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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN PENNSYLVANIA
ON SArURDAY.-Phladelphia, February o..
There has been great excitement here to-
day over Washington events. The news
paper Offices were crowded until after
dark.
The Democrats held meeting tonight,
which was addressed by Brick Pomeroy.
The Union League will tomorrow raise
flag bearing the letters S. P. A.-the
Senate and People of America.
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TIE DEMOCRACY OF PHILADELPHIA BEL
L1GERENr.-Philadelphia, February %
A meeting of the Democrats of the Fourth
Ward was held to-day.
The resolutions that were adopted state
that they represent the people of Phila-
delphia and the sentiment of the city in
supporting President Johnson against Con-
gress; also, that they will march imme-
diately to Washington.
The meeting adjourned to meet at the
Baltimore Railroad depot under arms this
evening. Arrangements have been made
for other meetings tomorrow.
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A Movement In New York.

NEW YORK, February 1850 T. ID
The following document is receiving sig
natures in this city:
"The undersigned are DESTROYS OF form
ing a series of associations in support OF
the policy of Andrew johnson, and are
willing to resort to arms to repel the revo.
lutionary attempts on the part Of Congress
to overthrow the lawful and constitutional
authority of the Chief Executive Of the
Nation.n
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strike at Charleston.

CHARLESTON, February IA strike
among the negro stevedores on the wharves
this morning threatened serious results.
General Burns, the new Mayor, appeared
in person with file of soldiers, and dis
persed the rioters, arresting the ring
laaders
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Books, Stationery, &c.
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FOR SALE AT
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TWO DOORS ABOVE PosT-oFP1cE.
mental Sketches, Practical and Humorous.
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European Mosaic" 1926.
GRANDPA'S HOUSE. BY Helen G. Weeks.
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BROWNLOWS. A Novel. BY Mrs. OIL
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''Days of My Life" A brilliant new
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Narrated for Young People. BY Paul
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tions. S1.75
WAvERLY. Appletons edition. Csc.
DICKENS'S NOVELS. Globe edition. Beau
tifully illustra Per volume, 80.
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terson's editions. Is, Is, 80, and 35c. per
volume.
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forward book to any address, post paid.
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THE REVOLT IN MExIco.-Hauana, Feb
ruary 23.-The revolt in Sinsboa, Mexico,
has become serious, and more troopsshay
been sent to General Carona.
The rebels number $500, and are within
twenty miles march of Mazatlan, where
Carona is in command of the national
fnrcoc
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It is stated that Attorney General Stan
berry, Judge Black, and Charles O'Conor,
Esq, will defend the President before the
Senate.
SMYTH CoUNTY.-The Conservatives of
this county organized on Tuesday last, and
appointed J. P. Shelley superintendent of
the county.
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CO., a,,.rr ytour Excaasxe.

HICHh0ADJ : eu1 aa1 II 1890
= 80 orsxxIEas. a Il
Wssas-White, 100 bushels. BED, l64 bush
Gorn.-White, LIS bushels. Yellow, ~
bushels. Mixed, LILO bushels.
Oas-2, 4b2 bushels.
Rpe-333 bushels.
Msal.-White, 2o6 bushels.
sALRs. =
Wheat.-White, 81 bushels at private terms ;
% bushels at 1910. Red, lA bushels prime at
crn.-Whits,. lo7 bushels ct sl.1o; very
damp, a, .06; damp, $l.o7., Yellow, l72 bushels,
prime, sl.o6@sl.os.
oats-l,os2 bushels good to very good, esq
zoe.
els at private terms
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F1RE.-On Saturday morning fire oc-
Cured in Washington city in the building
located at the northeast corner of and
Fifteenth streets, occupied by Powers q
Hurdle as restaurant. The property was
damaged to the amount of $4,000, on
which there was an insurance of $4,000.
Messrs. Spalding s. Rapley were the lessees
of the building, which is owned by Mrs.
Scott, of Baltimore National fntell'gencer.
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,,
ExEcrTIvE DEPARTMENT,
Eolrnnnr 90 1000

