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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-07

SAN Francisco, Sept. 5. Dates from Japan to
to the oath of July, are received The Eng
lish ship Medusa, bound to Kanagawaby, the
island passage, was on the 18th of July attacked
ny some forts and vessels that had previously
fired on the American ship Pembroke.
On the 20th of July the steamer Wyoming
arrived at kanagara. from trip to punish the
Damions, whose vessels and iuris fired On the
Pembroke.
The Medusa received twenty-four shots and
was much injured, she had four men killed and
six wounde ,.5s .l .I. a......
The Wyoming reported that she had done
her work well. having blown up the Japanese
steamer Sancefeld, silenced nearly all the forts
IN the neighborbood, and left the japanese
steamer Laneck in a sinking condition.
The Wyoming received twenty shots, and had
men killed and wounded.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. S. The steamship
S. R., Spalding, Capt. Howes, left at O'Clock
A. NJ, for Beaufort N. c., and Charleston, b.
O., Maj. Gen. Foster took passage in the
Spalding for Newbern. Aooa Owl 20 S.He UsS
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-07

The steamer Maple Leaf, Capt. Dale, arrived
this morning from Newbern, but brings no
news. She left Newbern last Thursday morn
ing, and encountered very heavy weather on
her passage.
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Wanted.

A QUANTITY UFf NICE AND DRY NEW SAGE AZ
n the Meat Market of z 7 4 IN
@r ga "A eP ~ SMITH a. STANDlsH. 4
Montpelier, Aug. %, 1863 piw&Nf"'
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4 O'CLOCK, 2 M.

CAPE RACE, Sept. 6. The Scotia, f, ON Liver
pool for New York, passed this point this after
noon.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 80. War has broken out
with Japan. The American steamer Pembroke,
has been fired on from the Japonese ports.
U. s. Steamer Wyoming sunk two Japanese
steamers and bombarded Simionsk.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 6. A letter from Gen.
Steele, received at headquarters tuesday night,
dated Clarendon, Aug. Goth, says our advance
has driven Marmaduke's cavalry, abont 5000
strong, out of Brownsville, capturing Col Bur-
bridge and some privates
This morning the following was received from
Gen. Fiske:
To MAJ Gen SchOfed:
A deserter from Burbridge's command reports
that our forces attacked Price on The 25 th, at
Brownsville bayou. Price s forces were driven
back across the Arkansas river. On Wednesday
forenoon last, the entire rebel force was in full
retreat, Steele and Davidson holly pursuing aud
Smelling the fleeing rebels.
Hundreds are deserting Marmadukes COM
mand was wholly routed and scattered. The
people of Arkansas north of the White river
are praising God for deliverance from JEFF Da-
Wis despotism.
q. B. FISK, Brighton.
New YORK, Sept7. The Worlds Washing
ton dispatch says Officers frcm the army to-
day state that no movements of special interest
are progressing within our lines. The rebels are
likewise quiet. On Friday small skirmish was
had with the rebel cavalry opposite White Sui
phur Springs, resulting in a small loss on both
sides and the retreat of the rebels.
A New Orleans letter to the World deecribes
the military and political situation in the de-
of the south. The movement on Mo-
bile had undoubtedly been abandoned. Prep
alations were, however, going forward, sugges-
ting new and interesting campaign. Rebel
forces were gathered at st. Martinsville, New
Albina, Franklin, and Camp Island.
!, A rigid CONSUMPTION has been going on, and
,very able-bodied man in the region had been
forced into the enemy s ranks. The plan Of the
.ebel campaign is stated by deserters as contem-
,lating march into the Lafourohe COUNT
,nce conquered by Weitzel, and again recently
n the hands of Gen. Banks. ,tsto, ,td,-e
{ The whole confederate column from Napo-
eonvilIe down the Teche was on the move on
he morning of the 25th. The rebel advance
yuard fired at Weitzel's pickets and drove them
n and then returned to the column, that was
imposed to be not far from NapoleonvilIe.
"a D. eocsmrnc9 tr 1922 D, .'- -tt
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept S. The steamship
J. R., Spalding, Capt. Howes, left at 4 O'Clock
1. NJ, for Beaufort, N. c., and Charleston, S.
J., Maj. Gen. Foster took passage in the
shading for Newborn. Boon Owl 30 aEe .aS
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STERLING'S
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FOR THE HAIR BGA
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Made from RoQts,
Bsrks and Herbs. #e.s=
Banks and Herbs
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We advise young persons, whose hair is beginning to
fall out to take warning in time, and their hair, by
using the Ambrosia To those who have already lost their
hair the free of the Ambrosia will surely restore it,
as it has done for thousands. rH
DIR. STERLNG's AMBRosIA is stimulating oily extract
of Roots Banks and herbs 1t will cure all diseases Of
the scalp and itching of the head entirely eradcates
dandru prevents the hair from falling out from turn
ing prematurely gray causing it e thick and long,
1t is entirely different from all other preparations and
can be relied on. u.
1t known fact to thousands in the City Of New
York. that this is the only article yet discovered that Will
Cure the Disease of the Scalp and cause the Hair Grow
. PRICE $1,00 PER BOX containing two bottles
Dr.. II. II. STERLING,
Sole Proprietor,
No. 400 BROADWAY, New York.
r.a For sale by all Druggists. N''
OF FRED E. SIXTH. Wholesale Agent, Montpelier, VT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02
THE EVENING STAR.
The First Step,

