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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-17
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.

PoLacB RxroRrs-Frs. Preeiae.-Richard
Carpenter, Government property in his pos
session; military. James Brown. { O.; do. Uhs
solomon Apple and John w Wade, seIlin, IL
quor to soldiers; dismissed Albert Bnrkheart,
de-; $50. Mrs. Mary Pickerell, assault and
s.eoad PreeiAet-Mary Stewart, drunk; S1-ss.
Chas. THICKER, VIM. Smith, Pat Cosgrove, q.
q. Anderson, disorderiy; dismissed John
Dickson sssaui. do Gao LSniss Nois; , selling
assault and battery; bail for peace. Also dis
orderly; IS. jas. Murphy, giving liquor to
soldiers In the lock.up; military. Root Dillon,
malicious mis- chief; Darlington also for assault
and battery; do.
laird Precinct.-Mary Newman, drunk; M.
Kelly, falling TO take license; Joan piauccy,
drunk, dismissed. Isaac Bartlett, disorderly;
Fourth Prsenet.-Frank Kearnan, drunk and
disorderly; go. p. Kearran, assault; dismlss-
ed. Henry Potter and Mary Potter, do; do.
Pat Daley, drunk; So. Harris Roland, driv-
ing on pavement; &2.60. Hugh McNaiiy,
drunk; 81 IS. Robert Garry, drunk and dis
orderly; 50. James Douglass, grand larceny;
FOR psaee: Daniel Kelly, drunk; workhouse.
Mary Shilling, disord. rIy; 80. John Rsardon.
drunk; 81. Frederick Brodt, disorderIy; So
John CASTILLO, drunk and disorderlp; -.
.Strh Prec1act.-6. X. Bailey, assault ard
battery; dismissed Henry Wa,ers and Rich'd
Cant, suspicion Of grand larceny; Jail tor near
ing. john Bolts. driving on pavement; SO. W.
]. StratIon, swiEdling; dismissed. F. Sell
hansen, obstruc,ing pavement; si.5s. Johanna
Fitzgerald, larceny, two cases; bail for conrt
Datney Juison, drunk; costs 90 cents. Catha-
rne Bordley, disorderly; dismissed. Nelly
Gray, drunk and disorderiy: 50. Chas. Grain,
disordsrly; locked up six hours. Geo Cole,
last riding; IS. Thomas Johnson, do; IS.
Tenth PTecisct.- Mathew Calhoun, stealing
two horses and wagon; bail Tor hearing. Jno.
Kennedy, Larceny; dismissed. Jno Henley,
drunk; do. frank Hanks, habitual drunkard;
workbouse. ,lno. Uonaghue, drunk and disor-
DERBY; military. Jno. H. Bowman, do: So.
Jno. Sc OFT, do; military. Michl Gro wiley, do;
do. Mary Jane Frank, enticing to prostitution;
IS. Jno. Rodeu, profanity; So Ida Ernest,
druni; So. Jno. Maloney, selling liquor on
Sunday; $40. .Jabez Pitland, threats; bsil for
peace. Isaac Mcconnell, do; do. Ann Flsod,
stealing; dis missed. Henry i. Brown, disor-
derby; military. Peter Wolf, drunk; ST. Henry
h ii, GaIdne Perry, Danl ID. Tompkns, S
Van Camp, disorderly; dismissed. Jas. Baw-
ser, assauIt and battery: jail for court-also for
houeebreakiIg; Jail. j. McLane, drunk; 81.
Lewis doom, disorderly; S2.9u. Francis Har-
grove, do; 3d. Alice Bedford. Josephine Pic
ton, Margaret Evans and Anne Adams, do; 81
each. TINY Flaherty, do; S.. Frank McGrif-
fin, Drunk and disorderly; 81. MaIs't Mctiraw,
habitual drunkaro; security for good beha vior
Frank Parker, drunk and disorderly; SO
workhouse. Also, profanity; $l0-workhouse.
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Q y III Q IALs
Hsadquarters, PYorost Ndrshars Once.
