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SYMPTOMS OF A ROW.

l put in my humble prophecy that be-
fore another year Gen. Gibbs will be at
logger-heads with his late reverend coadju-
tor, and that Asahel will be popping his
whip over both of them. In fact, such is
the mixed state of political matters that
there is no telling where anybody will stand
month ahead To cast my faggot on the
burning mass | have written this letter,
and from henceforth propose to count my
self the friend of the Rev. Brigadier-Gene-
ral At different times l have had much
to say about him all of which was intend
ed for his good, and now if have opened
his eyes to the Vaccinations of His Corpu
lency am more than contented. Al that
he has now got to do is to cut loose from
his treacherous and corpulent acquaintance
and he will have nobody but Ben. Hard
ing to fight against. The next senatorial
contest is really between Pearne and Hard
ing.
The reverend gentleman should keep a
sharp look out for his Puritanic support
ers; for they are so used to trade" that
they are as likely to dispose of him for a
consideration as any other "saleable arti-
Gle" In fact he cannot be too wide-awake.
Unless the Reverend Brig. Gen. should
take this advice in high dudgeon, propose,
hereafter, to leave him entirely alone.
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ORDINANCE OFFICE. .
;" War prrAsrxsxr,

octooo ID.
aa RE = os:Ss:s s:sis i M
and Asen.s United State. IL the 8s.asis
stSfss ,mo1 mt 4 IN nu%6sr to zoo more or less
t ss es,se .as work is to be done
90 in number--wiIl be received until the lOtn of
M b IN :s
The gus are to bs turned down to true cylin
ring to esss ssaS o
the best wrought iron. the interior diameter OF Of
Which viii be twenty inches, and its thickness
The vent is to be bushed with = new Bush of pure
ana Ss Spg and bored With as'S Ssn na os
twc.tenths of an inch -
Drawings OF TIE gan In its original form and vii
nal and :. he Nss York Agency No i. .:Ss:.ta
uTs IA xr ss
Pa the Port Monroe Arsenal, Va; St. Iouis
of the ONCE who viii be appointed . saperinssna
upon his eerti ate Of Inspection and recs ps gun
PIcposals wiz state The price per gun for the
which II is proposed to put the band the nu nhe.
they win band per month; and the time which viii
and tie time required for doing the wJck, as we'll
as the price will be ftant sIemen ia in ccnsid
se the
buch as are actually engaged l. the r;aautae'ar
Of efn, sn a. ard 6s'y and who srs n
to e. ase e
must accom- pany the proposal.
Bend, wi b satisfactory sur ties to the amount of
6ity per cent f the bid viii be required for tae
fulhlment of the contract; and toe Government
reserves the ieht to reject any or sill bids, if
deemed unsatisfactory.
S:sf5. Gss;f g. Ean's Shisl
ossss'd BRIG Geper, ohef Of oraesns:e
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cnoRHF DIslAa1sl slOR1T DIs1AalS,
sAMARIfAN'8 GIFT!
8ANARITAFS GIFT

6AAAH1LAN.S T11 ram
xH1 MOST yAhT4 p,ti1a MI, ~ ~ ooAU'
GONORRHG1, GLEET: STRICzgkzS. "a.
Contains No 4tnsfM no 1 = NC GS1HcuH.
Osn ~ fs.s " q S.xin: ~ ~ III -
any t.sss ana ~ k nos mont IN IN
Cures n rom sro 20 ,9uF asys: snq recent s.ses
Of the Uniyeraity Of PSnnsylyania one Of the most
eminent goGso!s e. cna - .. ne !Isssns oay
no tSsos AZ ~ sss:a.S a. s.tt,..1
q Who A.xs 9 ~ sorssd With Balsan oo1sivs, or
Assea1y. w SSngMlp,rANS ayz~
ssas ez %sii In. n plain e s9avs1ESHs; n,
'0'-"s1' s''A@'. '''
nuROTTII. ULOURs. SORis. SPOTS. TST1GRa
..x.pEnhs ~ D!S1AHS I, e -,.
