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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-03
70 a Gents Fine Boot

contamination is vsuiously caused by mcrcurial
disease, low living, disordered digestion from
unhealthy food, impure air, fth and filthy
habits, the depressing vices, and, above all, ny
the venereal Infection, Whatever be its origin,
il is hereditary in tho constitution, descending
"from parents to children unto the third and
fourth generaton;" indeed, it seems to be the
rod of Him who says, Twill visit the iniqui-
s tics, of the fathers upon their ehildren.D1 Tho
diseases which it originates take various names,
according to tho organs it attacks. In tho
lungs, Scrofula produces tubercles, and finally
Consumption in the glands, swellings which
suppurate and become ucerous sores in tho
stomach and bowels, dcfangcments wldchgpro.
duce Indigestion, dyspepsia, and liver COM
plants; on tho skin, eruptive and cutaneons
affections. These all having the same origin,
require the same remedy, viz, publication and
invigoration of the blood. = Parity the blood,
and these dangerous dstempcrs leave you.
With feeble, foul, or corrupted blood, you can
! not have health with that life of the flesh "
[ healthy, you cannot have scrofulous disease.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-03
BLOOD: BLOOD
Helmbolts Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract -Sarsaparilla.
1d- Syphilis e 60. .-i !.
Syphilis

This affection Of the Blood and stacks ths Sexua
Organs, LnBgs Of the Nose, Ears Throat Windppe and
other Mucus Surces making its appearance the
Ulcers Bembods Extract sarsaparlla puriHes the Blood
and removes all Scaly Eruptops Of the Skin giving
Complexion Clear and Healthy Color ltbeng prepared
expressly for this class Of complaints, It's
preparation Of Sarsaparila. f.-ir-l-r-, -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-03
MEOHANIClS- ToOLS.-- Hardwar

MECHANICS. TOOLS Hardware
1NI and Building hatenals.-Mulay and Sash Mil Saws,
Gross Cut lennon and Buttng Saw Hand Saws Back and
Compass Saws, Chises Hand and Bench Axes Broad Axes
Socket Frmers Lignum vit Maiies Bench Screws, both
iron and Wooden Bench Plapes Hand saw Handles chise
Handles Steel Squares Beves Try Squares Drawing Knives
the best make per inch Spirit Levels Crow Bars
Log Chains Coil Chains at Sc per pound hana Rope small
and large size strap Hinges Blind Hangings Morce Locks
aud Latches Rim Locks Pad Locks Chest Locks, Trunk
Locks Lifting Handles Butts Screws, and Door trimmings
q every discrptions ssmmSn Aqgers Cast Steel Anser
tiops Carriaee Boii sheep shear wkinsons best Ham
Hatchs Axes Brass and silver Carriage Bands White
Brushes Serubbng Brushes; Rees Rskes Forks sb-
wells spades Picks Rat rIaps Fox Traps, Wolf Traps Selves
snaths seythss BIel and pastenng Trowslls 2K inch
Kplvss shear Scissors Chalk Lines spools Scratch AS
besides thonsAndmore things which 20 make fula ,
sortment. Can always be found at a
. AshtsbulA. October g. 1891. ~ i1Hla1W MOREfsONs y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-03
Ayers
CHERRY PICTORIAL,

Tho Worlds Great Remedy for
81 Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
Of Consumptive patients
in advanced stages
IL of the disease. -'t'
This has been so long used and so unver-
sally known. that we need do no more than
assure the public that its qualityis kept up 10
the best it ever has been, and that it may be
relied on to do all it has ever done.
. Prepared by DIR. J. c. AVER & Co.,
,. Practical and analytical Chemists,
as vr~a.t -r.-. Lowell, Mass, =.
Sold by all druggists everywhere. w. :
Agnts Geo. willard and A. Hendry, Ashtabula. H. Ly
on Coneaut. n. Parish, KingsvIe II. LOOMS d Son
Jefferson II. b Stevens, Geneva.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-03
Nv WARRANTED 1ll' .l I IN IA ALL CASES: 3
DR.. Harvey's -

