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PROPOSALS. FOR HAY, sTHAW, AND GRAIN
ASSISTANT QuARTEgsAsYER's OFFICE,

ASSISTANT QUARTERHAsYERs OFFICE,
Forass D.p1rtu7.at, Cor. q and 2zd streets,
WASHINGTON, ID. G April Is 1865
WRITTEN PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
Hay. STRAW, OATS. and CORN for the use OF
this Depot to be delivered at the Railroad Depot,
or stany OF the Government wharvss in this city
The proposals to be nc dressed to the under
Hsned. and they should state the quantity Of
sach article offered, also the prize and the date
delivery
Proposals will be received for Ave thousand
l5G) bushels of Corn Oats. and fifty 51b tons of
Hay or Straw, and upwards, less it should be for
the interest," of the Government to contract for
less ans unit.
All grain to be put up in good racks of about two
I'd bushels each, which are to be furnished at the
csst of the contractor
All Grain and Hay offered to DE su bject to rigid
inspection by the Government Inspector.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidders the inter. sta OF
the service may requi,e. Good security will be
required for the faithful fullent of any Contract
made under this ad advertisement.
Payment to be made 1T the completion of the
contract. g. L. BROWN
&p Ism Captain and A. @. NJ. u. g. A.
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n 4 A6lLh u EN-
:" WASHINGTON CITY. March 49, 1858.
Owners of steam vessels are invited to send to the
Suartermsstsr Generals Office tenders for their
charter or sale.
Tenders should contain descriptions Of the
vessels, their dimensions, enrolled or registered
tonnage, actual carryin capacity, material,
whether coppered, whether side wheel pro-
pellers, whe her iron copper fastened size and
power OF ensi ines and boilers and should state the
price at which they are offered for long or short
charter, with the estimated value of the vessel in
case Of loss, or in case the Government should
prefer to purchase instead eff chartering.
Owners of steam vessels already in the service of
the Quartermaster Department are requested to
make known to the Department any reduction in
their present rates which thsy may De willing TO
grant, and also the price at which they will be
willing to sell them.
: All ssch tenders should be addressed to the
9uartermaster General of the United States, ct
Washington, and should be endorsed = Proposals
for charter o. sale of steamers
When received, they will be considered and the
Department will endeavor to reduce the heavy
expense attending army transportation upon the
ocean and tide waters by substituting. wherever it
can do so, cheaper vessels OF equal capacity for
4hoss nov EN- ploysl. III. G. METGS,
5rl ri nj
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SEoRET DIsEASESl sICRET DIsEAsEsn
SAM 4 r. TAN'S GIFT!
NlA1RITAN,S GIETI

FANS GIFT!
SAMARITANS GIFTl
THE MOST Sc CERTAIN hs, REM n, EVER USED.
eoNoRRaGx e F2.lsxf e sTsid 81 &C.
Contains 10 Mineral no galsam, no Mercury.
They are entirely Vegetable, having no smell nor
any unpleasant taste, and will not in any way in
su bg
Of he an the Of @ %
NO ExposUnE, NO TROUBLE, No CHANGE WHATEVER.
Let those Who have dssDai pair Of Getting cured
SIatARIT4Ns GIFT
Sent by mai IN plain envelope.
Price-hale packages, So Female, 50.
scncsSSif, GIeEhs sSssS; SPOTS. fEFrRRs.
s4H4Rzrs EYFs4 ao 9isz zNb sHfk 2& JUICES
uzRHGs SSSE aNb hsSs sSisS
most potent, certain and eectu al remedy ever pre-
ssrbed il reschas and e,sd satss every psrtc!s Of
tld permanent Tahe tken Of this purifying rsme.
~ ana se aealsd, END DO not TRANSMIT to your pos
's. Be- So 81 DHHsspAR' ~ a''sr years
FL NFs{ H'g gufcls the
viii ,.rove every vessige Of impurities from tn,
systen1, ss wei AZ all the bad Effects of Mercury
PEhALKs, FKMALEsH
In r.kny affections with which numbers o, Re
es i s W s9T aHR asss i E
Dssis. ans s. q % ns.ssss 10 e Tue hem ss9
.s.MAAIrAys cHssoRB WASH.
bEsGoSD { CO. so sss III III 'rhils4.,pai, ps.,
Sod y q. CALVERT FORD, . sa., Of In .aa
Ii as ssis2 'osoos. i.s..aa-i.. 4asssr
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CITATION HOUSE FOB METROPOLITAN 20.

