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Engineer in Charge Treasury Department.
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ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT,
WLsHIsGroN, January y, 1888.
PROPOSALS will be received at this ofice until
O'Clock p. IN on the 9th of February next, for
furnishing one hundred, or less, - FOUNDER cast
iron Hcwitgers for lsns defense l.sse Howitzers
weigh when finished about !, 80 pounds each. and
drawings exhibiting their dinen sinns can be seen
They to be subject to the regular United States
inspection and proof, and none are to be received
and peid for except such as pass inspection and
proof and are approved by q United States Inspec-
tor, 10 be desi snated by this Office Payments viii
be made certificates of ins pecticn and receipts,
to be given BY the Inspector. and forwarded TO this
Office
Bidders will state the number Of Howitzers they
pro- to deliver mot Xceeding one hundred the
place of manufacture and delivery, AMI the price
per pound, for the finished HowitYer; and no bid
regularly engaged in the business, satisfactory
evidence of which must accompany the bid. Any
bidder obtaining a contract will be required to
enter into bonds, with not less than two sureties
In the penal sum of ten Thousand dollars, for the
fathf fuitl mtnt 80 his contract in all respects
The be nd must be wieS ged before a Judge of
court OF record, and the bondsmen must be GER
fed by he Judge OF District Court of the L ted
states, al Ordnance officer in charge of L nited
States arsensl, TO be- worth the penal sum and
above all liabilities.
prices deemed too high or if fer any cause IL
is not deemed for the public interest to accept
them.
Propo,als will be sealed and addressed to Brig
sdisr General James W. Ri pley, Chief of Ordnance
WsshiDg ton. D. G - and will be endorsed Propo-
sals for rank HowitZers" ] w. RIPLEY,
JAZZ tuthslm Brigadier Gen'l Chief of 5era'e
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GAS FITTING. &c.

WIN. L. DOVE d co.
ARE Now prepared 20 execute any orders With
which they may be favored in the
PLUMBING, GAS, Oh STEAM FITTING BUsI-
= Store on Ninth street, few doors north Of
pete sssortInent eff ChkNDELIERSs and other e AS
bTEAM snd WATER FIXTURES. Jan lily
Nv GAS FIXTURES
w Have In 9tere, and are daily receiving, GAS
MIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Designs
end Finish superior in style to anything heretofore
offered in this market
We invite citizens generally 70 call and examine
Our stock of GAS and WATER FIXTURES, feeling
confident that We have the best selected stock In
Washington
- All Wcsk In the above line intrustsd to our
care will be promptly attended to.
mar 5-tf MYERS 4 MeGHiE, 376 street.
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1IeRLY oou0lNfRASlp yDesrAn.
1xfkAof. IF o. =,
= PURE TONIC. y
DOCTOR H0ORLANDs
g ERMAN BITTERS,
rnnAnrD 1T
On. @. n. JACKSON, Pniiadelph,A p.
WILL uyDorgALLY CUE,
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, yAuHpso,
CHRONIC Oh NERVOUS DEBILITY, pra
EASES OF THE KIDNEYS, AND Ar
DISEASES ARISING FROM A prsol 30
pXRIB LIVER Oh froMAoH.
such =
- Constips-
ton, Inward Pilsa,
He'd. l seisi 81 o Sisss x N:
E.nssa, Hsa.tse.n, Pisssss for roc1,
...lon. s.Dfns Or Plas.srins ), the ssp Pit
Stomach, svimmiRs Of the Had Hsrried sas -
sq ss.u 'ts ,ns
Dinness Of yi.ioe. pote or wsbs before The sissS
Psrspirstion. Ysllovnsss Of IN. ssin sssT
Eyes. Pain in the . side R.es. chsa,
Heat, Burning in the Flesh.
oonstsnt l%sslni1rs
D.Rrs.aono Of
Isd seiu pe1scsiy rsca.i. Willow Esv~. Bss~-
Escr, re.
They Contain Ne Alcohol or Bad whiss.v,
They viii cure the above diseases In ninesy-,,,.
cases out Of hundred.
Induced By the extensive sale and universal po,.
ularity of Hocsands German Bitter., purely vssS
table hosts OF ignorant Quacks and unscru pule~s
the food gates Of Es.".. in the sS.pe Of sfi sss,
sss Ton ss aoS
Beware of the innumerable array Of Alcoholic
kegs. under the modest nppel!ation of Bitter
which, instead of curing, only axgrayste dissssH
and leave tAe disappointed sufferer II despair.
HOOFIAND'S GERMAN BTTTERS
are not new and untried article. bat have STOOD
io and their reputation and sale are not nv sIisd
BY any similar preparation.
tie uost eminent
CLER6YHFN,
PHYSICIANS,
CIrIYKrs.
tssesaY .se. and nsse Virtues .s:.. s
ters.
DO You Want Something 10 .SEenSthe~ Yesp
Do Feu Want Good AFpeittef
Do You Want 10 Buiid Up Yovr ConstssS&a,
Do Yo4 Want 70 Feel weHf
Do You Want 10 Get Rsd Of Nervoxsssssp
DO Yo1 Want Energy
DO You Want 70 Sleep Weus
Do You Wort a Brisk AID Vigorous Yss,sse
Up YOU DO, USE
HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERS
From Bee J. Net-ton BroSrn, n d., Edilr ~ a.
EHcVclopedia of Rtligi0ss ksotrLdse
Although not disposed to favor reoomns,l
Patent hedJsines in general, through sistruet n
their Ingredients and effects, 1 yet know OF "A
sufficient reaso0s why man may not testify TO ths
benefits he believes himself 70 have received freI
any simple pre- psrston. in the hope that be nav
thus contribute TO the benefit of others
j do this the more readily in regard 10 Hoofsndh
Germsn Ritters, prepared by DIR. q. NJ. Jackson Of
this city, because was nreJudised against them Ter
many years, under the impression that they vere
friend Robert s Shoemaker, ESQ for the removal on
this prejudice by proper tests. and for encourass-
Tnent to try then, when suffering from great ana
long continued debility. The Of three bottles
Of There Bitters, al the beginning Of the pres~ut
yesr, was followed by evident relief and restorat.W
10 = degreepf bodily and mental vigor which bad
not felt forSix months before. and had almost de-
SPARED of regsining. L therefore thauk God ana
my friend for directing TO the use Of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN
Philadelphia, June =, lsel.
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DENTISTRY.
d 8 n T I 8 T r Y.

