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The Office Of President OF The Village; bu'
&c declined The honor, saying he had work
ed bard lard for the pas: six year, 10 She
cause OF his party that he had
Hung up the fiddle and he bow,
And theirs 10 more work for poor Old Ned y
that he wanted loTal man for the hicl
gilice, end be knew Of enc S. A. Woop
E-quiFe-a War Dem 0cra,-snd would
tbe'eforc nominate 8. A. WolD, Esquire
Var Democrat for the place he had de,
cIine1. because he lored Rome moro than
Caesar! But tie majority ofthe caucus
loving Caesar more ,b.n Rome, declined
the sost impeachment. and nominated the
Abolition king, Oscar, who has swsrn 10
6sh; foT---ofice, unit: TIE niger is free
GEORGE =. Woonrx. m old Whir and
conservative Republican, whose political
Tof !. ;ha rs.ernn THURLow WExD. and
sho hsi di,guss-d a nunbe, Of his as.o-
cis:o, by preaching 20 them The doctrines
sai sentiment. Of the Albany E'uening
Jou-nut, received q majority of the votes
IF tie trisn CAUCUS for Juftics o: the
Peace hGt HE frura l.esd WHO had been
Instructed n lie conditions Of ,be - Un.
ioe, which we're no. 10 Is violated Z" .ho'
he Hsarsas FELL declared WooDIs not
nominated
Then lhs nsme Of GEoaoE ". D.nEnR,
brought before tho Union for tie sake OF
the Union" or, rather. TO prevent it frem
going to piece a. is very birth md white
not yet ont of its swaddliny clothes, wa.
declared BY The same old figure bead nom
mated for Justice Of the Peace. Now, the
same George W. BAKER came oil the
way on. ls7e from Yarmouth State after
Re ial arrival a. good, Old age, and, IS
re confidently supposed. % years Of dis
cretion snl since hare, for lie past seven
wears hhs c'sIned TO be & Democrat "a
hard as the rocks and firm q. the hills OF
his rsiivs State, and bat few weeks ago
joinei AMI assisted in organizing Dam
oc7atir Ciub in our village, aad a, il. frst
Meeting boldly proclaimed that he could
ard would furnish the proof thu. the lac
Republican and now Union fox the sake
Of TIE U,ion party. wa The cause 81 the
present war. At tia. ;ime-nark it we'll
he held he ofics II Under Sheriff. con
TERED upDD aim Ly OIL Democratic Sller~
III. Shortly after !his, for reasons no. 0;
political character, lie VISA removed. aud
competent business nan appointed in hi,
pace; then lie went whining around the
Republicans, received their sympsthizng
sop, and in exchange told them that he
had withdrawn from !he Democratic Club
-sHoro lie VAS not CopPerlsa.l-" he'd
lie ID If he va - No, stree BY no
manner Of means. 81 an q Var Nsrno>
cra,. I AZ, with you for tie Union, J
ss7 wish yorktown with Ike Copper
hen2s; know thc rascals h.ve trains
al in t'sir rsn ks for the past forty years,
sLd :iust knov sls:eot I afiiIm: thai
they are q miserable set If rebeis ard tgsi.
tors Ok +. nv Dear s:rs, YOU 10 not know
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THE DEnOCnATEC CREED,

