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The Great Indian Remedy !
FOR FEMALES,
DIR. MiTTISOyS INDIAN RMENiGOCUE.

This ceiebrnted Female Medicine
possessing virtues unknown OF any
thing else OF the Kind, and proving
effectual afterall Others have failed,
IL designed for both married and sin-
gis ladies, and Is the very best thing
known for the purpose, rs i Will
bring on the monthly 'ietr,,. In cas-
es Of obstruction, after all other re-
NEEDLES Of the kind have been tried In
vain.
OVER 2ooo BOTTLES have now
been sold without q sisyis faifsre
when taken rs directed, and without
the least injury TO health ~ any
case. ,Rlt Is put uP In bottles ,s,,S so, q
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TO TOWN LIQUOR AGENTS.

THE undersigned, Commissioner Tor the sale oi
L liquors In Massachusetts,, IL now allowed by Law
70 sell 10 authorized Agents OF Cities and Towns In
all the New England States
have on hand large assortment OF
IMPORTED and DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Which are all analysed by . estate Assayer," 90
ccrding 10 law, and
Certined ~ him 70 BE Pare.
and suitable for Medicinal. Mechanical and Chem.
ical purposes Agents may be assured of obtain
ing LIQUORS (of GUARANTEED PvRIrr) at ~ low cash
prices as they can be had elsewhere.
forwarded.
EDWARD y. PORTER, Commissioner.
22Custom House 81, Boston.
Boston, March 2ith. 1861. IL
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To Horse Owners.
A Friend In Need. TRY 10.

Dr. Srssfs TrIaiiibis Linimsnf 10 prepared nom
the recipe OF DIR. stephen Sweet, OF Connecticut,
the great bone SETTER and has been used his prac-
tlce Tor the last twenty years with the most aston
ishing success. As an external remedy IL Is with
out rival, and will alleviate pain more speedily
than any other preparation. For all iiheumatic
and Nervous Disorders II s truly and as
curative for Sores wounds, Sprains. Bruises. 40
its soothing, healing, and powerful strengthening
properties, excite the just wonder and astonish-
ment OF all who have ever given 10 a trial. over
four hundred certificates OF remarkable cures per-
formed by II within the last two years. attest this
fact. Sold by all dealers. ly5
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POSTERS. PROGRAMMES AND TICKETS

FOR THEATRES. BALLs AND CONCERTS
Printed with Ncatness and Dtspatch ~
THIS OHFIck.
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
"Iregard Mr.. Eddy as ono OF the most eapasi.
and suees sstai practitioners with whom have had
official intercourse"
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Two Recipes for Pre>ervim. Tomatoe>

