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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-04-17

SSs niss1 u sss s. r. 3D. a.
a2e. six do, o7e. eight nine DO, SIC. tan
do, ~: ons nize BIZ fortxseight, o0c.Stwo
three do, cd. ;s1ouedo, 7lE. he do, pc. iii
do, 4 1850. seven d., v6e, eight 10, 100 tends
l1le. three Bin f6rtJ mine, 24e.: eight Do, OF.
six Blk Afty ons. 7es seven do 8se:i onA Blk
hft J,twok 16p. 3two do, $50. thres do. 800 Ave.
10, 1885, sevyh eight nine do, N6o sseh. awe
4lk6fty three, SSo. eight do, 49e. nine no,
f26c, ton Blk 6fty.eight, $780, one" Blk fny
nine, Tic. ~twodo, DC. ak do, 82o. aaEen do,
70o. eight nine do, &c each. one Blk sixty. 90:
two do, l4o. three do, loo four do, 40os; I've
seven do, 64c each. six do, 8le. nine Block so,
56e.z ten do, lac. seven Blk aixtJ.ans. 6o..PAxt
Blk sixty two, s22c.
:: 'Part Of Edsl4roek', A,,s 4dd
eight Akpss, lle. mine DO: lfse, s,n 90, 2oso:
ST. cLou6 CITY.
> Lots six eight nine ten Block twenty three,
1856 each. seven DO, S62o. one nine eleven Blk
TWEEN, -four, 1899 eaeh.,, twodo, 1859. five DO,
966c. twelve do, $3.50. " ''"'
=. = = - T. $lvia,on,. Aaa;tsen 81 ~" ~
Lots one two three four Eve Block I, 1855 each.
six DO, 1860. three Blk thirty one, 1880. :
|; 49,. ST. CLOUD CITY. . ""' 49,
Lot ten, Block thirty one, 252e one Blk thlr.
ty-tYo, 20se. TIVE. three DO, 1920 each. Eight
do, 244c. ten do, 234c. eleven do, 2lSc. twelve
do, 267o. three Blk thirty eight, $3.50. seven
eight nine d. I 2Do each ten do, Also. one ELK
thirty nine. 1920. two do, G6so. seven do, 1850,
eight 10, 1889. one Blk forty six, 300, three
do, l2lc. four do, ,soe. six seven eight nine do,
99c each ten do, l2ac. zone elk Blk forty seven,
1850 each. TWO Dc, l2kd. Eve seven: eleven do,
1909 each. eight ten twelve DO; 97o each. one
two three four five eight nineteen eleyen Block
fifty -four, &c each. six seveh twelve do, 1907,
each. one six seven Twelve Blk fHy five, 1879
each. two thrve four eight nine ten eleven d.,
97e each. r. do, ls0c, ~ 8 I 6six twelve Blk
sixty,two, 97e each. seven aine ten d., 74c
each. eleven do, 78o one six Blk sixty three.
1900 each; two tire. fonr five ssyen 81 2 9 s7e
Blk seventy, Tie. ri1 do, :s7c. Park. $500. ~
,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-04-17

Zone tv@4hnQe four Blk
Fdhy.1otrS925. ede.
648s.pneEsnr&Seighs
ten Rlk!mtBsstz,.9em
! saoh.4Hs 6seqetsa dc
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1855. one three Es
fsstSa nine, Blk 6fsy>
ssrea.97R.stssA two
| four pix eight ten do.
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fve ss~sl, lime Ock,
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Observation-Disclosures
d. 06 s6s3AlbnsS hrss
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k6ft1.ninevo7u eseh.,
two four oil. eight ten
lo|a b&4i @0hres
kA1GsHeAHlns blee1
.aixtI.. 91m each. TIVE
5EE ~Al 3N-AA ANae4
9su eeeh.ts1, thses
I've seven nine Block
sixty-ons. :-97m eash.
two46nr .sizsdeAsae1
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one threa ave seven .
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Observation-Disclosures
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| Seven B. sixty sir. SIN
s&h:s<wo.. Nv c.'r s'1 y
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sis<y 'ssvea. ota Zach,
swe jfesr six eight tea
do, ssm sesh. one ,i hve
seven nine Bshty sj6hs
+s7msseh, -t~sseaza z
eight tsIkdo, 98u eseh.
one 6vcseyen pine 3
Fshty1 nine, 97uf each.
four ai1.u6htc ass sdo.
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,esve4ztenYB seventy,
Sim Itch. Awo sir nine
d .9em eeahseiAt do
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-04-17

