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PROPOSALS FOR HORSES.

DEPOT QUARTgRNAsTRR's OFFICE,
Corner Of lSt6 aad q sfrsii;, wa,hiafto.:
SEALED FR eposALs vii be received At his once
mt f n, he g cay Of L o'oCck
hundred Horses Of ths followIn: DESCRIPTIONS. VIZ
CAVALRY.
=, f9R CnvaLRT E5eoJ FIVE hundred horses. ION
70 he saddle; comp .OiIy SaiIt and irSo from N
FoR ASTILLsRT - zoo two hundred horses, rom
between FIVE aud sight years of age; If dark co o q
Tres from eli defects; oompaotly built; well broken
to harnes s, ami 10 weigh not less than 100 pod =
PROPOSALS.
Proposals must specify ofaary vAs.hsr tire b'1
must both b bid for on The sa7,o p..er:
each ci.ss eompists ia isssI: sad bsvnr no refer
=. If bid is IN the name of firm tse names of az
tns partners must sRPssr CT it will net be connd-
Proposals must be sidrssssd to Col D III Rucs-
G, QuTt'rmss'er U: :. Army, Warrington. D.
Horses" ''"' H' i''P0''1 i''
GUARANTEE.
should Il be- sw.dei TO HIM 10 M he se sGsa5is
3, two Iessoasib!e person., vhose signafures must
T fSppG H:sson 70 fh su1 nf h
shown by the official certificate of the CT K of the
nea,e.t Distrio; Court or OF the United .es Dis
Bidders mr., Re pre.ent IN porson when tbs bids
opened or their proposals vii not be consit-
Bonds. in tire ,um Of ten thcy..nd dol .rs, .isned
~ the CONTRACTOR ond both OF his susran!o rs, Will
be required OF ths SUCCESS III bidder upon signing
tie contract
As the bond must .ccomzzny the contract, il will
be necesshr~ Tor bidders TO hsye their bHEdsmen
with fEeru or 70 have bonds 81 gasd in an Eiceaton
ana reafJ to BE- produced when the contract rs
signed jttanas Tor bonds q q he procured con ap-
glIe.tloP bin: ma e Al this Office either Persorl-
ly, by letter, cr by telegraph.
Form Of GE1rdniks
ANA =, Of the county OF -, and State CT =,
hereby gusIartce thst - Is able 70 falhl con-
tract IN accordance vth the terms of his prcp0,i-
tloo, anc that, should mia proposition Re accept
n VIII st oRcs enter INTO contract IN eeoordsE1
herewith.
should the contrsct DO awarded hin we are pre-
pared to become bis seeu ritIes.
Go this guarantee must os appended the 0HcSdI
ceftlicetS ac0ye nentIcped.l
Ann INSPECTION, DELIVERY,
All horses contr' sted for under this advertise
Inent will be sui jscted = rIgid inspection. sni
rejected.
No Uld'sS will BE- received
The horses must all he fslivsrod in thIs CITY on
or before TueSfHy the nth day Of Jsn. ssr:, ard
40 ezistsien of time VIII he granted on any prsteIt
faymeDt 10 he made upon the compie on of each
to master shall be la funds
Any nj Tn'it, IN the bid. or non confo!maucs
WIN me teTu MS OF this advertisement, wall ensure
the rel 'ctlo1 of tn@ p-opS-rl.
Tnes6 horses VIII be awarded I'm lots of an, M y,
thsu tloOl two hundred each, unless the benot
4narte master shoUid Dc m IL for the i1terest Of
The soyernm n t. accept larger number.
ne depot QusrtsTmes.er Tessiy a. 20 him self the
tsh' 20 eJsc any or 81 bids that ne m.r acerl too
n 10 dt28.h Col. and Derot O asrssrmsstsr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20
WASHINGTON AND eEoR6ErowN
w RAIL'QhY COMPANY,
Notice Of Opening Of Books Of Subscription
| to Capttak Stock