Eo1al and e1lc; justice TO all men, Of ~batey-
er state or persuasion, religious or political.
The support Of the State governments il all
their ri gt a u: surrst bLlwarss against anti
republican tendencies.
mid and safe corrective OF abuses which
are Topped By the sword 81 reTol1tiol, where
peaceabls remedies are unprovided.
4 generous spirit Of co,.ce1sigu and comPTo-
4 ise, tue vial principle Ct .rp15iios, ~ilhou.
which there mus. be sFpcai 70 iosee, tte ri
,si principle and ;mmeaizts pareo. G. as-PoGs1L
The supreme Of tie civil Pe~er o'er thu
nilit.ry authority.
ECONOMY in TIE public expense, .he; labor
uay g. .;gi.ir 5G-th- med.
Freedom !. religion, ,feeiora a. :naech, ficc-
dom Of the press, and freedom o. tie person,
,nier the protection of tae haheis corpus, ant
ina. By jar. i:npar.i2.iy selected.
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sRIDAY MORNING, APRI,. 3, 1863
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Nlingho'z Hal or MONDAY night last.
/, rsa.y looks 20 - as though lhe.e hs-
pubiioans, who so Justify boas, Of their
los atty, have become possessed with a
sor, Of fear tina; Ii. people who for Tie
past no years have bean getting INTO thai.
field Of sober, second ,hcught," where
errors ale often huli.i, hegia 10 dis,rust
sl-ir boastet LOYALTY, and ara not to be
trusted by .hsm through another can
psgn for the offices Which they hold, lu.
10 no, Gil, or else that they admit .hev
have not men in their own ranks compe-
,eu. 10 fl The various Offices which .re
about to he surrendered by The p-.sen.
partisan occupanta into tia hands Of the
people. many of whom have become more
"i9a'ous Of their right. and Liberties "
,Lan they we're when their passions were
excited u demagosue. against the people
and insiisu.isns Of he South, during the
ash Presidential campaign. We believe
they already see tie handwriting upon
he WALL and :remLIs they see that
power is stealing from. them, iha, soon pat
ronage sud place will no longer be theirs.
This mus: be 50. COR they have already re-
sorted to the catching sf gulYs with which
to man their ship. We wish them and
their negroes, too, safe and speedy voy.
sge TO the fertile shores of sceet> scented
africa
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
w ADJUTAST GENERALS OFFICE,


WASHINGTON, May p, 1853.
General Orders. No. IA
The following rules prescribed for the
guidance of Boards in examining applicants for
commissions in regiments Of colored troops
l. The Board will sit every day. except Sunday,
from clock m. to O'Clock p. m. The place of
sitting to be provided by the Quartermaster De-
partment, and public notice given.
. The Board win make to the Adjutant General,
fer record in the Bureau for Colored Troo ps
reports of all persons examined, whether approved
rejected; the reports will be made weekly, or
oftener when specially called for.
s. Each applicant must exhibit to the Board
authority from the Adjutant General to appear
before it. Such autherty will be given upon salts
factory recommendations OF good moral character
and stand ing in the community in which the appli-
cant resided; If in the military service on testi-
monials from his Commanding Officers All such
recommendations will be filed in the Bureau for
CoIcred Troops
L. Ca .b applicant shall be subjected to fair but
rigorous exam ination to physical, mental, and
MOI 81 fitness to command troops.
s. The Board shall specify for what grade Of com
mission the several applicants are fit; and shall
also classify and number them according to merit
or proficiency.
6 Appointments to each grade SHALL only be n ade
from the Candidates ea by the Board and IN
the order Of merit recommended by it.
Z. The report OF the Board, if adverse, shall be
conclusive and no person rejected ty il Shall be
re-examined.
s. Otner instructions will be communicated to
Boards. If required.
By order Of the Secretary of War,
E. D. TOWNSEND,
my IS COIN Assistant Adjutant General
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WARurEc1uu Nay =, lrSS.

- - -
WAsHIEGfoN. Nay 2, iSSi
EcTics-fhs attention Of all officers who aa7e
BEEN henc' ably discharged on account o. WOUNDS
disc hiity and Who desire to the service
the Invalid Corps. 10 called TO the provisions oil
General Orders, No. N5. OF 1858, from me War De-
rartm@at pabliahed in the papers tsrouShous tho
country. such officers are requested 70 comply
promptly with the provisions of that order. and
to sens. their written applications a. therein pro-
vid-d fer pcsitions in the Invalid Corps, tststins
the chsrseter Of their disability with little de-
lay az ,cs.ibie, to the Acting Assistant Provost
Nar. hal General Of The state in which they may
e., sueh Acting Assistant Provost Marshs, Gem
era, viii At once forward the applications. with his
enforcement, to the Provost Marshal General at
Wasbin gton.
pbieers for the Invalid CORPS win be apponted
Immediately upon furnishing the papers require
BY General Orders No. lo6 of 1885, from War Depart
ment. Their pay and emsluments viii commence
from date of ptanse Of such appointments, and
not from date Of organization Of the respective
commands 10 which they may be assigned.
JAMES b. FRY,
ny2 Provost Marshal General
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: - : -
;. q II ECK Az.
WAR pEpARFhFFF, ~
w AD.ug asr Gsxxn.., Is orrics.
..Hss Nny