SEALED PROPOSALS will De received st the oiie
Of the Superintendent of Metropolitan Police, 81 8
Eleventh street west, until fGIDAY May 40, at II
!in a. sccordanee with the act approved March II.
East Fifth and sixth streets. Proposals. will be
endorsed !" uilding Committee on station Houses"
and will In cude all work and materiaB specified %
necessary for completion of the building, ready for
occupancy, and name the shortest time required
for such complexion, according to the plans and
specifications, which can be seen ut the ofice of
the Superintendent of Police from this date.
When bid is made in the name of q firm, the
name of each person composing said drn, or inter.
ested therein, must be signed to the bid, otherwise
1t will not be considered.
An oath of slle glance must accompany each bid
The Committee reserves the riRht, conferred BY
the act aforesaid to reject such bids may not be
deemed advantageous" to the interests of the
Corporation.
Security to the amount of double the contract
will be required from the successful bidder-said
security to consist of bond, signed by two persons
known to be abundanty responsible for the fai tn
full performances of the contract within the time
specified and the exacton of suitable forfeit for
each day. failing to complete the building within
' RICHARp WALLACH, Mayor.
JOSEPH F. BROWN,
=. President Board Aldermen
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD.
Prest. Board Common Council,
Building Committee.
Washington. May 8, 1862 my 9-eot2
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WAR BIPARTMENT,
w WAsHrNaTox, January Is, 1865.
In consequence OF the pressure Of business At the
war Department, passes for citizens to visit the
Army sfthe Potomac will be given 1T the once of
Lieut.. Col. ooxRAD, 132 PennsyIvania avenue
above Nineteenth street.
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EDUCATIONAL

NTIss WILLIAMS'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
w Ladies, No. - Il, beticeeH 7th and 9th SIS
instruction in the higher Eng.ish branches of ed
ucstion, French and Music. Also, . Junior Class,
and one of little girls
The second quarter of the Summer Session win
commence on Monday, May 18th, 1858. my Q eolwt
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EAMsHIP
G X A EA STI N
WALTER PATTON Commander, LOW
viii be dispatched Se=&4ES
sata prns May Is sau rnDS NEW ToRk June
Tuesday. Jun. - Tuesday 49,. - July ~
And al the same regular intervals thereafter
First Cabin, from .--.-....... S95 to SIS
Second Cabin s7o
Excursion Tickets out and back in the lst and ID
Cabin only, fare and half
servants accompanying passengers, and Children
under twelve years age, half fare. Infants free
ihifu Sauin.- .--..............--.S $50
Steerage, with superior accommodat ions. SD
All fares payable in Gold or its equivalent in q
g. currency.
Each passenger allowed twenty cubic feet of Inc
gage.
An experienced Surgeon on board
For passage apply to CHARLES A. WHITNEY.
ct the Office, 90 BROADWAY, New York.
For freight apply to ROWLAND Il AsPIN
WALL, Agents, 81 South street, New York.
my II tje9
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AUGUSTUS JOHNSON / co.,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Bl7wIHx 9ra 10TH sTs.,
tooABs' BuILDINaJ
Invite the Trade to inspect their stock of
VINES AND LIQUORS,
TOBACCO AND SEGARs,
GROCERIES FOR THE CAMP,
unsurpassed in this city in variety and quality.
Being the Sole AGENTS for
MEssRs. FRANK BININGER CO.,
No. 10 BEAVER ST., New YORK,
sell their celebrated
BOTTLED VINES AND LIQUORS,
at New York css,-freisht added.
We would call the attention Of DIVISION PUR
vEYORS to the fact that We have the above goods
ready packed for shipment in cases containing
from one to twelve dozen each, and can fill any
order for them on call
P. S.-We also keep constantly on hand the larges
and most varied assortment Of
CHA PAGNE WIVES
to lie found in this city, embracing the following
well-known brands
Won CLIoUoT,
MOTT 4 oHANDON,
@. H. NUMM 4 co.,
PIPER RYIDsIoK.
HIIDsICK d CO.,
EUGENE CLIeuor,
DE sr MARCEAUx,
CHARLES RIvART 4 co.
~ An Inspection Of oar stoeA IL naest respect
fully solicited.
AUs. JOHNSON 4 co.
DIAYING OAhDE-H&yt B Co and others
= NJ Fh1NCK rAYE0n.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS 1oR 5000 BARRxLs OF

