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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26
HAMMOND GAZETTE L.
TUESDAY MORNING, NAY 20, 1868.
4 Taste or judgement.

VI 1laE NaI do "a A1A AAAS NA~S~Ss
bile efforts to destroy the Government and
liyide the nation. If Burnside were Re-
publican, or Wing, there would be pre-
fpxt for all the other Yaliandighams rails
ing i party cry about prosecuting the DEM
Grads; but Burnside is Democrat true
aud loyal Democrat, God bless him. So,
what capital have you, @ you stay at home,
speechifying, Office hunting eopper-heads of
the Buchanan-B Breckenridge stripe, what
capital have you on which to make muss,
kick up rnmpus, or brew tempest?-
You hav'nt anything to tie to; but if you
70 on with your conspiracy against the
independence of your country, may be we
can give you something to hang on. We
are, however, disposed to, be forbearlng
aud meroiful If you will only drop your
alliance with the English aristocracy, and
with English pirates who are depredating
On our commerce, and repent of your
wickedness, and rally under the old flag,
while yet the chance is open to you, we
may forget and forgive, and your children
will escape being pointed at in the public
streets, as the sons and daughters Of trait
ors. But you will have to be quick. If
you think to come in when all the hard
work il done, and fling up your hats, and
cry ''look what we've done" you are mis-
taken, we have our eyes upon you, you
knayes, There is long roll Of infamy pre-
pairing, and as sure as there is a God in
heaven, your names will be on it, if you
don't march up to the nations flag and do
your duty!
TO tho ''Dry Tortugas."' That's very
suitable place for traitors It's down on
the Florida coast, in a pretty hot latitude.
And Burnside is the right man to send
them there where they'll get their sides
burnt under d tropical sun. The place is
called dry" because there's no whiskey
to be had there. Think of that, ye thirsty
coppcrhcads, and tremble.
Since writing the above, we learn that
the sentence of the court-martial, as ap-
proved 10y Burnside. is close imprison-
ment in Fort Warren during the war, but
this sentence has been changed by the
President, to transportation across our
lines, and was to have left Cincinnati on
the 22d. We don't know but what that is
worse than the Tortugas, or Fort Warren
Nhisknu 10 40 h;nh in Reheldnm that hut
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

The house formerly occupied by Mr.
Allen, which was partially destroyed by
fire sometime ago, was moved from its old
site last week, and will, we understand be
located somewhere near the dock. This
removal adds greatly to the appearance of
the Common.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

NOTICE The surgeonin charge desires
that the writer Of letter signed 2. NJ.
will come to him at his qnarter, s about the
matter referred to in the letter.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26
Local Items.

TIE Surgeon in charge has ordered the hospt-
al calls to be sounded at the following named
hours, until further notice.
Reveille, s a. m. Dinner, II m
Breakfast, o. m. Fatigue CALL p. N.
Fatigue call, 63 o, m, Recall from fatigue, SAP.
Surgeons call, II a. m.Supper, G p. III. N.
Daily Inspection, 1loa mTattoo, p. m.
Recall from fatigue, llaTaps, 81 p. M.
On Sundays Fatigue call viii be omitted, and
Inspection call sounded at 81 a. m.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26


DEPARruRE.-We have to announce
the departure Of Mrs, Poole. Misses Aspin-
wall and Seaman, who left in the Balloon
on Sunday, Mrs Poole for a brief furlough
and the others to remain. Miss Aspinwall
has been associated with the Hospital for
the last eight months, during which time
she has made many friends among the pa
tients, who have great occasion to remember
her numerous acts of kindness.
We have the pleasure to announce to our
readers and the public in general, the es-
Enlistment of boarding and eating house
on the Point, by our friend Mr., Forman.
Il is his purpose to erect building suita-
Bic for dining room Of sufficient dimen-
sions to accommodate large number of per-
sons. He is now prepared to receive
boarding either permanent or transient,
and we guarantee all perfect satisfaction.
This is an enterprise long needed and
wished for by many on the Point, and VIC
hope our good citizens will give Mr.. For
man hearty support. Formerly strangers
arriving at the Point, might truthfully say
Il have no where to lay my head. bu,
this inconvenience is now rcmcdied, and
they are not only enabled to obtain this,
but also bountiful supply of the good
things Of life,
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26
Dinner, IL m.
Fatigue call, | p. N.

