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city Treasurer.
FEfAXFgS 0E 1866. Whereas. The Receiv-
4 er of Taxes of the city OF Elizabeth. has h
duly prepareda transcript OF the unpaid taxes
assessed in the year 1865, sofar as the same have
been assessed upon any lands and real estate,
within the said CITY, or are lien upon such lands
be published and printed in Il newspaper printed
and circulating in said city, stating that said
transcript Of unpaid taxes had been mode, and
that unless sos faxes should be paid at his Office
within twenty days after the FIRST publication OF
said notice, the same would be collected by pub
lie sale, according to law, according to the pro
visions OF an act entitled An act TO revise and
amend the charter of the city of Elizabeth - an
proved March (, 1853: and
Whereas, The following taxes, in said trans
cript named, at the expiration of said twenty
days remained unpaid, and still so remain: now
therefore.
Public Notice is Hereby Given, TTSt the Treas
urer OF the city OF Elizabeth win on Tuesday
the 22d day of December next, at , O'Clock in the
afternoon, at the Court House. in the city of Elz
| abeth, in:pursuance of the power and authority
of the said act, sell at public auctios the lands
and real estate described in the annexed SEIZED.
nle, on which said unpaid taxes have been re
spectiyely assessed or are lien, for the lowest
term of years mot exceeding fifty years fol
which any person win take the same, respective
ly, and pay the amount of such unpaid taxes
| thereon, with the interest thereon, and all law
Inl costs, fees, charges and expenses. unless said
taxes shall have heeu previously paid. The fol
lowing schedule shows the respective taxes, with
the lands and real estate whereon ;he same have
been assessed or are lien, and the names of The
respective owners of the slid lands and real es
tate, so far rs the same have been given.
A. S. WOODRUFF,
Treasurer OF the City of Elizabeth
Elizabeth, November I, 1865.
FIRST WARD, 1866.
Baton Joseph, block, IS, lots 70, II, 49,
coian n Rosa K block ii, lot ~. ii, MITE o
Conncrs Frank. estate block 10 lois n,
rs, 30. 40, Merritt's map. 49,. ...... 81
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Central Railroad. of n. =.

-
ALLENTOWN ROUTE TO THE WEST:
CONNECTING AT HAMPTON JUNCTION WITH THE
DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA AND @EsTEkN
RAILROAD. AND AT EAsToN WITH THE
LEnIGH VALLEY RAILROAD AND ITS
CONNECTIONS. FORMING III.
RECT LINE TO THE WEST WITHOUT CHANGE on
CARS TO PITTsBURG, AND BUT ONE CHANGE
TO CINCINNATI or CHICAGO.
3 express Trains Daily 10 rae WesrA
Passenger and Freight Station in New York, fooa
of Liberty Street.
FALL a IsEsANCs IGNI Il y IT,
Commencing November %, 1868.
LEAVE NEW York FOR EiIaABETu-At 49,
GAO. 100 7.15, 135, S15 30 9, 9.15, 1920. II ID
A. Nj. u 90 M, 100. 200. BOO $50. 3.45 90, 10
40, 455 $50 GOO, 6.30, 40, $50, 500, 9, 1854.
and II As p. NJ.
LEAVE ELIZABETH FOR NEW YoRK-At 1925
532 A. $40 1.0S 7.20, 7.40, SOB, S29. $50. 92e
80 10 20 30. II ,42, 1l50. A. NJ. u % 80, 2.
% 3l2 3 80 4.a0, 3d. 5.35. So, 6.25, G.35, 1.30
S.43, g2i. 1918 p. NJ.
TRAINS LEAVING hIIzABETR WESTWARD FOR STA
TloNs on THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
JERSEY AND CONNECTING. ROADS,
- A. M.-MkUCH CHUNK ItNE-StOp-
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ping at all Stations on Genital Kart
road of n. J., below Junction, and
above Junction for passengers from
stations below S0mervifle- connect
ing at Easton with train Tor Mauch
Chunk, Williamsp0rt, Wilkesbarre.
Mah0Goy City, Mount Carmel, &c.
A. M.-WAY TRAIN for Someryi.ls;
and Flcmington-stopping at all sta
lions.
A. NJ. WAY TRAIN for FIemington
and Junction, stopping at all stations,
connects ut junction with Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Railroad.