sElLEp PEoros AIS are invited till the soth dsy
OF Nay, 1865, at II oieloak m, for furnishins
the Snhsistence Department with 1900 barrels Of
Bids win be received for what ID known n No. 1.
No. AID No. :, and for any portion less than the
20 900 barrels. Bids foI different grades should be
upon separate sheets OF pa per
!. The 0eliyery Of the Flour to be commenced
on The 9TH Of JuHe, or - soon thereafter %
the 6cyernnent may direct, at the rate Of 500
barrels catly, delivered either at the Government
WAREHOUSE in GEORGETOWN, atthe WhArvee, or at
the kSttrotd Depot, Washing ton, d. c.
nsss OF sTeh other funds the government may have
rust before the -four 10 received
An oath OF allegiance must rom pany each bid
No bid win be entertained frem parties Who have
previously failed to con- ply with their bids or from
bidders not present to respond.
The barrels to be ne and head lined.
Bids to be directed to Col. A. BECK WITH, 4.
PC. Q. o. o. A., Washington, D. g.. and en-
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5. N. PIXIES
PURE
OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY.

oAAAO VA L "A w LA OMAN IL .
THIS a ~ sts Rf.R for s,s
CATAWBA GRAPEl
sress of American Enterprise and Industry. and
those made of any other nation.
THE OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY
s sfsn
Brady known. This statemt MT is fully corro6o.
rated sy the certificates OF our most distinguished
The want Of Pure Brandy has long been felt in
such quality as to superseds the sale and use Of
these vile compounds, hitherto sold under the
q BE- At
the III Claimed for the best i'm ported
i ITssEPs " sure .sRseE eRAmp
ea2GR ~ zS5bltzztEzS
EREAD THE CERTLFICA TEST!
Y Ess AIR. B. c. MSv as
natl and End it to be pure vine brandy free from
rimental to health-not fictitious liqusr made Of
spirits and and % 1
place OF French CosnasG uou .Nr,sv,
Chemical Examiner. u. s. Patent ONCE.
STATE AssArrR's esEIoE. 81 Somerset st.l
l hereby cerify that i have this day made
chemical analysis of sample of Catawba Brandy
brou ght to me by G.. Himmonds, Esq, and that 1
have found no aduteratiag ingredient or improper
substances in it. It is pure brandy spirit, with the
usual colsrng and sacekArine matters beon gins to
brandy '''s oHss S;f,i: uses
d. r.. CLARK corner ~ and Penn, ava sele
Agent for tAis District. mar ls-esa SIN
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON STEAMSHIP
IN COMPANY.
The aboye-named eOmpans have placed uuon thu
route between NEW YORK. WASH <e1>AH .
INGTON and GEORGETOWN three SUI sSKEEA
perior Ocean STEAMERS, commanded byss&zzs617s
perieneed and skiflful stAmen which Will form
SEMI -WEEKLf LIN Il, carry ing frei sht at 10 var
rates than any other.
These steamers will connect with all transporta.
ton lines out Of New York and no csmmSssinn
eharssd for forwarding goods consigned To the
Agents .-.ess
.,ay EmsaImed bodies forwarded to any part Of
Gecds sAdald Dc distinctly marked, to avoid mis-
carriage.
Fer fre isht or passage thavins excellent accom-
nodaHons) apply 70 MOHGAN & RRINKUk Ant.
- Water street, 6enreet0wn. JAMES HAND
III Wall streAt, Ne York. an "a ootm
lCsrcn, Intel b Repub ]
n;ApDIGNEs INFORMATION IN TIN rIM
~ OF CALVIN. 2voiume4. "a.
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I TNITED STATES REVENUE STAMP DE-
u P0SITORY