ARRIvALs.-The Steamer Gen. Meigs,
with General Lockwood on board, arrived
from the Eastern Shore on Saturday.
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without other reference 70 the
Ial1'"' sI,ch transportation than may D ~ So;
moHe % Tar lie due CELEBRITY, anu MAJ
TO r transportation: Under th ,5 .SS.r G;1A
~ OIL eSS s 10 transport the mail WIN y.
certainty and security i hSSs as providing for
the only iT nail however large, and whatever may 10
f csray and seCur and M TaFos I' and nd
ssrej Except in the case OF ,.9 ,sS5.
I,st RON a. bids moaning any p1Fs'''''' ''A
Is arc Invariably IeetSa- .,..nt,.,
S ImodScation of bid in any o. Us " r
~ .nStsmouut to new bid, and cannot 90 re-
iI "a as To interfere with regular SVi
o., III, sst hour set for receiving DIGS Ib n,
' M with guarantee and eertihca'e' IN ~" V'
yI,S 10 Ino,Iify a previous bid ,o.sr+ifr The
81 pnstn1sstsrs are to be careful hoL o., . i
1iccncy oTvuHrantOrs sureties wltloIS S
that tIey are prrsons Of sufficient Tespo
ali biddsrs eiarantoTs, and suTeties are Fr ~
,,o,ifSd that on failure to enter into OF
trncts for the service proposed for ~ lns , 1
TiJs the legal liabilities will be eniVt'eN ANS
them. -, ,,,-s,ons known at ibs
,.I,srtpent, must equally with OILERS,
prantors and certificates Of their NJ @
s,"n,;su, In The forms above prescriOeu rue rer-
I;iiSats Of sufIciency must be signed Sy
or iS Judge of court Of record. 40 GsneE TsF"
cate VII! VII ~, "e PDstmdSieT General.
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BlackWOOd'S Magazine
AND THE
BRITISH REVIEWS.
Great Inducements to Subscribe
PREMIUMS and REDUCTIONS.

The present. critical state Of European Affairs viii,
FENDER these publications unusually interesting dur
~ the ioT'hoo'nins year They Will occupy mid.
crude specni1tionS and flying rumors OF the tiaiIy
Journal, AMI the punderUus tome OF the future HE
lent OF the great political events OF tho tim. shsI
nave passed away. II is TO these Periodicals thar
readers must LOOK for tile only really eligible ana
rShAHlH history OF current events. and as such n
addition 10 their vel established literary, scientie
and theological character, We urge then, upon ths
consideration Of the reading public '''
The receipt of Advance Sheets FINN, ~
British publishers gives additional value 10 tbrss
Reprints tnhsnueh as they now he placed n,
the hands u subscribers about AS soon a. The rii
nal editlonn "N NA's'-
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~, Old poio. cou,for. daily, except SUN

Leave Old Point Comfort daily, except sun
day, at 6pu1; en, M.
Arrive at baltimore next days by ~ M 1, %
Leave Baltimore daily, except Sunday at 4',V
Ar = "; at old poin. Comfort next days by 6
Proposals. ? 59i to commence service at Norfolk
invited. J,r,,rI Me-.
~ sanro Tempertnceyille. and New Church, 70
InTStoTn. IS miles antI back, twice a Eeek :
Leave Onnncock Tuesday ana Sa'uru"S -
am;
ArTiT,. at HorItOwn by p m;
Leave Horntown NIOndNv and FRIDAY at (" i''
Arrive at OaaneocE by pm.
Kids 10 end at New Church inNit 49,,
i,St Fam Neeomack II. by louisville, TO Locust
Mount, 10 miles sud back, three times
L.sS we Ac,omaek c II, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday nj y M
Arrive at Locust Mount by ? N; ,,.,,,,..1,v
Lave Locust Mount Monday, Wednesday
rive TN al GSeomacI G If, by II m.
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A Card to the People
Now is Your Time to Save Money!
Burgainsl BareainsIi Barqains,,,


