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Onr country, dear country,"
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, i , Tho tear and the treasures, ,
-, , From hcarte pur, end trie,
" 'Onr country, nflowltn
' t In tarranta for Ton..
The rock end the mountain!,
Though tUent shall rnonrn,
Onr father! and brother
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, whoioiratcnwrd;foTer ' " ,
."Onropd-Uherty."
' 'Then'wik'on, Ot rtion,"-:- ci
.And stem tho stern Ud;?
' - Lead armlet to conquer, i i f
- ' i For right's on onr side, t , ,.
OnrioriwlUdeVwoTner'.. 4 ,!
Thonch eln be unfurl M
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The bride of the world., ' r.
, Washington, D.C., 1868.- '
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Am IaeU.-t of B-talo . Col, M'Jfell at
out- Masuatala, ,
CoL Hngh M'Nell, of the famous ''BnckuU"
regiment, who wae killed at the 'tattle of An.
tlstam, weaoaecf the mott accomplished offl
k cera of tho federal service-, A aoldler relatee
an exploit of hie at South Mountain, which 1(
worth recording.. "' '
1 Durlnr the battle 'of Bonth "MomiUln-the
rebel held a very strong position. iTheywrre
potted in the mountain pan, with Infantry on
- the lulghts on every side. Onr men were com
pelled to carry the place by atorm. The poil
tlonaeemed Impregnable) large icrany rock
protected the enemy on erery aide, while onr
jam were exposed to a galling nrsv. .
, " A band of rebel occupied ledge on the ex
jtreme right, aathe'colonelapproached with a
few of hi men; The nnteen force poured upon
them a Toller. M'Nell, on the Instant, gave
the command! -
."Four ydor lire upon those rock "
The Bncktalla hesitated) It wa not an order
that they had beenaccuitomed to recelrei they
had always picked their men.
-"Tire I" thundered the colonel, "I tell yon to
fire at those rock I"
The men obeyed.- For some time an Irregu
lar Bre waa kept up t the Bncktalla iheluring
themeehe as beat they conld behind trees and
rocks. On a sudden, It'NeU,'(aughtlghtof
mu rucu pcCTiujc suiuuku an opening in me
work to get an aim. - The eyes of the men fol
lowed their commander, and half a doten riles
were Welled In that direction.
"Walt a minute," aald the colonel,' I will
try my hand. There la nothing like killing
two birds with one stone."
The two rebels were not In line, but one
stood a little distance back of the other, while
Jut In front of the "foremost waa a slanting
rock. Colonel M'Nell eeited a rile. raised It.
glanced a moment along the polished barrel)
Kiwi luMuwGu, inu uom wo reoeia aiaap
peared. At that moment a lond cheer a little
distance beyond rent the air.
" All right now," cried the colonel) " charge
iuo tuvai.
The men sprang np among the rocks in an
instant.) The a
a aanghtea rebel turned to run.
Kn( Mnm.lM MMk.alwJ. .fll.. V..U.II.
and were obliged to surrender. J Not a man of
them escaped. Erery one, aaw the object of
mo roionei oruer 10 nre ai ranaom among
the rocks. n had aent a party around to their
rear, and meant this to attract their attention.
irwaa a perieci success.
ine two reoeis, ny mo opening in the ledge,
were found lying there stiff and cold.'.. Colonel
M'Nell'a bnllet had struck the slanting rock In
front of them.' glanced, and passed through
both their heads. There It' lay beside them,
flattened. The colonel picked It up and put It
m ms pocaei.
Mn. Fusudu's aruoii In the Senate, on
Thursday last, on Gorernment arreeta, la wide
lv commended for Its Strang- seme ami HIsIm.
tic power. ' We hare only apace for the follow
ing paragraph cnt from a condensed report of
his remarks i
Ee waa willing to admit that something had
1een done, apparently without law. There has
been a great cry that the country la In danrer.
tint vrKam Vm vr what thai am muvha tu .
w n HtH sav Hin n um u vijr t,wo 11 uiUi JJ7
regarded It no mora than the cry of a pack of
wuuea. luocry comca irom newspapcra wno
have assailed the Gorernment and thrown all
the obstacle In the way that they could, and.
from men who are known to be In sympathy
with the rebellion.- If he (Fessendeni-anould
And any fault, It would be that the President
haa not been quite strong enough ) he should
hare stricken down the great heads of disaffec
tion instead of the smaller parties Ifanygreat
paper advised the military commander to aelte
, the Government, he should strike down that.
He waa afraid there waa more solicitude for In
dividual In this chamber than for the Interest
Of the great masses in this struggle. There are
msny things which may be done and must.be
done, In times like these, which, in ordinary
times, could not 'be allowed." Doea anybody
doubt the patriotism or the President' of tho
United States t Does any one pretend he bat
not done what he thought waa best to suppress
this rebellion and preserve the country, or that
he haa wilfully violated the rights of any cltl
rent RnnHuixcis or TniDnsootunoAsiiiHis.
tu,tiov.-Q en. Scott, In his rejoinder to Ex-Prcs.
Ident Buchanan, essentially disposes of his pre
text that the-arme ahlpped to the Southern
States during the latter part of his term were
distributed as the quota due those States, or
were condemned arms. He states that while
the rebellion was Impending, 115.000 stand of
. , arms were transferred from Northern deposita
ries to Southern arsenals, of which 05,000 were
new percussion muskets, 40,000 altered parens,
j slon muskets, and 10,000 percussion rifles, all
arms or as good quality aa those distributed to
the army. He also shows that atthat time, while
Rhode Island, Delaware and Texas had not
drawn their quotas of arms for 1800, and Mae
sachuaetts.Tennessee and Kentucky onlyln part,
Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Al
abama, tonlilana, Mississippi and Kansas were
supplied with their quotas for 1801 In advance.
This distribution was In addition to tho 115,000
is, stand mentioned above, which were merely
r stored In the South, aa Mr. Buchanan eaya, to
equalize the deposits among the different States.
ViXUNDioiUH, TheBucyrns, Ohio, Jmna
haa the following Incident of Mr. Yallandlg.
bam'a late visit to Mansfield, Ohio. After the
speakers bad concluded, three men entered an
omnibus to ride to a railroad station, and aat
down. An unknown person wss In the vehi
cle. One of them asked another, "Did you
hear Vallandlghaml" "Nol" replied the
other Indignantly, "It would be morecredlta.