VQY91D, Cali 1t GAG Pc. avenue, Q0Yp
between 18th and 18th st4. ~--AAS
and examine DIR. LEWIED New Method Of Insert
ing Teeth. To do so 10 to be sonxinsed Of its sa-
PeFioYity over all methods heretofore used Aiso
Teeth J. extracted without pain when desired. Terms
noderate. 70 f1-fyr
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BOOKS. &c.

fsHE EIfLE AND HOW TO Use IT. Hans
tUS-, CndOn; IS cts
Han Ok for Hythe By Hans Busk Is cts
b-c"- = 1. mpaLlCn 10 me New Rifle Masket:
LctCor: ~ cts
No.unie,r Ride Corps, colored plates: London,
yer, IS ON the Rife Husket: London: 81 cts
W1iGFd Lectures n the Riils: London: - cts
hartley HANDY Book for lille Volunteers: Lon
q A. "a cts
con; S225
s',phregr IN the Shot gun and Sporting Rifle:
ICndOi; g..
Gel Jacobs Rifle Practice London; n cts
cur Z EiEes CfWar. BY Capt. Jervis, 10 naon;
SiS
S.offern's Prcieet.ie Weapons OF War: London;
S4.75.
MIicoX . Rifles and Rife Pract zee; SIN
Hrth'- Manusl of TsTget Practice, 81 "a
wIlard's sTual of large Practice; 81 cts.
Grtener or GupreTy: London; So
nillet-CoaIs de Fir: Paris; 81.
fe "a FRsECK TAYLOR
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EALL AND WHIT G .
MILITARY AND CIVILIAN.
WALL. STEPnENS & 90. are now opening
heir FALL AND WINTER GOODS, embracing
tEe DRESS GOATS, D9ESKIE PANTS, VESTS,
sc. A large ard we'll selected Stock of fine heavy
oVERCOATs. We have also . complete assort-
xisat of hi SIN ESS SUITS, made In the most du.
able manner On. GERS will find our Military Goods
.ssirous to their wants. Heavy Woslen Blankets.
,or camp cEe, At rs. sonable prices.
WALL, STEPHENS Il CO..
S22 Pennsylvania avenue,
&C 1-dn between ath and 10th strssis.
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PROPOSALS.

