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PKOfOsALs fQk ,sIRRLYIN0 WINTER
-.r- TRBAsuRY DEPARrnBsr,1
dels-td
pRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.
,v :. DrrAnJssyr 9. Aa.IcyL5uss. !

wAsHIsaToE, D. O., January i, 1855
Proposals for furnishing such Stationery o. may be
required by this Department for the balance Of the
fsoeiCsF, 5snu.r y i T SRs
unaeeompanied with satisfactory testimonials Of
ability TO fulhl contract will not DO considered and
contracts will only be awarded 10 manufactures Of
or dealers In the several classes Of articles.
All articles furnshed mpst be Of the beat quality Of
bid.
Each proposal must be signed BY the individual or
each article Of the class bid for. g.. I'lF
70 be Furnished at the lowest market price; and the
Of each article contracted Tor. q the public service
Bond, with approved security, will be required
awarded. -. = h 81 y =
should 3 contractor refuse or neglect to furnish,
when required any articles, the same may be pur-
chased in open market; and greater price shall be
paid therefor than Is specified In the contract tbs dr.
ference may be charged to the contractor In his next
The Department reserves the right 10 rsjee, or as-
ceRt the bid on all articles. singly collectively.
The bids will be opened In the presence Of any Of the
bidders who may be present, and contraets Aw Arded
ment. So T
Bidders will be furnished with 0 schedule Of Arti-
Giles required upon application 70 the pspartment
ja2td u Commlpsoner.
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I'd scries, 10isz; gold, l33S, .a' q. r7...H 'u
cpilIyttAn %. ~ .
NEW Yonki JAk. f.ACotton advanced demand
good; new quoted at 1ox cent?; Sugar I'M
changed; cuba 1e0i3 cents, Porto Rico l21f0loN
cents, Flour advanced 10 to % cents, demand
fair; Southern nominally sunehanged. Wheat
firm; demand fair; No I eaAl01 -. Oorn armj
demand. fair new 9l.3s0l.so, anoat. Oats s<8
sA,{ cents. Rye and barley nominally unchangcd.
Pork held ~ en.I2. 81 1..H
BALTinonn, Jan. Sine following are the quo.
tations today -.
qlAIN-WAsafaRec9lP ~ basheA white
and s,ps2 busheil ref rue mAfket was very hru
and buoyAnt to-day, And prices advanced fully 10
cents fcr the best yrsdss. Stristly .prins. and
choice Maryland. red sold ~ e1se01ee, snd fair
white Il understood 70 have been sold stes. Ths
sales Recorded At 'UAange were - follows Sales
(no white) Red-sso busAels ct eaeej ~ d u 90,
100 q 776; 10 Ms; 700 81 e; t,o69 at h 20;
IN At n; o6o a. 6s W 81 ~, 60 OF No., 100
az t1G fnaf '.ai la..il. -,
CsrW-fseeelpts, pc7s bushels white AsS e,sai
bushels yellow. There was an active demand
TODAY. And Aft66yxh thh yecriptn WnrH uuuau ally
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OFFICE OF ASSISTANT oUARTRRNAsTRR GEN.
~ ERAL, No. II State street, New York city, De-
WHY DOLLARS REWARD Is offered for any IN:
formation that will lead to the gssoyery u the
VII, which were carried away In the late storm
staten Island shore. RUFUS INGALLS,,
BTsyst Major Den. and Assistant q. n General
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Railroad Routes.

T'nRogsH LIN a., PsTESEN, wASgIyGroN
r~l.s between. wsshinaioa and New York arc now
run % follows, vis: -
leave asii, tsscssi suhass, a wa. r., Il % and
.yos rsrsAbsLpHrA..
ON SUNDAY,
only.
sleeping cars for New York on 100 D. N. train only
Through tickets 70 Philadelphia, New York or Bos
day.
$50 Bsltimors aid Ohio Railroad advertisement 70
and the West J. j. MfL90N,
s'.~ Of {aE 4, SahA,
General Tisist Agent
GRO, g. KOONTZ,
If. Aren't, WashinRton
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pRoPOsA 5 FOR SOAP.