6AM1Ht1AN.S hOOT IND AEk6 JUICES
- 9nsf S an 1h3 RS1MS e HGSisyse SntS
mot Potent. esfssa and sasofasi remedy ever pre-
seribed; 1t reaches and every particle Of
tie ge'sn e that TIE s: cure
d and be healed, and DO not transmit to your POS
tsrity that for Thtea xSq IN affair yeazs
;sSt :$S 5sss 3 !:
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

HALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
8x
On ana aftsr Tuesday, August u 1888, DAILY
ana WHIHLING and PARKERSBURG, and nix
between WISHIN0TON and BALTIh0RD, q
roR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK 4 BOSTON.
Leave Washington At and Ills .. m. and and
On Sundays ut 50 ,. N. only.
FOR BALTIM0Kl.
Leave &C $50, and Ills Q. IA. snd 8. and SO ,.
m, On Sundays ct 81. m. ana ana 6.N p. N. onlS
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Warrington At so .. m, and >, 3, ana Sd
p. M, daily, except Sunday. On Sunday at 8 and
This is the only route By which Baggage can b
Checked TRrowgh from WdsAiRstos.
FOR WASHINGTON ANB TH1 SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore for Warrington ut $50. and le
an. and $50, and -. m. On sundaysat 40 and
Ihe thira p and fifth trains only nom Baltimore
and the frst and fourth trains from Washington.
stoD at way points.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore ut Q. N and p. n.
Leave WAshineton At o. m. and p. n.
No train for Annapolis on Sundays.
For further information, tickets Of every kind,
&c., apply to G g. KOONTZ, Agent, ut Washing.
ton station, or at the Ticket once.
Master Of TrAnsportation.
=. d. COLI. General Ticket Agent. au 6r
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N TEETH.
va. LOOMS, u. D, the Inventor and Patsntss
Of the Mn kkAL 2 LATE TElTH, attends
persons can wear these teeth Who cannot
year o.Aers, and NO person can wear others who
aAnnot wear thege.
Persons calling at my cEeo can be accommodates
With any style snd price Of Teeth they may desire;
ases1sst, strongest and most perfect dentu<e that
A1s can produce, tho MINlKAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted
kooms 10 this city-No. 33s Pennsylvania avenue
between Sth snd 10th streets. Also, Dot Arch st.,
Philadelphia. mar Fly
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THE EVENING STAR.

THE TrrANs OF AMBRICA.-A correspondent
of the American chronological Journal saws:
While your ma We spoken Of the kentucxians.
TenBesseeans, West Vfrginiansa and Maryland
ers AS being so large and finely deyelopad,
permit me to say that the true Titans OF Amer
lea have escaped your notice-men among
whom, though nobody myself have walkpd,
feeling myself among sods-physically speak
ing, Of couree-men beside whom this HiShland-
ers are in a measure pigmies-men among
whom SIR feet three inehss and cnest o.
forty Ave, forty-eight and ven fifty inches are
not uncommon-I mean the baekwoonsman OF
Maine, to whom three generatio ns. spen. for the
most part In the open air, bathing WIN the
pjny mon archs that grit the Umaagog. tia
Moosehead, and other lakes and streams of that
wild, bracfpg, northern climate, have given
the most gigantic development OF physical
power which ever saw or had any authentic
account Of.
~ Why does Wyman's bottle.feat prove
him to be extrayagant and, at the same time,
peevishly parsimoniousl
Because be pours away liquors and w{h)ines
as he does SO. 1.+ #- - 6
Poor ToM-Tom dyer, the first and grea test
champion Of the American prize ring, has been
for some time in poor health. A chronic all
strength but lncapacitated him for business
Before he reiires altogether, his friends are to
give him public testimonial, in the shape OF
a benefit at one Of the New York theatres next
Wednesday evening. ~ -z -.