Notice 81 Opening Of Books Of Subscription
to Capital Stock.
In ACC rrjance " th ii 18Th c'ton Of ths act of
CongreEs To lncorp1ra'e rhe Wasting on and
seiGwn hsilw., Company proved May II,
ls62. Thich provids, as foil W.: s'That vithIafv
Gays ttter ike pss-a5s Of this act the ocrpors
Nm'd In the mrs. section, or M 10 ltJ OF them.
OF any TetJte or neglect % act, then majority OF
the reUeirder, sha cAuse hooks Of abssTIption t.
and Kept open, IN some conve lie3t Rnd accessible
pace n the city OF wash. gtnn, from nine O'Clock
In the forenoon Il hyo O'o Oh IN the aftsIn en-, foT
apeTiod 10 10 fixed BIZ ssid oopo atoTs. not less
thsq Two Days; and faid co'poIs.o-s -hall give
public notice, by cveriisement IN the daily
pspers published in the oi;y of Washington Of the
time when. .ni the 2 sos vEsre. ssid books shalt
be opeI Cd; and the subscribers uson said books 70
the oepftr STOCK or tn company she be held - be
stcckh lders: P,0rided, That every subscriber
shall ply at the tine Of -ubsoTibiIr 81 Ger cent Of
the amount oy hun subscribed 70 tss treasurer sp-
pointed by the o rpO'h ors, or his sCbso Iption
sbal Dc mi and void. If, 81 the end OF two t.ysa
sger - cunt this n ths cspfa Ftoct-fth eaid ccm
closed, aud the ssd ooTpo-etcrs named In the fret
section shal for ~ith proceed to a7rortion SAID
cap tai stock nonE the subscribers p+o rata, and
max. prh!ic proclamation Of the number of shares
s!lo,tsd to each. which sail done and complst d
on, ssm9 Gay that the I poks 5 9 ol; SD. Pro
eided further, Thst nothirg shsll he rece we'd in
rsyHot II tue twenty i've per o:ntum st the time
OF snbscr ping, -xoept money. or CHECKS, certi-
hostes OF deposit lDdorsed good" 81 the esidert
or osshler OF some good, sOlvsnt bsnk or bsnts I"
sorl otior viii be op .ned or Frisy the q insta nt
az the National HoIel, room No. 10, and viii be
Kept open from .. m, TIL p. m AID net less
By order oft Coryorator..
mls S. nnte'., Re, ard Times cop.J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20
Later from the Army of the Potomac
Particulars Of the Advance towards Rich
msnd. o.

WHITE House, Va May 1.-THE army com
menced moving at an early hour this morning
in the direction Of Richmond, and will encamp
some miles from this place. ...--.
The advance under Gen. Stoneman reached the
railroad bridge at the Chickahominy river yes
terdsy. It is long trussel bridge two spans only
Of which are burned. II can be rebuilt In very
short time. The cnemy's plckets are guarding
the whole line Of the river In front of Richmond,
making 1t very difficult to obtain any reliable In
formation from that city.
Gen. Mcclellan went on a reconnaissance to.
day to the Chickahom!ny.
The programme o. opIst,ols IN front Of Ricl-
mond will soon be decided upon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20

FINANcIAL.-New York papers Of yes,erda,,
say:-Thc Stock market opened with much arm.
ness and decided improvement In some partic.
ulaIs, but large portion Of the list wss quite
dull and the market dropped In the afternoon.
We quote u. S. SIS, ISL, reg istered IOi; cou.
pons, 10ii u. =. SIS, ON; Oregon war loan, half
yearly, l03; Kentucky 6's, ok; Illinois coupons,
972i Illinois war loan, 96jH; Indiana war loan,
IS; Tennessee 6's, 50; Missouri 6's, 523.; Call.
foInia rs, G6. American goa, 1O3E Foreign
exchange firm at II3a1l3H for commercial bills
on London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20