A. M.-FAST LINE ior the West.
(without change of cars to PittsbuFgA
Stopping on Central Railroad OF n. J..
only at Plainfield, Somerville, june
ton, Phillipsburg and EaSton- con-
meets at Harrisburg with train foY WI
Transport, Lock Haven, Eric and the
Oil Regions.
TX Palace Sleeping Cars through
from New York to Chicago.
ek p. M.-WAT TRAIN for Harris.
- housekeeping at all stations on
Central Railroad of n. J.-Gonnects
Someryille for Pennington; at Easton
with the train for Maach Clark ana
Wilkesbarre at Bethlehem with the
Northern Pennsylvania RAILROAD: at
ItcdulHS lOI OltsNlllS. EpnIdbas LlSlS-
Lancaster, Columbia, &c.
P. M.-WAY TRAIN for Somervilse--
stopping at all stations.
p. M.-WAY TRAIN for Easson.
Mauch Chunk and Belvidere-St Stopping
at all stations.
M.-WAY TRAIN for Fleming tor
stopping at all stations between Eliz
abeth and Somerville, and on SoRah
Branch Railroad.
p. M.-CTNCINNATI EXPRESS, for
Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown, Read.
ing, Williamsport, Harrisburg, 4 RE, the
Oil Region, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chi
cago, &c, stopping on Central Railr0sd
of N. j. only at Junction and Phillips
burg. Sleeping cars to Pittsburg.
p. M.-WAY TRAIN to Easton--stop
ping at all stations
p. M.-WAY TRAIN FOR SOMER.
WILLIE.
P. M.--NIGHT EXPRESS forthe West
without change of cars to PittsbErg.
Stopping on Central Railroad of New
Jersey only at Junction, Phillipsbn-g
and Easton. Sleeping cars through
from New York TO Pittsburg.
= p. M.-WAY TRAIN to PlaiAiiela.
- stopping at all stations.
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FIFTH WARD. 1854.
Mlligan c NJ, estate, house 1l6 West
Jersey street ........................ 50 o.

JUTsVJ fITCVI - - - ID u
SIXTH WARD, 1854.
Britton Lewis. lot 49,. 49,. .. 49,. 81
Jones John. II N rrisarcnra. .....-..... 81
Mcnamara. IS Harrison Street 49,. o.
Mcnamara James. 14T Mon sire IT,. Il
Mcnamara Patrick, p oivis.on sire H.. 81
Middlebruok Mrs i /, ii Morris avenue IL So
Mceker VIM H. Br Dad street ....... 10 %
Sullivan Margaret :? Morris street,. 10 Is
Van Yicklen, lot 100 f,e on Elmer, ad-
joining Oliver street acknowledgements. is
Meeker's raap............ ,-........... ~
Winner Fader 4 Day. lot east side De-
Hart place and C Il r.. ............, II
Whiiisard Z, III orchard street 1G 3?
st. Meeker's mp. .......... 204
Giles john 100 feet ON Orchard street.. -
G&7 The above sale stands adjourned to
Thursday, January 81, 1863 at the same hour and
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pNENTlNG OFFICE
WExY TO POST OFFICE,

THIRD FLOOR
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SOUTH BRANCH RAILROAD.
SHORT LINE TO PENNINGTON.
New Jersey Railroad.


ia Issssggs E557 EHII n
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TEIaxes of IS63-Whereas, The Receiver of
4 Taxes for the city OF Elizabeth has duly pre-
pared transcript of the unpaid taxes, assessed
in the year 1863, so far as the same have been
assessed upon any lands and re al estate within
the said city, or ire Il lien upon such lands and
real estate. and did daily cause notice to be
published and printed III newspaper printed
and circulating in SAID city. stating that said
transcript OF unpaid taxes had been made ana
that unless said taxes should be paid at his oi1lce
within twenty days after the first publication Of
! said notice. The same W uld be collected by pub
lie sale according to law. according to the pro-
visions of anact entitled IN act TO revise and
amend the chatter OF the city OF Elizabeth, APP
proved March 4, 1863: and
Whereas. The following taxes, in said tran
script named, at the expiration OF said twenty
days remained unpaid, and still so remain; now,
therefore.