rs,.,, early eIperIencs Of a bashful boy is
ali tOfd.-we don't know BY whom. It re-
asaas Oe. Of The style 81 o0''ne' meohn'0cS
:. Wen. INV sister I.,tseave party one night,
Ara stayrd way from home, because I was
s 30 - 1nistiine .Oid Dan Tucker dancing 70
~ NV feet " arm. watching the heads bobbin&
- ma down behind the window curtains, and
-vishinE the laundering party would break up
~ els Arr and a. it was getting late and mighty
me- N 'orsable. Iconcluded to climb up toe door
post. No sooner card than done, and soon
hsr rip Dance till your wind Ia out" And
AnddlinR under the Qu It's morpheus grabbed
ne. was dreaming Of soft sheiied crabs and
stewsd sripe. and having good time, when
.er,sbody Knocked Mt the door and woke me
up. .Rap, rap, rap" Then heard whis-
,eriuR, and knew there WAS whole raft OF
:Jsel, are you in therer yes says 1, and
then came 3 roar Of laughter. Let us in,' said
she Il WON'T says I; cant you let a fellow
alonsr Are you abed said she. Il am, said
i began to get riled! Get out, you pettiSoat.
ed scarecrows, can't yoo get beau with.
cut hauling q fellow oct of bed 1 won't
70 home with one Of yon-I wont-so you
may clear oufr And sending my boot 1t the
door, felt better. But prsssntly-O mortal
buttons! heard still small voice, very much
like ets tsr I.ib's, and 1t said stJack youll have
70 get up, for all the eirls things are In there ~
o dear, W hat q pickle! Think Of me in Bad all
covered with shawls, m O III, honnets and cloaks,
Ane twenty girls outside " aiting TO get in As
Il Was, Il rolled out among the ribbons, in a hur-
~. Era went the millinery in every direc.
si,n. had TO dress in the dark--for there was
Q crack In the door, and girls will peak-and the
way fumhlrd about was death on straw hats.
The critical moment 1t last come. After run-
nInG nv band all over my clothes to see that
every thing was right and tight. opened the
door and found myself right among me women
sp. nv leEhorne cries one. .Mydear winter
yslS ct . cried another-and they pitched in
sney piled me this way and that-thsy boxed
nay sars; and one little bright.eyed pece-Sal
hrr name was-put her arms around nv neck
and kissed me right on the lips! Human nature
eo uldnt stand that. and gave her as GOOD as
shs sent 1t wa the first time ever got taste,
and il was powerful good. I believe could
Aavs kissed that gal from Julius Caesar to
foorth Of July. Jack said she, we are sorry
10 distarb you, but won't You see me home Z
sYee,' says I, Il will l did il, and had another
smack At the gate. too. After that We took 8
AiH der turtle doyins after n other both Of us
sN Ming like q barrel Of cider when we were
away from each other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02
DRoPosALs FOB HAY. STRAW AID GRAIN.
PoRAoE DEPARTMENT.
Assistant GlHn7tsrDiG Ster' s QDsts

