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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-01-13

VIRGINIA.
AtRules held in The Clerks Otliee
ofthe Circuit Court for Aug usta County, the
9Th day Of Dec emb.r Gl.
r. TrRk-Pltf
john NJ Wallace Samuel 3 Wallace, Elizabeth
Valance and iiettie Walker.-Defts.
The object of this suit is to attach the undivided
in, crest of John u VINTAGE in real estate, (h.id
with the Defts. in Augusta County, to satisfy
d, BIT due plaintiff.
The Defeudats John VI and Sam w allace not
having cred their appea ancs, and it appear ing
by satisfactory evidence they r,sid ten ui this
Commonwealth 1t IS ordered that the. app-i
here within one month after due pubIi,atin Of
this notice, aud do what is necessary to pr otvct
their ihteI est.
a Cory TKsrE,
Tgour I @. -
JOSEF YIN. Clerk.
Dec % At
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Contributions for Soldiers Il
the ValleV.
QUARTRKMAsTRHs OFfIcH, :
Va. November 22d 1864.

QUARTRRMASTRHs OFfIcH,SEH
Stannton va. November 22d 1864. ~
A RANGEMENTS have been made to forward
"A boxes of clothing and rovisons everv week IT,.
the officers and Soldiers in Genl Earlr's Army In
the Valley. All su h packages deposited In. my
Stone House o.: "Wednesday of each week. or for
wardvd By Railroad to my care distinctly marked
with the name of the Soldier and OF hi, Companx
Regiment and Brigade, will be forwarded impledi-
aloly and safely to its destination.
Ii " BELL.
Maj NJ.
70 Examiner and Enquirer copy six times and
send bill tn this Office.
My 25-Gt
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Stockholders Meeting

1NHE annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
i CENTRAL BANK OF VIRGINIA will be
held at the banki ny-house IN Stanton on WeGnes-
day, January I'LL, 1865 at | o'clock A. NJ
". Ii. TAMS, Cashier.
Dec 1c-dt
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CoINrR- BRownLEB.-On the Sid inst Ay the
Rev Beard, Mr. MICHAEL A CoINER ana Mrs
MARY j. BRowNLER.
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Special Notice to the Ladies of the Taf
lev

Jan. e-4t
, 1865-09-12
(From tie New York Herald, Augast 24.)
UNS tTISFACTORY STATE OF THE
MEXICAN INTERVENTION.

Paris correspondence, London Times, July 12
The military intelligence from Mexico
has nol yet assumed the character which
would be most agreeable to those per-
sons who desire to SEE the war at an end
and the French troops Withdrawn. Often
heaIen, repeatedly, as we have been told,
utterly scattered and dispersed, the Jua-
riSts still manage TO keep the field and to
give a great deal of tronhIe. Instead Of
shipping the French troops back to En-
rope, the French papers published in
Mexico are clam0rouS TO haze them largely
reinforced. From one quarter we are
told that twenty-five thousand more men
are wanted, while in another it seems to
be Considered that twice that number
would not be at all more than are reqnir-
ed 10 terminate the conflict. The Mex
lean enterprise, certainly not the best adj
vised Of those that have been engaged in
under the present reign, may yet, soue
, 1865-09-12
THE FRENCH ISLANDS.

BY the last steamers, we have received
our usual exchange files from Martinique
and Guadeloupe. The next French
steamer will, as we announced in our last
edition, open the new route 10 Trinidad,
Dtmtrara, Surinam, and Cayenne. The
new boat intended and bullt for the car
rying out of the route. is, we observe, not
likely 10 leave France before next month,
and il therefore devolves upon the Car
abe to open the way TO our South Ameri-
can brethren. We have before US the ia
BILE Of fares as we'll as the timetable
framed by the French company for this
route, and notice that the steamer will
leave this island once o month for the
southwark, arriving at Trinidad on the
, 1865-09-12
5 T. R0QX a WIS.