pRoPoe4Ls FOB PLuAB1ls' WORK WILL
!.russos an i g, Ses
IE.E9Aai a. 1855 for the q tielss described IN the
a Marble Basins With Overflow, } Is insa.s diane
ys M:.ss Goet., 9TH rod, lever, and hAnss plate.
sG .Sss sro On nn :nd
tIa: mus, .t.ts RTis; IgI :.sA article delivered
' ns s1aes e 60 ss sids AZ
,Io@ IL; 10Th Of March TO the lat Of April. y may
Is az ::,:,as
e.. Goyernmsni 70 DO $40 lot 'ns No 's'' 0'
lsIsjs peg ,:sasss,niIs Sia. to be endorsed "Pro-
Engineer in Charge Treasury pcpsrtSss,..
fe lO-tu,hsafrsS
PROPOSALS FOR Blue srONs FLAGGIyG
L viii be received At the othse of ga. Bureau Of
Ssi II sss 70;
Blue s,ore Fisssins, according 70 the following
$50 stones, feet inches feet . 4 inches.
20 g zoo STONE. fog. isshs. fee. inches:
Rhse to be dsl;esea b. the 18th q next
The department reseT Yes the right to rsyee. any
all the b,ds if considered for the interest of the
BID. io in sealed .nv.ep.
Proposals for Blue Stone f fsssffha ROGERS,
Engineer in Charge Treasury Departments.
fe 10 tn III safe =
PROPOSALS FOR MARBLE WORK WILL BE
Il received at the onfee OF the Bureau Of Com
strpc ion, Treasury Department. until u O'Clock
NJ, FEBRuARr - 1865, for sixty-tw Marble Wash.
stand Tops, according to PIES to be seen at the
Office Of the Bureau of Construction. The whole
to be delivered at the Treasury Building in good
condition, from the 10Th of March to the LIST Of
April as may be desired.
The Department reserves tbs right to reject any
or all bids IL consde red for the interest Of the
Government to do
Hnvelopees containing bids to be endorsed g Pro-
possls for Marble Work"
ISAIAH ROGERS,
Engineer in Charge Treasury Department.
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nR. EIaESMoND .... .,.-------.
At HIS OLD STAND.
NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
1R7IFICI1L cHGoELAsTIcBoxI
TEE TN
WnEoUY INITIAL PLAYS On CLASPS,

WITHOUT HnrAk fLASB Oh VLASrBb
DIR. 9. B. sIGEsMOND,
p10 B,Od dsray, Netc Ycrk.200 Fenn,ylcaSia ~
enr., .sisssra l2lh AID 1s.A ,ts:, Washt.ste~,
Calls the attention e ,a. y-elie % tas following
sdvanrsssses OF his ic.psa,sd s,:tem: mn.
never b rsoae nor change color ~ any
AeSs being three -fourths lighter tn any other.
3. No teeth or roots need be extrated, - the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
3. The roots viii be made inoaensivs, and never
% acRe. TT.
I. No Temporary teeth are needed = permausn.
ones can be made Immediately, thereby preserving
the nEtural expression Of the face under the
old system is frequently disigured.
5. This work has been fully testea over ave
years BY many Of the nrst chemists and ply sicans
Of this country.
metal hllins, with which the most sensitive teeth
san os nilsP slthont pain and can oniig no per.
through lifetetime.
The best Of references given-Dr. V. Mott; DR..
Doreraus, Professor OF Chemistry, N. Y; Hon.
Judge Wayne, Of the Su preme Court Of Washing.
ton, and Thousands of ether.
Gall and examine for yourself no lo-6m
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ATTENTION. soLDIERsi
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.