Lot one Block ten, 1850; TWO thres four do,
1t2t each; fvs DO; 1910; six do, $50; seven s
eight dos lllc each; nine do. 8Ac; ten do, $50;
eleven do. 7c; Is do, $50; l4lo, 25e;. one Blk
eleven, 2s4c; two DO, 227c; three and four do,
2,2e each; 1--WE seven eight nine do, 2f4c each;
ok do, $3.50; one and six Blk twelve, S25c each;
seven do, 24lc; eight do, 2A4c; six Block l3.
.A04e:I aeyep 10 328e. On. ~ =, .l.-A :
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-04-17

four seven ten Dc. CSC each. six de, sse:
one Ca 5 eightyeigkt, oSo: TO nine do,
.7sc. three DO, $50 four seven do, -li7c
each five ,si1 do.,156e each. eight do.
$3.50. one tour ten b eightynine, 1850 9.
Two DO, 74lc;; three do. 76lc; I've sSven
40, 2Eee; slx do,lo7sc; eightdo, 16bj
mine do, a5Sc; one seven eight nipe b
nniuety, 243c; Two do, l95; th,ee do l76c
tour Is; i56c; I've DO 2l5c; nix ID, 29Sc
len. DO. -ll7Qet one nix ninstyohe, SOC,
two three seven eight do. 1859 each; four
l56r; dte7ao, FIT; Ssix %, 1647c;; seven
eight Do, 1859; ten; de, 24Sc; oss ten ,
ninetytwo, 205c each; two Do, SIC; 1hree'
four nine d., 243e sseh; Eve DIP, 6S8e
sixldo 34tcj lseyea ao, 278p Lekbt d..
$3.50; one ninetythree, 1900; two do,
l6c; 3do, l75c; 1 do, lO23c; 5 do,293e
six d. 81 esofh seen "a, 1Y5c; eight
do,a l46c;3 nine do,' llzc; ten do; 'l46c:'
one len h ninetyfour, 98caeaeh; 1.-TWO -four
Cue nine do, $50 each; three do, SIC; six
do, Csc; IKE 78 do, 49c each; ,1ooe four
|7lOsb ninety.6yey Csc each; ;tw0i three
eight nine do ste each; five sizdo, SIC
each; one ten b nide.ysix, 49e each; two
three nine Ito, SOC each; }f1usseven ID, 47e
cachj FIVE 'sixi d. 500 e''eh; %, oneltenb
ninuetyseve'', ,9e each; ..'tadl.hiee eight
nine d. $50 each; four seven dol 35e each
five six do, 4sc' eachy' one i've nine b aiine'
tyciyht, SOC ;each two d., $685. three four
d., Sic each: SIXTEEN d.. Ase eaeh:, seven
do, 47c one SIXTEEN b ni1c's"i"e, 4oc each
Two three essht nine do 800 esch -four d.;
47c. Eve do, SOC. seven 429e@ lone tony
seten b 100, csc each: 2 8 10, Sic, 90 .
do, sc EACH; eight nine 20 ;49c; ten d.,
500; one three b one ,huudrea and. one, CSC
each;.' two nine do, '78c each; = four d.,
:1l7c;" Ave do, 43sc;' ten do, &c; one :hree
eight !tcr''b one hundred and txo, l46c
each: two nine do, l,l7c each: -four seven
d., 1856. each: six do, ~ &c each::' '6ne Tour
b one,hundrcd and three, l95efaeh; two
three do, = l46c each:'Fa O" five
30, 24S": six do, 2340e; seven do, $500
eight do; 488c: nine ten do, 390c each:
enc b one-hamdred aid four, 243c: two
d., l95c. three do. 1866: twenty two.ft
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-04-17
sG1aua 2e,aoerat
FOR YEAR 1861,

NoTlCn->tn ,As following list the letter q
s.1eaaas IL quArseR.---t Asss Aaying- besoms ex-
Asus,sd, p's are used instead For the same
ssaSon i il sssd for aud Blk stand fer
:, 0qsk-tsfsr cache for esnts-m for mills
>Wksre ''do'' IL used in town lots, it refers to
he lrst preceding Block
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-04-17