SWhy is Wyman, the Magician. when he
hands round the magic bottle, like ship sail
ing for California?
Because be passes round the Horn.
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DENTISTRY.
nRNTI2TRp

DR. LEwIE Has removed to a42 Penn. avepue.
two doors above his former Office. Cali 10y
end examine the Dr.s Nev and Im S@R
Teeth, which is far uperior 70 sny AS
other mode now IN use. Also. Teeth extracted
without pain, when desired. Terms m s1arats in
ell easee. ne n "
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CAVALRY BUREAU,
DG.S NJ The III !. ns<o~ts~~ .,>-

once ~ the Chtef Quarter master,
WASHINGTON, d. O. August Is. 1868.
this office for furnishing Cavalry Horses TO be- de-.
nyered ct pittsburs. Pennsy " nia; Philadelphis
Msshinston City, Syracuse, Y, or indiana polls
Proposals. will be considered for the furri sbin. =,
Horses In lots of not less than twenty Ave. IA
61oken to the saddle, compactly built, In sooa
hesh, and nee from all defects. s~"u
The ability OF the bidder to fulfil his aRresm.%
must be guaranteed by two responsible persnn.
1nose hSnatarss must be appended to the guar
shoN BY the elal certificate Of the CLERK of tS
nearest District court, or of the United statas
Propo-sls must be addressed tn L,s,..n..
Colonel @ G. sa.:ails Chief Quarterma ster ca1.
Ally Burss9, ana n be indorssd on the envelopes
O, G. sAWTRLLl
Lieut.. Col. and Chief Quarter master.
aa u ~ OAvalry Bureau.
SHALHD PROPOSALS FOR vURNIsHING Tg1
DRIED TONS OF BALRD HAY, are invita- IN! n IN y
18th day of October, 1868 The Hay to Be- 81 ~
best quality, and to be delivered ct ths Wharra. ~
kixth street. The Hay TO be weis he'd Ct TIE 49,
OF livery, and the weigh 30 determined 10 - H.
psrehass weight. Bids wal be e suirsd In dHsH.
. 3. Viz h e.: VIII
made IN "osTti6cstss Of fndsStsdss ss al . .
trsce With good bond will be REQUIRED "a ~ S
SntsrSd into. Bids TO be directed to Col. RSC4e
~ Fnh, 4. 3. o. and q 3. 223 street. WashinS ,
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WEST, SOUTH AND NORTHWEST
e:n The .s et a a4:. eey
ThreuSh CHECK for Bassase rem Warrington
S lss. nc h Ss: than
wv cirY. esundays e1oeps.d. SAN1io"
making connections with Trains leaving Baltimore
On Sundays. e1s Tram az: at ss 8 connecting
At Relay with toa Ta Ts' W1 fsG9 B''im'r''
congestion comp at Washington function Relsy House,
Trains leaving Washington at 3. s. S, ors.Nr.x.
make connection with Train leaving Baltimore At
f Ely zs HoS oR6 * rHa
This Is tie Only Route by schsch Through Tickets o.
Through baggage Check. can be procured
Knights Latest Improved SLEEPING OARS. Of
the most Superior finish, attached to Night Trains
TIL SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT noUTl
oo1UxB Us, DArroaEG, LOUISVILLE, GIN.
0INNATL, LNDIANAP0LB, TERRA
A01s u.s. ST. 1 co., co. shl0A0o'
~wITH LESS CHANGES OF oAaS THAR BIT ANT
OTHER RoUTa.-"
~ SPECIAL Noties to Passengers for tAs Wsn from
sb.4 f9nE M Rnrsshs
by the baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAVE ONH
DOLLAR in the Through price, and have the priv.
additions charge
~o injections st the Ohio Rive With oLBvA-
hAh III ESP . "a
81 Ha %
Es please apply at to
y. P. SMITH n @stsr Of Transportas,on
NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent. ap 2l-H
rEISNsssisx1vAs1A CENTRAL HEs RAlLla aess
~ -; 60;
Is ,,Rsr.o1E ED + sS SSS9Hsss,on..
e sA HEH Fa M y 5oss5sf HrT1''
BTONl BALLABTED AND
'Ae'AsA 70 oAAO from BALTIMORE
rl HHkbf RA1h7 T T554 FfTr sBSK
CLOS. oos M 4 thsS II arl HxfRR1sBuze
NORTHERN III o THs1ns Il Il si1LRoAD,
TIN GREAT AZ d 5fG5ERTIHs Hour.