Me to hear Jeff. Davla himself than that con
temptible traitor, Vallandentootlnham." Here
the stranger started up, and, putting on a se
vere look and an extra amount or dignity, said,
fiercely, "IamMr. Vallandlghaml" "Itdon't
make a bit or difference," firmly replied the
gentleman, "I haro nothing to take back."
This completely cowed the butternut, and lie
kept entirely silent during the remainder of the
trip.
L XOTAID. the French acrobat, receh es a sale-
, ry greater than the Income of the Archbishop
6f Canterbury, and three times that of the
it Premier, forurnplng from one rope to another,"
r t the risk of his neck.' It Is twice as mnch ai
'. that of the President of the United States i sit
time that of any of hi Secretaries.
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Mariartng to 'colored trooyt at Baaisfari.
- The following. is rrom a, letter to tturfcw
Tork ImUpmdmt, dated Nov. 7i
This is a great day for the Inhabitants of Beau
fort white and blaokj soldier and citizen. ,
3 o'clock p, m. I hare been to see the mus
tering In of the first company of South Carolina
volunteer. They were marshalled before the
headquarter of Gen. Barton a stalwart band
proudly shouldering their gun, aa they stood In
their red pants, blue coats, ana capa. , f
Gen. Barton, (one of God' noblemen,) whom
the world will honor, cameout and stood before
tham. In i military costume. ,. Grouped 'around
were parties oi soomng aoiaiera nfre ana uiero
an officer, whole curled Up and upturned nose
told the whole story of his patriotism and.phl,-lanthropy-whlle
groups or negroes of all ages
and altea Oiled up the circle, watching with star
lng eyea for this atrange ceremony. .General
Baxton I tall, with: a finely molded figure,
straight aa an arrow, very graceful In his mo
tion and exceedingly active., After showing
them the first movementaof the drill, and hav
iigitham follow him for few momenta, be ad
dressed them idling thera in plain but very
understandable languago what would be ex
peotadoCthemaaaoldlera. . ,
He then administered the oath, and turning
towards the crowd of sneering officers, soldiers
and lackeys, with a clear voice ha pronounced
them all, free they." their wives, children,
fathers, mothers, brothers, and sister J' and
all your relations," he addedi "and you have
as good. a right, to freedom a t have, or any
other living man. OoD sbvir uu x mix to
a a a-orz."
- Aa he aald this, aa with one tumultuous reel
ing of enthusiasm, every man In the company
sprung bis hat from his head, and swinging It
high In air, gave three, of the most tremendous
cheer I ever hesrd. "No ono had prompted
this, or hinted at It. It came aa the rushing
of waters, and there waa nought to hinder.
Theywerefree. Governmenthadacknowledgcd
their manhood. , .
Shall we call this year or war a year apent In
valnl Not.ao. It has emancipated forever.
through the confiscation law, millions of slaves.
It has made the, colored man a United State
aoldler on the Sea Islands of South Carolina. It
haa established achoola within sound of the
rebel guns of Charleston and Fort Sumter.
un I tuat tne wnoie norm couio. iook into
Beaufort Baptist church, thla day, and aeeone
hundred and sixty children learning the first
lesson of freedom from the black-board. It has
done more. It baa brought two brave gene.
rah Major General Mltchel and Brigadier
General Rnfne Saxton, born at the North, and
educated at West Pointto take their stand on
the aide of Justice bravely before the world
loenierinecuurcneaoi ineemancipaiea slaves,
and to speak to" them of the Inalienable rights
of man, aalf they stood in the presence of a
manhood that would do them honor. F. D.
Gioi.
Miscellaneous Items.
Tub NaviaarioH of tux Yixa-rsE-KiaNO.
A gentleman residing at Hankow, In a letter
Huwun ncyvcut uyt , eaj a uh m-uud lion
American steamer arrived out there at the be
ginning or the week, lor river-tramc, ana tne
centaia save a. itrsuu uauuuci on uoaru tosu
the .Europeans In Hankow. She Is a msgnlfi
cent boat, with splendid saloon, elegantly fitted
np, of about 3,000 ton register, and beat Dent
X Co,' raetcat steamer in tne trip rrom iian
kow to Shanghai.
Tux En KCiranoM Muoxm in tux Mis
iOURl LHiBummi A classification of the
member returned to the 'next Missouri Legis
lature shows 59 emancipationists and SS con-
tlon or two emancipation' United State Sena
tors, nd the adoption of measures which must
relieve the State of the burden of alarery.
WniSKT Is selling In Augusta, Georgia, ac
cording to the doleful compTalnta of the oen1
tut, at "fifty cents a drink." The&nffne! addsi
'"None bit a Congressman or a major general
can afford to get drunk at the present prices.
Any poor man who made himself a toper for
lack of sense will hare to become sober for the
lack of cents."
A native Fhlladclphlsn, Mr. Joseph Rodney
Croskey, baa offered himself as a candidate for
the British Parliament from Southampton. Mr.
Croskey was formerly an American consul at
that port, and has been for some years engaged
In extensive business In London.
Cool. The mercury .fell to 10 below zero
yesterday morning, and waa below tcro most
of the day. With two feet of snow on the
ground, this will pass for winter. Bangor Whig
of Wtdruidoy.
An Irishman Just from the sod was eating
-''- U1U VUGVD. IfUQU UO IUIUJH bW IU UUU
that It contained living Inhabitants. "Bo J
beri," lie exclaimed, "doea your chazo In tbla
country haye chllder 1"
Tms Cincinnati Gazette suya that Randolph
Roger, tho dlitlngnlthed America, aculptor
from Italy, arrtred there on Bat n relay Ian on
hia way West,
A new manufacture of socks, made of cotton
and cow-halr. has been commenced at the South.
Thy are soft and durable, and possess the ad
vantage of not wetting easily.
Tb London IXmsM authoritatively declares
that Prince Alfred will not accept the throne of
ureece. jus moiner ia.n.a u wouia noi ue
proper.
Tub Cuban Suaiu Chop, A well Informed
correspondent, writing from Havana under dato
6th Inst., says the crops of sugar ara unusually
large.
The weather la uncommonly severe In the
flouth. There's snow on the ground beyond
NashTllle.
"PROPOSALS FOIL WOOD.
DErOTQUAHTMMABTEft'S OrrUE,
Alexandria, Va., Ueo.io, 1863.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
offlce until Wednesday, the nth lastant, at 13
o'clock u , for the delivery to the Goternmentof
ten thousand (10,000) cords of wood.