YORAOG DEPARTMENT.
A.sistaa: I.n7isrns1 s,er's Qbscs,
Alexandra. Va. Nov 18th. 1865
WAIffBH PROPOSALS are invited for furnish,nR
Hay STRAW, Oate And Corn. for tie use of the Gov
ef1meut. 70 b delivered At AlexanoriA, Va. or any
point on tho its tn butAries and In suSh
quantities within the amount pro posed for, And ct
such times, a. the undsrsiV nsd may direct.
The proposals. to be addressed to the undersigned
enc 70 state the quantity and price OF each article
Proposals. viii be received for Eve thousand q ooo)
or strAv ana upwards unless It shan bs for the in
terest Of the Government t. contract for . less
Corn 70 be put up in good sacks Of about two 10
buehe and oats In sacks OF about three f bush 81
each: which AfO 70 bo fuIniAAed free Of charge to
tse Go!eTnmsDt. The hay and straw 10 b ssS1re-
All articles furnished under this Advertisement
to be subject to rigid inspection By the Govern.
Palessses vii BE- made from tim. to time, u,d.r
this advertisement, from the lowest responsIbie
bidder. - the interests OF the pablo service may
The nndersisned reserves the risAt to reject aoy
and al o6e.s which may be deemed incompatible
Payments Will be made In such funds a may be
provided from the o. D. Treasury. and e. far ~
practicable, upon delivery; but the undersigned
reserves the right to withhold the whole or any
part OF the psymsnts until the complete ful6lment
Good security viii be required for the faithful
fuia1nent q any agreement %sds S1Ss, THE i'd
no 70 I'm oapt. and ASH QusEtsrmsst:;r,
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oFFIol OF IoRAoE AND RIVER TRANSFORMATION
7th street wharf. Washinxton Oct. rs 1888.
Writer Proposals Are invited for furnishins Hav
Strey CATS, and Cor, for the use Of this Depot 70
e. ~ me Hsi.ced Depot or at any Of tie
The ProPOsals 70 be addressed to the undsrsiansd.
and they shouN state the quantity of eaol affiole
offered, Al.o the price and date OF deliver. '''''
rfoposa1 Win Be 6eeeived for ave q Is ooo)
0oshen OF Corn or Oats and dfty 1907 tons OF ay or
etrsM Ard upwards, unless 1t should 30 for the In
tsrssI OF the Government TO contract Tor . less
AZ grain TO be put up In good sacks, Of about
wo ~ pasneis each, Which are to be furnisAed at
The Hay and Straw to BE- securely balsd.
Al GRAIN ana Hay and Straw offered to be sub-
epector. .o
me lowest responsible bidders. q the interests Of
the service may require, -, -. Z
Good security win Be required for the faithful
fnial.msnt Of any contract made under this sdvsr-
Psymsnt to b made 1t the completion Of the
contract g. L. BROWN, :,
Oc28.t q
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DIpR'T PAy.-A farmers wife meeting o. Q
Of her nsighoo9 returning from market, in.
Aui1ed, - hat DO they pay tor eggs ST make !,
now = IL sot only eight cents q dom frr
nlns," he replied. Eight cents 4 dozen ~
said the infisnant dame. well l shall not
0ell nv eggs for eight cents-it don't pay fer
SAe wear and tear Of the henr'
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rinSSsSslbxIvAu1A HRr.AA ..,,nsSsxiu

PENNbYLvANIA dkN1RAA RAILSOxD
Re g
n 4 ,ra.r. Ed e 80 sssiEa;. ~..".-
-ov sR11P, s s1InIf Il. AHD ooA5oHfI
,4ae4e, on,or,D rr,$$ssRSasHa , ,.Sn 'o',
,l64fE11 ss;; PHI p Pi44 ss1s
s1os. ooss IL So Z sa:s II TIL. aiR1.a1sBu.e
uonrH1s ~ c G1sIns; e II sii11soAD.
III. eR,1 a d !11HeRi ROUTE
WARRINGTON TN ND sAIr1rolu
WEST. zosrs1 Vi &SI.' zs II 1s;ourHwss..
~: y.
q
'rI,sD1D 'l1,r TER1 SAa' o" ALL men.
SMOKING AID SALOON OARS On ALL TRAINS
sR0A WASHINGTON.
ss. H fofs e: Sss 4.
.o;a s1s s,: e az
Mains On s.. Pssnss l,sais Central EatlIesa Tor
forwarded 70 and from any point on the Railroads
81 Ohio, kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wiseonsss,
IeEs, q Missouri, ~ Railreed d;,ses;
3 forwarded to any port on tie Ohio, AuskinSum,
Ksntuaky, Tennesses, Cumberland, Illinois, Aisse:
Rsd Rivers; and ct Cleveland, Sand uaky, .nd OH.
saeo with stsamsrs TO AL Northwestern Lakes.
:n y s. s9d q az n: 2s
II e s{ssiaa ,e,.,
N the West. By the Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
- g 81 tsssH - Iessvsbh - s,s ahssSsd ~ aA6
Re PsrA cuisr 10 mark psakssss IVA Psnss.
wv BRL M Arr Northern Central 4. T.,
No. go North street, Baltimore,
qNOCH LlWIH, Gem On psrintepdent, Altoona, 70.
l.. L. HOUPT, Cent Ticket Agent, Phfadellhta.
Il 3. H0UsrON. General Irsisht Agent, Phla-
delphiA. ian 4fYt
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PROPOSALS. !
D7oPoeALs T07 aIAVY P10J1orIL1s.

