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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-05
Peoples Line.
REMOVED TO
UNION DOCK. CONCORD ST.
THE GREAT
Southern Freight and Passenger Line
DIRECT TO
PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.

PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
NO TRANSPARENT OF GOODS.
-as On and after Wednesday, Sept. 9th,
s-slzssAsethe Steamers s, AGNES; Capt; s. P.
G. R. Graham, will leave Union Dock, Concord street
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT
THREE O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
Ihese steamers insure at lowest rates handle their
promptly.
Freight carried at rates as low as by any other line
and IN any quantity, having large capacity.
Freight received daily and recepted for.
For freight or passage having splendid state room
WIN. J. TAYLOR & CO.,
CHRISTIAN LEA & CO.,
Agents in Richmond.
, Another new steamer will soon be completed and
placed on the Line. se1l-lmf
Racing is Strictly Prohibited ON this Line.
OLD BAY LINE!
THE ONLY LINE CARRYING THE U. S. NAIL!
= For Fort arp% m enItiano Norfolk,
sss-szsaes.==szs city Point and richmond.
BY H 81 tf F ~ 91q fHP G G9Pans
Passengers leaving Baltimore at p NJ arrive in
h!fhnGn sa ~ n TN hG sFGa S ~
A''l't GEoRIGIANNA
One of the above Boats will leave Union Dock foot of
Concord street, daily.
At O'Clock. II. VI.
FOR FORT MONROE AND NORFOLK, VA,
Connecting at Fort Monroe with the well known
E EST Fast ana a T SSdf ARS 5 s4 AS Ha
son River, and finished without regard to expense
FOR CITY POINT and RICHMOND, Va.
RETURNING,
Will leave Richmond at 6 A. NJ, daily stopping at
City Point, and connecting at Norfolk with the Bay
Line Steamers that leave Norfolk at 80 p NJ, and
ARRTVTNG IN RALTIN0RE II 4 NJ anu
In time for the Eastern and Western Trains and for
Washington City, ID. G.
The Steamers of this line navigate the James
River going and returning, entirely in day time Civ
ing passengers ample time to see the Notifications
and all other objects of interest
Tickets for the above places can be had on hoard tho
Fare from
Fort Monroe - S500
Through tickets from '''''''''00
Baltimore to Richmond. $500
City Point ..............S7.5O
through tickets can De obtained at all the depots
cities, and Washington City, d. C.
be particular to procure tickets by
THE OLD ESTABLISHES BAY LINE.
Be- State Rooms and Meals extra.
Bs- The State Room accommodations are unsur-
passed. and the table well supplied.
Passengers taking the LIS train from Philadelphia
will make connection with this line
Passengers taking the 500 A. NJ train from New
York, have ample time to dine in Baltimore.
Passengers taking the p NJ train from Washing
ton make connection with this line
Rs- Passengers and their baggage transported free
between Railroad Depots and Steamers. WV -A'0
NJ. n. FALLS, President.
HUGH O'CONNOp
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Passengers Transferred to and from all Dcpots and

FARE:
From Baltimore to Fort Monre. .....,......$5 90
Norfolk ................ 6 90
City Pont.......... : 50
Richmond . s 90
Inc propretorS OF the line negotiating for
of the most superb and fast steamers of the Iud
son river to run on the James river and intend to
make their line the permanent institution of BaIti-
more and grateful for the very large share of patron
age they have already received request continuance
of the public favorS.
Passengers taking the 10 train from PHILADELPHIA
make sure connection with his line
Passengers taking the p. NJ train from Washing
ton, make sure connection with his line.
Passengers taking the s A. NJ. train from New
York, will have time to dine in Baltimore and make
connections
and take no other.
Information may be obtained on application to
A. W. SHAW,
Superintendent New Line,
sel9-tf RoIt;mnro
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rs Business carefully and promptly transacted
before the Departments of the General, State and
Local Governments.
Rs- Pensions, Bounties, Back Pay, Prize Money,
Horses lost in service, Fuel Forage, &C., taken by
officers Vessels lost &c.
&b- Moneys safely invested and accounts adjusted
BN- Officers accounts settled.
Cash Advanced to Clients and Vouchers
CaShed.
10. p. BURNSIDE,
Late Captain and C. S. U. S. Vols.
r. p. GUSTIN,
oc2-ly Late Auditor @. NJ. Office Bait.
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STEAMBOAT NOTICES,

