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|, Faenda d Kiieorc. give from my hand this cerf.
cate hsyc been quite deaf in my right for the past
t3eeRtRSerea years. My lett gave great troube
by constant scharse Of green and yellow matter for
the share Of time. The OdOr very offensive.
My husband and L employed nine different physicians.
We pai large sans of money. have been operated on
and have passed through every kind of suffering without
wur c, naslnuch as other diseases multiplying.
came to the conclusion never could be helped. Last
performed by Mrs. nj. g. Brown. My husband and !
went to see hsr and at went under her treat
ment aud in "a hours from her first treatment could
hear distinctly the clock tick feet from where
stood, can now hear every word. My left ear mas
also ceased 10 trouble the last discharge
clear water, without any odor whatever. My eyes,
which were weak ard diseased, getting clear and
strong. feel grateful for my unexpected deliver
ance, commend Mrs. NJ. IL Browns gentle and sure
treatment TO all " no may suffer as have done.
OidvuWn. Dec. ii, 1862.
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lee
pr seth ARNoLD-Mv Dear Sir:-Your Balsam has
PeliVieu Woders IN this section; and wish Won 10
SEM me turher supply. 1t has cured Cant Iorcn1O
b. Latham OF long-standing Darrh9a, after irving
runner Fa U PHYSICIANS ard different medicines both in
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Q G 7 Q + c. A. H II L
Female Regulator,
The Greatest Remedy of the Age.

For tine use of Single or Married Females
may be Justly ranked as the most sue
cessful ana invaluable specific for all
arrangements, distractions, and Private
difficulties peculiar to the Female ser,
now before the public. DR.. Hill, the
senior in Especial Diseases, during his
long and varied practice of Twenty
years and upwsrds, has made the
hzfT Delicate and Difficult Disorders
and Diseases, arising from the construc
ti0n and functions of the Female Sys
ten, his particular subject of attention
ana study, In which department Of his
practice 1t has been his aim to bring to
thorough test and issue the different
~ Botanic and Indian Agents of the
MateTia Medica, with the view of pro
ducing Convenient. safe and Certain
Remedy for al cases Of Irregularities
Suppressions and DISTINCTIONS, and their
c affections Of the female system, and the
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a Letter from the REV. HENRY MORGAN, Pastor o,
the Union Mission and First independent Methodist
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Dec
DIR, J. II. SCHENCK: Sir-I .cel ii my duty for the
sake Of the sicE and suffering of humanity relate to
you the following facts
Last May l was attacked with hmmorrhare If the
lungs ana pea protusely and net finding the proper
weaker than before Then fully cOmpreheuded the
danger ana cast about me for an @gs from the mpend-
Naturally skeptical, anG fearful OF being duped hay
ing an lnveterate adherence OF empires was slow to
nate even TO fault. Not until the living witnesses,
healed, recovered with full breathing power stood he
baum was purchased and brought to my ROOM ana forced
upon me, would try il Two OF my parishioners in
formed uc of their wonderful recovery had taken
nineteen bottles of the Pulmonic Syrup for bleeding of
the lungs and was completely cured, and is now don@
battle in the Of his country. The other was
person who on the verge of death more than
year, bleeding at ii tie excitement, and desparng
of recovery until she found relief in our syrup She
came before me apparently in the very bloom Of health
the last should have suspected having ever
been under the pale sheet of New Englands e destroy
eI-Consumption
She looked to You as the mighty devcrer from its
scourge and your syrup psnacea from the com.
plaint She was member of my church. and felt an
interest in my recovery; and though sanCuinc ana
enthusiastic she had right be- because she her
self had been healed ct there stood the living visible
truth before me Could doubt her word? Could tc-
fuse remedy 50 mild, so palatable yet cfca-
cione? No! Life gas too precious yet to nrccarioLs
to delay moment took six bottles OF the Syrup and
months, for the benefit of the air.
But alas! the air could not benefit me without the
medicine went without that, nd after beed gaeain
resolved to come back was much latigucd arriv-
ing in Boston, and bled the same nieht My case was
asalH ClliCal ihlheulately applied Tor the syrup,
and soon began rapidly to improve and recover hat
had lost am still under treatment but have neatly
recovered. l never weighed much as do now /
never looked full in the cheek. and cxceptng ner
vOus weakness alb ut the chest and freq mt eructa
ton OF wind, am quite strong These, owe YER are
Tecedg before the Mandrake Pills and weed Tonic
hsye taken them hut e~ days, but have found great
relief According to present appearances hail be able
10 preach again very soon and come out Of this sickness
stronger than ever before.
~ As ont cailings are similar in striving to relieve he
Ills OF lte-you foe the body, for the spirit; Tor
the sick, aud in preaching to the poor,-I feel 1t NV
duty 10 lay before the world my testimony in favor Of
your PulmOnic syrup.
Yours, HENRY MORGAN
Pastor of the Union Mission and First Independent
Methodist ChIrch Of Boston.
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0nGutDnsGa.

