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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-16
old Metals Bought.

They dealing in and selling Aliens imprev-
ed Steam Guage, Wrought Iron Welded Pipes and
Tubing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Ma
chimes, Stephen Hughes Flour Separators, German
Boiling Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing,
Hose, &C, of the best kind; Tinpate, Sheet Iron
Block Tin, Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, FIRE
Brick.
They have every facility Of the best Machinery
and workmen, and will give all work entrusted to
them, their individual attention, filling orders
promptly, warranting their work, and are satisfied
with reasonable prices.
Rs Office and Sale Rooms, Foundry, Boiler-yard
Machine Shop Pine street, between First and
ect n | streets, Evansville, Ind dec7
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-16

GETTING OVER A DIFFIcULTY.-A class
which graduated not over thousand
years ago, embraced among its members
one Tom Elliott, an incorrigible wag,
who was not noted for any particular
and marked attention, to his studies.
Mathematics was particular object of
Toms disregard, and this cost him an
occasional jeu d esprit with the dry pro-
fessor of comics. On one occasion, the
professor, during the recitation, asked
Tom to explain the horizontal parallax
of the sun.
Tom replied, al don't know how"
But" said the professor, suppose
you were appointed by the government
TO ascertain it-what would you do"
I'd resign" gravely responded Tom
amid the convulsive laughter of the class
and even the professor actually perpetra-
ted a grin
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YOU'VE GIRLS ENTICED Orion Saturday
last six or eight young girls mysteriously dis
appeared from this city and Putnam. One OF
them fortunately left a note in her room, stating
that they were going in charge Of q captain to
the South, to act as nurses in a military hos
pital. The parents Of the young adventurous
were agonized with grief when they had dis
covered they had gone, and Immediately dis.
patched some gentlemen after them. BY last
evenings Columbus Express, we learn that
two girls, supposed to belong 70 the party, one
hailing from GAINESVILLE and the other from
Putnam, were arrested at the depot in that city
on Saturday afternoon, dressed in military ap-
parel. They had a large quantity of letters
from anonymous correspondents, who are in
the army, and, judging from the tenor Of the
communications and the actions Of the girls,
there is no doubt but what they were enticed
away from their comfortable homes by that 70.
mantle but decidedly injurious pleasure Of an
swering or inserting advertisements, headed
s,Wanted Correspondence" They had pur-
chased tickets for Cincinnati. Their exposure
appears to have been taken very hard by them,
and in reality they were on the way to join their
pretended lovers. The Express says they be-
haved very modestly, and appeared to be, as
they really are, highly respectable. These girls
are perfectly innocent, but most wofully delu-
ded. They will be returned to GAINESVILLE 1t is
earnest ly to be hoped that the others will also
be found and sent home before it is too late
GAINESVILLE Courier.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

BALTIMORK AND OHIO RAILROAD.
&0a "a
o. and after Tuesday, August II 1873, DAILY
T1AINS Will b. resumed between WASHIN0TON
en6 WILLING and PARKlRSBUR0, and six
between WARRINGTON and BALTIAOR1. -
S0R PHILADILPHIA, NIW YORK BOSTON.
Leave Washington ats and Ills .. n. and and
FOB BALTIMORl.
Leave at 10, and n.lS .. N. ana ), and I'D ,.
m. On Sundays at .. m. and and $50 ,. m. only
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Warrington ct $50 .. m, and 5, 8, and -
?. M, daily, except Sunday. On Sunday At and
This is the only route By which Baggage can be
Checked Through from Washsaston.
FOB WASHINGTON AND TIL gOHTH.
Leave Baltimore for Warrington At 4.90, and 10
an. and $50, and 81. m. On sundaysss 80 and
The third i and afth trains only from Baltimore
and the FIRST end fourth trains from Warrington,
stop at way points.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore ct .. m and ,. n.
Leave Washineton ct .. N. and p. N.
No train for Annapolis on Sundays.
Tor further information, tickets Of every kind,
&o.. apply to G.. 8. K0ONTZ, Agent, st Waking
ton station. OF At the Ticket Offices .x,ru
Master Of Transpoftstion.
L. II. COLI, General Ticket Agent IA -tf
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0RPHANs' COURT. DrsrHIor or OoLuxs1A,
~ Washiagtos County, To-wit I'm the case OF
Mrs OstheIins Y. King adpiaistratrix de bonis on
q John Bennett, dsceased, the admiaistrstrix
CoHst Ct Washinstop county sforssaiS. APPOINTED
HI the 9th day Of October inst, for the
estate Of "a dscsssed, and OF TIE sssets {n hSna
Int nene ,ns :sSns haze been collected and turned
nsirs Of said decsased are notis a h. sttsnd
Ala vish th sSass 2, w..hinston unt1 ssors.
.ay sths!ws By as Is sscudeS Ssnno :,s ol n snsy
sS,i ~ or ra s. sssSsa.s 1.o.idsd copy Of
yssk! In TIE IyeDiss STAY prsvions - "a s.S
nth day % October. 'us " the ssid
test: O. ROBBINS-
O0 mN5W Register of Wiits +
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BY. G. MeGUIR1 4 CO.. Auetioneers.

