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FINANCIAL.

1t is q noticeable fact commented on IN
financial circles that, Notwithstanding all the
the disturbing NOV emcp 8 OF the New York
mopey market during the past week, there
he I've been no failures worth merton, and the
course Of ordincry bus ress bas not been dis
tr! bed, except on the Stock Exchange.
Money is up 70 per cent, when exceptional
transactions ate TIE banks have lost some
Sl5.oGc. 0OO in legal-tender since the middle of
August, and have cress ed their loans 81, 500.
90, while their deposits hive decreased S.
0O0,0tO. The lesal-tender reserve, which
stood at sex per cent, has been dipis he 4 to Is
per cent. The cheap mosey market of the pa.
three months is over, and here will be greater
tiviy for The remainder of .he year. Sessa-
tional rumors 20 Ion ;er rave any damaging
influence, as the pubic have be .oms Z; ed to
u N, but there is stu vague feeling OF
fanger in re 'a.ion TO he movement Of the
crops at be West ard South. In references to
this alarm the INDEPENDENT sensibly says: As 1t
is getting 20 be well Understood that all the
money tat goes South end West will. sooner
or laer, find its way back again, there is
nothing % be spprenepded Arom tt at caute.
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OUR CITY ,sBUsiNEss PROGRESS

" II u L = Dl SlNESS PhDGRESS
The sdy srIisment OF our fellow citizen Mr.
Joseph J. May, in to-day's STAR, announcing
the arrival Of an importation OF French goods
N his line selected by himself this summer in
Lyons, is a new feature in the dry goods trade
OF Washington, and shows that the Federal
Metropolis has become a city in fact, as we'll
as in name. Mr.. hay en-. and double will
sell these magnificent goods at les than thew
can be bought for al re all in New York for
NO jotber has TO get profit out of tnem.
Our neIghbor, G. Gautier, Is now doire a
large business In wines and liz uors of his own
importation. aeiliDg them VIGOROUSLY Tor lie =
than New York pr.ces, for he. too, paws no
joober's profit before passing them over 10 the
consume.
The diff erent adyeTti-ewents II to.day,s
STAB OF OR en- erp--rrs fellow items,
Cooper & Latimer, tel how wonderfully thu
auction business hiss increased and Is increasiup
here. Trough TO year in the trade this
deseryedly pop liar house has already achieved
business. equal 10 that which would have
been considered heavy one for all the Auc-
tioneers of Washing ON to transact. few wears
since
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TOBACCO AND on IsrEREsrs-Delegati

TOBACCO AND On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
are here from New York, Philadelphia, Bos
ton, and Baltimore, represe n ing the tobacco
dealers an from Gle seland and p .ttsbcr in
the interest OF the oil traders. They have bsen
nesrly all OF today in consultation with the
Secretary OF the Treasury aud the Commis-
sioner OF Internal Revenue. Their object Is 70
: get modification of The regulators for tne
bonded warehouses recently ssped, which
require, among other things, shipment from
cole ctor to collector. They ask for more tax
rules, by which dealers may have more COR
troll Of commodities whilst in bond. They
prsfer 10 have something like the former regu-
lations. They argpe that the Department exac's
too much for the Government, wl,hput allow.
ing cor, PspondirE bepents 90 commerce..
Nessrs. McCulloch ar d Rollins have he mat
ter under advisemers, but IL Is not likely 10 be
decided for some days.
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THE CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY IN PHILA.
UEJrHIA.