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
WEST NoRT e W RsStnt aN Il ~ SOUTHWEST,
~ 1es Th1Susa T1 T. .RRly st the once. q
aaa .ss
sPLINDID SLIPPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING AID sALooN JARS ON ALL raAIns
FROM WARRINGTON.
Passengers viii take the 80 .. m. ana I. 20 ,. N.
RAtns connecting In Baltimore with the 9.E 9. 10.
and Is p. trains the Northern Central Rail-
road, and arrive in Harrisburg at p. N. and 50
.. m. there making close connections with the
trains on the PeansYlvania Central Railroad for
al parts Of the West.
YREIGHTS.
By this routs 1reighh Of all descriptions can p
forwarded to and from any point on the Railroads
Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisoonat1,
Iowa, or Missouri, " Railroad diSsct.
The PennsylvAniA Central Railroad also connects
At Pittsbur4 With Steamers, BY which Goods en-
be forwarded to any port on the Ohio, Auskineum,
Ksntusky Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, HtsGis.
sippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, ArkAnsas, and
Red Rivers; and ct Cleveland, eandusky, and Obi.
SAao With steamers to al Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and ahtpper1 entruEttn8 the ffanspof.
tAtion Of their Freight 10 flis Company oaR fety
with confidence on it s2ss4y transit.
TN RAT1H OF IR1fGHT 70 and from any point
in ths West, By the Hsnnsylvs1iA Central Railroad.
- q ~ tSssI ~ JsssvsSts ~ svs sksrssS b. sAS
.EEiS 8: ~ s.c= 70 mar. ,.es.s.s WA r.....
w. 1RoWH, Arr Herthss. Central !. r.
No. 90 North strest, Baltimore,
MO0H L1NlA, Cen eupsrintsndent,A Atoms, n.
Z, Z. HOUk8, aenl Ticket Asent, PhiladslRhA:
Il. p. H0UBI0N, asAsrA 1fsaeht ASent. IAAe-
delphia. ian 91y.1
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PALLID COUNTENANCE.
These symptoms, allowed to 10 on. vhish <h,r
medicine Invariably removes, soon follows "a
tuity, Epileptic Fits, In one of which thu
patient may expire. Who can say that
they are not frequently followed By
those Direful Diseases" IN.
SANITY and CONSUME
TON. Many are aware
Of the cause Of their
suffering, but none
will confess,
The
records
Of the In
sane Asylums
and the Melsn.
eholy Deaths by Con-
sumption. bear ample wit.
ness to the truth of the a..
sertisD. The constitution once
fected with Organic Weakness. "a
enires the aid o. medicine to Strengthen
and Invigorate the System, which HELM
BoLDs E4TRAoT BUcHU INVARIABLY Do1np
HELMEOLD,s
HIGHLY ocN0lNTRATlD COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA..
Tor
purifying
the blood. re
moves all diseases
arising from excuses
and imprudence in life,
chronic constitutional dis
eases arising from an irnpur,
state Of the blood, and the only relis-
bis and effectual known remedy or tnae
cure Of scrofula, Scald Head, aais
Rheum, Pains and swenings or
the Bones, Ulcerations Of thu
Throat andLess. Blotehss,
Pimples on the Faes.
letter, Arysipelas,
and all sealy
sruptiona
Of the
Two b ole spoonsful Of the Extract OF Sar.,.s
rila ADDED to pint Of water 10 equal to the Lbso
Diet Drink, and bottle 10 fully equal 20 s,Ila.