ingly cut, and perfectly we'll made We
submit, therefore, that if that defereDc5
10 the masculine taste which is so fro
quenlIy professed really existed in any az.
preciable measure, it would supply 1,
antldote to many of the grievances und'
which society now labourS. 4 week G
two back, the correspondence OF an ever
iUg contemporary was largely taken ~
with she sorrows Of parents who have t,
see that their daughters look like othc
people, and at the same time 10 max
both ends meet and we have no duu
thai, as soon as the elections are o,>
the columns Of The Times will be throw
open 10 an endless repetition Of S. 'ilr
complaints, My daughters gowns mas
sweep tie pavement as they walk, erie
one heart broken mother, or, if they dc
so far consult their pockets us TO !oor
them up, their under skirts must be
fl %,uucel, and embroidered uni they be-
come as costly as the gown. There IS
no Necessity in the case, interpcs,s d
Steiner mo'aII>t; Young women should
have no wish tn dress brrord their means
me ely for the sake OF rivallng their
richer friends. 1t is here that our theory
comes in and harmoniscs these opEoS!G.;
vie KS. No man ever lelt AZ yIlrng hut
irritation AZ seeing a womah's gown do
Ing the business of the c,o>sing-sweeprr,
or attached any value to ihe amount vt
open work displayed hrnea'h a looreI-
up skirt. Ifyouug ladies' won'd b. ot
lie,e i'-or ra'hrr If they did hur attach
any importance to il when they d" be-
Iievr it-a man will be- perfectly sati fed
with their appearance, so trr as ,Ae>e
considerations are conc rueri, If their r"t-
tlcoa'S are spotIessly clean and THEFT
stockings gnlitjeSS OF a Wrinkle. W. do
not say that even these c!ar1cte.i>,icS,
when added to the we!l-fi':ng gowns l"l
which we hive already >tpa.ateA, are TO
be attained without some rXpenAilur" 81
money, for cleanliness. at least ia Londpu,
i, not a cheap virtue, and it is not every
d~rtsSmaker who knows how o n}lk.' a
dress. But, at any rate, the proposed
standard is q good deal easier of attain
ment than the spurious fn,-Iadyisn after
which so many women toll In vain aud
we cannot but believe that, if girls did
be- tbink more Of pleasing tn other sey
and less Of vieing with their own, their
parents would see reason 10 bless the
change the next time they came to look
over their milliners bllls.-Saturday Re-
UjeU.
, 1865-09-12
From the Barbados West Indian, August 49,
HAY IL.

The President Of Hayti in opening the
Chambers, delivered a highly interesting
and satisfactory speech. He congratuta-
ted the members Of the Legislature on the
agricultural progress Of the count; y, es-
ptclally in the article Of cotton. The
c fee crop, however, had been less than
for the, previous years; and there had
been "A dinlnutiun IN the treasury receipts,
which was attributable to foreign com
mercial arrangements. Besides, the year
1868 had been the most prosperous of all
proceeding years. "Our agriculture"
says the president, sis far from having
attained that degree Of development aud
prosperity as in past times won for this
glorious island the name of Queen of The
Antilles, and which Sti opens a wide
Fl Id for labor by The fertility of lis soil.
Let us encourage this work; let us aid
the cultivation of the soil in truclitying it.
Free Iabour, encouraged and Literally pro-
tecttd, can never he less productive than
that which is had by slavery. On The
otter hand, give 10 industry and COM
mrrce every aid; free these two sources
Of prosperity from all useless restraints;
and according TO our means, with pru-
dence and care, the same happy results
which have been experienced by other
nations will attend us" After rtcapuu-
lating various reforms which are project
ed, his cXcellency mentions the following
facts with regard TO education :-'PublIc
instruction has received fresh develop
ment5. A small theological college,
where superior education IS impaired,
has been founded at Port-au-Prlucr. Al
the same time, two Establishments have
been created which promise happy re-
suits. Oae is "a school directed by the
Brothers Of Christian Instruction, and
the other a school conducted by the Sis
trrs Of thu Order Of st Joseph lie CIuuy.
These two Institutions have about 500
scholars. Oar other scholastic establish
ments have been augmented to the num-
be! Of is new schools, and the number
O~fscho!ars from 14,6O0 has been in
creased to 1862. In Europe we have
is students in the colleges al Paris and
Versailles, and 20 placed IN Il grand theo-
logical college. The H 'ytian people, the
guide Of the African race in the paths Of
civilIsation is destined 10 prove to The
other nations that the defendants Of that
race are not inferior to the other races
disseminated on the face Of the globe.
, 1865-09-12