NEw BoOKs.-FrOn Pailp q Solomons, 81
2TrHsylTan!a avenue, ve have @ Ar.emus Ward
z.is Book published By Carleton, ". I.
lie hoa:ing Eilscsl!anies Of the humorous
A'atricza wGiier, hr. q. +. Browne, (altecdy q
"a! flyoE!te WIFI the Teet ding public under his
ssiH De p. KING OF "Ariemus Ward,") have been
r9ilec.=d in tbs handsome volume, and afford
iiiost lang hter-Provoking reading.
From FFanck Taylor we have Part XVI of
/. ak Ioa.e,s excellent " RebeIlion Record ,,
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LATE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LATE FROM SANTA FE.
The Rebels on the Retreat from New
Mexico.
IPer Telegraph to The star ]

tPer Telegraph to The STAR
KANSAS CITY, May l9.--Advices per santa re
mail TO the J inst give the following
Our troops are stin at Fort Craig, under COM
mand Of Col. Raul, and were plsoed on less than
balf ratlons, owing to the scarcity Of provisions
Gen Canbv is at Sa-ta Fe. The Texans had met
a body Of 500 Of theirs at Adobe Hall, but con-
tfnued 10 retreat. One hundred and twenty prls-
ouers fTe1ans) were passed on the road to Fort
Larned.
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GENERAL SICKLEs

- The New York Fire Zouaves (Eilsworth's
r-gimeni) were iLEded at Governors Island on
'lontay, from Newport News, ssid will remain
;lcIc anti The proper rolls can be prepared, and
'.- regiment disbanded. Including released
Fst rers, they humber six hundred men, and
.ssfe IA nothing IA their appearance to mark them
= - a who could no longer be retained In the
service The csuse Of the 6isbandnent COM
iaeEc-d with the death Of Ellsworth, was con-
i-d1ed With the Reorganization that followed the
Bal. Run battle, aud eliminated In recent events
: Newport NewS-the Zoaaves complaining OF
.le.i treatment, aud refusing to remain In the
elgice - hospital nurses and grave diggers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20
CUR MILITARY BUDGET.
FCRLUUGHED.

Through the sIsrtioas Of General Sickles, the
IufmeeES Of bis Excelsior Brigade, (that so dis
..E-U shed Itself in the battle Of Willismburg,)
rvGo are now here as parol, prisoners Of war,
lsve been frr!cughed and provided with trans
Eor'ation 10 New York to report to the command
i-- ofcer oc that pos. in 4 month, by which time
F. : Pres14sd tina. arrangements will have been
"cnsGnnzted for their exchange. They will
E,obsb,y reach New York very shortly.
CAPTURED.
The 2unbnst Ottawa captured of Charleston,
N the 6th, tie sooner Gen. C. c. Pinckney,
loaded with cotton. She was attempting to run
The blockade, AID was bound for Nassau.
Tue egnbOst Unsdijls, or the morning Of the
.H.5, captured ;he schooner Mary Teresa, from
Nassau. while attempting TO run the Charleston
-'ioc kads She was loaded with sal. and assorted
i-:sEc ccriize. and ostcns;bly bound to Halifax.
GENERAL SICKLES
5eEl SickIeo left this city today to resume
tue cc.Dr3and Of HE Excelsior Brigade, on the
fSHiEsGla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20

PERSONAL Brig. General J. C. sullivan, u .
5. As Maj Cameron and Capt. II. Ericsson, are
:! WiIards
CON hsggerty, Us. ~; Surgeon l.. b Porter,
< \ Vim. II. MOBILES, Pert ROYAL, s. c., are
al kifkvood's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20

- The Harrisburg Patriot announces the
,!e4ih o. sunday I4s!, OF Gen. Keim, at the Brady
iocse in that city. Mr. keim was Major Gen
cal az rsau>y IvaLie volunteers during the three
~-E!ts campaign, and served I'm Gen. Patterson, s
.e,En1- L1ti fell Re WIS appointed Brigadier
'rs-s "a Ct Volunteers, and re.igned his position
Slrysyc. GeEsTsl Of Pennsylvania. He COM
I-=.eed brigade at the taking Of Yorktown.
as dis=sse Yves typhoid fever and dYsentery,
lr-t-ected "a camp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20

IL Our exchanges, almost without exception
s. far ss Received to-day, are warmly In praise o.
President Lincoln's proclamation In relation e
~ Hunter .sO-derD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20

