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PROPOSALS FOR wINTERING GOVERN
MENT ANIMALS.
CHIEF QUARTER MASTERS, OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF NEW MEXICO.

tHlEF ARTEPMASTFR OFFICE, !
DISTRICT OF NEW MExICo.
SANTA FE. \; n, December 10, 1855
Sealed Proposals will he received at this Office
until IL O'Clock NJ. on TT URSDAY, December %
1851, for the winlerng of from four hundred to 80
hundred Government animals, at a suitable local
Ity, not exceeding one hundred miles from Fort
Union, New Mexico.
Tho contractor will be required TO provide proper
corral accommodations and shelter for the animals
to furnish such rations of forage may be direct
ed, with two ounces per week of good salt to each
horse and mule; and TO guarantee that the stock
will have best Of care in every respect.
uary lSis and part, or all of the same, may be
Withdrawn at any time during the winter when
required.
The labor necessary in properly caring for the
animals must be provided by the contractor, and
he viii be required TO give approved bonds TO the
full amount OF the value of the said animals, con
ditoned for the faithful execution Of the contract
and the indemnihcstiOD of the Government for all
losses that may occur.
Bidders viii state the price per pound for grain
and hay. or fodder, al which they propose to win
ter the animals the price So proposed to include
all eN penses for whit ering.
The proposals TO he made in duplicate. and for
one half or the vhele number Of animals, and
must be endorsed by two responsible persons that
they will become security for the faithful per
formanCe OF the contract in case il is awarded to
the bidder.
The right is reserved to reject any and all prone.
sails. Address proposals TO the undersigned. at
Santa Fe. n. nj. and mark the envelope, 'PrOp0-
By order Of Brevet Major General Getty.
Nj. /. LUDINGT0S,
Brevet Lit. Col. and Quartcrmaster.
de . lib Chief euartermaster
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR WRAPPING PAPER AND
TWIHES.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Posi- OFFIcE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, D. G, December ~, 1871.
The sdverti.ement Of October 30, isa invitins
Pro pos ale 70, wTspPing Paper Ivines. aud Let:
Postmaster General, sealed Proposals viii he re.
seiyed at this Department until the 18th day of
Mr.rginep pa psP a, and wIappine fwines for the
Tse 81 1 tne fSs' Efs In Tie United states for one
The said articles to be delivered free Of expense
to the oppepaItment, at the Blank Agencies Of the
New York city, N. Y. = Wv "''N
The estimated quantity of each article and the
fed below:
=, 90 Disirict Ne: ], at wesiirston, d. C..
ioNto reams OF Wrappina Paper. 2ex25 inches in
e 81 70 material nat and quality equal in all
ream to contain % perfect anires. ''H'' anu Il
% 90 pounds Of Jute, other suts bile Irvine, hard
nHn s,sd s ana In balls and to weigh about one
ZOO Pounds Of coarse Hemp Irvine, about one
weigh from one to two pounds each
,, ooo DIST D,S,-'st {, No 2, a. Neg York City, n.
sSsa of Si.sTRes NJ Paper similar to that de-
Io =, DIS. Of Juss or Other suitable Tyne sim
O,Cop pounds. Of coarse Hemp Tsine, similar to
that required for District No. 1.
for ali Of arcss and Both
The contract or contracts will be awarded to the
lowest and best bidder to be determined after q
careful termination for the purpose Of ascertain
advantageous to the Department.
If the Districts should be changed, the articles
ras
rates. -
More or. less than the estimated quantities may
be ordered, as the necessities of the Department
may require, at the discretion of the Postmaster
Samples Of such articles as now used at the
Post Ofhces may be at the oh1ces su pplied or
at either of the agencies above AIMED.
Bidders will send samples Of such articles they
pro pose to furnish.
Each bidder must furnish with bis proposal guar
antics Of his ability to comply with his bid, and "a
certificate from postmaster that such guara ntors
reliable persons.
Two sufficient sureties will be required to con-
tract.
failure to furnish An article contracted for
promptly, or the furnishing al article inferior to
that contracted for, will be considered sufficient
cause for a forfeiture of the contract.
Bids not made in conformity to this notice will
he rejected IL the Inconsistency shall effect the
virtue Of the proposal.
Proposals must be marked on the envelope, with
the name of the article bid for and the letter ad
dressed to the First Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral, Washington, D. y
ALEX. W. RANDALL
DELI law+w Postmaster General.
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DROPOsALs FOR FORAGE.