milton of his indefa'igablt exertions at the
cholera period, gave him a pension Of
1901. per annum, although he did not be-
long to either The Indian or Her Majesty's
service. .
I am, &C,
OLD INDIAN.
, 1865-09-12

Ndy0HIc3 %S'u ; UISu ICIIdlIl III luC ~
port five days, and return to Surinam on
the 4th, Demrrara, 5fh. Trinidad, 9TH,
and Grenada, on The 8lh, The fares are
very moderate, indeed and, in our opln-
ion, hold out strong inducements to those
wiling and ab e to see the muddy streams
OF the Demerara, the Surlnam, or the
islands on the coast known as French
Guiana. From Grenada to Dtmerara, in
the cabin, the fare is fixed at 75t. ($l5)
to SurIuam l25f. (S25) Sc, The entire,
pont, or second cabin fares, are put down
al half the cost Of the cabin and deck
passengers Will be taken at a fourth, or,
for instance, for a little less than l8s. 10
Demerara.
The papers from this island notice the
arrival OF the 30th July Of the FIoride, in
IA d,ys from ST. Naztire, with $40 pas
sengers, 400 of whom were men Of the
Foreign Legion Of the Army bound TO
Mexico. After coaIlng, The FlOride left
on the 3I>t, for Vera-Cruz. The France
arrived at Fort-dt-Erance on thu 23rl,
and LETT tor st. NazaIre on the 26'h, 100
passengers aud 1850 tons Of freight
The antilles SaY&-'OrIinariiy, at this
time of Dhr year, the raioS in The hurri-
cane months. innoer nnon thp n~Ian,prs
the necessity Of ]stonuinp sn~yor.nakinr.
and allow ibe estates f. wolff bv lie
occasion and reuair their wn, Ks. a.d o,v-
inc their y, eIl-worked stock a chance of
q lilIIr rruoSt. Rutlhix 1in,a so ~frron4nt
have been the stonpaots on The Suoar-
~psfatpS OWING n ibG2 severe v.afhor
which marked In. first half wear Of 1865.
we are of opinion than tbrv have not
been able 10 attend 70 Ihase essential mat
ters. bavino 81 INV rost 70 roam the canes
which in the rioht season conId moi he
conv4vad 70 ,be min E,an If this mo-
men,. suite Of the ha final dullnrss of
aflirs. the Place Berlin shows, much ami
nation. and there is an abundance OF pro-
duce on our wharycS and aAoat, no less
than Is sbips being on the berth and
ready 10 sail for the home ports"
-
WOMEN AND THEIR DREss.-The true
explanation Of the prevailing extrava.
eance in costume is that women dress for
one aI.,lber. In Other woods, they dress
tor eyes which can anpryci#,e the mate
ri,l and estimate the eos, Of cyerv sepa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-25
proposala
CHEZ QUARfxznAs9Rlp OyyscRl
CiHoiHNAri, Ohio: Feb. II, iSes.