S.sai.ssss. ko,.ssss d, Ms
n g s'i:Ss:i fss:
>a,ao y issh Ssttsr,ns shot : '' -.
9 g, g 1, s-i i.as shell: .ss. -
800 T-'ssS shells
.A.n. Eate,r!.e. A,,ssss!. Vast Troy. ~
i isse Z Z i .sss s sssii. 'A''
-: ,:s !, x me- me- :s:t
so e inch esttsrins slot
SEQ is-,neh al. 10
rna ] -,pek ,het
Q ss R-,pch ehslls
,o 1. a. z, A Is P''''' Pa
los sS L. T. mel. neS s S's 'n''
So So t ,s.ssss : :s.in
. A..Ae s, Lesis Arsenal, 81. Louie. No.
$500 10 ipeb sRsIls
Asas wss.1Stns.os Ar.ssa'. Wa'As"s'o"' D. C.
20, t@ M y tsss , bel
SotN 10 icch shells
t1sl. ana Isp-etsd after the rule. laid down 10
metal, II s.Is,s: ss.snstS. rsnsinF estvsss 1905
shs::
TIE p o3-etil+s are to Re At tina foundry
where esst but must Be delivered ct the vAriou
arsshais freq OF charge for transportation OF
Ia, eir until delivered ut thu arsenal Dsliveris
must t. made 1t The rate Of not less than Ave par
cent Fer week, OF the number Of proIeo,iIs. osn-
tr,etse foI the df:t delivery to b. made within
30 Gsya Afttr the da.e Of Tire contract, and any
failure tn deliver At specified time Will subjsc
t. eonta actor to forfeiture of the number he may
fail t. deliver - that time.
Separate bids must BE- n sle for each Kind Of pro-
j. i les; and II ANY bidder propose, to deliver at
different arsensls srste bids N ust Be made for
esrh kind Ut cash pia.e.
No bid will be ecnside from parties other tn "a
regular foe No. proprieto,s OF works. Who are
know n 90 this Department. to be ca shle OF eIaea
ting the worn contracted for In their sstabaa.
nsnts
Zach party obtaining contract viii be required
to ter INTO bonds. with approved suretss, tor its
faithful Execution
The Department reserves to itself the right to
rere ct any al bids, If not deemed satisfactory,
fer sny cause. ..
PropGsae will be addressed tn Brisadisr Gene.
ra. George Ramsay Chief Of Ordnance, wash
" s'op. b. O.. aud viii be epdorssd" ProPo::s for
Heay. Proiecties" 6H0 3 RAMSAY,
nos eotd Brig Gen Chief Of O Anes.
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~ &
On and after Monday, Noysnber %, ls6s, Oily
trains VII he run between Warrington ana view
FORK, and WsahiBston and he West, ~ follows:
F0RPHlLADELPHIA,N NEW YORK and BOSTON
Leave Washington at and II so A: ID and and
$50 P. d. dsily. except SuRdsy. On Sunday. A. 80
my FOR BALTIMORE. .
$40. and s.S P: n, daily, except Sunday. oneun-
FOR ALL PARTS or TIE WEST,
Leave Warrington at s. and A. n. and 8. 80 p.
d. daily, except Sunday. On Sunday, at 30 r. ID.
coMMUTArIoN TRAIN.
Leave Warrington daily. except Sunday, At $50
The first and fourth trains from Washington,
snd fourth and fifth srains from Baltimore, stop at
Al way points.
Per WASHINGTON AND The SOUTH.
Leave Eait.m1re at $50, $50 aud 20 A. NJ. and
4, d. and 3HP. NJ
COMPUTATION TRAIN,
Leave Baltimore daily, except Sunday, a. us
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave WeBhinGten at A. N. and .loP n
Leave beltimoIe 1t q 50 4. ID. and SSPM
$kor further information, tickets Of every kind, ,
&c. apply to George 3. Koonts, agent Is Wash
instsn etatio9 or n the Ticket Office.
MITH Ms.te, Ct frsnsp't'n.
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DR0PosALs 1Oa ARMY TRANSPORTATION.
OppicR OF TIN Dlrof QuARfDRnAera1. I
Eox1 laonenanoxfk kdnsds 90. q SO

