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DEFUEr oOAsE.!I.a.H.s1Ea aExEaAl,s orneE.

/ fd.J April 4th, 1868,
| SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this of.
| - fcs until twelve O'Clock NJ, the iSth DAY M
APRIL, 1868, for the furnishing and delivery ofTEy
pot, viz: % F-AS'IS' SE 3e-
~, FIVE hundred thousand bushels at Cairo, Ill., in
0ne-third on or before the 18th day of NAV. 1sss
onethird on er before the 10th day OF june, 1868;
One-third on or before the 9Th day of july. 1893
Five hundred thousand bushels at Memphis, Tenn.
In the following manner, viz:
One'third on or before the 18th day of NAV 1899.
one-thtrd on or before the 10th day OF June, 286S
0ne-third on or before the 4th day of JnIv oesa
Should any instructions DO given by Col Rohert
Allen, Chief Quartetmaster In ST. Louis Mo- to have
the whole amount delivered at Cairo, Ill., then the
price for the Cha intended for Memphis viii he Maid
Cairo - 80 ''''tAe0 at
undersigned. ~ '-'
Proposal. from atsleyal parties will not be con-
sidered, and an oath Of allegiance must Eccomnanv
each proposition.
GUARANTEE.
The ability Of the bidder to fulfill the contraat
should II be awarded to him, must be guaranteed lV
two responsible persons, whose signatnres must Sss
appended to the guarantees. 80
The responsibility Of the guarantors must be shown
ny the otcial certificate OF the Clerk of the nearest
District Court, tho United States District Gttor
ney. Bidders must be pr sent in person when the
bids are opened, their proposals will not be con-
stdered Bond equal In amount to half the lun1 tn
be received on the contract signed by the
aud both OF his guarAntors will be- required of lie
successful bidder, upon signing the contract AS the
oohd must acconPan! the contract, 1t will he noces
sSary for the bidders to have their bondsm9n with
them or to have tonds signed in anticipation, and
ready to be produced when the contract Is siFued
EoBN OF GUARANTEE.
We Of the county of - and State oil,
aud or tue county Of - and State of -, do
hereby guarantee that - Is able to fuldlt con.
tract In with the terms of his proposition
and that should his proposition be accepted, he will
at once enter into contract In accordance there
with Should tile contract be awarded him we are
prepared to become his securities.
To this guarantee must be appended the official
certificates above mentioned.
On presentation at this Office of certificates from
the Quartermastsrs at sail DepOts n triplicate FORM
that the contract has been fully complied with In
every particular, the amount due thereon will be
erument - O. OR0Ss I
Lieut. Col. and Deputy QuartermSstsF General.
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BATCHELoR,s HAIR DyEi

BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYEI
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
WILLIAM A. BAToHELoR's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color mot to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to ipjure the hair in the leest rem.
edies the III effects of bad dyes, and fnygorates the
Hsirfor life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY AIR Instant
y turns splendid Black Brown. leaving the Hair
son and beautiful Sold by all Druggists, DC.
81 The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
RL0R, on Tie four Sides Of each boz
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay street,
Gate ess Broad.Vay and 1s Bond Ss5 ; = =
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Bread Riot AZ Peterahnrr.

NEW York. April 9.-The Suffolk CORES
pondent of the Baltimore American states
that there was woman's bread riot in
Petersburg, Va, a few days since
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A rules hold in the clerks onicO Of the court q,
esoTo. - w lE Ty%.,sa : ~ uiy .th' 1862
0eorre D. WIrn ma

The 94ie2t Of thissut is to recover from the dsS,o.
dant Geo D Wise, the sum of tfty doISrI Viz 10
terest from the 18th day of Sept 1890 Subieet ~
credit for one years interest ~ =
Amdayit having been made In conEormit, n, 49,.
to amend aud the act passed INV 5stb 1a
Sntitea An act staying the collection Of Certain
9eets, passed February 9Th, 1869, whereby the ssd
ueIehuant - deemed resident Of this StGTe an
order o. publication Is awarded against the adj AZ
isnaent and It u ordered that the said deisnan d
of and do what Is Necessary to proteet liz nst
and that copy Of this order shall be published ona
week ior four successive weeks, in The IntelIi1Sn
posted at the front door Of the court houSe 81 fbI
county on the hrst day Of the next county court.
80 a.. .-.... TEsF
aPr1.4H J.B. AILwoRTR, q. A.C.
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BaItimora Markat.