IHE CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY N PHlLA-
DELrHIA.
In the hdbcus corpxs case Of 0ofmley, before
be Court of Comm on Pleas in Philadelphia,
itiss" d that he Navy Dspar iment will issue
instructors o CommardcDt selfridse, of the
PhilsteIpr'a pfvy yard, directing him not to
suffer / msr'f o be ayres.ed on the attachmeE
issued by ,hstcourt. II will be remembered
that a w.t. Of hcb'ns corpus was issued few
dcvs ago bv tie Court Of Common Pleas
dire Il d % omr odoIe Selfridee, commanding
him % produce before the court lad named
Go ley, WHO has enlisted in the Navy, and
who. 1t is claimed oy his at orr eys, is minor
and csprot be held. TIE Secretary OF the
Navy eice rtcd Comm odore S. + OF to obey the
wrT, ard be returned the same with the en- :
doVsemert that be was directed BY his supe-
ror officer rot to obey it, ard that ne inteh d ed
70 Contempt to the corrt. An st;aChzent wa /.
t. n prayrd egairst Commodore 5 IIrtrss by
tier 'orneys. when Yves issued aEo made re-
-urf able Saturday, morHing.
1t Is held by tie Navy Department that a
S.a.e' oprt res r. right to interfere with thu
Uritc Sc IS, ard 4 the wrts are to be served
on naval Off ~e-s by State Courts, hundreds OF
per-ors can be taken out of the navy on some
g. 1T car e.
tt lad d:scf rged many o her like cases will
be MADE, and the Department will probably
transfer all seamen at PhiIceIphia to some for.
eisn alton. and imn ediately stop all recruit
ing here.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
PhtIaselphis's WELDON e to Gen. sherid.u.

w eiCoH e 20 ten. Sher dan.
PHlLADLLPHIA, September 2s-At o. clock
General Sheriden entered Ir dependep &c Hal,
ana was formally welcorea by Mayor Mem
cnael. who aid "PhIladelphians are delight
cd TO near all who uarsballed our armies and
led tnem to victory, as we'll SIS those who are
earnest In the purpose that tire triumphs of
the law shall equal the triumphs OF the
battle field: Three yesrs ago the country
.ung WIN your exploits in Virginia,
to-day with your exploits IN Louisiana.
The fiery courage which hurled back the
leg'ops who sought TO Destroy the pational
neg finds its fitting counterpart in the ste adj
last devotion that fessts all efforts to impair
the national supremacy. Among our heroes,
none stand higher tban Cavalry Sheridan.
Among martyrs who have suffered In the T
cause none stard higher than the deposed
COMMANDER Of he 5th m iIitary district. :
p t5ensrsl Sheridan in reply merely returnsd
tha'-%s i9r = q horror conferred upon him, ar d
regret'fd his h. ability 20 more appropriately
express his gra itude. avon
Abe doors were then thrown open to the
public, and line being formed In waitir"
passed through the room taking General Sneri-
dan by the hard. The crowd was very is~ge
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BALTIMORE ITEMs.-The coroners jury
the case Of Eliza Murray, who was kil!et
Saturday eisht at the corner OF MOE Z :
street end Butler alley, Baltimore, yes.
rendered verdict thst she came to rer dea +.
"by pistol ball acciden ally discharged ID,
Policeman Gotleib Frey, while In the discharge
Of his duty"
Emeline Parks, who was so seriously stabbed
by VIM H. Foster on Monday night. at her
house on Biddle alley. in Baltimore, died from
Der wounds yesterday morning.. Both the par
ties are colored.
Mrs. Susan Courtney, living on Greenmount
avenue, In Baltimore, expired suddenly on
Tueeday night. while in the act of retiring to
rest.
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DEPARTURE OF GENERAL HANCOCK

