade is again heard where so
recently nothing was audible but the occasional
rumble of a Confederate wagon and the slow clank-
ing of hammers on those absurd institutions, Mr..
Mallorys iron. clads. Steamers and schooners line
the wharves, and wagons, drays and vans rush to
and from with all the eager enterprise of Broad
way. Another equally striking change is being
rapidly worked The mud and filth and grass of
four years had accumulated on the pavements and
sidewalks, ranging in depth from six ncnes to two
feet By order Of the military authorities, upwards
of thousand colored laborers are employed in
the thorough cleansing of the streets and wharves,
and already the work has made great progress
If this system is persevered in. as judging from
the action of the United States authorities in New
Orleans we have no doubt it will be, during the
C )ming summer Richmond will be healthier than
at any former period. 1t will he recOllected that
reysr dursnE The occupation of New Orleans by
the United States troops has yellow fever ever pre-
vailed there as an epdemlc;. previous to the war
Yellow Jack was one of the established institu-
tious of that city.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

THE STAFF OF MAJ GDS. GODFREY WETrzEL.-
The following officers compose the staff of Major
General Godfrey weitzel, Commanding the 25th
Army Corps, now located in Richmond
Brig Gen GeorgeF Shepiey, Vols. Chief OF
Staff
Captain D D Wheeler Assistant Adjutant Cen
eral.
Captain Goodrich, citing Assistant Adjg-
tant General.
Major E. E. Graves, A D C..
Captain Lewis Weitzel, A c.
Captain II Fitch, A D C.
Captain T T Graves, A A DC.
Lieut. Col A Kress Acting Assistant Inspector
General.
Captain L L Langdon, Chief of Artillery.
Surgeon " A Conoyer, S Vols, Medical Dr.
rector.
Major A Stevens, Jr, Provost Marshal.
Captain Blood, Chief Q uartermaster.
Captain Charles Wheaton, Jr, Chief COmmisssry
of Subsistence.
Captain wickes, Acting Judge ADVOCATE.
Captain G F Howard, Acting Ordnance 0ficer.
Captain J Remington, Acting Commits sary OF
Musters.
Captain Rider, Acting Assistant Qusrterm aster.
Captain c Parsons, Chief Engineer.
Lieut. Phillips, Chief of Ambulances.
First Lieut. Partridge, Chief Signal officer
First Lieut. Strubel ADO.
Second Lieut. L de Peyster, A D &c.
Captain Locke, g S.
The business Office of the staff is located in the
second story OF the Custom House.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13
Shipping News.

ALMANAC FOR RICHMOND THIS DAY.
Sun rises % Moon rises ..........ae
Sun sets...........628 High Water. -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

Suffers PRIcEs.-We. give below for the infor-
nation of citizens, the following list of Sutlsrs'
prices. They will be found the same pretty much
all over town Best butter IS cents per pound ;
cheese 80 cents per pound msckerel 20 cents
each fresh fruit, in cans two pounds each, sl,oO
raisins 20 cents per pound; corn starch 26 cents
per pound sardines IS cents per box; hams 40
cents per pound smoked beef 40 cents per pound ;
condensed milk 80 and IS cents per can; candles
80 cents, adamantine 60 cents per pound; honey 10
cents ellies assorted so and IS cents; apple but
ter so cents per eg tobacco (Solace) 10 cents per
paper tobacco (Amulett) 10 cents per paper; Ma
Wy tobacco 81 % per pound pickles, in gallon jars
81 So pickles, in quart jars 75 crackers 80 cents
per pound; cakes % cents per dozen; eggs GO cts.
per dozen; fine calf skin boots sl4; kip boots
$40 to slj; best wool shirts Sc to SO.
All the Suffers have permission to sell to citizens
at rates established by the. military authorities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
Proposals