WAsaISoToF, p, O.. Dec. 8, 1867
Sealed P,spOsals. " daPisa,s q the form fur ",
ifis b Nc ss S u Jsausry. 3D. iai
81: sSss.sss ~. ~ sO sf
be made by bSiinJ from only .eoa n,.tsIias. hss
have no Unpleasant odoT, TO contain not more than
twenty Ave per cent, Of water, and TO be well dried
before packing, .
No allowance for packages.
An conditions made Known by the undersigned.
II will be received at the Subsistence storehousoa
In The Non umsnt Lot aud Sixth street wharf
docsl-td O. BELL. G, g., U. .. A.
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TMR RIcAN PIAN
PANS gxPo sITIoH
n. |fr n II
vprrvu up0M Nm n y CurruupVrr
LETTER IRON Mr.. G. p. cHIcKRRIxo.


LETTER IRON Mr.. G. ,. CHIcKRRIKo.
uasu u'.a.t .. PANS. November 70, 1857.
Ny sttention has several times been called 70 para.
graphs and extracts In American jeurnsis sAtng that
the decoration Of the Legion Of Honor which wAs ssa
ferred upon me the LIST Of Juy last ths repre-
sentative Of the nrm Of chieterns soas. award
from the Exposition Universele "was more personal
complineat," that had bought IT." that at had
nothing to do with the Exposition 4; that the order
had hsen obtained By Mr.. y. Chick srinS, who pss.
cured II personally, and personal Appitlon fer
the same from the French 6overAmsnt;' that ''ltha
personal NATTER outside Of Ind without tho sishtst
connection with the omcia awards ofths Exposion -
that "did not receive It TIL several days after the lst
Of Julyi'' and many other remarks Of the same
ture.
Knowing full well tho source from which these state.
ments emanate. Ind, the facts with oeial proofs
had already been pueished had up to this time
sdered II Unnecessary TO make any denial Of these re-
ports, bat As End that such statements are still be-
Ing extensively copied and reproduced. feel duty
to myself and to the interests Of the nrm Of which
am member, 10 make . positive denial Of all such
/ statements, which are evidently written and pub.
iished for the solo purpose Of giving to this award
false and deteriorasd value In the opinion Of tho
American public; and. In making this denial, beg
leave to call attention 70 the following fAets;
never. in any way, either directly or indirsssiy.
| asked for. did any influence, personal
| or otherwise, to obtain this high distinction.
Ny oficial notification Of the award Is dated June
80 1867, and received by mo the lst Of July.
It's oonneetion with the oeial awards Of the Expos-
ton can be understood from the following extract from
the ofcial organ Of the French Empire lie honitsur.
Of July 1857. which. In the list Of awards, under the
head Of Chevaliers Of the Lsgon Of Honor" places,
Pseor Al P,snos. Erposan, Ana H. r.istivs y.ins
he aeon from IA Sovi.. srtr.s. AZ n. ,so, 4,
Mons. Rouher, French Minister Of State, and Vice
President Of Imperial Commission, read before The
Emperor and the pube. al the distribution Of swaris
on srs ~ .y ,x,-,,.s ,.,. i,
Obstacles. the decision. demanded for the jur, for Il.
are =, I.nd,,sS Ss '''r; can ?.
.,.Is,sS ~ ~ ars,S,,o,. ss,sna 49,. ~, IN
medals, 81 silver meda. s Sron,s medal. sItS
..Tbs nrcsent ,o,smp,tv Ia crovn.a Nv tbs p,oo.m.
ton Of still higher .vard..
"Your Majesty has dsisned 70 award TO III. mos
eninsut AZ tbs exhibitor. al mi. pseao strS bs I'm
psri.l eros. Of the Legion Of HONOR" 49,.
N the Interest. Of other eIhibitors Who ana no
than Do those who occupy ss
Exposition. but while have tn. power TO base N,
foregoing extracts, shall continue to claim and an
as,' csI.,
q Sons ar. the only Competing Exhibitor. Of Piano
Gross Of the Legion Of Honor" and Sir'' Coll
tSisnsd.) CT. CHICKERIsa.
|
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Medical.
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RILTfHoRn 10 OK HosfirAL.
fsrABLrsnIp As 4 RHrvoE YRox ouAcKrRT'
TIE ONLY PLACE VINE TRlElp 4 CURE CAN nh OBJ