So wasaIsssos. Nay 4. 1885,
Gese,ai Dryers, No. ISs.
/. A bnresu il established in the A65n tant GEN
erais Oniec fer thc record CO all matters relating TO
the organisation Of Cc,ered Troops Anci;ieer viii
be assigned to the charge of .he Bureat with such
number of clerks rs may be designated by the Ad-
jutant General.
II. Three or more Geld offee.swii he detailed ~
Inspectors TO supervise the organization of colored
troops ut such points may be indicated by the
War Department in the Northern and Western
States
III. Boards will be convened At such posts
may be decided upon By the War Department TO
examine applicants for commissions TO command
colored troops. who, on application to the Adju
tant General, may receive authority to present
themselves to the Board for examination.
". No persons shall be allowed to recruit for
"olored troops except specially authorized By the
var DEPARTMENT.. snd such authority will be
given TO persons who have not been examined and
passed BY Board; nor will such authority be given
any one person to raise more than one regiment.
v. Tse reports of Boards win specify the grade
OF commission Tor which each candidate is fl, and
authority to recruit will be given in accordance.
Commissions will be issued from the tutant Gem
erals Office when the prescribed number of men is
ready for muster into service.
IiyI Colored troops ma be accepted by companies
to be Afterwards consolidated in batta:ions and reg
inents by the Adintant General. TIE regiments
they are raised. the numbers to be determined by
the Adjutant General. They will be ssisnated
e. Regiment Of U. 8. Colored Troops
VII. Recruiting stations and depots will be es-
tshlished by the Adjutant General circumstances
shall require. and officers will be detailed to muster
and inspect the troops.
VIII. The non-commissioned officers of eolored
troops may bs selected and appointed from tas
best men Of their number in the usual mode Of ap-
pointing commissioned officers Meritorious
commissioned officers will be entitled to promotion
to it.
IL. All personal applications for appointments
in colorcd regiments, or for information concern
ing them must be made to the Chief of the Bureau;
all written communications should be addressed to
the Chief of the Bureau to the of the Adjutant
General.
by order of the Secretary of War.
E. D. TOWNSEND,
my2s-eolm Assistant Adjutant General
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PRovosr MAReEAL GENERALS OFFICE, I
WASE1E0foN, D. c.. May q 1855

All men who desire to Join any particular rsgi-
ment ofCavalry now in tse field are hereby autho-
rized to present themselves any time during the
uext thirty days TO the Board ofenrollmcnt in their
respective Districts. The Board shall examine
them and determine upon their fitness for the ser
vice. and If found to be At. the Provost Marshal Of
the District shall give them transportation tickets
to the general rendezvous, at the headquarters Of
the Acting Assistans Provost Marshal General of
the State. As soon as they OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ct
this general rendezvous they shall be duly mus
tered BY Q musterine and Disturbing officer, and
paid by him the bounty allowed by law.
JAMES B. FRY,
my2-Im Provost Marshal General.
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PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. J,