4 oonFeguenee Of the fact. that ali Cotton Goods
i arc advancing very rapidly, and the Indications
arc TINT they viii ysTy be higher than at any
previous time, have purchased large and spIsnid
stock 81 P0rei-n and Domestic Dry Goods VIII ich
have In store No. - Main Centre Wheeling,
aud 10 which would respectfully invite sho alton
lion d the public. intend selling tho stock out
~ the Old ETicC1 aud some gods even cheapcr than
they wore ever known before so that all persons
needing goods, or who wall need them very soon, had
better avail themselves of this opportunity Of sup
plying themselves as they III save money by MAJ
ing their purchases At this time; besides they will
have good assortment to make their selections
from.
Ny stock consists, In part, Of Brown and RisAched
Musiins, CalioOs, Mems and Boys wear Of every de.
soTiption Checks, Pannes, GinghaIns, ShawIs Table
and Towel Diapers, Irish Linens aud Shirt Bosotus
f4nao'. Shaker Hoods. Hoop skirts Lace snd Greu.
aiine Wells, White Gooda Lace EInhroderirs Of all
kinds. Hosiery, 4c.. &C.
LADIEsl LADIESl Your special attention Il
inEitoi to my very superior stock Of DRESS GOODS
which Is Tho largest, cheapest aud complete Of
the season. Lawns, Plain, Plaid and Embroidered
ORGY Goods, MOEainbiques, Berags AngIAI4 &c, In
great variety. Please call early, as will make il
greatly to your advantage to do 50.
Yours very respectfully,
JOHN ROEMER,
Jo2I No. 81 Main ST., CentTe WheeiipE. Va.
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel.
ing Rail Road.

CIeVelands PIttsburg andWheel-
ing Rail Road.
La g
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov 18th. 1897. Pns-
- ssneer Trains will leave Bridgeport a. follows
tsHnday excvrtsd:)
II % A. NJ 9el Train, stopping at all stations, ar
Cleveland at $50 +. NJ
259 +. NJ. Expires Train. stopping At all statIop.
arrives At Pittsburgh at g:I6 p. b.
Wv 4. d. Express Train, arrived at Pittsburgh at
ll:Op z. NJ. and Cleveland 9.:2 A. 81
TURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland al 9:25 A. 81. and j 80 p NJ ar,
nHe AT bridgeport at O:l0 L. NJ, and ga A. n.
i;t9 z. NJ, arrive at bridgeport at 6:2l A 81, lO50
a. 81. and G:l0 +. II.
Connections are made as Follows.
Al littsbursh with PennsylvRniA r. h for Harris
burg baltimore, Washington, PhIla-
delphia, New York and Boston
duaEy, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
all points ia the NORM WKsT With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jackson,
Chicago and the NORTu WEST With
Cleveland Erie i. X. for Erie Dun.
Kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Pals with
cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati for
CIesthne. Delaware, Columbus and
Al Hudson with the C.: q &C. R.R for Cuyahogu
EAlls Akron M!ersburgh and Woos-
ter.
At Alliance with p. Fl. W. Il q. II. X. for Canton.
MasSillon, Wooster, Salem, Enon Co.
lumbuS, &C.
AtSteubeuville with T.. c. + c. Line and AT BE1IA1R
with Q. o. y. R.R. for ZAnesyilIe New.
ark, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, IpdI.
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville
St Louis, st. Joseph and ali pontS
Wtst aud South West.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return $3T5
Faro always hslOw, aud time much quicker than
any other route. ~
Through Tickets to all points In the West, North
aud East can bo procured at tho office under Tho
hei.nFH House wheeling, Va. with Ticket
Aguat az bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates To
any point accessible by this road and Its Connections
to the EAst, North, West and Northwest At oIics
under SrLurs House, or with Fl. Agent at Bridge.
port station. WIN. b. TERRY, Agent
Wheeling, Va
D. Il. WILLIAMS, Agent
J. n. MCCULLOUGH. President.
X. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't f.hs
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premium to New subscriher,.

tho Nos. Of the sane Periodicals for 1850 viii II,
'rTnis6sd complete, ucfthois additional eharos.
Unlike the more ephemeral Magazines OF he ,l,~
these Periodicals lose little By age Hencs MI
valuable for lSa2. s''NsN nearly ~
Supplied at the following N1TREHLIr Low RATS:
Splendid OHers for 1850. ,sI. . ,so
Together. '
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE op
IVIN TIE NAPID CURE OR
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESs ~
FL1WTEESS11A, BRONCHITIS, - =
GROUP, ASTHHT6'
INCIPIENT CON-
SUMPTION,