We call the attention Of ell having r-Istions @
friends in ths arr. army % The fact that HoofLAkDS
GERMAN BITTEkS', will cure nine tenths of the
diseases induced by exposures and prlvatiors Incl
dent TO camp life. In the lists, published almoss
n 10 % ne,ess p on ,e srssS Q. the SICK
suffering from debility. Every case OF that kind
Diseases resnltins from Disorder Of the desst;vs
S s are ;peef rep9fsa NE have no hssits
nsed among our soldiers. hundreds Of iiyss miSSt
lie saved that otherwise win be lost.
pad ss sns
has been saved BY the Bitters: :"
PHILApsLrMA, Aususts1sd is0.
HSonsnd 3 Gsrmsn Bittsrs has saved my life. TSsrs
is mistake in this 1t 10 vouchsd for BY mum srs
Snd wSo we're usy s.sn1sns OF al the eresn
stances Of my case: 1 am. snd have been n he
battery, and under the immediate command of Cap
tain r. d: Ayres Through the .IpSsuEe attendant
Der last with ina.mm.tSn Of the luHxs, and .,s
ayssntery. / was then removed from the White
hsn.s and ssns so sh, city on board the s.s.@:s
ooSt and s ssss s,.s If
il vas iuned lately thrown M .ssin ''''' '''.'
1nsss LIZ could s s.:..
spS the shs A;1
rescue me from the grasp of the dread Archer,
frankly told me they could do no more for me- and
advised me TO zee clergyman, and 70 make sueh
An aeeuaintance Who visited me ~ the hospital,
Mr.. Frederick stsnbron, of Sixth, below Arch 81,
advised me, ss forlorn hope, TO try your Bittsrs,
and kindly procured q bottle. From the time 4
commenced taking thcm the gloomy shadov Of
death receded, and am nov, thank God for Il,
getting better. Though hsve taken bat two bot
Ties, have gained ten pounds, and feel sanyuipe
of being permitted 70 reJoin my wife daughter,
from whom have heard nothing fer eiShtssB
months; for, gentlemen, I am q loyal Virginian
from the vicinity OF Front Royal. TO your invalu-
able Bitters owe the certainty OF life which hes
taken the place OF vague fears-to your Btters Win
lowe the glorious privilege of again clx spinS 10 ny
bosom those " no are dearest TO me in life.
Very traly yours ISAAC MALon.
We fully concur in the truth OF the above state
ment as we had despsired of seeing oar somrsAe,
Mr. Malene, restored 70 health
JOHN CCDDLEBACk, lat New yort Battery
GEORGE A; ACKLEY, 90, Q, nth Maine.
LEWIS GHEyALIER, sd New York.
I. Z. sPEEGER lat Artillery, Battery v.
J. b. FAsEWELL, Co. b, Sd Vermont.
HENRY Il. JEROME, Co. b, do.
HENRY 7. MACDONALD, Co. Q, 9Th hsipaA
JOHN y. WARD, Go. X, SIN Maine.
nERMkN KOCH 90. II, I'D New Yort.
NATHANIEL b. THOMAS Co p e5th PenA
ANDREW J. KIMBALL, Co, A, Sd Vsrmoss
JOHN JENKINS, Co. b. foeth Penn.
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4 X n Y 8 q P'P L I = 8 !.

Oy11o1 OF IHl CHIl1 QuARYHRMAs9FR,
Army Of tks Poto1sas, I
WAsHInef0A Ssptembsr ~, isaa
PROPOSALS are invited for Furnishing for ths -.
Hthe army Oft Potomac the following artieles:
bIuU IONS pest quality Timothy Hay sAonrsI.
thereon ~ ~ w HA~r Aeo
spoo.ooo bushels Of Oats, Of the best quality, 4.
1000 cords Oak and Hickory Wood. vail sA..on.h
Ana OF the best quality
Asen PIG must be accompanied By the endorse.
gent OF Two tesPonMbls persons that tie contracts
tfoss may be needed and contracts viii be avaniad
i9r me quantities needed to the lowest responsibIs
bidder up to tn time Of opening.
ssy hid. ~ S>1s u
Proposals. should be endorsed " prom, sails IN, u.-
or os.s or WOOD e the case nay be and ENCLOSED
Ia separate envelopes. RUFUS INGALLD
ssHn jS STa Ono SnC 4; D. q.
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ILIAEs AND 0THEP.
DEPOT OF HE B. q z co

; :sIa have :. ~; o. S.I la5:. C: Ger ~
ventilated and expressly fer officers, soldiers and
others that ar. wounded sick. With the erection
DAYs, 7HURsDAfs ami AfURDXYs Ter Phiis-
dslphia, 1T p. m. Express Train.
Passensers eoinS est soldisrf civilians, ofhcers
and others that are sick wounded, are informed
that riek ear win lea, the de pot every MONDAY,
throu Is to the Ohio river without change Of oars
Folders and others furloush or disc aarged wnl
And this the Chez peet and desirable route for
the West This Is the only line that can cell .
through ticket from washinton or check BAG sase
nc" CAUTION TO PAssINGERs.-Fhso ONLY
PLACE 70 buy tickets Is IT the Ticket in the Depot
Of the B. 4 o. =. X. Co. Ne-u
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ROPOs ALsP oR weoD.
headquarters, Dsfs.s<s Of wa,hins.o.,