DEPOT CVdrfsrnr sfey's OTcs
JsfersonriIIs, 1nd December Is. ls7 {
sealed Proposals will he received At this cifice
Eepot " ''
The Oats must be Of thc hest quality
The Hay must be of the best QUALITY haleA
Hay.
Forage to be delivered from time to time AZ re
Quired by the officer in charge
=, Bid. must he made in duplicate with q copy of
this advertisement attached TO each, and each bid
must BE- accom- Usnied oy the susrsntee eftso r..
spohsbie parties thar. In case thu contract il.
awarded to the bidder. good ard suffi cient bor
will be given for The faithful performance OF the
contract.
Bids " III be endorsed PROPOSALS. for Foragc ,,
spd addressed to the undersigned
The right is reserved 10 reject any or all bids.
By order Of the Qusrterma ster General.
II G. RANSOM
Bvt: Ii, Col. and Q. NJ, u. S. A, Depot o III.
de 2l-6tB
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N o I L G E

Csts Chief CommissGrge e SvbSiNcnoe,
Fifth Military DiSfTfc;,
NelC Orleans, La, December 10, 1866. \
Sealed Proposals in duplicate are invited till the
3lst day OF December, 1851, at II O'Clock NJ. for
furnishing the U. s. Subsistence Department With
the following articles viz
5000 pounds OF choice Louisiana Sugar, samples
to be furnished
Al coo pounds of White Navy Beans, in good new
barrels, head lined; samples of Beans to be
furnished and price per barrel to be stated.
fO,op pounds OF Hard Bread in barrels; samples of
the Bread to he furnished
2W barrels OF Vinegar put up in good barrels, the
price per gallon to be stated; the Vinegar
must neutralize Is grains bi. carbonate OF
soda to the Il uId ounce
j 900 cans of Preserved Peaches, pound cans;
samples to be furnished
500 barrels Of Onions ofthe best quality the price
per pound to he stated.
80 900 pounds of Rice of the best quality put up in
barrels, headlines the price per pound
stated AID sam pies furnished.
IU,U0 pounds of best canyassed Hams, put I'D in
casks, and samples furnished.
2-GO cans assorted Jellies, samples to be fur
nished.
The above articles to be of the very best quality,
put up in superior packages. and to be delivered
at the Anchor Press, in this city, within twenty
DAYS after the opening of the bids.
No bids will be received from parties who have
failed to comply with their engagements with any
branch of the Government
Proposals TO be addressed TO the undersigned and
marked Proposals.
A. BECKWITH,
Breyet Major General and @ s.. S.A.
dc
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Deputy Quarterrnaster General
de 4tallB {. .. NJ Dept of the Missouri.
DROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANsPOR ia
III TION
HEADQCARTTRs DEP'IoF THE PLATTE, ,

HEADQuARTTRs DEPT OF THE PLATTE,
HLKFQUARTERsAsrERs OFrICE,S
Sealed PropCsal. will be received at this office
airy, ls6s. for the transportation Of Military Sup
p re during the year commencing April J. 1858 and
From Cheyenne, Dakota, or such other points as
nay nay De deterninec uPon during the year on the
OF Chey enne 70 such posts or depots are now or
map be established in the Territory of Montana,
west Of longitude lo4 degrees in the Territory Of
Idaho, east q lopgitude ia degrees, and in the
Territories of Utah and Colorado north of latitude
40 degrees, including, if necessary, Denver City
Ihe weight 20 &c trans ported during the year on
<25 900 -oo) pounds.
Bidders win state the rate per 100 pounds per 100
each month Of the year, beginning April i, 1855,
and ending March 81 1853. ''
as tneir places OF residences, and each proposal
should be accompanied BY bond in the sum Of ten
responsb BILE persons. legally executed and properly
STAMPED guaranteeing that in case a contract is
the party proposing the contract will be accepted
and entered into and good and sufi Gent security
terms Of this sdvertisenent. "'''An'' Win the
Zach bidder must be present at the opening Of
nosossls, In person or be represented BY his
The contractor will be required to give ego 900
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and soIven-
cy 81 each 5iaaer and person offered as security
Proposals must be endorsed :" Proposals for Armv
Transportation, on Route Ne. i r." and none will be
entertained unless they fully comply with the re-
Quirements of this advertisement.
The party TO whom the award is made must he
prepared to execute the contract a. once. and 10
give the required bonds for the faithful perform
ance of the contract.
The right 70 reject any and all bids that may be
offered 10 reserved.
The contractor must he in readiness for service
BY the LIST day Of April, 1858, and will be required
To have a place ef business or agency at which 9
may be communicated with Promptly land readily
for Route No. at Cheyenne, Dakota or at such
other point as may be indicated the starting
pOikt of the route.
Blank forms, showing the conditions of the con
tract to be entered into be had on application
At this oce, at the on ce of the QaaTtermaster
at New York. 81. Louis, Fort Leayenworth, Santa
Ne, and Fort Smelling and must accom- pany and be
3 part OF the proposals.
By order Of the Quartermaster General,
VIM. MYERS,
Breyet Brig. Cen, Chief Quartermaster,
no SEtfB DEPARTMENT of the Plata
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pROPOsALs FOR CAVALRY HORSES
Cgics .of,ths CHEF QK1yfsrnaStsr.
DsPdTfD9epf Of the Cumberland

