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SPECIMENS.

NEW GALLERY
Abou, the Isl Of September the VERMONT
GALLERY OF ART will be removed 70 the
store now occupied hv :. : Brown. as a crockery
store The whole will he remodeled, and furnished
with every convenience known to the Art making by
far the largest, most convenient and hest furnished
PBoToGR4PHIyG ESTABLISHMENT in the
state.
June >. 4 =. ST. LIS
THE SIGHT. THE SIGHT. EsIGHT
.
4 N,r- di,eorsry for n, Pr,'srratioH Of fA' Ey''
The Perisecpic
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES,
INVENTED AND PATENTED BIT
Ma. LASerox. Of the Manchester Eye Inhrmary.
/ THESE lenses do not in anything resemble those
| that have come hitherto before the public, they
are Ground on an entire new principle, having All
concave surfaces, however high or low the focus
may he required. and are ground and adapted nY
himself for each separately and by the appuca-
tion Of
THE OCULOSC SCOPE.
An instrument invented by Mr. L., he is en- bled,
With the most unerring accuracy to discover the
glasses which are required, thus making the mo-,
minute particle Of light available he IL enabled 20 suit
the mo-t imperfect sight scientifically and correctly
The advantage. of the Periscopic lenses are SC
manifold that Il is impossible to describe them IN N
advertisement hut may say here. by their ard al
: the light RAYS are made TO converge IN one small
focus. The Light i made 70 impinge 90 one ~,
The centre Of the Cornea helping the impaired retins
in its Office.
None Need Despair All can Find Help
Bv the use Of these Spectscles aged persons arr
enabled perform the most minute work either ,.
daV or artificial light. without feeling that sense o
fatigue which generally follows when using wrongly
adauted spectacles. These glasses need never o
cbap-ed viii lat lifetime, never scratched, an
are not easily broken They being pebbles are no
non-conductors, they do not heat re eyes, ~, O
the contrary keep them always coo-.
) Ill Kinds Of Tinted Glasses
1 Mr.. L. has with him large and most eomplet
stack-he keeps ever thing pertaining TO MS pro
A fession.
= -s-These lenses be adapted 20 any frame e
LAKE HOUSE. BURLINGTON.
= NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
TICKETS 10 all points WEST by Rail Road, OF y
g. / FrRsT Class PAssESskR SrrAsKns, on
Lake Ontario.
Lake Huron.
and Lake Michigan,
:. OF ~ Rail to
70 LAKE HURON
\. and thence hy steamer. can be procured al Nc
= American Hotel Block. Burlington, VI.
n. {. ROWE. Agent
juno 9th. dsrti
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The United States Five-Twenty Loan,
Are prepared 10 furnish the
UNITED STATES FH'E-TWENTT IE.R
SIX PER CENT BONDS
direct from the Government AT PAR.
= on and after July l,t f's Yr'ri''gs IF cont 'r'-
tug Lsgli T,udsr Vote, info fAs rs7rsny BoHd ~
p4- t-ig r.as, Parties wishing To secure United
State Bond AT PAR, paying
SIX PER CENT INTEREST N GOLD.
should send in their orders before that time
We also keep on hand constant supply Of all
classc. u Government Securities for slle at the low
est market rates.
Is 81 Trsas.rg Nof's-
L. s. per cent Bond, OF ISL.
q. :. On, T,r csrnfoa',' OF Isd,btsdH''',
81, Sc, -.
FISK & HATCH.
p vol street, NEH-TORE
March 3D. daw3moss
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MAN MOOD:
NOW LOST: now RESTORED!