oHsadqsartsrs, Dsfe.<s Of Washiss.o.,
n tUhee u Chez Qsartern,dSfr, Jan. T, 1863.
=. fRofosALs are invited for furnishing Wood 70
the troops In and around the FORTS hereina!tsr
s,pe,e,nsd from parties owning wood wood lands
IN TIE vicinity OF the same, viz: Forts Alexander
Ripley, Franklin, Aansaeld, Pennsylvania, Battsry
IenalyloHn; forts Kesrney, De Russey, Massa.
cbusetts, slocum, Totten, slemmer Bunker Hill
saratoes; Thaye., Lincoln, Batteries Vermont,
the Potomac, ' VI
Proposals to be made in the following manner,
to wit:
FIRST, For wood standing tpriee per cord.)
Second. For wood felled by U g. Engineers O,
otherwise, (price Der cord
Third For wood eat and corded on the ground
Proposals must specify the Ioea Iity, kind quan,
Proposals will be received under this nd yert,ee.
menI tor tho amount of wood required up to June
Each bidder must attach his full name and Post
ONCE address to his bid, and the names of All mar
es int rested In the proposal must ppear In the
40 oath OF d!!estasoe 10 As Gcpnanes, of tks
CNttd StdttS must accompany Each bid
Bids VIII be opened from time to time and oon-
uicts or purchases made ~ the wood may be re-
The right is reserved to ac.ept ell or any part of
., Proposals should be endorsed, Proposals for
Wood, }" and addressed to
ELIAS NJ GREENE,
Lieut.. Colonel and Chief Qua aast.r
Uef0ngeg n
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY
T70 PAssEN0FKs TalvELINe EAsF. :

Passengers for Boston and the Eastern States are
netinsd that D., the ont. line eonneet- 60
from " sshin ton ely, 5 lie line 80
vie s.,issf,n whs. ron purehsse ticket. be ssre
gage check ed through from " Arlington.
Omeera and soldiers on fsri~ugh or discharged
will hnd this . most desirable route Cars By this
line run through from New York city 20 Boston
without change. feplm
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A NV CROP MALAGA GRAPES
"A FRESH Lot Of the above Just reosivaA - e.
ED and we'll known house OF A. a. BINiNaEp -
&C, sSs PsaR. avenue. bear Nth nj. 4. - -
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DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY.
~ 40 PRIZES OF 8 900
s33 600 "a

DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY
Authorized by An Act for the Eslcouragenent of
lnternsl Improvements in State of Delaware
JOHN NORRIS 4 CO. Managers
DRAWN EVERY WEDNESDAYIN THE MONTH
SCI
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CLOTHING, &c.
QOYs' CLOTHING!
ID BOYS CLOrHINoa
We hereby call every body's attention to ear
LARGE AND TASTY STOCK

RoYs' CLOTHING! .ox., =, o,,,,
We hereby call every body 3 attention to ear
LARGE AND TASTY STOCK
BOYS CLOTHING.
10 suit the season. -
Eeins row pre- pared to At au boys from ave years
snd up, ve invite every body 70 give . call.
Remember cur motto, which is-Fhi' Bsaiass
s~d e,c Prizes! BAR BROTHER,
r. IT-2n Southwest c"rn.r Tth and sts.
CREAr ExCIr hEkT
VI among the
CLOTHING AEkCHAsTsl
owing to
J. BRUCE 4 co.
selling their stock Of
MEMS AND BsYe, CLOTHING
81 less than any other house In Warrington. How
is the time 70 secure son . OF Toe
GREAT BARGAINS
offered By as. We have on nand the finest sslss-
CASHMERE COATS. PANTS AND VESTS
In the city. Also. latest styles of
MCCLELLAN SACKS,
for eitizens' and soldiers wear
BOYS CLOTHING
of all descriptions.
Wholesale prices For the next sixty days, to make
room for sSring Goods which We Are now maau-
i.sturinS. J. BRUCE co.,
Ci0thiers, 464 Sc venth street
jas Two doors below Smith 3.
RARGAINBI BARGAINS y
GREAT BARGAINS
READYMADE CLOTHING,
At
sMITH's,
No. 46O SBvEErH srkxK7,
whore / have the best assortment OF
CASHMERE COATS, PANTS AND VESTS
in the city. Also, very dne stock of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
which offer at very low prices for the nsxt SIXTY
days, TO make room for new Spring Goods.
To persons in want of
CLOTHING,
I BOW Ia the time to buy them. at
No. $50 SEVENTH STREET,
CORNER GOTH STREET AND PA. Az.
y.H. SMITH, Clothier,
| No. $50 Seventh street,
| j.B Two doors above ]. Bruce Cor.
| Il ALL AND WHIT 6 o 8 =.
| Military AND CIVILIAN.
| WALL. STEPhENs GO. now opening
| tre DRESS GOATS. DoEsKIN PANTS, VESTS,
SC. A large ard we'll selected Stock of 'Ane heavy
oVERCOhTS. We have also . complete assert
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vTNOPHAAT
. TRUNK MANURAOfORY
A99 slvExrn ST., WASHINGTON, d. o.
Silver Medal awarded BY Maryland Inxtitrts OF
tmore, November =, 1850.
Also Aed.l by Metropolitan Mechanics Ipstitues
NSshinGton, Dc 1857