and for the relief of consumptiye militant.
! cd stages Of the dsiease iiS''S III Aufaho-
N, We 2 need not speak to the public of its v;,,,.
I'M every town, and almost eyerI b1t
me american States, its wonderful cures nf ,1II,
Hry complaints have mnde IL alrea5v lI VI p'i[nou
ire the families In any civilized countr ~
effect a., some personal experience ofIts
I ii' anu lever yet the communities INV ,I
WhlGh nave not ameng them some iSin, y MMeEs
the y over tine subtle and dangerous disS5sc.
S1uaiuOte yet known to man for the
Az IT., diseases tho pulmonary or@ans anu anu
employed tor anu safest remedy that can be
SI,drr,iii S u oT inlants and young personG PAGE
sbSt nave 1t In store against the insdpo!
ant , ssells upon them uprepared. we have sI
more lives by the consumption IL S saves
tL u cures Keep 1t byyou cure youT coiS th1n
skiitcan master the inexoraLis no human
Ja nc Sitals, eats your life away All listened
too Tie yirtnns o. lung disorders, and as they kro
wa 70 assure them it Is still made ts sat 20 more
most rarrot nor care, no toll to produce ~ IT,
their cure. '''n our skill can furni6h for
prepared by DIR. ]. C. AVER
'.s'.est and analytical Cae1ni,t Lo,,.,,
and 1s SOD BY &C GooD& CO, and v ali
IN MediciEe everywhere az ~ uEgists
oHo.W.JozNsoH. mills
q: w. JOHNSON & SON
- ''AA''HecturerE OF Copper. me-
rr,,,,.. Sheet Iron Ware. NJ
III 4 1fH1N9 AVAILRD OURSELVES M A.,
fhHS a facilities, we are bettsr III TlIA
Inc a 70 MI All orders for any artiIi 60 now
inada enne OF business. ValieE ard NJ VI Work In
IA 80 ~ oEoer. Steamboat work dnH conductors
nartJs.Si mOE kuanltke manner We 49, Inlp5tan-
csn tention to this branch az loE paying
Wh6fsSai S re satisfaction in eVcrT nSr3,oeS and
cannot ~ SDo4leF1 We can offer indIIcaSl4at' 10
comnIsts Io9nd elsewhere. Our StoeSS ~ NE that
keen gag tne assortment isful Al ali are Il
Of CooI ~ o. thelatcst and most RnnE IN We
Snu wood Stoves on hand Al III S % patterns
u. ". JOHNSON 4 S0S 1ll
iy2-dkWtf Ho.1Ts Market SQUARE 30.
T dSll WORKs-Torpodoes O. ssss.e'- :
for eslsb and many Other st;yl drums,
Indensnins tn . coming AnniVerSS, ~ suitable"
AZ the Variety Store Of " american
I jeS0 D. NICOLIi a PpnE s-ssz-.4
- : Il ef5 100 MAI -"
Country Merchants
A Re y f. Ip,T5 ss can and szau5,S,
market Nne OAPs ever before o6ersS1 - stock .Sci
.sRls r,sn,.. 'a "a 'A''
-, ,Uj1S, FURs.-I 6o7. -: 49,
RuusIsn SIl Of the handsomsSt 4ust received
syISS- MINK, Fable, Fitch ana ~, such Is
sTeF. PIsSas Cufs and Iuf leading
Aoyq2 al early 70 secure bSE,SSilP rs now than
ALEX HEYM4S, ~ ~ " ~ %
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & ohio Railroad.

- s8
OFFICR OF THE B. o. r. Z. col
WHEELING, 18th Aug, 1852.
pUsINEss being fully restIued on the Baltimore
ID Ohio Railroad, The Company having thorough
under Government protection, the road thoroughly
and completely guarded by Government troops will
GU and Atter the 18th Aug run two through passen-
ger trains aud continue their fun equipment IN the
transportation Of tonnage.
PAssESoEE SCHEDULE.
DPart,
LEAVE WHEELING. daily, At 1910 A NJ; Ben
wood. 1920 A. NJ; Grafton, 3:5O P. NJ; New Greek
~ Z. NJ Cumberland, sss5 p. NJ; Martiusburz,
20 A. ": HarPers Ferry, BIZ A NJ; arrive At Bal
timOrs a. 800 4. n.
Re.Arning,
LEAVE BALTIMORE ct p. NJ; Martinsburv.
liz-S p. "; Cusaberland, A NJ; Grafton IL A 81;
BenwOod. 4:lS 2. ", arrive At Wheeling $40 p n
D,p1r;,
TIE second train will dvIert GaIIy EXCEPT satur.
days at ysSO r. II; Grafton. 5:l5 An; New Greek.
20 A u Cumberland, 9:lj A. 81; MArtnHburE,
1880 r N; HsFpsTs Ferry, ls15 P. 81: WAshinS-
ton Junction. C:lV r 81; arrive at BaItnSrs At $40
Returning,
LEAVES BALTIHORE, s;45 A NJ; Harpor's Fer
~ ESQ a. ~; Martinsburg, l=55 p. n Cutnbsr.
land, C=l2 p NJ; OakIaIt, 9:G3 p 81; GTsf.on Ito
p. q Bsnwo2d' ; a. NJ; arrive AT Wheeling $50
WI. SMITH. Master Transportation.
l.. VI. COLE, General Ticket AGENT
JOHN KING, JE., Auditor
A. DIPFRf, General supervisor of Train.
~ " lLLAED, superTier u Trains
j. D. FORD. Gsn'I Agent, Wheeling angis
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roRM OF PROPOSAL. GuARAN'
TEE AND CERTIFICATES.