BkITINoRE, April 9.-Flour very dull;
extras dropping.
Wheat firm at former rates.
Corn quiet; white 92@9sc yellow 90
Whisky dull and nominal.
Rio coffee 3Ic.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


HousHoULD ONLY USE
LAUGHLINs & BUsHFIELD,s
w RITING Fluid
REASON. MOI,
tits the best Ink made, now known Of.
REASON NO. 2,
II Is superior In many respects to .Arnoldi Ink
REASON NO. 8,
1t is cheaper 10 more ways than one than Arnold,s
REASON NOS
1t b cheaper in the quantity you get for quart-n
the price you pay for 1T aud in the quality of the
REASONING. 4,
You pay so cents for Quarts and 81 for Arpolds
REASON. NO. 8,
Our Ink does not gum the pen, nor mould.
REASON NO. 8,
Our Ink isof a permanent, unfading blackicolor.
REASON NO. Z,
Our lux can be used to the last droD in the IottlA
REASON NO. s,
Our Ink isa good copying Ink without additions
REASON NOS,
You should prefer home manufacture to foreign.
REASON NO. 10,
II the Ink is not as represent, we will refund the
money paid for it.
Sold by the manufacturers, No. % sInin street.
and all prominent Stationers. marie
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The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid.
PublishOd for the beneft and as . warning and a
caution to young men who suffer from Nervous De.
bility Premature Decay, &C.. supplying at the same
time the means Of selEcure. By one who has cured
himself after being put 70 great expense through
medical impOsition and quaekeFy, BY eneloaing
postpaid addressed envelope srSsLE cor1rs NAV b.
had Of the author. NATHANIEL liAYPl1R. i.so..
Bedford. Kings o., New York. sp4lyd4v
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~ - - ~ oAAl l660
WHEELING, VA.
IflHIs INK is now nsed By the following officials,
Y and persons in this city who all cheerfulIy rec
ommeud its superiority and excellence. Letters and
testimonials open for inspection at our office.
spy the Secretary Of the Commonwealth,
By the Adft General Of virginia, :, 4ss, 800.
Blythe Auditor of the state Of virginia II in AO
Hon. SAMUEL CRANE.
THoMASHORNBRoOK ESQ.
by the Marshal of the U. s., W Dist. DIVA, W
Hon. &. n. NORTON.
by the General BO0k-keeper at the NJ. & NJ Bank.
n. o. QUARRIER, Rsq.
WM.F. PETERSON, Esq.
n. q. ATHUR. /
n-.,.c..,,-.s SAMUEL P. HILDRRTH.
By the Cashier Ofthe Citizens Deposit Bank,
By thoTrsasurer of Wheeling Eavinss, 1as ST.
ts"- A. o. MCKEE.
Blythe Wheeling Gas Company,
GEo. 4. TIEGLE, Secretary.
BY the Southern PROTECTING Insurance ofiee, Alex
By the Baltimore Ohio Railroad,
JOSEPH. @. JONES, Clerk.
BY the fitts6urgh, r. W: SC. Railroad,
By the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
EHos: T. 5 =! ARlf4sNT, Gen. Supply Agt.
For sale in Philadelphiaby B. Mppinoott { Co.,
Publishsrs -
For I, sale IL Baltimore by Whitney Cushing,
For sale in Lancaster by Elias Barr Eco.
For For sa!e IN Washington City BY VIM. Ballentine
For sale in Pittsburgh BY johnson Co. and Welden
& Co. ~ -
For sale in. Frederick, Nj, by O. g. SIArkIs Co.
For sale in Cumberland by Andrewa & Co.
For sale In Wheeling By J. @. On 4 Co. Graves 4
Co, and merchants Esnerally. mar12
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Rules hold In the elerk's ONCE Of the court Of
: e :. county OF Aeeomaek, July 18th, 1852
George W. Wilkins jun, pltfI.
George D. WIle. den |.

