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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
q 81 = a =

IZNNSxAvAN1A SAN1hAA RAILROAD
-
Is 4 FIRST .o Ed E sS sGS1Hse'loa.
sroN1 BALIAs 4f AND d. oon'oni'
BAGGAGE oH1oK,p rHao oHaf From 0osS
,l HHtPs RithF II FBA FfF1 ssSs
o1os. oos M 4 shs n sael HlPxRH1sBuae
NORTHERN M c ThsF1as Il FL khsA1LRoAp.
TIN GREAT sa' d !SiRHlhs zour,
xAsH1Hsss9saelYS u uiSia ID asahas"'~nn.
WEST, NORTHWEST, AND soUTHwIsr,
~ ss . n.
serrsr Of PennsyIyania avenue and Sixth street,
Warrington. and Calvert Station. Baltimore.
sPLzND1D sLI1PIMe OARS Oh ALL MIGHT
sAoKINa AID SALOON OARS ON ALL TRAINS
FROM WASHINGTON.
Es;a. eonnscting IN B.ltimers With the s.I :: p.
sas % and
tram; a sss eo: ~ TIE
iii Derts OF the wet. '''
as fe e Of e. 3:
q osso az no ne
=
s. ~ e 5: oss s Sis; g.
aS5 Hs.ou 1sao .as
sS asss s1s :: ca OH
sa.l e az e: ran Fl;
u" e s. :}ssa6 8
n TIE Mes, y the Psnnsylvania Central Railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04
18 g q.
SPRING AND SUMNER sOH1DUL1
or THD
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

SPRING AND SUMNER sOH1DUL1
BALTIMORE AND Il OF ONO RAILROAD.
~ q -
FROM NAsHIr9rON oITYi
TIE GREAT Snort LINE TO TN
WEST, SOUTH AND NORTHWEST
Making the Quickest Time. And Ia. Only Route
Tat can sen 8 IhreeEh Ticket direct, OF give {
E lsh e.: Ssn.. ss;S,: s; "a: sssa %
EoUR DAILY TRAINS yR0A wAsBlHeToH
o.rx Wa
On R., .I.s AZ S:ss s:s''
.',.' w.. ;9i "a! WiaT -
s:, Il e Hau.s
Nth Trsia leaving saltmor. Il SIS I. r.. 80
TF:ns lsssos q
81 e s H9g 9H15 e
rass {. AZ Only RoSts By .oAseA Through Nekst' Or
n Woshsn0ton.
:, Knishts Latest Improved SLEle1NG OARS Of
the most superior finish, attached to Night Trains.
rHB SHORTEST AND MOST D1RKor Bou.B
ooLUxs Us, DAYrofNg, LOUISVILLE, OF.
0INNATl, ZNDLANAPOLIS, TERRA
AUrE. sT. LOUIS, 0HI0AG0,
DC, de-, de-,
~wIfH LIss oHARaEs or oARs 1HAN BY AIY
oTHH1 ROuTH.L1
S1sesal NOTES 10 Passr.ses toy tAs Wsd Cyas
ING soGaRf f1in
b. the baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAW OF 4
DOLLAR In the Through price, and have the priv
additional charge. f0-"-I f = Z
n.SS Hs oe S1: Es o6 Ht,y
MARI eta & CINCINNATI RAILROADS; and
through them, with the whole Railway System OF
Of the NORTH WEST. CENTRAL WHIST. snd
SOUTH WEST
FOR THROUGH TIOKET please apply at u.
Ticket Once, Washin gton station. -
W. P. SMITH. Master of Trsnsportat1n
d. COIL. General Ticket AGENT. ap 2I.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04

~An English paper crieS out against the
disgraeeful scenes which occur at the seaside
tom for men and women TO battle together with
out, obser wing those rules of decorum which
are never violated at watering places in this
country. Men, women and children battle in
close proximity, without any attempt being
made to shelter them from public view. The
men adopt simply natures costume, and the
women-we can hardly call them ladiss-mare-
ly put on loose bathing dresses, which really
hide but few Of their charms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04