SfILLBURY AND WORCESTER ON
US GIBLs leaves No. 1913 Main street. st 10 a M and
81 p. From Miil5ury, leaves Loves Hotel at 7.S(
ana l2.55 p. NJ. aud leaves the Post ONCE at
| n. anu .. dtf sSG
& SPENCER, LEICESTER,
sSs7gs1 8 CHERRY VALLEY. NEW woR
gs&-9 I2-SlsSeS CESIEIs, and WORCESTER ON
- 10 "a NIBUs WiRfer Arrangement,
z-s-ssSsexszsssssss commencing Dec 5. 1862:
5seavo spencer az Il 10 Leave j D Moore's Music
SteTc 20l Main street, 81 1 80 p. N.
L1are Leicester at g. n, l.30 ?. m. leays J D
M3ores Music Store, Z07 Main street. at 1880 M, and
tuesday Thursday, and Saturday Evenings: Leave
Leicester At 900 and Moore's Music Store 207 Main
street. at $50 o'clock
Leave cherry Valley Is minutes after starting from
leicester On each trip.
Lac New worcester at $50 1889 l.3Op,
$3.50 p M, 6.4g p m: leave 2O7 Main street al
55t q. m, u m, 2.30, 4.30 s 30 p. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Leicester els, and Cherry Valley at $50 e. m
Leave City Hall st S.45 D. NJ.
Leave New Worcester at 10 and 80 D. NJ. Leave
CitT Esli at close OF meetings.
Express Business promptly attended to,
l. 3. STONE & CO., Prop'rs
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A Rsmnka0le cure in Bangor, of Weak and Diseased

Ewes
l, w H. Pritchard, do certify that my wife Esther g.
has had Weak Eyes from childhood cause by meas es
One year since lump appeared the lash OF her Eve
1t increased to the size of large pea Becoming some
what alarmed about the progress 1t making took
my wife TO Mrs NJ. G. BROWN. at the Exchange. She
told me she could remove and further strength IN her
eyes Mrs s. applied her medicine at seven clock in
the evening" and at nine o'clock the lump was zone We
could more of it, Ny wife can now see peope
walking on the other side of the river which she could
never do before. She has always had headache when
riding in carriage. Yesterday riding IN a car.
rage, she had no return OF headache. My own eyes
were treated two or three times by Mrs Brown. ind
them much strengthened. w H. PRITCI ARD
i59 FIR nch street.
Richards Eye and Ear Water, aid throw away voni
Spectaces
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DIR. SWEETS
INFALLIBLE IMMINENT,