M jor General Winfield s. Hancock. com.
Inander of the Fifth Military District, will
leave the city this evening for PhIladay
phia, for the purpose OF visiting his mother
He Will then proceed to 81. Louis where he
has some private business to attend to. after
which Re will proceed to New Orleans. reach.
ing there about the 18th or Is n of October.
Laste-enine the officers OF the army now in
this city visited General Hancock at the Me.
tropoiItan Hotel, and were received by him
The band of The 18th Infantry was in attend .
ance and very pleasant eve3,ng was spent.
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AFFAIEs IN LOUDoUN COUNTY, VA.-Tte
Leesburg Mirror, OF yesterday, Gays:
Mr.. Isaac Camp, much. esteemed ci.iZaD of
this county, died on his farm n 1T HILLSIDE
rough, last week, in the ninety first year Of Is
ege.
Mr.. Frederick Moore, son Of Captain John
Moore, of Aldie, in this county, died in New
Orleans. q few days ago, from yellow fever.
The tract of 22S acres, roods, and 70 perches
O. land, belonging to the estate of tie lac
Edward Morrison, and heretofore advertised
by Messrs. Tebbs and He q; on, commits soners,
YVES gold at public sale on Saturday lat for
$50 per acre. George beamer purchaser.
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THE DisMIssALs FROM THE QUARTER
MASTER GENERALS OFFICE.-A reduction Of
rec being recessary in the Quartermaster
Generals Office, in consequence Of decrease in
the work. a great many clerks have been mott.
fled OF heir dism isslI from and after the Rot h
inst. ard other discharges will take place on
the 3lst pro-sTo, making about $50 in all
Some excitement exists among the removed
CLERKS and their iriends. it being alleged by
them. that the dismissa,s are nearly all dis.
charged soldiers, while civilians have been
retained
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ARMY EXAMINING BoARDs.-Breve; Brpa.
der Gcaerai John Il. Brooke, Lieut.. CoIopel
9th Infantry, Major Hugh Il. Fleming and
Erevet Major John Bziha, OF the same resi.
meat have been appointed Board to exam
ice OFF, ers for Inlc ntry and Artillery in Ne W
Mexico.
Major G. ]. Whiting. Brevet Lieut.. Colone
W. e. Lane, and Brevet Lieut.. Colonel A. w
Evans, fthe Sd Cavalry, have been appoint.
ed as board 10 examine officers for Cavalry
in New Mexico
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Amy ORDEss.-B-eve. Maj. General X. W
johnson, Major ith cavalry, has been ordered.
before retir.pg board. Brevet Brig General
}. A. Porter, q. Al, has been granted three
months SEX leave. Brevet Major Genera /
Wsgner SwayDe. Cot. 4Jth infantry, has been
assigned to duty acco :G'ny 10 b-eye. rank.
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DErARTURK OF GENERAL SICKLRs.-Major
General ID. T.. Sckles, Colonel 4ith Infantry,
left the CITY this morniu- for New Yo X.
General Sickles re-, men, Is now il this civ,
quartered in the barracks south o. the NAVY
Department; bat i. ia probable that he will be
granted leave o: abse Ice fo- n We o. SIX months
before being ordered TO his command
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German Convention in Kansas

81. LOUIS, Sept 26.-The German Convex
ton, which was held at Topeka, Kansas, on
neI csy Est adop'ed res oio,ions agaInst ne
nat they would rot support any man for the
St,te Legislature or municipal Office We !,
would nor give q written ! ledge to opplse
such laws. Unsuccessful efforts were ma
70 commit i" Germans on negro suffra g
The female srf.I.eee qut stion was not touche d.
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NEW SETTLEMENTS IN MIsssURI-Iu An
tTpDea ioB ~hieh the Commissioner of the
GeDerfI Land Clise rss Just received from
New lrrs tor puzzle documents bearing upon
TIE Laro department aud Immigration,
n Is shown hat one establishment in New
York nss starred four Welsh settleu euts in
Bills ouri, the fret OF which is becoming a
driving Town. with half dozen stores, two
tr three sthooi houses, churches, depot, ex-
press, D. ST offcs. and n excellent a1ricnitu
raj opulatiOn surroundings
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New York Market

