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WASHINGTON, D. 0 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1862.
NO. 6.
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narantiixT or rail Irrmioii,
Offlce Indian Affairs,
,. t ,f"u Novemtwr 10, 1883. ,
Sim Mr attanUonliaa been called ta a state.
rornt In to. newspaper, to the efisct that 10011)
three hudrad Bfon Jndlane here been tried br
tout martial nod condemned to be hanged for
nrardera commuted during the late outbreak In
" Mlnnewtaj and thai the execution or the ten-
. ' tence only awalta the approralof the President.
I tbontd hire addreaeed 70m sport tbia anbJ
,Jtonr,i but for the fact that la Assistant
BecKtarj la sow In that country upon business
understood, .numf other thlrm.ta embrace the
adjustment of tbe difficulties grotring ont'of
inia oniDreaici 1 cannot reconeue to myeeuse
of duty to remain allent while meaanrea of the
character Indicated lnthettalementaDOTq men
tioned are betnf executed. .iT.
I am fully aware that la theprotecntloh of
ineiTDoatiuueauieieincaaneparpetratea mow
horrible Crimea, and were irutltT of barbarUlea
which ahock erer feeling of humanity end are
only known In Indian warfare.' The whole
country la Justly Incensod andiexaepcrtted' by
thelrsconduoW but, notwltnaUndlf-tlilj It
. aeema tor me that an lndlacrlmtnatJ punishment
of men who hare laid down their armi and aur-
rendered at prltonert, partakea more of the
character of rerenge than the Infliction of de
terred punishment that It la contrary to 1 the
tplrit of the age, and our character aa a great
and tnagnanlmona and Christian people.
Nor would It, In my opinion, be attended with
beneficial resultt. These people are ft wild, bar
barous, and benighted race, and are. perhaps.
more than any other people, under the Influence
of their chteft, headmen,'' and prophets. A
blow, then, which falls upon and puntshca their
leaden, by whom they hare been Instigated, and
whoso commands they almost tuperstltloutly
obey, win be recognized by them at falling upon
the author! of their crimes, at the Just vindica
tion of the majesty of onrlawa, and aa an ex
hibition of the magnanimity of our people.
On the other hand a punishment which falls
alike upon those who Instigated and led them
on, and those who followed through a blind and
superstitions Instinct of obedience, will beget a
bitter feeling of reTenge, which, though It may
be smothered, will never be extinguished.
No, people- were cm more only exasperated
than are those of Mlnnesotai nor did circum
stance! erer morenearlyjustlfyretallatory'and
vindictive measure!.
I am not not surprised at the finding of 'the
court, and do not desire to be understood as
condemning the course of the officer! engaged
In the court martial.
I believe that under their oaths and the re
quirement! of the articles of war. ther could
not do Otherwises but their tentenco may be
modified by the President, and for tho reasons
aiovo impericciiy ana nastily set lonn.
I trust you will lay the subject before him, to-
f ether with this letter, or a copy thereof, and,
f possible, prevent a consummation of an act
which I cannot believe would be otherwise than
a stain upon our national character, and a
source of future regret.
Very respectfully,
Tour obedient servant,
Ww. P. Dole,
Commissioner.
Hon. Caixn 11. 8m mi,
Secretary of Interior.
Miscellaneous Items.
An Annuel FiKBKSfl. Elizabeth, Dowa
ger Baron Ms Stafford, whoso death la Just an
nounced, was one of the three American ladles,
daughters of Mr. Richard Catoa, of Maryland,
all of whom acquired titles by marriage One
married that eminent scnolar and statesman the
Marquis Wellcilcy, another tho Duke of Leeds,
and the lady whose death we record to-day,
married. May 25. 1830. Sir Georce William Jer-
nlnghara. who tn 1825 had been declared entl-
tiea to me ancient rjarony or tnanoru, wmcu
had been under attainder since' Viscount Staf
ford was beheaded In 1678. Her ladyship was
left a widow In 1851, and had no Issne. She,
like her eliters, was a Roman Catholic Globe,
The cattle in the Austrian provinces of Bo
hemia, Moravia and Galllcla have been severe
ly attacked by a destructive epidemic. With a
view to prevent the Introduction of tho disease
Into Prussia, the boundary Una between the two
countries has been occupied by various detach
ments of troops, who hayo drawn a cordon
along the border, so as to arrest the passage of
coniaminaiea animais into rrussian territory.
Tax Istumcs or Corinth, A company has
been formed In Greece for the purpose of cut
ting a canal thlrty-fouryarda wide and six deep
across the Isthmus of Corinth, that the danger
ous voyage along the coasts of tho' Peloponea
sus may be rendered unnecessary. Such a ca
nal was often contemplated, and was even be
gun, In ancient times, but It has never been
formed aa yet. Tarit 3Tonlteur.
Some idea of the business transacted by the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, and the Chlca
jro and Galena Union railroads, may be Inferred
from the fact that on that portion of the latter
road, cast of the Galena Junction, over which
the trains of the former road also pass, there
are thirty trains dally each way, or sixty trains
passing that point every 24 hours.
It is rnorosiD to have a railroad ferry boat
across the British channel from Dover to Calais.
It Is to be 3,000 feet long, 100 feet beam, and
draw but five feet ofVater. It will run at a
speed of 40 miles an hoar, have rudders at both
ends', be built of a series of fluted Iron tubes,
and have a covered Iron tunnel In the centre
Into which tho trains will be rnn.
It is currently KEPOBTED that Prince Ho-
henjoho. son-in-law of the Elector of 1 1 esse, has
fled to America, leaving behind him a wife and
child, as well as a large numberof heavy debts,
having been ruined by speculations and extrav
agance. The number or Congressmen and ox-Con-(ressmen,
who have been and are now military
officers, Is 04 1 a very large majority of whom
have served, or are now serving faithe rebel
army. ,
It is tuodout that the first public act of
Queen Victoria, after tho year's mourning will
be the opening of Parliament In person. This
rumor tends to the belief that the nouses, will
meet at an early date next year.
Nickel Cents. Nickels ifre coined at the
Philadelphia mint at the rate of $2,500 worth
a tUy, Nevertheless they are so scarce that
eight per centum premium Is often paid for
thejn.