CHEZ QUARfxlnAs7RIr Oyylen,
CINCINNATI Ohio. Feb. II, l00b z
PROPOSALS are invited bv the undersigned
i until THURSDAY. March g. 1855, q u o'eoch n, "a,
furnishing this Department With
CAVALRY yRQwSERs-Army Standard
CAVALRY BOOTS tPssasdt- Army Standard
sPADES-Arny STANDARD
HAVFRSA KS--Arpy standard
To be delivered nee Of charge ct the United States rst.s
den Warehouse In this city, in good, new packssea
The Be made in accordance vita The
fe OF his Q0) The Of the contractor quantity al
kind Of eood, nyStey and date Of contract dtiss,
marked On each article and package.
Parties offering goods should make separate proposs %,
each Article offered and distinctly IN ther bids The
wyH both IN rords anddgwe, and conform 10 the erns
o. this advertise copy Of (which should accompany each
pfoposai.
Standard samples OF the articles required may De tie
Office OF Clothing and Equip 20 In this city.
Samples when submtt mus, be marked and Numbered
70 corrspn nd with the proposals. aud the parties thereto must
qua that tina goods sil be- Ia every respect equal
Army Standhf1 Otherwise the proposals. win NO. be
sdsre9.
Gusrsnoe ynedby fespon sble persons must accom-
rany each did guaranteeing that the bidder will supply The
articles awarded to him under his proposal
Bids will be opened "Wednesday January 49, 1858 Il -
O'Clock m, ct this oce aud bidders requested 10 b
present
Awards " IN be NJ sde on Thpr,dcy Jan. 20, 1885
Bonds viii DO required that the contract vii BE- sshol.
fulfilled.
Teleggsms relating TO Proposals. VII not b. noiicea
Blank forms Of Proposals. Contracts aud Bonds ms. b.
obtsusd al this Office.
lndorsr envelope Proposal Eese ie:t toe y,
Coz wM w McKtM,
Chief Qusrteruas,er Cincinnati Depox
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WINTER GARDEN.
w SPECIAL NOTICE.
MI. STUART has to announce that on
SATURDAY, 2JTH.
vii take uis,e fbe second OF the senes q
GRAND MA1iNLES
Of "
BOOTHS HAMLET
which " be presented with oil its .,
st LENDDR OF APPOINTMENTS AND AtPLlANNfS
ard
PERFECTION or CAST
Private boxes orchestra chairs and reserved seats IN of.
circle mgy be PrcurCd tie usual rnccs TIE whoe OF
the = th, houe wiub thrown open to the puoAe'
Tickets, - cents.
me doors viii be opened 81 o'clock and performance co.'s
inence AZ IL In order enable iamiis from Brooklyu
Staten ls'and aud adjacent ctos the Philadelphia Harlem
Sewlave and Huison River ues 1t whose special request
.hose Matinee given . rcsch home IN teasonaoe time
Asi Is imp1so4 find nesting spot tor every drop IN
the Niagara Of beauty which d,scerds upon the Winter
Garden these Matinee and number o. of is are nhe
son emes 10 control the violence With which ladies'
enforce their M stuart desires 10 state that any IA y IA
any way dissatisfied either have her ticket indosd Tor
the following Saturday, Matinee OF any evening peTof
o. her aloucy returned as she plcases. - -
MONDAY, 2ITH AND ~ Eti Hl"hI
EDWIN BOOTH
vii spear 10 his grand ros q
HAMLET
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Alcoifa!.
TURKISH BATHS,