For the Holidays.
4. 4. DIsIIaEa I co.,
s.auer o, nos 10 AzD II BaoAp H., NEW Te.s
0B11a ron sALl At THlIR sToRl.
Ne. EST PENNsYLEANIA AVENUE,
HIAR TH1RTBANTn Strict.
: s1uH UHD ANIu11nDOC1AA,
1H1 MOST COMPLETE AssoRTA1Hr OF
IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS
10 b FOUND IN THE METROPOLIS.
PINE GROCERIES, GAN GOODS,
KITS AND KEGS No. MAOKEREl.
KENNEBEO SALMON,
DOUsED 4 PIOKLED LAMBS TONGUES
PIGS FEET,
ENGLISH DUN GOLDFISH,
Together with all the
LUxURIES INCIDENT TO THE SEASON
Msars. A. II. B. 4 %. are also Sole Prop.,sssrs
Of BININ61RB CELEBRATED
LONDON DOOK GIN,
Put Up In Quart Bottles for medicinal uss.
Also. Sole Agents for
OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
IAN articles bought ct their store varrantss
efths first quality and forwarded to Part Of the
sity tree Of expense.
A Ne intend to be permanently located, Ne ~
specially request families to give us . call.
ABRAM d. BININ0lk,
HENRY T. OAPlN.
WAsIuo1oR, December. 1860.
4. n. BININGHR CO. have no connection Wit
any othsr House.
d1-tr RoBLIN CHURCH. Agent.
FALL AND WINTER
Ladiss Black, Co,ored and Scarlet Closks and Cir
BLACK. frosted Beaver. Plush and Water Proof
French Merinos. Reps and Ostomans In all colors,
Plain, Plaid and Striped Valsnciss,
White Red, Bl 40 and Yellow Flannels, in all quail
eacl and Shifting Flapnels,
Oassimere and satinets, ..-
! W hite and Colored Blankets,
Lon and Square Shaw q,
Black sill ., Mourning Goods in great variety,
White and Brown Cotton Sheetin Us, 80.
Bslmoral and Hoop Skirts,
Hosiery, Gauntlets, Jouvin's Kid Gloves. -, 90.
oc26 ho.42 Center MarketSpacs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04
THE EVENING STAR.


$1,000, .m.sgst the Lisas.
}, .,s .prighsly Washington cores
.ne CINCINNATI Gasctte, has been
Y s~ me Hons Of Gothsm lately, and says or
them: , -.
800 II q friend one evening, / had the good
Sortune to rnset eyonp that, beside boston
nnniisher and rome other literary people: In.
Guided Horace 0reeley, Mp. Wiiiis. Ineoaore
Triton and Mics Mary l.. Booth, the translator
o. Coo hin, Gasp srin, parts Of Les Miserables,
&c I'm. could not help . little astonish ment at
nc. n3n aeI. and how old the perennial sayer OF
eissant things. Mr.. Willis, was becoming. Mr.
rSresiey certainly looks fresheF than he did five
yssrs sGor who's sun undsr thirty ~srs
the younger in spirit Mr, Willis was su0er-
ing little again from his throat andlungs, and
began, as he said, 70 feel as II he werean oidish
men, After q third Of q century OF prolonged
and continuous literary success, he may well
afford to feel so. Gen. Geo p. Morris, his part
ner in the Homo Journal, Is I'm exceedingly
feeble health. and Mr.. Willis il eQuentIy
compelled to forego the delights Of IdleWild,
ana brace himaeif TO more regular work in the
Office on his paper. 80,
Mr.. Greeley, In additon 70 furnishing more
and exercising . general supervision over its
coIumns, preparing q weekly article for the
Independents attending to his multiform pro.
daY in every week in working on his farm, is
finding time to prepare history Of the Rebel.
hon-particularly, believe with reference to
the progress Of anti.slayery opinion It is to
make two octave volumes, one of which is to
be given to the publishef in March. He has .
den, as he calls It, down town, awsy from the
Tribune ONCE, where he locks himself up in
aha mnrnings. tn dictate fhi. hi.An.sr 60 q ssh~
nographsr. u re -
twenty -four hours, by noticing no THE greatest
of living Journalists manages to NIL them up.
He was good enough, one morning, to call for
nae TO ride ont with him to the school, milo or
90 beyond the Central PARK. In which his
daughter, charming young Miss OF fourteen
achieved bfeakfast, the newspapersa and horse
back ride. not even my morning toilette. The
ride over, he was on to his +" den'' to work on
his book; then to the Office to write editorials
and answer his pile of letters; then "out to
dine;' and finally he wound mp the evening by
going OF to hear DR.. Chaplin preach, and to pay
. parting visit to the once!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04