PUBLIC NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN. That
the Treasurer of the citv of Elizabeth VIII, on
TUESDAY, the ed day Of December next, at .
O'Clock in the afternoon. at the Court House, in
the city OF Elizabeth, in pursuance of the power
and authority of the said act sell al public auc-
tion the lands ald real estate. described IN the
annexed schedule, on which said unpaid taxes
have been respectively assessed or are lien, for
! the lowest term of years, mot exceeding fifty
years. for which any person will take the same.
respectively, and pay the amount of such unpaid
taxes thereon, with the interest thereon, and all
lawful costs, ees charges and expenses unless
such taxes shall have been previously paid. The
Glowing schedule shows the respective taXeI,
" it'll the lands and real estate wherein the same
of the respective owners OF the said lands and
real estate, so far as .he same have been given
A. 5. WOODHUTF,
Treasurer of the CITY OF Elizabeth.
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place.
ARCHIBALD s. WOODRUFF City Treasurer
EENAXES or 1867 .-7Whereas, The Receiv-
Il CT Of Taxes Of the city Of Elizabeth, hath
dulXprcpared n transcript OF the unpaid taxes
assessed in the yell 1867, so Far as the same have
been assessed upon any lands aad real estate
within the said city, rare lien upon such lands
and real estate? and did duly cause notice TO
be published and printed in a newspaper printed
and circulating in said city, stating that said
transcript OF unpaid taxes mad been made, and
that unless said taxes should be paid at his office
within twenty days after the first publication of
said notice. the same would be collected by pub
lie sale, according to law, according to the pro
visions OF an act entitled . An act to revise and
amend the charter Of the city of Elizabeth APP
proved March 4, 1863 and
whereas, The following taxes, III said tran
script named, at the expiration Of said twenty
days remainek unpaid, and still so remain; now,
therefore,
Public Notice is Hereby Given. That the Treas
ufer Of the city of Elizabeth, win on Tuesday,
the ed day of December next, at 2 O'Clock in the
afternoon, at the Court House in the city.of Eliz-
beth. in pursuance of the power and authority
of the said act, sell at public auction the lands
and real estate, described in the annexed sched-
ule on which said unpaid taxes have been re-
Spectively assessed or are lien for the lowest
term of years mot exceeding fifty years. for
which any person will take the same. respective
ly, and pay the aWount of such unpaid taxes
thereon, with the interest thereon, and all law
iul costs, fees, charges and expenses unless such
taxes shall have been previously paid The fol-
lowing schedule shows the respective taxes, with
the lands and real estate wherein the same have
been assessed or are lien, and the names OF the
respective owners of the said lands and real es-
tate, SO far as the same have been given.
a. S. WOODRUFF,
Treasurer of the City of Elizabeth
Elizabeth, November !. 1868.
FIRST WARD, 1867.
Arnold Simon, IS and 81 list ST. block rs,
lots = of 1, 3, 3. Z N Nj Il EP....... 1862 80
BlyoIm Nelson R. block 81, lots 81, 33, N
copo r. I'LL ~ n, =, IL ~
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COMMIT, block A, next to NJ. r. Crane
block A, next to Periam Price. Peters
map. ................... .....-....
Kisler Matthias, % Woodruff street .....
Mckinley Michael, block Al, lots i, 2, 9
aud !, gore 49,. ..................
l}nlston Joseph ~, II Washington street
Lawton, Q lots, 81 and GS Peters map. go.
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SS,y%IR,s;...ss 10 9 ! | 3 -
Fly oAtohes-Diok, 4, Malone, I; Cope, l.
k0Sln; e Iomoly%pic Reach 9wynn I
Foul bound authorizations, u Mclean, l,
Conner. l; Ewell, Il. = =
Catches on strikes-Ewell, q
Base play-Put out by Dick, Q, Dennison, q;
Mclean, Olympic, II. Assisted BY Dick, 2;
Dennison, Malone, Il Mclean, q Young, /;
% RoS 4 d LseSn; Put gu. Sy Reach i
Ewell, 8. -
Run out-awynn by Dick, Cope and Nc.
Lean.
Home runs-Flowers /, McClarnin 1, EweIIl 1.
Left on e.ssse..olympie 2 Key..onet,
Double play by Dick and Dennison.