lake Your tomatoes when cutie riu, and
Tree from sl'ecks. wipe them Tree. from dust
tai" oUi th rt:tlk then slice Them IN y..r,
INN INTO Il slew pan: put on the ld. and pl:i,.r
over q slow iirC: Bet them -iand till ali o: a
pup ana when done put thriH in u basin I'LL
GGi.r coSt. then rub them through q very fine
sieve ar iaminy cloth. When this j. done. fah,
ION" clean >Oda water bottles, and thoroughly
dry and ill with The sauce: thoroughly corr;
and II" down with ~ITIng: hcH .cct II fi>lI-krf.
H. l:.l >OTne hay milo ~. anu iiilCC tie bottles
therein. with hay between 70 ti.fp tir,.m from
breaking amt 10 keep them upri -hl. 1ii"n TIL
me krlii" tcil ol cold water up Ia IN. nrckS of
W." boiI' :. rlac" OF the lire. and let II come 10
III" boil: lake the kettle oil the fire. and II all
70 mann All quite cold ilrH wipe yUlJr bottle
ana ro-in over well. Tin. ~aucr will keen
lor YEAR IN temperate place. | soda Wa
Ter hoItl"~ because they hold "a lsuch a. i r.
quir"d ror a dish. AMI II i lp.tl"v not 10 omen
lnorr IMAM L. required. as IL doris not keep AFTER
III" aif ms once got 10 it.--tI. RAY.
TAX" The Tomatoes when fully ripe: hll,1.
tlI' ni I'LL quit" tender: skin and rub through q
Ilic Coiihdcr and tOrV"rN pound Of uulp pIr
one quart OF Vinegar. ounce OF garlic Ou,.
"iincr 81 ShallOts sliced. one ounce. of whit.
l"pprr iil"ly >Iftrd, and TWO ounce, of salt
Bon INC whole together untiI ever, ingredient
BE- i'hurl: then rub il through a sieve and Ia
CNlIy pound add the juice, OF three lemons.
ir"l thr whole a"ain until II becomes the thicl,
me- OF good cream. Bottle il WIir.n quite cold
cork we'll and tie bladder over il: kr,, il i'm >,
dIH place; this will keep at least all winter :
T. L""'ca jiejd.
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NATIONAL METHODS nF SCIcIpE.-Th, ii.
hnrner oi national habits and peculiarti,- rjI,an
th" methods of suicide. already briefly i,Idi-
Gated III respect OF poisoning. ! MOI ,,ilhnnt
interest. The English. French. saxon, Brigham.
Norwegian and Danish suicide resorts most
frequently 10 hanging, (iucluding >tr,nsu!l-
non, ana IA" SardiIIiIl and tinneVoi>,, fc Tia.
pi~ioi ANA mu>hei. Dcaih by cutting tlie tIr.:tr
or by otiitF wounds not 1auSrd Nv firearms
h"i'IS bI!I IL" ilh iljcr III order OF favor VIII.
Ihr ff"hch >uic.''''- amt fourth with IA, CirAr-
Noi>e ami SardlHI;tII, bar the SECOND with III.
English. Drowning lI:,> th, SECOND rank a,nou.-
methods IN France Gtnrya. Sardinia b.
rum Norway and Denmark. aud III. third -,
England and SiNnnI. Fir'+TIaS. which stand
hrst IN favor with IA" fEneyois, and Sandman
NVlclds hold iii'' second place with tn. Sayu,,
th' third with fhr French. Belgian and DIniSb.
and only iiv fliih "ili the English The Naper
OF h"Tnin@ cli:l coal has .Ile same deere. IIi,
fourth) of estimation with :hc L rench suicides
that pOison. have with Tho English. Only one
suicide nom lire fumes of charcoal WAS record
ri III England in The five wears. l-.5,-}G tn
difference between England and France ia hi.
rrspr,t y Readily applicable when il il con-
>Idered To HAT = slight extent charcoal - ,d
foF iHrI Ih thi- country - colan8rr,I with
France ,S's1i N~'sHce R"yi.r.
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MEDICINES.
DIR. ]. II. McLEAN'S
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
BLOOD PURIFIER. T
rHx GREATEST REMEDY IN TIRE WORLD
and the
MOST DELICIOUS AND DELIGHTFUL cor
DIAL EVER TAKEN


DIAL EVER TAKEN
The thousnds uron thpuands Who ar ss,p
usins NeLEANs STRENGTHENING CORDIAL,
certify that it IL absolutely infsste rem.ey Tor
and sSs the BOO
f And sfR ihs I'll suffering '''
THERE Is no MISTAKE ABOUT II,
II viii cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Disr-
Fever and Asue. Inward Fever Had Breath. or szy
disease of the Liver, Stomach or Bowels.
- Genilsmen, do Soa wish IN h HesI1y'
y Ladies. Dc you want the Bloom OF Health 70
AND BLOOD PURIFIER Delay not |. moment;
aiss,.s of the Kidnsys Wsms or Bladder FAM
ing Obstructed Msnstrustion. Falling OF the womb.
Psrrenness any disease arising from chronic or
Nervous Debility. it Is an infaliele Kennedy.
FOR CHILDREN.
70 be Healthy Strong and Rohusp-then give them
McLEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL, see
the directions each bottle IL Is delicious 70 take
81 One table spoonful, taken every rorning
Fever, Yellow Fever, Cholera or any prevailing
- CAUTION .-Bcware Of Druggists and Deal
who may try 20 palm upon you bottle OF bits
saying IL is Just as good. There even men ecSs
enough to steal part of my name IN dub theu ia
derepfions. Avoid such infamous pfydfss and thelr
yillainous compounds Ask f:r Dr. n Mel.sns
nothing else. 1t IN tie only remedy thft VIII
Purify your Blood thoroughly, and at the same
time a,enrfA1g aud iHrigoTae the whole orgsnizs-
zion. II Is put up in Large B"tties-sl Per battle
VI DR.. j. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprie:or,
Corner Third and Pine SIS. ST. LoEis. 10.
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DR. mcLEAN'S UNIvERSAL PILLS,
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT, BILLIoCsSEss
HEADACHE, Ac