KasAsaatsM, D. c., Nov. 10, 1859.

Hsadquarters, PSocost kdrfhdrs ONCE,
KGshsagss~, D. c., Nov. 10, 1853.
Special Orders No. Ain yisw Of the Immense
amount OF Government property located or
stored in various sections Of this city, and tho
danger thereto BY nre and otherwise arising
nom the lawless action OF persons under the
vicinity where this property Is necessarily To-
Gated or stored, 1t is directed that from the date
OF this order, the sale Of liquor, under license
or other wise: VIII not be permitted in the To-
Squares ZIG, III, 1870 and 40, so much thereof
as front on Nineteenth and NJ streets, In the
vicinity Of Nineteenth street park.
Squares 1877, 13s, 13o, 15s, 15o. 100, 16l, and
1s2, 20 much thereof as front on Seventeenth,
Eighteenth. M and n streets, In vicinity OF
Seventeenth street and ambulance parks
Squares 49, 3d. 49, a. a. 49, ~ g, 3d. q, 49, s.,
1o3, l0, 100 1871, 122, 49, 142, i43, IA, in the First
Ward, south Of Pennsylvania avenue:
Squares L 9. 1e, 10, ~, 20, In the vicinity OF
Squares l65 and 16G, so much thereof as front
on H and Seventeenth street, in the vicinity OF
clothing department.
Squares 107, 1875, 1883, 164, 1874, 1875, so much
teenth, Eighteenth and X streets, in the vicinity
OF 4 street stables.
Squares 472, 473, sol, 502. 500, In vicinity OF
Sixth and Sc venth-street wharves.
Squares SIG, 574 $50, 63l, 632. $685. 634, 6Sf, $50,
or any vacant street or avenue included In these
squares, being in vicinity of railroad depot and
Squares 72s, 729, 731, .3i, 7}5, $50, ?6O, In vi.
Gin ty Of Capitol and Carroll Prisons and Bar
racks.
On any place within four squares Of Bla-
denebuTg Toll Gate.
On any place within tico squares Of Kendall
Gree park.
On any place within tue squares OF Railroad
park.
Any house in the above described localities
con victed OF selling liquor to citizens or SOL
diers, will be closed, and the proprietor i'm
prisoned for such time as the nature Of the Of
tense may warrant, the liquors on the premises
confiscated. aod the house permanently closed.
An application in writing to the Provost Mar.
shall, endorsed by the Mayor and Chief Of
Police, will be placed in the hands Of an officer,
to report whether any specified person may be
permitted to sell, under license, to citizens only;
but only in exceptional cases will permits be-
given. BY command Of
HENRY b. TODD,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
A. S. BAKER, Lieutenant and Adlutant.
S.2W
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TRAVELLERS Directory.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
!. ~ - ~
Or ind Aitsr Tuesday, August II, 1883, DAILY
and WHlHLIN4 and PAIR kke BURG, ana III
between WARRINGTON and BALFiAORI, .
TOE PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK 4 sesroa
Leave WashlnGton ats md Ills .. n. and . I'D
81 iundays st D j. N. only.
FOR BALfIMOKI.
Leave q 90. . and II u q n ard e. and s,o ,.
YOR ALL PARTS OF TIE w1Bf.
LSsve wsshinston ut 50 Q. m, and 3, ., and -
,. m, daily. except Sunday. On Sunday at and
This 10 the only route b., which Baggage CO. b
Checked TAroAsh from WdsAsHgsoH.
FOB WASHINGTON AND THl SOUTH.
Leave baltimore for Washington 1t 49,. 3 and 10
Am. and ;, 90. and 81. m. On sundAysat 40 and
fhs tSira and eth trains snly fson Baltimore
and ths f-st and fourth trains nom Washington,
ron ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore At .. N and ,. n.
Leave Wsshins ton ct .. IN. ana p. N.
no train for Annapolis on aundays.
For further information. tickets OF every Kind,
TO-, apply to G. g. KOONT2, gent, Ut Washing.
ton station. or At the Ticket once; ,,~,,u
Master Of TRAnsportation.