The wood to be hard, sound and merchantable,
4 feet In length and split In the usual manner. De
liveries to be made in the city of Aleaandlrla,
and along the lines of the Loudoun and Hstnpshlre
ad Orange and Alexandria railroads, at such
Klntsonsald roads and within said city, as the
pot Quartermaster may direct; and not to be
considered complete until the wood shall hate
ben corded la ranks, four feet high, and Inspected
and measured. The whole of tho wood to be de
livered within forty days after the date or the con
tract. A Got ernment lusppctor will be designated
to measure and Inspect the wood, who will reject
such as does not strictly conform with fke aboe
specifications.
Payment to be made upon the completion of the
whole contaact.
The full name and post offloe address nf bidders
muas appear In the proposals, and also the names
of all parties composing a firm of bidders.
An oath of allegiance must accompany each pro
posal to Insure Its consideration.
Proposals must be addressed to Lapt. C B Fer
guson, Assistant Quartermaster U. s, army, Alex
andria. Va , and plainly endorsed " Prouonuls for
Wood."
GUAIUNTFi:.
The following form of guarantee must accompany
each proposal, signed by two responsible persons,
Whose responsibility must be shown by the otttoial
certificate of the Clerk or the nearest District
Court or of a United sutes District Attorney.
Bonds In the sum of urteeo thousand dollars will
be required of the suooesful bidder upon signing bis
contract, signed by the bidder or bidders and his or
their guarantors.
Feral nf Guarantee.
We, , of the county or-, and State of ,
and , of the county of , and btate of , do
hereby guaranty that Is able to fulfil his con
tract In accordance with the terms of his proposal,
and that, should the same be accepted, he will at
once enter Into 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 official
certificate above mentioned.
The undersigned resen es the right to reject any
and all proposals for Informality or exceiilyp
prlea.
A , CB. FERGUSON.
. .-.C' Ass Quartermaster. U. S. A.
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OAK IIAI4 ClaOTHINO IIODBK, Ko. 44 1
tsrenth street, near V stivet. the Ortat fiuar
of Fashion, where you osn (lad the best oat and made
Cloth tn for Men and Doyi wear that thetaarket
cao produce, and ouf prices ,'for cheapnet.y and du
rability of (our goods- iry comjJttltlon, (Our
neighbor Smith twq doors abortLso Ipng noted for
selling clothing less than any house tn the city, in
a private eonrersstlon, acknowledged to us that
our Hoys Clothlngwasthebestmsdeandcutgoo-s
he erer sawiand, If the citizens of Washington
were posted i In the goods t hare, my store would
beoremm with Udtes and gentleinen In want of
clothing, and 1 only wish to have you call and see
our beautiful assort men ts of alothlng , and I think
that our piieerJ and goods will more than pay you
for calling aft he Leading Clothing House, No. 46
Seventh street, near F street, two doors below
Smith's. "
Everybody knows Smith, but, Instead of catling
at his place, come In two doors below.
N. JJ. I have a special word to ssy to the Ladles,
that I catvplesse them better than eter InBojs'
Clothing, as my stock excels anything f ever had.
J. BRUCE k. CO ,
Formerly at Odeon Hall,
noT21-atJ.nl Now at Oak Hall.
AC A II D.
Oak IlALLCLOTiiiaa Boom.
Mr. Bruce, formerly at the Odeon Hall, has now
opened a new store at Ho. 404 Serenth street. Just
below Smith's, where he has a tine selection of Men
and Boys clothlnr at very low prices! he Is desi
rous of having all Ids old customers cull on him. as
they can buy goods at lower prices than any other
store in the city. ' J. BHUCK.VCO,
-JULmci-,
No. 46 Seventh street, near F.
Call and see Mr. Bruoe, at No. 4M Seventh street
near F.
Mr. Bruce has a Fine Stock of Clothing for Men
and Boys' wear, at No. 464 Seventh street, opposite
iir rvii iuio.
Mr.
Brace li the man to please the Boys In Clotb-
lng, at No. 484 Seventh street.
LTerrb-tdr knows thut Mr
rto. BfTcnin -irvri.
verybody knows that Mr. Bruoe can sell Boys'
Clothing cheaper than any one else. No. 444 Sev
enth street, opposite City Post Offlce,
nn sireei, opposite city ros. umce.
For Men and Boys' Clothlna? call on Mr. Brace, at
uaK Hau, no. 4S4 Bventn street, between K and F,
Mr. Brace Is the man to pleaee you In Boys' Cloth
lng, at Otvk UtU, No,4l Seventh street, oppoilte
i un nu,nuw aT rrnin street, opponi.
Post Office. i2 Ira
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il KAND ADVANCK OP TIIE1 AlUIY OF
- THE, POTOMAC, and all the stores are err
ing up the prices of their goods but SMITH &
BE ALL, No. 361 Seventh stmt. We are able to
sell good clothing nearly as cheap as ever, We
have been fighting against high prices for the last
year, and our stock now Is good, and we are able to
sell at low prices,
SMITH Is all the time In the msrket picking up
goods at old prices, and that Is one reason we un
dersell all others. We hare the means and ability
to sell cheap, ind we will do It, as our customers
want Good Clothing at low prices, and we are just
the men to sell It to them. A cnll Is solicited a't the
cheap cLormso house of
SMITH & BEALL,
Clothiers,
No. 301 Seventh street,
nov2i dtjanl First door belowthe market.
"IirilO HAYS SOt We say that our store tn
W the First ward may not hate caused acorn
motion, but do say that we are running off an Im
mense stock of Clothing af the Leading First Ward
Store, corner of Twentieth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, but who erer saw a store where a Smith
was that did not do business T and the reasen is,
theyalwa)s sell their goods too cheap. That Is
why they are always poor. (Who erer heaid of a
Smith getting rich t I never did)
We are determined to furnish all the First WarJ
with Good Clothing.
F. erybody had better come soon and buy, as 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 have a ery forge lot of
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, and Shoes left, and
we are determined to run them oitat great bar-
,.ln., at lle.d,u.,..r. fo, Clothing In the First
Ward, corner of Twentieth street andPcnnsjla
nla avenue and No, 400 Seventh street.
nor.l-HltJanl SMITH fc CO.
"PROPOSALS FOR HAY.
Depot Quartermastcm's Urrirc, I
Corner 18th and Q streets, I
Washington, December C, lb6.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be recehrd at this
oraceuntllTUF.SD Y,theJCthday of December, at '
13 o'clock M , for furnishing the Government h Ith I
four thousand (4,000) tons or Hay
r thousand (4,000) tons or Hay.
av to be good nierchsntableTiMOTUVs put up
ivies, and delherrd at two thou. and i'J,ooo)
II A II
In bales,
nounds to the ton,
Delivery to be made In the city or Washington i
within twenty-fit e(V3) days om the date o the
contract. t
PROPOSALS.