J. Nos - and Is Laizt 81. Sew'fot
Thee celebrated Baths hsve t been Introduced 10 the
people ofNew York. They the only Baths Of the Kind III
the city aud are jurt opened TO tho pablo.
This Bath Ia. been truly prouOunoed By those who have Ia
ken It to be the greatest luxury person can enoy the
most perfect Of anng and purifying the body both
internally and externally" the wrinkles OF care
a1 the bsthr appear end feel both younger snd
stronger and renders tie complexion clearer heser and
more beautiful
Dr.. David Urquehsr says Oft;
"When the cooling Is complete the body has come forth
shining Ike ssbeser fragrant tho ctus sleek atn ana
son velvet The touch Of tho .sn l. electric At tie con
fountains Of strength oponed you seek sg the world
and IT, tolls and those who experience these ELECTS Tor te
first tim. ci1iu feel III could jump the MOON
Erlsmns Wilson, f. II. D., says;
The Bath which ceanses the inwsfi wei as the out
ward man. which pd to make health healthier. and ale
viate disease Whatever s stage OF severity. merits the
advocacy OF all In the Faith the SKIN acquires eoloI
cshne.s fr.nness and slssty II loses The muddy snd
faded hues III health and tie wrnkled aspect oil inhrmiy
The inhabianl Of logo city would i've healthly i'm
the country Ills bath would be 20 hfn in the place Of
country house Of horet would give hin air. exercise
freshness, health, sud lfo."
Bsysrd Taylor slys: - =, =.
No man ca be- called clean IN he Ia, bsthcd IN the Fest
Let him .k directly irou h. secnstoiued bath aud S.
friction with towels, to the Turkish bath, aud he ttendint
will eycsn Oh Franz Il long time since you have been
bathedy"
Lsdss win fnd this Bath The mos, prfet means q ncreas'
ing their health strength. and beauty No person living In
N.wYork or visiting should tail 10 euoy this greatest Of
Es.'eru lnInfies-the genuine TurAish Both. 40 -
HOURS--Genemea froui 10 .. nl, ard > 70 . P. m
Ladies from 10 T. sOIday CeI...ineh ron 10
al & ni.
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4mnacmfn!h.

DARyUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID AFTERNOON AT 3 LyENlyG At a.
GREAT ONE THOUSAND DOLLAR DRAMA,
written ~ HSs LAy6 "a k kFMyos sIS cd ,,s
CURSE oF DRINK.
TONY DgNlER N DANCING GIRAFFE
4 de,piy n'erc ting and exciting
TSrqSE ., o. sr y6G y,1d
who ~ n give plseti.al i.iu.trstion Of
GREAT IMPOSNURE.
1Wslter'. lie size figures ofthe JAPANEfE-
TWO FAT WOMEN LIVING SKELETON.
THREE GlAN1s-24 FEET NOR.
woODR0EfEs BOHEMIAN GLASS ;, B !LtN;6Y
WAX FIGURES TAKEN FROM LIFE. OF
MRS. GEN; TON TUNE A AND; B nd1 ,,yrso
orrTRS, FRENCH MovlNGFIoUREs. AouARlA
MENAGERlE, so.
~ 10 avoid The IMMENSE CROWDS which FILL THE
LECTURE ROOM % It's utmost capacity 9: the AeInooI
Entertainments. s'tenlen;e q The ExESiNG PEhtphiM
ANIE5 is suggested 90 WITNESS ItE OEthI Dl.hlnn.
AUTHORIZATIONS. Begins ct IT,
GRAND MATiNFFs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
An UNEXAMPLED PROGRAMME.
uEPRECEnENIEp, Unqualified AND
MOTHER GOOSE,
THE NEW AND GORGEOUS
COMIC PANTOMlME,
SUPERB APPOINTMENTS snd
KEw AND STARTLING
TRICKS TRANSFORMATIONS.
WONDERS or MAGIC rThRHERlFi
TIE GREATfsT rANfOMlMIc ACHIEVEMENT EVER
PRESENTED IN AMERICA.
''''-' ~ AND SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER.
GRAND EQUESTRIAN PERf0i.MA ss,rc,,
IN hitch Madame LOUISE TOURNAlRE, Young sIICk'
NEY Tho CONRAD BROTHERS. lnd
ALL fHE GHEAr ARTISTS APPEAR.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC-lTALlAN OPERA.
~ pinctor...................... MAX liAKEILEK
NOTICE 10 SUBSCRIBERS
Tn Consequence Of The Charity Ban Mondsy nert there
su b. onv three subfcr puOn nights during tie ccn.mg
week VIZ. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY md FRIDAY.
On TUESDAY, EVENING, Eco. ~, atf.
FIFTEENTH SUBSCRIPTIONS N0tE
Second time On America q erfi- lls work q
LA TORZA DEL DfSItNO
Ciis Force Of nestuyl,
which viii be produced iu the most forgsous style,
WITH NEW AND BRILLIANT SCENkRf BY
n w Celyo and sglerdd Costumes by si7or Rrn'rhi
and Mime Macch Appointments ,ud Properties by Sg
Abatt aud en- extraordinarily bTiiaut cast Including
CAhOI/lTUCChl,
nORENSl.
NASsAMiLTANi,
BILLfHl
siaINi.
LORtT
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Cetiurcs Gn0 NlceiinQe.