n1RHANS' 0ouRT. DIs1aIof or CoLuxprA,
~ Msssssstes Cosssy, 70 srit Ia the ease q
dsseaes the administEatrix aforesaid has WITH the
a1proSstion OF the Orphan. Court Of WsshiDston
Day q 1ovsmbsf next, for tAs hnal settlement and
S OF The l,rso1a % tate Of said deceased.
been colieetsd and turnsd into monsy; when and
vnsre ~ the ersditofs and hsirs Of said deceased
AEe nooesd 10 attend. lat the OrDhana' OouFt OF
Washirgton county asofsseidp vita their claims
yeoHexty yo1ehe6 or ths{ m4Y berwiss b. IaV Do
sxcluasd from all benefit In sid deceased esfsts
yroyided oeDy Of this order be eubfishsd oncS
yesk for three weeks In the Evening Star preyious
% the saie 2lst dAy Of November, 1868
Test: 2. q. ROBBINS,
oe SrlaWN1 Fighter Of win
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04

~ The surest way to prevail on young
them you would rather see them in their graves.
and twelve months will not elapse before their
Daby viii pass you twice day in willow
wagon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04
TRIISKMAR No.

Completely and entirely ersdisatss al tr.n.. -,
csofas.s tSr which Copaya and OubebS have
sAs health Of . vast portion OF the poSulafioa1
r.,.. :TRI1e1AAR No. 3, -
TOT 81 Impurities of ths system a Hei - Hte
swmptoms. obviating the destructive use Of Msr.
%b;. M zen - other deletsrious Ingredients. ssd
sss%Sss (, .IEI.eEMAR Mes. and Arc aIis;
iass II sasss of smell, and Of Al nauseatins susI
Ssss 'elist t.eis vittsnt their @ beng sss
on sol a. N TN ea.ss 1t % seeh. orasos, 8,
nj aS e Il sss tiss ysss 49, ~ !. =
To- WI sissa,sy ~ vaaipssn. ahsn.sni, RcSa 60
1E:ss i N.s Yns ssst door, non ssops0s.
ittane: Dr. Bsrrev VII g .sesigt pf re-
ssseecr a 70 80; I::s.s:s so5
Rubliahed also By DR. ~ nSaaSsvtitsI.S. y
~ RsAeP5s ETY. snsssss.is4 P.ais. yf s1ass
3 ssss.s:S a1 ;aslos ssass s. E ee; S6S a.
Ezfg q -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04