VsAn Uiniuniu.ui av uiiaucii'Uiu. ,uv uiuvni
sea captain of that port, who spent 60 years of
nis me in active ai sea, uiea in mm cuy on Sat
urday last He was 80 years old.
Copper cents, nickel cents, and three cent
pieces are all of much less Intrinsic value than
the snms they represent, and people will mske
nothing by hoarding them.
Amasa Stone, the distinguished railroadman,
of Cleveland, cave 13,000 the other day for the
relief of a soldier. A strange benevolence In a
heart of Stone.
Euno Burritt Intend to visit England In
the course of a few weeks, to remain, perhaps,
a twelvemonth.
There will be thirteen editors tn the next leg
islature of Wisconsin three In the Senate and
ten in the House.
The Republicans have control of the Minne
sota legislature, which tlll enable them to gain
u member of the National Senate.
Tnsr snip 40,000 bushels of potatoes, worth
about $20,000, from Bangor, Maine, every
weK.
Amusement Expbnseb. The amount of ,118,
727.26 was received at thirteen different places
of amusement in New York, pn Thanksgiving
day.
A Bainsu paper estimates tho loss to British
owners, In their attempts to run the blockade at
over twenty million dollars
'Tan Increase in the price of paper falls very
heavily on 'publishers, especially of newapag
pert. A Journal the site of the New Tork
dallies, which liasaclrculatlonoffiO.OOOcopleia
da: loaea not less than 1150.000 a vear br the
recent rise alone, and papers of smaller clrcu
culatlon and atseloee in proportion.
VDIJCATTONAL.
ClBCLE'lNSTtTUTt,
'- -a FOR VOClfa LADIES, U
JNo.oi K tbi:bt, Ncau tun CiaULt. :;iu
t m - f t,TI -TERMS,
ncr Quarter of Un wki QiiarUr
ponuneaclof Atthe'tUteor dmltttont H ,
XUmtnUtr CTmmi Irt fnrllih - - 1 14 00
MTtntMUiiiHii jBfiiin uternur '
u4 Sc1bm ineludea f- - -w
ElemenUiCltUieBlnKncllihiFrcnoh.tDtl
MlulO in n. " - - UtOO
Aarftlioea ukiiet in, Junguin, f rrncn na .
Muilc - WW
Extmehtrce far 8prUih, QcriUD, luiun, LMUa,
and oth LanruKrci. L
T)f. AaPOr41e will rlv Lucturn. and othcnrlia
jMst.whanTcrb0eantpftrt UmtonlMt(U
bat profciitfta,
MRS. A. ZAPPONK. Prlnetpftt.
oa a
GtORCETOWH FMAL StMINARY I
Mill KARROTEB'S.
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
151 West Street.
The dutlei of this Institution will be returned on
the 8th of September. Clrcul&ri maybe obtained
at the principal book-ttorea In Washington, or by
addretiinxthe principal.
aufzo a mstta w. ) nAMitu .n
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
Dcfot QuARTEaMASTEn'a OrricC,
Corner Eighteenth and O streets,
WuMnrton. D. C. Dm. 1. IBSJ.
Sealed Proposals for the delivery of Ave thou
sand (6,000) oords of Wood to the Government will
be received at this offlce until Thursday, the elev
enth (Utb) day of December, ISO,, at twelve (13)
O'OUKK HI.
The Wood to be hard, sound and merchantable,
four (4) ft long, and split to the ordinary lite ol
cord wood.
The Wood to be delivered In the city of Wash
ington, at such points as the Depot Quartermaster
shall direct, corded In ranks four (4) feet high i de
livery not being considered complete until so
eorueo, messureu ana inipeciea.
An inspector will be designated on the part of
the Government to Inspect and measure the wood,
and such as does not conform to the abore specifi
cations will be rejected.
All to be delivered on or before the eleventh
(llth) day of February, isttt.
Payment to be made upon the completion of the
whole contract.
Iropoials,
The full name and post offlce address of the bid
der must appear in the proposal.
If a bid Is made In the name of a firm, the names
of all the parties must appear, or the bid will be
considered as the Individual proposal of the party
signing It.
Proposals Irom dlMowl parttet wilt notbtcaniUttrtd,
and an oath of allegiance must accompany each
proposition.
nr.ProDosals must be addressed to Cant. Edward
L. Hartz, Assistant Quartermaster, 0. S. Army.
Washington. D. C, and should be plainly marked
V jToposms iar wouu."
Quarantet,
The resDonslbilltv of the ruarantors must be
shown by the offlclal certificate of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court or of the United States Dis
trict Attorney.
The ability of the bidder to All the contract,
should It bo awarded to him, must be guarantied
oy iworeiponsiDie persons, wnose signatures are
to be anoended to the ruarantre. and laid auarantee
mutt accompany tht bid.
niwicrs must w nnu iu pcriim wucu me uius
are opened or their proposals will not be consid
ered. Bonds in the sum ot ten thousand dollars, signed
by the contractor and both of his guarantors, will
be required of the successful bidder upon signing
the contract.
Farm of Guarantee.
We, -, of the county of , and Slate of
. and , of the county of , and state of,
do hereby guaranty that Is able to fulfil the
contract (a aooordance with the terms of his propo
sition, and that, should his proposition be accepted,
he will at once enter Into a contract In accordance
therewith. Should the contract be awarded to him
we are prepared to become his sureties.
To this guarantee must be appended the offlclal
certlUoate above mentioned.
The Depot (juarierioasier reserves to mmseii
the right to reject any or all bids that he may deem
too high.
Z.UWAIAU U, IIAHI,
uecu
Captain and A. Q. M., U. S. Army,
APPLICATIONS for Duplicate Luil.
WtxrrauU.
Application having been made under the act of 33d
June, i860, for the reissue of the Land Warrants
described herein, which are alleged to hate been
lost or aesiroyeu, notice is ncreof given mat, ai
the date fallowing the description of each warrant,
a new certificate of like tenor will be Issued If no
valid objection should then appear.
No. B6, 163, for 1G0 acres, Issued under the act of
March, ISM, In the name of Rachel, widow of Thos,
Mereaith, and was granted March 2, 1869 Decem
ber a, lsel
No. 93,709, for 120 acres. Issued under the act of
March, 18W, In the name of Arnold Harrington, and
was granted September 17, 1807 January 4, 1863.