FOR RHEUMA FISM, GOUT, NEURALGIA, LUMBA
CO, STIFF NECK AND JOINTS, SPRAINS,
BRUISES, CUTS AND WOUNDS. PILES,
HEADACHE, AND ALL RHEU
MATIC AND NERVOUS
DISORDERS.
For all which it speedy aud certain remedy and
never fails. his linmeptis epared from the recipe of
DR.. stephen Sweet of Connecticut tie famous bone
ter, aud has been used in his practice formoe TWEEN
ty years wi h the most astonishing success.
As AN ALLENIAr0h or PAIN, it is unrivaled by
any preparation before the public, which the most
skepticNl may be convinced BY a gle trial
This Imminent will Cnre rapidly and radically Bheu
matte Disorders of every kind ana in thousands of
cases where it has been used has been known
fail.
FOR NEURALGIA, it will afford immediate relief in
every case, however distressing.
twill relieve the worst cases OF iEADACIIE in three
minutes ana s warranted to GO it.
VOOTlIAfNE also will ii cure instantly.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL LAS
STU De, arising from mprudence excess, this Lin
mentis most happy and untailinR cdy Acting Iii
rectv the nervous tissues il strengthens and reviv
ieS thes stem and restores elasticity and NgOr.
FOR PILES AS an external remedy, claim that
it IS tho best known, and we challenge the world TO
prOducean equal Every victim of this distressing
plant should give il trial for il will fail 10 afford
immediate relief and in majority of cases will effect
rddica{cure.
QUlNsY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes ex.
tremelH malignant and dangerous, but timely appca
tion oftlis Limimeut will never fail tc cure.
SPIRAL NS arc sometimes very obstinate, and enlarge
mcnt OF the Joints is aGie 20 if neglected The
worstcase may be conqueredby this Imminent in two
BRUiSES, CUTS, WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS.
BURNS AND SCALDS, icld readily to the wonderful
healing properties Of DIR SWEEPS INFALLIBLE
LlNlMENI when nsed according TO directions. Also
CHILBLAINS, FROSTED FEET, ANDINSECr BITES
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CONSERVATIVES READ DIR. J
~ II. SCHENCK will be again at the MARLBORO uo.
TIL BosToN, professionally, Wednesday and Thurs
day, March 18th and 18th.
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MusitaI.
T He MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGAN.

MgsicdRs invited TO call and ezdmae ne tHpor-
tam tHprO pemepts in Mason HdmR'S Cabinet orr
placing them FAR IN ADVANCE Of other iaStru
fReHts Of their class.
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oh Iaper. &c.

Cd PAPERS - Thirty-fve cents per
~ hundred-fo, safe at this office. diff jai3
DIAPER STOCK-50 TONS COARSE
= row. The che pest and best Paper Stock in use.
For sale BY CHAMBERLlN Il BURROUGH,
lnch24 dT "a Front st.
no THOSE WHO HAVE OLD
K PAPERS TO SELL
ED w RID M EILFiN, Jr.,
Rockefeller and StatiOncr,
ESQ MAIN STREET, pays the highest cash price for
Old Ne FSPAPERS, OLD ACCOUNT BOOKS. OLD
ACCOUNTS AND BILLS, OLD BOOKS, PAM
pULErS, etc.
. Highest Cash price paid for Rags, CoIored and
clear White. DIFF jas
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II NbN-
EVERY HORSE OWNER