IIV NEW IINE Is composed OF the following cIe-
CANT sde-wheel Steamers, superbly fitted up with
Saloons and Single and Family State Rooms:
GEORGE LEARY, Captain Brakeman
JAMES 7. BRADY, Captain Lands.
CITY POINT, Captain Talbot.
DICTATOR Captain Deering
MAGENTA Captain Baulser
The tables are supplied with every luxury the
markets afford and equal to irSt-classs hotel fare:
and notwithstanding the superior advantages offered
to the public in point of elegance comfort safety and
speed, the fares are as low by any other line
They connect with the elegant New Line Steamers
tor Cherrystone, Mathews county, and all points on
the Eastern Shore of Virginia. and also with the
other points in North Carolina. "
- Passengers Transferred to and from all Depots and
Baggage handled free of charge.
, They navigate the James river entirely in the day
thus aordIng passengers time for seeing the fortified
tons Dutch Gap, and other objects of interest
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
prpposals.
OYrleE OF AssIsfAxT ComrHARy. .UEEBRAL
op SuBsIsTEscB, No. & sTArn,sT.,

D.. .- EEw- YORK, October n, ls6S.
A RMY SUPPLIES.-Sea Proposals Gn
duplicse) win be received by the under5sned until
o'clock p IN, THURSDAY, the l9h inst. for sap
plying for The OF the United States Army 81 BsIsT.
o. follows. Wis:
1oO, 900 pounds OF clean dry BROWN SUGAR
Bidders are requested TO prices for mrnhpE II IN
either OF the following styles: t.'H i- . ID
lst In original packages
3D. In barrels TO be and Of the Sest in for the pu
pose and be full head lined. s,r-r.r.r -frr---
: BID. may be made IN bond OF duty pa'd. " u
their deliveries It -..-.li' ..
Separate proposals be made in duplicate and bidders
may propose for such quantity they wish contract to de-
liver. .- - ..lg' ..T 'rrl DID, iuI 90
printed copy OF t. Advertisement be ssched to
each proposal and the proposals plnst be specific In mpy
ing precisely with ell the terms Each bid TO have cbnder
alton must contain the written guaranty Of two responsible
We The hereby guarantees that should ell or
sny psr of tie above bid be accepted shall be Only fulfilled
according TO It's true pupor and copdont also that writ
ten with bonds the amount Of fourth Of the
value Of proposed be furnished shall be executed
II required." lIl l ~
The sellers name place OF bnsinsss ana the date Of
chase Of with weight and ship
ping marks to be hereafter designated. mnn be plainly
marked every package. All other Oh marks must be
obliterated r ....I l-rf 10 10 III
Pavs<. w Be sads IN currency m egsirdienf az soon
a., fund.- are rseeired Gis Qtkee Jor the prgpos.
Banks for Proposals tciu be nhed at fs ses ,chsch
uus bs fasidssd IN eaceios addrssd 10 ne sadesnfd
and inAorsed " Proposais for Sgbsisteaes Steves. -
H. r. CLARKE, Colonel. A. D. G. and A. c. o. 3.
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Jntfrual nepenue.
OFFICE of COLLECTOR Of IF INTERNAL ,ITi v sA,E

OFFICE Of COLLECTOR Of INTERNALI
~ REvENuE, THlRTYrsEcoND DISTRICT Ii1ns of TIE
a.. ~, second And Fourth Wards Of the City Of New
YIc1rs.@xNSUGT TAX SoTIcE.-No,iee !. hereby even
that the spnna ~, OF taxes assessed m sno soOye
sss bss been received from the Assessor and that the
iaes taxes and licenses thereq ,Rsched have become
y deputy, E, 4. Office, No. 80 Cedsrst, near nfoadway
dairy Sundays excepte commencing on the IS,n osS o.
October eusuing and endng on the 20h day Of November
lar ths recript OF said duties taxes Sc Office hours om 10
o'elo e. nto m The taxes included In the list are
upon plate csrsse' yachts. bisdseles panooIss. o
per.ons who shall neglect pay the so. aos by them
:pectiysiy according the h. ores,d within the tune
b.een speehed, will sscome liable TO the psnse. prescribed
by the law, BHERlDAN sD0Oh, Collector
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
11oIitieal Notites.