No. 63,464, for 160 acres. Issued under the act of
March, 1806. In the names of the minor children of
Daniel F. McCune, deceased, and wsa granted Oct.
23,1S&S-Januaryll, 18C3.
No. 100,847, for 100 acres, issued under the act of
March 18u, In the name of Ansel Allen, and was
granted March 12, 1862 January 18, 1803.
No. 100,360, for 160 acres, Issued under the act ol
March, IBM, in the name of Rachel, widow of Geo.
Harner, and was granted January 6, I860 February
8, 1863.
JOSEPH II. BARRETT,
Commissioner.
N
O T I C K I
U.S. Assessor's Or file.
Collection Diitr let fitr the D ith id of Columbia.
All persons concerned In the United states as-1
seismsnt on Licenses. Goods. Wares. Trades or i
occupation!, oiercnanaise, &., j., as per act oi
Congress approved July 1, 1862, who reside In the
District of Columbia, are hereby notified that the
assessment lists are now ready at my office, No.
C03 Maryland aveue,ln the Seventh ward, for their
examination and Inspection, and will remain open
lor sucn inspection lor mo space oi nneen iidj aa) s
from this date. December 3. 1862i also that the un
dersigned will, for the space of fifteen dajs after
the expiration of the time thus allowed for Inspec
tion of said Hit. remain In his office, at the place
Deiore nameu, aunng ine nours peiwecn v ociock
A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M.. to hear and determine on
alt appeals which maybe exhibited against the
proceedings of the Assistant Assessor.
All appeals luust imj iuu tu vniiug, aprvii) tug
the particular cause, matter, or thing respecting
which a decision Is ri
equested, and snail state the .
ground or principle
or uriiulnle of Ineau
of lr
or error com-
plained of. P. M. PEARSON,
Dlitrlct ot Columbia,
dec 3 st Star k. Chronicle.
NOTICED lllNNKHH, 'sUPPEUS,
Ualla, Private smd Public Parties.
The Subscriber, at the urgent request of the Cit
Izena of Washington and the Publio generally, has
now resumed his out-side family business, In the
supplying of
DINNERS, PARTIES, SUPPERS,? MEAT DISHES,
Sent to any part of tho City at the Shortest Notice,
and will be superintended by the Subscriber In per
son. The proprietor would also begleate to remind
his Patrons ol this branch, that the late Store
and Saloon has been changed to a Gentlemen's Res
taurant. The Ladies who will fat or him with
their Patronage will And, on the Second Floor, a
handsomely furnished Reception Room, In which
Mrs. Oautiek will be happy to receive their or
ders. Entrance by the Private Door.
C. GAUTIER,
nov2ft eolm 2CJ Pennsjlvanla atenue.
DR. L.OCK7WOOD coutluuee the prac
tice of Dentistry, In the Wsshlngton Building,
corner Pennsylvania atenue and Setenth street.
Having practiced In the south nearly slxteenyears,
he feels assured that he can git e satisfaction to any
that may call.
Teeth Inserted on Vulcanite, Rubber, or Go,
Plate. Chloroform administered when desired.
aug 1-tf
200,000 Domestic Segars, consisting of Seed and
Seed and Havana of the best quality, put up in
most desirable styles, for sale at unusually low
prices st
no 13 OSTHEIM BROTHERS.
100,000 Imported Havana Segars, comprising the
choicest brands fa the market. Just received and
ttr aalai a '
no 13 OSTHEIM BROTHERS.
OAK IIAXI. CLOT I UNO HOUflBN. 464
i fierenth street, near F street, the Great Baiar
of Fashion, where jrou can Bod the best cut and made
Clothing for Men and Boys wear that the market
can produce, and our prices, or cheapness, and du
rability of our goods, defy competition. (Our
neighbor Smith, two doors abore, so long noted for
selling clothing less than any house In the city, In
aprlrate conversation, acknowledged to us that
our Boys' Clothing w as the best made and cut goods
he aver saw (and. If the clttiens of Washington
werfjpoBtfd tn the goods I hare, my store would
be overrun with ladles and gentlemen ta want of
clothing, and I only wish to have you call and see
our beautiful assortments of clothing, and I think
that our prices and goods will more than pay you
for catling ai the Leading Clothing House, No. 404
Seventh street, near F street, two doors below
Smith's.
Everybody knows Smith, but, Instead of calling
at his place, come In two doors below.
N. B, t hare a special word to say to the Ladles,
J that I ean please them better than ever in Boys'
Clothing, as my stock excels anything I erer had.
J. BRUCE & CO.,
Formerly at Odeon Hall,
nov 21 dtjanl Now at Oak Hall.
AC A R D.
Oak Hall Cloth mo Room.
Mr. Bruce, formerly at the Odeon Hall, has now
onened a new store at Ho. 401 Seventh street, lust
below Smith's, where he has a One selection of Men
and Bop' clothing at very low prlcest he is desi
rous of having all his old customers call on him. as
they ean buy goods at lower prices than any other
sioreinineciiy. j,oiiuv.bNtu.,
Clothiers,
No. 40 Seventh street, near P.
Call and see Mr. Bruce, at No. 464 Se enth street
near P.
Mr. Bruce has a Pine Stock of Clothing Sot Men
and Boys' wesr, at No. 464 Seventh street, opposite
City Post Office.
Mr. Bruce is the man to please the Boys In nom
ine at No. 464 Seventh street.
Everybody knows that Mr. Bruce can sell Boys'
Clothing cheaper than any one else. No. 464 Sev
enth street, opposite City Post Offlce.
For Men ami Boys' Clothlna call on Mr. Bruce, at
Oak Hall, No. 464 Seventh street, between K and P.
Mr. Bruce Is the man to please you In Boys Cloth
you in isoya- uioin
ith street, opposite
log, at Oak Halt, No. 464 Seventl
City Post Offlce.
se3i Jm
GRAND ADVANCK OF THE ARM V OF
THE POTOMAC, and all the stores are cry
ing up the prices of their goods but SMITH &
BEALL, No. 361 Seventh street. We are able to
sell good clothing nearly as cheap as eicr. We
have been fighting against high prices for the last
year, and our stock now Is goodend we are able to
sell at low prices.