Should have this remedy at hand, for its timely at
the first OF viii efcctuav prevent
those omidahl. TO which all horses liable,
and which ycuder 80 many otherwise valuable horses
nearly worthless
0vcrtour hundred voluntary TESTIMONIALS the won
derfu curative properties 0fthiS limeHt have been
ceived within he last two years and many them from
persons in the highest ranks OF life.
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5, 1853
PASSENGER TRAINS leave for Boston, as follows:
400 935 Exp p. The Z, $40 q. N. and 4 90 p. m.
TRANS start from the upper all others from the Lower
Millbury, $40 a, m. $40 p. N.
NfrattoH, III, 1905 a, III. 42G D. N.
hest6oro, 7.30 0.l7 a. m, 4-32 pm
Southborough 1928, 1926 a; m, and AL p m.
Co-daville, IA 1929 a. m. 4,44 p. M
Ashland, 7.4S 1896 a.. 4.5I .. n.
Milford, 7.lG 9.45 Atop. m.
Northboro' Z 6. m. 3.i5 D. n.
Marlboro, I.24. a. m. 1. Is p. m
franinghaln 5lC Express, 745, $780, 1919 m, Alb
EX.. sos 1915 Exp. p. m.
Netick, SIS 8lo, ll.OO a. s45, SIS p M Also, on
W.s. Nswton n, 1874 SIT, 9l2, ll22 wor m, 49,
AZ SD Wor. PSI sd 2 m Wednesdays at l0,l2 M
5e5*, 30 SOC, lOp On Sunday 94S NJ, and 1910
and lis
in connection with trains on Charles River Branch
TRAINS leave Boston, as follows.
Worcester at 700, $50 Exp. lS0, 2.l5 Exp 400,
$50 Exp, 80 Exp. p. m.
Albany, 7.e0, $50 Exp a m 2l5 EXP; p. n.
For New York, wa Springfield $3.50 Exp a. m, 2.l5
Exp, 30 Exp p. m.
New York, yia Norwich, $50 Exp. p. m.
Millbury, 7.0t NJ. T. Is D.
Grafton, 100 g.. m. l.30 400 p. IN.
Wesboro 100 a. NJ, 100, 400, $50 Elk, p. m.
Southborough, 100 m, 80, 4 90 pm.
Cordavile 100 q. N. l.30, Acc p.
Ashland, leo a. M 100, 400 p. m.
birmingham 90, $50 EXP a. &c., 2. Is Exp. AGO.
~ s9,i 5so ET e go EXP II Pm Pm
Northboro', l3), 400 ,. M
Marlboro, 20 a. m. 80, 400 p m.
stc 100, 9,So am. l3O, 400 5.45 pm. Wednesdays
west Newton 1880, $50, a. m l2m, lSO, 3, 4.sO, 545
6,45 945, D m, Wednesdays i GO N;
Brookne, 6l5t So IL lll5 m, l2l5*, l. 230, l5+,
4,i5 6OO*. 500 10 - On Sundays at 1910 IN,
y IS and As m only.
gg Nav York sunday. Mail Train at s 30 ?. N.
in connection with Trains on Charles River branch.
Boston, Jan. s. 1853 diff
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private cognate affections OF the female SYSTEM and
result is the production Of his
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Boston, MASS, Dec. ,, 1852
Sir-I feet it my duty. for the
fering of humanity, to relate TO
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Those trains IN bold figures are the Worcester trains.
The Worcester trains connect at Providence with
se amer Perry TO ana from Newport and With the splen
did steamers Plymouth Rock ard Commonwealth to
New York At p. m via StoningtOn.
At Worcester Junction with Trains to snd from ths
Western, Worcester end Nashua, Fitchburg and Wor.
ce tor Boston and Worcester and Worcester and MOI
wien Railroads.
Through Tickets to all important points at the West,
be obtained ST the Office of the Company in Provi
dence at as low rates as by any other route
=. II. TABOR. STUNT
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MENSTRUAL COMPOUND, Drep2I alton which daily
experience proves be most speedy and eacacious in
its operation, and is Warranted Harmless and always
successful in all cases, when used according the drec
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RoPosAL sPOR Lad.