CHROMO-IHERM FEMALE PILLS, "a
For the prevention and of all difficulties IN which the
female system peculiarly LIABLE arising from Stoppage Of
Nature or distinctions. These Pills have known
to fail when the drect0us have been strictly followed and
they are perfectly safe TO take by the most delicate.
TO Married Ladies they are particularly recommended
they difficulties and restore nature, matter from
what cause the obstruction arise few days in most
will produce the desired eeetand although powerful
yet injury will result from their use; hut those who
pregnant should not them they haze effect
contrary to nature Pamphlets detailing their virtues, with
certificates from well known physicians and apohe
eares be had application TO the agent who win send
the Pills. desired, by mail postpaid, TO any address on
receipt of the money Price per box 81 90 Postage
Stamps Sold in boxes eontasiDg sixty pills. by all the pn
cipal druggists and dealers everywhere ~ Is i'i b
@. W. CLARK, Gen. Agt, 1l9 Superior at Cleveland o.
A. HEND RK Sole Agentfor Ashtabaa. f-i9.at5 .-.
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4. NC Guire,, p

~
IL Removed his Stock of Goods
.r -r'd Stoves. Tin Ware. &c. % % a2''-l
the store formerly occupied Meat Market nearly oppo-
ste his old stand 9 II, e. .....+ q. L. .-.-f. - 81.
Thankful for past favo and patronage again appeal
the public TO be kind enougc TO call at ftand-hayiDg
purchased fitted and permanently located myself opposite
the Fisk House. will endeayor to accommodate my friends
and the public with everything in my line, such
Stoves Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron, Brittania,
and Glass w are. Goal Oil Lamps. f4 q
Japppned Ware, Tea,Servers, Cutlery, Pumps
.IiH Nails and some Hardware and Cutlery.
Brass and Ename ed Kettles. Wooden Ware
Il a .aa Farming Implements, }asstal'.
Horse Rakes, Cultivstors. mower and reaper
Grinders, Scythes. Forks, Shovels Spades, Axes
Axe Helves, &c. &c
Allow 70 say with regard my First Glass Stoves thai
refer 10 many Of the best citizens OF Ashtabula and
enity to show that they giving good satisfaction
stove In the country.
Give ms a eaIcpporits the Fsk House, reeoilsct %
Ashtabula. JAN j. 1903 osl 7, Mo CURE
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-03
HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH.

An excellent Lotion for Diseases of Syphitc Nature,
and an injection In Diseases Of the Urinary Organs arising
from habits Of dissipation, used in connection
tract Bnchu and Sarsapara in such diseases reeom,
mended. lNfE' - f tff TtI.TT7 = 1IF /
Evidence Of the most responsible and reliable character win
accompany the medicines.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-03
Extraordinary Military Salve.

Yo. cannot put the Kuspaeks of Husbands and
Brsthers valuable more necessay gilt than sup
nj of this Z afML FmaAh
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-03
Pills--Pills.

Among the large quantity have the Prinier says he will
not have room to mentioD but few Among them the
following tt e . .
Bandrehs, James, Mofatts Holloways Robacks, Pakes
Madame Bovine's Grafenbere, Soues, Cheeseman's,
- hetts, Poor Mans speudlBgys, &c. &e, ne.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-03
Opportunities for Industry or, a THOUSAND
Chances to Make Money. 'N' --'
Cloth. ST. This has been reyubshed In Engand. ly7

PIANOS.-Persons who wish TO buy Piano Of the best
makers will be shown how they handsome sum In
the purchase n they address PIANO. care JoY Cor, Co., Pub
sher's Agents, New York p. o. .....
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Hoping to hear from You occonlly your needs require
lam truiyyours
nSr Candies, Tea, Coffee. Sugar Starch,
Alspce Pepper Soaps apd Toilet Articles Cologne
&c Lamp Trppngs, Lamps repaired Brushes All kinds Of
Roots and Herbs put up by the Shakers Paints OF al kinds
gual Tin Cans for family ftfe .f sl frEaIfi1
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-03

Eaaassb d ,dzIa . sssd
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-17
BR1rIsH EUa0GY OF. STONE
G WALL JACKSON.