SMITH Is all the time In the market picking up
goods at old prices, and that Is one reason we un
dersell all others. We ha e the means and ability
to sell cheap, and we will do it, as our customers
want Good Clothing at low prices, and we arejusi
the men to sell it to them. Acall Is solicited at the
CUBA? CLOTIIISQ HOUSE of
SMITH U BEALL,
Clothiers,
No. 301 Set enth street,
First door below the market
pov21 dtjsnl
fQ TAKE NOTICE. CQ
M. T. PARKER,
NO. 69 LOUISIANA AVENUF,
Respectfully and cheerfully returns thanks for the
liberal patronage hitherto received.
Having every facility for doing
THE BEST
HOUSF, SIGN,
AND DECORATIVE
PAINTING.
Together with all work pertaining to a First
class Palatine Establishment.
He has no hesitancy in soliciting a continuance
oi ine puDiic's isvor.
Hit Pricet are lieatonablei
The Work Unexceptionable t
And particular attentiou is paid to
PROMPTNESS IN DELIVERY.
Er Remember the number I
no Louisiana Avenue.
oct 21 3m bet. Sixth and Set enth streets.
XT HERE. Oil WHERE IS IT I Whole
TT there among you that Is not lu want of
something In the way of Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, lists, Capst And the best place to get them
Is at the most popular Clothing House of J. li
SMITH b. CO , No. 4C0 Setenth street, where jou
can And the greatest t arlety of Clothing and Furu
lshlD.i Goods for Men and Boys' wesr. We can
8 'fly say that our stock of Clothing excels any
thing In this market, and our reputation for selling
Good Goods Cheap Is true but the old maxim, that
"a nimble sixpence Is better thsn a slow shilling,'
Is the principle that has built np our Immense
trade.
Our present stock of Clothing we oiler at ery low
prices, and we are all the time recelt lngnew goods
from our manufacturing establishment, No. 40
West Baltimore street.
Do not fail to call at J. H.SMITH h. CO'S, No.
400 Setenth street, where you can by Clothing at
tremendous bargains,
J. H. SMITH & to,
Clothiers,
No. 4tto Set enth street,
aud corner Twentieth street and Pa atenue.
nov 21 dtjsnl
AAK HAL, I. OI.OTHINO ROOM,
The subscriber t skes great pleasure In announc
ing to nis oia tTicnas ana customers, insi ne nas
opened a new store at No. 4S4 Seventh street, near
F,wM.ehehM a fine, selected stock of Clothing
f r.Jt.oand Boys wesr, which they have just re
ceived from the North, and otters them for ssle at
tneiowcsi rtonnern prices.
J. BRUCE fc CO,
sep 25 3m Clothiers, 464 Set enth street,
1?AM AND 'WINTER GOODS,
MILITARY AND OIVIIIAX.
WALL. STEPHENS tt CO . are now opening
their Fall and Winter Goods, embracing tine Dres
Coats, Doeskin Pants, Vests, he. A large and well
selected Stock ot fine heav) Overcoats. We hate
also a complete assortment of Business Suits, made
In the mo it durable manner. Officers will find our
Military Goods desirous to their wants. Heavy
Woollen Blankets, for camp use at reasonable
prices. WALL, SrLPIIENSfcCO,
3'4'4 Pennitltanla atenue, between
OC87 dtr Ninth and Tenth streets.
WHO BAYH SOI We say that our store in
the First ward may not hit e cauied a com
motion, but do say that we are running off an Im
mense stock of Clothing at the Leading Flrit Ward
Store, corner of Twentieth street and Pennsylvania
atenue, but whoetersaw a store where a Smith
was that did not do business t and the reasen is,
they always sell their goods too cheap. That is
why they are alwaj spoor. (Who eter heaidof a
Smith getting rich 1 I ne. er did )
We are determined to furnish all the First Ward
with Good Clothing.
Et ery body had better come soon and buy, aa our
neighbors, In a similar business, say that we can
not stand It more than ninety da) s longer selling
goods so cheap, but we hate a tery large lot of
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, and Shoes left, and
we are determined to run them off at great bar
gains, at Headquarters for Clothing in the First
Ward, corner of Twentieth street and Penusjlva
nla avenue and No. 400 Seventh street
novSl-dtjanl SMITH At CO.
fllHE CHEAPEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN
X town is at
L. A. BEALL & CO.,
No. 301 Seventh street,
so 25 3m between I and K,
X
X X C KB AM ALR,
The underlined has the nleaeure of lnformlne?
the clttiens of Waihlnrton and the vicinity, that
he has been appolntel sole Agent for the celebrated
XXX CHEAUALE AKJ) FORVEH.
The sunerlorltr of this Ale Is so well known that
the demand for It has been rapidly Increasing since
Its Introduction Into this city. It Is already used
by a large number of private families in the District
of Columbia.
XXX a It SAM ALE
Is brewed aanresslT foe famllrusa and contains
none of the deleterious substances which are so
frequently Introduced Into the manufacture of Ale
and Porter to assist fermentation.
XXX OREAM ALE
Is particularly recommended aa a mild as well as
pleasant tonic.
To persons suffering from the loss or appetite the
XXX Cream Ale Is Invaluable as a most agreea
ble sticttfiant, giving a healthy and rigorous action
to the stomach.
XXX- QntiAM ALE
Is hlchlr recommended bv the Faculty of Phlladel-
phla and by the principal physicians of Vt ashing-
JT-TA CHE AM ALE
Is put up in pint and Quart bottles and small kegs,
for fsmlly use, and Is delivered to any part of the
city, free of ehargei as Is also the most superior
quaiiir tn Jtuuiru iacr.
S. WERTltElMER,
403 and 464 Seventh street,
Basement, opposite P. O.
N. B. XXX Ate and Superior Cider always on
uraugui ( uj ou Bcrcnia sireei, sasemeni.
mjv w-iu
S
U T L, E H 8 ' GOODS.
Provisions,
Hams,
Dried Beef,
Beef Tongues,
Cheese,
Sardines,
Fngllsh Pickles, Chow Chow, etc.
Worcestershire Sauce,
Lester's Wine Bitters,
Old Brandies,
Madeira, Sherry and Port Wines.
Holland Gin, '
Lemon, Ginger and Raspberry Syrups,
Champagne wines, various brands,
Assorted Presen es,
Jellies.