In.t Published in Sealot Envelope. Price Cents
4 Lecture on the Nature. Treatment and hadlea
Curc Of Spermatorrhoa ur seminal Weakness IN
A. rntarv Emissions sexual Debility, and lmpedi
rnenf. 10 Marriage generally Nervousne.s '"n
.1rnrti.n. Fpiiep-, and Fit; Mental and Physiea
RoFr r. CTLVFR1E n. T.. Author II the
fs-.en Boos 81
sent uu,icr zeal in plain envelope 20 any addIes,
,a.f ,.,d on receipt Of tx cents, o. two postage
-tainps. hy IN II. j. -; n L. LIZ -
III ss, dau3moss
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DECEIVED this day a New Article # corscts
IL Extra Nice Quality. Also, New skirts ~ pc
'''4 EDWARD BARLOWS.
June 18th. 1855. DIR
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BUT We
II - = L L /
..-Tsc--.-
Isbccycr ~ Wilson
SEWING MACHINE.
making the celebrated
81 &C II r l Y & VI

,tiLa ON both side. Of the cloth, and that wN not
- tbou.b every fourth stitch be cut, We recon-
mend tbis weIi known machine for the following
qualitie-
Ii P.rf.efion Of Stif-i. Il makes the lock stitch
-, az, b.th sides OF the cloth-which will not mp
~ r,vel-leaves no ridge on the under SIDE To wear
- ,rr off-suf uses Tess thread, by from third U
half than ans other stitch
md Rapid,fy Five sttche. arc made 20 -, ca.
trssd and ONf.THOI SAND STiIt HEn
NIINI-TE With ease. making a full yard Of seam .
minute with this surprising rapidity, the e1'e ~
n, notion Is unsurpassed
ard. simplicity. The working parts are few, easl :
IL adiustabe and kept ia order with the greatest
itb D-r.Liffg. With ordinary care one VIII last
. 10 nm. Thousands Of these machines have been
in constant use five and six years and are sun a.
,,f a, per- One will outlast dozen Of the eheap
er machines ct other patents
-,b ,f.s,raf ssTsisney. The Wheeler and Wilson
machine ,rH sslf anything from the lishtest musllns
- IN. heaviest cloth or even leather II Worh-
ee,r,ri, we'll urpn silk linen, wooden and cotton
goods
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June
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-26
Wen and Boys Clothing,
WATCHES.


nF every style. both Gold and Silver, for lsdis'
and Gents. which We will sell ~ reduced prices
BRINSMAID & HILDRErH.
June ., IsJ3.
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NEW NoRS, june -.
Gold sold to-day at li5i-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-27
Il A x $ A L e.
Ts.AsuRsR's OFFICE MusoAr1NE Co., IswA,
l1ry NJ Nnx IL INK.

TRRAsuRsR's OFFICE MrsCAr1NE Co., Iowa,
CRY OF MuscATINE, Nov. 10, 1853. J
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON THE
~ First Monday Of January. A. D. 1854, ct ten
Of Muscane and state of Iowa In t.e foowin list,
which the for the year 1852 and previous years
have been paid will be sold at the Court House. in
the city of Muscatns said county, for the payment
of tho Taxes and Costs thereon, pursuant to
law. E1
The of advertising each tract 10 added into the
column Of fxurss under the head of Total.
B. DARLINGTON, -...--.
Treasurer of Muscstins County.
Evening star., 1863-05-13
CLOTHING, kc.
r7 THI oLoTHITRs or TIN pIsTRIOTI