JoIGHTH WARD EMPIRE UNION CLUB1
II NOTICE-rhe members sfthe Empire Unisa Clso q
the Eighth Ward and persons who Joining ne
WEpEEsDxT EVENING, Oct lS 1883, Of y ecioea
Rss5 Marshars No 454 Brooms,, corner o MefcsL ~
,he rnrposs on forming pcrmsnent organization Al ot
,sn. of he Eighth Ward who in favor oi snppo'ne
Union nominations made AZ Syissuss are nsea np. s%
nv ofder of MICHAEL BRADY ffesiosn' P'e" "n~ a
JANIS w. RILEY, Secretary pro tefn :.
EOURTH INDEPENDENT, DEMVCmAf!N .T,nS IN ~
vsn,ioa net Monday evening the Fourteenth wsrS aets
No s2l (3r.nds aid unssnioasIy Nominated ME- AooeA
RAcEY as their c'na'a''Io John j. MURPHY, Chairman.
RorKar y. BsAxsAS, Secretary. 4lfaR. efl
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
0he Curt
Union COURSE,

Union COURSE, Long Island. TROY
TYNG an rfURsDAY, octebei 10. at . o'clock p Fl
mile heat, b., Ss%s, s. s. Tsss xs':
woodrnt enies m D. pIfst enters M Lady Thorn. Car
will he and ss ,s'i:: sss,,
mhats. i9s La ,na =, u fo the Coarss direct AZ
:s.n S1ss Of asopose PsSes II! = p ssstsl
pySs~yys order bhA" "Ae]s
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
lectures ano Aleetimss

or. LUKEs H0SPITAL.-The anniversary
,vce, Of ST. Lukes Hospital will be celebrated 1t .he
ne. Of the ssne FiNyfoaithst and Fith ave. on the
evening Of WEDNESDAY, the lsth int, SSt Lutss psy
=, n O'clock. The Rev. +. D. HUNrlN0TON ID, ~,
a.ston viii pf.ach and collection viii be madA Al VIII
fs an interest in providing for the Sick Peor-who hsv
sres 10 be sick IN at homeare invited 70 atend. The
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
90 formers ano Others.
rI,HE KITTATINNY.

rTNHE KITTATINNY. ,,,u, s,,ry
THE nest BLACKBERRY HAVE YET SEEN
Cls. paspin1 The BEST Blackberry know of shall take
srss, ueasure In my frends-Wn B. cn-
pene It very hardy and sies. ha N Ra.
chsrDr Trmbe For og sliu os.ss &c ,sspd stamp
te h. WILLIAMS, boptelsif. ~ j.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
: - QrAarnnAsrsRs OryroH. No. "a sIArEsr,}
NKvYoRK, Oct g. 1865. s


Proposals. invited BY The undenSned for the deysy
board Of vessels Il such wharf In Hsrtes may
be designated. -tr rr 20.
The iay and Straw must be securely bed and weigh two
tboussad IL OOOl pounds uer tun exclusive Of wood
Proposals must state psniy the quantity price, and time
Of delivery. ..t- ..g f.r. A. lI f.ll
The Hay and Straw win be inspected BY Government In
speetor and weighed before being shipped. ..II
Proposals will also be received TO deliver Hay en-! straw
Wshrgton d. CT Ricltnond. Va, md Hilton Head b C
subject TO the sbove requirements .-. -
Hills viii be accepted from time 70 time 70 meet he re-
quiremepts OF tho Government - - .... .t. Ii .'
Pay ssnts 70 be made delivery soon thereafter 80
funds for the purpose shslI be received. rl. ..L
PIT STEWART VAN yLlET, Brsvet Aalt. Gen, te
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DARNUM's NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM,
- BROADWAY. between Spring and Prneessa ID