O7ricE OF Aanr cLoruIya Asp FouIpaGgp
kEw YORK, jan Is, 1905 !
A RMH SUPPLlES.-BlDDERS for ARMY
SUPPLIES under Advertisement dated tho 9th instsn.
and signed y hereby notified that the time for open
inY bid, ma. oeen postponed until II o'clock on WEDNES.
oh yINToN D. @. NJ Gen. Dr. Brig Gen
CLorRrsa BuREAu, on. -Gswrs oryros,,
WasHrs oToy, Jan. 8, ls55,
A RMY SUPPLIES-Sealedp proposals will DO
received at Tho Office OF Army Clothing and EqIpage
inst for furnishing by tie DspCt ofArmy Clothing
Uniform Coo,,, Infantry. rrnlard
Artillery Jackets standard.
Sack CoaB. lined snlard
Sack Coa,s, unln,d. slndard.
Drawers, Canton Flannel standard
StockinGs. standard.
Boote.t, sewed and Pegrcd, standard.
Boot, Cavalry s.wed aud Peggej standard
BLANKETS, india rubber, standard
Pouches, India Rubber, standard
kucIsacts, standard.
EWcnacSs, standard
Camp Kettles standard
Mes Pans. standard.
Axe, FEELING STANDARD
rics Azes siiihlt
Haebs,s. standard
Spades standard.
eloycl,, standard
oarlison Fig, s,nnis,i
Tents Hospital, s,apiirf
Tents Sheier Q "a. Cotton Dlet r.ntasd
Great Coat Strips, standard
frrher Indignation nsy DO had sud sample, Of tire above
articles may be at the Office Of Army Clothing aud
Equpage, New. IOfk.
Bidders viii state the numbe. they propose furnish how
they conrnenoc and the number they deliver
weekly and will submit samples Of the aItieies tue
.ea o. which they be made aud when textile fabric
at lsa't yard shoad be fVrnoj Proposals must be
by signed by at eas,wo responsible
persons setting forth that contract awarded 10 the party
making The bid that he they will ut xcute tho
,rrct aud give bond. for the proper frent Of the
The right Is reserved b. the United States 10 reecl any part
the whole o. the Bids may be deemed fo the interest Of
the service
Awards WIN be sahjce, 20 tie approval Off Quarerma,ter
General Of The Army.
The ,upp lee met TO delivered In Regulation Packing
Boxes. IIopoas should b ldl.sd Pr posa. FOR furnish
h, beE1 ueTt q the article Ia f0r sad Jtlessel
10 BEevet Brig Gen. ID. II. VlNTON, u. ON. Gen.
New-iork City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
OrgIcB CHER QrIKTEaxAsTRR,
20. 49, CuC'ssAri. Ohio. Jan. IL, los.
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned

OrvIcB CHIEF QcIKTEaxAsrRR,
20. 49, tiHOissAri Ohio Jan. IL, I5.J.
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned
until TUESDAY. Januatr ~ los a. u oclock m, fl
furni.hing this DEPARTMENT will
Great Coai'. Foctnels. Amy Standard
" 01sa Gsrbets, Amp S'anlsrl
Stockings. Army s.apisrl
Crest 1oaf., st.sps. irmy STANDARD.
Camp Kettles. Army stsD4sTL
Al Hludles, Amy stEnt4ft
Safioua Color, Army Standard
To D. delivered zee o.. charge a. lie United su'.i lnsfe:
(Ikr o. - grie ~ 1eort1rce MIN s sn0r' ~
az f ecoJ Tisrfre II fh~ Contractor, gYrHfv, AID
ki ~ so.ls Harbe and dfo f cafrse Hssg BE- Giac1,
so,tsi on srh a',i-i. and .IctIgc
Pries oicrl I1l. should make srpsrHts JEopo.s 70
eleh lfi-c offered and must distinctly saie IN their nd. 10
gGs1.ly they pfoyose fumh. The Price (rAi iioud ID
vr,s t IL sord' and Ggare'J snd conform o. Tho terms
of ills }fsrrt"Dsi, copy (Which shouG acc sn any s-s
ssnl.rI samples 81 the nr>s r-qnned nsy tie
oihe- OF Clo,, NJ and FGuipare In this city.
Samples FCbiiitid. Iust b. nsrsed ard numbered
correspond with prorosa and tue patc. thereto
Amy STANDARD. o,hersns the proposals. viii no, be con.
sidered.
,1Irsnv dsn.d by two responsible. pssons rnnlt accom-
pary bid that the bidder viii supply the
sG'icl-. srl,d TO him under h. p'oPo.li. . 49, 90,
Hiis will I've opened Tueftlv, January ~ ub5 ~ u
O'Clock ~ his Office and bidsefs requested 10 be
Awad. will II made on Wednesdiy Jan. %. le65.
Bond viii be required AA tno contract val DO faithfully
fulfilled .
Toe.r,n. relating % Proposals win not be eiced.
Blank forms Of ProposaL Contracts and Bonds may be
cbssns AZ this ohce.
IN. gn 10 70 e Any bid deemed unreasonable Is reserved
Indor.e envelope "fropoaI Tor here lse this name OF
the article OaesCdl" and address ,,.,, -, ,,.yr.,
0urr .f,r( iuriu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
CORPORATION Notices.
CIrr IssrEcron's pEr,Rrss.r,