LORtSrttte. ny. DeosDbsr IL, 1851. \
sealed Proposals will be received at this ofsce
ILtll IL o clock m en- FRIDAY, the 9th day OF
Cavalry Horses '' A0 ''''
The Horses TO be subject to a rigid inspection of
oark gray color, sound in all particulars well
broken IN full flesh and good condition, from is to
10 hands high. from five to nine years old, and
VOL nApted In every Way to Cavalry purposes
sno dehyered at Jacksonville, Ind, between the
22d and 25th of January 1858 ~
Bids must be made in uuplicate with a copx If
ibis advertisement attached, and accompanied By
the write guaranty of responsible person.
mat In case the bid is accepted good and SUFFICIENT
tond VIII De entered into for the faithful per-
Torrance of the contract.
The night - reserved 10 reject any or all bids
By order of the Quartermaster General u s.
$500, IHOS. SWORDS,
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ID Il q L u 5 A l. s
OBics NlG CrdrtfYm1 Sffr.
Eth MilI.nrar 49,

'"'' t 81 H HG'Etly~ b,sttie.
Scaled Proposals are invited and will he rece ed
at this Office until II M, January 49, ISIS for The
United States in and to the [ nifed States Militia
Railroad from Brazos Santiago to White Rancho
The sale will include the entire Track and Sid
,hgs, bnilongs Water Stations, Turn tables, &C 81,
the road. together with the Rolling Stock Cars
Machinery and other equipments, as follows:
81, miles Railroad Track Shackle Bars-used,
pn ,aS heskI ,- 20 Square Brasses-good.
6stufii ng Boxes-used. seviceabIe 49,
UEW IDS. hailre ad gTowsfeet-worn,
Chsirs,good, 4Railroad Frogs and 3
900 lbs Railroad Iron Switch stands-worn,
good, 4Spike Mauls-worn
LeeomotiYe-unserHlce- Jack Screws and Lee
l Locomotive and Ten Turn Table.-worp.
der-neI, iceable; Fire Tongs-worn.
Locomotive Head ligbt-2 Screw Wrenches-worn
upseryiceable; Hand Car-worn.
10 Coupling Links-good, Push Car Wheels
800 Ids Gar springs worn
la@o lbs. Railroad Push gsr9worn,
spikes-good, Hand Car Wheels
The sale will not incluor the title to the land
which does not belong 10 the United states nor TO
the bridge over the Bocs Chica
This road is about ten miles in length and ex-
tends from Brazos Santiago to w hite's Rancho on
the Mo Grande. From this point connection is
OF the ten miles lss leo are washed away BY
though not continuous. and about "a 100 Miles OF
m. material are buried in the sand
The route IL the shortest and best for the i'm
meDse traffic between the Gulf of Mexico and
The Interior OF Southern Texas and Northern
Mexico; and the communication by rail alone can
readily be extended TO Brownsville
The railroad to Whites Rancho saves thirty
miles OF difficult and tortuous navigation The
spiked '
The property may be inspected on application to
captain Z. n foyt, A. y. N, Brownsville, Tex.
as, and any Information desired may be obtained
from that Ofhcer or from the Office Of the Chief
Quartet msster, Fifth Military District, New Or
leans, Louisiana
condition of the sale will be that transporta-
lion shall be furnished for all Government troops
AND supplies, Whenever required, at rates not to
exceed those paid by tkr United States TO Other
railroad companies in the Fifth Military District
Terms OF payment-Cssh in United States tress-
The government reserves the right to reject any
OF all bids ''
Proposals should be endorsed, 'ProposaIs for
Bra2os Santiago and Rio Grsnde Railroad" and
addressed to the under signsd az this office
A. j. McG0SNIGLE.
Brevet Lit. Col. snd A. q MI g. A.
deS0 Glib In Charge of Office
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PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES. :
O6see ofths CHIEF OnoTteysaaster
Dep1rf ofthe CMzlLtri1Ai.