OppioB OF 4HR DlPof QuARfBRnAerz1.
SAILED i lii
until u o'eloeh N on the 10Th cay OF December,
Gf as t.; .as 4.
!ished during the abov. year,. the vest bank Of
q e
o1s that - are nay F. .sshsd shs Tern
tSd: il. ID fsrr fs%
P.r 70 Pound: for 10 n1s: sh'eh they rs vi! VI.
to Of u S
in e. .sa ss ri %
the s-.s 40 bs 10 ~ .'on that
= ,Ss 1striso.y ef oo!o.sae, std p attitude %
1t may Be s..isn.ssd 10 that r.fr'sors. to rsPs
Garland az, s1d to any other point or points % the
il st r. @oa.ss 1R:I, to s'D;sn sss:
Pot q ma, be estsbhsf cd IN the Territory Of New
Mexico to Any posts or stations that are or
:s..eIIshsa n hat Ter tor, and to e pests Q;
md t. Of e
At sbss III
each Of ths months from Sp me to November in
The .veixft to be transported each year will not
81 iced 10 GO, ono pounds on Route No. ! B M0,no
pour o. Route No 2, and % ,OD pounds Route
Nos
No additional per csntase will bs paid for the
trsi sportstioD OF bacon. hard bread, pine lumber
sbink lies any other stores
BiGde must give their names in 'uli, a. veil a.
their place of resid enoe and esoh proposal must
be accompanied By bond in the sum Of ten hous-
persons, guaranteeing that in case . set ID
awarded for tie route mentioned in the propoaal to
.sd
furn shed by said psrties in accordance with the
terms of this advertisement
The amount of bonds rsau red Will be - follows:
On Route No. Observation-Disclosures --- . 100 Gn
2...--- 80, $50
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wa 11PARrnlNr,

WA DlPARfMINf.
w AAsu1Aly 6DHiRkLN 011I0D.
ea~sl osi~s, Me- -.
fhs Adsutsnt General VIII vrovi6s a assfopss-
sss msael o. honor for The trooDs VIE, afssF tAs
exDrson o. their term Aavs y1srsl sAsif services
I'VE d0vsfnns ns In The yfsssat snsfesDey. aad
alDa for the volunteer troops fro osAsp $780,
have volunteered their service n o. atseae a
HeousyfvaAia md HAryhaA.
~ order sftAs SECRETARY ofWr.
y. .. TOWNSEND,
- ~ Assistant Adjutaat 6Aaessl
w WAs1I1o1oo, 3aA1asy q. ~.
In 0oADoloe0oo q the Deeesafe q baaneeo a ths
Wa4 0oDoTtDe0ss DaaDes Tor sitissns - yssaS r.
Amy eftAs Potomac win b sivsa d Ne oaes a
Lisat Oh. oosHAD. lS0 RsansyivaaIs ays.,e
aAoVo WinO1>ooth street.
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IA writer In the Boston Transcript esys
there 10 q person in that city whose father " as
enc Of = family Of Thirteen children ali of W hom
lived 10 be over eish'y years OF age; his faith. :,
being tie ounTes., lived 10 he uRcomfortsbl {,
cla age of ninety.six. the grandfather lived
- ninety.ki1 and the grandmother 10 ninety
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ORDsAsoI Osv,or, WAl DspAarxss