n, THE oLoTHIERs or .TH1 DIsTRIoTi
+ 70 undersigned would most respectfully inform
his friends, and the Trade generally that he is nov
prepared 70 offer oss Of the finest sprins Ssosks Q
READYKADE CLOTHING
ever offered in this eity He assures those IN wans
Of stock that they win do well to give him eaai
Respectfully. 3. H1K7bAH0,
Ne. . Nsrkst Space, next to corner OF
a Baltimo1s street.
Baltin,ore March. Is6s. mar g Inn
nURRAH HOR sAITHii
"A 400 sHvENTH STREET.
He IL selling Immense Bargains IN
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS.
HATS, GAPS. 30, 30.
For few days more We win 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
oiothins-460 ssventh street, two doors above
Bruce 4 Cos. yH. SMITH, OlotAisr,
No. l60 Seventh stxsst,
mar II and corner 9th st. ana Pa. Az.
GREAT DIoLINB IN aoLDi
In order to reduce our present stock va have
and are no . selling of at rapid rates.
The people 6nd that 3..-es. .N =
J. BRUCE 4 CO.'S
Il the place to buy
GOOD CLOTHING o.
Low kArEs,
Call and secure some Of the Great Bargains nov
offered At No. 46A sEVENTH sTRIET, two doors
below Smiths. J. BRUCE L co.,
mar II Jlothiers, 464 Seventh st., near p.
nIsOHAR6ED SOLDIERS
II are al invited to cell at
6MITH H'e,
No. $50 eIyHx1H ef1zl9,
Opposits City Pest QEs,
and get their
CLOTHINH
AT LESS THAN NEW YORK 'pR1oss
Soldiers can rely on Fair r,e.line AZ
SMITHS
No. AGO SIVEN' On srprrr
oORNhh 2of'. sTRxlr AND PA. Ay.
msrl7
Evening star., 1863-05-13

PIGEON FEATHERS AND TEDIOUS DYING
In one OF the rural districts Of Massachusetts
Hyesa little, weazen.faced, antique man, Of
remarkable lingual Developments. This old
man, though near a railroad junction, neve.
set foot in a rail car, >0r was more than fifty
miles from home. It can hardly be wonderful
that he is somewhat superstitious. In conver.
sation, recently, relative to a sick neighbor,
whose death had been daily and hourly ex-
pecie.i, he thus sagely delivered himself: II
don't believe but what that sick man has pigeon
feathers IN his bed, for they say whoe yer sleeps
on pigeon feathers never'll die. There was old
Miss -, that lived along several years after
the doctors had given her up. For long time
she kept her hand going pit-a pat on her breast,
gust like f1uttering pigeons wing When her
fr lends were all tired out tending her. and won.
defed what made her live on so, q stranger, hear
'trg Of the case came into tho house ana asked it
there was any rr.sseon feathers around here
Her relatives were great hunters aIa caught
swarms Of pigeons, and Of course they saved
the feathers and made use OF them. and had
a pigeon feather pillow between the upper and
under bed. By just pulling out this pillow the
old woman dropped quietly away in ffteeu
minutes. So there must be something sal yating o
in feathers" Went this initiate tae feattpI
marketl Ifso. there is chance far fortune
says the Springfield Republican,
Evening star., 1863-05-13
1861 THA 1868
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
~ e.

xss1k- Sszs1ESE " 10y ~ ss2esxz9k 2x9k
is FIRST. r.oEtss 1zI'e 4 kcgFf sgSHH:e''onD
,ro,. sgEFp, gsF1 SAEETHy All yzSD ooaEekFiA 49,
BAGGAGE CHECKED rHRoHsH o- - .os-
rIMKbsIeh11 TIKbs RA1tE T5 FSAFEs FfF4gBSFe, gB9F
CLOSE oossTcf1oss fnS # ssss At kHinxkRR1sBuse
NORTHERN M cERTR1h t5s1hs an 'ss RAILROAD,
THE GREAT AZ d&aFRx1L 5faaHrRx Rour.
WARRINGTON isIn HNb BALTIMORE
WEST. NoRrHWEsT, AND SOUTHWEST.
the Northern Central Railroad Company northeast
corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street.
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING AND SALOON 6StNi oAks ON ALL TRAINS
FROM WASHINGTON.
,rf,n. H n tafs the tS ana 80
and % On the Rail
road and arrive in Harrisburg at p m. and l35
on the Gsns
all parts Of the West.
BY this route 1 1!teights Of all dsscriRtiops can bs
o fnans n
Iowa, or Missouri, 5y Railroad direct
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad also connects
be Forwarded to any port on the Ohio. Muskingum,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Missis
Red Rivers; and at Cleveland, Sandusky, and Chi.
ca&o with steamers to all Northwestern Lakes.
Merch ants and shippers entrusting the transpor
tation of their Freight to this Company can rely
with confidence on its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FRE1GHT to and from any point
In the West, by the Pennsylyania Central Railroad
sys at all times as Jarorabs as eAargsd BY otAs
Railroad C0napaxtks.
~ Be particular to mark packages "via Penna
Central R.R"
WM. BROWN, Ag't Northern Central r. r.,
No. so North street, Baltimore,
lN0CH LEWIS, Gen1 superintendent, Altona, Pa.
i. L. HQUPT, GenI Ticket Agent, PhiladelphiA.
d. a, HOUSTON, General FREIGHT Agent. Phila-
delphis. Jan 2ly,r
Evening star., 1863-05-13
u UARTEkm AsTE ER q EN- ERALS OFFICE.