L. II. COLI. General Ticket Agent "a s-tf
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1861 THH 1868

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
- 80
Is A ,1nsr-cE .Ifa : sc SSsass''o o."-
,roui sR R1EP,. SAEET 1n iFD COMFORT
BAGGAGE ou,0z,D rHf SSSH H. sun sus,
rn The. RAEh7 4 F554 RiH4 ssSs
onos. oosE IL 4 tasg II asf HtnxfRR1sBusc
NORTHERN NJ o Ehs1FnRs Il IL ssia1LsoAD.
TIN GREAT AZ e!H1 hTpRs
WASHINGTON i HHn BALr1hoRu
WHIST. NoRraW VI RSF.. AND II = SOUTHWEST.
TIE q: g
q aRa o.7s1t sSa
sfL,HDID sl11P4 FE51 SAzs Oh ALL H1eHr
sMoKINa AID BALLOON OARS ON ALL TRAINS
FROM WARRINGTON.
xasssnsefs IN! take the $50 .; q. and % :. ..
and SIS p n. trains On the Noftssra osn:s Sail
road, and arrive 10 Harrisburg It p. m. and ] 50
s eli: S:s ssss Z:
- us route 1reishA OF al descriptions eaA .
ecrIsfded 70 and from any point on the RAilroads
Of Ohio, Kentudky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Icya, OF Missouri. ~ Rai1cad d;rss:
The Pennsylvanis Central Railroad also eoaDoet0
s. forwarded 70 any port on the Ohio, AnskinSum,
Ksntcshy. Ie1nsssss, Gum Illinois. nisa.:
Rsd Rive and ct Olsyelsnd, Sand husky, end Oh.
sA&o With cleaners to al NerthWsstern Lakes.
satsn Of their Frei3ht to. tliS Company en- rsly
VIZ g nom ,oi.,
In the West, By the PsnnsylvaniA Central Railroad,
~ q 81 tsssss - (sSssbh - sss skSgs6 ~ ssA0
81 Psrasaiss 70 mark ,assasss ''via Rsaaa.
WI. BRs<WN ,Agr Northern Central b. r.,
-- No. so North street, Baltimore,
10O0H L1WIe, Gent euperintsndent, AIeona, 20.
Il. q, HOUSTON. General 1fsds1t Asent, Rh1a-
dslphiA. tan &ly,I
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Headquarters Prorost Karshars Office, }

Washington, u. c., Nov II, 1868. :
Special Orders, No. 22.-The sale Of Liquors
is prohibited in the following localities, in ad-
dition to those named in Special Orders No O.
from these headquarters, Of date Novemb Der 4,
1868:
Square 141, SO much thereof as fronts on G
street.
Squares 232, 233, 2S7, 2se. 2ss, go, ee7, 2e9,
1885, 1927, 352, $50, 3S4 1885, $50, 400, 4lO, 1873, 43
4e2. 1853, 4s2, 53l, and Squares G and ID on
Maryland avenue, in vicinity of Government
Railroad, Depots, and Store houses.
Squares 500 SOL, 5ii, SIS, sic, and 5i7, in vi
cinity of Sixth and Seventh street wharves.
Squares 3sl and $50, much thereof "a front
on Louisiana avenue, in vicinity Of Central
Guard House.
Upon the Mall, in the vicinity of the Monu-
ment and Government Cattle Yards; or upon
any place in the vicinity of Mount Pleasant,
Carver, Stone, Columbia College. Campbells,
Lincoln, Douglas, Emory, or Armory Square
Hospitals. The penalty for violation of this
order will be the same as specified in Special
Orders, No Q. By command of
HENRY u. TODD.
Captain and Provost Marshal.
A. :. BAKER. Lieutenanta and Adjutant.
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yNAR DDPARrMRNT,
w WAsHIaGfoR, January Is, lses.
n consequence cf the p,ssauIs OF business AZ the
WSr Department. passes for citizens TO visit the
Army Of tbs Potomac will - given at the Once Of
Liest. Col. CONRAD, 1873 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street.