% 3 ne p 50 ! OS.
sOjuh IT.
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Towx OF PAy1E.H ILEIie..
Lois r1vss 0h
1ve2 eight nins teh1
Hfty four, - q sash.
~ seven y 1fty lIe,
I'm each. few Ml
.fosty ok, 10 ~ 4,
sov1sHlr % nAIls1,,
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-04-17

1873 4 b Is, .O59l M
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0S1m esch:--f%S4b'
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50. 037.meach; -2Sdo
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81 Is &c 6Tn 074 m
each: 80. -oas4a-;
rowH.sa,slofHsd,s1x
SsbdsvissoAs: See TAI.
~ - 49,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-04-17

b ,,0o three, l48 msscf'
b four, Ill m: lots !
:t,po three four.1v4' sH
seven eight b., ssvea,
! 81, N each: lone s,co
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enseightsb sight, 81 m.
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!, each: iaue :toe1.iho
focr b eleven, 81. N
each: ene tfo:4peD
.fo;:r ii ,x.elvr. 81 y.
each: one tr@%sse
fouar'hye pig .syf8 %
thirteen, 81, u eaeh:
one t,cp three fur 81
eigh, b fourteen, ~ m,j
each: I've do. $40 d:
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81 50 N -e,Acl.:: &ase
three four f!eMxMghts)
b sixteen, 81 II. each.
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four b twenty-five, ~
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too TIRES four fS91
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each: .onAtXa th1ae
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each; 4b32;37m:' RI
21%hs 80, sm1
each: Id skslaltnns ~
341lde., @7 m.each;
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2s4bS7, O55} m each. =!
l 2 3 4h $50 ps3.n5
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-10

Reap; No. s. Miscellaneous Dry Goods: A. Boiler
is cei and Fans Gum Ii ai ff.t"s
Tools for EnEin''rs; & Cooking Utensils, Stoves:
ia..s ss: T. Hose Brush BrasS. nS" Raaas "@i
Dry Goods; q. Lanterns; Q. Sperm OIL; r. Ship
ChAndissTy for stores and equipments; s. s'"tone-
PHILADELPHIA.
Class n Mel White Uas LSSs; No? white Oak
ffs H:'s go I fsss tss
Fine Ssst and Spar TnSs! No. IL White Pin" Pine
kSss. risak, BOyEt t;; &c: No; Is: Ssh Logs ana
n"sst i;ieSory, CspSt.n Esrs; No &c. Mahogany,
Black w % ,cLsrgy; No 4 CypTsss, csasE
fat, and .queEs;, No: d Steel; No z. Iron spikes;
for stores, 80; a. Whit Lead; No. 81. Zinc Paint;
tar. resin; 20 = Fish Oil, TALON. Soap; no. g.
Boilers; B. rig Iron; Lard oil; D. Boiler Felt.
Engineers: C. CooEins iUtensils. stoves. Sc; H;
Ef "a Hose csny" ras *
Cod; q sp4rSa oil; r. Ship Chsniiery for store
Equipments; 8. Stationery: 7. Fire Wood: !: :
WASHINGTON,
Plank; No; j.; Ash OAR; No, Is HicsSry Bar. =; No.
and an HSsainss; No. 81 Poplar: 10 Is from l So nt
Steel; No: q. Iron Spikes No. %. Iron Nail.; No.
Srci fsnt 6 fS H.rs No. g. cG
brown SOAP; No ss aiscciiancous Dry Go Goods. ship
Chandlery. &c;. for constructien No. AZ Tanks and
Poles Na g. aeaH~F Rni Ssf from nr an
Rivets; b. PiE Iron; c. Lard OH; D. Boiler Feting;
=. Gum Packing; F. Misceilsne"us Engineers
Cotton Canvass j Twine; X. Leather; L. Hose; NJ.
Brushes; n bunting and Dry Goods; p, Gas Pipe
for steamer fitting; y. Sperm Oil; X. Ship Chan
dl'ry tor stores and equipments s. Stationery; T.
Fire God. sc 2t-lawtOct2i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-10
DIR. J. II. McLEAN'S
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
BLOOD PURIFIER. ~
THE GREATEST REMEDY IN THE woRLDi
and the .a
MOST DELICIOUS AND DELIGHTFUL COR
DIAL EVER TAKEN s.. --...