There has never been = rafhnYftc me6icire ef~-ed
90 the public that has given such entire es;actsn
a. McLEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable. theysSre perfectly inpo-
cent, and can be taken by the most tender irssnt;
yet prompt and powerful in removing all Bilious
secretions, Acid or Impure, Feted Matter from he
Stomach. In fact, they are the only pills that
should be used in mslarioys districts
They produce no Gripping, Sickness or Pain n the
Stomach or Bowels, though very active and search
ing in their operations. promoting healthy se-re-
items of the Liver ana Kidneys. who wSn euHer
from Biliousness, Hesiachs ana Foul sto-asch.
hen cheap n remedy can be ebtainedf Keep
them constantly on hand: single dose, taken IN
season., may prevent hours, days, and Tsonths q
Pills. Take no other. Being coated. they are
tasteless. Price only IS CENTS eer box and ss5 DO
sent By mail to nny part OF The United states.
J. III. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine sts st. Ls1ts.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
&0ass sss
PAssENeER TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON.
On r, 4Ms FL s:sss sSHssI u; Fa an ''
wAsH1Seros. BAs SfisfeRRE AND THE WEST
FIVE DAILY fH i 5SS :; $?sslsaros AND
TWO DAILY TRAINS SETMEEsSS WASHING
ON suSDtsyNsb S SSs n rs4 AH EE 2
cT he
and Ohe Railroad for all points West, at lorz rates
sr PMafftkD G1s i,fii r.. and NEW
fc1xsSSSa a %ssSins:dn ste.~.n.
ana s." p FOR ALL POINTS WEST,
and station. sne 81 ana ana M and
p. M. and on Sundays 1t SO .. m.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
Leave New York At O. M Philadelphis IL =.
m, Baltimore S.%p. m. Arrive st " washington 'o
Leave New York at SD. M. Philadslphi. u 80
=. m, Bait. Ore 4.So 8. "a. Arrive nj Washington
Leave New York st np.. m 4, Philsaslphia 9S
.. m, Baltimore 40 q. m. Arrive At washington
Local Accommodation Trains leave Baltimore at
Ra and 10 p. m. for Washington; arrive there
On Sundays at i.s6 and 74o a. N. only from Bslti.
more -,
No Annapolis connections on Sunday from BAiu
more or Washington.
Passengers leaving Washing ton at anf Z f0 q. n.
ano 3s, T. ~. make connections st Washington
Junction Relay with Trains on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for ell points West OF the Ohio River
and for all points along the line Of the Baltimore
apd Ohio road. in Maryland and Virginia.
Trains leave Annapolis for baltimore and Wash
iDcton daily, except sundays al SIS q. M and 80
p. m.
Passeng ger Trains leaving Washington a. s. m,
II q. m. and p. m, and Baltimore st 45o snd 7+e
and 80 y. M, stop only at Annapolis and
Washington functions.
Trains only. w. 7. SMITH,
mN-ur Master ot Trans portation.
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1s62l THE 1850
Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD
Lat s go go