DARNUM's NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM,
- BROADWAY. between Spring and Prince-ssa
> Nnw-foRK HERAIDD "H N'fst
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
of the ds'hIns and scoonrSP,Sed uEqus's''snn'' p
and the charming Irish Commedlenpe and Vocalist
MISS KATHLEEN O'NEIL
AFTERNOON AT 3. ..f14.a
Tbs Romantic Military Drsms Of the
- 1a'I ROLL OF THE DRUM .lii .'f
q story Of the French Revelation. f..f s.s.
EVENING AT II
The Spectacular Drama. I'm acts, entitled I'D
OR, THE WILD HORSE or TARTARx:
GORGEOUS SCENERY. sPLENDip APPOihfAbhTH
MAGNIFICENT WARDROBE, .-,
and IN which VIII be introduced the i-- - 't Pc
: = :" TRAINED STEED "TARTAR"i m . .
Previous 10 Drama, Afternoon and Evening. ~.
MISS KATHLEEN ONEIL as an "Objrct OF intsrssa"
L Mr. w. b. HARRISON, Es,empoIsnsOus sisssE
oyEk locoS CuRI0slTiE&S; & .,u
built by ABRAHAM LINCOLN IN Macon County, illinois
In 1880 and in which he resided for two year..
MISS ANN ELIZA LEAK, BORN WITHOUT ARMS,
CROCHETS. BRAIDS HAIR. EMBk0tDERS, ks
TATaE TaE Z GitaRsSFsT tHs rGsSF YaT WOMAN GrviSS
and prettiest CIRCASsIAN GIRL sver seem ,1,
GEN. GRANT. IT,, the smallest Dwarf ever sxhieheds
N BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS. -
TWO STEAM GLASS ENGINES IN h0TtioGN;, d,9t On,
- .sF b. .ThREEH0RNED BULL
CosnsaInss Stereoscopticops Learned Seal Happy Fau
x Smission 20 csnx Children under TO- 10 escts :
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18

Cry or NEW. j oRK DEPARTMENT OF tiSAscr,)
t PrrEtu or TBs RECEIVER Oy TtrEs, Z
Eyw CouKT IlOusE PARK October H. 1908.
yv,O TAXPAYERS.- Notice is hereby given
1 tbst tb,. Assessment Rols Tax Books on Real and
p.rsora Essts r the year 1865 have been delivered 10
mn. and hat III taxes now due and peyabc ts ooe'
thereon can made between the hours oi a. H.
ard y. M. - .,..,., "A
deduction At the rate OF per cent per snnun calculated
nom n date OF payment 10 the st OF necenber vii, ne
,nd on I'll take. paid previous 70 the lot day OF November
~ ~ JOHN MURPHY, Receiver
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OLYMPIC THEATFR.
a.. sSls Le.'ee and M'nasere", JOHN WOOD
o"se IL SELWfN

trHn ssfABLnHnEST DOES xcr ApvRRTiss IN fHR
.f xEw.ToRK HRRALD) '-'f -L
u.--..e IMMENSE SUCCESS l.f..Ial
has attended the production Of the great local sensational
FIVE ACTS AND A PROLOGUE,
THE STREETS or NETWORK,
with the .fii II ~. f
-, ELABORATE SCENERY BY HAYES, %.
including the beautiful pictures Of 'LtI~
UNION SQUARE ON A WINTERS NIGHT
AND THE FIRE. - -..f.
MAcHSFn4 MSsc rRorhrr,r raSs .na ARfh5ETMEsrs PhEEn
81 originally produced this Thester IL will be presented
7 THIS EVENING AND EVERY EVENING
.sL UNTIL YURTHER NOTICE.
PROLOGUE: -I
Adam Falrwsather "a csptsinD. ......Mr Stoddart
Gideon Boodgood Ia bsnker) N.Y. Hind
TON Badger this clerk rk).'........'......MTy moumer
Edward (baDk porter).. ~ f oieN
(Tweny yess spse between the prologue and the pay)
THE PLAY.
Paul FsIrwesther issed .."..,..s.Mr W Gsrrsoh
MARI Livnsstobs senteinsn) Mr. n Rockwell!
Tem B.SssS 1sspe.a By tis v.shs. omt.e. San
Frsncisco.. = n moulnef
Pufy Il bsker)... hnry feareon
Dan (of Wsshfngton Hose No. Dl.......M G Morton
Bob lof the Bootbsck Brigsdel., Mr. H. Budworth
His first appearanee In New York 10 nine years
Mrs Fsrw estheI widow Of the esptan). Mrs Vinnf
Aida Bloodg mss Euks newton
Lucy fairweaher VI" LOUIS" nye.s
Mfs Pu6y Ameiie hafns
Doors open ct 7ti conDenced7 j L- -
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
snsuranre Companies.
NEw-YoRK FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
"a wALLsTREET. I'D