TFrom the London Times, May 26.1
The Gonfederate Aaureis won on the field OF
Chancelorville must be twined with the cypres.
Probably no disaster Of the war will have ca'-
ried such grief to the Southern heart as the
death of Gen. Jackson, who.has succumbed to
the wounds received in the great battle of the
Sd of May Even on this side, of the ocean
tie gallant soldiers fate Will everywhere be
heard Of with pity and sympathy. Not only
as brave man, sfthing for his country's inde-
pendeffce< but as one of the most consummate
generals that this century has produced. ."Stone
Eallv Jackson Will carry with him to his early
grave the regrets of all who can admire great
ness and genius From the earliest DAYS of
the war he ;hasubeen conspicuous for the i1ncst
remark able military qualities. p. That mixture
of daring. and Judgment which is the mark of
heaven born" generals distinguished him
beyond any man Of this fme Although the
young CoDfederacy has been illustrated by a
number of eminent soldiers, yet the applause
and devotion of his eoultr rymen, confirmed by
the judgment of European nations, have given
the frs. fla ze Gene erall jackson. he mil
itary feats. he accomplished moved the minds
of the people with an astonish ment which it is
onlySeiyensto to the highest genius 70 produce.
I he blows he, struck at the enemyf fwere as
terrible and decisive as those. Bonaparte him
self The march by which he Surprised tie
army of Pope last year, swouids be aenough In
itself to give him high place IN military
history. But perhaps the erowning glory of
his life was the great battle in which he fell
When the Federal comm mander, bycrossing the
river twelve miles above. his camp, and press-.
ing on, as he thought, to the rear of the, Com
federates, had placed them between two bodies
Of his army, he was 60 confident of Success as
to boast that the enemy was the propertysof
the army Of the Potomac, IT vas,reserved to
jackson by agswif and secret march to fall NJ .
ON his right wing, ,acrush it, and, ,by an" attack
unsurpassed in ferceness and pertinacity, to
drive his very superior forces back into a posi-
tion from which be could notextricate himself
except by.fight across the river 81 Intheibat-
tie Of Sunday Jackson received tyu wouudsyi
one the left arm, the other in the right hand J.
AmputaiioH of the arm was necessary, and the
Southern EonIederacy lost It's main pillar, the
cause cf liberty its ,mcst heroic and successful
defender, and the world one cf its brightest
ornaments. ...4 = Il
a4srH q II -
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-17
MAHGNGsTME MOST OFA WIFE.

tqsIn one of the Western towns there is q
character known as sJoe Ba9stock, ?, .althouah b
| that is not a baptismal noun. The other night
crowd met in Tavern usual and from
war and the hard times the conversation turn
ed upon Railroad disasters, aud. what had been
realized for them. A number of examples
were tcd.to persons who had laid the foun-
dation of afortune by money received from
railroad companies as the price for broken
limbs and lacerated bodies.s After while
scJoe BagstocR opened - 4
t.W ell gentlemen" said &c, "I got thou
sand dollars out'n railroad company out
West about twenty years ago and 7. didn't
receive no damage from the smashing up,
neither" }e :
Chow was that Joe. r. inqpireds the land
lerd--sI don't see how you-can- make that
out" u n ea
"Well," returned Joe, NJ bad Just, about
,onez The laziest and paost or nary wives a,
poor fellow ever got stick on. She WASN'T
wtfh shueks She would work tiil she shiy-
cred q nd eat till she swea.ed. Hows'ever the
poor .cTitter is gone under now and. 4 dop,t
know as 1 ouehter say anything agin hcr.--
.yeil, aboutfwenty years ago her and me was
iravelin in a train out West. 1 was dead
bFokeA 4 marry red and was ldreadful,
" down inlthc mouth. Jest asI was tryin'
to fix o9t some method of raisin' the wind,
sndinfly the train was ,broughtsup; all a stand
in, andithe sp1intefs were fSin' in every. dir
rection. Inytyo minutes passengers were lay, !
ing around loose, eroanin' and holerin' for
help. and there was an 7orful time generally, |
As luck would have it: neither me nor The old |
woman was hurt mite, but looked at her, |
The iidca suddenly, occurred to- that there
was change to make .somethip' of of her. II
So rays Iareb,De reb,e . says Iilgsyop'yys never been
no ,ceHnt to me, and think it's high time
Fcr Eve got a chance to make some /
hing onto yershow, and Tam goins tondo it,
md I hope you won't make no FUSS about il,
,ut stand up to the rack and take your fodder
Ike a woman. Here goes and as i spoke.
fotched her an old socker plum. on the nose
nd dsquashed it as fiat as if cart wheol had
passed over it. New sez /, howl Deb! But /
yer 'eeivcd yer, damage from a
lynn splinter and not from my fist" She tux
ny advice, and The lick fotched a thousand
lollars damage. But he said, heavine
leep drawn sigh, 'wot was the use after all? /
Hhe moneys all gone now, and I'm as dry as
yer. Who's goin' to liker.' 4
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-17
4 rfRUGHsiFoR LIEUT. GOVERNOR.
Entire Tidtl,1 aloan 9ny = and and GOOD
9ai e a.sle' - ESe1ingr &C gsss sdt fg=
Vallandigham Nominated @ for Governor.