Out on foufs-Oiympic Q, Keystone 0.
Time OF game-Three hours and twenty
UnpIre-,Theo. Borueisler, of Eureka Club
Of Newark.
seorers.Mss,5s; Allen and Mormon.
lowing account Of the above game, which was
played In New York on Thursday last, we clip
from the New York Tribune Of Yesterday:
The Keystone club Of Philadelphia yester.
day tried their hrst conclusions for the season
with the Atlantics. The Keystones, IL they
Play no better game than Yesterday, have
leaving the trophy OF ball contests behind
ment was held out TO the Atlantics 10 do more
than win, and they consequently worked the
game to close with little effort. There were
some among the small audience who held ID 10
DO good game, but BY far the greater portion
HelOw In tho aoore. ~
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT

The NATIONAL qAMR-0iympte w. Common.
tceahh, Of Philadelphia. The game YESTERDAY
between the above clubB resulted In favor Of
hy, Whshihgtbnians by q score Of 81 to ~. :
olymPte %. ksyaons..-We have received
from the scorer Of the Olympics the following
account OF the above game. II will be see n
that the 0lympies were minus the services Of
Beach and Force. 0 - y. -
=. The olympics played the keystone club, Of
Philadelphia on Wedhesdsy last. The game
" the end OF the ninth inning stood 70 TO rs.
The tenth Inning was commenced amidst ire
mendous excitement, but was not finished, the
Keystones attempting to strike out to close
game before dark. The Olympics refused to
assist In this style OF play, but put out the
only two strikers who showed fair play. Be-
fore the third hand was out the game was
stopped BY the crowd rushing IN. some 10
runs had been made In this inning, the dark
ness rendering itimpossible to disting uish the
ball. II 10 understood that the Keystones
claim the game, upon what grounds 10 not
known, a. only two hands were put out In the
last inning. The umpire was the most vslua-
BILE player the Keystones had. The following
IA tho
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ARRIvALs AT THE uorELs

|
TLSanborn, Chas w MeI.eii.n' hic.,p,,r,a
| Col Jas A Parker, Vas Josh n Msgruder Gal
weston, Thos y Harlan, Little Roek. Matt q
| Osman and wife, PhiIsdelpbia, Geo mi Der
| ringer, York Pa; Howard q riranger Eimirs
| Harry Murphy, Boston Mass; Jno En.mineer
Jos Zieier, Henry France, David Esnffmsn
BerkE county Pa; Uariin Myers PbiisJelphis
Isaac s Martin, N Y; I'D Foistroy and iady,
wInora, Peter Einstead, Max Nusbaum. N 4
eonnfy, Ssmpson Tvict I.IttIc RnorN 1luie y
merrill. Baltimore. ''o
EBBITT HOUSE-C. @, william.
John II McHenry, Md; a WILDER Rns.eli
pa. Geo DooiIttle. washineton, ID al, y A
Howard, N Y; ID b WorrelI, Pa; W d Murphy,
Albany; II ID Fitch, Savannah, GA, q o Mason
Va. M II Becchef. us Nj w M sage a nh
W,YR W,,he,,nnon o,S wife MI. STyit, ~
.nnon Mi. A wIth.rsnoon q ~, n II All.
M dsugbter Ind, EV Mstthcys hnnsnoi;.
Nd, j Il Thompson, v + Time. j Ramsey
N ~ r. 1899
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Mr.. George b. Whiting, a clerk 10 the Pen
sion Bureau, and son OF the late George U
waiting, took place yesterday morning from
| esq. Rev. W. W. Williams, rector Of Christ
church, was the officiating clergyman. Til,
funeral was attended BY most OF the clerk
was well known in this city, and his death hal
cast sad gloom over large number Of younf
friends, who knew him but to love. He Ieavei
2 young vile and little child to mourn theiI
irrepsrable loss.
have been 50 great since the resumption Of
navigation at this end of the Chesapeske and
Ohio canal that great number Of Z" jamsn have
been 1t me &c ;ssonseansnce, giving those having
Last night Superintendent Maus and HARDER.
town level during the whole Of the night, keep.
Ing the boats from obstruetins the passage Of
the water. ~
TIE BuroHERs AND rHK CoRroRArIor.-
The Messrs. Kenglas, Weaver, and Homiller,
the Butchers Market, have adyettised that
do. p .avsaes to Be sio%sG
to use their building two years free of license
to all dealers who may. rent stands Of them.