q UAsTEkmAsTER ER EN- ERALS OFFICE.
WASHINGTON CRY, March I9, 1863.
Owners OF steam vessels invited to send to the
Suartermastsr Generals Office tenders for their
charter sale.
Tenders should contain descriptions of the
Vessels, their dimensions, enrolled registered
tonnege, actual carrying capacity, material
whether eoppered, whether sids-wheei or pro.
peliers, whether iron or copper fastened size and
power OF 3 and boilers and should state the
charter with the estimated value of the vessel in
case OF loss, or In case the Government should
prefer to purchase instead Of cbartering.
Owners Of steam vessels already in the service Of
the ouartermsste DEPARTMENT are req nested to
make known to the Department any reduction in
their present rates which they may be willing to
willing to sell them
All sach tenders should be addre ssed TO the
Qusrternaster General of the United States at
Washington, and should DO endorsed Proposals
FOR charter OF sale of stssmers.'
When received, they will be considered, and the
Department will endeavor to reduce the heavy
expense attending army transportation upou the
OCEAN and tidewsters, by substituting. wherever it
ssh DO 80, cheaper vessels OF equal capacity for
4hese Now employed. NJ @ MErGS
q 3rn Quartermaster General
Evening star., 1863-05-13
DRoposALs FOR HAY, STRAW, AND GRAIN
ASSISTANT QUARfERMAsrER's OFFiDE,
Forage Department, Cor. g and 21d streets,
WARRINGTON ID q Apri} 10 1890 I


Forage Department, Cor, G and 29d streets, !
WASHINGTON, d. a., April Is. 1868
WRITTEN PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
this Depot to be delivered at the Railroad Depot,
or I Istany OF the e9vernme1t Shs.ves in this city
signed, and they should state the quantity OF
each article offered, also the prize and the date
Proposals will be resolved for ave thousand
i5o0) bushels of Corn Oats and dfty 1907 tons of
Hay or Straw and upwards. unless Il should be for
the Interest OF the Government to contract for
less amount.
All grain to be put mp in good sacks, of about two
cost f the contractor.
The Hay and Straw to be securely baIsd,
Ali Grain and Hay offered 70 be subject to . rigid
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidders as the nters sts OF
required for the faithful fullment Of any contract
made under this advertisement.
Payment to be made at the compilation Of the
contract 8. L. BROWN,
ap H-Sm Captain and A. O. NJ U 8. A.
Evening star., 1863-05-13
SEoRET DISEASES SECRET DISEASES II