Warrington, Dc, laa.
HN have on hand, Of the best ma
49, terial, every description Of
Pine SOLE LEATHER
IRON FRAME,
LADIES' DRESS,
WOOD BOX, and
PACKING TRUNKS
CANVAS TRAVELLING BAGS,
SCHOOL sATCHELs, &c
AT LOW PRICES.
Members Of Congress and Traveller win u,ss n
sxamtne my stock before purchasips elssWk
Trunks that are made In other cities
10 order. A>os
Trunks covKRKO and RIpAIRsp At sAor,
notice.
Goods delivered free OF charge 70 any part OF tAs
city, Georgetown and Alexandria
JAMES 8. TOPHAM.
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HAPPINKse Or MIBXRYi-rHAr Is THl
I4Al SABfNHT OF WsNDRRs's iSAr6Ah.
and MKDICINE," have NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al
expense-to issue free, for the benefit Of suJerins
humanity Ioxs OF their most Instructive and intef
sstins Lectures on Marriage and lis DISQUALIFIED
cons Nervous Debility, Premature Decline Ind.
6ssnop, Weskness Depression, or isnorsnos OF
Phyaslosy and Natures Law. These invalusAls
saving thousands and win be forwarded free on TIE
receipt OF four stamps, by addressing Se-Ua,s
Broadway. New York. ~ "a 10
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Eeins nov prepared to At al boys from ave years
sDd up, We invite every body 70 give = . call
Remember cur motto, which is-Fai- Bsafass
s~a } etc Prizes BAR 4 BROTHER,
T. iT-2n South corn eth and s sts.
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The destruction or capture Of John Morgan's
force, which is complete, is an event of much
more importance than is generally known. 1t
is safe to say that his four thousand light cav
airy have given our troops more work and
destroyed and taken more property than any
sixteen thousand other rebels in arms. For
more than year past these guerillas ha We kept
occupied, principally in Kentucky, Union
force of some 2o.UDo men the rapidly of their
movements making it necessary to endaavor
10 be prepared tor their sudden appearap e, 20
where they might. Even if Sha ,kleforu fails
to capture Morgan himself, in the present des-
perate conditio of the fortunes of the rebellion
II 1t be possible for him to set another formi-
dabie squadron in the field, he can give us
little trouble indeed tor a year hence.
We therefore regard his utter defeat and the
capture OF nine tenths Of his entire force, which
has just occurred as being OF great value to
the Union cause, not only becau,e it gives us
twenty thousand of our own troops to be EN-.
pioyed otherwise than in watching him, but
alse because it brushes out the remnant Of ac-
tive trea-en in Kentucky, a contamination
greatly to be desired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-22
EXTRA!
VERY IMPORTANT FROM MIS-
SlSSIPPi.
JaCkSO Invested from Pearl Riy-
er by Gen. Sherman.
Operations on the TaZ0O.

VIoKsBURa, Miss, July Is, 10 a. m.-Gen.
Sherman has jackson invested from Pearl
river on the north to the river On the south.
This has Gu. off many hundred cars from the
Confederacy.
Sherman evidently has force enough, and
can feel no apprehension about the result.
Finding Yazoo City was being fortified, Gen.
Heron has been sent there with his division.
He captured several hundred prisoners, one
steamboat. five pieces of heavy artillery, and
all the public stores fell into his hands. The
enemy burned three steamboats, on the ap-
preach of the gunboats.
The De Kalb was blown up and sunk in fiji
teen feet Of W ater by the explosion of torpedo.
Finding that the enemy were crossing cattle
for the Rebel army at Natchez and Were said to
have several thousand there now, steamboats,
and troops have been sent from here to collect
them, and to destroy their boats and all means
for making more.