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"America's haven Of eternal rest
Found little farther West"
Mr.. Riddle and Penn.,IvauIa.

The Chicago Tribune makes the follow
ing reference to the affair between Messrs.
Riddle and MOrehead Of Pennsylvania:
Mr.. Riddle who represents the CIeve-
land, Ohio, District advocated the pas
sage of the Illinois Ship Canal bill in an
able and vigorous speech in which this
Pungept and truthful passage appears
1t was TO be expected that Pennsylva-
mia would oppose it solid, although she too
rests upon the lakes. Nothing traverses
her soil from which she does not exact
tribute, and her citizens for whole win
ter with arms in their hands recently fore
ed the whole travelling North to patronize
her peanut venders Of Erie, the place
where PerTy's feet was built. The nation
has clearly shaped its policy to develop her
resources; her coal and iron are almost
exempt even from taxation, and yet her
representatives stand here goblins of the
mines-a stupid inert mass Of selfish obstiaa-
eg TO wall up the way ofthis great measure.
We say to Pennsylvania, ave bide our
time" " u.
This blow reached through the rhinooe-
rous hide to the nerves of sensation. and
brought one Of the Pennsylvania members
to his feet, who pronounced it ian afro
cious libel on his State" Mr.. Riddle sus-
tanned his charges aud in formed the gentle
man that he held himself responsible for
what he had said, in or out of the House.
There the matter dropped. The charge of
mean seltshness was well taken. The
Pennsylvania delegation is guilty of all
that the Ohio member alleged, and more
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New Marerini for PAPER.

The wood Of the hemlock tree-hemlock
fr, or hemlOck spruce, as it is sometimes
called, from the resemblance Of its leaves
TO those Of the herb hemlock-is, in its
natural state, q wood Of exceedingly harsh
and rigid fibre. Hemlock splinters are
the dread Of those who handle boards and
lsnks made Of this wood. Yet, when a
portion Of it is put into a steam gun and
blown against a target, it is resolved into
. soft, flexible mass Of brownish hue, the
hhres Of which are small, fine and moder-
ately strong. 1t is said that the material
thus obtained may be made into excellent
wrapping paper. We have shown a sam
pie Of it, blown from the steam gun of
Messrs. stillman, Allen & Co., of this CITY.
70 person Of some familiarity with the
substances of which paper is made. who
observed that, in all probability, it might
serve, with proper bleaching, for the man
ufscture Of printing paper If this be 50,
there is no need Of hooking for cotton rags;
our lumber yards are so many magazines
Of the raw material, and We may expect
paper mills to be hereafter set up in hem
lock forests TO save. the cost Of transporta-
ton.--7d. = Evening Post. ==-=.-.s-z--
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How-rhe nIi.siIriPPI white Trash SWAP

wives.
From Aughey's Slavery and Secession
Two Of these semi-savages had resolved
to remove 10 the West in hope of better
ing their condition. One wished to re-
move to Arkansas, the other to Texas
The wife Of the former wished to go to
Texas, the latter to Arkansas. The hus-
bands were desirous of gratifying their
sponses, but could devise no plan that
seemed likely to prove satisfactory, till
one day when hunting, finding game scarce,
they sat down upon log, when the fol-
lowing dialogue took place: -=r
G Kit, Pm sort q pestered about Dilsie.
She sWsrs to Rackensack she'll 60, and no
Whar else. I alters had hankerin' arter
Texas. Plague take Raekensack, sayl
Eta man war thar, the ager and the airth-
guakes ed shake him out on 1t quicker en-
nothin'.n I
When q Toman's set on gWine any
Rhar, they're q gWine. It's jes no use to
talk. I've coazed Minnie mOren little to
60 along with me to Arkansas and the
more coax the more she won't CO.
Well, Kit, 'spOsen we swap women
"Well, Sam, what trade'll ye gin"
"0hl a gentleman's trade, Of course P' /
HShuoks, Sam 'sposen had a young
ally, and you an old mar, ye wouldn't az
IN even trade would ye?" 'a
" No; it 'ud be too hard. 1 tell you
what I'll do, Kit Here's q shot gun that's
wuth ten dollars, Of it's wuth a red. FL
give it and that ar b ar skin hsngin' on the
side Of my shanty, to boot, and say it's a
trade
"Nuf sed, eff The women's agreed"
Home they went, and stated the case to
the women, who, after due deliberation ac-
esded to the proposition, having also made
8 satisfactory arrangement about the child
ren, and they all soon went on their way
rejoicing to their respective destinations
In that - @
Americas haven Of eternal rest
Found Q Uttla farrhar VVaur
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YOUR SHIRT.
AGRICULTURAL.
ka2ICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