Old Whiskies, a large stock In cases,
An assortment Catsups, Canned Fruits,
Potted Meats, Soups.Condensed Milk,
Clgsrs and Smoking Tobacco,
Brandy Cherries,
London porter and Scotch Ale.
For sale by
NORRISjCALWELL ft. CO ,
213 Pennsylvania avenue,
nov BO 1m Opposite Wlllards Hotel.
mOBACCO AND SEOAR WARBIfOUS E
WILLIAM QROBSE,
WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALEE IN
TOBACCO and SEOARS, and MEERSHA I'M PIPES,
Corner of Fentuylvanta avtnv4 and Sixth t.t
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Having recently enlarged my place of business, 1
n now prepared to ofler to the citizens of Wash
ington the best brands of Tobacco and Segars, at
wholesale or retail, cheaper than can be bought
elsewhere In the city.
LA FAVORITA BUEXO,
ELEGAXTEES,
LA TUSVAt
FLORDEMATO,
LA ESPIXOLA,
Are excellent brands, and every lover of good Se
gars are to test them.
Also, Smoking Tobacco of all kinds, wholesale
and retail.
WILLIAM GROSSE,
nov 20 im Cor. Penn. are. and Sixth st.
NOTICE.
Juooe Advocate's OrritE,
Washington City, D. C,Nov. 19, 1863.
Applications having been made by ladies, to go
to their friends and families In the South, notice is
hereby given that all applicants must make a writ
ten statement to this office, verified by oath, be
tween inn utie avnu ine iib usy oi vrccmDer nexi,
letting forth
First. The name, age, and residence of the appli
cant. Second. The date when she came within the mil
itary lines of the United States, for what purpose,
and where she has since resided.
Third. Theplaoe she desires to go to, and the
purpmc vr uiycu wicrcui.
The persons to whom leave mav be araoted t
be sent with suitable escort from Waihlnrton to
the United States lines In Virginia, with such per-
luuii rucvii mm iuiu vv miuwbu iu !
No Person will be allowed to take more than one
trunk or package of female wearing apparel.welgb
tng not over one hundred pounds, and subject to In-
speciioni enu any Biicinpt or Kaon 10 smuggle con
traband property will forfeit the same, and subject
loioinr id imunionmcDi uunor idb war.
aU Mt lUHfltH,
not 17 Major and Judge Advocate.
Kdward Kreretta Reply to su English
Iord,
V rOETICAL rtMr,
What hat ewe in America 1
We've wonder great and grand;
We have the essence of the earth,
The cream of every land.
Our mountains are magnificent,
Our rivers are Immense.
And each man has a kingly style,
If not a king's expense.
Our ships arnknown to all the worUi
The farmsannot be best j
Our cities, full of luxury.
Are famous for the neat.
We've orators and authors, too.
With intellects of forcei
We've railroads scattered everywhere!
And one Professor Morse.
Uur girls have beaut) , wit, and grsce,
Ihet 're charming, sweet, and tall,
But, then, the arandeit thing we hat e
Is known as great OAK HALL,
Where the fall and winter stock of flrst-clesscloth-
log is now ready In extra abundance and greatest
variety. All the new-style Overcoats, Sacks, Buil-
ness Coats, Peg-top Pants, he , selling at prices so
low thst ever) body will buy and be satisfied.
J. BRUCE e. CO,
(Oak Hill,)
No. 4ft4, Seventh street near P,
nov 21 dtjanl Two doors below Smith's.
SEALED PROPOSALS re lntited until the
6th of December. 1863. for furniahinr the Sub
sistence Depsrtment with 400 TONS OF HAY In
bales.
Thellrst delivery to be eomni(tnnaJ nn or about
the 13th of December, and the whole qusntity put
In before the end of said month.
Tne llavto DOSniDoed bv WAteranildtliveretlon
the whart es at Sixth street, and weighed In Wash
ington, D. C.
Bidders must state In their bids the price per 100
pounds at which they will furnish the ha) .
Firms making bids must state the names of all the
parties Interested.
Payment to be made In Treasury notes, or such
iuuui am uuiciuuicui tuJr " Ior QlliriDUllUQ.
was io oe uireciea io ui. a. heckwith. a. li.
C. and C. S., U. S. A, and endorsed " Proposals lor
nay. nor vu
pKUNONAI..
Hoptlei, Cases are being Cured Dally, by Hand
Magnetism.
Call and see the names of some of the first clttiens
of Washington, who hate been restored to health.
Gout, Piles, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Scurvy,
Nertous Complaints, and Female Weaknesses, In
t aribly cured without fail.
MRS. WREN, 445 K street,
between Sixth and set cnthstreets.
N. B. The city cars pass within a square of the
door. nov3T lm
rFFICERS AND SOLDIERS' GOODS
FUNSTON k SCOFIELD,
John i., New York, and SOS that, near Wxllardt.
Full assortment of Military and Fancy Goods,
Chetrons, Flags. Gloves, Stationery, and genuine
sperm Army Oil, Gun Polish, he. Full stock of
Fireworks. Sole agents for the Colorific.
303 K street, juncture Pennsylvania avenue.
nov 37 lm
rn e a
s t
T
T E A S I t I
COFFEE8M
TOBACCO Silt
8PI 0 ES
GROUND
A large Invoice of the abore articles are now
being received, and for sale by
D. J. BROWN,
Commission Broker,
No. S, Washington Building,
Seventh street and Penn. avenue.
SUTLERS TAKE NOTICE!
Teas In X pound packs.
Teas In S, 8, 10, 12, It, IB and 30 pound boxes.
Canned Tomatoes In 9 do ten boxes.
Canned Peaches In 3 dozen boxes.
Pickles In 3 dozen boxes.
Gum Drops In X pound papers.
Gum Drops In 6 pound boxes.
Raisins In boxes and K boxes.
Pepper tn 3 ounce papers and In 1 gross boxes.
English Mustard In X pound papers and cans
English Mustard tn K ud pose boxes.
Preserved Cherries In bottles.
Figs In 2K pound drums and pound boxes.
Lemon Syrup In bottles.
PLUG TOBACCO,
FINE-CUT TOBACCO,
CIGARS.
For sale by
D. J. BROWN,
No. S, Washington Building,
Seventh street and Penn. avenue,
Washington, D. C.
no 6
FIX! THE OFFICERS OF THE ARBIV.