II We have received from the publishers
Fed L.re, Of Piitsburg, Pa, the National
Bank Note and Commercial Reporter for May Is
con-alni1g fun l:st Of all the latest counterfeit
sad BE names Of al the solvent and Insclven
banks Of The country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20

pAEENT OFFICE CuRIoSITIE7-6uide %
Patents, Catalogue OF ClTios,ties and Govern
ment Gardensa At the stand in Patent Ofsce; Rare
Antiausrisn Books Government Bookr; Doca-
sortsi Snrnt Patent Once Reports; Chesp Soofs
furnished 10 fedlsrs; Military Trials; Miliary
showing over 2,6oo miles; many tsousand CSes.
Books. Rccoltect cheap rent. Lsrge eales, loy
prices Up stairs, over Bank Of WashinEton.
my Lin ALFRED HUNTER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20

II The U = military telegraph line has an
ethce open and working in a saw-mill at the 14th
fn!ie pest from Richmond. The lines to the va.
Ticas camps ard stations between headquarters
AID Fortress M"nrce are IN good conditi on and
working admirably under the personal superin.
teEdeace Of Mr. Thora, T Ecke,t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20
CANTERBURY HALL,
- LOUISIANA Az, MAR SIXra ct.
Glorious Sroo4ss OF the
MUSICAL CONVENTION OF ARTISTS,
TO night.
TlE Sons f1E

TO night.
T THE s sSsss S SF M MALTA,
Or, Meet OF oNpfRs!
vii be produced IN ali its Original spleHdor. The
wardrobe used IN this beautiful ana funny piece
The ,Te,test Production OF the age. Gene one,
BE F TaHf 81 sex MALTESE S ss 2sf,,y,
Ths sqIs 81 Mat. REQUIRE, tn. sefvioes Of up
& Eff, PfsO9, Il its q ne
Shose sad h.Vs .es nave a,Ss
sword pi.tol ard CUR. good and lad teeth. good
oI1s Of s. JULIA e
beautiful song.,Te.s. the WsshirstoR Favorits.
rH ia s IFS EE o;Y1t9gssli L a
To nighr MessTs. LEWIS and CHRISTIE, the
Daring Symnasts, equal In every ressee. 10 tie
MISS MILE FOWLER. .
The ~ me loan Cubae,
The hccomPiishsd h.Ss.at.,
The CogRT OF BEAUTY,
.s FTsaS.:., Mis- FfsnR t sso a5f' and Mls' LIZ
The he.u.i9a rev s9h s, Fss7 sRSsegas;NtE,o
L. which oil the s ladies vii as,ss-.
DICK PARkHR. Al TaLaoTT,
HAIRY hiq II the Cor. EBl lfs.as. woRkELL'
elf bSWs S5REEss
New Songs New ya. ce,; New Negro Aets. snd .
s ~ SS Sss
MATINEE NoII2z:HsIeAf;ert there Will be but one
Urds,, for Laiies ana Children, r6en pumb.T Of
vs!asots bressnfs viii be given svsJAe SIS Sill
Admission. Isdie, n cents; children 10 cents.
V2oIs s2en 49, O'CLOCK performances commence
Mrs. alolon. No. tss west 9Th street. reos,yed
splendid Ss5 Cake Bssk et on SATURDAY, MAJ n mis-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20

IL There were 50 deaths In Baltimore Ia.
week, q males and IL females
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20

IL Nr. John Swami, Of Baltimore, and ,
young In1n named slaury, were released from
lcFt aIcIIenry yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20