Oeses ofths Chfef Quarteymaster,
DEPARTMENT Of ne Cngl5trigHf,
LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. IL, 1857
sealed proposals viii he received AZ this Office uu-
til IL clock N on Friday the 9Th day Of Beceyn
Der. 1851, for furnishing THIRTY NINE (3Jl
CAVALRY HOUSES.
The Horses t. be subject 20 a rigid inspection
OF dark gray color, sound in all particulars we'll
10 hands high, from FIVE to nine year old aud eli
ads pied In every way to Cavalry purposes aud
delivered at JehersonyiIle, Ind, between the 221
and 18th of January. 1865.
Bids must be made in duplicate, with a copy Of
this advertisement attached, and accompanied by
the written guaranty Of res poPsible person that
in the bid is pied good aud sufficient bond
will be into for the faithful performance Of
the contract.
The right is reserved 20 re iect any or all bids
By order IF the Quartermast'r General, u. :. A.
TH0S. SWORDS,
de234t 40, NJ Gen, Byt MAJ Gen
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ID 4 o p o 8 A l. s.
oss, Of Bsrsas r., z, and A. l.,

Gd!r.sfon. 7sxas, December TO- 1857
. froposals VIII De received until the 9th instant
Tor the purchase or lease, for term of years sats
ise,o,y 70 The lessee OF the Buildings, fenements
Sh1 Lsna sppertAnlns TO the same, Of the prop
eonnoply Known a. the WACO TACTORYS
Dstsi,sd aesSripfion OF The property can be had
snd Abandoned Lands, in Austin, VI AGO, and Gal,
weston.
Terms Of sale or lease will be, on.h.H the
amount OF the lease or purchase money TO be paid
on the delivery q the transfer papers and the ball
Ance the LIST of July, 1888
The right is reserved to reject any or all bid. mot
deemed satisfactory. "
Proposals viii be addressed to Lieutenant ID
Richardson, A. A. q. M, and G. ID. o., GaIveston
Texas, sId will sa msTksd Proposals. for Pur,
Tn. above property win be sold or leased under
authority from Commissioner Of the Bursar Of
Refugees Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands
- j. p. RICHARDSON .
delastB Lieut.. and a. A. q. II. and G D. o.
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ID 4 o p o S A L s.

Chitf Qu1rferrun s;er's OFF,, J
DiSfrtcf 81 Me- M.Ltt0.
SANTA FL. ". M. Dec. Is, 1857
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until II clock VI. on THURSDAY, the 25th inst
for the lease from the United States for the period
Tone year from January /, ISIS of so much Of the
tllable land OF the Military Reservation of Fort
stanton, New Mexico. may not be reserved
for public use.
The use of the land will be awarded to the hi OH
est bidder, and the right is reserved TO reject all
proposals.
For further Information, apply at this office.
By order Of Breyet Major General George "
Getty. NJ i. LUDINGTON.
Breyet Lieut.. Col and Quarterrnaster,
Dc H1tb Chief Quartermaster.
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WEBERT BRASS AND sTKlN0 BAND in
w prepared always 70 furnish n gSIGfr "a
Parsdes Exhibitions Balls, Prf,st Parties. S.&f5s
Receipt Excursions, Pic Mos, 81 rena4ies, $est
Funerals, &c, ct the shortest NOTES Mr.. WeKsy
is not nov connected with the NADINE BAsn, and
his services can always Be relied ap,n Orders cap
seps-D METzERoTrT D DsIo srokR
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N<VUhs nHUsf "
DROPOsALs FOR CAVALRY HORSES
O@rs Of the Chief Qnartermastsy.
D.nn........ = 4 u. g. ,