SECRET DIsEAsEsl SECRET DIsEAsEsn
SAMARITAN'S GIFT!
SAHARITANS GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
eosoRRH9GzA GIEET Ff.liszs sTsIdTuREs ea5sI 81
T,. osls@ @ &. Rss S e & - IaS:. & e kssa e.,s:
amy IMP and VIII not in
TO
in twenty four hours Prepared by graduate
OF the Of cssm, Ct the
NO EXPOSURE. NO TROUBLE, NO CHANGE WHATEVER.
Let those hose Who have dss0aifed Of getting cured
'''i GUY :" SsaaMARITANs GIFT.
Sent by mail in plain envelope.
Price-Maie packages So. Female, S3.
st9Hp sIsSP sSEEs 5g121R fsH2aas
soALNSsb Nsbs.I R3ILs 6,sK. sXsHIIIs q Oh VI
sAMARITAN'S RooT AND HERB JUICES
svp 9HsEsd az the pS9ic e positivs cure
MARlTANs Root AND HERS juice, 'fs IS sH The
most pote MT, certain and eectual remedy ever pre-
and permanent. Take then OF this purifying RENE.
sr TRGs po h6G in after
MEkB the
S every ysstiss Ct ngnrtsisMs s from the
FEMALESl FEMALESu
In many affections with which numbers OF Fe.
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES is
most happily adapted, in liberated UteSgs, in
Debility, and for all complaints incident to the sex
sent By express. Price 81 bottle, or bottles
sAMARITAN's CHANCRE WASH.
Price % cents. Full directions.
DESMOND d Co., Box ISL Philadelphis Post
Sold Sold by s. CALVERT FORD, rner Of 1,th and
Pa. avenue.
HENRY COOK, Alexandria. may6-tr
Evening star., 1863-05-13
THE EVENING STAR.

SHE DIDN'T UNDERSTAND HYM.-One OF the
boys writing from Camp Bliss, out in Missouri,
30 the st. Louis Republican, gets OF the follow
ing good one:
Quite An amusing incident happened to a
lieot-n of the division few days ago. The
said lie utenant is well educated and OF i'm
mense poiitene.s, especially TO ladies; and in
his present banished rituRtioA, not having
many opportunities Of paying his devoirs to the
fair sex, is, OF course, the more attentive when
an opportunity does occur. This much by way
Of preface; now to the story. An officer
stopped at house where the Lieutenant re.
ferrcd TO had taken dinner the day before, and
the lady of the house inquired If ne knew Lieu
tenant +. Yes maiAm: why do YOU ask -
/" What kind Of q man Is he ~ asked the lady.
" One OF the poiitest men in the army, madam;
. perfect gentleman" was the answer. :. Well,
I think he puts on heap Of style" "MRdam
] ann surprised to hear that you don't like
Lieutenant The is very popular with the
ladies-a general favorite in fact" "Weil,
don't like the way he talked to me-" +" There
must be a mistake somewhere, madam, what
did he say !" "Why, ] believe he tried to
loiackguard me-" "Impossible: Madam l
can't believe for Q moment that lieutenant T.
would do any ything Of that kind he Is the pink
OF pclitenessn al don't care II he IL he tried
to hlackguard me-" a What did he say ~ Here
a pert miss of sixteen mostly feet and ankles;
put in: - Nam, tell him what the man said 1
don't b lieye he was 4 irwin to blackgaard, but
mam's sich fool" swell, il must tell, after
eo,n' over all the big words he could think of,
he seked me- hat scds tA~ State Of my nrtirity p
and if that amt blackguardin', don't know it
when hear it,.
Evening star., 1863-05-13

RATIONAL LOAN.
TIN NEW
SIX PER CENT. BOMBS
Of the
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
TW1NTY YEARS FROM DATE.
c1 afsss Five Years, at Option Of the Govsrnlnsaa
THE COUPON BONDS,
In Sums Of
YI1rY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
FIVE HUNDRED DoLLARe.
uNl THOUSAND DOLLARS.
sHE REGISTERED BONDS,
. In sums Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
oNl HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
oNH THOUSAND DOLLARS,
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
TIN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
xEyNREsT COMMENCING AT DATH or PEE.
AID PAYABLE sKMI- ANNUALLY
IN GOLD.
These BONDS are the
GHzAfEET GOVERNMENT EHCUHITY
nov In the market,
Fhs Interest 1T present price of coin bsins sauiv
Alsnt to PER CENT. in currency.
FOB SALE BY
JAY COOKE g. co..
BANKERS,
kS2 IIFTEENTH STREET,
DEALERS II
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES,
oERrIFI0ArsA,
GRlY AND NAVY VOUOHERY,
COIN, CURRENCY AND Bx0HANG1
Evening star., 1863-05-13
TRAvELERs' DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROA'