o"n-A.0S oykio.: VA De- .:.,,r,.
eHALHD Proposals win be rsesiv. j ct tais otlea
until O'Clock m. on the 18th Of Dsoe nbss next
iof tbS eei.ery OF eU or more tens OF pare. soft
leaA. suitable Tor ordnance purposes -.
The he'd - to be Of approved aaality,. and 70 be
eoSAvsred at any time, !.tnin n1asty days from
lyered Ct the Omitted States Arsenal. Hovernor.s
lsisnd New 9orh ,and ct the Unitsd etates Arssnal
e Louis, No, NV tons more ~ each plsos,
free Of AL charge for transportation o haodNn0.
and WIN b Peid for IN regular esftiaeatss Of In
tpecticn and reseipt ~ reauistti.n on the Tress-
aIX Derertmsnt. 10 the usual form
BIDS VIII b received for portion Of The quan-
dty not Dc than 10 tons. s -
Eds, 9TH approved "a, cites viii bs required for
the fulhlment Of Any contract that nay be msie In
pursuance Of this advertisement. .-- !
The Department reserves The hight "a yslset
any or al bids, lot Deemed Satisfactory for aay
PIepossls vii b addYs 81 d 10 "B.issAisY Gem
eFAl 6soIGe Ran say Chief Of 0,dnAnes. WsAh-
for l. I'd ~ 6lOR8u D, RAMSAY,
Ne B-e0td BriS 6nn Oh fsf 81 nrdusnse.
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~Wss PolAt Is Iuli again. 1t now contains
two hundred and sixty cadets under he Ia
strreiion Of twenty five commissioned officers;
ainety seven have been admitted during the
piet year, forty six Of whom were appointed
Dom tie United States volunteers.
~ Deer are said 70 be very numerous in
some parts OF Missouri, and have become 80
familiar with civilization that they occasion
ally approach the very borders OF ST. Louis.
SThe whole amount Of internal revenue
sorsseted in the Fourth Roston) District Mass.
yor he year ending Septem Der las Is e92' go So
fht income tax reached almost 5000
- company in indianapolis ie praparir q
q fruit farm Eear that city to embrace 400
SCYts. -.
ga steamboat 3o7 feet long is building at
New Albany, Indiana. She will be tbs largest
steamer on the Western waters.
- Three Federal Brigadier Generals Of the
name OF Smith were wounded 10 The battle
b-fore Chattanooga.
~ The Pennsylvania journals note with ex .
pltatiOn u fall In the price Of coal. People Of
Washington will exult also.
@southern Italy produced $1,000 bales Of
cotton this year.
~ Omcial returns give Stone msjsrity Of
e1,eeo for Governor Of Iowa
~ Mr. Strakosh and his opera company are
about TO make Western tour.
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TIA xi.ERs DIRECTORY.
sALrIM0RE ARD OHIO RAIL1OAU.
s. s aE1 sks

BALflMOREs AND OHIO RAII;1OAO.
n ElE "s
%, on and .tser Nope... Ncy.rnber Is, ~, dNly
so,S. and ws.histsos and he ". 4 - ioiiovs:
ZOE PHlLA DILPHIA, new Y0RK and B0ssON
assis. ..ssps su ana g. sand :9a sse
FOR BALTIMORE. "a =
s .s: r. q "a An dssaa
PnR ALL PARTS or THE wDsf.
n i.ir. .1.eSs ssnasy. o. sand.,. :. rs sof. s.
nAMUfArIoK fRAIN.
, Leave "sasinston daily. except susda,, ~ 80
and ieurth .ad stsh sr.sas rem Bssma.s .sos =
rlwAsHIEe1os AND PHI SOUTH.
! g. a. ss.s s:s = = 3 s.. 4 .sa y: Is
-. =. CONN, SSMAu1I FAT IAN. -
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
::,: s s.!sins': st = AZ. md
b s.ssss .s: e
s SSFa s s::::ii fI.f:,
r .s::s :.zzssr1A. .A.L9a Is,
&41
:;s s ]; 4: s ;ss.s .
'Ass4s' on,o1D ru, y$sSH f, .,en so..
,l 6zss: RAh7 = F8B4 F14. ssGs
sloss oosfs II 4 on Il Hss anxn.,ssu,e
soarH1kSHsf ~ c Fksinss K t sa.1InoAp,
n, ea.1 a d e3aH1fa1 nour,
vAaH1xeros IND BALr1nozx
W1sf. NORTHWEST, AND SOUTHWEST
u. e aH 8 y. . sss
Ssssi.sse.. "a c.i7srt sssssos, 3. ss,s s
s1L1HDID sa11PiM9 QAn on ALL NIGHT
usox1ae Al, sAld 1a49 6aRs on AL TRAIN,
gsoH v1sH1ne1oH
"a '.x ;. =: asIaI &c re- Eortasia 0sn:l s,!:
: :;:f s:;: s:: s: ~ ::
y w res,s F,eisats d 81 essez.gssos. 90 y
HHssdsd e sne foT az .o'qt , On tAe R:oaas
u: T...:1issse osns1 l1 a. di. ALSO oo...ss
e sS e E: Se'4
d1Pd, Wiseonsn, Nssoufi, KAnsa5, A1kansas, and
I'D Nysrs; and Of oleye!Anda esndasky. and Uhl.
Msrohsnts and shippers sntrusttns thstrsnsDo1-
ation OF their FREIGHT TO this Company oAn rsS
81 = M ;Yssaazr
n the West, b. the Pennsyiv1nia Central Railroad
ssGs4 tss. = lssrssh - s's shsrss1 ~ ssA~
Pc PsraeaIs1 - nark gsekasss "vss Rsans.
Central R.R" -
WH. BRL IN Ar northern Central ,. L.,
No. 80 North street, Baltimore,
HHoQH LlNIe, Genl upsrints4dent. AnonA, ta.
1. L. HOQPT, Gent Ticket Agent, PhIadellhiA.
a. q. HOUSTON. General FREIGHT Agent, Pk1la.
aelrhiA. tan 4lyI
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DAoPosALs FOB POTATOES,