Thi. Company has been In successful operaton f0f So'e
han TIL IRTY YEARS. and continues to lNsohE again"
Loss and Damage by FIRE upon terms as favorable HHS
Institutions. .rlt --
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
q NmnseuietfS..


A CADEMY.OF MUSIC. ~ |sseSS
LlDIRECTO MAN MAhrILEhs
(rHIs EsTABLIsBsEsr DOES NOT ADVERTISE ~ THE
-rcr cf &C, NEw IoRK HlRiLD. 4 : =
LAST GRAND COMBINATION PERFORMANCE
- or CONCERT AND OPERA. -
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT, 10, AT g.
SrHfRrsgSru SuBscRfPrioN NIsHT),
SECOND AND LAST 0kAND CONCERT BIZ TIE
"a, BATEAAN CONCERT COMPANY -
I. f.rg = PRoGRAnAs ~
Cspriceo in miaof MendeIssohn. Mr.. DASHRgufnsl
O. Aria .. Du Village voisen7 lie. Sernente Apbss
., 4, -..s.<-r, : , Nile. PAREPA. .t,...,..s.,
Aexf1 Hartnsnn. .mn y 5sss b
Bailade ct Poonsss brhsnte vieuxtsmpa. Hen Aos3
g. Aria. LET the Bright ssrsphim fAsxrA
Invitation al. val.s weber,. Mr. Ed DAssH.rrns3
Nfehuneale TrbL 0sns....
Leviathan Polka Levy. - |s''
LUCIA Df LAnfMERM0OR.
Reappearance Of MLLE. QRTQLANI ,r,,s,
siGN0R MAZZ0LENf SfGNQR BELLiNf.
THURSDAY--Opera 10 Brooklyn-MARTHA.
ON FRIDAY EVENING, Oct, ~
NINE. CAROZzTZUcCHI, MILE. BOsIsfo. ylly !
SIG. MAsSIMiLIANL SIC. ANTONUCCL
Ou Monday, Oct q 6rst night Of the rev opets,
CRI5PINo F. LA COMARE.. 'iCo
The sale Of reservsd seats and ckets fer Of e ssovs
named performances will commence THIS MORNING. st
the regular ticket oces viz the Boz Office the Acsden
Beer < Schirner's, no. 7ol Brosawsyj Pond k Co.'S,
No. $40 Broadway Schuberh Co.'S No 40 Broadway snd
Root Anthony Co's No. 81 Nasssu-st
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
0easl)srs.

A YOUNG American LADY, for many years
IN resident IN South America dcsires SITUATION to
tcaeh Spanish IL also with tbs French. address
fos three days r.. l.. E. Box No. Z24 Tribune Office.
VyEACHERS WANTED for Schools and
eeniusries-Aso Cores pordenis wanted in ssch
eDa Town. 10 write about hall hOur daily. S&aYios 4l5D
70 1880 Address III letters FOR Tesohers Schools Pupils
20 The AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL UNION, No. t96
Broadway. II. y"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
rJ,O MUTUAL COAL COMPANIES.
,oAL LANDS TO LEASE.