q 1sj.as any .; III bid: hat a:sa loo
'i ao,.d Brig Cen. and ohiSf asSens
PRVP0sALs 1oR ARMY TRANSFORMATIONS.
o,ylos or .Hs Dspor ouAa,snxAsrEl. 4,
iii - i oo.
until u O'Clock m. on the 10Th day Of December,
81 the ~; ,..:s & snS 1885, <.
KoMst No l. From Forts LsavenwortA, Laramie,
and and Riley and other de1ots that may BE- estae
9 abort the q
ss.h 81 lsttues i deg NORTH, to say ross o. sss-
S:is.:S i;ss .ns Gan
,0aath 81 !.ti,ude = deg possa .pd east e lonfi'
To- q &. 1:
per r0 pounds for 100 miles. at which they win
April to ssptem bsr, inclusive, Of the years 1854
Rode No. O. From Forts Lesvsn worth Ana Riley
In ths State Sf Kansas. aud the town of Kansas In
the State o. to any Po.ss Or The.
ass: north, .dr..ins suppii:: rom Fort Ls:7sa.
TIM G siss
a T. s Sess s nse' or fs
70" mil IT which they VIII tran.pors said stores
sss e' Of the se.ss 1857
Rows No 5: From Fort Onion, or sueh other de-
any RS ' &
Ar.sons and State of Texas west Of longitude 1906
Eidcers to state the rate Der 100 pounds for 100
miles At which they viii transport said stores in
each Of tie month"; from June ne to November, in
The wesht to be trans ported each year will not
o.
No additional Pc. esntssss VII b paid for the
! shinsl les or any other stores.
Bicdt RS must give their names in ful, as well IS
| residence
be accompanied By bond in the sum Of ten hous-
awarded for Il route ntioned 10 the proposal to
and entered nto ana GOOD and sun eient security
M b. said gFs in with shs
The AMOUNT of bonds required will be as f.tlors
On Route 10, s sSS SO
Satisfactory svie .nce Of tho loyalty ant ;olvsasy
Of each bidder and psrssn offered ., security viii
Pr poasls must be endorsed :. Proposals TOR Army
| Ira sportatior on Routes Nos. ,. or3"as the
BE- ana o. an s
'1 Fsrtiss to whom awards are made must be pre-.
pared 10 execute contracts .! TO give the
required bonds for the faithful performance Of the
ooptracts win be m.de b,eet to the approval Of
70 as I'll oS t g
Contractors must be in readiness for service 6y
a BE- n ED
:1d sa
may be Communicated With prom and Issaiiy.'
! ocso I'd Major an d ousrtermss er.
/ PRoPosALs FOR hay, STRAW. AND GRAIN
ASSISTANT QuARrERxAsrERs orr1c.,J
YVES 90 5or 5eto5s a* issR I'd
R:ss.s r. Ss;:
Geysrpment Wharvss IN this city.
should state the aasnsits nc q sses alss
PToPoaas viii Sc Isesivsd ios ave Is Il Is coo)
tsIsst Of the Government to contract Tor : less
All grain to be put up in good sscts. Of about
two ~ bushels sssh which are to be furnished 1t
the cost oftAe contractor.
AND md .1 's b. sab
ret to rigid inspections By the Government In
Contrasts Will be awarded from time to time to
iovess responsibis bidders. = the interests Of
81 under nd
Pssnsnt to BE- msde At the som plet.sss q the
osptsin and Assistant ouartsrmaatsr, o. a.
pROPosALs 10R COAL AND WOOD.
sHxArs or TIKI UNIFIED STATES. }
Waahin gton. October ii, 1885,
6EALIp PROPOSALS will be rseetyed ct this ONCE
81 q tie o.. y
the Senate Wing Of the CAPITOL, Of four hundred
TS,s :gs o & 5ss.: t; e
ga T.
6. 81 81 ooxno OF
Also, proposals. for like ehAfaetsr NH 30 received
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04