ProjKJi.aU will be receh ed tor it. e uuJreJ (fiou) i
tons of Hay and upwards. '
The full name and post office address oi the bl Ucr '
must apnea r In the proposal.
If a bid is made In the name of a lirm, the .mines i
of all the part Its miut appear, or the bid will be !
considered as thelndirlrttiftl proposal of the partner
signing It.
(TO
ronosals romdlaloral parties will not be eon
sldered, andAN oath or alxeuiance must aicobi-
FANV EACH rHOrOSITION.
Proposals must be addressed to Colonel D. H,
Ruckrr, Quartermaster U. 8. Army, Washington.
D. C , and should be plainly marked Proposals for
Hay."
GUARANTFF.
The ability of the bidder to Mil the contract, should
It be awan?d to him. must be guarantied by two res
ponsible persons, whose signatures must be appen
ded to the guarantee.
The responsibility of the guarantor must be
shown by the ottlclal certltkafe of the clerk of the
nearest District Court, or of the United Slates Dis
trict Attorney.
Didders must be present la person when the bids
are opened, or their proposals will not be consid
ered. Bonds etiual in amount to half the sum to be re
celved on the contract, signed by thecotftractor and
both of his ruarsntors. will be reautred of the iie-
cessful bidder upon signing the contract.
Aathe bond muit acomDaniths cnntrrt.lt will
be necessary for the bidders to hare their bonds
men with them, or to hat e bonds signed in anticipa
tion and ready to be produced when the contract Is
signed.
tUanks for bouds can be procured upon applica
tion being made at this office, either personam , by
letter, or by telegraph. '
We,
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, of the county of
', and btate of
. and of the county of. . . .. ami State
of, do hereb) guarantee that Is able to
fulfil a contract In accordance with the terms o his
proposition, and that, should his proposition be
accepted, he will at once enter Into a contract In
acoordance therewith.
Should the con; r act be awarded him, we are pre
pared to become his securities,
(To this guarantee must be appended the offlclal
certificate above mentioned )
INSPFCTION, DELIVERY, &c.
All Hay contracted for under this adiertl.ement
will be rigidly Inspected, and such as do not pro e
of a good sound merchantable quality will m re
jected. .,
pa) ment to l made upon the completion of the
contract, or so soon thereafter as the Depot (Quar
termaster shall bo in funds
Any Informality In the bid, or non-conformance
with the tenflsofthls advertisement, will ensure
tha rejection of the proposal.
Delivery to be made at the Railroad Depot, or at
one of the Got ernment Uhartes in the cm of
Washington.
Tho DeDOt Quartermaster resen es to hlmnelf tha
right to reject any or all bids that he may deem too
Hift
.fkh.
D. II. RUCKFR.
Colonel and Depot Quartermaster
deo fi dtDIS
QFFICrRS' AND SOLDIERS' GOODS
FUNSTON fc SCOFIELD,
John t , Htm York, and 103 E ttrttt. near W.UarJt
Full assortment of Military and Fancy Goods,
Chevrons, Flags. Cloies, stationery, and genuine
Sperm Army Oil, Gun Polish, c. Full stock of
Fireworks. Sole agents ror the Colorific.
903 E street, juncture Pennsylvania airnue.
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The undersigned ha th ulsssaiaoC laomlng
the eltlsena of Washington, and O Ttaultr,Xhal
he haa been appolntel tolaigaal na-th ealeVrttsd
- TIaupruritroItaAItMws-swatW
the dnaand for tt haa torn reaialr laarewlnt c
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uy i.raauuu.roipnTaieianiuimniMiTnn
OtColnmMa.-' i jj, J&Hf -a
XXX ORHJLM -!
la brewed eipmslf tor I ul f lis and contain
none of the deletertou. isMSmmi wtilnli im aa
fra insnUf Introdilwd lotott).aasMsstur. el AI.
aniForrtoM.ttjCio..fi,, , -
"1.1
XXX
'illlr.
Is partlsularlf rsomi
imiMiulljsa a, alliu wall aa
.To persons snfltrlnr (roes h foas oI.ppetIM tt
XXX Cream Alels IpyaluabU aa -)m l asaaa
bl. stimulant, siring a haalthr and rtgoroustten.
tothastoussb. - , j SJJOI v
XXX OSSAM-AtJ! ,"i
Is hlfhlr recommed br tl raauttr o rhlladel'
phla and bf th. principal phnMan. of Wsahlari
ton. w j ."" i
xxx asslje-XAs,
U put UD In Dint and euart ttlM at aJ
ill' tun;
irtartlM
eopssios
for familr use; and ts deUrered to'aarpar
city, free or eharrej as la also t nsos as
quautr or Homed cutr. i i -r nai
- AVUtTiUlMCV
sal sad 4U Serentt street,
- Basement, opposite J, a
N. B. XXX Ale'and luMrurad-lsliraon
drantht at Kl and at. eath ptre, Baieai;t
aorro Ira -i aljar" e.
s
V T V K K I,' -QO Oj )ft-g
Provisions. r '"
Hams,
Dried Beef,
Beef Tongues, t
Cheese,
Sardines, Y
Fnglish nkles, Chow Chow, tts.
WoreestersbUre Sauce,
Leeter'a Wis Bitters,
Old Brandies,
Madeira, sherry and Fort Wines.
Holland Glo,
' Lemon, Ginger and. .Raspberry Syrups.
Champagne Vlaea, various brao-J,
Assorted Preserree. 7
Jellies, '
Old Whiskies, k Urge stock In cases,
An assortment Catsups, Caanea Fruits,
Potted Stents, Soups, Coctde&sed Milk,
Cigars and. Smoking Tobacco,
Brandy Cherne
, London Porter and Scotch Ale.
For sale by f
NOfiRISCALWKLL fcCO ,
Sis Pennsylvania .
novso Im .OpposlU .WUiatds' Hotel.
rpoBAoCO AND -OAByAHIWtypi j
W(i.iilAjauisuB,
WHOLESatc AKDrrl(ziAl-a rWi
TOBACCO tniSIOAS,m4kttlSIUVfrrH!S,
y writer oj t7iiMyinmt wnnw. ono 01ZI.1 K.,
WAsllrNOTOM. n.rl ' ' "
Harliut recentlr enlamd mr nlac. ot SuslnVas. 1
am now prepared to offer to the cttUa&i m Wash
Ington th beat brands of Tobacco mndsmars, at
wholesale or retail, cheaper than saa'M'roiht
elsewher.lntheltjrr Mt,d 1( '
LA FATOMTA BUXNO,
ELKtiAlTTBES,
LA TUSOA,
FLORDXiUTO,
LA jBSPlmLA,
Are excellent branda, and every lorff iOf good 8
s;ars are to test them. . . , ,
Also, Smoking; Tobacco of all kinds, wholesale
WILLIAM OROMC
norSO Im Cor. Fann. ava. and. Bath at.