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2, ,:gfs sE . &C. si'ssss q ;:s.S
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h: Ssssl !: .s e % .ss
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s'tI: 4 ;s.Isss; :i;ISSsisss s ~ sos as
20 sPs g commit snesssss from 70. ottss
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door: rom Ike sSrnsr YAH not 10 observe name and
l...s.. ,ses.ea sals.. pc,.nsI's s9a con,
srass hosis ssse ago, and send portion Of sdver.
si''n'us a''sn'i'bB BIZ IgfSaiRssros, ~!
: .ss: e me- sss Si %s 1e'S
Dnissd stsss IA Inc greater PAT whoSS ri. hs,
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o,r,cr Cur, ouA.tsixAs.In, 4

La. o'YYs WIS. GH Y,.i GsssiRs !.!s:si.
s..,s r,5 Sss n. sss !! !.
y; 4 sS;s
frep Br,so. ssntiss9 "a whiis Rspehss, IsiaIpss.
p, sfi ~: .Ss.'s s e: s;''
$S n: SssSS s. s;i;S :l. s:ss
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3 y S Sias. B Bsis.esssa, f
.NTtB aPuneh Bsrs--uscd.l, r# .lr.r .
q. 90 i ~, Rss ESsa'o s.iirs-seod, u
S,S9 De: RsilIosd Iron-yoSd, -rflG ..,rl -
tSsS%Ssiys hes 10
Il Coupling Links-good; . -'lI | W.
ia.5 b: a Ss!l sssp ssll.iooa a %
'p s SSs:s iis' Ssr.@ss.a. lra-.n
q sSuscSs grsssc:,sSSO 90, i.or,,o..s,.
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Ne s III: TS%sf I:nsss.aworn. p1r .
e:.S 81 SsTy wfSs.ia-~orn. %
s ss.sS 3 S.r wSsti.--vorn. :.
The s VIM net ~ .sls 70 ne itSa
s:s:s, :s;s |. . G. e: ,s:'ss
ss.%:i Wiz R'E WIN Riss sns ~
OF The iss nlls.s 50, iW arc y.shea swsyby lst'
sss ;seS' aa: sssss
TSs Ios. sSs ,2d sss 81 y. !n ,,:,
ga orS.r Mss To- and
RinicatIen b. rail- alone oan readily DO csfsnded
DFS.gsiitSsa, TO Whites Rancho myss thirty nils
asss. .Hs H.. "a Mi ,use
Tho property, may be in;Peetsd on application !.
| and any lnfornation dcsireA may bc 2btained fron
that odcer, or from The once OF the Chief QUARTER
master. Filth Military District. New Orleans Lou
saual,ion Of IL, sale xl Be tina, .r.a.psri..lc
shall BE- irnishcd for 6oycrnnnent troc an tuh
whsnGys, rsqg5sd =, fSsss mi H
lssSs y ~ S Tiitsr s'i6ss
Yyfms q payment-Cash in United States Treasur
ATs Government reserves the rish' . r'i''. any
fSpo,,i. shosld b s7Se,:si. ssEoycs..' e, D. I:
dressed to the UNDERMINED p ihih SA6SsSh s,atv.
., h. II. Col and an. u;sL,
| r,ds, a /, 40 an, .lsl0,
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CLASS No, l.-PAPER.