Pursuantsto q, calf o5f the Depoeratic, State
Central G0mmiftee. the represen tatiycs of,the
Democracy and other Union men Of the sever
al counties of the State of Ohio, assembled in
Convention, at the east front of the State
House, in the city Of Columbus, on Thursdar
June I1th, 1868, at ten and a half O'Clock A..
M.pe The CONVENTION was called to order by u
d. cOmlnins Ghairman Of the psmoalatie a.;
of M: Stuart. of Portage county, j. 81. S.
Trainer, of j Jeffer ron county, was elected tenn,
.porary President He was conducted to the.
chair and in an appropriate manner tendered,
the Convention his thanks for the honor CON
fsrred en- him sN- a,le fs6f
Upon motion Of John G. .Doren, I, r, Kelly,
of Muskingurh county, was appointed tempo
rary7 Secretary 'A:::McGregor, of Stark, and
W. L. Logan, Of Montg tgomery, were, on mo-
ton, appointed Assistant Secretaries of the,
temporary orga nization-s - 500, -..j .
Upon motion, the. e.following committees we're
and confirmed by the Convention ::
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-17
Ts,s Ohio, WEDNESDAY, MORNING NE IL

fsts .<9eH qsiIss s.!3 assroId5 yaH siil
-E1s -
{ the manifestations of corserra tfyel sentimen
among the people of the Northern States i
bbtheif elections and regard The same as the cal
sInest of aYsood purpose upon tfefr part TO co
operate, with ali Observation-Disclosures giYin,
security to the rights of every SECTION an,
: maintaining the Euion and the Constitution
.esas they we're ordained by the founders of th
II Repubhc.i ssss 'sai - -
h. l3fT That wheneversit becomes practicable t.
obtain convention efsas ers5'f 1href fourth
of the States, such Eody should be- con Y pss
for the parpose Of Proposing such such anen ndment
TO the iedersf eonstfeution as ex periehee ~
Presca 10 ne necessary 70 mentaI y
iaent 1n the 5p4flt eng, ean'ns ,n.enafo y = =
an9 70 pfoYiue aeStt 81 conFe II
tions and wars q. .,...I .t s4a.ls saal4 s.la Z
ilas we WI ga earnes.1y rles &
constitutions measure tenuins 10 PresfrSss i2f 4
tloa 2! tae states-a men saye s,l
interes. IN fts PfeserYaeioH 'nas we ehas9-none t
oeSlre u more tnere i arg non VIII maee
greaeer saelincss OF eldare more .pan VIII
7 70 accomplish tnas cnu- w are, a. we ever
Ehave been, the devoted iraends o. tne oons,isu
non ana the onion, ana We nave ne syn patny
WIZ ; Inc ~, enslpies % eitneI. gIit
- \ PAS .he arrest, ~ ~,
atlu actuul plts y ~ ~ -
u. = ~ ! 4
4. sa
81 ess a.t
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a., h ;" anu r.
ss -.
a,,d
eSr ~ 49, ,v;,t; H. .,ha
10, ~ ae mn "
we regard as paifaoie. Yioiatl9n o. me Ioit9W
ing PROVISIONS - = 81 VI .lif tae oncu
2S1 o.1'es -, :, F59s,l 2a u ,g5ss -
yohsress ri se ssiaai ii''ks 20 lsg apfiug
ing INC ireeuo5n oi sPeeeh Of press Iof
4 the e rlgns u .'e Peopis ~ asse W PIE
anu petltio,i tne govern ' 45rff 4ffa gcoFess o.
iSrlesaaces. 5r le = nee lfgq, ,ao-Af
,,s - F'gns ol me pcopse 70 PC secure IN
tnelr persons houses, anu ans.
lis nel
pe v1oiateu lana q no War@rant @ Fsllail assns, put
upon Ptooaoie cau:e, suPpplissee pyyi PAIN OF
an nation, ana pai.icu ary tne place
70 ea '' 81 sl,'.'s 20 pe
se,1eo. ssf .,r4-s..f :, "a
= %. soali oe - = 1s ior
NC s
2n presen.ncne or 2, granq Ju
except an cases aIislhs IN INC apa OF naval
ii'eia wen ia ac,uaI az seff
vlce IN time OF war or pubic dangear II
ig 4t I'm an criminal prosecntions, inc &c
puoilc trial, Dy an lmparuai jury OF the State
ana oistrlct Whereln ihe scr,nei c isnah nave peen
coInmi5te Wplch oistfi snaai nafe Doen pre-
ylousiy GRAINED pyd diaH@ S51s 70 .sASosh 4
I a ND We furthermore oepounce SAID arrest,
RAJ al ana a,as darect lnsnie o1ered
TO the soyerei gnf yael Ine pcepiesof unio, Sy
Mnoss GIganie M lnae .no per-
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-17