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FITCH, HINE FOX,
ATT YsAT LAW,
RaAL ESTATE, CLAIM AND PATENT AGENTS.
e'. 'o,s ssss:' to I'd o.a L S,''a''
NJ oonais.on.r.f for al the states 90 ., I'm.
WI CALL THE ATTENTION Of Purchaser,
sls most
factories, sach Is stsinwsy Sons andIVEvv
ssaSs n: .s sss
es.9 :, ,s i. ID fsss
SHORT DIsIAslsI sI0R1T DIssIAyll
sAn s4E1s1,4Ess a,s s1rr'
TH1 MOST S1kTA n,I RlAlDY lylR USED.
o sS.ses Z Es5.i. S::. &
s H. R s isas ss,is e ~
juis the stomach or Sowels of the most dsisatea IN
spd
.ad
no lxlosuas, 10 .RousLI. 10 cHiaox w1A1rYIs.
Let those Who have despaired Of getting cured.
r 1e t I e socsed with Balsam oopaivs. OF
As''al'' w saaiMARl1ANs GIFT.
Sent By mail in plain envelope.
Price-Msls psekssss, %. Female. %.
sSSSR Ssss sR:s ;st t:ss.r.
un4sI!s1Ntss 1Ht o SSis1 1N1 A & JUICES
~ 9Gered the public % . positive cure
NAklTAN6 ROOF AND HERB JUICH 10 tha
Most potent, certain and e6ectua remedy ever pre.
scrioed reaches and eradicatss every particle Of
tss venereal poison, 20 that the cure il thoroush
and permanent. Take them Of this purifying reme.
~ and pc sealed md do not transmit 70 your pOs.
teraty s1sS TOT yaich yOu repent In AfSer yaer1
.. DO NOT DESPAIR!
SAAAkIfAN's BOOT AND HERE JUIois
remove every ysstiss Of Impurities from the
"s1sn' - wen q al the bad Effects Of Mercury.
n.,.nm anz Affections with vhieh numbsrs az p.
raost SoHer, the ROOT AND HlKH JIIO1a h
VIM sEpiy adapted, In liberated Uterua in
MAMIE. n neartnE down, YAllin1 Of Tia WnsruS
Snt M sof al eCM pIainta IN cidenf In Il sar
snr n " eApfess. Prios o. bottle, on bottis::
eAAARITAnp oHANoR, w..u
Prise % cents. Pun dirScti"x.H "ASA.
pxsE0ND / CO., Bog ISI ih,,.a.,,,,. -.
Bod ,, .. oALv1Rr FORD. M, a. ~, =.
Il aisRT COOK. AlAz.sdria. $50.
COU9Hs, COLDS, HOARslNlss. 40 -
COMPOUND sIRUP OF GUN ARABIC
This pleasant and popular Cough Remedy |, :.
been % long known and extensively used that mnsf
perso0s have become familiar with ftu sxtYeor6insr
eNeAcY. It can be had at all thu uYipAivaI m,
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179 q.
SPRING AND SUMNER SOHDDUL1
or FHD
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~

OF fHs
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
PROM WAeHlN9roR oIrYi
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO fHB
WEST, SOUTH AND NORTHWEST
IA IN tess d Ire Se Of ~. aSs':
.s.s ss9
FOUR DAILY iTy Trains saG .RoA wAsHIkaroE
maxim. ~ss F.ns
0. Sundays, One = r r s Il 9 eorn.etins
AT h'''' With ioh TH IE. %f tsGn B.lsns'''
Tr.sa LEAVING :; @ ns.ss
sish Tr.in LEAVING Batimcrs 81
vts r1sn y
" f SHfT1Hoki AND HSo ONO 9i saiEkoa Il THE
1ass IS the Only Route BY ,0AieA Through Tickets ~
'"'''" 0'' Z" we eSssss con- DC p''''''d
knights Latest Improved sLEHpINa OARS, OF
the most Superior finish. attached to Might Trains.