N1
UTICE.
ivooB AnrocATX's Orttcz.
Washington City, D. CHar. IS, StS.
Applisatlonsharinr been made by litflaa. ta i
IC4US,tOgO
to their friends and families In tba South, notice Is
ij lurir ifecuu iuti iaiuut;iii iw ouuku. uvukv is
hereby given that all applicants must make a wrtt
ten statement ta tblBiOflIcerwlfledbyoath,b
iwswo ini oaia uus is uay v. vwcmoer next,
setting forth- r-f..v
First. The name, age, and residence oftheappU-
Seeond.'The date when aS earns within the mll-
uary lines oi me uniiea iaws, ier wpat purpose,
and where she has since resided.
Third. The place she desires to go to, and the
purpose or object thereof. '
The Dtrioni to whom leir mar be -rit trill
be sent with suitable escort fro mj Washington to
S.ut..n.ialVwV.. -
no prsoa win do aiiowea u imae more man one
trunk or package of female wearing appareLwelgh-
spectlonj and any attempt orsyflrt t sawttle coo
traband property will forfeit tb aame, and susiMt
the patty to Imprisonment darl&t tha war. '
nov IT Major and Judge Advoeate.
Edward Everett'a Reply toau Kugllalt
t-ord,
ar poetical tvur.
What have we In America 1
We're wonder great and grand ,
We have the essence of the earth,
The cream of every land.
Our mountains ar magnificent,
our rivers are Immense.
And each man has sj kingly style,
Jf not a klng'a expense.
Our ships are known to all the world i
The farms cannot be beat)
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.
Our girls have beauty, wit, and grace,
They're charmtnr. street, d
mil, men, iniyrfiiMK
. t " ..-V. :-:. -
i tklrur wa hai
Is known as great OAK HALL,
Where the fall and winter stock of (trst-dass cloth
ing is now ready In extra abundance and greatest
arlety. All the new-style Overcoats, Sacks, Busi
ness Coats, Peg-top' Pants, Ac, selling at priceso
low that e errbody will buy and be satisfied.
J, BRUCE h CO,
'(Oak Hall,)
No. 464, Seventh street near F,
nov 31 dtjanl Two doors below Smith's,
-pUOpOSAI-9 FORUJBKF CATTLK.
SEALFD PROPOSALS are Invited until the S2d
usy oi uecemuer, iee, iop supplying
SUtea Subslsteooe Department wlthj,
th UnltAd
.000 head of
unit baiuo uu tuguuvi, , . - " tf
Th. Cattla to be delivered at W.sblnjton, U C,
and each animal to ar.rat.l00tiound.Kross. tta
cattls admitted that wtlxha (ess than 1,000 pounds
frosa. Heifers, Slap and Bulls not want!.
Th. first delivery to ba mad on or about tha 10th
day of January, lrt,oraa aoon thMwaftcr as th.
Government msr dlreot. aosr head of Cattl. par
week will b. r. quired to h. dflliared undtr taia
contr.et. 'u-
A bond with good and sufflMMt security will b
required Twntyp.rnr.ofthpuraaa.iaon.y
will be retained until da oaqpleUna o(lb. con
trset. ,
Proposals from contractors who hare previously
failed to comply with their bldsv from aisloysl per
sons, or where th. bidder 1. ftt preMBt to respond
to hi. bid, will not be r.laerM.
The name, of arm. ehould bet stated In full, with
th. precise address of each member of the Una.
F.) ment to bemad to cerUttcetr. of. Indebted
ness, or such other funds a. Oovernmeat may har
for disbursement. "
All bid. to be accompanied by two guarantees and
directed to Oil. A. lufcKWlTH, A.U.C, and C. B.
U. 8. A , W.shlngton, D, C, and endorsed "fropo
sals for Beef Cattle.1
Form o Quaranttt.
We, , of tha county of, and Bute of ,
do hereby guarantee that la able to fulfil th.
contractln accordance with tha terms of his propo
sition, snd thst, should his proposition b. aett b
ed, he will at one. enter Into acontraot la accor
dance therewith.
Should the contract be awarded him. we are pre
pared to become hi. securities.
(This rusr.ntee must be appended to each bid I
The responslbnity of-tha guaraatara must tx
shown by the cMnaiMrtlEeate of th. clerk of th.
neareit Dlstrtct Court, or of th United state Me
tric! Attorney. , ,
BiittcklchSiintitmmflywUhlliiclKMmllxnjvtti.
deed
lie -- -Hke ifvmton
t- jtTAif'no ttiii'a 1 1
&& C TJ
j t
il c- r 4 T, x .A an i
T E A (III
SF I OE8I
iOHOUND OOFFKE81I
TOBAOOdslll
1 A lartVufole or th. adore articles ara now
' hur netted, and lor sal. by
'' ,li" ' D. I. BROWN,
" Commission Broker,
1 Noi R, Waahlattot) Bullous;,
Sereoth Street aod Teoa. arenu.., !
SUTfcKBs'KE'bTJOtl
Ffsea, X pound packs. " '
,Tea tn (, a, W, II, tl, tl and 30 pound boxes.
Caaned Tomatoes In I doxen boxes.
-Ousted Feeehaa In 9 do sen boxes.
nsUss U S doien boxes.
Ou Drops lax pound p.p. rs. ,u
Gust Drops isKponnd boxes. '.
Raisins In boxes and H boxes.
NptferloTl ounce J)ap.rVand In I ,rdB boxes.
Xnflisn u.tard In M pound papers and eans.
s(lls htustartta hjiitil tross boxes.
Fresen ed Cherries In bottles. '
Flsja J pound drums and1 pound boxes.
Lemoij Sjrup'ln bottles'.
tLVO TOBACCO,
TINE-CUT TOBACCO,
CIQARI.
For sale br
D. Ij BROWN,
No. , Waahta(ton BulkUnc
aartnth street and Penn. arraue,
' - tWaahlnfton, D. C
rvo Tins omcEHjop the armt.