fEALED PRoPcsALs will 30 received until the
eub,htshcs D. p.rtmsnt WITS Fight Iaoossnd
$50 iusheh Of Potatoes, 70 be ed - ASA
may cir ct. W: hin :enty osys after o1.siuS
the bids, arm to be delfv cred Within nve dAyS
Biddtrs win state distinctly whether thsy pro
roe to deliver the Potst ,es in bult or 10 e.tre.
Cover ment reserves The right to reject any bid
for shy earse. :.
Bids viii be addressed to the underSsnad It 2l3
street, and endorsed q Proposals for Potato zoos
. b. 4 ARGaaB,
de5 0aptain s1d O. q
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NJ TEETH.
"a. HfS +; a5sRs9s :. sas s.s:as.s
GAS FITTING. z,

" GAS FIXTURES.
WI Have IN Store, GDd are daily reSSi rinE. a AZ
Y1xfURRs Of entirely n sw Patterns and Desisns
Aza Ynish Superior In syis to ANYTHING hsrstofors
oEafod In this market.
We Invite aatisens generally 10 oall and sxazaia1
0aI gtooh Of GAS and NAfI1 yIXTUklS 6shns
leanAent that We have ths bsst selected stock ts
Warrington
- An Wsr In TIE above Hns tnsrusted % ca
care Win b promptly attended to, I p"
HaAf 81 MYERS He8HAN, 310 street.
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osALs ron oORN

ss.LED PRoPos.Ls will be received until the
sisi,ne- Dsrartmsnt With SfVa rHu iTs I'm M
sHELs or CORN on the cob. 70 b. delivered
tvsusy days s.ter opening the bids, one Afsh to be
delivered y thin ave days
bid -
Government reserves the right 10 reject any bid
for Any csuss.
Propt Is 10 b addressed to ths snds., isnsd ut
223 6 street, end0rEsd "Prooos j. fLr Corn ;,
3 @ 0REEEB.
det Captsin ana O O. Y.
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OFFICE OF yoaAesAxD RIvsn TaAIspe,yAyos
IN street wharf. Washing son Oct Is ma, I
Wf4stsa krcDosals are invited for furntshins Hsv.
etsy, 0ats md Con, Sot ths use 81 th1 Ds1o1. g
~ 0Snvo y tos Asce9 DsIoe o. q any 81 Ne
ne Pro1oAa!s ee b sddrssssd o the yada1sisnsd.
aad fhey ehcaN stAte the quantity Of OenA arfteIS
offered also The prios And date OF dslivsrY.
xfolo.ak c4ll 30 6seesysd lDx I've tioesssd q oeO)
Straw. And apEa1ds, unjsas Il should s. for tie In
sessM Of ths 6ovssnnsat - contract tor . Lee
Al Erain g be put ~ IA eocd sashs, OF sboqt
two 81 bushsh sssh, wkasA are 10 s fufsaS - -
the cost Of the contractor. ~ - - - "
The Hay and Straw to b securely balsd.
AZ GRAIN and Hay and Straw offered to b sab.
sDACtol. 60 :. = = - $500
a. OcnGaeta WIN be Sgafded from time 20 time 70
Ne service may require. -. : : - - :.
Good security VIII bs suIsed for The iaitAful
tiseDeot.
eontrsct II HROWH =,
oaptein and Assistant Qusrtsrmsster, D 8. 4.
00z4. ~ - = -. .
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psoPos AIS yoR HAY. STRAW AID aRA1H.
yoRA0E DDpAA ~ MHHY.
ZSsSssa4s QWaSteyppoS sx's Q6<x,