49, -. - -
Is FIRST. o sri:s X ko SGTTs'ti0n''
Sized r , ftF TIE tED y J5SFSxf fTFIEs
STONE BALLAsTED AND
Jaw ->'- y" -> from BALTIMORE
rn nhkPE PfIt rs rsf ffTrs sB1s
CLOSE ne # tSsg # liSk mssRRIspuRe
NORTHERN cESTR2L 'RRiILRo,D,
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
WASHINGTON , fSb BALTIMORE
wEsr. NoRTR% vi ST.. And II IS SOUTHWEST.
~ For Through Tickets .rr,y E. n. cnce. o
the Northern Central Railroad Comrsny. or:hesst
Washington, and Calvert Station, Baltimore.
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING SALOON CARS ON ALDTBAINs.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Psssenscr5 IL take The . a; N. and = N rains,
whore close connections are made with trains the
Northern Central Railroad, AID arrive IN Harris
wlh The trains on the Penn:y ivsnis Ceps-sI RaiI.
road FOR sill parts vi the West.
I3 fo sn frG a o. a o n Ss
OF Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa, or Missouri. Jy RailroGa dir.cf.
The Pennsylysnia Central Railroad also connects
81 PlttsburS with Steamers, by which Goods can
be forwarded TO sny port On the Ohio. Washington,
Kentucky, Tennessee. Cumberland. Illinois. Missis-
sipp. NiScon lin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas. and
Red Rivers; and ST Cleveland, Ssrdusky. and Chi
caco u !th steamers 10 all Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the traHspor-
tsIion OF their light - this Company can -ely
with confidence on its speedy transit.
THE EiTES OF FREIGHT 10 and from ary point
IN the Me>t, by the Penn ania Central Railroad.
GIs .; 7 t,h3.s as faroaj.t o.GTsai ~ C.aeY
Railroad Companies.
II Be- particular TO mark rsckares Via pe-ra
Central X H."
MAGRAw Il KooNs Freight gents,
No. % North street. Baltimore,
FN0CH LEWIS. Gen Superintendent. Altpna. Ps.
J.. l.. HoCPT. Gent Ticket gent. Phiiade phia.
Vi. IL. ltiC SION. General Freight Agent. Phiis-
Gelphia. Jan s-lyr
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DR.. j. III. McLEaN'S VOLCANIC OIL
LtNlMENT.
THE BEST EXTERNAL. IN TIE WORLD FoR


Thousands ~ human beings have seen ssyef .
life of decrepituie and misery by the use u his
invaluahle Iinimcnt. IL viii relieve Pain alm p~f
instantaneously, End IL will cleanse, purffy and
heal the forlest sore IN an incredible short tine
MCLEAN VOLCANIC OIL LiNIMENT VII
relieve the most nyeterate cases OF EheUuaa.:
Gsut, or Neuralgia; For Psra.ys SIS, COn.re led
Muscles. Stiffness ar Weakness N the oints, Ms
cles or LigHmcHts. il Win never fail. Two appiica
lions will cure Sore Throat, Headache or Earsche
For Burns Scajs. sny Pain Il is az s1ssllihis
remedy. Try it. and you viii ind il an inds SeEsibls
remedy. Keep ii always 81 hand.
Planters. Farmers. or any one having cN1-se
horses viii saw money by tsr VI cLesn 5 NpicEris
Oil Liniment. II is speedy and iriaihle crre a.,
Calls. SpraiDs, tlaies, dwelling. Lameness, Sores,
Wounds. Scratches. or any external disease. Try
il. and you will be convinced.
DIR. j. III. MCLEAN, Sole Propulsion,
-. Lcas. No.
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EDUCATIONAL.
CHEGARAY INSTITUTE,

u FOX YOUNG LADIES.
1927 and 1929 Spruce ST., Philadelphia.
The regular course of instruction embraces the
English and French Languages and Literature,
Latin IL required and all the hraches which con-
etitute q thorough English and French eduction.
French is the language of the family. and is con:
stantly spoken in the Institute 1t il the object OF
ments to the highest course of literature and COM
position. The scholastic year commences Septen.
Der 18th and closes July Isl Cirsulsrs &e, can be
obtained from Madame DHERVILLY, Principal
ofChegaray Institute. IL A-6n
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GAS FITTING. &C.