Just arrlved.'br direct ImDortatlon i it.mr
Pulton, rrom Europe, a very Una and large assort
ment of Marine, Opera, Field Glasses, and Tele-
Hopts,wro i will sen a very utile aboe the
cost la Puis. A. to tb. qualities, there are none
superior to ha hsd. harlni been .elected rmmos.l.
for thli market. Also, a large and welt-assorted
siocitor opera gismm, Microscopes gold, sliver,
and suet spretacle and Eya GlaaM., suited to the
Sight hy thau I. of aa Optometer. A considerable
number of certificates to beseen at my offlee, from
genOemen who bsve been suited at my establish
ment.
425 iVmuy'Mmia errmuf, bttwtm faur-anj-a.
1 Mfani SMhUrttu.
My EaUklUment ta tsp atalra.
Olossta JUttd to nil. The trade supplied.
DCS 1C1T
PROSPECTUS
or the
WEEKLT NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
The undersigned commenced, In the month
of December, 1860, the publication, la this city,
of a weekly tiepaper, called tho AoMonal Jfe
puoltron. It Is printed on a large sheet, twenty-seven
by forty-two Inches, and Is furnished at the low
price stated below.
It contains all the original matter of the
-Daffy Xatlonai Bepvilkan, with tho exception
of local newa not Interesting to country sob
crlber. It will give full report of the proceedings of
Congress, and of the other Departments of tho
Natlonsl Government.
It contain all the new of the day, foreign
nd domestic, markets, c, &c, as well as an
original correspondence from all parts of the
country. The miscellaneous department will
receive special attention, and, In all respects,
the effort will be made to establish the charac
ter of the JVaflonat Republican as a Family
Newspaper.
Waahlngton being now the central point of
the current military operations, great attention
will be paid to furnishing the readers of the
National Republican with full, and especially
with ocrurafr, accounts of the progress of tho
war for the Union.
In politics, the paper la Republican, sustain
ing tho Administration of Mr. Lincoln.
There Is nootlcr Republican paper In the
District of Columbia, or In the vicinity of it,
and It la believed that recent events have opened
to such a paper an Important sphere of nsefnl
effort. The time has come, when the actna
administration of tho Government upon Repub
llcan principles will explode, the mlsrtprcscn
tatlona which have made thoso principles s
dletatefhl to the South.
But It la not only here, aud In this vicinity,
thst the projectors of the Xattonal Republican
hope ta make It useful. To tho whole country
they offer a Journal which will discuss national
politic from a national stand-point, and which
will never be swerved from patriotic duty by
any overpowering pressure of local Interest,
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W
ATEU NOTICE.
In conseouenceof the lownessof the water in
the General Resen olr It will be necessary, unless
great economy of water Is practiced, for the Gov
ernment soon to shut off fhe supply to cltirens en
tirely. All persons are, therefore forbidden to use the
h) drants on Pfnnsyli enia avenue, or on any streets
or avvuur- unwrim r u iurMiiuu ui mo
Conuaisalonsr of Publlo Bulldlocs. for waterln the
streets or par.m.Dts, or tor soy prlrate purpose
waateraK
Ana all persons using tbe water are urgently so-
lldtcd to b as economical In its us. aa possible,
B. B.rjtMCH,
Commissioner of ruMloBulldlnt.
sep
' I . . .." y.,w
-I.
IJtzjic-
,!!.-, Tn i
ftyrae.;
' " EDUCATXQNAIir H
pihCL INSVITUTS, 7 f, I
V FOR YOUMO MtllCS. '
No. 01 K SrnccTf Nun the Ciactx.
TEAMS, per Quarter of ten weeks Quarter
commencing at the date of admission t
XUmentary Classes In Fnglish - at 00
Advanced Classes In FnglUh Literature
and flclence included - oo
jLimnvaiai issinjvogiin. srsncn.and
MUSIC .. 0o
Advanced a asses In English, French and
-Mwslo- .aa. f 00
Extra charge for Spanish, German, Italian, Latin,
and other Languages. !
'Dr. Z APFONE will ir tefiira. i Ath.ii
assist,-whenever he can spare time from hlsmedl-
on -i-t MR. A. ZAPfONI', rrlncip.- I
GCORCETOWNSaM.L SIMIN.Ryi
miss uaaaorxa's.
A BOARDING AND DAI SCHOOL,
151 Wot trrnr.iT.
The duties of this Institution tell) U. rutnl An
the 8th of September, ctreulara mar b. obtained
at tb. principal book-.tore. In Wasblnrton. or by
addressing; the principal.
W 4W IISHDI
M.J. HARROVIR.
NOTICE
TO THK PUBLIC
IN GENERAL
0 o a 1. 1 n u
RKSPAUttANT
a 4
7
--S-'
a 7
7
U 7
.
PrNVVAMIA
AVENUE,
10CTH SIDE,
( t formerly of New Vork,)
Ha. the Nameand ram of being one of
THE BEST XESTAUBAKTS IX TOWS.
i O-Glre us a trial, and judge for youra.U.lj
Everything In the House I. of the
BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
Don't forget the number,
37 Fenosylr.nla avenue,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets,
mar 10 South side.
NK
W INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL CLEO PLASTIC BONE TEETH,
without metal plate or clasps, by
DR. H . it. Rtnr.Hirr.Nn
910 Eros-way, titve Torkf and 360 Penn. avenue,
TTA8HLK0T0K, D. C,
Calls the attention of the public to the followlna
advent ares of hirimDroved aritcrat
lit. The teeth of his manufacture will never cor
rode nor chance color by any adds, and are three
fourths lighter than any other.
3d. No teeth nor roots need be extracted, as tha
IAtl n , ., . l '
i iiuwioi vik . i fc gii.srrieu sjyrr mrm.
SJ. Tbe roots will be made Inoffensive and never
to ache.
4th. No temporary teeth are needed, as permanent
ones can be made Immediately, thereby preservl x
tne natural expression of the face, which, under
I the old syatem. Is freauentlv dlsflrured.
6th. This workhasbeenfullyteated,foroverflre
J wmtw. vj uuaujr ui tun urn uyenuill UQ pnysictans
of this and the old country
Dr. S.has also Invented . whit Indestructible
metal fllllnr, with which tha most sensitive teeth
can be Ailed without pain, and can build up a per
fect sonnd tooth on any tide roots, which will last
through a lifetime.
He refers to the following gentlemen: Dr. V. Mott i
Dr. Doremus, Professor of Chemistry; Hon. A.
Diana, juu. ?, iraDiree, ice rresiaeni of in
Fmljcratlon Company of New Vork; Hon. Judge
Wayne, of tha Supreme Court, of Washington, D.