If HA 3 foR THE
CLASS No. L-PApzs.E 4
10 rssn. iolio-pos,. satin or plain finish,
~. ns& 4, , ssS. .sInssd 4 weigh moi
IA ss$ ss$asss e weigh sss1 sis.a sRan
5. 10 rsnn: dSSI;sap: Slae;l,ia. hand: made.
vssh 10, ,san IL S sass to
.is: fs s:;: s! RS; $ssHs:; plain. faint
e. 10 ream. note paper. gilt. large size. per
T. oreams note paper. plain. large Isire. per
g. 10 resms motto paper. gilt. small sire. Per
o dreams note paper. plain. small size, per
10 100 roam. ensslop. paper. yellow or buff.
s.Yss ss, ss R: :.. Ssa 500
h" very smooth i ssa t sslsi, is'i
u % IN ,os nsh Snr ,SHSsss; per hundred ,,,,
"a SSisF, >. By * insie.. bei f hum
ms. S. long white e sus , sdAs.iys ssas,.l.pss
5000 sss s'e ss;s stg sane very
IT, .ss .sa i ass per
Is 1000 large siIs white note adhesive envelopes.
10 5000 is;ts,;sI.s white adhesive envelopes, per
CLASS No. a-PEss Axp PnsoiIs. &c.
%. . gross Peny's and dillott's best metallic
n sro.: nstsliis pens. of other manufacture.
$3.50. "a :s,: III s SsI; s e.
PSsSs S.:s Sssk P l:.$ deem ssa,
o. Ssss rcd "a and Blue lead pene IA, per
CLASS No, s.isr, Ixxsy Asps, wArERs Asp waI
large o. small, per dozen.
adG.sI s insstAnd'' ea'ir0n large double.
%. 100 bottles INK, black. Maynard 4 EOyes'. in
a. quart bottles, per bottle. Man ,o,,.
81, 100 bottle. David z earmine ink. ounce, No. J..
On per doien bottles: .,...
a ID pounds nnmhs wafer'' common Sizes red per
s., 70 pounds sealing.waT bsstsxtra. superhne.
CLASS No. THS1itffas xsD MISCELLANEOUS Arrr,
~ sao,., r.,.ui SLss Roag,,. A son,. fan,
Siaass. S buck horn Ssnass. ssSains, 'E psr
50 sdS.sn sss.s... Rodgsr. 4 Sons, ivor,
=. handles, genuine per dozen.
4. Ss.sa sSSsss :sl:ssi;., RI SSiss. sa,.,
3. % dozen reS linen tssis., assorted. PEI aoien
~ ssas:: e! ss.sa YIN. Wv. $500 ~, .a,., II
pounds india rubber prepared, per pound;
=, pound 49,, 80,
4 M Quarts black sand, per quart.
q % pounds twins. linen, pei pound.
4 i9 pound .Tins. cotton, per pound pound ~ A, ~,
o. ado ss1'l sut,a percha, round or fat, pei
%. .spOunds sponge. best, per pound.
snsy VIE mus. 6 Is
fourth q AZ Inch gSs TG ~ M
Bach sriisls must BE- bd ri, and no more than ont
PFC s nos y sS 70 The will
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IRos FOR The sAyY2

~ 80 .- PArnAsraR,s 0HYIcB, U. 8. MI
Ha No. % BRokDwAT. December 50. 1857 !
Proposals, sealed and endorsed 'Proposals for
Iron will be received Il this once uptil p, IN the
nh proximo, for the following ron which must be Of
the very besl free ofcrpense at the
.p;sssS 9S;iss suu sr' .sn ~, ,s .I IN
SisHs.sl: 10 Y h Get iSnsi lS s. pounds,
ito az diameter, 10 TO IS feet long, and 81, oOt
- pounds, $50 Q diameter, y g 10 feet long =,
KIOSK diameter. 10 to IS feet long
Resp9nsbls security required for the prompt and
faithful delivery q the Iron, twhen swsrded which
must conform with ON the blank forms TO
lars for bidders. GEORGE p, PLUNKBTT,
ja2-td Paymaster, y, 3. n,
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FOR STATIONERY. :
posr oYyIos DEPARTMENT,