O&rs of the Chisf Qaarfermasts,
De'aITi oni .,i q tht K CHnbs 10.
serss PTSpcsa' will * TsssvsS At .h:
}sPpsy lsSs, f25 furnishing TWENTY oSEts a
T. full flesh and sood condition from is to is hands
.. Jeerscnyie Ind between the 18th and sosh
y, Bias mus. bs made in duplicate, with copy of
this sttsshed and By
In case the bid is accepted good and sufficient bond
will be entered into for the faithful performance Of
The right 10 reserved to reject any or all bids.
By order of the f iiis5 sTckSSss
Assistant ouartermsster General,
HEADQrARTERs THIRD MILITARY DIS.
Cai2 CenrTi,sory's oee:
Sealed Proposals In duplicate are respectfully
furnshing. material and Constructing one Bake Ike
Goyeinnens. formeriy the Rsee Seurs .. the u O.
Plan and specifications can BE- seen at this Of
Bids to be directed to the undersigned, and
marked rr0p0'1Tlaf Thomas G SULLIVAN
Byt; It. Col and Chief 9. g: ID Nj. District.
de1s HB Room Ne. !, Willinsham Building.
PROPOSALS s rGs SsEEPPf 6iEl wIkTEE-
TREAsuxY DxPARRMgNr, }
OFFICE OF TEE LIsHIH9vsE .BoARD,}
Sealed Proposals. win be received at this OH ce
January 10 s. Ter .upVty ing the Lishthouse Estab-
meIt with fftyave thousand fe aoel gallons Of the
use lots. 20 II -llI---'. - =
Proposals to furnish kerosene or ethereal oils. or
any Of their mixtures will not be Considered.
Any desired Information concerning terms Of
contract, time an place Of delivery, ousntity or
nature Of inspection and test, &C., &c :, viii be
Tivep upon application In writing TO the under.
l ANDREW a, HAYWOOD.
Do E-nWH Gvi.slsa Navel Sscrerary.
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HE CHEAPEST AND BEST BOARDING
HOUSE In THE CITY, at AIS street, between
sth and sth-By the day, week or month d2l til.
EURNISHED ROOMS TO LET AT Low
Il rates, with or without Board. 39l Pennsyl-
Ssnla avenue, between Al and 9th SITS. dels tianis
R0ARD-First class TABLE BOARD, e9 per
- month, and furnished ROOMS, from Ssto $40;
81 X ST., between 18th and 18th de pint
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS ARfKRNOON.

RTJ. WHkELKR 4 CO, Auetion.ers,,
opposite seston House.
ooNTINUATIoE sALE0F HEAVY SILVER
We shall continue the sale Of Silver Plated are,
consisting OF Tea sets, Csstors, Butter Dishes,
.ns ssSsa 4Hs kYES
ING, at O'Clock, and EVERY EVENING at the
There VIII BE- oead IN s
articles suitable for presents and for family
ali Of the Hes bes they are
Terms cash, J.B. WHEELER s CO.,
de 8-td Auctioneers.
pr NAGLE a CO., Anetioneer.,
ID sAlesroooms 44s Seventh street,
Opposite Patent Office.
TOYS, FANCY GOODS hosiery, wOOLLEN
GOODS. mHINA Wh his AT AUCTION;
EvTEY At
b3s WdeeS OF %oSs Ros Faecy
Toys of all descri ptions
Dolls, Vases. Msntel Ornaments, Statuary
Nusss HGod; Gloves I'm
Work Baskets, Fancy baskets, Market Baskets
Silver. plated Tea and Table Spoons
Choice Cigars and Tobacco
" lnes and Liquors. Groceries
Household Furniture, stoves &c.
large lot of Clothing Boots and Shoes. &c.
Most of the above named goods have been con-
signed 10 from the North, aud will be sold with
out reserve,
de 23st NAGLE CO.. Aucts.
UYH.H CLARK 4 Co, Auctioneers,
II 3O5 Pa. ave-. between 9Th and 10th SITS.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF GOODS, TO BE
SOLD WITHOUT REGARD TO COST.
. We will sell at our store, THIS EVENING, at
Just ressiSed from New York, consisting in v part
: 100 sets Misses Furs: 300 sets Lava and China
Tea sets s(o Toy Tin Sleighs; 5o0 Fancy Boxes; Is
dies fire Shawis; 50 dozen Shirts and Drawers; 100
Ladies Skating Caps; $50 white Bedspreads; so
pairs all wool Blankets; 50 pair Cashmere Pants
Umbrellas; 100 dozen Table and Pocket Cutlery I;
Buffalo Robes, Scarfs, Hosiery. &c.
&c 23-5t II. d. CLARK & CO., Aucts.
A GREAT SALE OF BOOKS.
Every evening for q few days, at $40 Pennsylva-
Sixty cssee NEW STANDARD WORKS, on all
the holidays, at very low prices.
Call during the day and ex anime and select Get
no 2s.Im VIM WALL CO, Aucts.
10y NAGLE b CO., Auctioneers.
ID No. 44S 9TH street, between and H.
We will sell, at our sales room, No. AS 7th
Evening during the week, q large assortment of
Fancy oolen. and other goods, consisting In part
Comforters, Shawls, Hosiery
soaps Perfumery Cutlery
Note Paper, Segars, Tobacco, Groceries
and variety Of other goods of ell kinds.
no Is NAGLE d CO., Aucts.
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PERSONAL.