C0lector's Office Of Internal Rsrsnn,
No. - SecsRth Street, tstWeeH EaAd FSts.{
This ONCE having been Designated by the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue as the Depository
for furnishing United Sta ties Internal Revenue
Stamps, 9 full supply of every kind and denomi-
nation will hereafter be kept constantly ON hand
The follow ing di scount will be made:
On pufch ases of $50, or more, per ceptum.
On purchases Of 9l0i, or more, per centum.
On purchases OF $500. or more, per ceptum.
L1WIS CLEPHANE.
Stamp Depository and Collector of
my y st Internal Revenue for d. @.
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yi: LOOMS, \; TIE Iay r end Patsntss
Dsrseng3ly ct his ef1oe In this CITY. Aany01v@Q
persons can wear these teeth who cannot
wear others, and NO person can wear others Who
cannot wear these.
Persons calling ct my Once can b seeounmodats4
With any style And price Of Teeth they may desire;
eleanest, strongest and most perfect delture that
art can produce, the AIN1RAL PLATE via b
Rooms il this eity~No s3s Pennsylvania avenue
between 9Th and 10Th streets. Also, GOT Arch st.,
IhilAdelpAia. mar ely
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g MAYORS OFFICE, May Is, 1863
Mayor q Office until MONDAY, the 18th inst at IL
O'Clock M, for Grading and Crawling Twentieth
street west, from e to street north. The gravel
must be nine inches i'll depth in the center taper.
ing to four inches at the sides, and after being
Commissioner and Assistant Commissioners, Oh all
be thorou shly raked ami rolled. The bidders must
square yard for gray cling. The gravel must be of
the best quality. No part of the appropriation
Commissioners that the work has been properly
executed. r. r. D0RSETT
Commissioner First Ward,
TiIOS, COGAN
WM. WILSON
Assistant Commissioners.
my l8 st Intel Rep and Chron.l
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II A r ION AL LOAN.
Thu NEW
HIX PER CENT. BOMBS

Of the
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
TWENTY YEARS Prom DATE,
CT aftsr Five Years, At Option Of the Govsrrmsa
THE COUPON BONDS,
In Sums Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
0HI THOUSAND DOLLARS.
rHE REGISTERED BONDS,
In Sums Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
cN1 HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
oN1 THOUSAND DOLLARS.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
IETxR1sT oeMMEEGIEG AT DATE OF RuK-
AHD PAYABLE sENr-AsxuiLLY
IN GOLD.
These Boxes are the
caAAF1sF GOVERNMENT SECURITY
now In the market,
Tia Interest at present price OF coin being sx.iv
slent TO = PRa CxHf. In currency.
FOB SAIL BY
JAY COOKE g. co.,
BANKERS,
asa FIFTEENTH STREET.
DEALERS II
S0T1ENKENT BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES,
cERTFlCArSA,
xxkY AND NAVY TOUCRERa.
COIN, CURRENCY AND EICHlEeE
dee en
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ID MAYORS OFFICE MAY is, 1888,
Il PROPOSALS will be received at the Mayor q
ONCE until u H. May o. for grading and travelling
.treet north, from 9TH to l1th streets west.
The gravel must be nine inches in depth in the
centre and tapering to four inches ut the Sides and
the street after icing graded and sraveled TO the
Ward and Assistant Commissi oners, shall be
thoroughly raked cd relied
Bidders must state the price per cubic yard for
grading and per square yard for gravelIing
No part Of the appropriation will be paid except
upon the certificate of the Commissioners that the
work is properly done.
JNO T. GARNER,
Commissioner Third Ward
CHARLES EDMONSTON
NOBLE D. LARNER,
Assistant Commissioners
nv lRep Chron
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1861 THE 1863
CENTRAL RAILROHu
~ =: z

~ - - =:
Is ,1nsr-olE1sI'sas = sS ssHH:s'ion.'
STONE BALLAsTED AND
BAeeAe. CHECKED rHR 5Hef FROM DUST
FROM BALTIMORE
pI nHEBE RAEhy Is TsA FfT4 sESh
CLOSE coN ne 4 sesB IT rA HEfssRa1sBuae
NORTHERN m o THsihs e ' es1LRoAD,
THE GREAT d 5isSifH ROUTE
WASHINGTON i AND BALTIMORE
WRIST, NORTHWEST, AND SOUTHWEST
~ For Through Tickets apply at the ohhoss 81
corner Of aTaSns sns
Washington, and Calvert Station, Baltimore.
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING AND SALOON oast Gaks ON ALL TRAINS
FROM WASHINGTON.
,rais. Connecting IN Bsl the With the ns Is
and el5p. trains on the Nor,hern &c ntrsl Rail
3 M. there making cioss~eonnectsons with the
trains On the Central Railroad for
FREIGHTs.
Forwarded to and from any point on the Railroads
Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois. Wisconsin,
Iowa, or Missouri, by Railroad direet.
The Pennsylvsnia Central Railroad also connects
ut Pittsbur9 with Steamers, by which Goods can
Kentucky Tennessee Cumberland Illinois, Mfssi.
sippi, Wisconsin, Missouri Kansas, Arkansas, and
cago with steamers to all Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transpor-
with confidence on its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
In the West, by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
syt at all tinnes Jarcraals charged By otAS
Railroad Conpanies
~ Be particular to mark packages via Penna.
Central R.R."
WIN. BROWN, Ag. Northern Central r.,
No. so North street, Baltimore.
lNoCH LEWIS, GEM uperintendent, Atoms, Pa.
d. b. Hos SION, General Freight Agent Phiia-
delphlA. ian 3-Iyr
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VALUABLE LANDS SALE