The object fthis suit g to reeovsr f,oy, a.. =.
lendant, George D: Wfse, the sum Of one hundEsI
anu dollars with interest from rSt iSv Of
November, lSeo subject 70 credit Of one year5 In
Affidavit having been made in conformity to m A..
70 amend and reenact the act passed July 56t issi
entitled "An act staying the coIIeetlo - AoU1s
deet4 passed February sth, 1882 yEhe eby tf SSid
defendant Is deemed nonresident Of thiistst. az
indAnt, and It Is ordered that the md I ~
appear within one month amer due publication her.
~, h1a 10 Enat u Necessary 70 protect his inferred
week Tor four sueeeSsiye weeks in the intsIIi1snce
paper paohshed In tbs city Of Wheeling Stld poSt
sae front ooor Of the court hausS Of
apr24w" JB.AILWoRTH. a 40
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TRArEl.HRs' DIRECTORY,
BALrIMORK aNB OHIO RAILROAD.

1ALTIMOhk aND OHIO RAILROAD
s
Qr ard after Tuesday, August II, 1853, DAILY
TRAINB will be resumed between WAIH1NHToN
and WHEELING and PARK aHSRUR4 ana six
between WARRINGTON snd BALTIMORE. e
follows:
ron PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK + sesro,s
Leave Washington ct and Ills .. m, ana 3 and
$50 p.
On Sundays at s . p. m. only.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leeye q e6, and Ills .. %: and So and s.A p
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave Washington It 50 .. m. and 3. g. and N
?. m, daily, except Sunday. On Sunday at and
6p N. trains only.
This il the only route By which Baggage can be
Cheeked Ihrossh from WasAinEtea.
FOB WARRINGTON AND THE sOgTH
Leave Baltimore for Warrington At $50, and 10
sm. ana ) %, and 8 ,. N. On Sundays 1t 4.sn Snd
The third = and 9TH trains only from B.lt,uor.
and the first and fourth trains from Washington.
stop at way painta
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore ut .. m and p a,
Leave w ashinxton at .. m. And D, N,
No train for Annapolis on Sundays.
For further Information, tickets of every kind
&C., apply to G s. KOONTZ A gent, at Washin q.
ton station, or at the Ticket onice.
Master Of TRANSPORTATION
4. n. COLI, General Ticket Agent au atf
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THE EVENING STAR.


p,,,cv, RrpoRrs- THIRD Precinct George
Ray.. drunk dismissed. Lucy Tabs, disor-
dsriy. STAT John Thompson, disorderly; 1.55.
EanrM precinct-Antonio Capelli, assault;
hail for court. Mary Shsa- drunk and disor-
drrly: workhouse. William Smith, drunk: 80.
Barbara Hcckberger, disorderly: SLIGO Anna
Lang, drunk and disorderiy; workhouse. r.
Smith, do; 80.
Fftk Precinct-Samuel Wells, grand larceny;
dismissed also. for threats; bail for peace.
Susan Beattey, assault and battery; dismissed.
Graysop, disorderlyi Si9i. Mary Grayson,
do; Sl.9i. George Maher. drunk; SIS. E.
Conner, do; dismissed Lloyd BrooKs, disor-
Jail for court. Chas. AlmaEs, drunk; military.
Sarah Wells, disorderly; 81. Margaret O'Neal,
do; Jessie Wells. do; Lizzie Pullen, do: Anna
Barr, Henry Rocker, Jacob Bitman, Mathew
Smith, Jno kettenger, drunk and disorderly;
military. Robert Hayden, Geo. Lilly, drunk;
S1.ss each. Emma Young, do. Sc. James
Rellew, do Sl9i, Isaac Sault, larceny; dis
missed.
!Sirth Prceinct-Cathsrine Loughmyer ma
iicious mischief: bail for peace. John Olnger.
mischief dismissed Z. A Hartman, passing
counterfeit money; do. Dennis Mack. driving
on pavement 81. Charles Steward, disorderly;
do; 90. Fanny Lyons, dressing in male attire;
SIS. John Wilson, creating nuisance 80. The
odcre Thompson, disorderly; p. Ross, drunk:
dismissed.
Tenth Prec;nct-Eliza Richards, stealing; for
hearing. VIM. Smith, do; dismissed. Mealy
Blagden, drunk and disorderly; do. James
Smith, do; 1854. John Mardes, assault and
battery: Jail. Saml Gaines, grand larceny; de-
fsrred. Anne Light, drunk and disorderly;
4l.ss. Andrew Nox, asleep in street; work.
house. John Shields, disorderly; deferred.
VIM. Mason, do: 3d.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Sarah An
drews. Sophia Williams, dealing in policy; dis
missed. Thos. Farrell, Patrick Grady, fight
ing; do. VIM. Dodd, fighting and disorderly;
do. Patrick Gleeson, Archy Everson, drunk;
military. Jno. Shehan, John D. Conner, Jno.
McGinnis, shooting; do. John Mahoney; o.
den NJ Varney, suspicion Of desertion: turned
over 10 military. Thos. Haines, desertion; do.
John Corners, vagrant; E. Falconer, riding on
pavement; 81. John Drunk, Samuel Haskell,
drunk and Siisorderiy; military. John Viii.
liams, Thomas Hicks, breaking in a window;
do. JAS Thomas, obtaining goods under false
preteDces; dismissed. Margaret CLANCY, steal
ing $50; Jail for court. Johanna Bresnahan,
drunk and disorderly; 50. Thomas Sullivan,
assault and battery; dismissed.
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PROPOSALS.
ORDNARos orE10s. VA. p,,.,,.,,,.