Just arrived, by direct importation per steamer
Fulton, from Europe, a very fine and large assort
ment of Marine, Opera, Field Glasses, and Tele
scopes, wnicn i win sen a very little above the
cost In Paris. As to the qualities, there are none
superior to be had, having been selected purposely
for this market. Also, a large and well-assorted
stock of Opera Glasses. Microscopes t gold, silver.
and steel Spectacles and Eye Glasses, suited to the
sight by the uie of an Optometer. A considerable
number of certificates to be seen at my offlce, from
gentlemen wno nave Deen suited at my establish.
ment.
425 Fenmylvanta avenue, between Jour-ami-a-half
and Sixth ttreet
My Establishment la np stairs,
Glastet fitted to twt. The trade supplied.
Oct 10 ly
PROSPECTUS
or THE
WEEKLY NATIONAL REPVBLICAN.
The nudcr signed commenced, In the month
of December, 1860, the publication, In this city,
of a weekly newspaper, called the National Re
publican.
It Is printed on a large sheet, twenty-seven
by forty-two Inches, and Is furnished at the low
prices stated below.
It contains all tho original matter of the
Dally Xatlonal Republican, with the exception
of local news not Interesting to country sub
scribers,
It will give full reports of the proceedings of
Congress, and of tho other Departments of tho
National Government
It contains all the news of the day, foreign
and domestic, markets, Ac, &c, as well as an
original correspondence from all parts of the
country. The miscellaneous department will
receive special attention, and, tn all respects,
the effort will be made to establish the charac
ter of the Xatlonal Republican aa a Family
Newspaper.
Washington being nowthoccotr.il point of
tho current military operations, great attention
will bo paid to furnishing the readers of tho
Xatlonal Republican with full, and especially
with accurate, accounts of tho progress of the
war for tho Union.
In politics, the paper is Republican, sustain-
lug the Administration of Mr. Lincoln.
There la no other Republican paper In the
District of Columbia, or In the vicinity of It,
and It Is believed that recent events have opened
to such a paper an Important sphere of useful
effort. The time has come, when tho actus
administration of the Government upon Repub
Mean principles will explode the mlsrtpresen
tatlons which have made those principles s
dlststeful to the Sonth.
Dut it la not only here, and In ibis vicinity,
that the projectors of the Xatlonal Republican
hope to make It useful. To the whole country
tbey offer a journal which will discuss nstlonal
politics from a national standpoint, and which
will never bo swerved from patriotic duty by
any overpowering pressure of local Interest.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One copy, one year - - - ti 00
Three copies, one year - 5.00
Five copies, one year .... 7.00
Ten copies, one year ... - 12.00
Twenty copies, one year - - - 20.00
One copy, six months .... 1.00
Three copies, six months ... U.C0
Five copies, b!x months ... tt.00
Ten copies, six month ... 0.00
Twenty copIcb, six months - - 10.00
Payments alwa)s in advauce.
When a Club of subscribers has been forward
ed, additions may be made to it on the same
terms. It Is not necessary that the subscribers
to a Club should recelvetbelrpapers at the same
post offlce.
Money may bo forwarded by mall, at our risk,
Largelamounts can be remitted in Treasury
notes, or drafts on Boston, New Tork, Phlladel-
phla, or Baltimore; smaller amounts In gold, or
In notes of solvent banks. Address
W. J. MURTAGII & CO.,
Washington, D. C.
tty Toe Daar National Republican Is
published every morning, (Sundays excepted,)
at the following ratesi
One copy, one year .... $3.50
Five copies, one year .... 15.00
One copy, bIx month - 1.75
Five copies, six months ... 7.50
One copy, three months ... 1.00
WATER NOTICE.
In consequence of the lownessof the water In
the General Reservoir it will be necessary, unless
great economy of water Is practiced, for the Gov
ernment soon to shut o If the supply to citliens en-
iireiy
All persons are, therefore forbidden to use the i
htdrantBonrennsvlvanlaatenue.oronanvstreetB.
or avenues under the care and BUpervlilon of the
CommlBiloner of Publio Buildings, for watering the
street! or patements, or for any private purpose
whatever.
And all persons using the water are urgently so -
licit ed to be ai economics! in Its use as possible.
B. B. FRENCH,
sep so Commissioner of Publlq Buildings,
TjnOPOSAlaS FOR OAT AND CORN.
Depot QCAaTraMArrrn'sOrrici.
uorner ism ana u streets,
Washington, November 24, 1863.
SEALFD PROPOSALS will be received at this
offlce until THURSDAY, the 4th dsy of December, at
13 o'clock'M . for furnishing the Government with
(300,000) two hundred thousand bushels or Oats and
(200,000) two hundred thousand bushels of old shell
ed Corn.
TheOststobeof a good merchnntable quality,
put up in bsgs of about two bushels esch.
Oats will be received by weight, at (12) thirty-two
pounds to the bushel.
tasks to be furnished without extra charge to the
Government.
The Cora to be of a good merchantable quality,
put up In bsgs of about two bushels each.
Corn will be received by weight at (66) flftytlx
pounds to Uie bushel.
Sacks to be furnished without extra charge to the
Government.
Delivery to be made in the city of Washington,
within (26) twenty-rite days from the date of the
contract,
PROPOSALS.
Proposals will be reeelved for (M.oooi fifty thou
sand bushels of Oats and upwards, and for (60,000)
fifty thousand bushels of Corn and upwards.
The propositions for the Oats and Corn mutt be
on eeparate papers, and entirely distinct from and
independent of each other.
The full name and post office addresser Uft bidder
muit appear In the propossl.
If a bid li made In the name of a firm, the nsmes
or all the parties must appear, or the bid will be
considered as the Indlt Idualpropoial of the partner
slotting it.
Proposals from disloyal psrtles will not be con
sidered, and AN OATH OF ALLEGIANCE MUIT ACCOM
FANV EACH pmorOSITION.
Propossls must be addressed to Colonel D H.
Rucker, Qusrtermaster U. s. Army, Washington,
D. C, and should be plainly markea " Propossls for
Oats and Corn."
GUARANTEE.