ID f. BARNUM, ESQ. delivers the thrd lee
'ufe before The Masonic His.on IT Cooper destitute.
on SATURDAY EVENING Feb. - Subject" The Art Q!
Money Gru." iick.s 10 cents Issrrvi seats - esr'
Proceeds used to pint a lecture ard send h 90 the 'oae
T!'HE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL COM
i HENCEMENT Of lie New y ORR OPLIHALhlC HOS
PIrAi' "a CIiOOL will fsse pace on MDNDAYFNES.
NG g-th ins m TIE Chapel Of thr unvefiy WAhingiol
Squafci q oc0cs An address viii tc tfcri ~ iho Hon
JANIS T. BRADY. Manc by DoIs lTihi Band.
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NyALLACK's.
w Proprietor and Minsrer..Nr LESTER WALLACE.
SATURDAY,
(Tiigd tine heTel Ton Toy crs 81 ..reble comeiy,
STILL WATERS RUS DEF.
And Third time in zen yeus. thu excellent lfre Of
HIGH LIFE BELOW SrAllS.
MONDAY. tt bSDAl 8ui WEDNESDAY, never sc-tf
here Ioia Tsyior's greet domestic drama.
TIE TICKET Vi LEAVE MAN.
with great cost scenery, dresses, appointments q
incidental music.
Dls noics viii Be giyon q the next repressnia'cn' q
Still, WATERS RUS DEEP, MN OF THE DAY.
BIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS, TIE DAME OF LIFE,
and OLD HEADS AND Young HEARTS, a.! os which
plays continue 20 st'ract Immense sld.eaccs
open u! Overture q.
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QUARTgpnAsrgR. @ ESyRALs OFgicg FIRST DIvyIoy
NAsRNGroN CITY February 10, 1865. J
PROPOSALS FOR MANURE.-Sealed pro.

WARRINGTON CITY, tfbinaTy TO- 1866. )
PROPOSALS FOR MANURE.-Sealed pro-
l. posals will be received a. this Office until WEDAEs.
DAY. March u.s. 1885, IL o'clock for the purchase Of al
the MANURE tina; may be cured c the stables and
rss of the Oieboro Depot Wa ington, d. C., within
the twelve months next succeeding April I. 1865.
The successful bidder WIN b. required TO have barges
m)ored tho wharf Csbofo In constant read
10 receive the which nsy accumulate The Uhed
ststs III deliver the IN IT,. said brges boats and
Will d,fifate agent 10 mra-urr az rapidly loaded.
Bidders the price per cubic yard. An osth Of a.
iegisnce viii be required nom rsch bidder.
Payner, viii be- required be made IN Government fnnds
TIE End o. each month for the delivered IN tie
bargps during the month.
Bouds with approved securities will be required from tie
parry awarded Ia tie Il thousand 10 900 dollars
The he partmeu the rlht to reject any polosl
not deemed advantageous TO the Juiiel States.
Proposals ue Addressed the under siznei Wsslrg
ton ~ Co and marked the envelope Proposals for Ma
uurep JAMES A. EklN
Colonel 10 charge lot Division, q. NJ. o. O.
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ouARrERxA,rvR's OFFICE, u. s. A., No II STATE To-
NEw.YoRx. FEB. 70, 1865.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received q