HIGHLY csHSRXfRlTBD
COMPOUND
FLUID ExTRACT BUoHU
A POSITIVE
sPEOIFIo REMEDY
No~-Rstsnttos os lmeo~sssesos o. uytnA Arass
Non, insasssaties o. uIeeratios Of As BgSd-
ssr s"d Kidneys, Diseases Of ta< Prss-
trate Gland, Stone in ns Bladder.
Oalc0oxs 6raDsl Or Brill
Dast Dsposs snd
AGeos0 ~ ks1ky Discharge, asA az Dssss.es -
A6sesto"s ef as BLADDER ass Ksdaey.,
awd Dropseal Sscslss~os, esistsns
n Mem, Women or CAsldrsm.
HELHBOLDsS EXTRACT DECHU.
For Weakness arising from 1xsssses. Eabits Of pss,
sipation, attended with the following symptoms.
IndispoEition to xxsrtion. Loss Of Power
Loa OF Aenory. Dimeulty Of Breathing,
weak Nerves, Trsm bling, Horror OF
Disease ,Dimness Of Vision, Wake
fulness. Pain In the Back,
Enivsraal Lassit1ds Of the
Muscular System, Hot
.. Hands, Flushing Of
the body, Dry
ness Of the
Skin.
lRUPTIoHs ON TIN FAol.
PALLID cOUNfENANCR.
These symptoms, II allowed to 90 on, which ,Ass
medicine invariably removes, soon follows n
tuity, Epileptie Pits, In one Of which the
patient may expire. Who can say that
they are not frequently followed By
those Dirsful Diseases" IN.
SANITY And oONsUMP.
TON. Many are aware
OF the cause Of their
suffering, but none
viii confess.
The
records
Of the In
sane Asylums
and the Melan.
eholy Deaths By Con
sumption. bear amplsw.
ness to the truth Of the
ssrtisp. The constitution 90
fected with Organic Weakness. re-
auires the aid Of medicine to Strengthen
and 1nvigorate the System, whiok HlLx.
BOLDT EXTRACT BUOHU INVARIABLY noro
FLUID EXTRlCT sARsAPARILka,
purifying
the blood. 10
moves all diseases
arising from exoesses
and imprudenee in Life,
chronic constitutional dis
eases arising from IN impure
state Of the blood, and the only rslIs.
Bile and efectual known remedy or II.
cure Of Serofula. scald Head, Salt
Rhsum, Pains and swsllinss Of
the Bones, alterations Of the
Throat andLess, BloteAss,
Pimples on the 1aes,
letter. 1rysipelas,
and al sesly
sruptions
Of the
akin.
rilA ssdsd TO pint OF water ID equal 70 the IIh.o
Diet Drink, and one bottle Ia fully equal 70 ssHo.
Of the Syrup Of Sarsayarins or the Dseostio. n
usually made.
p0TH1s1 EXTRACTS HAVE BluN Apx1-.
TED 70 Usl IN TH1 UNITED STATES Amy.
and are also In very general use in al the srATi
HOSPITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY INST.
TUTI0NS throughout the Land, ~ wen a IN MI.
vats praetieas, and are considered q fnyslushls
remedies.
ess MEDICAL PAoPEl1Iss OF Buoxv.
From Dtspensstosy 81 Ae UsissS Stsssa \
Bee Professor DIwIEs' valuable WORKS o,<,s
Practice Of Physie.
Bee rsmarks made By the late oslsAe>N.A n,
RHYeIC, Philadelphia.
Bee remarks made By DR.. 1PHRAIN Napov
ILL, celebrated Physician, and Member Of TIA
Royal College Of Surgeons, Ireland, and pubnshea
in the transactions Of the King and Queen Jour
nal
Bee Msdieo Chirursical Review, publisa.a :,
BENJAMIN TRAVERS. Fellow Of lsysl ool,a.s
Of Surgeons.
Be most Of the late Standard Works Of Nsds~s>a
PRICES.
1xtrsst Buehu, q Per bottle, or nix Tor o.
Extract sarsaparila, 81 per bottle, or nix for a
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NV 1oak