Z.ssssess Q.s,kevpssss~'
WHlx1E1 IAoFoeAls ars invited for la1niahina
8ey 6orAy. Oata aoA Corn. fer tss uss q NE Gov
ernmseto 70 - dei veSs1 ct Alsx anaTia Vs. ~ afy
POINT On the xotonas its tr1satariss anA IA saeh
ssSIranss wishIn tAs anouat IsoPossd ses. aAA 81
f1s proposals 70 30 a6drcssed 20 Tie 1ndslsisnsd,
eod - stsSs Ne quantity ard Price 81 sseh sfcic
Proposals. VII b received 70. Ore thosssndf q m)
b1shsls OF Con- or OAts. and Afsy tD) tom Of Hay
Or otroW and awards. unleso Il shall b for Ne In
terest Of tie &oyef1nsat ID contrast for less
Dor. 70 BE- Put - in good sasis u sho.s tvo CO
euAhe, AID oats In aasGs Of about three ~ hash
eAAh. which ayo - b far1tsked FREE Of change 30
tse ao!srnoset. The hay and ss1Aw 70 b SECURE
All articles Ns,aiaAed unlsr this sAvsrtsa,ms.s
20 Be .neiest . ris&d insDsstsoa b. The Govern
ksislssss vii :. ..a. l.a tim. :. tn.. .,s..
bidder. a tAs i.tsFssts Of Shs S1bns services msS
f6s underlined f<ssfvss the rsshs 20 ra,sea sav
and Ill eBsfs which may - deemed Insom nn&f6le
Nth The i1te4ests u tAs 0ovsRAmsat
Payments win 30 nA6e IN such funds q may -
provided from tlS q. D. freassfT. and e fas q
1xas1kAahls, aYoa lsliye1y; b1t tie nndSfd1nsd
FssNfys - The HsAt 70 WitA1old tAo Whole On ~
1srt Of the Daynsuss sntl The cen Dlsts fulalnsat
Good sesorisy VIII b required for the fsathful
faAimsHt Of eay Agreement naeds lnAer this Cd
vegtiseWHnt. WA, bf0DDAR ND.
no - I'm Cas-. and Asat 0na11c1nAS1sr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-07
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OFFICIAL.

ORDNANCE OTD7cR WAN IpK1AnFHXRY,
WAsHlR9roN. D CEN Der :, 1864
Noties h hereby etyen that the Board Of Ord
nance Officers apposa ted for he pRYpoes OF az.
aiming officers applying 70 b. commissioned -
Ordinances Omosrt, Of . rask not higher than
" All ets,esrs deeirous Of aprfasisg hetors he
Roard must drst make Application o that effect
preeent state Of heaithfulness, Whers and how
EDUCATED, and what studies they have pursued.
Ench - wish TO appear before the Board Ct ite
ne 1t meeting should die heir Applications q
herein req uired, BY or before the 3Jth DecenbeY,
1863. q. ID. KAMsAY
dee Slot Brig. Gen. chief OrdpA aoa-