- EALED 1hofoShLo II Dc receiver ds
- ,hs Oiioe un II OF MONDAY, l7th inst, for tho
port ZION Tor % days rom ~ Of oil Governments
store. ey ne The IN Of ~, Dp,,nn"n 70 ,rsn'por By
tory 70 this Department fsoI this pon TO Gef'osbg pon
VIZ:
The Chesapeake Bsy and ia tributaries, including Washinr
Aew0sgn. y. c. Hilton Head ). e.. or any point on 5s
between savannah. Ga, aud Morebead Cry " g. AG
incndnz both Tsc.s AL parts In the Gulf OF he1ico et
ceptGg New Orleans La. Separate bids VIII be required oI
Bjs-rs vii stat. the rate per barrel bn aur barrel lie
siug oueoun Tor Pef AID PORK ,ad regarding two boxes
n Bread OF - D. each equal tb fiour fov al
custonlgy frsbtod thai per tan Of zoe ibs ior
heavy Orinanc and sy 22iO i6. for Ire,
and Coal per head Horses Mucs Beef Cattle and sheeP
pei foot III Goods, each fr WAGONS Carte arc
Ambusucss; Lumber per ~ irrt Brca per NJ Lac, Pow
oa IN, r Of freeh, to b. pro rata The basis Of csa
alou being cubic Zee, ~ barrel If Foar and~ cloc tss
TIE coniiletof win Re expected to pat up secure a,'r
pens uuiua shipped may b. required md 20 f'
us Al the wAtr casks add nfcirni water Tor the yoyase
passage sud for the uccs.iy hsrdneH, to DO tree OF
r.porsou 10 b. furnished by the contractor vhensvst
sly delay doing this Departments res.rYes ne rsl
the 70 perform the .oree elais
u e contractor the difference IL expense S. Jad tie eos
be moe tilen the coutfsc price. , :, -,
Keasoasb. dispatch will be given Ivy the nepart-euss
loading vessels aud toe number Of fir working ays io q.
charging viii bc governed by the size Of the vessel employed
ay m "a. ing vessel. OF so tns AID under days aud one
day esch every $50 ten. adii.onaL
The ste 81 GeniGrass TO BE- go -Four Dollars per Ian per
For steam Vessels The number Of days f< disoharguE,os
three days for vessels Of 80 sd under snd one dy
each for every 10 sddoni aid demnaEe OF ine las
Of Joc. per ton per day. $500
Boud with approx ,ecuity for the hnto performances
Of the contract, viii be required in the sum OF
~ dsrs Crr Tor either Point oi sbpGen, ard Ihp
D.par the privilege Of riecting any Odd no'
Iresue advantageous Payment or TIE service rendered 70 ,.
m Do upon the Ires-uiltOn hi. office of tho proper So
owlc Of the correct delivery 81 csfso.s wneeFr
Ia funds for th. parposc.
Bidders viii iniorse their Of fnys "Propos's 20
alton ol Government Stores I'D address them 10
bf,,rs-bng Cen. STEWART VAN bLIEI,
Qust,rrmas,sr United States Arny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-25
BROADWAY .JHEATER.-Begin' at a.
NE PERFORMANCES CONCLUDE At TEN oCLock'
ANOTHER SIGNAL TRIUMPH

M JOHN r. OWENS.
Csorp-p UorsEs-lsNrssE SALE OF RTsgRyrD SrA1s-
TuRnyGs TURSED AwN-RoAEs oY LArGhfEE-
rytTFp Calls bTTOHE THE CURTAIN.
In 'toty Wirks Air. John r. Owtu threw he audience
into conyuldors laughter They scresrrd siied shoit
cd slammed cnpcd each sh,r upon hacs punched escn
other IL The rbs ani fairly doubled Themselves up With laush
tors W have be such We have never r sucn
abandon at any olGcr Place 81 amlsrenl Herald 3D. H.
TOOULE>
TIMOTHY TOODLFs ............MR JOHN I. OWENS
FORTY WINS.
HORATIo sPRUGGlNs.......Alt.J OHS e. OWENS