CIrY ISsrEcrons DIP ,Rr,sSr,
Ntw.loRK, Jan. 49, 1865.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLlC.-Thc injunc.
l ton prevcnng the payment OF tho employed In
cleaning tie streets having boon Dissolved the removal oil
a,he, win be resumed Monday the 6sh Inst Citizens are
requested TO Keep muoh OF the ashes Si'hn DOOR of 10"
da,s As they can conveniently 10 yvo tho cart non an
opporuIlJ remove that which Il now on tho side
rsts .sd s,rsst,. FLA bOOLE. CITY Ins9ssssL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
Doar0 auo Ropms.

A YOUNG LADY is DESTROYS Of obtaining
BOARD, With the OF Piano in a private family
living between Eighteenth and SIS ana between
fhh and Seyenthaves References given and rqvirej Ad
dTess, 4. NJ b., 10. l65 West Forty seventies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD EoM "a
vi p.NY-root Of Barclay st-0n spd stei , IAN ~
,hranrb ma. trains Tor Hscketls.own ara o. Morr,
,ion, wil Ioavs Nsw.York 81 $50 IL Gu ~ ~
town ErpF'"" q scHocH, A",ssu. Superintendent.
NTFW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains Leave
Sas at cor,isnd st. for PnADnIrHa ana ~.
~ ], M and 81 "a H. isi,s . %, sa ana ND
and si,,sgy fistss not rsosIysss IN the ~ m 1Aa
q ~ ~ ar particulars ses bills Of oncss.
XTEW-Y0RK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
Train, for Absny Troy sqi sy.toss sprins' ia, sos
aso,us wi,s toe NorX nS w''l lssf' ~a's ~S""~
lL " sastRn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
INSTRUCTION.

D.-GOLDSMIrHs INSTITUTE,
~ No To- Broadg1v.-Gres. Inducements oh-rtd run
corr-. pcu ling Prunmansbip Hook}rping snd Arithmetic
regaar sfg- $50 reduced 20 81 ior OF VINO commence
III month Each puiii separately iinght
OLIVER h. GOLDSMITH, Principal.
URVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, \. Y
- riding School ioT Boys Tie %h senhnnna te.s on
MI commence TUESDAY, nov. l. Fer eTc99lIr sPpy -
toe PTG.c'PsL - q. n - " a.
yb,0WNSFND's COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
n, 2C0 Bowery be.og Houston -. Private Instruction
~veu Dep ir,n.n for ladies. Thorough inhfact!2I u
Book-Eeepihe Arithmetic, Algebra heSohs SPs's, WIZ
H., O.rnuh., &C..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
CLOTHING BUREAU,
QranTgHsAsTgR GgSYRAL's OFFICE
I.N,.vy InftT