.
SEALED PROPOSALS for Stationery will be re
e.ssa a. IT'S De partner until ths 9Th day Of
SnEr les Of tha articles in class viii be furnished
to parties d.sisng to bid on appiicat st the De.
The Depar 5nlent reserves to itself the right to
order the writing paper plain or timed to any
BelIvej les Of all articles in the several elasses
must comply vi b thev itten specifications which
will be furni he'd TO bidders, with the samples of
An deliveries viii be beet to ms pection by an
expert detailed for that purpose by the Secretary
of the Treasury, and the delivery of any Inferior
article snail be deemed sufficient cause to annul
Deiveri.s must lie free of charge, at the Trea.
sury Department, Washington
or firm making it. snd he accom- psnisd NV as,t;a
fsctory guarantee that the bidder will execute a
cont. act with good ana sui cienr bonds, If his bid
The failure TO comply with any one order uude,
tire penalty 81 the bond; or the Secretary of
the Treasury may direct the purchase in open
be to supply TIE sa IS shs ~
such failure, and a. ehsrse to the eontIaetor ffty
necessary to pay for such articles.
Proposals ar cco mpapied with satisfactory qua
only to viz
or dealers in the articles.
CLASS No ].
White Lega, Cap Paper
White QUsrto Post Faper
White Packet Note Paper
white Commercial Note Paper
Yellow Envelope Paper
ssa Bo mstfIsRa Fa,s n.psr
Card Blottins Boards
White Envelopes, stisr size
White Envelopes, note size
Brown Manila Envelopes
S%4 Sita 6e Rspf psper
While Medium Paper
White Super Royal Paper
Letter Press Copying Books
CLASS No. 2.
Best Rest auaIity G R9pss ri Ink
Best a sush,s WE hns Fluid
Habers best gise Lead Pencils Nos. ,2,a. snd4
faberos best Red ana Blue Pencils
Steel Pen handles
Gold Pens
Best four -bladea Rnivea, viii pea.l or stag
Best Erasers, wita ivory t.na.sB
Scissors To- Office use
Shea for Office uge p
e!ass Inkstands
Gutta PerehS Ruiers
Ninsand twelve incl ivory Folders
Best, anal}ty Sealing wsr, made entirely from
Linen Tape
s.is Tastr, assorted ccl3Es
Best Solid beaded Pima
Swartweut's hpta.ic faRsE Fasteners
PneuMaIc 4Dsstauds .-+-.as.,a so.
Eylet Machines
French Eylets
tpastessard Reference FIie9
he La Rue Visiting caras
Ivory Pounee Boxes
Elastic Rings
Glass Paper Weights
Glass Sponge Cups
Sponge st ttssst
Erasing Gup1
Mann or sisson's Patent Bidders
The pspart,n enS rasarvss. she right 60 accent
bids for Individual items in classes sad :,
Bidders i'll be to ron fernl their bids to
the written sre.,hcatinHa furnished with the
tior OF az i'd. sl.5ztsss 49,. -.
Bids which con1ain itemr at prices fsss than the
fair cost OF the a,tcLsa VIII be daenaa fraudulent
and will not be cotsidats5
r - eserstsats g. p. Gil AeE.-
june s-2awlm rssary of the Tressury.s
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MAR DEPARTMENT,
w ADJuTaEF GENERALS OFFICE
WAsHiN6Te.I, May q 1868.
NoTics.-Under General Orders No IA, n Board
is III SEES ion at No. 400 Fourteenth street,,
Washington. Applicants for examination are re-
ferred to the General Orders, No II, for informa.
ton how 70 get authority to appear before it.
Il. TOWNSEND,
my e eols, Assistant Aijutant General
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bATcHgLoR's HArR DYE,

William 4. Ratchelor's celebrated Fair Dye PRO.
Suoss eslcr cot to be distinguished from nsture-
warranted not to inju-e the Hair in the lsast
sdiss the I'll effects OF bud dyes, and nvisorares tho
Hair fog life. Greg, Rcd OF Rssty Hair instantly
tarns s9iendfd Black or Brown, leaving the HaiS
soft ard beautiful. Sold by all Druggist, &c.
- The Genuine is signed WiLL,Ak A. BATGzB.
Lo8, on tbs Josv ssd<s Of saes boa.
Factory, ma ~ Barclay ST., Nss fork.
NIFTY (Lats IS Brosdwsy and l6 Bond ST.
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. 1861 THE 1868
Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD


PENSsYLvANIA CENTRAL RATLROxD
HEsE:Rs E
Is a r1Hsr-o!E.kl ED + so sg91THfss.'en.,
.yos! sP ssFT,. s sAEE 1x AND COMFORT
BAGGAGE, CHECKED rHEe esEsf FROM DUST
HHEpE RAIhT r. FSA FiT4 ssSn
CLOSE coNEsc f ssss AZ Hsk HHERR1ssuse
NORTHERN M c TisiHs Il f. RAILROAD,
THE GREAT AZ d 5fsRHEhf ROUTE
WASHINGTON f HFb BALTIMORE
WEST. NORTH E " sSfns And n Is ssoUruwzsr.
the Northern Central Raiirosd tonpsny, northeas
sernsE Of Pennsylvania avenue and siSth street.
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL 'EIGHf
SMOKING AND sAlo bS4t oxks ON ALL TRAINS
FROM WASHINGTON.
PASSENGERS win take the . 50 .: N. and 8 50 p n.
sna IS III s ss Ran.
road and arrive in Harrisburg at .. m. sad IS
trains on the Pennss lyani s Csntrsi RsiIroaa fos
all parts OF the West.
By this route Freights of all descriptions can b
Forwarded to and froA any point on the Railroeds
Of Ohio Kentucky, Indisna, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa, or Missouri, ~ Railroad direct.
The Psnnsylvania Central Railroad Also connects
At Pittsburg with Steamers, by which Goods can
be forwarded to any port on the Ohio, muskingum,
Kentucky Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Missi,:
sippi, Wisconsin, Missouri Kansas, Ark ansas and
Bed Rivers; and at Cleveland, sandussy, and Ohi-
cego with steamers to all Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the tranapor.
tation of their Freight to This Company can rely
Rates OF EsRYeasaaT e point
In tho West, by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
9ys at all times farorabls as ckayssd By otA6
Raiir0ad CcMp0aiss.
Central RK."
WIN. BROWN ,Agr Northern Central R. r.,
No. so North street, Baltimore,
1N0CH LEWIS, Gent Superintendent, Altoona, Pa,
L. L. ROUPT, Genl Ticket Agent PhiIadslyhia
81. s: HoEsToN, General Freight Agent, Phila-
dsiphi4. Jan 2lyT
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TTxHIe 10 TO NOTIFY SUTLERS or TIM
u Army that an prepared 70 furnish st all tir, "a
and st short notices IN kinds OF WAGONS, "a, ap-
peYtsinine 70 sutiess. CHARLES SLACK, -
mar Nm Bai:imCrs, I'd.
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WAR DRARTMEHT,