The thousands upon thousands who are daily
using McLEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL,
certify that IL is absolutely an infalhle remedy for
renoystng and invigorating the shsttered and dis
restoring the sick, suffering invalid 20 HEALTH
AND STRENGTH
THERE Is NO MISTAKE ABOUT 1T.
1t Will cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Diar-
rhpa. Dysentery. Headache, Depression of SPIRITS
Fever and A que, Inward Fever. BAD Breath, or any
e Gentlsmen, do you wish TO be Healthy,
Strong and Vigorousf
HS- Ladies' dc yen want the Bloom Of Health %
mount TO your cheeks again then go AZ once and
get McLEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
AND BLOOD PURIFIER. Delay not moment {;
IL is warranted 70 give satisfaction IL viii cure any
disease of the Kidneys. Wemb Bladder Faint
ing INSTRUCTED Menstruation, Falling of the Womb,
Barrenness or any disease arising from Chronic OF
Nervous Debility. il is an infalble Remedy
FOR CHILDREN
Do You want your delicate. sickly, puny Children
TO be Healthy, Strong and Rohusty-then give them
MeLEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL, (see
the directions each bottle il is delicious 20 take
~ One table spoonful, taken every morning
lasting, rs sure preventive against Chils and
disease
S CAUTION beware of Druggists and Deal-
ers who may try to palm upon you bottle of Bittere
or Sarsaparilla, (which they can buy cheap by
saying il is Just as good There are even men bass
enough to steal part of my name to dub their Utls
deceptons. Avoid such infamous pirates and their
yillsinous compounds Ask fsr DR.. III. McLesns
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. Take
nothing else. II is the only remedy that win
Purify your Blood thoroughly, and, at the same
ton. Ii is put up in Large Bottles-$l per bette
" ''N DR.. J. r. MCLEAN. Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine sts. st. Louis, No.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-10
DR.. McLEAN'S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
FOB LIVER COMPLAINT, BILLI0UsNEss
HEADACHE. &c.

There hss never been oatkdrfic medicine offered
to the public that has given such entire satisfaction
IS McLEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable they are perfectly innc-
cent and can be taken by the most tender infant,
secretions, Acid or Impure, Feted Matter from the
Stomsch. In fact, they are the only pills that
should be used In maiarious districts
They produce no Gripping, Sickness or Pain In the
stomach or Bowels, though very active and search
items Of the Liver ana Kidneys. Who viii suffer
from Biiliousness, Headache and Foul stomach,
them constantly on hand; single dose, taken in
season, may prevent hours, days, and months Of
sickness. Ask for Dr. J. n, McLeanh Universal
Pills. Take no other. Being coated, they are
tasteess. Price emily Is cents Per box, and can be
sent ky mail TO any part of the L nited States.
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine sts., st. Louis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-10

WORTH kNowING.-One pound OF green
copperas costing seven cents dissolved in one
quart OF water, and poured down a priyy
VIII eneetually concentrate and destroy the
foulest of smells. For water closets aboard
snlps, steamboats,, about hotels and other public
places, there is nothing so nice TO cleanse places
Us SIMPLE green coPperas dissolved under the
render hospital. or other places for the sick,
ire from unpleasant smells. For butchers
Stalls, hsh markets, slaughter houses, sinks,
aho Wherever their offensive putrid gases, dis
solve copperas and sprinkle il about and in q
lew days the smell will pass away. If cat,
rat or mouse dies in - house, and sends forth
an offensive gas, place some dissolved copperas
IN an open vessel near the place where the
nuisance Is and ii will soon purify the atmos-
phere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-10

SIBLEY's NEW MEXICAN ARMY-We learn
from reliable source that the statement that
has been going the round OF the press copied
from the New Orleans Delta, TO the effect that
only about one hundred and fifty OF the troops
OF the rebel General SibIey had ever got back
from New Mexico to Texas, and that General
Slbley and Col. Steele Were assassinatad by
their own discontinued men, is wholly with
out foundation. Our informant says that Gen
Sibley left San Antonio TO invade New Mexico
with only about twenty -four hundred men, of
whom nearly one-half have returned since
they We're defeated and cut MP by Col Canby
Gen Srbley has been made military command
ant of Texas since his return, in place of Gen.
Herbert. II Is understood that Sibley was not
popular with his troops. from suspicion that
he was not sincerely devoted to the SECESSION
cause.-IRtelligeHcer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-10