ORDHAgo1 Os1lbH, WA DSPARfNBAr,
WAsHIHeI0y. November IS, 1853
for The delivery Of afty thoussnd H.iaoS mortar
snsn. n the following Quantities 1t the following
AZ the Watsrtovn Arsenal. wAtsrtovn, Mass =,
AZ the watsr,lsit Arsenal. ives. Troy, N. T.,
At the New York Arsenal. aoysrnor's Island.
A the Allegheny Arsenal. Pittsburs, Penna, y,
Attic q 8. Arsenal, Washington, D. c. Ba0,
AZ the H. Arsenal 6t. tonis, Mo-, ono
There ahells are to be made of the Kind OF metal
nance Manual. DraviDss can re sssn 81 any OF The
United states Arsena's. The shells are TO be in
sDected a. The fHndrv where cast free Of charge
t t tfsnsDSrsaaon, OF handling until delivered st
Dehysriss must De made 1T the rate Of not Isss
than I've per cent per week Of the number Of pro
3ectes contracted for the FIRST delivery TO be nfe
within twenty days After the date Of the cOntr at
Ard sny failure to deliver ct . i1eeised time viii
Der be may teil 70 d liver ct thst tins. "'1
eeDsfsts BIDS must b. made for each Arsenal II
10 bidders propose to deliver st more than ono
No Htd xin b considered from parties other THAI
seon!ar foupdern or proprietore Of works, who are
nnGnn e this pepartmsnt 70 BE- capable Of
Iaes psrt7 obtaining contract will b. r.ou,,.a
70 sstef INTO bends. With approved surstes fof its
The Depart1e nt reserves the right to re,est ANY
Or 81 bids. II not deemed sAtisia story, Tor sny
Pre1o.als viii BE- sdar.ssed to .Brisaaie, Gan.
N = s:;
no - II Bris. Gen. 0iisf Of erdnsa:a
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satisfaetory evidsn Of the Loyalty and solvsnoy
OF eAch bidder and perssn offered Ia security viii
be required
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals TOR Army
Iranspor'ation on Routs.S os !. {, oss,nas the
they fully comply with al the requirements of this
advertiss mem
Parties to whom awards are made must be pre-
Pared TO execute oontrScts once and to give the
rtqur Cd bonds for the faithful performance Of the
same
CONTRACTS will be made subject to the approval Of
the Qua, t. rmastsr Gene raj. but the right 10
Contractors must be In readiness for service By
the 6rst day Of 1854 and they vim b required
TO have place OF business Agencies q In the
vicinity Of Forts L, avsnworth and Union, and
other depots that asy bs establish % ct which they
may be communicates With promptly and readily
g. DA9TON,
oeS0 ID Major and QuArtermasteY.
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"A company has organized Il: Indianapol
for The construction of stree: rsilros is IN taa,
et<y,
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DENTISTRY.
CR1Af DIeOov8DY IN DENTISTRY.
3asfA ESfyacfsd sesfAosG pas< fhS EsxA~Ssx a

III -
TsstA Er.,aasd ss;sAess Pss. ses.a iae MsA,s.s af
OxyseA.
yos,a .Svi:s ~ Rsrseq: hs.y!ns teeth g e.
And have them taken out By this new
ma harmless process. Also coll andQlY}YYU
sasmine tbs Doctors new and i'm.
pco.sa nsthoc OF 1ossrtiss Artiseiel Teeth. If
so9 wiM have them IN no other style than this new
nnd valS Able o.s No. 3le Pa. avenue setvssn
no Q. Z LIwI1. II. D.. Dentist.
I AU6HlN0 6ASi
~ No Paia 10 Ertyaesinr 1ssA.
There no danger In takine this e2>a fsupa
Hltloue O1tde) even for these who are 40 nsumn-
i've OF delicate In constitution Its inheistion
Drodueee sleep. or coma, in about two Ininutes
Ana Its edect passes of In the same Length OF tjme
Made AID administersd At the ONCE of Dr.
kOOAlb. 1881 Pa. ~. near corner 9Th Ut. oo5l- lms
NJ IBETH.
1s1s LOOAle, u: D., the Inventor aAd latsnss0
efths AlN1RAL PLATE TIlTH attends ~
DefDooalty at At oGo In this city. Hanyb
1ofeoa. can wear these teeth Who cannot
vs1 esnsn, ma no psrsoa sea wear Others wAs
Persons ealing at my olss can b accommodating
yfSe sEy style and Vr1oe Of Teeth tAsy nay desire;
e1t - tAoee Who are particular and wish the Darsst
eleAnsst, strongest and most perfect dentafs that
=: 49, e. Rroases, IL HH1RAL Plate yin b
looms g this eity--No. 3Ss Hs.nsylyanis avenue
SStyee1 III and 10Th strssts. Also, 0O7 Arch st..
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