BY direction of the Hon Secretary of the
ntefo .as andsrsgned u. IL RECEIVE BIDS
and best farming land in Minnesota
Winnebsgo Trust Lands in the State Of ainnesots,
and win be sold 10 the highest and best bidder IN
vim tie Wiaaessso indians, 4s.i lsth. I55s. and
entitled An act for the removal of the Winnebag go
ana Tor tie sale q their Reservation IN
No bid viii be entertained At rate less than two
dollars and afiy cents per acre.
same will be notified as soon thereafter as practic-
able. ifHithin thirty days after such notice the
signed, the land for whch such bid Was made viii
be subject to sale TO any, ether person.
ehasers as seen after payment as the same can
be prepred; Payn ent. may be made either in
of Ddaa Ahsirs for the debt Of said Indians,
sale offaid lands by the hird article OF the treaty
above mentioned Tie right t9 react any and ali
and addressed to the undersigned, washington
City; D. G. and endorsed bid for winnebaso
Description OF LANDS"
ssetions6.7 y, 10, and 81, of Township Los north.
seetion.6,7. 49, 10, So 81, of Township IO7 north,
Section 81, of Township los north, of Range 3
Sections Is to 49, inclusive, of Township log north,
of Range IS wesl
Sections to ~. and sections n. g, and e. Of
Township 1G7 north. of Ran se n west
ssctens 81 to 90, inclusive, of Township l6 north,
OF Range x west.
Sections 3 to y. inclusive, of Township LOO north
ssstie9s !: "a, II, y, and IL, of Township N7
SECTIONS % to b. inclusive, OF Township i0s north,
O. Range IS west.
Al on Townships lo6 and l07 north, Of Range 81
west. ., en-
Sections 81 to %. inclusive OF township i9S north,
Of b ange 81 west:
All Of Townships lot and III north of Range y
west.
seetisns3 81 to 81. inclusive Of Township los NORTH,
of Range q west.
Bids will be received above invi led until the
LIST o. July next, at which time all bids then re-
csiy ed will be examined and acted upon.
After the lst of July next, bi Is will be examined
nd aotsd at the exniratior of each period OF
two months. WILLIAM P DOLE.
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
washington III -. u, May 4, 1873 myS- 2aaiw
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

THAV ELE6Ss UlhEVVOhY.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
FL
On and after Monday, April q, 1858, TWO DAILY
IkAINs vim be run issysen WARRINGTON and
wHxnLIN6 and PAKKERsBuRG, two between
WARRINGTON and HARP1RS JERRY, and six
between WARRINGTON and BALTIMORE, -
follows:
ron PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK L BOSTON.
Leave Washington ats and Ills .. N. and and
6nSundays At op. M. only.
sea.t. FOR BALTIMORE
Leave At & 50, and ii Is .. m. and s. and $50 ,.
m. On Sundays at .. m. and aid $50 .. m. only.
FOR ALL PARTS or THE WEST.
Leave Warrington at 50 .. N. and 3. 8 and $50
p. N. On Sundays ct and $50 p. a. only
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE eOUTH.
Leave Baltimore for Washington at 4So 8 ana 10
.. N. and 5, $50 and ,. M.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore 1t q. and 5 p. N.
Leave WASHING ton ct ., m. and p. N.
No train for Annapolis on Sundays.
The third And fourth trains only from Baltimore
and the 6rst and 6fth trains from Washineton stop
At way points. ". p. SMITH,
Master Of Transportation.
I. N. COLI. General Ticket Agent. sp sl-u
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= q q a.
SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE
OF THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
&