Aa2ICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Horse Powers and Saw Machines,
for Cutting Wood. Ilsnqteetursd and igE sale b.
BALDWIN. DEWITT 3 90.
CORN sHEILERs STRAW CUTTERS MDoT Jokes
ct the Cleveland Agricultural Works, 50 Csntsr-st
BALDWIN. bEWIII 4 Co
CultlTatOFs, 1,9& Shovel PlOEI, &C.,
Il ALL KINDS, ready for the Spring Trade, a
BALDWIN, DEWIIT q cos.
. r-s-.. 50 Center-St
CLOTHES WRHGERs, Tie BEST made.
deeso BALDWIN. nEHTTT kco.
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1a5-The above named Ladies We are personally 60.
Quaintsd WITH and know that for several years while
We lived In Medina, they great sufferers. Miss
swormstett has been 50 badly afflicted that il with
dinculty she was able 20 stand upon her feet .sW
bottles Of CatholicOn entirely cured her her com
plants Ny vile received great benefit nom this med
icine We recommend it 20 the Ladies o. this county
g safe and efficient remedy for the many complaints
thoY Era gubiect to. JOHN WEEhS,
Editor Canhsld Sentinel r
Esz-Fer sale By all Druggi5ts 2 80 .
ID. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
anpt29 Arsuf sor Ohio
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SKIRT SUPPORTERS.
4 AIDES 'sHOMR eUARDsp
Br0Fn's snspengl0n WalgI

IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTER
Is perfect ''Union nstitutiOn II unftes the Cor
81, sho1ldeE- Brace, Anti 4aceE AID sirtnppoEtsF
in one beautiful article OF Wearing Apparel.
The sCOn8titution must be Preserved Whscheve-
~ Lady says can be By wearing these Waists.
TRY THEm-PEICES REDuCEDr
For sale by--FREEMAN KELLOGG, 2IT guperf-
or-St., Mrs P0RTER, milliner, q Seneca-St, How
kk Hl6HEEi 20 Eup9riDr-5t., Mrs- HARVEY, 20
st. Clar-St and al Wholesale and Retail By the fro-
priBtors and Manufacturers, I8I Ontario-st, toFCF
hoora's Auction Store Cleveland, Ohio.
RB-Waists Eede 20 Grsez. I
AE-Stats and County Rights for sale.
NORRIS a SHErFIELD.
Ha-He viii prosecute all persons who make tho
Waists, or make the Braces without authority from
=. anEl9
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE

a -TRIESEMARl J, and 8, areprctectod b. Boy.
a Letters Patent Of England, and secured 81 the
Seals Of the Ecoie de Pharrnsie de Paris and the
Imperial College o. Medicine, Vienna.
No. One Is invaluable for Exhanstfou srermsfor
rhRa and al physical disabilfties
No. Two eompleteiy ersdioates all traces o. thoa
diseases that have heTetolors been treated b. tho1
ssous and pernicious Use Of eoPaEia and cubehs-
No. Three has entirely supplants the injurious use
o. mercury, thereby iuEurinF 70 the sufferer sDradr
relief, dispensing an impurities, and roofing out ths
venom Of diseases.
TRIEsEuAR Nos. J. and 3, ara preparations IN ths
orm Of Lozenges, devoid cf taste and SMELL and can
be carried in the WEistcOt rocket. Sold In TN cases
and divided into separate deses, administered b
NeiPeul Aaiielll tsouk bicUtdi &C. Price - EACH
or cases FOR %, which saves e; and IN o1T eases,
whereby there y a saving of g. To be had whole
New York
Immediately on receiving remittance Dr. Barrow
VIII forward the Hresear 70 any part Of the uorld,
securely packed, and addressed according 70 the In
Htructions Of the writer.
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HOAB TESTIMONY.