VA1A n a a IIt7FS t7FS . fEIf.eF on1 h3ss13'
/. Col, Sawyer, from the committee on Per.
manent o Organizatioh,s Bules,s etc; !, sabsitted
the following report, which was accepted, and
then unanimously adopted l1 6lrnol sao saiaia
Your committee ON Permanent Organization.
Rules etc, would report as permanent, officers
Of the Convention = ll's = ..o,it -.
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-17

Is.lWm Parr, of fbicking,gJessc Meredith, of
+ Morrow; lWneII Cole, of 0ttewa; John Fl Hea-
ton, of Belmont; James g Haley, Of Henry;
j S Rose, ,cofs Adams,s and Andrew Dixon, Of
Craw ford were, named for this Office. Some
of these gentlemen. were yittdrawn, after
Khich an informal yote by counties was had.
land then john Fl Heaton was dominated by
iaeehmAtio. noi.aflyai Z, ,c g ~ i,s
ID By btdefs he IA resiiens i
~ oztse,ld t@91Ss zass @ s.st ,sss q :, a,oh
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-17
eHoliJUDGE OF rHE SUPREME COURT

George W. Belden, Of Stark; T. Wan Trdmp,J
Of Fairfield; Van R, Il Humrhries, ,iofl Summit;..
A. s. Boys, Of Highland;o John Hauna, Of
Morgan; J W Okey,of Guernsey; w H SAT-
fore, Of Ross; and James Clark, of Butler,
were named for nomination. eli 70 10 2atihit.'
Messrs. Boys, IL Hanna and Clark were with
drawn. ia no 3g gos9Sst adt ri s1d2
e AZ vote by counties was taken and resulted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-13
T IGHT DRAFT VESSELS FOR RIVERS AND
RAY8

NAVY DsP.RTMErr, Feb. u, 1853.
TIE Navy Department will rscaiye proposals fer
the construction and com pietion In every respect
except Surs ordnance stores, fuel! provisinns and
nautical instrumentsl for Arm steamers, Of
about feveu hundred tons, OF wood Ala iron com
b;Ied, having q eingle r-voi, ing turrst.
On rersonAi appli cation At the Navy Department.
in Washington, or to Rear Admiral Gregory, No.
!l3 broasway, New Yors, parties ins.ndins to
which win be furnished to the contra ,tors by the
department.
No offer Ill be cor slider, d unless from parties
who are prepared to execute work Of this kind ,
having suitable shops nd teo,s, OF which, II not
dence with tt cir bid
The act Q: Congress approved July II, 1864, pro-
tex. 1T therein.
The bidders viii state the price and the tune
within whtcn t: ey will agree to complete thu yes
eel or vessels and the bid must be panied by
the guaranty required BY Ias, that If awarded to
then, they viii pro,lp:l- execute tins con rnct.
Propositc ms will be received until the 24th day Of
fehTJ airy, and they must be endorsed "Proxosais
for Vessels for River Defence to distinguish thez
from other business letters fe IAdtPeb ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-13
THE EVENING STAR.