~ A touching scene is related as transpir-
ing in ahospital in Philadelphia recently. Some
benevolent ladies had distributed ice cream to
the invalid soldiers, and all gladly partook of
the refreshment save one young, pale, hand
some boy. His eyes were closed, and one of the
ladies observing him, softly whispered, 'EThe
poor little fellow is asleep, we must not disturb
him. "No, ma'am. / am not asleep he an
swered, in n slyery voice, full of the sweet
ness OF innocence and boyhOod. swell, nv
little fellow" confined the lady, rs she drew
nearer, "are you fond of ice creamr' "Very
much so,' he replied. '.Didn't you see me
place this your little tablel' reaching for the
plate or cream. s'Oh, yes, ;" he answered trem-
ulously, shut shut my eyes and cried 10 my
SELF ''Cried, my child; why, what made Won
cry, my dearn ''Oh, madam! if you will pun
the quilt down little you viii see.'' The lady
did so, and found that he had no arms. Both
of them he had lost in battle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-10

VISIT OF ADMIRAL WILKES TO BERMUDA.
On Friday last three men -of-war belonging TO
The United States Navy made their appearance
ON our coast-the Wachusett, carrying the flag
of Rear Admiral W likes, better known arlong
MS as Commodore Wilkes, of Trent affair CO.
lebrity; the Tioga, Captain Rogers, and the
Sonoma. The tw former vessels came into St.
Georges harbOr, and the lastremains at anchor
IN Five Fathom Hole.
The object of the squadron was stated to be
to procure supply OF coal; but ii was not I'M
natural for those interested in a small fleet of
fast steamers, also lying in St. Georges harbor,
10 form other conlectures as well. 1t was re-
marked by many, both British and American,
that as Admiral Wilkes entered the port no
flag was hoisted nor any salute fired at Fort
Cunningham.
After he had anchored and saluted the Amer
icaR Consufs flag, he despatched an officer on
shore to ascertain if the customary salute
would be acceptable; and, on learning il would,
the ordinary interchange of courtesies took
place. On Saturday the Admiral proceeded 10
Mount LangtOn and paid his respects 10 his
Excellency the Goyernor.-BermudaR ROYAL Ga
zette, Sept. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-10
r NJ Y So p l. / L s :.

A Z P s.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF QUARTRRMAsrER,
army az the Potomac,
WASHINGTON, September 81, l862.
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing for the use
of the army of the Potomac the following articles
5000 tons best quality Timothy Hay securely
baled, the weight of each bale to be marked
thereon
2,oo0,Oo bushels of Oats. of the best quality, IN
strong sacks, well sewed.
1000 cords Oak and Hickory Wood well seasoned
and of the best quality.
Each bid must he accompanied by the endorse
ment of two pons Bile persons that the contracts
If awarded will be fulfilled
Bids will be opened from time to time as the ar
tcles may be needed and contracts viii be awarded
for the quantities needed to the lowest responsible
bidder up to the time of opening.
The right is reserved to accept all or any part of
any bid.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Hay
or Oats. or Wood, as the may be- and enclosed
in separate envelopes. RUFUS INGALLS,,
Lieut. Col. and A. ID. c..
Sc 23tf Chief Quartp rmaster
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-10
Eatract from la,c Of the United States, apr

u.
JRly IL, 1851.
Sec IA. And be IT J77thsr enacted, That no contract
or order; or any interest therein sha II be transfer
red hy the party or parties to whom such contract
or order may be given to any other party or par
TIES, ana that any such transfer shall cause the
nument OF the contract or order transferred far
as the United States are concerned: PrOrided, That
gil the rights of action hereby reserved tn the
nited states for any breach of such contract by
the contracting party parties.
Sec. 10. And he ~ JnTiheT enacted, That whenever
any contractor for subsistence, clothing arms, am
munition, munitions of war, and for every descrip
ton OF supplies for the army navy of the United
states shall be found guilty by n court martial of
fraud or wilful neglect of duty, he shall be pun
ished by fine, Imprisonment or such other punish
ment as the court martial shall adjudge; and any
person who shall contract to furnish supplies of
any kind or descript for the army navy he
shah be deemed and taken n part of the land and
naval forces Of the United States for which he shall
contract To furnish said supplies and be subject to
the rules and for the government of the
land and naval forces of the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-10
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- 49, ss=ss s
ID A q o Nm q w ~,