Of the Syrup Of 6arsapsrilla. or the Dssoetioa ~
usually made.
TED 10 U60 IN fH4 UNITED 6fATl6 INV
and are also in very general use in al thu gfAYI
HOSPITALS md PUEBLO SANITARY IRsYI-
TUTIoN6 throughout the Land, - wen q IN mi.
vsts practices. and azs considered - iava,aaAla
remedies.
s1s MsDIeAL PsoPsa4rss % Hvcu
Prom Dssps~sstsy Of sAs Usssed stsax
Bee Profsssor DAVIES valuable works .. ~
Praetics Of Physie.
See rsmArks made hy the late esI.br.s.1 n
HHY6IC, PhilAdelYhh.
Bee remarks made By d. lPHRAIM Nsuou
ELL. celebrated Phyaciaz. And Member az n.
Royal College Of Surgeons, Ireland, and ,uh,,.s.s
In the tzansastiens Of the King and Queen : Jour
nal.
See Msdieo chirursissl Review, psblisa.a =,
BENJAMIN TRAV1Rs. 1sllev Of Royal Oolls,s
Of eurseons.
Bee most Of the late Standard Works Of H.as..,.
Extract Buehu, q per bottle, or six for aS.
Extract sarsapazilla. slper BOTTLE or six for o..
P4ck0o
Address letters for information, In confidence, -
HILhBoLD's MEDICAL oYYIol,
l04 Souri, TsHrH 6Txz11.
(bslow oAsstnutO
PHILADELPHIA,
BEWARE OF COUNTERxEIrS AND ss
PRINCIPLED DEALERS,
Who sndsavor to dispose Of sthsir swn. -.
"othsr" articles en- the reputation attained b
HKLMBOLDs PREPARATIONS
HlLMBoLpv
- GENUINE EXTRACT BuoHu.
a1nuIHs 1xrRAor sAKsArA1111A
eunUIN1 nGRR0y1D H0s1-wAsu. 4
so1pBfDRysswrs EKERYwHxxn
@ Asx ron HEMsoLDr.
xAxE NO 0xHx4.
Nso 81 = aav.rs,ssns.s a.1
Ave % snd sxDos1fe.
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SIG DESMOND & HAYWARD,
NBW AND 1MPR0vHD v1NFIoA
LN OF
ARTIFICIAL
CHE0PLASfIC BONE TEETH,
WI9IoUf NATAL PLA9s or CLASPS,
DR. 3. B. HIeHsMoND,
$40 Bsoaessag, NssS Yo,h, asd $50 Psassy svsssA
.ssSSs, ossNssS liza and lS;A sts., WasAtHgton,
Calls the attention Of the pnhlic 70 the following
s.ssnIsses of mis- improved system:
'. Tes Teeth of his manufacture Yfilsss t((SeE
csIsr &C rode nor change color By any <S0x&
kcids being three fourths liz ater than any other
g. NO teeth or roots need be eItrated o the
IKtiosIai ones can be inserted oysr them.
O. The roots will be made inonensive and never
10 sohe.
4 No Temporary teeth are needed, ~ permanent,
can be made fn1medis tsly thereby preserving
The naturs expression of the scs, which under ths
old e!stem is frequently diesgured.
s. This work has been fully tested over Eve
Of this country.
DR.. 9; has also invented . white urdsstrueti, ,
install dilinx, with waich the most sentative teeth
can be rHep without pain, and o&u build ub PER-
feet. sonna tooth any side roots which win last
through hfeteiine :, = -
Csll and examine for yourself. Jy9o-H
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PROPOSALS.
DROP SAILS goR-L BRR.
CHIEF AssIsr'T QUARTERmAsTER.s OFFICE.
u. of w a. q LlLt, I / anrtL z ILL.