NEW York, Sept 26-Flour dull and droop.
ing. Wheat dull and without decided chan &c:
receipts, 1C5,C47 bushels Corn quiet; receipts.
2l4,740 bushels. Rye dull. Oats active ana
firm Pork heavy; mess $3.50 Lard quiet at
13xai4k. Risky quiet Cotton dull at %
cents for middling uplands. Freights quiet
) irits of turpentine dull at 5ea5sK. Rosin
qr'et atS3S7k for common.
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naval oHoKks.-1.iedt Com'r jos "ph N.
Nell. detached from the Naval Academy. snd
placed on Visiting orders.
Lieut. Com rs Chss. l.. Franklin and F. V.
McNa'r' orctred 10 the Naval Academy on
October LIST VA
Mate K. N. Collins. bon orably DISCHARGED
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From Cincinnaii-Destructi Fires-Aid
for GLOW Fever Suiierera

tillery nc-r Brig hion, was entirely DESTROYED
by Lire last night. Loss 100000 Another fire
damaged the Lincoln Hotel 10 the amount OF
5000. A third fire destroyed the feed store OF
George Bennirg. on.
Six thousand dollars have been subscribed
by TIE citizens TO aid the yellow fever sufferers
at New Orlears ...--r ~
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81 Secretary Seward has addressed letter
to the United States Consul at Toronto, in :
forming him that Dr. Blackburn. Of yellow
ieNer notoriety, is not benefitrcd by President
JohrSon's amnesty proclamation, and ttat 1t
Goes rot apply to him.
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ENGLISH OPERA.-Aaotber -sb 'oueb,e au :
dIenee greeted the second pstiormanc, o
'martn-;" last evening. Tonight we are =
have Wallace's grand opera of "Mari.ana,n
including in its cast Misc Rich,ngs, Mrs. Sc
gutn, Mr.. Peascs, MIR. Campbell, and M.
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YELLOW FEVER At NEW oprr,Ne

YELLOW FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS
The following telegram was this morning
received a the War Department
NEW ORLEANS. LA, Sept. 25th, 1s67-Ryio
General F. #. Dent :-Geu. Wheaton much bet
ter this eveling. Gen. Graham and all the
OTTER officers doing well.
(SignCd.) JOS A. MOWER.
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DIRECT DEPORTATION.

DIRECT IMPORTATION.
We have now in Store,
OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
LYONS BLACK AND COLORED SILKS.
LYONS BLACK AND COLORED POPLINS.
LYONS BLACK SILK VELVETS,
LYONS BLACK AND COLORED sATINs,
IRISH POPLINS,
In Black, Colored and Bright Plaids,
PARIS KID GLOVES, &c, &C.
~ The Silk Goods were bought by us for ca al
from the best manufacturers at Lyons and include
qualities and coIols such a. we have never been
abe to find IN the silk House in this country
~ The price will be found
EXTREMELY Low
JOS. J. MAY, eco,
3OS Pennsylvania avenue,
sc 2t-2tii between 9th and 10th streets
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"INTEREsTING TO THE ODD FRLLows''-We
published yesterday several revolutions eaid
to have been adopted by the Grand Lodge Of
ODD Fellows of the United SAFES in relation
to the non-payment OF dues by membees of
subordinate lodges and encampments. The
resolutions referred to were merely reported,
but not adopted, SO that the payments are re-
CURED to be made as usual
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-26

THE WHITE BoUsR.-A numbsr of visitors
were at the Executive Manson to day, MANY
ofwhom had an interview with the Pre- sldeut.
Among the distinguished persons who mad an
audience with the Executive were Gen. Han
cock, Gen. Fitz John Porter, Secretary Wells
and McCullocb, Postmaster General Randall,
and Hon. VIM. Z. Robinson, OF New York
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(Bv Ban kers' and Brokers Telegraph
Lewis Johnson & Go. quote stocks and bond