WAR DlPARTMENT,
w WASHINGTON, Janusry 81, 1853.
In esnsesusnee Of the pressure OF business o. the
War Department. passes for oitissns to visit the
Army Of the Potomac viii be given at the once Of
Lieut.. Col. 0oxHAD, 1872 Pennsylvsnia aysnus
Above NinstssntA street.
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SECRET DISEASES! SECRET DISEASES II
SAMAR ITAN'S GIFT.
SxNARTTAN,S GTFTs

SAMAR ITAN'S GIFT.
THE MOST S eHs4S1s ksSE siFT EVER USED
sosoRRHasz. e Ffi!ss SIR sTsId 81 &c.
Only IL. Pilis to Be Takes to E1sct a Cure.
They are entirely vesstabls, having no smell nor
juIe the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate.
Cures in from two to four days, ana recent cases
eminent Doctors and Chemists
q who have been gorged With Balsam Copaiva, or
' . s4MAR1TANs GIFT.
Sent by mai, in plain envelope.
Price-Male packages, 81. Female, IS.
s5SSR1 zsssSR s1 fSGsHas.
SCALEs, B0ILS, SYPHILIS Oh We
sAMAaz1 afss4 ao S5sz zND H e. JUICES
&SSf asS hiss sSiSs Z:
most potent, certain and sasctual remedy pre-:
/; ss%s
that for f 81 s6H sz in after
N;f kosR the
veil =, i. Gss i 81 81 the
many asssion. With which aHns.ss =,
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES is
most happily adapted, In liberated Uterus. in
Whites. In hesrinK down, Falling Of the Womb,
Sent By express. Price 81 bottle. or bottles
sAMARITANB cHANoRE WASH.
PEtee q cents. Full directions. -.
oBxSMOND Co., Box 151 Philadelphia Post
Sold by 8. CALVERT FORD. rner Of nth ana
8 Hs ssisai COOK. Alexandria. m.ys.p
.AAA FRANKLIN & CO.,
044 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
(nortA nae,) between Eth and 18th St.,
and
~ See "a. acsExs, wsdA TIA National Hotel.
PROVED PERleO0Pio sPEOTACLRs. scientis-
cey ara correctly suited to the proper condition
oFssxs s sna fIELp GLASSES, AoHsomar1o
ArrggssosGoPEs, BAR0METERs, THERMOME-
sEp MASHs
C0MPAeSES, CARTES DE- VISITE OF contempo.
raneops Civil and Military Celebrities PHOfO-
6hAPH ALEU- MS in every style. STERHOSCOPDS
ana VIEWS, DC, dc in great variety and at
ths lowest cures. Wholesale or retail. my is-u
INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS.
OF EVERY DENOMINATIONS.
Can be had ct al times hereafter
AT TIE COLLECTORS OFFICE,
No. 416SEyEErH STREET,
- O2soss's Post oTes RspgHsssn,Sw5. r
Collector Of Internal Revenue fer the
~ - District Of Columbia.
MELoDEONs.-A large assortment OF Prince &
1vA Co Melodet - have just been received at the
music store Of W. .. METZEhoFT. APT
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Baltimore, March, 1858. mar q nm
HUREAH FOE sMIrHII
400 SEVENTH STREET.
He is selling Immense Bargains In
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
hats. GAPS, TO-, &c.
Per few days more We VIII offer our immense
stock At great bargains to make room for our
SPRING STOCK.
To those In want we say. now is the time to bay.
Remember that SMITHS is Headquarters for
Clothins-46O Seventh street, two doors above
Bruce i Co.'s. J.H. SMITH, Olothier,
No. 400 Seventh street,
mar IL and corner 9th st. and Pa. Az.
GREAT DECLINE IN GoLDl
In order to reduce our present stock We have
REDUCED THE PRICE OF OUR CLOTHING
and Y selling of 1T rapid rates.
The people find that
is the place to buy
GOOD CLOTHING
Low RATES.
Gall snd secure some Of the Great Bargains now
offered st No. 464 SEVENTH STREET, two doors
below smith's. J. BRUCE & co.,
mar II Clothiers. 464 Seventh st.. nasr r.
nISCHARaED SOLDIERS
II are al invited to call at
6MIT HIS,
No. 40 SByHsrH SflHs3,
Opposite City Post QFcs,
ana get their
CLOTHING
At LFss THAN NEW YORK PRICES.
Soldiers can rely on Fair Dealing II
SMITHS,
No. $50 SEVENTH STREET,
and s'
oeRNER soTH STREET AND PA. Av.
mar17
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD.