December q 1851 =
Dspsrmsnf until nc otS day Or JenusIy. iss y il
O'Clock, at noon, for furnishing Statonsry for this
Department for year from the Lat Of February
1855 Those unaceompAnied by sAtisfActory testi
sidered, tfFy.- y ,"'.I.TI-' =
All Of the articles must be Of the very best ualty,
kind Of paper, must accompany the bids, and the De-
paracnt reserves the right 70 retain and pay for the
ct its option.
panying 1t not Of the kind and quality required
BY the Department, and spurious, articles Will sub
The subjoined Hat specifies. a. nearly as can ssv
be done, the amount, quality and description Of each
~ the kinds Of s!tieiss that Will ke wanted;
| ESTIMATED QUANTITY WANTED FOR TIKI
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SRALRp PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
2 the oiice q the Disbursing onosr of the bureau
q South Chsoiins until u O'clock noon % The Hth
house on Rutiedas AVENUE, IN lie cty q chsflestcn
and A. my =: ssss at the Onse Of
Proposals must be accompanied BY the names Of I've
responsible parties, who will name sursties for the
dorsed Proposals for Rutledge Avenue School.
house, ;, and addressed TO tke undersinea.
not satisfactory. Wv
BY order OF Breyet Major General r. X Scott. As
sistant Commissioner. EDWIN y. GARY, y.
janl-td Acting Dlsburs ing Otneer.
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SUPERINTENDENT AND IxurEoron's oyyIes.(
Sealed presRosals will be reseIyed al he Mayors
once until u clock, m. on FRIDAY, the 10 Inst
for paying, eprbing, &e.. for the year eommsnelns
April 1875, for the seven several wards OF the city
NO s contractor to have more than one yard.
specllcAtions can DO seon at ths oics: also at tho
once Of the CommlsAioner OF lmpro emonts, In The
b1Esepe9t q ne west wing oftho City Hall; ~,
NO bid will be received which does not Include an
odsr for each separate item q work and material
tracts lot me above work to any person or persons
The rght Ieiset any q All bids should
All assessments for the above work to be In accord
anee with the act approved October a. 1857, entitled
taxes, " r. W .. WIN, FORSYTH
ja2-thsamtioth Superintendent and inspector.
MATES COMPOUND SYRUP
w OF GIN ARABIC AND TAR
CURR6 ITfI -. VT -"
COUGHS. f., a''rrr ..
COLDS, ... .rn ..
s..... AMI, .a.a HoARsENRss
ALL AFFECTIONS OF TMR THROAT AND LUNGS,
PreIArsd emily ut wATTk'S PHARMACY,
def wfdmln Corner Of Th street and III. ave
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Az ACT for the r.lisf Of A. B.ln.is.

Be ii enacted, &C.. That the sum Of four dol
hereby, appropriated, payable out Of the general
fund, to enable the Mayor TO refund 70 A. Bal
main that amount the same having been srro-
nsously deposited BY the said Bsimsin, on or
about tho tenth instant, In the Bank Of Wash.
ington. to the credit Of the redemption fund Of
the Corporation Of Washington.
Approved, December Z, 1867.
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PnlLADrLPHIaAb , XI kksliRSYSS' AND BALTI:

PhlIAD'IFH1aAo l xEl kalfRSlS' AND bAIrI,
" TINE TABLE 50 ,.
Comneneips M0NDAY, April 18th, 1896.
T1is, ioy n.NfnOrs and Washington leave PhilA-
TIA m, Irpr;ss (lfoudays excepted D II. Is q M
Elprsssi J. % .. m. kxprsss, and loo p m, kx-
Way Nail Train for Baltimore ct sBa. m.
TRAINS From BALTIMoRR TO PHILADELPHIA.
E.Prs.:: j. n. Sipfs:.: IL >, NJ, sIpr en-
Lesye Phil.dslphis ior Baltimore and washinstor
f.sys ssj u inc e EEi.l.s.lPhl. AsYpn.
hsi S' Baltimore a. " Hi \ n
1867 r.sssr2GsSsEAsfl. ROUTE 1867
~ Inn sfRfsd fsS chRbuEE SOUTHWEST
On and amer MAY Nth. 1857. trains will run rs fol
w''AlHs''' s Sss%%: B'l'!!%9o" iaa%5Snp
SDpm. lo.3
rHR GREAT DOUBLR.TRACK ROUTE,
snd night csn. VIII noderainpro,s and asvin
I've hundred miles ssVsd 70 Western and Central New
THERE DA No T bAEs II Fll THE E " NORTH
ThroHsh from Bsl.imors 10 ROCHESTER, and PITTS
fss.snss" ~ III: Route from B.ltims,. have u
ffs STs ssSs !. e yRsiR all changes in UNION Oh
and fsaa.y atsnas . saSs
Es.ionai Hotel. where reliable Information will
Ps.seassE proeurAs ti.l.ts at this once can seeur
s'PR ST ~ . S%i k., 81 Pits
| Corner Sixth st. aI %I Penn ~, syen%Se,c
| deS-ly Baltimore, Nd.
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WR65gsEPiItsGe . PAPER FOR 'ALs AT THIS
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81 Az ACT for the relief Of John Harris.
Be it enacted, Se., That the h.s Of twenty dol.
lars imposed on, and paid BY John Harris, BY
Justice Harper, on or about the twsntisth Sep
tsmbsr past, for an alleged violation Of Law, BE-,
sad the same is hereby, refunded To him, and 10
enable the Mayor to carry out this act, the sum
oftwenty dollars is hereby appropriated, psya-
bic out Of the general fund.
Approved, December 7, 1857.
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ALL NERVOUS DISEASES, NO NATTER FROM
what cause, are readily controlled By proper and
skilful application Of the different notifications of
Electricity and vApor Baths at the corner Of Eighth
street and Pennsy lyaniA avenue.
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PROPOSALS FOR TRANSPORTATION.
r.. OPPioR AcTIEa ASSISTANT 9, M,
:, AUausTA ARSENAL, Dec, ~, 1907,
BY direction OF the Chief Quartsfmaster Third Mil
t1Iy District Sealed Proposals On duplicated are In
Supplies kstwssn this Arsenal and the Railroad De
pots and Whsrvss LIP the city OF Augusta,
can be obtained By application to the ersgne& -,
Bids will be opened on the Oh day q JANg All
BIT. 1t. Col. U. s A.. and A. A, 9. NJ,
decSO-td Augusta Arsenal,
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An ACT for the relief Of Mishse! Bisgsns.
Be 1t enacted, &C.. That the sum 81 twenty,
Ave dollars and ninety ossts be, and the sams
IL hereby, appropriated, payable out Of the gen.
srsl fund, to enable the Mayor TO pay Michssl
Biesans, being the smount Of . nns imposed on
said Biesans on or abou. the fourth Of January,
1857, By Justice Boswell, for an alleged viola
tion Of Law.
Aonrovsd naeembar T. l86T
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INDICATED vAPoR BATHS for the cure Of Govt,
RRhsumati,n: NsuralFis. Asue and Fever. Aerearal
sls, LIVER and Kidney Diseases, Colds, Cstarih.
They five d fair and beautiful completion.
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sssSRs.s rom me one q he most e%ssn! Golssc 4
Ssss spssi n ~ hospltsE d Ioedos, fr Phii.ds
phia And eIseYhcr. has effected some o. TIC most 4
YIN iiasiss . tss sssa ia ssfs, FS.s ps sf5
5srvodshsG, Bldg alarmed Of sudden sounds, basl
with dsranesmsnt Of the mind. wero cured immed
Ately. - -... 49,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-03
THE PIANOS.
CONCLUSIVE PROOF OF THE HIGHEST AWARD
To CHICKRRIN0 L SONS.