The usurpations of Andrew Johnson
have created profound sensation in this
State. His last act is the act of traitor.
His treason must be checked. The duty
Of Congress seems plain. The people OF
Illinois attached to the Union, firmly be-
lieve, demand his impeachment, and will
heartily sustain such action by our Con.
gress. The peace of the country is not to
be trihed with by that presumptuous
demagogue. We know the National Con.
gress will proceed wisely and cautiously
But let it proceed. Millions of loyal
hearts are painting to stand by the stars
and stripes. Have no fear. ALI will be
well. Liberty and order will again tri-
umph. B. J. OGLEsBY, Governor.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,
FrRpuIpY a. 1885

FEBRUARY 20, 1900. -.
Beef Cattle.-The offerings at the scales du'
ring the past week amounted 10 LIZA head,
against ,o49 last week. Of the receipts $50
head were taken by Baltimore butchers, oSS
were taken for other markets and by graziers ;
balance unsold. Prices day ranged as fol-
lows Old cows and scalawags at Si.5o@$5 ;
ordinary thin steers, oxen, and cows, Sa9
1915; fair to good stock cattle, $6@$7; fair
quality beeves, $6.759S7.75; and the very best
beeves, $S@lo q 100 pounds-the average price
being about 1915, gross. The general quality
of the offerings was much better than last
week, while prizes remain about the same,
showing only slight decline. :,
Sheep.-The MARKETS abundantly supplied
and rates tending downward. Prices ranged
MS follows: Fair to good at 6Q6c., and extra
&c. q D., gross.
H0gs-The market is well supplied, but
chiefly with still-fed hogs. Prices have varied
but little from those of last week, the market
being fairly active at $l1 so to $13 % 100 MS.
net-the latter rate for only good corn-fee
hogs.
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Radical Gesesaors sussaininr Cor.

EFe6s.
HARRISBURG, PENN, February o.
Governor Geary yesterday sent the fol.
lowing:
Hon. Simon Cameron, United States Senate,
Washington, D. c.: .,,..
The news to-day has created profound
sensation In Pennsylvania. The spirit of
1861 seems again to pervade the keystone
State. Troops are rapidly rendering their
services TO sustain the laws. Let Congress
stand firm. JOHN W. GEARY.
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RHODE ISLAND RADICAL STATE CoNvEN-
T1oN.-Prouidence, r. l., February 23.-
The Republican State Convention met
here yesterday, and nominated General A.
E. Burnside for Governor, and all the pre-
sent State officers except lieutenant-go-
vernon.
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The Eufaula (Alabama) Nens says
The result of the re.registration, just
completed in this State, shows difference
IN favor of the whites of nearly three to
one"
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Sudden Death.