STEAMSHIP LINE,
1zsHiNa7oN "a aE o1s row 1 B. z
~ sSt J! SS 5SS 91s:
gkS a: e;: ~ 4 AZ. * . s.s
99scrsstovn. and Pisf u. foot Of Wan street. Hss
Tor ''''''i '$51Isss =. ;l1 !, s,.s.
.-. II; '4 VA ss !.:.:s' ;;:;::
Reors AND sHo1s 70 s0IF nm 71x7s.
s1d tHO1s sad ecn1tsntly Tsssivin1 TT 3. s9o1s
scla e g nask lever ,sies tisa iss Ssss
sefssoIors ehasssd IN this dty Tor mlsl iafSriSS
= iS:E:o.. !. x.as q !SoTs .aa sHoas .s zas.su
81 .ss:s e s.: "a soSs .;:: g
s:Eur es11r1SIa 9 laoTa11.
w. :. gors MoTHINa. = :.
Boys saa LSl o ts5i HhtssSa5ss 3; q
ars nd xs:r fo = t,s gsss:ns
i. WALL, 6T1PH1NS & co..
SS0 Psaasylania Avenue, bstwes. s
ME- CALL THHATTENTION Of Purch,s.r, 1
PIAKOSORfEs,fr from. the most csiebrs tsdEa
1Sctorles, such as StsinWay d Sons andlI1xYV
Haven Bacon which We are selltng 1t the lovs.t
tactory prices. We have also ON haad Q fevaeonrd
'as ''s 5ossa 3, nth I. G. saa faaa
A PPLETON,s o. S. POSTAL GUIDE; aont.,.
A Ing the chief Regulations Of the Poat nGn
fna con- plste hst Of Post Ofic es throughout a..
, Lever Fruit and Thorn Pieces. By Jean Paul.
Excpr ,oss. By a. B. Thoreeu.a Slg Il
Maike Fsolnsutar Cam paien In yireipis q, a
9 st ss and Lscturss.I BsfHSedsl PhiiIips.
er:eG.t BY Capt. Wayne Reid. 81 cents.
TsH1ss 20 70 NOTIFY ,EUgLSis o. ~.
- g stmy .ess sn gFslared e ~ tine
. ssssss - siSas SfXAa2xs sS
...,as csrnsr q sska "a osshsdsai -
aaf N-ensts sssse@-s Is 6ilfimors. "a
RIfoRTEOi THE BNGIN1FR AND' ! arTL7-
- iery Opsrettone Of the Army Of the Potonae I
Om its organization to the close tbs Peninsnisr
Gam mphh I II gsn,B4EnArd. Chief Rms hesF, and
In ~ BIZ OF Arti!aefy Vol. iuusratsd
j Sn .e log; want alI . know tnaes1sy a.
SsvenX Hsssef .Viothtnk. q lower prices, g GA
ssss' NAN elsewhere. jyN-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04
BOTANIC RIMlDY
,AaUE AND FEVER,
WARRANTED PR0MfT AND EFEsc-


This valuable medicine 10 purely vesstabls II Jig
o0mpot ton. contains arsenic, copper OF o!neI
dan eerous ntneral and 10 free from tne inJuiioos
,quipins and bark. Price Sl.5o Per bottle. Tor
! '''' I9HARLls sroTT, s1s p, Az: :.
n - D. B. OLARk1,lxst and Pa AZ. :
" y 1MIM1GLE, 18th st. ana ra. iN3 =. 1
: 4 OTAO B0eW1LL It'll at. and MMyiand Az,
WAIL 11sSHH pI9of , SsPi snd F IT.,
--- $500 w. = Hashington DO
h. 3. +. CIssEL., All d
1913 JAyaGIO. II. s0TH9nK sor.s.ovp. D. q. {
~ Wholesale lruggi.t,
- SOC Harriet street .p PnilPs fopPissc
AsssH poILIHs = CPS
e PHILADELPHIA 80 Cd
DRAu6H1 ALE AND POh1Eh- =
lam nov feeeivips l,rgs suaptitiss q nRAUeH1
All and PORSlR from this osletfstsd Brewery,
ivAich Om 1sspaesa . fnrniah on shoet notice TO
an psfsons who Win favor me with tAstr ordsfs 4
aatisfAoti0n guaranteed. a s. p re- ~ -
2 0Tdsns Owes = nyArJysrs WIN b promptly q.
sooas Ss,ivsrsd 81 ysrsyo wasasas,os ..a
asors etuWns ffss 81 shAEse fassa e. -
sEwna-essA n lSlieW1 SO eaa -
-. d ssss 1ILUY u. 1HIMH, Aeena. =
Is UhSsn Dasjias 0Nn. 81 0eosa q,
- ~ 0sorsstow1. D. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04
FIRST ......
NATIONAL HABK or WAsHIH0fONs

~ This BAHK, Organised under the HAtsonA
BANKING Law Of the les. Congress, 10 opened this
day for the transae<ioa Of bus inesa As the oofnsH
Of fifteenth and = streets, eppoaits ffsasury y
partmsnt. n. p. COOKE. Pfssioent:
WH A. HuHrrHoY0u, Cashier. - 9l-n
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PR11pnSALa-
pRoPoeALs 1oR q on rs.