fdIc EVENING, -...
ri. M fysi' sSssa5s fqPI as ~ y s Hi
DlGn tSus csui;,' ,hrlltiDs And bs.uritsi ssst
81 t Sas ;sa5 md sfss
, ss$$EEEEEEEfSS d YIN;
COLLEEN BhWN -CoLLEEN BAwN.
GG99kkttE EENN lawn,
Or, TIE Brides Of Garryo,ren
Or, TIE Brtaes Of GarryO5ceH
New, Acjnihee1t ard .ecur..e scenery 3, G: g.
By Foster: P PISpeI,iss sRa APsSinlmsass
by Msr.hsei.
My!cs Ns CopRa'eeI, CN,les Of the PonlesJ Mr. J
Co.l.ns-his great chsrsoter
psTdfs. Mss49.:n...f ~ 4 a. IliIGn
Est6s5 TOm---...~..-..~...-aT & g PbglIIIs:
Hy!sEd E.;;e.th N p WsIten
Ely Ely q, Conner II 10 Col; Ba-n. '~O'
ADno Chute, Che Col RfOsd:
rs Of n. red h'red Mis' Je2p, P ns
p"ois oaltfii:seit MS us E Ssa4
IL tho course of the Drama. Mr.. CoILIss will
Eng ~ m?g,a 55 ne .5 hopes 1a At saTS
=, His: lioETr EogGH will sIns The Pretty Gin
EHlKInE her Gov y
AOI I-rhs Lake OF Kills rney by Moonlight.
Act 1.-THE ErlI:ul Water Cave
> ct lii-lEe Bail Room, or Light Through the
Clouds.
TO enable psrtie. from di lance to reach home
al seas0aebe hour, M Other piece will ss per-
formel.
Prices OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle ana PaTsuet Circle. -. 50 cents
IeIAtIIy Va S.c------ $1,000 20 oehIs
pprSaestTs Clairs. .------...----- rs cents
FIlEhlo u ASs---- -.
Seats may be gee ITed a. the Taelter duGiny the
day without extra charge. m 9'lv
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GROWERS THEATRE.

GROWERS THEATRES.
Second and ast Week. positively, of the
ExlNkNT IRISH CoMkDIAN AND VOCALIST,
JOIN COZ LINs.
Rr:psHaraUoa IF tds Favo ties Of the
EMsn COMEDY C9EgRESs,
LOFTY HUGE, ykNNY PARKER,
TlLToN. SELDRUMaa o, PHILLIPS,
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AMuSEM ENTS

TEE WARRINGTON ACApEMY OF MUSIC,
No. $50 Penn sveDus, touth eide, between
EaT T Of Of N. esss s,so. ssd a.sr. nus 9. es,
rm By eminent ARTISTS in their finest s.y'e The
GGRs. m s .e 70: s sts: 81
Fl Is gTfiiyissp Gieet ep
" VOCAL CONCERT
Fust DistriOI 10 sry Schools t,ke EIe.I P'sssure
II an OIncInG to their trend and the pubic tbs.
sas' he fsl d G.s2 fsssh:f
D-Ni Ti8iUtIRsU.Y EVENING. ed instant,
1T the smiths MAI Institution, commencing 81 .
O'Clock,
T6e piano used or The OCCASION has been kindly
FURNISHED y M Ellis AID viii be Pretiied over hJ
rGKD's AThENEUM.
, Sas = SSRp- Proprietor and M.nsrg
Positively ta,t Nirhthut one Of
... ~-s Nh. HACKhTT-
This EVENING, srs --H
$1,000, Tue HIeat Dramatic sem,
NUNS hALbET L, or THs POST OFFios MrsIiSH
An exiled Genera Of Napoleon. Min. Hseks:t
Tbs Comedy of
HIS LAST LEGS,
Or, Experiments IN Mesnerisr7.
O'Csllsshan-...------...- haokett
Lovers Poem Of sHAMUS O'BRiEN will be
Eeoken by joan HccuLLousE.
The lsvorite fsrce OF sMITa& BROWN.
Wednesday. Farewell Nigh, Of Nj. H.osett.
ADMISSION.
nfess Circle ana fersnstts-------sleent
Bs Soo sesss ---si
orchessrs Sests.-----A----
PIiIsss Boxes ihOidlrr eiEhO----::-.slo
NJ So. oti:s op.l fF51 iii O'CLOCK.
Do0TE open st7: ourt1in rifes Ats.
1t 0n. PHILIP WARREN, Treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20

By }. G. MeGuIRE z CO. Aactsoueerr.
Val UkBLE BUSINESS srANn Foz
NJ sa.9-on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
~ Sist. ete1s clock on the premises. ne shall
Iel tnat Es:csb.e DGgIness Location tQsfed Al re
noItl Sest corner ~ asd E,eyeI II Streets i'm
store and dwelling house
ns - eeisvsd 70 Se one OF tie best business
TIE SAFE OF vhicN particular Attention \. ipxit,6
IN, sac VIII be made without reserve.
Terms: OLe third c.sh; the Reminder in gig ana
we've months. With interest, secured BIZ A desd
n r5-d q. Mc6UIRE CO.. Auct..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20