LONDON, February 24.-Charles Q. Stu
art, Chairman of the Anglo-American
Telegraph Company, died suddenly to-day
in the Board room.
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The Freedmen's Bureau ceased to exist
y, 70 Kentucky on Saturday, the order Of
General Grant for its discontinuance not
having been revoked by Mr.. Stanton.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of all PRO
IN DUCE intended for the late firm Of Pill.
HINTON, PULL1AM & Co. will please be directed
to care of R. PILKINTON,
fe3 No. Pearl street, Richmond, va.
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u T. PILKINTON CONTINUES
Es the manufacture of his celebrated
brands of CHEWING AND SMOKING TO-
BACCOS, and solicits orders for the same.
Office at No. Pearl street, Richmond, Va.
fe Sim
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BANK SUSPENDED. ST. Louis, February
22.-The First National Bank OF keokuR,
Iowa, suspended yesterday.
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NOW READY JOHN NJ. DANIELS
IN LATCH KEY. A memoir of the late
editor of the Richmond Examiner. BY DIR.
GEORGE w. BAGBY Retail price, rs cents
per cory. Liberal discount to the trade. Ad-
dress all orders to
J. S. BELL CO., Publishers,
fe 90 Lynchburg, Va.
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the
In estate Of J. R. Power, deceased, Will
please come forward and settle their indebted
ness and all persons having claims against
the said estate will please present them for
settlement. JAMES II. DOOLE1,
Administrator Of J. B. Power, deceased.
fo n-1aw1m
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THE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFUL
L LY return their thanks to the friends
and patrons of the old firm, and take pleasure
in recommending Mr. A. q. PULL1AM 10
their favor, who will contiuue the Real
Estate and Auction Business.
E. T. PILKINTON.
R. PILKINTON.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS
Badeau's Military History Of General U. S,
Grant. 81.
Bauer Orthopedie Surgery.
Stelleyag on The Eye. VI.
Oneen Victoria's Journal. $l.75.
A French Country Family. Miss Mulooh.
$l.50. n
Old Fritz. BY Mrs Muhlbach. $3.50
1901 Gems of Poetry. u
Golden Gleanings from the Poets. Sl.7o.
Choice Poems and Lyrics. $40
Wise Sayings from the Great and Good. Sl.7o.
Brownlows. BY Max Oliphant. $50.
Guild Court. BY Macdonald. soc.
Dickens's Works. From 25c. to 81 per vol.
BuIwer's Works. From 60c: TO 81 80 Per VOL.
A. H. CHRISTIAN CO.,
Booksellers and Stationers,
fels opposite Spotswood Hotel.
NEW LAW.-Greenleaf, volumes,
new edition; Avery, Hobbs, James,
Rice, and HiIlyard, on Bankruptcy 7tn
Grattan; 9th Wallace Book about Sawyers
Redfleld on Railways; Scrihner on Dover
Eands's New Forms; Bankrupt BLANKS In.
terest Notices Declarations; and other Legal,
Clerks, and Commercial Forms. BOOKS OF al
Tinds bought, exchanged, or sold.
',-''> RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
1o17 1920 Main street.
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Stafford county has organized, and ap-
,ainted John g. Shelton superintendent.
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n WALL TURNER. BOOKSELLE]

WALL TURNER, BOOKSELLER
u . and STATIONER, lila Main street, re-
ceives as soon us issued all new publications,
which will be mailed to any address on re.
ceipt of price. Just out Old Fritz and the
New Era, by Muhlbach; paper, $50; CLOTH
So Napoleon and Biucher; paper, $50;
cloth, So. The Brownlows; 97H cents; paper.
One of the Family; rs cents; paper. Marga-
ret's Engagement; 90 cents. The Waverly
Novels % cent edition. Dickens's Works 25-
cent edition fe22
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CGrrd0leS, dc.

TE GORGE A. AINSLIE, MANUFAC-
" TURER AND DEALER lNCyIY,A
CARRIAGES, TENTH STREET CO.
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY, RUIZ
MOND, VA, keeps always on hand large
assortment of Carriages, Rockaways, Buggies,
and Wagons, of every style, for sale on rea-
sonable terms.
Hitchcock l. Osborne, is now engaged with
me, and solicits the patronage Of his old friends
and customers throughout the State.
fe 6-lm
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II Z I 11~AI1N 7 wv :
RICHMOND, January %, 1885,

A C. PULLIAM (of the late firm Of
ESTATE AGENT AND AUCT1ONEER,
No. Pearl TOR Fourteenthl street, between
Main and Cary, Richmond, Va, respectfully
thanks the friends and patrons Of the old con-
Germ for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to them, and hopes by strict attention
to the interests of those entrusting business TO
his care to merit continuation OF their
patronage. He will carry out the instructions
of parties having property in the hands OF the
late firm unless withdrawn by owners.
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nFFTNED FAMILY SO A P .-P. ].
X rp JEW co. RICHMOND, vA.-We
90 noU manufacturing the above brand Of
Soar sss as handsome in appearance asi posi-.
bia ~ he made anywhere and as we make IL
from pure taBow and the finest pale rooin, and
innu IL 10 be free from adulteration, we there
tore honestly believe that 1t Is equal to any
made. though 1t may como from more highly
favored sections Of the United States.
AS an extra inducement to the trade to sup
mort home enterprise, we will sell at such
prices that there will 1T least be the saving OF
duction.
In consideration Of tho above, may We
not confidently expect the trade to support q:
In introducing our brand Of I" Refined Soap
We have based our low price upon expectation
of increased sales. 1eI 70
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w W. WELLS 8 co.,
No. 1917 CARY STREET,