0nAfE-Afssr our report closed yesserday-
Abe Gil 20 aid he State % Missouri - e.aIn .
sipese her slaves " as taken up and, after
long discussion, was passed by vote Of o 10
Is. n .-.'
The Senate took recess until 81 o'clock.
and on Tea<seHbiipg, Mr.. Lane introduced
esiis fof Tia admission OF Nevada and Colsrs-
Do e. new Etafes. 5'F,s .....t
Mr.. Wilson called mp the bill to increase the
number ef maj"r and brigadier generate, aud
After debate II was passed tThA increase is
ihAhed TO twenty major and fifty brigadier
geEeTsls
Horsx.-After our report closed
The bill 10 provide temporary government
for the territory OF Montana was passed.
The bill TO Indemnify the President. and
nsse acting under his orders, for the suspen-
sicn CT The writ Of habeus corpus, was made
NE epecisl order for Monday
The House took ny the bill for the con.truc-
300 snd preservation Of certain Qualifications,
which " a. amended 10y the Insertion of 6n ep-
preparation OF s2ap,elG for completing and
erecting new Notifications for the defence of
washington, and passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-13

The AFFAIR AT ISLAND No. 10 A HoAx-A
Cairo dispatch February 81 TO the Chicago
1rIbune says:
"The lately reported attack upon the New
Era by two thousand FIVE hundred CVufeds-
rates, and their threatening OF Island No. 10,
turns out to have been almost, IL not quite a
hoax upon Gen Ashboth, perpetrsted by acci-
dent ar d. sign by the Captain OF the Ne ~ Era
Gen AEhborh made a prompt examination of
matters. and is satisfied that there was no firing
With cannon upon the New Era from shore,
and hut half a dozen Of half-starved gueriIias
were IN the locality when shalIed by the
steamer. The affair will undergo the scrutiny
Of court martial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-13
GAS FITTING. &c.

a WM. T. DOVE 4 90.
k1R9 Now prepared to execute any orders with
which they may be favored in the
PLUMBING. GAS, OF STEAM FITTING nOsI-
- Store on Ninth street, few doors north Of
Pennsylvania avenue, where may he found COM
kiete sssor eff or AN DELI ERs and other Gas
STEAM aud WATER FIXTURES ian lily
w GAS FIXTURES
w Have In Stere, and are daily receiving, GA
SIATCkES Of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish pe-ior In style to anything heretofore
offered In this market.
We invite citisens sensraliy to call and examine
car stock of GAS and Watch FIXTURES, feeling
confident that We have the best collected stock IN
WashinSton
- All Wc.k In the above line Entrusted 20 our
mar 6-tf MYERS & EcSHXa, 3,s street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-13
PROPOSALS.
DsoPosALs FOR PAIN TiSG. 4e.

TREASURY DBP1RTM1xF. Feoruaryf Z, 1919.
Bins Will be Iece:ved until "a o'cispsk On Feb
M.Iy s45; issa, at, The Office Of Oonssrostion,
Painting and Glazing. Including H!I materials,
sesE.ldins, &c. ,skeep.- the gisss. for the vest
eIset.d in Washington. n. q - =
Bios Eust eenfern in all respects to the reenid-
tions OF the specifications for the painting, &c,
which n,.y he seen At the oazce OF the bureau OF
Construction during Office hours,
The Department reserves taa right 70 reject any
or all bids ff considered for the later est OF the
Government to do 80. 81
No biz will be tertainsd unlass It conforms TO
the requstions of the solicitations in ali respects
The bids 10 be accompanied By q satisfactory
guArantee Of some competent person as to the
Ability OF the bidder to perform the work
ISAIAH ROGERS,
r. 6.eotd Engineer In oh re