SHORTEST AND MOST D1R1or RoUrH
COLUMBUS, DAY7osNg, Lou1sv11Ls, o1u-
0INNATI, INDIANAPOLIS, TERRA
EAUTE. ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO,
&C., de-. de-,
~NSX LESS CHANGES or CANS fHkH HI Any
o9HHA RoUfB..8
- sp.e.al Ns,se. TO PASSENGERS e. .as West from
Washington Passengers going West, by purcha-
sing their THROUGH TICKETS In Washington,
by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAW ONE
DOLLAR In the Through price, and have the priv
ueYs Of visiting Baltimore or desiredl without
additional charge.
o9s BIZ, rss HF1v va
MARI eta ofRoiNakTI RAILR0ADs; and,
through them with the whole Hallway System Of
Of the NORTH WEST. CENTRAL WEST. and
SOUTH WEST.
For THROUGH TICKETS please apply at the
Ticket Once, Washington station.
W. P. SMITH. Master Of Transportation
d. COLE. General Ticket Agent. apH-n
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PROPOSALS.

SUI&B AESf6r S0A8f1 B2A61kB IN
Dspet Of WaaAfnG.eM, IA North Fssyeet
WARRINGTON D, c. nov. Is l86S


D'' 4 Hsass.ss:, B. Be c .fss f s.
ss city @ s:s oSss. e
iaassa Of s * si soax sa:
kind and deseription, viz:
s1 ses Pas ea ss.
Twenty tnousand fO.Do feet 81 or twot2I Inch
sixty q! 3sens;na 80 go, feet seantlias. By I.
is,, iose Hsniscs fest ss.nsins sy
si1yis sS.s; and lsso5e, feet seantlias. Shy 1 Is
si1ts :1 tscasssd sss 900, feet se.ntlins.s BY :,
q, 70 feet I long: Hence Iss ~, a..
All he above dsseIibsd 10 be good a.reh.nt.bls
Dontsa tie part a Of IT
An the lumber to be delivered on or before the
l4tA day OF December. 1858.
t..-.... PROPOEAL8.
The full name and post once address Of the bid.
Ger must ns .rpesr in the proposal, So,
considered a. the individual proposal of the party
Prop sails from disle,al parties will not Be con-
sidered. and an oath Of allegiance must accompany
Propoasia must be addressed TO CAPT. Edward L.
Hsr... AIS slant auartsGSm:stsr United Bates
marked I" Proposals for LUMBER
..-..- GUARANTEES.
es ss s ss ss e
nearest District Court Of the United States Dis.
The ability OF the bidder to Gil the contract should
IL be awarded to him must be guaranteed by two
responsible persons. whose signal ures are to be ap
pended to the guarantee, and said guarantee must
accompany the bid.
Bidders must be present In person when the bids
are opened. or their proposals. win not be eoudd-
Bonds in the sum Of Eve thousand dollars, signed
by tie contractor and both of bis gr arantors will
be required of the successful bidder or bidders
uron sienins shs contract
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We, of the county Of -, and state Of
-, and -, of the county of =, and State
Of, do hereby guarantee that - s able to
fulfill the contract in accordance with the terms Of
his proposition and that should his proposition be
accepted, he win at once enter into . contract In
accord ance herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him We are pre-
pared to become his securities.
To this guarantee must be appended The olciaI
certificate above mentioned
The right ta reject any or all bids that may be
deemed ten high is reserved by the Depot Quarter
matter, we'll the sht to select from cash bid
such Lumber 4: he price therein named, as Is
Quired by the Government; and in case of the
fai!ur of the bidder. whose proposal is accepted
TO furnish wit lin the time prescribed. in quality
quantity the Lum Der stipul sted to ba delivered
then the Assistant to have the right
to supply such deficiency by purchases, aud such
bid Ter to be charged vita the difference of cost
Informai proposals will be rejected
EDWARD L. HARfZ.
ro14t Captain, A. Q. NJ. q 3. Army.
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MILITARY SUBSTITUTES.