Manufacturers Of rs,
TOBACCO BOXES,
CADDIES AND CASES, @
SOAP AND CANDLE BOXES,
PACKING BOXES Of every description.
SHOCKS for Caddies and Tobacco Boxes Of all
sizes put up for shipping.
We are, now prepared to furnish at short
notice all who may want anything In our limo
promptly, and pledge ourselves that ali work
done BY US shall give entire satisfaction.
We solicit the patronage Of all.
W. w. WELLS,
late Of 3. II. Whitlock Co.,
S. L. JOHSsoN,
w. +. HAYWOOD,
JAMES d. EsTIs. +,
Richmond, February LIST, 1868. fee-lm
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Fertilizers.
Di8SOLaAtiO7ls. dc.

THE CONCERN OF PILK1NTON,
PULLIAM & co. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The books are in the
hands of DANIEL K. WEIS1GER for settle
ment, at No. Fourteenth street, between
Main and Cary. no,
A. @. PULLIAM,
L. T. PILKINTON.
RrcuNoyD January o. 1868.
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NALL ON TURNER, THE News.
F1pSERa rs Il liza 'i MAIxSsyxExx.
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OFFICE BUCKINGHAM SLATE COMPANY OF
VIENNA,
R1oHxosp, Va, February IL, 1868.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-A dividend Of
~ twelve per cent on capi s S1oea .ol 'ns
the once Of this company on and after the LIST
proximo.
ALBERT ORDWAY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
10 7i-stawtlstMh
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NOTICE.-Ali persons indebted to
IN the ESTATE OF GILES PICOT, de-
ceased, will please come forward and settle
their Indebtedness; and oil persons having
claims against the said estate will please pre-
seat them for settlement.
JAMES II. DooLEY,.
Administrator Of Giles Pieot, deceased.
IL ll--2aWlm e s
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GERS OFIMPEACHNENT
APPOINTED.

A Specimen Speech on Impeachment
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NOTICE.-All persons having claims
IN against the ESTATE OF r. R. SIMS,
deceased, will please present them for settle,
ment and all persons indebted to the said
estate viii please come forward and settle.
JAMES II. DOOLEY,
Administrator Of r. X. Sims, deceased.
fe ll-2awlm
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEeRAHs.
THE RETOL UTION.
THE IMPEACHMENT CARRIED.

COMMITTEE TO THE SENATE.
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v1TUPERATIoN OF THE PRESIDENT.
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m1n A DAY MADE BY ANY ONE
~ with nv patent STENCIL TOOLS.
nrepay samples free. Beware of infringers..
NV circulars win explain. Address
A. J. FULLAM,
fsll-1m Springfield, Vermont.
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the
In estate Of P. r. Plcot, deceased, VIII
please come forward and settle their indeoted-
ness and ali persons having claims against
the said estate will please present them for
asttiement. JAMES II. DOOLEY,
Administrator Of P. r. Picot, deceased
fe l1-9awlm
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Assets employed here for the general benefit.
Desirable FIRE AND MARINE RISKS In.
vited.
once, No. 1914 Main street.
ID. j. HARTSOOK, President.
DAvIDI. BURR, Secretary.
b. q. WHgxRY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
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DUSINESS AND VISITING CARDS
ID printed at the Dispatch Printing House,
corner OF Twelfth and Main streets, neatly
aud at the shortest notice,
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.OMESTIC INSURANCE.

Well invested and secured.
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Insurance Companies.