SEALED PaorosALs win % resolved - thi, ONES
until sns s,1h Gay Of October next fo3 EAN1!Na
ana Hssaa.Is Of the unssd =. - 10 the assas 1
stzts: .mooGsGs II M nesr i n go more !iss
tie ssso TIE work Is to be aons At
90 in numbsr-wili be received until the 10th Of
Dssenesr next .sa in the ease Of th ZEE the guns
der S. length s.sass SS
E
which win be twenty inchst. and its THICKNESS
to s b n Su1sa nth .ss su:s Of
tVo.tenths OF an inch
drawings Of the gan In ita original form and with
M. York ssshs, No v1,ss
e. TIE Fort a 4 s.a; 1.:sn:1, u; s.: LOU:
Of The siss.: she Mi ss sgIea.:s : :aes1iassaa
upon biz esrtia safe Of inspsetion and receipt:
xi st:ts y; pss p, gun for the
they Win band 1sT month; .1d ths t,ns xhIss siiI
. sens the 4 .
bs S
such Is are actually engaged in the manufacture
Opinion 'se
cute TIE work: In TIE case Of paites not known 70
xi6 saIftss to the :neun. Of
reserves the risbt to rsjses any or iii BIDS. II
ing Founders" sno win % Addressed 70 Brissisr
::ss a.... Ss,:i a:ss:s:.
SIALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED TILL
n.1s With
BAkkELE or TLoUK.. -
ana ~ .ss IL: than Me- e.
Bids IN duplicate fer the different grades should
The delivery Of the Flour to BE- eop@enesd With.
may
rate Of zoo barrels daily. delivered either at the
eSsrves, or At the rsro.d depot. Washins ton
Payment will be made in certificates of indebted
have for distribution.
Just t. before s the fien1 !: received WI" DC maze
Ar cath Of sssianes; must accompany each bid
~ Sa hsss
bidders lot present to respond.
Of s; t. b .
g ss IL 2St 1sa
dorsed Proposals for Flour" ocS-M
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
~ WASHINGTON. October a. 1858.
PROPOSALS will be received until the 18th day of
October for the Com plete construction Of iron
SCI ew tugboats OF $50 tons and 10 tons.
The vessels to be delivered At the Navy yard
com plete and ready to receive on board the crew.
provisions. store, and COAL in all respects ready
other stores, and nautical Instruments.
The proposition must state the gross sum for
which the vessel viii be delivered complete and
the time within which she viii be delivered. The
bid must be mpanied with guarantee that, if
awarded, the parties will execute tae contract snd
the names Of all the parties interested and of the
suIeties must be stated.
The Department reserves the right to rejsct auy
or all the propositions If In its opinion the public
interest requires. and no proposition will be
sidered except from parties actually engaged in
building iron vessels
ins plans ana onPr q tb sesssl ana
ment in Warrington. Is cow
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ID TO UILDERS.
II ROpOSALS FOR BUILDING 4 STATION
HOUSE FOR METROPOLITAN POLICE