A NY ONE WANTING LIVE MAN AS
"A PAhTNER. with q cash capital Of ten or
twelve hundred dollars, will please address A B.,
Star office, IT.
l.. ALLEN.-n Mr.. L. L. ALLEN is In the
II. city of Washington he will learn something
OF importance by cal ing on N. ID. LARNER. Sec
rotary OF the National Union Insurance Company,
No 1 q. av., hrst door east of7th st. de 24-a
Il AIDES IF you wish q good fitting CORSET
II and HOOP SKIRT call at BAUM'S, 80 Loui-
sisna avenue, near 9TH st. de ls-tf
INDIAN WAR.-This is to inform my friends and
Il the public that have returned from the Isdian
Campaign on the Upper Missouri. can be found
and streets north. O. MILLER, NJ D.,
formerly Surgeon Corps d'Afrique and late A. A ..
Surgeon U. s. A. del0-lms
/ AIDES HAVING SKATING SUITS MADE
IL and wishing to avoid the trouble of BraidinR
can have them Stamped in imitation of Braid In
last colors. Boulevard and Balmorsl Skirts
&eo in same manner by VIM. PRINCE, 439
Ninth street. no % I'm
nRESSMAKING Ia MODE,
At "a 18th street west, between 1 and north.
Reception and Wedding Attire . speciality.
no 2e-Sm
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LOST AND FOUND,

ASS4 AMI
LOCND-On Christmas night, at Walls Opera
Il House, small GOLD L0CKET AND CHAIN
Apply al headquarters of the Army. de 26-3t'
OST-On the l4th inst, sn all TINE BOOK
- Any person finding the same will receive IS
reward by leaving IL at CHARLEY SCHUSTERsS
hestaurant corner 9TH and n streets. de $751;
OsT-on the evening of the 24th inst, between
- Millards' and the Post Office, a POCKET
BOOK containing about go, and q printed card OF
MAJOR Middleton. The finder will be warded by
leaving II 1t s1l ST., between 9Th and 9TH west.
dc &-5t j. II. GODDARD.
GAME TO MY PREMISES: on. the sth of De
~ cember, one red spotted COW, dry. marked with
crop of the right ear. The owner will please come
away: IXSSoE sHiP1k an, Tssi i Mss sefs me-
dc % 81 Fairfax Co., above Chain Bridge.
I OST-A GOLD BAND with black EnameIed
Centre, supposed either Ptnns. ave- or 9Th ST
A liberal reward will be paid fer its return at
sI0USSA ENNIS, 80: ia. ave. de 24-2t.
STRAf0Tsken up astrsy, on last SATURDAY on
- .. b nayidson's Wharf, a Eve SHEEP The
owner VIII please call at 63 Water strest prove
.@,sriy, pay charges and take the same. de 1871
STRAi Cow !-Uame to my stable on Friday
- last, 10th instant, q Email cow. The owner
vii come forward, prove property, pay charges,
J. WILLIAM PLANT, Undertaken.
ago 9TH ST., bet. G and H,
de 81 near Patent once.
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