CUBsFITUrls' .-Shs hieh-
- est prices win Be Daid for 8UB6fIfUT D0 Ter
DRAFTED men. Those In want Of Substitutes wa
senee and Real Estate OMee, y No. e1l Ninth g.,
near Psnnsylvania avenue.
a. N-6 u. II. H1LL1B.
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EALL AND WINTER
T. DRY GOODS,
oulars,
Black, Frosted Beaver, Plush and Water Proof
OloAkine Cloths,
Trsnch Merinos Reps and Ottomans In ill oolsrs,
Plain, Plaid and Striped Valencias,
White. Bed, Blae and Yellow Riannsls, In oil quail
sasi and sAirting 1lsanels,
Cashmere and estinets,
White and Oolored Blankets.
Long and Square 6hAws,
White And Brown Cotton 6hsssinss, 30.
BAlmorAl end Hoop Skirts,
HosierY 6eu1tloN, . ouyinh Kid Gloves, to-. &s.
d. TAYLOR CO.,
ocX No. ~ Center Market 6pa6e,
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u ,
WASHINGTON. d. C., November Il, 1868
PRoPosALs viii b. received At this off CO until IL
O'Clock M, November le. for the privilege Of OBJ
tanning all the animals which may die at the Oav.
airy Depot. Giesboro'. D. O.
Bidders will state the amount per animal.
The party to whom the privilege Ia awarded viii
% required TO remove the cArcasses daily and con-
Vey them far enough from the limits of the Depot
70 avsid al nuisance either to the Depot the
citiseDs in the vicinity. -
Proposals will be received at the same time for
Sbe purchase OF the u Anufe which may sooum ulate
within the limits Of the Depot. The manure Also
TO be removed daily as above.
Bonds will be reqpired from the party awarded
In each case to the amount Of Ave hundred dollars
tons sGreed upon.
p, me nts for the above to be made to the Depot
Quartermaster monthly.
PronOsa must be addressed to Captain H A. Du
Pry, Depot Quartermaster, 6iesboro' Point, ana
be endorsed on the envelope Proposals for Desi
Horsesn NO Is. sc
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HRD N NOE ORFIG
" Wan DRp pFurvp

p,o, WasH1saTo :. E Sn !. 1853
mill tseloes WI os reeeiyna 81 ,hs me
Tor fprni;siss 600 asss, sonOisss .! dAv.
s E: I in tbs
le;rC. sets at the United States Armory Spring.
2o.c99 ssts ss the United States Arsenal. Cover
500 Sets at Franktord Arsenal, Bridssbure, Pa.
sss =; sf Iani.
These Accoutrements are tt he maize in strict
conformity with The regulation patterns, which
Is to Ss Of ehs set
Sns Csrtint sling. with SWIVEL: compiste ons
Pste box ens sr o1e
s,e rsvov yer aod one Cap ~ uch, with Gone Pi,x.
ss M best
.ssepe' sling re to be Of BIZ LEATHER, eia1ted !;
pnach h of ss s TSsn. fs nolf and osp
tincty understood by biddsrs leather pSriiG!iy
tann, I'd '.h 9awa,ns 6x oat ss,An2 ;. rsctcsd
Deliveries must be made in lots of not less
than $40 sets per week for all contracts of 10 900
sets and under. snd not less than ! 900 sets per
wee, for all contracts of over 900 ssts: The
ssts Ct cfnsaei and any "a, fsi1re to deliver ssa
fixture of the number nf sets which ne az fail to
deliver At that time. The Accourem ents are to be
boxed In the usual manner; The boxes for which
he n.Psetor 0f Colt price 10 Do deter by
bidders win state explicitly the Arsenal where
a separate bid must be made TO. each No bid viii
be considered from parties other than regular
mar ufs cturers OF tie articles and such as are
known to the Oepsr tment t, be fully petent to
execute in their own sho p, the work proposed for.
Eat psi ty obtaining contract ill be required to
enter into bonds. with approved suretiss, for its
faitt full fulf!ment.
the Depa rtment re.ervss the right to reject any
or all bids, il not deemed satisfactory, for any
carfe.