MAYORS OFFICE, Washiagton. Oc. 10, 1888.
Sealed Proposals, endorsed s. Building Commit
tee on station Houses win BE received at the
O'Clock noon, for the erection and completion Of
Station House. TO be located on North 4 street,
An oath Of allegiance must accom- any each bid
Plans and specifications can be seen and will be
The right to decline any or al the proposals is
reserved.
the contract will be required from the successful
bidder RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor
JNO. 81. SEMMES
President Board OF Aldermen.
ASBURY LLOYD,
President Board Of Common Council.
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Wn D1PAKTMlHT, 800
w WAs1na9os, January =, 1853.
In Consequence Of the pressure OF business ettas
Var Department, Dasses for eitizens TO visit the
Army Of the Potomac VIII b given at the once OF
L.sst. Col. oozaAD, 132 Hsnnsyivanis avsoas
shove Niaeteenth street..
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HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY COEcENTRArEp
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHu
POSITIVE
SPECIFIC REMEDY
Ncr- Retention or Iacontiaenee q Urine, 2rsis.
tion, Inflammation or liberation Of tie Bsad-
der and Kidneys, Diseases Of tie Pyos-
trate Gland, Sione in the Bladder,
Calcerous Grarey or Brick
Dust Deposit and
AASVuS !" @uSy OtSCnuS4css QWU U%t DtSS0$GS /"
A6eet;sns Of the Bladder and Ksdneys,
and Dropsical S,oellings, egistiaa
in Men, Women or Children
EELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHu.
Hor Weakness arising from Exoesses Habits Of Dr.
sipstion, attended with the following symptoms:
Indisposition to Exertion, Loss Of povar
Loss OF Memory. Din enIty Of Breathing.
Weak Nerves, Trem bling, Horror Of
Disease, Dimnsss of Vision, Wake
fulness, Pain In the Back,
Universal Lassitude Of the
Muscular System, Hot
Hands, Flushing Of
the body, Dry
ness of the
Skin.
ERUPTIoNs ON THE pAol.
PALLID COUNTENANCE.
These symptoms, If allowed to 60 on. which TIL.
medicine invariably removes, soon follows F.
tuity. Epileptio Fits, in one Of which the
patient may expire. Who can say that
they are not frequently followed By
those Direful Diseases" IN.
| SANITY and OONsUMP.
TON. Many are aware
Of the cause Of their
suffering, but mono
| will confess
| The
| Of the In
| sane Asylums
| and the Melaa.
| eholy Deaths BY Con.
sumption. bear ample wit
| ness to the truth Of the A..
sertian. The constitution onos
| fected with Organic Weakness. re-
| quires the aid OF medicine to strensthsn
and Invixorats the System, which HELM.
BoLDB EXTRACT BUoHU INVARIABLY ro.s
HIGHLY 0oNo1NTRATlDc onPopsp
FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILkl.
| For
| purifying
the blood, 70
| moves all diseases
arising from sxoesses
and imprudenoe in Life,
chronic constitutional dis.
eases arising from an impure
state Of the blood, and the only reIia.
BE and sffectual known remedy or Tia
cure Of Scrofuls, ecald Head, SAT-
Rhsum, Pains And Swsllinss Of
! the Bones, alterations Of the
| Threat andsLsss. Blotehss,
| Pfnplss on the 1ass,
| letter, 1rysipslss,
| and oil scaly
eruptions
Of the
skin.
Two table spoonsful Of the Extract or ss,..,.
riA added to pint Of water Il equal to the Libsoa
Diet Drink. and one bottle II fully equal 10 saBo.
Of the Syrup Of sarss9arila. OF the Detection. e
| usually made.
~THBs1 1XTRACTs HAVE BEEN Ap,sr1
l THD TO USE IN TIN UNITED STATES ARNY.
and ere also In very general use in oil the aIAxI
HOSPITALS snd PUBLIC sANITARY INsTI-
| TUTIoNS throughout the land, ~ wen q in prs
vats practices, And are eonsidersA - iny>1uabls
remedies.
| SEE MEDICAL PRoPsa1IEs o. BuoRu.
From Dispensatory Of tie UHised Ststea.
See Professor Devices valuable works .. II.
Practice Of Physis.
! Bee remarks made By the laes sslsbesteA u,
| PHY6IC, Philsdeiphia.
| Bee remarks made By Dr. 1PHRAIN NeDov
| ELL, . celebrated Physician. and Member Of Tia
Royal College Of Surgeons, ireland, and JabhsAsd
! In the transactions Of the King and oussn i'm,
nal.
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Important Facts WorIh KnoVing.
AT THE NATIONAL BOOKSTORE.
27s Pennsylvania Avenue,
Between 18th and 18th SITS,
YOU CAN BUY:
Three 50 cent Novels for q,
Biz - cent Novels for q,
Hight Photograph Album Cards for a.
Three 50 cent Stationery Paskssss for a.
etx IS cent Stationery Packages for n.
cent Books from Is to Is cents,
u Books from % cents to 50 cent?.
Bib Books from 6 cents to Gle.
SlO Books from Is esats TO q 90.
% Books from 81 to Sl.O.
Is Books nom o2.SO to SlH
large lot Of Books 1T half pries,
4 FINE STOCK Or
PHOTOGRAPH CARDS and ALBUMs.
BOOKS, STATIONERY.
FANCY ARTICLES,
COMBS. BRUsHB0.
AAbnOfYPIs, TO-, &C., at greatly fsdue.a
prices.
Saisk sales aad small proats.n
ofasrs by mail promptly attended to.
VIM. F. RICHSTEIN,S
NATIONAL BooKsroas, a7s Ps,.. .venus.
- WI" between 18th And 18th ssrsa4,
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DlPARTEeHT OF Wash
~ lNGTQN.