[By Ban kers and Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis johnson & 90. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK. Sept 26.-First Board-U. S. SIS,
1851 coupon, 1l0x; 52Os, 1861. coupon, Ii z 1864
coupon, 100; 1865, coupon, Ito; 1865, cou-
pom, new. 1U7S; 1867, coupon, l073I; IO.4O's,
iS1pon sssGnS ah,fa
PSI; Mariposa, az; DO. preferred, 49,
New York Central, 1Us5s; Pacific Mail, 1874
Atlantic Mail, liz; Erie, 60; ditto pre-
gan Central, lOs; Michigan southern, S2a; Iii.
nos Central, 12lh; Cleveland and Pitts
burg, 90; Cleveland and Toledo, 129
Northwestern, a0A; do. preferred, G5X:
Rock Island. 10l 4; Fort Wayne, 1Oi 4: Ohio and
Mississippi Certificates, 26H; W. u. Tele-
graph, 39ss; Boston Water Power, II; Gold,
snlr
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THE BLADkNsBURG RKsoLgTIONs-Tbe
committee appointed at the Bladep sburg, Md.
meeting en- Saturday last to present the reso
lut'on5 adopted there u the President, yieited
the Executive Mansion to-day and pre- -ented
the resolutions. There were about 2D mem hers
Of the committee, headed by p. W. Erowpine
Esq
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APPoINTED.-Chsrles Allen, Of this CITY. b,s
been appoIn ted a temporary C 6 rk in ths patent
Office, srd viii he sS isned % duty in the
Chemistry Department.
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NAVAL NEws-Tbe United States practice
ship Sabine, Commander Lowery, arrived a
Annapolis yesterday morning from New Lon.
don, which place she left on the 18th inst. The
SABINE comes . Anuspol's under oraers from
the Navy Department for TIE purpo of hay.
Ing one OF the naval apprentice who are ON
that vessel Eelec.ed o b, appointed miosbin.
animation will be made BY the aciGemtc ho,rd
OF the naval Academy, and Will take pIar,
to day. Tfere are eleven candidates for the
APPOINTMENT -"A 'uo
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DISTRICT OF Colt MBIA, IS.
.shington. the 18th day of Seq
The undersigned hereby gives
ntment as assignee of BENJA-
! the city of Washington, with
no has been adjud ged a l. TS-
petition. by the Di,iriCt Court
MILTON J. ShEFULD.
Attorney Al iIw-
$50 u street, ASS. snla.
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PEReoFAL.-Msjor General d. f.. Sickles
left this city on the la Is train to-day ....Sen.
ator Cragin, OF New Hampshire. arrived here
to-day. The Lancas ar Eram,ner of rnss.
cay announces tt the health OF Hon. Tn I'd.
deus Stevens has improved since SATURDAY
and IT - thopght that in a few DAYS he viii
take exercise In the open air. ....Fre6 Dcus
lass delivered lecture IN Baltimore last van
ing, On "The Future Dangers OF our Couutrv, ;,
to large audience. ...-Hon. Thos m Still
well, OF Indiana. 10 at the Seaton House.
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"WANTED. ,-Ladie3 contemplating wearing
t BALMORALS and HOOP-SKIRT GOV.
expense of Braiding, should call and see my be u
1fnl deslgns for the above; to be stamped in FAST
dies and Childreos' Aprons, Jo-eys, and Under.
clothing stamped In imitation o. Braid. saving
made and stamped VIM PRiNCE1
aus 429 Ninth straa.
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~FrCm Sbjllinston, Odeon Building, Wa
have Tie Nursery for October, q pleasing
Eumber.
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LAND FATkHTSIh CALIRORSIA.-The C1m
missioner of he General Land Once this for
noon forwarded to the officers Of The Distric-
Laho Once at San Francisco sixteen patents
VI eom Ptete leners, for settlement under pre-
empuon, falling within the limits OF What ia
knoWn 40 De Tomales RaRcho in Marin
S Sorny; - Na1iIornaa The claims haying been
grantees, and awarded pursuant to the ~
visions, IONS ofthe act OF Congress approved june
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s'0R RENT-Four UNFURNTSHFD HOosS.
street, between GIN ard lC,n SITS. IT,.
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INTERNAL RHvRNUE.-Thsr receipts from tn e
source to-day were s4O6,5963 "a.
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i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.ss.
At the City of Washington, the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, A. ID 1857. The undersigned hereby gives
GASSENHEIMER, in the city of Washington.
within said Dist, let. who has been adiudged a
bankrupt upon his own petition, by the District
Court of said District.
MILTON J. SAFFOLD,
Attorney at Law,
sc l7-tu&tli3w $50 ID street, Assignee.
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Government Securities.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26, le67.-Jay Cooke i
Co. furnish the following quotations of Gov.
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IN DOZEN LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS a.
~ RRc.. worth &C., ar d Atwood White Elan
mel BIC. worth oc.: to@e.h her with large stock %
Prints from ia cents up, at JACKSON YATES
52J 9TH street. az 2f-of
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IN BANKRUPTCY
At tire City of Was
tenber, A. d. u u.
notice Of his appoint
+. THOMPSON, in {
said District, who hs
upOn rs own petition
District. I
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STONE LAYING.