They further offer to double the amount II
allowed four years instead Of two.
RoBBINo uSTKsAsTED HousKs The unoc-
eupied residence, No. IS High street, belonging
TO Mrs. Mosher, was entered on Thursday BY
three negroes, who cut out all the lead pipes
ABOUT me building, and were about carrying
tonl Wnen mfs mosher entered the house,
wa n osu'ea we tnieyes 70 drop their booty
anu run. Enorts are being made TO capture
~ 49,,
ctphnan snys: "Ihs port u pretfy well cleared
+, w.st ~ presWen.. inc o.enk on .ne osnai
and all In port were loaded We notice sew.
ersl new boats on the stocks and number OF
others undergoing repairs at the various
yards.
Goal TRADE NJ CANAL.-The following Is
. statement Of the coal shipments over the
q. 4 o. Canal, for the week ending August IS:
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The RIvER FRosr-Berry's Wharf.-Arrivedi
steamer Express, Niekle, from baltimore,
with passengers and merchantmen WIN. II.
Stout, -, from Philadelphia, with iron pipes
for the Warrington Gaslight Company.
Broton,s WharI-Sailed; Schooner II. II. Nc.
qilyey, Brewster, for Georgetown, to load coal
for Portland, Me.
Fdy's WhdrJ-Saiied; Schooner Carroll, Hen
yon, for Oceoquan, light.
Fotcier's Wharf.-ATrived Schooner Mary
Standish, Cranch, from Boston In seven days
with Ice for the Washington and Georgetown
Ice Company. Sailed; Schooner Cabot, James,
for Georgetown, with Ice.
RRsy's Wharf-Arrived; Sohooners Union,
Perry, from Matthias, Point, with thirty ave
cords Of wood for marketj Jenny Baker, Head
ley, from Chapel Point, with wood for Hodges
HALEY. Sailed; Sehooners William Kennedy,
Ferrel, for Georgetown, to load with coal for
Melville, N. il Ashland, Mitchell, for Alex.
andria, TO load with coal for Norfolk.
Carriers Whdrf- Sailed: Schooner Helen,
Casey, for Elizabeth river Va, Western brand
msnure, % II. kim. Memorandum, - From
HAvre-de-draoe, August 10, schooners Ocean
Wave, Collins, and SAeo, Wilson, with 800
tons OF coal Tor George Bogus.
HarpsVs Whart-Arrived; Steamer Pioneer,
olden, from Aoeotink, with wood for Harvey,
A9eotink mills; sailedi Schooner J. J. Bar
Guindndi Rharf.-Arrlvedi Schooner Henry
y. Thomas, Bradshaw, with wood TO market.
Sailedi Schooner Ann Jane, Brandon, light
SAllie, Queen, light.
MisoELLANKoUs.
The steamer Thomas Oollyer will make q trim
to Piney Point and onArdtown this eyenIng
win . limited number on board.
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DIVORCE GASES IN THE DIsrRIor,-SInce
the LIST OF January last there have been thirty
suits for divorce catered In the Equity court
OF this District, OF which number TWENTY-FIVE
have not been brought to termination. De.
missed, One OF the cases, that ofs well.known
couple at the Navy Yard, now In court for the
third time, II Ia reported will be settled In a
few days, the parties having become recon
ciled for the third time.
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THE ALEXANDRIA AND WAsHIsaroE RAIL
ROAD CAsE-A few moments after the conclu-
yesterday before United States Judge Under
wood on the application for an Injunction TO
restrain Receiver Marbury, appointed by
session OF the Alexandria and Washingtop
railroad, the court adjourned until Monday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
On Friday Mr.. A. u. Magruder argued until
noon against the power OF the court to make
the injunction.
A recess was then taken until i:3O o'clock,
when Gov. Wells closed the case for the In
junction,
Judge Underwood took the papers, and will
give decision In a few days.
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MEDICAL ADVISORY aoARD,

J. X. BARNES. Surgeon General United State
Army. Washington.
p. J. HORwITZ. Chief Medical pepartmep
United States Navy, Washington.