WI T. DON T. & co.
ARE Now prers red IN execute any orders " tn
which they may he favored in The
PLUMBING, GAS, OR STEAM FITTING RCSI-
NESS
81 Store on Ninth street, few doors nerth Of
nlete sssnTtment Of ri nyunt GO" a
sTEAM and WATER MIXTURES. jsnTIy
NJ GiS FIXTURES
w. Have In Store. and are daily receiving Gas
F1NTC RES OF entirely New Patterns and b, ,igns
and Finish perior in style 10 thing here oore
offered in this market.
We invite citizens generally to call snd examine
our stock UfGAS and WATER FIXTURES fr.iins
confident that We have The best selected stock in
Washington.
~ All Work in the shove line in;rasted tn our
care will bs promptly attended to-
mar If MYERS Il McGHAN. 81 street
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b.. Bonapartr'S coGcrpTlDn Of 2 Ur'ircr army
b--ars pretty hard GA Jhc intrrihir able and I.lT
urIous trains of oUr armies - II would MOI h..
possible hn said 70 Ia F'a~a~ az - II,I,n.,
- 10 form i perfect army without a revolution
IA thr manners ana ,-iucarion OF 1h,, soldiers
and perhaps even tl.,. officer This could
not he accomplished with ovens. magazine,
commissioners and carriages. Th-re can H.. M
perfect army until, m imitation OF ,hr Eur.rrit.
'he soldier shall receive his supply OF what ar
barley, grind il in his nInd-lnill. ami t,akr Ia.
bread himself. We cannot hope 10 possess an
army until We abolish an our mOuslr05gr nam
Uf civil atirHdIHts.'
SwTnFSr LANE ORA French periodical
~ journal de / Instruction PubliQup. contains
- curious article by VI. Oscar dc Wan. lie
"hSh1hnoHnC"S the fact. not g,nrr:itI i.'Io,yu
mat w Va" lakes OF Sweden there are vast layers
SI baiiA7 81 TOH- exclusively bnilt al, bv AMI
Ils- Nl'~- hot unlike hos. IlIl- if:Iv tqiA N.
iOttl-LOiia Oh large islands ia Ih.. ac.u r',.n
ron XMAS l"uhi l. called IN Sv.rd..f J.l-.. ~,
di>tH g'l>I'l, according To ia form mn, a.,
g".!'i"r- h''iTl' money ca kc ore Tn, r.,
nlnES ar from ten - t.,o Thousand -. C az
length, IRON HV" - fifteen broad. ,-s -, - IA
fourth To- thr'" fOurths .. a rlayr, or. .,- - i
'hIck1eSS. II
g. The QUebec NercUry SAYS I'm ,,,,,.,..,
government have remit ID -, i.G 60 -,
81 r.dHc.i0E Of ARREARS die 10, r. -, ,n,,,i
s,ger.5 81 ~ Pro. sge; also - A. ,hs., -, =
i-9he treasury ne a. q I5-'
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H. O. HOOD
rs Constantly receiving, and has slwsys on hand
full supply OF all the most celebrated ~
WATCHES that are manufactured in Eng e,'Al
land. switzerland and America, both in GolaSck2
and silver cases. lie also keeps large STOCK OF
fine JEW ELRY of the most desirable styles set
with Diamonds, Eneraids. Rubies and all other
Gems. He IS also manufacturing all kinds Of Solid
Standard silver Ware. and keeps Swords. Revolt
yers Sword Belts ana SsShas. Bowie Knives. Razors
Scissors, Gold. Silver and Steel Spectacles, and =
great variety of other things Usually kept IN Jew
sry Store, aud al al the very lowest price. No 33S
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nR. DUPoNIg SUGAR. COATED FEMALE
u REGULATING PILLS