M q. D. EHosLET-Doar Sir: We feel It s dat,
We to the public, 10 state that marshals CGthol
Icon Is medicine invaluable for complaints classea
under the head Of Female Diseases. We have used
your Grefenberg Medicines and haTo been greatly
benefited thereby, much SO, that were the price
double, we would have them. To the Thousands OF
our sex who suffering IRON weakness, we would
recommend thu Cathoiicon as sure panacea Il gives
strength the system and enables each OF the organs
Of the body to perform their appropriate functions.
Miss q. sNORM5TETT,
Mrs. ". CARTER,
Mru 4. 4. WEEKS.
Medina March 1 '6l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-25

HrouUeE Burned bW GrueEElllaa Opp0AAlG
atenphiss and her Crew carried eh. %
Especial Dispatch 70 Cincinnati Gazetfe-l q
~ CA1Roi February p.
The City Of Memphis brings Memphis
dates to the 18Th. at 3; o'clock on Tues-
day afternoon the people were startled hy
the firing Of cannon and Whizzing Of shell
through the air. Upon rushing 10 the spot
it was found that burning steamer was
floating down the opposite side Of the river,
the flames raging violently. The steamer
was stopped just above the village of Hope
field, directly across from Memphis. It
would appear that on that day some men
from the storebost Sovereign and gunboat
Cricket had gone on an excursion on the
shore, Along with them vas +. h. Gull
Lick Of the Sovereign. The weather was
very foggy. A tug vas sent out, which,
on nearing the opposite shore, was hailed
BY man on the bank, who said the boats
had been lately fired above by guerrillas.
The tug landed at the point Indicated, near
the Little Rock Railroad landing, and saw
the boat in flames; she had seven barges
Of coal in tow. The line was cut the coal
saved, and the steamer came down guarded
as described. Previous to this the gunbost
Mary Miller came up and threw shell into
AIE hOQAss Ou AdhAAHE1 AAt uS-u NOug VI
q man was found, the corpse pierced by
two shots; two muskets lay at his side
Traces Of struggling were seen around,
and on the trees marks Of bullets which
must have been fred from the boats. A
trail Leading back from the shore showed
that twenty-five or thirty borsemen had
gone from the place. The dress of the
man found indicated that he was a fire.
man. The remainder Of the officers and
crew Of the burnt boat were undoubtedly
led away prisoners. ore
The steamer was the towboat Hercules,
loaded with Pittsburgh coal This is the
third boat destroyed by gberriHas in the
immediate vicinity Of Memphis, the Her
cules, Grsmpus No 2 and Musselman.-
The citizens were mortified, fearing the
deed would bring the Federal gan6oats'
vengeance on them, All hung out white
flags ----
Ths machinery Of the Hercules can prob
ably be ssved. -aa
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NEW eMEDICAL DISCOVERY

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERYf
IN For the E7oedY and permanent cure Of Con.
Orrh@a, Qlest, Ursthrai Discharges, Seminal Weak
ness Nightly Emissions lneonlnences Genital irri-
liability aud Debility, Gravel Structure and ectisns
Of the kidneys and Bladder which has beon used b
upwards OF One Hundred Physicians in their private
practice, with entire success, supersedine Cubebs
OOpaibay Capsules, or any compound hitherto known
L L 5 i O + I L s
are speedy Ia action, often affecting a in fgg
days, and when cure ia objected Z fs permanent
They prepared from vegetable extracts that sre
harmless on the gystem, and never nsuseates the
Stemnch or impregnates the breath; and being sugar
coated, all nsuBeous taste Is avoided No change Ol
diet ts necessary while using them; dOes their 60
ton interfere with business pursuits.
Price One Dollar, and will be sent by mali on rocspi
Ofprtce and red stamps. g. W.CLARK,
deol7 Il9 Superior-St.
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PREPARED BY j. G.