PROPOLAL.
The undersigned whose pot office , adde's
u - nails OF the United States, from July /,
ISL - june 80, 1861, on route No. -, between
-2o- and - under The adyerteSmen ~. oil tTs
Postmaster General dated Decem9sr sn,,sI
CELEBRITY certainty, and seeur ~ LOT tue ""n""
This proposal is made with full K owledse Of me
,;5tandeo Of tho route, the weight of the mall TO ne
arrIsd and all OtherparticularS In reference 10 Tue
route and service, aud. also, after careful eNanl9
zion of the and instructions attached 10 tiie ~"
vertiseInent-
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TERNIs. Irregular prieo.Y
N'0V'W Ut IVT.
POSTAGE.

III NC '9'lIs loNfTe tffUed toif D. n.
ccirsd at par.
POSTAGE.
The Postage to any part Of the United State. rIn
DC 4n ,, IMsNT6-E0uk CENTS year for "BIHck.
Of the Reviews ''At '0E e"ch
As the sbSye prices the Periodicals will Ia fnr.
ulshed fer 1902. And as = 'u'
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AnS OF the above works will also be furuIshe,I tn
Neg SAS'er'tsTs for the year 1861, s. and 9, At
O's- Half tas Regular Subscription Prices,
Thus Nsto S..hEezibsr may obtain the RsprJn, 50,
the Four Reviews aud Black wood '"s 'O'
seven Consecutive Years for Ss7I
which Is but little more than the price OF the orioi
As We shall never again be likely to osr vueb In.
JUDGEMENTS as those here presented, ~
NOW is THE TUNE TO SUBSCRIBER
RSmittAnces must, in all cases be made ,f,,-..,
I, az tSStIiAS7s, for at these prices 20 eomIsSion
LEONARD SCOTT Co
yGno No. s. Gold street Npy, YnrRr
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AYERS
Ww AYERS
H Cathartic Pills,
El- ~ SUGAR CoATED5
ARE NADE 20

Cleanse the Blood and Cure the Sick
IyyALlDs, FATHERS, MOTHERS, PnYslcIANs,
PaILAETHRoPIsTs, READ THEIR FPFEcTs,
AND JUDGE OF THEIR VIRTUXs.
ToR the CURE OF
HgADACHE, SICK HEADACHE, FoULsToMACH.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, May l, 1855.
DE. ]. c. AVER. Sir: have been repeatedly cured
of he worst headache any body can haTe by dose
or two OF your Pills. 1t seems to arise from foul
stornach which they cleanse at once. If they will
eurr others "a they dOme the fact is worth knowing
Yours with great respect, ED. w. PREBLE,
Clerk of the Steamer Clarion.
BILIOUS DISORDERS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS
DEPARTMENT OF TIE INFERIOR,
WASHINGTON, d. O., Z Feb, 1885.
Sir: have used your Pills in my general aud hos
ptai practice ever since yOu made thon, and cannot
hesitate to say they the best cathHrtic employ
Their regulating action on the hUer Is quick and de-
ciIlrd consequently they arc an admirable remedy
for arrangements of that organ Indeed, i have SOL
dom found case OF bilious disease obstinate that
It did not readily yield to them
Fraternally yours, ALONAO BALL, NJ D..
Physician efthe Marine HoEpitaL
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INSTRUCTIONS,

ssos set OF Congress OF March 8, 1916, section IS.
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DR0PosALs viii be received at the Contract OF.
Il nee Of this Department until 10 a. m. Of Thur
day, April iG, 1861 for conveying the mails Of the
United states for four years, commencing July /,
1853, and ending June 80, 1866, In tbs State Of Viz
ginis, on the routes and thesehedules Of dspar-
lures and arrivals herein specified.
Decisions announced by April %, 1853.
(BfdssTg tziU enamiHe eaTetlluy lie form and in
EtIctiOHF GHRssd EspeeialIy tie Iast5 nan eE in
EtT1t-tiOn 1871 s
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
PosT OFFICE DEpARrMENT,