IT., sCHuYLKILL COAL CoMPANY are now prepared
o. MAKE LEASES on their Lands In Foster Township
TT Lands are located tho very best portion d ths
Basin having four miles run on he phme
roshy Leaor and all veins know In shat basin, botl
above and below water level ~ -, 49,. 1T,
Favorable Lesses with abundance Of timber for minin
,nrno..s will be made to good tenants application !,
EIfsIix A. PACKER Trinity Buldines, or CHARLES II
MILLS At the Ocs Of the Company, No. Nassaust owe
ibe Coutln. ntal Bank New-Yors
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
Amnsements.
NyALLACK~. n
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER wALLACK
sTHs ssrASLIshnssy poss NOT ADVERTISE IN TEE


HEw-ToRx HBRALD.)
- NOVELTY AND VARIETY
WEDNESDAY, .l..
feecerd time this season. Tom Tayors standard Comedy
'7''--- = STILL WATERS RUNS DEEP,
With Novel and Powerful Cast and appropriate Scenery
- and Appointments.
Concluding with tsecond time this sesson) the apghsbe
one-sct siterpisce. by J. J. Williams entitled
= - ICI ON PARLE fRANCAIS,
Ip which win appear
Messrs T.. L. Davenport. Charles Fisher, Mark Smith,
Hol.ton Young Norton Williamson, Graham, Pope, Miss
Madeline Henriques Miss, Fanny Morsnt Mrs John Seton
Miss lone Burke, Mrs. Jennings Miss Barrett and Miss
Green. F 'itN f f'l--
THURSDAY iseventh tlms). THE DOUBLE GALLANT.
FRIDAY-MIRIAM's CRIME and KING AND COME
shTURpAY-sTTLL WATERS RUN DEEP and IcI ON
PARLE FIlANCAIS. 41rai -f tIf 10 .r.t|D.t
In rehearsal, and will speedily be produced f,ll'
- .-tI, ANEW AND ORIGINAL i't
1..-rG ..ft., FIVE AOT COMEDY, 0. ...f -
with new Scenery and Appointments ,
Miss MARY GANNON md Mrs VERNON will shortly
appear for the first time this season MI Waack has much
pleasure In announcing the engagement at this Theese OF
~ MR. FaEpERLck ROBINSON (i.s@ the Theater Royal
Openn7b Begin sa feF 7RfrT'.UaQ
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
AmnsemeulS.

WINTER GARDEN. Begins at 8.
~ tfas xsfASLnRnRST pons BOT ADVERTISE II sBn
=. Hxw YORK nBBALD) ~. ...,i
MI sTUAHr derres 70 that. by the dedre and
for ths Of many families who unable to
-,I s-- QUIZ AMERICAN COUSIN. SD
ID. GRAND MATINEE
f..UI.I .1. GRAND MATINEE
..-a o. % A GRAND MATINEE "a .
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
viii be given THIS "wednesday AFTERNOON lsih
mencins at - :.
. sOCLOCK.
Doors open at u O'Clock. 80
- Mr. 3. CLARKE AS ASA TRENCHARD.
Mise Hose Eytnge Florence Mr.. Wocot IT, Mary,
Miss Mary Can Mira ssingtou, Mr.. Peter. Bin
ny, aI Dycrt a. slnroott Ml Andrews a. DundresTy
THE EVENING PERFORMANCE r.
win be the same a. usnal commencing at 8 O'Clock.
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6Upsrsrsxos OrsIoE q. 4. ARnY, No South Gsyst.,
BALrrnong, Nd, Oct. H. lsd5.
SEALED PROPOSALS, In duplicate, will be
~ received 1t this Office until FRIDAY 0cober H. le6s
O'Clock noon for the purchase Of abou TWELVE THOU
SAND GALLONS WHISKY, as follows viz N
Lot Nc, l.-About $3.50 Gallons prime RECTIFIED
Lot No a-Aboai 8, 400 GaIlous OLD RYE WHISKY.
Lot No. s-Abou' 3s'0 Gallons PURE BOURBON
These whistles an IN prime order the packages all newly
gsnged selected with great and Win bs found upon
fully equal Whihies tia, have been offered
IN this any market 4. ID IT.. .. -i
Progc,.' loI FIVE packages and upward will only be con
saDpss may be seen and blank proposals obsned q the
oces of the following named ocefs Of the Subsistence De
Col IT. r. CLARKE. A. D C., and 4. C. q. g., New York
Brevst Brig Gen. c. L. KILBURN, A. O. u. g. Phisdsl
Major GEO, BELL, c. 6, washngtoN. d,
Capt TIiOs c. SULLIVAN, c. g.. Richmond, We
Capt Z. d BRIohAM &. g., Boston, Mas. r
And st THIS oFflcE. ..i...-.
The Government the right TO reject any or all bids
the above may be deemed too low or 10 wshdrsw
any Of the lots Speeinod above. 1000. ~ ,-..-.
Proposals shoaid b. addressed Propesss for the pshsse
OF whisky and directed 10 the undsrafncd.
Payment TO he made IA Government funds hfty tb PET
cent TO be paid s tho ting Of notification Of acceptance bd
Five day. VIII be moved sn.r the acceptance o pias 'o
the removal VI stores .. 20 L.
Bidder requested to be preseai st the opening Of their
bids .s. ..- - -
Tho whisky In a, the lots TO he sold by the PROOF
GALLON, and pnrehasen viii be required TO settle Their bis
upon the certificate Of the State Uauser TO the amount
By order Of -
Brevst Brig. Gen. THoS WILsOS, C. 4. U. 9. A.
w III. PARKHrRsT Captain and C. =.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18