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROA- =
~ 6 q
On and sfser Monday, April ., lses, Tw
THALEs vii . M run ssssyss1 MAsH!F s.5
WARRINGTON and HARpERT PT :yV between
follows. A6f1MOkh, -
syn s.ys W.sbinxton st & and FORK & BOSTON.
$50 Q. m. AfsA. m. and and
On Sundays as s1p. N -
FOR b .1adT.
Leave At ess, and ALffMoR1.
FOR Az .. N. and and 90 ,. m. only.
Leave wash. PARTS OF THE WEST.
,. n. On Sur Astcn at Sc .: N. and 5, and go
YoK VI days at 8 and 80 p. m. only
LeaveP ASHlNGToN AND TIL sogTH.
O. n. ar .astimcre for Washington at 40, and 10
Il $50 and 8 ,. N.
Il FOB ANNAPOLIS.
ave Baltimore at .. m and 8 p. n.
kssAve WsAhins ton at .. m. and 8 p. m.
no train fof Annapolis on Sundays.
The third and fourth trains only from Baltimore
and the frst and ffsA trains from WashinEt on stop
! at way points. W.P. SMITH,
Master Of Transportation.
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent. ap N-f
Evening star., 1863-05-13
PROPOSALS.
0RcPosALs ron pRIcKs. !
prrA.rnrsr or rnE Isrra,os. !,

prPAafHExr' or rHE I0TERIoR,(
. WasAtagicM, Mdy7 1853.
sxALRp rHCPosAts, WIN 6s resolved at this be.
pertmsnt until Monaay, the lssh instant. .. Il
O'Clock " for 70 600 hand made hard red bricks,
for the uLited States Capitol extension the de-,
livery Of the same 70 commence immediately on
the signing Of the contract knd 70 be continued as
the rate of not less than E,Da per month.
The Department reserves the rignt TO reject Any
or a the bids IL it considers il to the interest Of
tie Government to do 50.
The bids will be opened at u o'clock NJ. on the
18th instant n the presence CT such Of the bidders
- may ses proper to attend. -
60 JP USHER.
10Y &dtle Secrets Of the Interior,
Evening star., 1863-05-13
GAS FITTING, &c.

4 WI. r. HoyI 4 90. -
fARn Nov pfeeAred 70 execute any efdess vts8
Which tkey may b hyorsdl the
fLuhsIHe' GAS. or SsSs sTsEAA sIrfise busi'
- esors On Ninth street. few doorl sortA sf
Ilets assortnsnt af Oh ANDHLIE ERS ssd other Gas
1T14A md MATHR BIxTpR1e. San U-ly
GAS FIXTURES.
Mexs ~ esore, and arc daily faesivfaS, Gas
1IAIU1xc o. enurely New Patterns and DesiSaa
sec sais II snIesiSf n sTis % anything Asrsssfefs
Wenue @tafsns feaerally 10 cAlI snd eSanfno
our esoek of GAs and HAT1K YIXfCHIQ He3na
eonedsnt that us have eAs Sest esi~cte6 eeoon n
WAAhington
" Al Week In the shove line insrussea % oaP
0&re WIN be promptly attended 10. -
mar ST MY1Rs Au6HAN sr6 n s<r.>A
Evening star., 1863-05-13
DRoPOSALs FOR ALTEhING AND REPAIR
4 ING 1HE CITY HALL.