SECOND WARD-FJRST PRFCINT.-No,i
- !. heIor tIren that, IN conformity to { provl.
election will be hsld or Mold,y, : o ID csy OF
June next. a. fiS fwoEts street, between New
YORK avenue ard STREET. for Mayor, to sarye two
yeas for one member of The Board Of Aldermen
TO seive two Years, and for thea members OF the
Boafc OF Common Council TO s.rvs one ye.-
The polls will be open ed att o'c ock m, and
close at7p IN. GEO. W. STEWART,
JAS " SpkLUING
l.. +. CLARK,
m IL ComniseIouers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20

~ "ALL q BARNARD, Auoconeere.
VhOsIhE'S SALE OF BUILDING LOTS
MEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, slst Instant. N
eoclook: % virtro OF = decd of trust Ceted ssth
SotSs OF ~ sshlagton Comfy, ID. C..l will sell al
feono 1ucnon, IN frort ofthe premises Lot 81 in
81 .eet 20 nc es on the east aide of stu sheet he
Inch. No~A 10 ioos
Terms: one fourth cash; portion of which,
euMolent 70 PAY the exposes of sac, will be re-
s.ueq OF me scot or The property viii lmu,edi-
etsy De resc ID, AM the bsiaUes IN ak Iro tVsye
montss oesItns inteEeCt, occurred y deed CT trust
A. BRENNER, Trus.e-
m 10 tkepl WALL 4 BARNARD. Apots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20

SECOND WARD-SECORD PRECINCT
- Notice rs hereby ri 90 that, IN conformity 20
the pTOylsloDg OF the on # the oitv Cf wash
ingtoD, an election w bs he'd on M0nd.T the %
ca o. Juno next, st FOrd'- ITug Stove. co!ner Of
Pen ySnIa avenue and ll:h strest, for hlsyor 10
servs two years, fcr one member of he Boa Of
A'derm u q servo tEo Years, ind FOR tree nsHl-
bers OF the Board u Comu1on Cccr 81 TO eeTye one
year.
Fhe polls wiIl open e:7 O'Clock g. n., and CLOSE
att PIN. NM. Z, SHEDD
EDWD. g. DYER,
SAME. I.EWtS,
m 16 Norw,,.;oro--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20

A. OFFICERS ATTENTIONS
NFFICRRS OF the MouTted Service can find a
III and ocm, lese set Of EQUIPMENTS for self
ana morse, o! the very best style and make by in.
curing at 6Iover's Theatre. They will bs old
oheae. me owner having retired from the ,eryicS
has no further use for them m %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20

ERE WILL BE A MEETING or
~ the ConstitutlOE.I Union Voters Of tho
Fourth Ward TOMORROW Tuesday, EVE
NlNG, the soIh Ihstant, At the NJ o.ropolitsn Hook
&c taader House at9 o'e ock for the purpose a
pIaoe Of VIM. Bates, who has declined " ~
m ~ " 4. q, ECKLOFF, Sec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20

FOR FRkDkR'
= HE Fast schooner Telegraph will have suici
For freight an vas age a. py to the Cap lES
taln on board, Riley's WhaIf. foot Of nth S1e&
ttreei. or 479 street, up stairs m 10 as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20

THIRD WARD-FTRST PRRCINCT-SotIos
ID hereby given that. 10 conformity 10 the gro
visions oil the ohartsr o. ths clty of Washing ton,
an electoh Will bs he'd On Monday, the I'd d.y
south ives; correr ofe:h and NJ EtI eets FOR Mayor
70 serve two Years, OFT lneI be- Of the Boa,d of
Atfernen 70 servo 'vo years, thI ee members of
the Beard OF Common Council. TO serve Q re wear,
and an Assessor, TO serve Two years, iCr said
War1.
The polls Will orea At o'clock q. m AID close {
y ?. m, jas. NJ LOWERS,
M. MARTIN,
VIM. POPE,
10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20