Copy OF letters from Ambroiss Thomas and y. A.
Gayaert, Members Of the Jury:
6RETLKnsSi must tell you that whatever may DO
each kind Of recompenss awarded In tbs Tsath Class
the Gold Medal-to speak Of this one-is the fIssr
Receive my salutations. ........ $4,000.
tsigned.) AMBROSE THohAs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-22
Amuseampnts.

OPERA HoUsE.-The audience at
the Opera House last night was one
of the largest and decidedly the most
elegant and fashionable that has ever
graced that temple of Thespis. The
very elite of the city was there. The
comedy entitled "She would and he
wouldn't" was produced in fine style.
Mr.. Gotthold and Miss 3 Rick
cords played with unusual abil-
ity and received immense APP
plause. Dir. Saphore and Miss
Hattie Whitney also played very
finely, and frequently brought down
the house. One er two of the dra.
mats persone were not up in their
parts, and marredthe play to some ex-
tent, but upon the whole the play
was we'll presented, andwell received.
The farce was immensely funny and
immensely stupid. The playing was,
good. The play was a fiat burlesque
terminating very abruptly. At the
close of the comedy there was
deafening applause, and Mr.. Gotthold
being called out, returned his thanks
to the audience in fitting phrase, ac
knowledging his gratitude for the lib
eral patronage of the past three
nights, and expressing the hope that
when he returned after the political
excitement was over, that Evansville
would yindicate her appreciation of
intellect and the higher order of the
drama by filling the house nightly a
hope in which we most heartily in
dulge. Mr.. Gotthold, with most of
his company, leave to-day for Hen
d@erson, where they play for three
nights, after which they go to Mount
Vernon, New Harmony, Uniontown,
Paducah, and perhaps to Greensboro,
after which he will return to this city
and reopen for the winter season.
We bespeak him a warm welcome on
his return. 2at'S
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-22
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The weather was growing colder
last night, with the wind from the
northWest........The additional arri-
walls and departures up to midnight
were the Romeo. tosMemphis; Fanny
Brandeis, TO Nashville; Ollie Sulli-
van, from Cannelton; James Gray,
from Green River; Emma No. 3,
Cincinnati to New Orleans; Rose
Hite, Louisville and return Armada,
to Cairo; Mollie Norton and Sallie
", to Henderson; Quickstep, from
Cairo.
The Romeo, Brandeis and Armada
had excellent trips......The Rose
Hite was full of people, and had a
fair freight trip.......The Emma No.
3 had all she could carry on the
water, on herself and barge. She was
aground about eight hours at French
Island bar. and had to get a lighter
alongside to help her over.......The
Rose Hite reports the Darling all
right, above Brandenburg.....The st.
Marys is still hard aground at Flint
Island, with butlittle prospect of get
ting off without a rise.....The Sham
rock was below the bar, repairing
her wheel, which was badly damaged.
........The Sam. j. Hale, after care
fully sounding French Island
bar, and finding but al feet
with the stick, dropped back
to Newburg and discharged 800 bales
cotton, lighting up to 4 feet. and pro-
ceeded on her way. She had previ-
ously turned over 100 bales to the
Shamrock ED Miller, chief clerk
of the Hale, returned here yeste rday
on the Romeo and was negotiating for
a boat to take the cotton discharged
at Newburg, forward. He was wait
ing for the Emma Floyd, which was
expected last night.......There were
also some attempts at negotiation for
the Louisa to take it up, which may
be completed if the Floyd is unable
to take the freight......The Qhickstep
arrived at 11:45 with a fair trip, hav-
ing been detained by low water and
dark weather......THe Mollie -Gratz
was aground aud out of the channel
at Walkers bar, on Tuesday .....The
Emma Floyd had not arrived at mid
night.