A III. GALE a. Co. - PIANO FORTE.5.
lAs hAO'lisetory ana Warcroons.
NJ IT Goa IwslGthst, New-IoAL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
Hlatbinern.
ANNULAR '.'.~'.. l-' ~ DRILL.

/ NEw.YORK are now prepared TO furnish their ma.
chimes built IN the most thorough manner and nnsqus ea o'
durability and choapness Of the machine renders superior 10
ANYTHING for all porposes oi mining tnnnens quarry
o. ana IoL batng The machines be used by steam
hand power are easily handled aud be oPemted all
angles Po further particulars Inquire :. the Office 81 sddres
: j. WALE5, Treasurer, No. 10 Phssa. - z.
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DIED.,

On Tuesday the 18th inst sftsr ong and pain.
Her funeral will take place this evening, at 4
O'Clock, from the residence of her brother in law
B: I. Reilly. No. sol 18th street west. The
friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend.
On Tuesday morning, the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock
a: m, CHARLES BALMAIN, after short illness
OF Typhoid fever, aged Is years and months
The friends of the family invited to attend his
funeral on Wednesday, the 18th instant, at p. M
from his fathers residence, No. 294 II street, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets.
On the evening of the 9th inst, Mrs. ELIZABETH
e.: LEWIS, widow of H. p. Lewis, in the 3lst year
of her age.
Funeral on Thursday, ttO-morrow,) at 10 a. m
from her late residence, street, between 4th and
5th.
On the night Of the 18th instant, MABEL JANE,
daughter of William Il. Hall, aged Is months and
Il days.
The funeral will take place at O'Clock this after
noon from his house, corner of 18th and Nj SITS
On the 18th instant. at oclock p. m, EDWARD
CUNNINGHAM, % years of age. -
His friends are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral from his late residence corner OF 18TH and
L streets, First Ward) at 3 O'Clock p, M, Thurs
day, the 18th instant
On the 18th instant; at a. M, THOMAS "
BRANTINGHAM. The remains will be taken to
New York for interment
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DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMs.-The annual
distribution of medals and premiums to the
pupils of the public schools of the Fourth Dis.
Eict will take place tomorrow Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock, at the Foundry Church.
corner OF 14th and G streets. The address will
be delivered by the Hon. James Harlan, Secre-
tary of the Interior
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VIRGINIA LANDS.-Persons DESTROYS of buy
ing Virginia lands should note the advertise
ment OF Latham IL Berry, Real Estate Brokers,
at Culpeper Court House. They are men of
character and standing, and thoroughly ac-
quainted with the regions around Culpeper
and the Piedmont country generally, and. we
sincerely believe, are in all respects reliable
business men.
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CITY ITEMS.

It's NOT \ FABLE.-The immense and uni
yersal demand for the Fragrant Sozodont, is a
marvel in the Annals of Dentistry 1t exceeds
that OF all dentifrices combined. Neither acid
from the stomach, nor any other correspond
ing element generated by indigestion, can effect
set teeth regularly purified by this Fra
grant Vegetable, antiseptic and preventative.
jy l2-eo3t