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.-We issue
policies of insurance against fire on all desfra'
BILE classes of risks In city or country.
JOHN T. q. POTTS, Secretary.
JOHN 3. DAVIS, President. ja 70
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SALE OF LOTS IN SQUARE no. NEAR RAIL.
ROAD DEPOT,

in Uffss Rssr ns ff.d So Il FsSuafy g. AL % 5sS
Wa.hinst9n county. pages l5i. &c and In pursu.
a. sS1p. m. on The premises begin the sale Of lots
y ssIs WIKI Y ;sss sisso Pis
Wil sG%@sIs. WIN L.i NJ l. on said plat and
TO day. selling as many lots each day as he. The
r a. may thnk prSper IN the following order.
being authorized to postpone sales at his disere:
Lot !. q feet inches front. s7 fee, iuehe, deep
issTS s. as.S s and i s nsss n; [S :sI
i as the Lot otS:f feet SS,P q S9i 9
ssi siss ~ ss:p r. s,ss viii sS5 L; n
Of .'st ss s9'"4 Bs,wssa wisa
y re ii; 70 si,sy Lo!s IS, i. Is, is " IS.
2sO tot 10. front ieet. 10 lei deep 90 s" one
line, and o3 on the other area, 2,l5i.6 Lot 20,
$ssP ;Ss dssp ltSa dSs ssSS 70 sIs sss.
area, iotS d isst frHnt % With SSsP'H az uneSus NJ
with an UNEQUAL depth 70 an alley; area. l.66SG g.
Let %, y feet front, with an unequal depth to an
deep on one lisc. loss depth on he OIhsri area, S
SS S S'Rs@ iePS I SSssf %
dssS a. g. & s''f fo 7 IS ssi sSfsi lSps e. rS fs
40 unequal depth 81 about ~ feet TO alley area,
Lots asi @ [ORt a cnsk kdpS 8 e, liG spst Iss' STss
deep area of each :'u lot lGJ, front ~ feet, ITO
df deep sP,S SH IHS YlSh m Gan, s' the
unequal depth 70 an alley; area. l,SjJ Lot i07,
y feet front; with un"qual depth 10 alley area,
alley area. i,sso Lot loo. 70 isst front. with
alequsl deP!htS an alley area, i, 20. Lot %. 80
4; &. 8, q. Ss o. e. sssi XII i;sss :, T. aud % 3
rSns WIN aspsh % to & sl.Ss y! az; Area
lsS 't sl!s sasSua s Ssp&s g. o.
H. ~ %, each .? feet front. and l0 feet doep; area
area. 2,iJ7. L.t7j p feet front. with depth
90 Tirss $iS nIrh "a o. s aGd ~ On Y; ia south hue
srsa 2.y56, covered alisyway sajoiGing u by ii;
t" j!s LHto q, 4, %, ~, ST. s.? S. o. sj, So, 81,
,a. Lot 80. is eet front, aud III feet deep; area
,ojs' Gdjo,ni1g covered alleywsy. Y by 81 6i
i.V35 Lot. wi, q, S Il, Is, o. s @ each SeSG SfSs fssi
ront, and liO feet deep area OF each, ?ro ~. re
Terms Of sale: One third OF purchase money cash
balance. O, II, aud Is mOnths, the purchasers 10
give thUir notes for the deferred pay ments. vitu
interest from day of sale, secured by deed oi
trust.
Each purchaser must deposit with the auction, OF
tD on each lot purchased by him at the time OF such
purchase, and comply with the terms Of sale within
zen days, the trustee reserving the right to resell
in case OF non. compliance. at said purchasers risk
and cost, In which oyent the deposit will be for
feited. W. 5. HUNTINGTON,
Trustee.
COOPER & LATlMER,
del6-ond&la AuctiOneera
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GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE AND
y ORDNANCE sTORES.

GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE AND
o. ORDNANCE STORES.
VIII be sold at public auction, at Fort Monroe
Arsenal, Old Point Comfort, Va, on MONDAY,
the 18th day o. December. ls6e, at 10 o'clock, a.
arge quantity VI stores, consisting In part Of the
following articles, viz;
2l9 Field, seige, and sea. coast cannon, howit.
iers aud mOrtars, cast iron (2l7) and bronze,
(2l OF various calibres.
C7 Wrought iron gun carriages and cast iron
mortar beds.
Large quantity OF artillery Implements and
equipments,
IL. 40 shot, SHE'LL spherical case. stands Of grape
aud canister Ior smooth. bore and rined guns
Of various calibres.
80 Foreign model arms Of various calibrps.
~ Burnside carbines, good order
ls9 hiied muskets, altered to percussion, cal
90, good order.
sis Foot artillery, swords, good order.
7S spslngneld rinsd muskets, cal. IS.
SSpurting rifles aud shot guns,
% Light artillery sabres.
T2NC:o. and musicians swords.
Infantry accOutrements. horse equipment
and small arm appe ndagcs.
field carriages.
q ,6Is Cartridge bags, tnannel and tcrgc.)
Rupe ami corn sacks.
mCrtrs tools, &c.
cannoni fourteen days for all other stores
Ierms OF sale: IL per cent. cash 10 b" paid on day
Of sale, balance on delivery Of the goods.
catalogue Of the articles to be sold will be fur
nished upon Appli icatiou at this Arsenal or at the
Ordnance Ohice, Washington, ID. G.
Tbe ohiecr making the sale reserves the right to
bid In aud suspend the sale whenever the bidding 4
does not come up to the limit that may be hxed by
propor authority soma Of the articles. or W hen
ever the Interests Of the United states In his opn
ton' NAV be subserved By so doing, nr,or
Maj, Of Ordnance and Bvt. Col. s. A.. comd'g.
de3-td
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

OFFICE CHIEF COHNIssARY OF STBsrsTEECE,l
NEw ukLEASs, La December IS, 1855
Scaled proposals IN duplicate are invited til
twelve . click N, the twenty eighth day OF De-
crmbeT, 1865 for furnishing the United States Sub
sslenct Department with the follow ing stores via
For so barrels Of MESS PORK oi the best quality
not run,
For " 6OO pounds Of the best CAROLINA RICE
IN barrels, Bids will also be received for RICE in
tieTces.
For 1000 pounds Of tho best MEDIUM BEANS,
pu up 10 good strong barrelsi the price per pound
reT 1000 pounds OF the very best CANvASED
HAMS.
For 1900 pounds Of good BROWN SOAP, equal
tO the best manu- ufactursd, and not to contain more
than twenty nNe per ccnt. OF water.
The above articles tO DO OF the very best quality
aud put up In superior packages aud to be delivered
at the Subsistence Depot In this city, within tWen-
ty days after tho opening OF the BIDS.
No bids Will be received from parties who hays
failed to rOmply with their engagements with any
branch Of tho Government,
marked 'PTupUsals, ~ A BECHWJTH
Bruyol Major Gen and q. s., L s. A.
Scaled proposals will also be received At the same
time for the purchase OF such quantity OF BEEF
HIDES as the subsistence Department may hAye
bid,
'PropOsals. ~ BkCkWlIu,
le!l.I4 Br.rcI NI!ar Uoa auIC $, Y, SA.
The national Republican., 1868-12-25
Aatiumal gepablitam.
AMUsEMENTs.

WALLIS 0PERA HousE will also bo open this
afternoon and evening, and on both occasions
Dsiy's new play, "a Flash OF Lishtning," will
be performed.
CANTERBURY HALL reopened last night under
the management and dictatorship OF Mr.. F.tz-
simmons, who is well and fsvorsbiy known to
our amusement-seekers. He has rehtted the
hall, and Il presents q very inviting appear.
snoe. No pains will be spared to give his
patrons their moneys worth Of fun and
amusement. He commenced with Monsieur
Adrien's imperial foreign ballet troupe, one Of
the best in the country. The whole troupe
will appear tonight in the grand French Dan.
Oan, and the programme 10 altogether one OF
the best that could be desired for furnishing 8
rich treat.