QGcs CAiC Quarter master, May ., lS6S.
DIALlls II AaRIouLTulAL IMPLIx1HTs, 0AH"
Den SEEDS, TO-, are requested to furnish this once
price lists Of the various articles Of their trade
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
mel ELIAS d. GlBBHH, Ohls ouArtsrmAstsr, D.
partment Of Washington. ny 0-H
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La q q.
SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE
OF fHB
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

z~ &2E11S s|1IIsg sA 1.ssSk
FROM WASHINGTON oITYi
TIE GREET SHORT LINE TO 1HI
WEST, SOUTH AND NORTHWEST
Making the Quickest Time: And the Only Route
Tat car ;s n.s. Ticket direct
other Route, and no Omnibus Riding.
FOUR DAILY TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON
maxim. @sh Ts.as
R''s' Wiz Is $as ~ s:'$':s
arsa ss, :. Ha sss
vts Tlsn .s11s
SAIT1Hok III AND hoo OHIO oi Sk1Ihosb fA'
This Is the Only Route by .chich Through Tickets or
Through 8aggags CHICK. ca" be procured
KNIGHTS Latest Improved sLEspINs CARS, of
the most Superior finish, attached to Night Trains.
TIN SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
COL uxBus, DAxroiEG, LOUISVILLE, DIN.
o1z K114E i sT zoy1s' 9Hsc1 1seR4
&C., &C., &C.,
~wrH LESS CHANGES OF OARS THAN BIT AIT
OTHER RoUrE.-@
~ Spse,al Notice to Passensers fo1 tAs Wsst from
ssss q
by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAW ONH
the and haze the
additional charge.
For THROUGH TICKETS please apply At the
Ticket Office. Washington ctatien.
~ Typ smith, Master Of T.ansportss,ssse
rki sss. 5nHHNsrRAI RArLta asss
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
w AD:U3AHr 0EHEAAL's O1rIo1,
WAsMHoT0A. June q, IL.
General Orders, No. 80.
The Adjutant General win provide An approrli-
Ate medal Of honor for the troops who, after the
expiration of their term havs Hsrsd their services
70 the Government in the present emergency, and
also for the volunteer troops from other States that
have volunteered their service In the States Of
peupsylyania and Aeryland.
By order of the Secretary Of War.
y. D. OWN2END,
70 50 Assistant Adtutant General