gB-Ths above are al from persons who are public
ly known where they reside, and who would not maxi
those statements without thorough conviction that
they were true.
PREPARED BY J. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
Sold BY O.. W. CLARK, and BY Druggists and Deal
ers svsrywhere. dec5R25dwhtwe0W
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-25

No. 0yy n0utG B1ub fWDllc square,
Having bssn East and selected from the principal
manufactures Of New York, Philadelphia, Troy and
Albany the largest and best stock Of
Stoves and Housekeeping Goods
iors the CHEAT ADVANCE IL PRidSs.s " bsSs
reesl7ed the Goods and adding them 70 bis large
OLEHELAND SF0YES
alays kept On band, hs I nov rsadg to sen e ths
The Despatch Cooking Stove
Csos Cut.) ". L. MAKFIN Sole Agent for this tasy.
Having been improved is now undoubtedly the
BEST STOVE IN THE MARKET.
Its Baking, Roasting and BroiIirg properties ~
and in economy Of flelft e unpar
ellaied; with It's
NEW PATENT GRATE,
It VIII burn Coal ss well Is Wood most adrably thB
Oven being thoroughly ventilated It viii produce
perfect and healthy bake, equal 70 that Of Bakgfa
hflck oven; EoaStng and toasung u done bofQro
the open dre, and Broiling over i've ecals on Ia
hearth as common dictates 70 is manufactured
IN this city and The material used and the work.
manship are Of tho best quality; rnaY Il FfVa pr
ieet satisfaction to ALL as h1ndreds Of housaksepe R
this city and surrounding country, who are daiiJ
THE moREIEG STAB 3I'AINe STOVE q a
new and de- lrsbls pattern, Wnlch, With gaFofT 3
hand great VARIETY Of Paroi an5 other rsf-
ins Stoves, loE Goal we'd a. Eedgesd prices. !,
lAa llsl1eaall Wy tiAl4A ne
Rost beautiful styles ol I--T
EEAAELED Ora FES.
AlsO-ell Of the most uselll articles Of Houss Fufs
ni5hing Goods, Nails and Farmers Tools.
We Just receiving tie latest improved Stylss o.
Bird OA9h5, which GrF offered At the lowest pricaI
sale and retail, u the Ffous articles o. Plain and
JspaSs5 lin, Copper ds5 Shsst-lTon WdSa.
We o1er tho almost andoss variety Of gcods IN our
bue lor sale 81 the lowest cash pricss on the OHE
PBICE SYSTEM.
9-AM H5usekeoVen Ead those Who e0ntamnlats
Housekeeptlg, and the ''Tsst Of mankind" are most
cordially invited to call before purchasing elsewhere
and Judge for thensslEes Satisfaction Is GUknlE-
TEzD at the .lI
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIUM
Of L. MABVIH,
30. 50, south side Pub. Square,
auEea.dA Cleveland. Ohio
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BB-Property Received by Rail Road or Canal, for
Sale or shipment VIII give personal attention TO
the sale and purchase Of Produce and Merchandise on
Commission.
2S-Refer TO Business Men and Bankers Generally.
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MORNTNG HEADER.
WEDNEsOAl- lioRNnSe, IL. as. g.


8reEmer Burned bT GuerrIIlas OppesIte
Especial Dispatch 70 Cincinnati Gazette-l q
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SF0HES
The Despatch Cooking Stove

lowest prices f0r CASH Oh APPROVED CREDIT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-25

Csos Cut.) ". L. HARFIN Sole Agent for thiata.y
Having been improved Is now undoubtedly the
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PEoFEssoR cF ELEOIRoRATHY AEp hEDfCIaz,
Ofnee-lls Seneoa-st., iss doors from Superior uP
orloe hOursfron 70 Band from 80 O'Clock dany
undays eIcepted-3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-25

It the Cleveland Agricultural Works, 81 Osntsrst.
BALDWIN, UBWlTT 4 CO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-25

Its Baking, Roasting and Broiing prOpartia8 e.
sllsled; with is
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Every Plano Warranted for Five Years,
And privilege Of exchange given at ay time with.
IN SIX monthB.
OLD PIANOS AND KELODeORs TAKEN IN EHCHsEsE
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THE EVENING STAR.
IoCAL.NEWS.