The abilltr of the bidder to fill the coQtravct. ihould
It be awarded to him, must be guarantied by two res-
Sonstble persons, whose signatures must m sppen
ed to the guarantee.
ine responsiDimy oi ine gusrautors muit be
shown by the offlclal certificate of the clerk of the
nearest
instnct court, or of the united States Dl
trlot Attornev,
Bidders must be orosent In Mrmn trhan t h tSHa
are opened, or their proposals will not be consid
ered. Bonds equal In amount to half the sum to be re
ceived on the contract, signed by the contractor and
both of his guarantors, will be required of the suc
cessful bidder upon signing the contract.
As the bond must accompany the contract, It w IU
be necessary for the bidders to hate their bonds
men with tbem,or to have bonds signed In antlclna-
iiunuurr&uy 10 09 prouueeu wnen ine contract is
signed.
Blanks for bonds can be procured upon applica
tion being made at this offlce, either per sonallr. bv
letter, or by telegraph.
Farm of Guar autre .
We, -
of the count r or ... and State of
'. and - .of thecountrnf ami Stat.
of -, do hereby guarantee that Is able to
fulfil a contract In accordance v. ith the terms othls
proposition, and that, should his proposition be
accepted, he will at oncu enter Into a contract In
accordance therewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, we are pre
pared to become his securities.
1 10 (ois guarantee musi ne appenaea ine ouiciai
certificate above mentioned
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, he.
:LIV
All Oats and Corn contracted for under this ad-
vertlsement will borlriaJv inspected, and such as
do not prove of a good sound merchantable quality
win dc rejected.
Pavment to be made unon the completion of the
contract, or so soon thereafter as the Depot Quar-
trriuasicr autui iws ia tuuua.
Any Informality In the bid, or nonconformance
witntne terms oitnis advertisement, will emu re
the rejection of the proposal.
imij iw n iu.ua inn rauium XTPui.ur nt
one of the Government Wharves In the city of
TI (aaUiUlgUJU
The Depot Quartermaster reserves to himself the
right to reject any or all bids that he may deem too
ntga.
D. H. RUCKER,
Colonel and Depot Quartermaster,
nov 34-dtD4
GRAND ADVANCE. OF THE ARMY,
and clothiers are crying up the great advance
of clothing, but we are selling at a small advance)
on old prices. We have a large stock on hand, and
are selling them off to make more room, for we
have a very large stock of Clothing at our manufac
tory, and are now running off our stock at less
than wholesale prices to make room. We hare al
ways been fighting against high prices, and shall
continue to do so. Mr. SMITH Is In the market all
the time, and Is enabled to furnish our store with
a superior stock, and we cannot be undersell by
any one. We have the means to sell cheap, and
are determined to do It at
SMITH h DEALL'S,
No. 361 Seventh street,
nov 31 dtjanl Neir K street.
EVE AND KAR.
DEAFNESS.
IMPAIRED SIGHT.
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
Affections of the THROAT.
DISEASES OF THE AIR PASSAGES.
CATARRH PULMONARY.
These maladies are exclusively and successfully
treated by
DR. YON MOSCHZISKER,
Oculist and Aumst,
-7 Penn. Atenue, opp. Wlllards.
Q- Numerous Testimonials can be examined at
his office, from citliens of Washlniton.
CT"All surgical operations tn restore SIGHT
and HEARING performed nov 10 im
VOTI
C F.
TO THE PUBLIC
IN GFNFRAL
J O tf L I N i ItKH V A UHAN T
zSBk
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
SOUTH SIDE,
' (Formerly of New York,)
Has the Name and Fame of being one of
THE BE&T RESTAVRAXTS IX TOWX.
ET"Clve us a trial, and Judge for yourself.-a
Everything in the House Is of the
BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
Don't forget the number,
5447 Pennsyltanla atenue,
between Twelnh and Thirteenth streets,
mar 10 South side.
N
E W INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL CLEOPLASTIC BONP TFFTH,
without metal plate or cltips, by
nn a n atnruimNn
9l0 Broadway, New York and 300 Penn. atenue,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth sti ,
c he attenTioTthepublioo the folio ing
ailvantarea of hla imnrot ed at stem:
lit. The teeth of his manufacture will never cor
rode nor change color by any adds, and are three- I
fourths lighter thsn any other. !
3d. No teeth nor roots need be extracted, ss the
ai lluial ones cau l Inserted ot er them.
Id. The roots will be made lnoflenslre and never
to ache.
4th. No temporary teeth are needed, as permanent
ones can be made Immediately, thereby preserving
the natural expression of the face, which, under
the old s) stem, Is frequently disfigured.
oth. This tt ork has been fully tested, for ot er five
years, by many of the first chemists and physicians
of this and the old country.
Dr. s. has also Invented a white Indestructible
metal filling, with which the most aensltlte teeth
can be filled without pain, and can build up a per
fect sound tooth on any side roots, which will last
through a lifetime.
He refers to the following gentlemen: Dr. V Mott
vt, auorvuiua, rroicssor oi inemisiryi lion, a,
Mann, jun.( Capt. Crabtree, Vice President of the
Emigration Company of New York) Hon. Judge
Wayne, of the Supreme Court, of Washington, D.
C.i and thousands of others.
Call and examine for ) ourselves. nov 8 m
I "1AMP STOVES !
j CAMP STOVES 1 1
I CAMPSTOYESHI
, We are now manufactured CAMP, COOK and
1 HEATING STOVES, which we will sell by the
doien or hundred as cheap as they can be bought in
Baltimore. E. H. h H. I. GREGORY,
novis 321 Penn. avenue, near 1th street.
Q PEER'S 8 AHnUOI WINK.
runE,AND rova teaxsold,
OF CHOICE OPORTO ORAFE,
FOR .PHYSICIANS' USE,
For FemaUt, TWatty Perron,- and Invalids.
Every fsmlly, at this season, should use the
SAMBUCI WINE,
Celebrated In Europe for Its medicinal and benefl
clsl qualities as a gentle Stimulant, Tonic, Diuretic,
and Sudorific, highly esteemed try eminent phyal
clsns, used In European and American Hospitals,
and by some of the first families in Europe and
America.
AS A TONIC,
It has no equal, causing an appetite and building
up the system, being entirely a pure wine of a most
valuable fruit.
AS A DIURETIC,
It Imparts a healthy action of the Glands and Kid
neys, and Urinary organs.very beneficial In Dropsy
Gout, and Rheumatlo affections.