cHIEP ASSIST ouARTERnAsTKa's OFFToEJ
D''o' @ aa1e7S D c. "s ssas g. III i5s
szlLsp pEoPos.Ls win BIZ received st this ONCE
delivering in the city Of Wasniaston, D O. At such
point - the D. pot euArter naster usy direct,
miton q 100 rr'l feet Of Lumber of the following
Five hundred anu 1tts Thousand t5E}, an2) feet A.
ore - inch White Pine Common: Cuttings
One Iunored thousand tNnmH) feet FL o. ons an /
half (i1&lin White / inc Gniafr Grllings
s Witt pins cn fst O. Two q inch
one hundred sn3 ten t'ioass"d ,eoo feet scant
ling. $ by 4, IA feet long Hen,fonk,
One unired and ten Thousand IL tf.a) feet Scant
ling ) by 4 tssl Gng Hemlosk,
CLe hundred and zen lisa and tt!G.aJD) feet Scant
ling. J by is fet., l0n. Gemock.
All he above descroea 70 pe good LncrchanL La ble
.ur1 Der. subject to The inspection OF an agent ap
III the Lumbar I" r. delivered OK befores b
28th day OF October. 1859.
The full name and Post Office address Of the bid
der rnnet appeaI il the proposal
Of al the parties must appear, or the bid viii be-
corsoered as the in. iTcuai proposal Of the party
Proposals from dislayal parties will not be con-
losred, and an cath OF allegiance must accom- pany
Propose must be addressed to Capt Edward L.
Hart AS slsn, ns untsd States
mark ed = Proposals f0r lumber"
GUARANTEE
sheW e g, Of ths eTR u
nearest District Court or Of the United States
plsJ let Attorney.
should it be swarded to him, must be guaranteed
BY lespoBsible psrsDns whose signatures are to
be appended 10 the guarantee, and said guarantee
must accompany the bid
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
are opened their proposals viii not be consid-
cred
Bonds in the sum of five thousand dollars signed
By the contractor and both of his guarantors, will
b. required of tbs successful bidder or bidders
upon signing the contract
FORM OF GUARANTEE
We OF the county Of -, and State Of -
and ofthe county Of - and State Of do
asreby guaranty that's able to fulfil the contract
n accordance with the terms OF his proposition
and that, should his proposition be accepted he
Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him. Ne are pre-
pared to become his suretios.
Ito this guarantee must be appended the odcial
certificate above nentioned.)
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed tee high is reserved BIZ the Depot Quarter
master q we'll the right to select from each bid
such lumber at the price therein named, - 10 re-
failure of bidder, whose proposal 10 accsp pied, to
quantity the Lumber stipulated to be delivered,
tAen the Assistant Qusrtermaster to have the right
e supply such dsaeien'y by purchase. and saeh
Informal proposals will be reyeeted.
EDWARD L. HARTZ.
oc l 81 CAPTAIN A. Q. NJ. q. 3. Army.
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ID ITTlNHOUB1, FAINT 4 Co.,
ANK + RS,
NO. $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Will continue to furnish
q, 3. FIVE.TWENTY BONDS
A long Issued By the Government, ct Daz.
g. Coupon e's Of 1881.
U.s. $50 Treasury Notes.
o, g. OertiAestss Of Indebtednoa.
GOLD AND SILVlR BOUGHT AND SOLD.
lxohanxs on all parts Of Europe and the Norths
Cities sold In Sums to suit purehAsers.
Blocks and Gold bought in New York sxeausiye-
On Commission.
nu RIFFlNHOUBl, PANT Z 90.
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AD wAsH1Ne4oH
0SKAASHR LINE,

Aaek sA atarat16s ak he gA5. <
q. GRIM.
Res.laz Sailing Days aDRSsPt - 81, .1d SAT
6eorsatdvn. sad Pier IS, foot Of Wall street, Hev
sof f''ishiS So6RazK RHiSHHAHF,
Agents. foes Of HisA street.
@eoreetoWn, or
JANIS HAND, Agent,
iaMeus 1T Wan Street. New York.