Pre- posals will be addressed to Brig General
George Ramsay Oh .! of Ordinances, Washington,
D. q. and will be endorsed :. Proposals. for Cav
Br. gadier General and Chief Of Ordnance,
nol4- ectnel
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:
PROPOSALS.

S1ALED PROPOSALS An INVITED PILL
- the 1l.t DAY VI koverber, eSs at u "a for fur-
1s 3. re susHsiipcs vss
Btds win % rsesivs1 ter what 10 EnoAu ~ Nos.
L ana 3, and for ~ portion less than the
Bias Is duplicate IL rsse Inherent Grades .houn
b. upon ssps1ste sheets Of paper. - .
The delivery OF the Flour 80 be commenced vita
u ons veek from tia opening Of the bids or q soon
thereafter Rs the Government may direct at the
rate Of at l-sst 500 barrels daily. delivered either
- the Government wnarehouse in Gaor eetavu
q tss yharvss, or .as the railroad depot. wash:
All eoltrseta must Be completed within thirty
Gays from the crer.ns Of the bids.
Payment will be made ip certificates OF indebted.
ners. Or such other funds ~ the 0overnmsnt may
have for disbursement -. -
The usual government insD~ctien wnl be made
Just before the Flour 10 received. II
An cath Of allegiance must accompany eaSh bid,
No BID viii be entertai.ed from parties who have
previously >stied to comply with their bids or from
bidders ct pfeeent to respond.
The barrels TO Be entirely nav. and Of oak, and
made very strong. Of nav materials. and head hnsd
No Flour win be received which II not fro ,h
ground.
sid' r p s,,.e:.a T. Lie L:.sussn.s: yoionsl 9.
d0reed Proposals for Flour no % I'd
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
w ADyUTANT GKaEnAL's OspIos,
WAsaIKafoa, June 70, ics,

WASHINGTON, June q, iscs.
General Orders, No. Los.
The Ad;utsnt General will provide an spprorri
ate medal of honor for the troops who, after ths
expiration Of their term havs ered their services
to the Government In the present emergency, and
sso for the volunteer from other States that
have volunteered their service in the States Of
pennsylvanis and Maryland.
By order of the Secretary Of War.
=. D. TOWNSEND,
te 80 Assistant Adjutant General
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS,
GREAT BARGAINS IN PIANO FORTES,

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS.
GREAT BARGAINS IN PLANO FoREEs,
We have now In store several Pianos
shas s.s; Risa shS;i
s. &: S S!;:;: !: !; s. 3
InstIenent:. which are .qps:iol e All others
Manufactured. At the Music Store Of
Cor. 18th and Pa ave.
WARRINGTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
SEMI WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YoRx
WASHlNGTO ssG 6EOR6ETOW WIN, d. q.
IN 't s3 SIsSaf1 :i Hs 52s. 81
- B. GRlEN.
Kesalas Sailing DAYS wxDN1spAYs and SAT
Gsosssto.n, and Pier IS. foot Of VAN ssfsss. Nv
To- '''''AiR e aass:::iss; Fl! ls s.,
,.. y, v.] :,s.:s e.
BAxrns. e,o.,,, H Y51s! "a ,..a p,,,,,, g.,
lers ehiDpers, Hotel Keepers and others are re.
sess,S PITTS rtast + Ygb ~ 81
SHAW, 60, &c., OF! choicest quality, at New
ALDRICaD, dAte casselsJ
Wholesale Grain. flour Ard Feed WarAA ousa
cor. "a and O sts and Indiana Az
oc 3 SIM. near B. q o. Railroad pepot
NxW BU0KWHDAT HIOURi o. =. -
N1W BU0KWHIAr rIOURn
New H1ekyhest 1lour, very white just recsiyei.
Ai'o' 'ssal Zero ana idiss aSsldsn ssHH
oeM corner Varmont 81, snd nth 4.
SToP AZ snITHp. 46e ssyeata q 20 -