OalxY ouAKfI1hAergae Oyyfoe
w..,,, lsses q y Wa,hirsion,
gaiIED Ploros1Ls win 30 received :. thIs once
2; sntl oNkspAI. the ,lth day Of November, At
Hasss.. q sSs ieosns r sa
,. ARTILLERY.
$50 asea and one half to s, si1ssss S ison
sien. between ave aad eight years Of age. of dtrk
a;s fn i III .:.s sr 81 Il: E sss
The full name and Post ONCE address Of the bid
i made IN al Tie ns%s Of ar tn. name,
az y ss sA Vi. p.r:
AID s f.r ,ss. +: ~; 81
from seful bidders Sc fore sisnius Contrast
ss.s.e s;s
Wassins tcn - . and ), should be plairly marked
Bon1s equal in amount to half the sum to be re-
and TWO tespogsioie seeuritsea. win b required Of
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
Eisnss FOR bonds can Be procure d upon appHea-
,ion hsins mace ct this ONCE, either personally,
no!.ssss ~ aSi.a hi.
not conforming to the specifications WIN be 70.
30 Mares win be received.
The Horses must ba delivered In this city within
Payment TO Sc made apon the som ,.sti on Of tn.
cont act or 20 soon thereafter as the Chief Quar-
These Horses viii be awarded in lots Of $3.50 two
nuntr and MY each unless lee the Chsf 2a.Gssr
sish 1s'sas an, Ibid. "a e SS ST. ;os
nostd Brig. Gen. and ohief aa.rsssms,ssr.
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AssoRrMENr AND VARIETY
ANY STOCK IN THIS o1rY.
Our CONTRACTS
TIM LARGEST PAoKIBs
sTATEs OF MAINE AND NEW J1RsIY
Unable Us TO oFFIR
HERMETICALLY-SEA
MEATS,
POULTRY,
VEGETABLES,
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BALfI.
noRH MARKET PRICES,
BoRDEN's CONDENSED MILK
constantly on hand.
BEING soLH AGENTS
nrssRs. FRANK B1NINes
BOTTLED WINES AND
HOMESTEAD RYE
HARVEST BOURBON,
WHEAT NUTRIENT,
GOLD MEDAL MADEIRA.
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RIP VAN WINKLE GIN,
VAN TASSELL AROMATIC SCHNAPPs,
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81 gy1 0Q: want al 70 know tnsf they 90
seventh street, than elsSvhsre 4. ~ n 80
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MILITARY SUBSTITUTES.

OUB0TITUT1e' H1ADQUARTlR0 -The hiRh-
- cat prices win be paid for 50 BeTITUT16 foI
DRAHT1D men,. Those In want Of gubstitutes win
sence and Real 1state Once, no. ai1 Ninth st..
near Pennsylvania avenue.
"a io.N n. H. MILLER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04

~ iery .Opsretions Of the Army OF tke Poton,.n
y: Orsnns1ion to the Gloss. fths Psninsuisr
Gen BiESy, ukief Of zrffiisry Vol iIIS ~. va
cs5i ~ Plan, GO. eiseSs.,r,s.I.I
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srHIs. - 70 aa0TIJ1 ,EUgL11S s01 rT1
and Of hort notices I'll kind1 ofV16dXS =. Hmss
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-06
Ehe Negro Soldier Experiment.
REASONS FOR ITS PROBABLE FAILURE

New ORLEANS, Oct. 15.-To sum up the
contraband question, will give a state
ment of facts and very few observations.
In Gen. Grants department there are
fifteen regiments organized, which num-
Der, in the aggregate, nine thousand five
hundred men.
In Gen. Banks department there are
about twenty-four organized regiments,
and four or five under way. A regiment
in this department means five hundred
men, which is the present maximum for
colored regiments The whole number
here, in all the regiments, is about thirteen
thousand, which would make the number
of colored troops on the Mississippi, twen-
ty-two thousand five hundred.
The recruiting of these troops in Gen.
Grants department is nearly at an end.
Until some new vein is opened, nothing of
consequence can be done in this line. In
this department the recruiting is better,
although there is not so wide a license
given. In Grants department the orders
are to take all negroes who are able to