Y I r q N I "a :
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GUARANTEE

The undersigned. residing at -, State OF
- undertake that, IL tile foregoing bid Tor car
iD, The mail ON route no. - be accepted by the
General the bidder shall, prior to the LIST
dSy Of July 1893 enter into the required obligation
OF Contract to perform the service proPoscd' with
good and sufficient suretics.
This we do, understanding distinctly the obiiSa-
tions and liabilities assumed by SuarlntorS under the
9Tth secticn Of the act OF COuSressof July = 1870
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The undersigned, postmaster at -, State Of
-. certifies rxDEE MS OATH or oYTTcE, that he is
acuuaipted with the above guarAntor4, and knows
THIN to be men Of property, aud able to make good
their guarantee.
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Country Merehanfs

new invoices II tbs have Just received
s.yiSS Mink Fable, Fitch ana 9sIro, such Is
Please oaH :S Sq and Moe aasds sSS
A''z2 ALEX. H isFiYES o11ssg g I1 nc : q
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in. MCCULLOUGH, President.
r X MYERS. Gent Ticket Ag't E.hs |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-05

IN d.,' would respectfully inform his friends and
the public that he has saaicisntly recovered from
rebuilt his shop. 346 u strssts bsf4ssnl 18th and
18th be is now preparedIto do ell kinds ST work in
his line. Several Joarnsymen Wanted, sez-st
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MARRIED
On the 18th July by Rev Thos. Jones,
TARRISsE to MARY NELSON


On TIE ~ instant, WILLIAM JOSEPH. second
ron of Arthur W. and 3. .. Rogers. Of this city,
aged me- nths and Is days.
september I'd. ]. MARION SIMS GALLAHER,
aged year Is days. fifth daughter OF Roh'r II. and
Harriet GaliAher. OF New York, aud Grand
daughte Of JnO. GAllsher, Esq of Wsshins ton.
Near Pinsy Point. St Marys county, Nd. ,on the
2sd August ct tho residenes Of her son in law
ions resident Of tits city, in the esd year Of her
age aitsr a lin sering sickness OF seven months.
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id a'a s155.b G4 sA6S'' sssP.r.
s.0s D ri, hh.es soei :. H e.. "a.
:ss; Z. 8; sss. = -. ;st a. ii Carpets.
MIXTURE, Old Iron. &C., &c.
ses 30 MCGUIRE & CO.. Auets.
By 9RIlN WILLIAMS, Auetionssrs.
A COTIoN kALE OF HOUSEHOLD HURNI-
MoEpAY. t.. I'll day Of T. ,s.no as1s. A. io
sssns. On III street. s.s.s.a ssd ssr %
Northern Liberties. general assortment Of Fufni.
One Rossxood Case Piano. octave. made By
wainut 1s.@s Hair Cloth STUFF, Tsts. .-tste Sofas,
Marble too Center Tables
MAhossay Dre::ins Burssus, Wasissslds
6S sos at an: and o Ws,drS s
ce,shs5 Be s':n Rsnovs And Bo ola n.
Hair Cotton to and other Mattresses
cs sss BIZ. s koas s sns
0hin as sI L.. and oroehsry Ware
One Bay Mare. years old, works we'll in any kind
One covered Spring Market Wagon
One Excellent Bussy ana Harness
Large lot Of Tools d "a = the Pork Butchers use
And many other articles too numerous to snums-
rate.
ALSO,
On the same day at O'Clock .. N :, We shall sell,
ip front of the promises, DIS Three story BRICR
HOUSE. with store-room, back building, stable
and carriage hou SO, with an excellent pu mp sf
water In tie yard, half Of lot Is, in square 424,
bsvlng front on Seventh street, running baok 81
feet to . 10 foot alley.
The above property 10 Handsomely located an1
in Q good business location for any kind Of bust
the attention Of buyers Is invited to the sale
as the owner is going to Leave the city, and sale
positive.
Terms cash.
aue8 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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A DKsIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON THE
"A Island For Sale. No. 536, situated on 18th ST.
between aud @. Also. vacant Lot adjoining
froo ting % feet on 18th running back l55 feet For
DAVID HEPBURN se s2Vt'