'seo77'
DEPARTMENT oil. TIE ISrERloR,l
Or, p,o,os, IN ;, June 'sh. n,, )
partment until u O'Clock NJ. on tuesday, the 5Oth
ment snd the ferent branches t6ers es Depart
A5G iona Coal at The kind and equal 10 the bes5
50 tons BEST qualify Red .sh Coal. +
isco@a h est Rssrs 'ea p YAK "o9d.
To be delivered !. such times and in such GUAM
The De Srtpent res = s he e gisr H
snccsssful biddst to increase the above quantity
f. H. ens - "a Inc $es as a
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I 8 q a.
SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE
or TIE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
go 8
j. 81 q q

OF TIE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
&AFa
FROM WARRINGTON CITYi
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE
WEST, SOUTH AND NORTH-WEST.
Making the Quickest Time; And tAs Only Route
Shses sG sass.ss f:z
other Route, ana SO Omnibus Hiding.
-FOUR DAILY rRs sy !Eon xaAsHzEaToS
making eonnecticns With Trains leaving Baltimore
On suna.y. f :. az Fr.ns a.: y and 50 con-
meeting Il a:., s sss 2hn w nEsia from
sonneetion al kashin gtos Junction Relay House,
Wiz Tl.in 1s'h e.Sing 4
make connection with Train leaving Baltimore nj
BALTIMoRH AND OHIO RAILRoAD.
This is the ONLY Route By .chtch Through Tickets
Through Baggage Checks cas be procured
IN Washington.
ths 70
THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
COL UkBUs, DAYTON, LOUISVILLE, GIN
CLIMATE, INDIANAPOLLS, TERRA
HAUrE: ST LOUIS, cHicAao'
SwITH LESS CHANCES OF CARS TRAN By AHY
OTHER ROUT1.SH
~spe,al Notice to PASSENGERS for As West from
WosAin gton PASSENGERS going West. by pureha-
sing their Through TICKETS in Washington,
by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAVE ONE
DOLLAR in the Through price. and have the priv
ilege Of visiting Baltimore (if desired) without
RC injection at the Ohio River with OLIVE
MARI eta CINCINNATI RAILROADS; and,
through them. with the whole Railway eystem Of
SOUTH WEST.
For THROUGH TICKETS please apply at the
Ticket Office, Washin gten station.
W. p. SMITH, Master of Transportation
n. COLE. General Ticket Agent. sp T-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09
CLOTHING, ac.
40 THE oLorHIBRs OF THE DisFRIorI

40 THE CLOTHIBRS OF THE DIsTRICTl
The undersigned would most respectfully inform
his friends snd the Trade geaaraliy that he Is
prepared to offer one of the finest Spring Stocks
gEADTMADE CLOTHING
ever o6ere1 in this city. He assures those In want
Of stock that they win do we'll 10 give him call
respectfully. 8. HEh1BERa,
Ne. 2 Market Sracs, next to corner Of
Baltimore street.
Baltimore, March, 1858. nsr Is An.