POLICE REPoRTs-FirstP "REMINISCENCES Di-
vine, fast driving over bridge: 81 IS. Thos.
Backley, do; dismissed. f. w. Biiey, do;
Second Preeinet.-D David Frey, larceny; dis
missed. Geneva Gotlip, drunk; military. Jane
Buk, assault and battery: 81.
&2.l2. n. Worth. attempt at forgery; turned
over to Superintendent Webb Thos. Howard,
drunk dismissed. John Henry, Sarah Smith
and Hester Chase, do; workhouse. Chas. Luz
FoSrih Preeinet.~John Blake, grand larceny;
Jail for court Eliza Trainer and Jas. WEIGH,
drunk and disorderly; 80 each
Ffffh Preeinct-Thos. holland, drunk; work
house. Samuel Little, suspicious; dismissed.
Richard Vassel, do; further hearing. Fanny
Jones, drunk and disorderly; - Jno. Max
disorderiy; workhouse. Jacob Cook, do; s, .9l.
H NJ. Daniels, drunk; workhouse. NJ. p. Ven
able, do. and disorderiy; sl.35.
Sizh Preciact-M. Nc Donald, grand larceny;
jail for court II. q. Porter, keeping open Sun
day; $i0.
Tenth Precinct.-Edward H. Thompson, steal
ing horse; dismissed. Charles Herman, per-
do frank Ranss dtsords5i work
Shields, do; 81. Sarah Fittings, do; 81. j.
f. Thompson having stolen property in pos
session; dismissed. Daniel Warren and John
Lomax, drunk; 3 each.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Thomas
Sullivan, assault and battery dismissed. H.
Noxen, do; do. Michael Monahan, fighting;
a2 Maurice sullivan, do.;s2 Elizabeth kee-
fer, selling liquor without license; s20. Doug
lass Lyle, assisting fugitive to escape; dis
missed. Thomas Walker, do; do Caroline
Adams, do; go. Lizzie Jones, do; 81. Rieh'd
Seeley, grand larceny; Jail for court. John
Drunk, drunk and disorderly; military. VIM.
Smith, drunk; do. Rose Ann Mc9aw, disor-
derry; sand 40 bail to keep the peace. Thos.
Madden. drunk; 50. NJ. Mulyerhill. do; 81.
John Williams, assault and battery; dismissed.
Patrick Hogan, drunk S2. Mich'l Shea, drunk
and disorderly; SIS. Michael Sheehan, drunk;
81. John Trippler, attempt to swindle; dis
missed Andrew ]. Jole, drunk and disorder
iy; military.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NJ VOCAL INSTITUTE
NlRS. CECILIA YOENG KRETCHMAR Has
the honor Of announcing to her friends and the
public that she will resume her instru ctions in
l. For terms. &C., .pply ' between the Sours Of f
and p. m. 90 2a-eolm-
MISS BROOKK'S ENGLIsd AND FRRNCH
I1l Boarding. and Day School, No. $50 Penn. sv.,
mi-annuai session of this Institution will corr
menee on Monday, September 2ath, 1865. Circulars
cipal. se H-Sms
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TRAVELLERS DREUTORY.
a1LTTMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

8ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
e sac ;ass. Tus.S.y Assn.s ~ PAIN
saf WILLING and PARKE1gBuR6, and III
betvssn WARRINGTON and BALTIA0R1. q
SOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK 4 BOSTON,
Leave Washington at8 and Ills .. m. end . al
o. fundsys at 50 ,. N. Only.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave at 30, and IL 16 .. n. and and go D.
N. On Sundays atSA m. and and 8 80 ,. N. only
FOR ALL PARTS OF TH1 W1gT.
Leave Warrington 1T 50 .. m, and 8, 8, and 80
?. m, daily. except Sunday. On Sunday At and
This 10 the only route By which Baggage can be
Checked Through from WasAisssos.
FOR WASHINGTON AND TIN eOVTH.
Leave Baltimore for WasAington ct 80, 8 and 10
en-. And $50, 8 and 81. N. On eundaysst 40 And
. The third I and nth trains only from Ba,siuor.
and the nrst and fourth trains from Washington,
stop at WAY points.
TOR ANNAPoLIs.
Leave Baltimore ct .. m and ,. n.
Leave Warrington ct .. "a. and p. N.
No train for Annapolis on Sundays.
For further information. tickets Of every kind,
ton station. OF at the Ticket once; .,.,,u
Master Of Transportation.
/. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent "a s-h
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oc 21.d
ID TO BULL ERS
Il ROPOSALS FOR BUI DING STATION
HOUSE Fer METROPOLITAN POLICE.

HOUSE Fer METRoPoLITAN PoLICE
MAYORS OFFICE, Washington. Oct 10, 1885,
Sealed Proposals, endorsed = Building Commit
tee Station Houses, will be received at the
Mayors Office until Thursday, October 18th, at IL
O'Clock. noon, for the erection and completion Of q
Station House, to be located on North street
between Twentieth and Twenty first streets
An oath of allegiance must accompany each bid
Plans and specifcat ions can be seen and will be
explained at the Mayors Once from this date.
The right to decline any or all the proposals is
reserved.
Ample security for the faithful performance of
the contract will be required from the successful
bidder. RICHARD WALLACa Mayor
JNO. II. SEMMES,
Preside mt Boa I'd Of Aldermen
ASBURY LLOYD,
President Board of Common Council
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PROPOSALS.
~ WAR DspARrMl

WAsHIssIos Oct: a. S.
un.i4 on the 18th tn Of the current month Of
9stosss fer loo 600 SETS nt $500 hs AZ
the following quantities. at the undermined ar.
'enals VIZ: $4,000,
Island; 49,,
Pa:
Pa. -'O--e'
sss. At the the r. Louis assps st. LYS' No
These accoutrcments are to bs made in strict
snd ey to
but and stock Be s
best e.t tanned he shoulder belt VIII Be BE- i in
Guided in the set:
600 sets per week or contracts of 1900 sets or
under; and not less than 1000 sets per week on all
s t.
Failure to deliver At specified tine will sabiect
BE- delivered At that time. The usrements must
Bidders win state explicitly the arsenal or ar
senals where they propose to deliver, and the num-
No bids viii be considered from parties other
to in hel shops the
lf 1ss n,s
ssreties for it's faithful fulfilment
The Department reserves to itself the right to
reject any or ali bids If not deemed Satisfactory
Proposals will be addressed to rixadier Gener.
al GEORGE n RAMSAY Chief of Ordnance Wash
ington, ) and win be endorsed Proposals for In
faptry Announcements"
GEO. D. RAMSAY
&c g. TIL Sat Tu ct Brig Gen Chief of Ordnance
-.--. :. - =, =. =. --.-...------
DROPOSALs FOR COAL AND WOOD.
sKNAfE OF THE UNITED STATES.
Ofiss of the Serge1Ht at Arms, I
Washins ton, OCTOBER II, 1858.
cEALED PROPOSALS Will Of received ct th1, ONCE
until IL o CLOCK noon OF EAT kUA1, the 2lst day
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WAR p1PARrMINr.

WAR D1RARTMINr,
w WAsHIHaFoH, January =, lSe3.
In consequences Of tho pressure Of business atths
War Department. passes for eitissas 70 visit the
Army Of the Potomac VIII b SiyeR Of the once OF
Lieut.. Col. OonAD. 1S3 YeRnsylvaniA avenue
above Nfnstsenth street..
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sPL1NDID sLllPINe CARS ON ALL MIGHT
snoK1Na AID sALooN GAS ON ALL TRAINS
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