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T. y = u ~ OU ~.
HEADQUARTERS Dept OF WAsHIHaroa,)
Office Of CHEZ Qnartern,aster.
Washfn gton, Oct. l, less. !
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing 800 to 600
tons Of Anthracite Oe 81 for the supply Of this De-
The Goal IL to be landed on some wharf In this
city scosssible TO wagons. and il to be delivered
FRI m time to time required.
Proposals must specify the quality Of the Coal
Each bidder must attach his full name and post
once address, and the names OF all partiss int
rsstsd in the proposal must appear therein.
An oath OF allegiance to the Government Of the
United states must accompany each bid.
Bies viii he opened from time to time, and con-
auired. -. 4.
The risht IN reservsH to accept all or any part of
any bid.
Proposals should be addressed " Proposals for
Coal, % and addz essed to
ELIAS II. GREENE.
Lieut. Colonel, Chief Quarterruastsr,
0c 36t Department OF WashinRton
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PRICES.
Extract Buehu, q per bottle, or six for aS.
Extract sarsaparills, Slper bottle, or six for n
Delivered to any address, securely packed nom
observation.
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HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CoHcEKrRArEA
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUcHu
POSITIVE
SPECIFIC REMEDY
sn-Retentio~ o. laoontinenes y Ursus, bras.
ton, Inflammation or liberation Of tie sza6.
der and Kidneys, Diseases Of tie Pro..
trate Gland, Stone in tie Bladder,
Calcerous Gravel or Brick
Dust Deposit and
-
Aftetsons Of tie Bladder and Kidney.,
and Dropsieal S,Oellings, essstsng
IN Mem, Women or Children.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT RUCHu.
FOR Weakness arising from Excssses Hsbits of ns..
sipation, attended with the following symptoms.
Indisposition to Exertion. Loss Of Pover
Loss OF Memory, Difficulty Of Breathins.
Weak Nerves, Trem bling. Horror Of
Disease ,Dimness of Vision Wake.
fulness, Pain in the Back,
Universal Lassitude Of the
Muscular System. hot
Hands, Flushing Of
the body, Dry
ness Of the
Skin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-06

Two = ole spoonsful Of the Extract OF Sars..s
riA aided to pint Of water equal to the Ldbso.
Diet Drink and bottle IL fully equal b e.IIoo
Of the Syrup Of sarsa1srills, the Dssostiea. 20
usually made.
~fHBel EXTRACTS HAVE BllN ap,rr~.
TED 10 Ue1 IN THE UNITED STATES nv
and are also in very general use In all thu gfATI
HOSPITALS md PUEBLO SANITARY INsxT-
TUTIoHs throughout the Lana, - wen q in psi.
vsts practices. and aRs considered q iavaluaAla
remedies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09
GUERILLA OPERATIONS IN KENTUCKY.

Railroad Train Attacked aad Pill
Iagcd-Tho Rebels Inrcsting tho Bor-
der C0unsius-Intenso Excitement and
Alarm or the Inhabitants, &c., &c.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. ., ls63
Ono hundred gueriilas, under command Of Captain
Richardson at two O'Clock this afternoon placed obstruc
lions on the track OF the Lebanon Branch Railroad al
Eewhope, twenty miles from the junction. threw the
Of the and fred into H. but fortunately did
damage 10 the passengers.
The gueras captured the train burned two passenger
cars baggage aud expross cars, destroyed tho ocomo
two robbed the passengers OF money and clothing and
decampsd.
Reports prevail Of . guerilla raid in Simpson and War
rem counties under Hughes.
The guerillAs burned the depot n Auburn, on The
Memphis branch.
Great excitement prevails In ali tho counties between
Munfordsvs and Tennessee limo which infested
by gusrias.
Major Norton. the Third regimen, mounted Infantry,
pursued the rebels yesterday from Glasgow and recap
tursd svsfytbing taken by them at that place
Tho report that the rebels robbed the bank Glasgow
70 untrue