SPEER'S WINE
la not a mixture or manufactured article, but is
pure, lrom the iulce of the Portugal Sambucus
grape, cultivated in New Jersey, recommended by
Chemists and Physicians ai possessing medical pro
perties superior to any otner wines in use. ana an
excellent article for all weak and debilitated per
sons and the aged and Infirm, Improving the appe
tite and benefiting ladies and children.
A LADIES WINE,
nauB it wilt not Intoxicate as other wines, as it
contains no mixture of spirits or other liquors, and
is admired for Its rich, peculiar flavor, andnutrltlve
firopertles, Imparting a healthy tone to the dlgest
ve organs, and a blooming, soft, and healthy skin
ana complexion.
WP. REFER TO
A few well-known rcntlemen and physicians who
have triea tie wine:
Gen. WInflel I Scott.U.S A.
Gov. Morgan, N.V. State.
Dr.WUson,llthst,N.Y
Dr. Ward, Newark, N.J
Dr Dougherty, Newark
N.J.
Dr. Marcy, New York.
Dr.J.R.cbiiE n, n. Y.tity.
rip Pi.kor M. V. ntr.
Drs. Darcy.VNichoU.New-
arte, n. j.
vr. raisi, rnuiuia
ErNone genuine without the signature ofAL
FRED SPEER, Passaic, N. J.,' is over the cork
each bottle.
C?MAKE ONE TRIAL OP THIS WINE.
For sale by Drugglits and all flrst-clsss Dealers
Trade supplied In Baltimore by WM. H. DROU N
&BRO.
A. SPEER, Proprietor.
VijiETAnD Passaic, New Jersey.
Office 208 Broadway, New York
JOHN LA FOY, Paris,
nov S ly Agent for France and Germany.
JUHT TRY OUR NEW STOCK OP
Clothing from the People's Clothing store, No
460 seventh street, near F. They out-wesr any
thing you can buy and they are sold so cheap at
' J. II. SMITH'S,
No. 460 Seventh street, near P.
I would advise all to come and buy their Clothtn
at SMITH'S, No. 460 Setenth street.
Ittouarewlsetou will come to SMITH'S, No
460 Seventh street, near F, opposite City Post Of
flee, to buy jour Clothing, Furnishing Ooods,
Trunks, Hats, and Caps.
The PFOPLE'S CLOTHING STORE, No 460
Seventh street, Is the best place In town to buy
rour Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, lists,
and Caps. J. It. SMITH h CO, Clothiers, 480
Seventh street.
Call soon and see our new stock of Fall and Win
ter Clothing, which we are selling at very low pri
ces, at the PEOPLE'S CLOTHING STORE, No. 460
Seventh street, near F.
Great attractions at No. 460 set enth street, titw
stock of nothing just arrived, and selling at our
usual low prices. J. H. SMITH h CO , Clothiers.
ISo. 460 Seventh street, and corner Twentieth street
and Penn. avenue.
Great bargains in Clothing, Furnishing Goods.
Hats, Csps, Boots, and Shoes, on the corner ot
Twentieth street and Penn. avenue.
SMITH k CO , Clothiers, First ward, cor. Twen
tleth street and Pennsylvania avrnu, is the che sp
ent place in town to buy your Fall and Winter
Clothing.
Call at the First Wsrd Clothing store and get
your Fall and Winter nothing, Hats, Caps, Boots,
and Shoes.
SMITH fc CO., Clothiers.
Cor. Twentieth street and Penn. av
FIRST WARD CLOTHING HOUSE, corner of
Twentieth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
You can buy your Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots,
and Shoes cheap, corner of Twentieth street an J
Pennsylvania avenue.
sep so 3 m
4 TTENTION, SOLDIERS AND SUT
j. 1.ERS. Having just completed our assort
ment of Camp Furniture, we would now respect
fuiiv invite the attention of Soldiers and Sutlers.
Our assortment comprlies In pert the following
i Pmrt srni-hta lf !
Camp Chests for mess of from four to six, Camp
Tables, Camp Stools, Camp Cots, Camp Mattresses,
with all other articles of Camp Furniture calculs
ted to mske a soldier comfortsble. All of which
will be sold st the t ery lowest cash prices at
GREEN h WILLIAMS,
au 31 No. 636 Seventh street, corner D.
OOJIF.THING 'NEW.
I
TRY IT.
Nowls the time to buy ) our Fall Clothing, at No
460 Seventh street (where youcsn find all the latest
style goods, at Northern prices.
Ho tho t for Seventh street, No. 460 A large In -voice
of Clothing, at very low prices, No. 460 Sev
enth street, nesr r. M t
A new way to save Gold I Buy your Clothing at
No. 460 Seventh street, opposite Post Offlce, at to
per cent, below the msrket price, In Treasury
notes.
Smith's, No. 460 Seventh street, Is the cheapest
house In town to buy your Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Trunks, Hsts, and Caps, sep 20 Im
N
T I
N
A I. LOAN,
THE NEW
TWENTY YEAR SIX PER CENT. BONDS
of the
U X I TE D STATES,
(Artotcn as " Fix Tvrnf fi.")
The COUPON BONDS In sums of (60, S100, fcfiOO,
and a t,ooo,
The REGISTERED BONDS tn sumiof W, 8109,
S600, 1 1,000, and (0,000,
(Inemf comrnrnefna; at date ofpurchtte,)
FOR BALE AT PAR BT
.IAY COOKE CO., Bankers,
453 Fifteenth street.
These Bonds are the
Cheapest Government Becuiutt
now in the market.
Interest payabte semi-cnnualty
IN GOLD
Is equivalent, at present price of ootn, to
ti Pen Cent In currency.
nov 25 tf
DO YOU KNOW IT 1 It you do not, call at
SMITH h DL' ALL'S, No, 301 Seventh street
near K st rret, and bu) yourself a nice suit of Cloth
ing from them, hi they Bell cheap.
SMITH h BEALL,
Clothiers,
No. .im seventh street,
nov 31-41 jaai Ne,r K itr
ISPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO OUR
i new itk of Fail and w Inter Closing, Gents
Furnishing Goods, lists, and Cags. fc
a. 28Joi ClotUcn, No. Ml Seventh .tract.