D. W. BLISS. NJ D.. Washington.
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PAIGE List of Gents Furnishing Goods at
plate glAss 'front.' between d and Il streets ;
Good White Shirts, tl-tl b0;flne White Shirts,
t2-t2.5oi good Summer Undershirts, 90, rs, al;
good summer Drawers, 90, 70, tlj good Cotton
% cents per boxj Handkerchief and Suspen.
ders, Ties and ScArfs, In endless variety, at
popular prices. p. ST. have no branch
stores.
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AT TIM sToRB Of the original Frame, Ioi
seventh street, between ID and T., whose
Ftenoh-plate window attracts a great deal OF
and most elegant assortment OF gentsi furnish-
Ing goods In Washington, and the celebrated
Towle's patent elliptic suspender, for which
MT. franc mas the agency, and which pos
atyleA - -
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CHARGING ILLEGAL FERs.-It 10 alleged that
white man, accompanied by two colOred
boys, visits the citizens OF the Third ward,
and charges illegal fees for his work. When
demonstrated with, II 10 stated that he threat.
ems TO have the householders fined.
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PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.
OFFICE CHIEF COANIsaARY or SUBSISTENCE,
FIRST MILlrARI pIsTR!cr.

OFFICE CHIEF CoANIssARY or SUBSISTENCE,
FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,
RlcHhoSb, VA, Aug II, 1858
Sealed PROPOSAL. IN duplicate, wi DO received
at this once until FRIDAY, September I, ISIS, for
supplying the United States Subsistence Depart
ment with TEN THOUSAND POUNDS OF Manu- fac.
!prel Tobacco, for army use, to be delivered at
the Subsistence Depot, No. l2lb Cary street. Rich
mond Va, on or before tho SOth day Of September,
1865, tar paid,
AsamPle ofIhe quality ofTobacco required can be
seen a. this ONCE, and the successful bidder viii DO
required 10 give guarantee (EeeuTed BY bond) that
~ Tobacco delivered under this purchase shall be
tuliy equal 70 such sample, and warranted to re-
main 20 with proper e1rel f9rrH least one year
guarantee, the Tobacco will be subject to the usual
government Inspection In process Of manufacture,
Particulars as to weight OF rlugs, average net
weight q packages, &c, can be obtained In detail
at this Otfeo.
Payment for Tobacco accepted under this pur.
after as practicable
Proposals should be plainly indorsod "Propo-
signed.
BY order Of Dyt Major Gen. ABB. Eaton, L. 5. A.
CommissSTy General OF Subsistence.
W. A. ELDRRKIN,
Dyt, Major and Chief Commisssry Of Subslsteucc.
flIst Military District, OhicG No 1913 Cary
street, Richmond, Va. Rug2O.6t
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Clothing.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLYING STAMPS FOR
l. TOBACCO sNuFf, AND CIGARS.

OFFICE OF ISTFRSAL REyESUE,
WAsHISGroS, August Is, 1865.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue is pre-
pared 70 receive sealed proposals until September
], at u IN, for Furnishing the following n AIMED
stamps required by the act Of July %, 1905 to be
l. Five hundred thousand stamps Of ten diff.
iereni dsnominati9ns, viz lpould, 2pounds, 4
10 pounds, 90 pounds, aud 100 pounds They must
consist Of me steel engraving difieult Of inta;
uOn, two and three fourths inches In length and
one Inch and three .fourths In width. TheTs. los
and loOs must vary from each other In coiori the
aud the D's from the COS. They must have an
appropriate yignette, and the, spaces around the
Five hundred thousand stainps Of fine steel
and a suitable yignette.
One hundred million stamps Of One steel en-
craving, with an appropriate vignette, and with
lathe work designs around the yignette and the
printed matter. These stamps are to DO Of eleven
different kinds, OF various widths aud lengths as
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WAsHINGToN AND ALEXANDRIA NIoHT
BoATs.-We are gratiaed to see from the
Alexandria Commercial advertiser that a boat
Tuesday, the 25th instant, to make regular
nightly trips between our two cities. This is
an enterprise whickhaa long been needed, and
one which we hspe will be handsomely pa.
tronized, as II must be, on account OF Its con
yenience to the public. The Fairy will leave
Alexandria at and 10 O'Clock, T., m, return.
Ing from here at II and u the same night.