@Ssss sss
PASSENGER TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON.
On Fl; THs :f fss ssassH si TR An s'
WASHINGTON, BAH SfissSR AND THE WEST
FIVE DAILY fRa s TSs :. 10 &issssslxsros AND
TWO DAILY .d Hsi Sss f HHT# #Esz WASHING
ON 'UsOtSI enc TsA ARs w e BALTIMORE
:. JSI s Nth the B.s%9.s
x Dfs FIJI and NEW YoRKLs.,.
fsa aS tss r nj sas
and p m. FOR ALL POINTS WEST,
and Stations along the baltimore and Ohio Railroad
leave Washington at ga .. m. and p. M,
and on Sundays ~ 5 p. m.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
m. Baltimore 5 SPIN. Arrive at washington So
Pm ,,,.o
P. m, Baltimore sia .. e. Arrive ., Washington
g m, baltimore 40 a. m Arrive at Washington
o q; m Accommodates, r,.;,. ,..,. B.,,;uo,. 8,
pa: M, and = p. m, for Washington, arrive there
at II 9. n and p. m.
On SUNDAYS at 80 and 40 =. m. only from Balt-
No Annapolis connections on Sunday from Balti
more or Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington 1t ~ q. N and
make son%eetons s N iu ana elag
with Trains on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
al points West of the Ohio River and for ali points
along the Hne OF the Baltimore and Ohio road, in
Mary land and Virgins.
Trains leave Annayolisfor Baltimore and Wash
ington daily, except Sundays, at 5.%5 q. and $40
p.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 8. m.
ii a. m. ans m, and Baltimore n 43i and =. %
a. m and $50 p. m, stop only at Annapolis and
Wsshin gton functions.
Way Passengers must take the Accommodation
Trains only. w. =. SMITH,
m 2-Hr Master of transportation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-10
| CARD TO THE LADIES
DR. DUP0NCOS
GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES,

bfdlble an correcting, regnlating and rsDsoriHg dR
distractions, from trhdttceT cause, and
Arrays successful as a pTecsatire.
The above Pills have now been in use for over
thirty years, and in no case where the directions
have been correctly followed have these pills failed
to give most decided satisfaction Read the follow
ing certificate from one of the first ladies of Utca,
N. u, who called upon my agents in that city Mr.
VIM. Bristol d Co. and told them that she of
course did not wish her name to be made public but
DupOncos Golden Pills, they might refer any lady
to her as she considered it duty tceu as pleasure
to relate her kgo,rltdge of their efficacy. admins
Tered To her daughter, young lady Il years old.
cod-nature become INSTRUCTED. Ttce boxss Of these
Golden Pms entirely cured her, and she is now in
robust health. More and stronger proof might be
given. These pills are also q certain cure for
L soS tSs whitsS RTice 81 Rsr boz
Retail BY f. BOSWELL, corner Sd street and Pa.
lana avenue; and at MILBURN's, west 18th, near
10 s ss sss
have the Pills sent to any part of the country conf
dentially by mail. Sold also by h, s. II. CfSSEL,
Georgetowni PEEL STEVENS, Alexandria
BROWN & BROTHER, Baltimore; 8. s. HANCE,
do; and by druggists generally.
HALL & RUCKEL, 21S Green street, New York.
General Wholesale Agents.
N. Is. Look out fer Counterfeits. Buy no Golden
Pills Of kind unless every box is signed s. ID.
therefore as value your lives and health Ito
nothing of being humbug ged out of your money!
buy only those who show the signature of s. ID.
Howe on every box, which has recently been added
ingredients composing the above Pills are made
known to every Agent, and they will tell you they
are safe, and will perform all claimed for them.
8. d. HOWE, Sole Proprietor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-10

~ The Commercial says the New York Job
pers are doing fair business, but with import
frs and commission merchants affairs are duII
Dress goods, foreigns and domestics, are firm.
- The taxable property in San Francisco
this year is estimated at S5O,OOOOOO The entirS
population is over $4,000