Head the following unsolicited encomums:
cannot commend them too highly.n
They are the best Female Pills extant."
have used them with com plete Success"
Would net be without them upon any consider
alton"
They operate speedily and effectively,
4O3 Chesnnt street, Philadelphia, and in wash
ineton by s. @. FORD, corner llth street and Pa.
Druggists. no &-eoly
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OFFICIAL.
IMPAIRMENT OF STATE,
The Secre-r-v rf Stare will hereafter receive Mem
GERS of Congress on business on Saturdays, CON-
nleneing with Saturday, the first Of next month.
;anT-tf WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
DAssEs ON THE POTOMAC.
On and after the 18th instant day Of September,
passes will be required from al vessels, bcsts &C.,
navigating the Potomac river. These viii be issued
by the Commanding Ofhcer Of the Flotilla, and may
be obtained from the naval vessels stationed st
AleIsndria or ct the mouth of the river.
GIDEON WELLEs,
Secretary Of the Navy.
sartamhar II. 1871. IRap. & Int.I 500
IRON HALL,
$40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
EMILE DUPRE
Would respectfully inform his friends snd Gus
toners that having Just returned TO this city fom
New York he offers a renewed assortment OF
FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES,
Consisting Of
SPICES.
fine assortment Of
HAVANA CIGARS,
which,
berg purchased from prize vessel.
enables US 20
sell az very low rates.
srTLIEs. srr,,Rs
T. y"0 wart 20 Purchase
GROCERIES. WINES. LIQUORS, sEGARs, and
TOBACCO,
of Best Quality and at Low Prices,
You Must Csll 81
EMILE DCPRE;S,
800 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Iron Building,
who laid in large stock of Goods before the IN
hoard ai rise in prices had taken place. sea
To HOTELS. cr SGE1 fGrEEr,rR,yrs, PR.
VATE FAMILIES. &c.
The Subscribers have Just received a fresh ship
meut of
So CASES ST. JULIEN AND FLORRAC
CT RETS,
which they offer for sale at New York prices.
Also. they have constantly OF hard
4 Large oHd Ws,I >,Je::,d Stois If
Old nI'F Mh hSfRplt PORTS. sHEER1Es.
BoL w hiBH N Old RE, SCOTCH, and IRISH
HNHIsH AID & sc 81 t3Hof hr s[aHls
LONDON AND D. elm PORTERS,
ENGiisn PICKLES: SAUCES:
Chiffon. CHEDDER ami ENGLISH DAIRY
sAEblNEs, KENP's THEORETICALLY SEALED
CONGREsS, SELTZEk, KISsENGEN and ENG.
Choice 0oLGXG, sordMoNG IMPERIAL, HY-
son. YOU'VE HYsoN TEAS.
Win al ei'i FsNcY l't GRoGER lis
BININGFR & CO,
tEstsEii-hei l776)
BFanch VILE, = ny, sfspq " opposite
- - Just received a small lot OF Officers LIQUOR
RNr UrrLIEs.
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF QUARrERuASrrR.
49, -fEHig AZ III PcaHtac. )
WAsUINGTCE, September ~. ij.62 \
PROPOSALS are invited fer furnishing for the use
OF the army Of the Potomac the f3loNins articles:
$500 tons best quality Timothy Hay. securely
hilsd, the weight OF each bale TO be- marked
thereon
e,V1.'W bushels of Oats, of the best quality, in
strong sacks well sewei
1910 cords Oak and Hickory II ood well seasoned
and of the best quality.
Each bid must he ACCOMPANIED by the endorse
ment at two pOns bic persons that the contracts
ifAwsrdel will be fulfilled.
Bids will he opened from time to time rs the ar
tices may be needed and contracts will be awarded
for the quantities needed TO the lowest ponsible
builder up To the time of opening.
The right il reserved to accept all or any part of
any bid.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for IIay
or Oats Wood" a the case may be, and enclosed
in rate nSelOpes. RUFUS INGALLS,,
Lieut.. Col. and 4. ID. c..
22f Chief Quartermaster.
TN NO CURE NO PAY,
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A DAMS EMPRESS COMPANY.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

g, The DELIVERY OFFICE IF his C9~1pGry I.
h-D' ron III Il r+-ast . - largo deEOt IN n
---N- 2 q" h'1 SNi-ss.t. sis, ~
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y OR .BROWN.!- Only SO cents a Box
Gray, red or faxen hair can be chlnged IN .
HAMS LIQUID HAIR DYE, the best and cheap
est in the world, producing, the moment IL 10
applied, rich natural appearance. Each Box Of
UPHAN,S HAIR DYE Is warranted to contain as
much hdir dye as others sell for one dollar, Sold
by {. q. CPHAM. 403 Chestnut street, Philadei-
phia; and s. CALVERT FORD, corner llth street
and Pa. avenue; in Alexandria, By HENRY COOK
L. CO. Druggists. seps-eoly
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DAsskS ON THE POTOMAC.
On and after the 18th instant day Of September,
passes will be required from al vessels, bcsts, &C.,
navigating the Potomac river These viii be issued
by the Commanding Ohacer Of the Flotilla, and may
be obtained frem the naval vessels stationed at
Alexandria or ct the mouth of the river.
GIDEON WELLES,
Secretary Of the Navy.
NAVY DEPARfNKxf,
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