CLOTHING BURFAU,)
CranTERsAsTgR GaSYgALs OFFICE,
WssUIEGTos, January IL, 1855.
4 RMY SUPPLIES Sealed Proposals viii
N be received at the Office u Amy Clo,hing EqrPlge
Phi!sdrlpii', until ~ O'Clock WEDNESDAY tho 18th
inst, or furnishing by contract Of the Depot OF Army Cloth.
10 snd Equipsge, Ph.ed,niis. viz;
SACK Coats, lined army standard
Seek Coe,s uuinei. do
Blanket, Inii' rubber, for Infantry, army ;,'Hi,ri
krapsacks, complete, do.
Isichets, do.
Uuform Has do.
Hat Coris -ud Tasses do.
Cam? ke,tss do.
Mes Pans d..
Shelter Tents, do.
whose graiures be appended 10 the guarantee and
thrd 20 a. beng good aud sufficient security fo tho amount
involved by pubic li3rlfy Of the United States
BID. from detailing conscioIs snd tlose that do nos fully
comply with he requirements Of ts aIgerselent viii not
b. considered.
Blank forms Tor proposals. embracing the Of the
required IL eac m BE- lad application - this
Office and others which DO not embrace this gusrree,
wi be idefed vii any proposal be considered wi la
does sdiy CONFORM 20 tt1 requirements bercin stated
Bdies wi state the quantity they propose to luui how
soon they can Commence AID the quality they can deliver
weekly.
~. rg Is rrerved By a.. United Si,'ss cry psr,
he whole Of tbs bids may be deemed best fOrhe interest
u tho service.
Awards viii be subject he approval II the ousrteraser
GeIcrs al OF the
Sample. be Ills dice snl proposals mus, be m
dor'ed flopo'sl.for Amy Suppl .tng on ,e e.se.spe
he par icliAI ArtOis bid !dT HERMAN BltiGS
Col QusrrmTs. Dcplr. Igcns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP CO.'S LINE.
~ Daily,
For Prov.d Ice Direct
Tie rev tud sn'ti1 steamers
4 ! L


ELECTFh AsDU lLArEA,
Having Superior Accomuodt cas- for Passengers and
rre-b VIII leave II y North River. foot Robin.
son',reet, Daily tsundiys "xc~ptedD IA I'm.
Connecting at Providence with q. n. 20. Boston
The ELECTRA, Cop. ,. ". Nlf. viii leave New. York
every MONDAY, WEiNESDAN trd FRIDAY
The GALATEA, Capt WI. JONES. every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
~ Freight taken az Prog ,cr .ais.
ty'Ihsse steamers sei n teir arrangements
S the comfort and safety a -n.ers sai their facilities for
the transportation Of Freight
Up Passenger. after rotiu, n the ug. disturbed
tin they We ~ Cloviicuce, { 81 blar early enough 10
~ desrrdJ in the trt sccoHs0a,n train for
bostOn, arriving IN Boston az .
For information In regard to fit' -. snpy 70 ISAAC
ODELL. General Freisht Agent. ii,r No. q. =. T.
u, ~ iieaes s,seioons o. bsLth. Ay ,2 -; o.. Ell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
Or,RrrRxAsrER's OTrlog, L. 8. A,l
-. -. A. ~ L. IL IN


No II State -. NeW-Yolk, Jan lt lat3
CEAIED PROPOSALS will be received NJ
- iii, Office until J. O'clock "a. Of SATURDAY sIl INST,
ly IN rtlue OF an Government stores within tie oily Of
Kew.Yort which It .y be he duty Of hn Department to
move for the period oil one ysar. =,
state the price or calau's load ~ 90 I'VE barrels % oa
seven barrels OF Flour 500 hlt,en hundred rouid,
81 other goods ag any distance net exceeding aia nile WIZ
an iucr.n.e Of one third Tor every sidtiona hhh mir
Jhs party whoi the contract nuy be awarded VIII %
required have In reslness AZ AL Zines ucFht nuD.
Of tcas perform too repaired -yice and to Keep the 81
work Arn required nights ALL sandeys without rsie eos.
re.son ard 20 no prcseu, IN person or %
nj, lines TO aud execute all orders "heA iHS ''
given for work 10 be done. .
IL ufop,ssl will he con sl.ed unless coming from rcsro
ils persons known the u,deTs.ned' OF VINO WI W
yonch.d for ~ responsible peucs: ,,, $1,000.
rb ,ron,,n must he ndcrei by two Teponship persons
setting fr their win to - security N " su 20
a2O1O that sad proposal. II accepted VIII be iAh'Hy Cal"
zach propose. he injor,ed Proposal for oSrnS GOV
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