fhOM WARRINGTON CITY,
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE
WEST, SOUTH AND NORTHWEST.
81. R.:t T1s;oGEs Ticket
CITY VIII f Less Cars .s. asn ON s1a
other Route, and so Omnibus Riding.
FOUR DAILY TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON
maxim, osdh
On sund.ys, Two Trains, st 5 and 6 30 ?. NJ. con-
meeting Ii Rs:y s sias gsE w TEsn from
ecnnsesoa At Wash ssos J Junction Relay Houss5
Trains leaving Wellington at 5. S. or .sopN.
make connection with Train leaving baltimore st
BE sS Rgz xs ho6 o15 a1 THE
This is the Only Route BY sohich Through Tickets or
Through Baggage Cheeks con be procured
in Washington.
the most superior finish, attached to Night Tranz.
THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT RoUrl
CoLUABUS, DAYTON, LOUISVILLE, cIN-
CINNA ~. LkDLANAP0LIS, TERRA
AUTE, ST LOUIS, cHIcAGo,
SwrTH LESS CHANGES OF CARS THAN By ANr
OTHER RoCrK.-1
~ SPECIAL Notice to PASSENGERS for the Wss from,
.ns sIsl N %
by the baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAVEON
DOLLAR in the Through price. and have the priv
i!ege of visiting Baltimore tif desiredl without
additional charge.
D6C INJECTIONS at the Ohio River with CLEyE-
cfsoINA HhNEHht SntG and ant
through them, with the whole Railway system of
OF the NORTH WEST, CENTRAL WEST, and
SOUTH WEST. -
For THROUGH TICKETS please apply at the
Ticket Office, Washington station
w. P. SMITH, Master of Transportatlon
NJ COLE General Ticket Agent an Tiff
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A ssIsTANT oUARTIRNAsTER,s OFFICE

n SCISIANT VUAKI1NMASTEKS UFEICE.J
Al Corner Il and ed Streets,
WASHINGTON, D. c., May Is, 1865 !
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
charge of horses belOngin to the United Statss
that the Quartermaster's Department will not be
responsible for the removal of dead animals unless
immediate notice of the death is given JOHN Fl .
GERMAN, Superintendent Nineteenth Street Sta.
bles.
When netice is 80 given, dead Government ami
mails will be promptly removed and receipts in
duplicate be given by the team sters
my Is 2w II. b. LACEY, Capt A. O. NJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-19

CLARIfI1D CIDER
~ CLARIFIED OIDEKu
have Just receive4 Per schooners NGsorss n
OF Pure Massachusetts, OLARIRlnD CIDER. VSfeS
1o9er Tor sale at the lowest market price IN cusn.
dees TO suit purchasers.
Hotel keepers, suffers and ell otneru in want az !.
Prime article Of Cider arc invited 20 call AMI -
anime this before purohasing elseWkere
RtLBY A. eHINN
Unien Bottlins Derct, 81 Green Al
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-19

Oh. LQCK W0OD,
SUR9B0N DINTIHT, WasAisescn .Bsildiss,
corner Re. aCsGsss asd Sereash st.-Teeth
inserted on Nulcanizsd Rubbsr q cheap
and improved plan. Also, Gold and llIyYY0
Silver Plates madetn superior style.
Teeth e1trscted Eithout pain. ap17 4.r
INV AND IAPRovlD v1NrIOA
ARTIFICIAL
CHEOPLAsTIC BONE TEETH,
WIfIov9 Ml1AL PLAfB on CLASPS.
DIR. 3. B. sIGlsMoED,
$40 Bsosassay, Mes York. and $50 PssnsylvUssa
Asmss, bsssssss l1tA sad 1SsA sts., WssXiassoa,
Calls the attention Of the. pablie to the followins
advantsSes OF his improved system:
l. The Teeth Of his manufASturs wins
acids beins three fourths lighter than any other
4. No teeth or roots need be extfsted, q the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
3. The roots will b made inodsnsivs, and never
q. No temporary teeth are needed, - permanent
eaeaesn be made Immediately, thereby preserving
the nstafA expres6on Of the face, which under the
old system 10 frequently disfgured.
8. This work has been fally tested over i've
years By many OF the Arst chemists and physioisns
Dr. s Z. has Also invented whit. undsstruetivs
metal filling, with which the most sensitive teeth
can DO nnep Without pain, and can build NIB . per.
feet. sound tooth on any side roots which VIII lass
through ifetetime.
Dan and examine for yourself. no p-sm