DEPARTMENT or TIE IxfERIoR,l
7WasAinssoH, Ray Z, 1853. (
6gALED RoPoSAIs. will be received At this De-
O'Clock for altering and epairing the prir rcipa
and upper stories OF the eastern half Of the 9 ity
Hall. .--eS
Plans and spscidcaeions may be seen at the of6ce
of the United States Marshal.
The bidders are requested to state the length Of
time they will REQUIRE to complete the work.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
oil the bids if 1t considers il to the interest Of
the Government 70 90 20.
The bids win be opened ct L. O'Clock H., on the
may gee proper to attend,
=. my dtleth Secretary ofthe 1nterioE,
Evening star., 1863-05-13

TRuSks' rRusKs,
TRUNKSI EA
Vsiifes and Travelling Bags in great va. <klTD
L. HKILBRUN cos.
Seventh 81, between ID and n
% n. I'M sos Seven U ndsr Odd Fellows Hall
Evening star., 1863-05-13
II n IL ~ a l. REV ENUE
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
All persons in business are hereby notified that
they required to make application TO the as
siBtant assessor of the district which they live
Eighth street west. near d north during the pres
ent Month AZ also all persons having uney ypIrsd
licences must renew them tor one year from May l.,
I552-only paying for that portion of the year be.
tween the OF their pres ent licences until
Tie names of the Assistants are as follows:
No. /, Geo G b Mitchell. for all the city west Of
Fifteenth street west. Office Fifteenth
street, one door south of avenue.
No.2. Thos. Marche, for all of the city between
eleventh. and Fifteenth streets west
Office ~ Eighth street for the present
No. s. Henry Lyles, all of the city between Seventh
and Eleventh streets vest. Office 44i
Eighth street. west.
No. 4. Il, Ferguson from Seventh street west to
Second street east. Office 57l Pennsylvania
No. 5. Geo Collard. all of the city east of Second
st east Once corner south and Fourth
streets east.
No. d. George H l.arcombe, all south and west of
city canal Oihce 9 st. south, near Thir-
teeDt and a half st. west.
No. 7. Chas.. D. WEIGH ali of Georgetown. Office
Fridge street, Mayors ofice
No. 5. De We're Burr, all of the county of Washing
once sIS sqa
It is desirable and earnestly requested that all
persons interested be prepared to ren:.era state
1852, when called on by the assistant assessor.
m6-1w Pm. PEARSON. Assessor for D g
ISLAND HALL GROCERY, LIQUOR, FRED
AND MARKET SORE
The subscribers beg leave to announce TO the
their Store viii the freshest aud best Articles in
the above named business, having purchased
whelly for cash which will enable them to sell ca
the most moderate terms, and they COZ hdently ask
my 7-2ws PEEWICK a 90
Evening star., 1863-05-13
Ia q a.
SPRING AND SUMNER SCHEDULE
OF TIE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

FROM WARRINGTON CITY,
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE
WEST, SOUTH AND NORTHWEST.
Making the Quickest Time. And the 0niy Route
City. With Less chaoses Of Oars than on any
FOUR DAILY TRAINS FROM WARRINGTON
maxim.
q. suna... 1t st s.lsA; .l; ~ and IN sr.xs s o.
meeting 1t s::, sIss 2hs wGsF aEsin from
frsin issyiss e
WITH l.ss .:1ss
9P.M.
ss EVz sS H9gH Ss5 sB
This is the Only Route by wkich Through Tickets or
Through Baggage Cheeks can be procured
in Washington.
Knights Latest Improved SLEEPING CARS. Of
the most superior finish attached to Night Trains.
THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
co5gxsrs D1ygoT hey1sy,5.E, GIN
HAUTE, ST LOUIS, CHICAGO
~wITH LRss CHANGES OF CARS THAN By ANY
OTHER RoUTE..H
~ SPECIAL Notice to Passengers for the West from
.ns
BY the baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAVE ONE
DOLLAR in the Through price, and have the priv
ilege of visiting Baltimore (if desired) without
additional charge.
R-C INJECTIONS at the Ohio River with CLEVE-
LAND d PITPSBURG, CENTRAL OHIO and
MARI eta 4 CINCINNATI RAILROADS.; and,
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 Washin hingten station.
W. P. SMITH. Master of Transportation
M COLE. General Ticket Agent ap 2l-tf