Ci and thotis-ida of other..
Call and examine for yourselves. nor a 4ta
APPLICATIONS ror DapUeate -.and
. Wr---
Appllcatlon having been made under the act of 23d
June, 160, for the reissue of the Land Warrants
described herein, which ara alleged to hare beem
lost or destroyed, notice Is hereby given thst, at
the date folio win thedescrlDtton oi each wurikat.
a new certificate of like tenor will be Issued jf no
valid objection should then appear.
Ho. 93,700, for 120 acres. Issued, under the act of
oaarcu, wxkiuinaasuneoiArnoianarr-igiOB, ana
was granted September 17, 1867 January 4, 186..
tiu. iH.wn, mi imai.i't;!, iiaucu uuurr iuc act 01
March, l-M, la the names of the minor children of
uaniri . racinne, oeceasea, ana was granted Oct.
4. io Mununry it. iai.
No. 100,847, for 160 acres, issued under tha act of
liinrcn iooo, in ine nameoi Ansei Alien, ana was
ranted AUrch 12. 183 Januarr 18. ISO.
No 100,360, for 1C0 acres, Issued under the act ot
maroji, iooo, ininoo-meoi nacnri, wiuow oi ueo.
Hatner, aud was granted January , 18 February
8. 1863
No 67,700 for 160 acres. Issued under the act of
jiiarcn -, iodo, id ine nine oi m. -Tisier, ana was
grnniru rDrur o, iooi trrusrr(, lOM.
No.Mffor (to acres. Issued under the act ol
September, i860. In the name of Jonathan Mc Henry,
nod was Granted July fith. 1891 March 1, 1861.
JOSFPH H. BABBITT,
Commissioner.
p u o p o a A L H ,
Dcror QuAaTcaMASTca's Orricc,
Corner 18th and O streets,
Wa-hlnrton. Dee. 10. 1H
SCALED PROPOSALS Mill be received at this
office until Saturday, December 20, 1862, at 13 o'clock
ui . (ui tuc uurtaiui reriooi ujuik "- iu me
Military ser Ico of the United States, In the city of
tt -iuuiuu, mu niu tt ii ii in .iirB uiucivi niu
city, from the 1st of January until the 80th of June,
1863.
Specifications for all the reaulrementaof such
I uuririii -no uv seen ni mis oiuce.
PROPOSALS
The full name and Post Office address of the bid'
der must DnT In the nrottoial
If a bid is made in the name of a Arm, the names
of all the parties must appear, or the bid will be
considered as the individual proposal of tho party
signing It.
Proposals from tliUowU pari tpu7 net tx CPuud
ernl, and an oath of allegiance must accompany
each proposition.
Proposals must be addressed to Captain Edward
L. Harts. Asslstsnt Quartermaster U. S. Army.
Washington, D. C , and should be plainly marked
" Proposals for the Surlst of Persons dying In the
military sen ice oi ine unucu siaies "
GUARANTEE.
The responsibility of the guarantors must be
shown by the olUclal certltkafe of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court or of tbe United States Dis
trict Attorns r.
The ability of the bidder to fill the contract,
should It be awarded to him, must be guarantied
by two responsible persons, whose signatures are
to be appended to the guarantee, and said evaranttt
mutt acctmjtany tka bid,
ZUdders must be present In person when the bids
arr opr, or inn propoiaia win noi om coaiia'
rxi.
Bonds In the sum of one thousand dollars, signed
"J ne "Dirwr icu worn ot iu tuiruwrf, i
b tMujr-d ot the successful bidder upon stcnlnc
lilt; a;uiiiBvi
Form of Quaranttt,
We. . ot thecouutv of -.and State of -
and , of the county of , and state of , do
hereby guaranty that Is able to fulfll the con
tract, In accordance with the terms of his proposi
tion, and that, should his proposition be accepted.
he v, ill at once enter Into a contract in accordance
therewith.
Should tho contract.be awarded to him, we are
prepared to become his securities.
(lo this guarantee must be appended the official
?t?rttflftsj .bm mention J )
the Depot Quartermaster rcsetres to himself
iiiv rigni io rrjrci any ur an uiu iukv iiv
accm ioo nixn,
EDWARD L. HARTZ,
Capt. aud Ass't Quartermaster U S. A,
.ieo 11
F
IS II - HA It GENT'S
AWNING, FLAG, AND
L'XIOX TEXT FAOTOItT,
No. 530 Pennsylvania avsnut,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
SUTLERS' AXB AR3TT TEX'iS
ON HIND OR 1I)I TO OEBIR.
Awolngs, Flsss, Tents, Mall Bas, Horse Covers,
SlKas, V acn Covers, Stc.. made at short notto..
rar-tl
NOTICE IS 1UIHEUV GIVEN THAT
tha Copartnershlp-lieretoiore exlsUaf between
LYLK St CUFriN is mis aar mssoirea ur mutual
Mb? ED
consent
!
JOHN Q XYLE.
J A. COFFIN.
-
' John O. L) I. still continues the business at th
, oUslsnJ.
Waihlntton, Jut y 21, 1861
jxt
" i s ia.mn.il in .rlliiiJeim . , ,
1ITKII.OI' UDVCETIIUH
One Kinue, fcrardsr :-...-- ul
One square, Bre daj -....-. 1.60
Ojwaqoarrtatt'dsT . u .... l.n
-IVert-Wbar d.T adTertUementsflftyper
wiu aacnuoixa.'
-"iossm irsrm)saeiiu charged a neir
(oral tisettMai.rri.rtsr l i.wl ,
" eirtfUnea ar le tcnratlteto a nroatsv ri -j
AdrertUetrmUa stxmld be handed la bj pin.
o'clock p. ....-; n -
STkKkl)!llilltD01IWIIS.
trr,ao rota'tCAnsoi-D,' '
br'tjnOIOB-OPbllTO" OKAPE.
"" rf)BHTSlClANS DJE, a '
For Femalei, Weakly, Arsons, and Invalid!.
f.
g?j
IS
ntSti
Erer? fitnnf.a(tnli lesion.'Ifiouldtue tl
- sgAHBUOt W1NE,J' -
Celebrated In Enrape floT t ta medicinal- and bene A
clal qualities u B gentle Stimulant, Tonic, Dlurtt le ,
and Sadortfle, highly esteemed by eminent physl
elanS, uesd in X Uropean nd.Ametieso Hospltali.
and by sme o( the first families In Europe and
., " .Aa a TfiNir.