The corner stone Of ST. AIMS NEW CATHO-
with appropriate ceremonies on SUNDAY SENT.
29th instant, at o'clock p m "i -
Rev. BERNARD MAGUIRF. President of George
Town College, Will oficiate, and the Choir of the
College will be present - III -
A Collection will be taken up for the benefit of
the Church. sent
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FOE TIE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS leay-
Ing the ci.y suing the summer months they
Csn hsye he Sta q II siled to their address, by
c-Gerirg the same at 1t office, ,cr OK cen 8
rer week, for one week or more
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sc 2f-2tif
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
oFflcE OF THE SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
Sealed Proposals will be received at t3 II, ON
nn,il October 18th, 1851 for furnishing hitting and
ter Oh the new Banking room in the North WING
ofthe Ireasnry Building The same is intep ded to
latter ma.eral the Base should BE- OF DARK III nnt
black color, and the upper members of variegated
marble: but OF harmonious tints.
The bidder must state the kind of materials he
proposes to furnish, and submit small polished
Drawings OF the work to be furnished may be oh.
tanned at this Office. " W.
mos. perfect manner, and the material be of the
sounde Il texture and choice and even tints all TO
tue satisfaction and acceptance Of the Supervising
1t must be furnished and delivered complete
Macy Tor placement. on or before the LIST day of
PAYMENT will be made on estimates prepared by
per Gentum will he retained until com pletion Of the
The Department reserves the right to reject anv
and all bids should it be deemed for the interssts
ofthe Government 80 to do. 3D., .lr = '''
% asa Finish sny sna eosn
ter for Banking Room, and addressed to the Sr.
S q ' ''''' % '" a. BBe B. MHLIETr,
se26 ...- Supervising Architect
SALE OF sLoop YACHT GENERAL HAN
$50 ASSISTANT oUAErERHssrER's oFrIcr,
UNITED STATES ARMY, sa as ..
VIII be sod at pubic on s account Of the
81 sTs ss At
A N the fast sailing s'oop yacht General Han
cock, together wit her entire outfit built Inv Al
Der son brothers, at Philadelphia, inls8
The vessel can be examined daily at the Hanover
street wharf, from A. III. to 8 y. M -
Int, vess ell must be removed within five q, DAVIS
from Cay of sale, 80 "" ""''
Terms: Cash, in Government funds, 1
rse 26-4t BIT. Col. and A. o. NJ. u! : Army
31N '' LOW PRICES S3
aE'9lu7 WE'LL MADE GOODS. :.
MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK IN THE cry,
At the practical gaits --e- - sr,-,#1
rr TRUNK ,VALISE, .s.~ -fs.4g
r.a SATCHEL, TRAVELLING RAG at.s. :
s.l Al SADDLE AND HARNESS rsa-
MANUFACTORY .rEri q.
JAMES s. TOPHAM 10
.rsar ~ 50O1 =, d.
SEVENTH STREET. 81
One door above Odd Fellows, Hail. Rio rruns
over the Awning, III
REPAIRING
Trunks, &C., promptly repaired, seS-N
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