FOURTH WhRD- FIRST PRECINCT
\ Notice - herebI Iiyen thSt, ia oOnfoTmiiT 20
the provlsons of the oharter OF The oity of Wash
the I'd day of juno next, at Sylvettsrs Drug Sro-e
at the corner of Sixth st eet wet aud ri FtTeet
norm, Tor Mayor. TO servo Two Years, one member
OF the Board OF Aldermen, ssfve two years thT ee
members CT the Board OF Common CoaEc,l, to serve
one year.
The polls will open at q. m. .pd cese att m.
y. A. HOPPER
yhs; ENGLISH,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-08-23
A CARD TO THE LADIES,
DIR. J. DUPONCO'S
Golden, Periodical Pills.
FOR FEMALES.

lSFALIIBLE IN CONNECTING Irregularities
AND REMOVING DISTINCTIONS OF THE MONTHLY
TURNS, FROM WHATEVER CAUSE
ty LANES. here is proof positive. 1t is not
very far fetched and comes to the Proprietor
through one of the Oldest md most rcspccta-
bic Druggists in New York State. whose name
is connected. REAB-'' One of the first ladies of
Utica" N. Y. called upon my Agents in that city
(MeSsrs. VIM. Bristol & Go } and told them that
she of course did not wish her name made public
but if any should doubt the wonderful efficacy
Of DR.. Duponcos Golden Pills, they might refer
any lady to her, as she considered it Il duty as
well pleasure. to relate her Knowledge of
their efficacy administered to her daughter
young lady II years old. She was fast going into
mption-had taken cold-nature became
INSTRUCTED, Two boxes of these Golden Pills
entirely cured her. and she1s now in robust
heath. So say all who have used them Rcmcm-
her tho ingredients composing these Pill 8 arc
made known to every Agent, who will tell you
they will perform all that is claimed for them
70 Price: 400 per Box
Sold at DIR. IL. IL. MITCIIELL'S Drug Store.
ELKToN, Mp, Sole Agent for Cecil county
Ladies'. by ending him 81 90 to the Elkton
Post Cficc can have the Pills sent by mail to any
part of the county. Sold also by BnvwS & BRo =.
and 5. s. llANCE, Baltimore GRIMsnaw & Co ,
Wilmington. and by one Druggist in every town
in the United States, and by Hall 4 BrcREf..
General Wholesale Agents, 2lS Greenwich ST.,
New York. 6. d. HOWE.
Sole Proprietor, New York.
N. B.-None are genuine. unless the box is
s'Srcd ). d. Howe. July II, lSj2-ly.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-08-23
VOLUuTIBRS WhNTID

Headquarters Recruiting Depot I
for Cecil county. Eikion, july An, 1862.
GINTH REGIMENT, Maryland Volun-
Dtecrs. 81 premium for every Volunteer
accepted and sworn in, at the General Rem
devious in Baltimore Sl3 per month pay,
and one months pay in advance Also.
S25 Bounty ut the end of the first month $
service. Men clothed and equipped as soon
as they are accepted. Transportation fur
nshcd to Baltimore. This Regiment has
been called out by Governor Bradford, by
Proclamation, in response TO a requsition of
the President Of the United States.
Union Men OF Cecil
whose sturdy arms, and brave hearts. in the
dark and uncertain days of April, 'G1, flung
Republic, and proclaimed in thunder tones,
g Come veal, or come wo.' no power ON
earth should sever them IRON the Union,
and by their fearless stand gave life and CON
fdcncc to the Union party of Maryland at
the most critical period of this wicked rebel.
lion, come forward and assist in giving the
finishing touch to the accurScd conspirators
who are attempting to destroy the Govern
mcnt established by the Patriots and Sagcs
Of rs. and erect upon its rains Monarchy
or Oligarchy, by which the toiling millions
would become the slaves and vassals Of the
vile, PICTURED and pampercd crew, now in
arms to destroy our Liberties.
GEO. r. HOWARD.
Colonel 10th Regiment NJ. NJ.
July 10. 1S62-u