It haa no equal, causing an appetite and buUdlnr
up the system, being entirely a pure wine of a most
valuable CrulL . -t .
A A DIURETIC,
It imnarta a nealthr action of tha Glans and Kld-
ntys.s -Urinary drgans.very'sieneflcl alia Dropsy
Gout, and RheumatlQ affections.
. PEER'S WINE
ksnota mixture ror manufactured article. but Is
pure, from the Juice of the Portugal flambucue
'pvt,cmuTBi--in icwrfcrfcytr-comiacaaei oy
bemlsts and PtirslLlans Sa Boesessliir medical oro-
perttM superior to any other. U lues la use, and an
excellent article for all weak and debilitated per
sons and the seed and Inflrtn improving the appe
tite s)n4Voanung jadies and children.
A LADIES WINE,
Becauae It will not Intoxicate as other wines, as it
w-iauia sv uisASi aa (usa- t umic. uuuuiii svu
Ja admired for itartsh, peculiar flavor, ana nutriuve
iropcrues, impanLasj a neanoy tone ro in oigesi
ve organs, and a blooming, soft, and healthy skin
and complexion.
WE REFER TO
A few well-known gentlemen and physicians who
have tried tie Wine i
0uWlx.ell Scott, U.S A. Dr.Wilfon.Uthst ,N.V
Gor. Morgvn, N.Y. State. Dr. Ward, Newark, N.J
DrJ.ILC-Utra.N.Y.CIty. I Dr Dougherty, Newark
Dr. Parker, N. V, Cit j . N. J
Drs. DarcyiNlchoU.New 1 Dr. Marey. New Tork.
ark, N.J. I Dr. Palst, Phllad 'a.
Er'None genuine without the signature of "A L
FRED 8PEER, Passaic, N. J ," Is overthe cork
eactsbottle.
jTTMAKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE.
For sale by Draggtsts and all first-lass Dealers
Trade supplied in Baltimore by WM. II. BRO Wit
K BRO.
A. S PEE It Proprietor.
Vincvabd Passaic. New Jersev.
Orrirc SOS Broadway, New Tork.
John la fot. Paris.
nov-ly
Agent for France and Germany.
JUST TRY OUR NEW STIKK OS
Clothing from the People's ClothlmfTtore, No
40 Seventh atreet, near F. They out-wear any
thing you can buy and they are sold so chvep at
J. H. SMITH'S,
No. 460 Seventh street, nesr F.
I would advise all to come and buy their Clothln
at SMITH'S, No. 460 Seventh street.
It you are wise you will come to SMITH'S, No
4C0 Seventh street, near F. opposite City Post Of
floe, to buyVyour Clothing, Furnishing Goods
Trunks, Hats, and Caps.
The PEOPLE'S CLOTHING STORE, No. 4b0
Seventh street, is the best place In town to buy
your Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats,
and Caps. J. H. SMITH b. CO, Clothiers, 4Q
Seventh street.
Call soon and seeour new stock of Fall and Win
ter Clothlnr, which we are selling at very low pri
ces, at tha PEOPLE'S CLOTHING STORE, Ho. 460
Seventh street, near F
Great attractions at No. 4u Screnth street. New
stock of Clothing Just arrived, and sellings at our
usual lrtw prices. J. H. SMITH -CO, Clothiers.
No. 460 Seventh street, and corner Twentieth street
and Penn avenue.
Great bargains in Clothing, Furnishing Goods.
Hats, Cspe, Boots, and Shoes, on tha corner oi
Twentieth street and Penn. avenue.
SMITH & CO , Clothiers, First ward, cor. Twen
tieth street and Pennsylvania avenue, Is the cheap
est plac In town to puy your tall and Winter
nothing.
Call at the First Ward Clothing store and get
) our Fall and Winter Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots,
and Shoes,
SMITH h CO .Clothiers,
Cor. Twentieth street and Penn-av
FIRST WARD CLOTHING HOUSE, corner of
Twentieth atreet and Pennsylvania avenue.
You can buy your Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots,
aud Shoes cheap, corner of 1 went let h street and
Pennsylvania avenuo.
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ATTENTION, SOLDIEHt AND BUT
IE18 Having just completed our assort
ment of Camp Furniture, we wontd now respect
fully Invite the attention of Soldiers and SuQers
Our assortment comprises In part the following
Camp goods, vln
Camp Chests for mess of from four to six, Camp
Tables. Camp Stools, Camp Cots, Camp Mattresses,
with all other articles of Camp Furniture calcula
ted to make a soldier comfortable. All of which
will be sold at the very lowest cash prices at
au 31 No. 636 Seventh street, corner D.
lOMBTlIINO NEW
tbTTTt
Now Is the time to burvour Fall Clothln. at No
460 Seventh street where you ean find all the latest
atyle goods, at Northern prices.
Ho f ho I for Seventh street, No. 460 A Urge in
voice of Clothing, at very low prices. No. 460 Sev
tath street, sear F. .
new way a save uou i y j uur -ijiur at
No. 460 Seventh street, orrooslte Post Offlee. at 10
per cent, below the market price, In i Treasury
notes.f ,
Smith's, No. 460 Seventh street. Is the cheapest
house In town to buy your Clothing, Furnishing
uooas, iruDiu, nau.n aps sepvo m
"iV-ATIONAI
ATIONAL LOAN.
THE NEW
rirjTirr year stx per cist, bonds
of tbe
U XI TED BTATEB
(Khovn as "Five TVenlUi.")
Tbe COUEON BONDS In .urns of M, ,100, S5o0,
n4l,W,
Th. BrcisTrarp bonds u sums of so, iuu,
,eoo, ,t,ooo, and ,ooo,
tkterett eemiacAci'nf at date if purcKtu,!
roa i -t ras r
JAY COOKE & CO., Da-k.r.,
' -453 .fVilA ttreit,
Tb... Bonos ar. tba
CaxarcsT Gomsam Siccruir
now In th. msrket.
tRlereit payable etmtonnutUy
IN GOLD
Is equivalent, at present price of coin, to
si Pan CiNT la currency.
nov 36 tf
DO YOU KNOW IT 1 It you do not, call at
SMITH h DI ALL'S, No. 361 Seventh street
near K street, and buy yourself a nice suit of Cloth,
lng from them, as they sell cheap.
SMITH & BEALL,
Clothiers,
No 301 Seventh street,
not .ll-dtjant Ker K street.
ESPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO OUR
new stock of rail and W Inter Clgthlng, Cent.
Furnish!., Co.", ""i'itJ-X.L k co ,
l( jm Clothiers, No. 311 Seventh stmt
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