ByJ.C MCGUIRE t. CO.. Auctioneers.
SQUARE NO. 40, IN WASHINGTON CITY
- AT PUEBLO AUcT ioN-By vir ne Of deed Of
trust. dated on the 9Th day of July, 1857 and
corded in the land recorig OF Warrington county,
District Of Colum bia, in Liber ]. A. g., No. Is,
folio ll6 to ll9, will be sold st Public Auction,
the pr emises. on FRIDAY tie 2nth day Of Novem-
Der, 1853, at 3h CLOCK p. all of that valuable
t4lO), in the plan Of the .aid city. which is d.
yided into sixteen ori xinal Lots, eight Of them
street. With depth of ninety nine feet to ff-
teen feet alley and eight of them fronting each
twenty four feet ten inches on q PColic Square,
with depth Of one hundred feet to dfteen foot
alley. The Square fronts north . pub lie square,
eouth on south D street east upon Eighth street,
and west upon Ninth street.
The tsla will be made By lots, commencing with
Terms Of sale One third cash !; one third in six
and OLE third in twelve months for notes b. aring
interest. A deed in fee will be e,vsH and deed Of
trust required for securing the deferred payments
All conveya nces and stamp taxes to be at the cost
A payment o $25 on each lot will be required at
the time of sale to prevent irresponsible bidding.
If the terms Of sale not piled with in hree
days from the day Of sale, the Trustees to
z emsei!es the ght either to re sci the FRO ,srty
rirk, and costs Of the 6fst purchaser or pnr-
ten Jays GSG1 1 aotcs Of such intended sale
seneer newspaper ublished in said city, at the
whatever or to any one Of such op ion to consider
aid first fale or sales rescindsd
By order of the Trustees
ocl9 2aw6ds JC. Meg UIRE CO. Au SITS
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I q q a,
SPRING AND SUMMIR SCHIDUL1
OF TIE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~
FROM WARRINGTON CITY,

FROM WASHINGTON CITY,
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO IHB
WEST, SOUTH AND NORTHWEST
the Tine And the Only
ThreuEh CHECK for Baxxsse rem W.shinston
ROUTE 10 d1s than
FOUR GiTl rFs sdna.y ss s2ssp.a
making connections with Trains leaving Baltimore
On Sundays 81 Tram AZ: II sss !. oo,u.o.u.
st Relay with t9h Ta FEW %f fsG'' b''in'F''
oGHspsstion at Washington function Relay House,
Trans leaving Wsshins S ton q At - s. orssrx
make connection with Train leaving Baltimore 1t
9P.A.
BE sHh IL sYz kS 9S SHG zS The
This Is the Only Route By ,ohich Through Tickets Or
Through Baggage Checks can be procured
in WASHINGTON.
the most Superior finish, attached to Night Trains
THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
oLuxBus, DAYrotN, 10 u1sV1L1s, GIN.
oIENzTA i IN 1aX4a rs, T 1ER
A1ors ae ST. h co., CO. ea1oAao
~wIT1 LESS oHAEoEs OF OARS 7zAH BIZ AHS
OTHER RoUT1.l3
HS:,s. to pas:sss. e. - h.
~:
sfs q ;i.tn. Bslsl%o2s ii ds.irsd, Sissout
EAR1 STA RAiEkonps . a1c
81 vsss raE- % sn
yer THROUGH TICKETS please apply .. tn.
Ticket ohSe WssMhafsoP as s.so !,
pa. COIL. General Ticket Agent. ap 3l-n
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has obtained from the orns. nae subscriber aibs
is. e II the District o. Coamsis
Motisy Moreland late Of estate Of
~ IA al .ssinst
same, 9TH the vouchers thereof 10 tsS ahl0it the
on or before the Sd day Of October n.vt .I.
Of the said STATE oL al dement,
Given under my hand this ID day Of octohs, roc.
cHRIsTIANA MORILAHp.
- mark
0c lawSWS Administrafr;x
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z o. ROBBINS.
Register Of wills

R!PoRT OF fHE HNGiHnBR Ann ant,
~ hiy .Opsrations Of the Army o! tie pot "a
S ~ rssnisstion to the close fth. Psninsrisr
On ncHy, Chief Of Artillery. Vol iliust,.Staadd
NoD AaDs. Plans, 20. $50.
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W. HID1e-HIDlS.
W1CHSSDAY and eATURDAY, q ii s'clocf 4
e.. ~ ~ WAaff on Sixth street, WAshinston. III
sale, VI. 1sso - w u0S q
no% sr%: g = Trssy notes. 70 3 .ss q n.
Jan Iohroa.l 1t. COL and D. n. II r.
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By GREEN l. WILLIAMS. Auct,onsers.

By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctionsers
TRUsTTlk,s sA Il AHoUsB AND LOT ON
William Herman. dated the oath Of April. 1858,
saa o;; 81. saa1,I sf; III Ali
WEDNEsDAY, the 18th Of November next. 81.
s IL ss sss s1 Let Ne
nine for the said part At the nortAxest corner Of
:ts Lot q sa Of cas =
thence east parallel with south Street 50 let
goin. q seat ln'D: street, 70
thence eat parallel WITH said street 2 feet themes
.ss si 20
ginning, With the 1rsme Dwelling and other i'm.
!ysEs and .isAts.n months, With notes bearing
s, ass Hsas n
q All sss ss
.s,s.es... ss.ssx %iEfiaSsf . Ss:,:
TTNIr1p State 9ARsa 3 sAL1-In virtue
s 81 &. from
s for s:sa ). s S &: s::s
ast s; :. .ls e: &: 81! -:
.; esstssr W. :: .sa ..sa.S Il. i 1sc2e.
ana :, Il" 5. :s
s'sai NJ fo:g z: E An' o teton m IN favor
oozl-d&ds q. 8. Marshal. b. b.
TINlT1D STATES MARsHALY sAL7--In
~ virtue Of writ Fisri Faeias, issued from tho
Csrk. ofce Of the Circuit Court Of the District 81
y9iamo pa. Tor the county Of Warrington and to me
fs1Et q the Court House door OF said conntVt ON
~ ~ hsOAY the nth day Of November next. IsSs.
g VT. Wis; Al that part Of Lot No. !, n seusr:
no "a being the . feet Of the north side Oh AID
said eluare 0' " sn siaos IN
On the northeast corner Of Lot M K a.r.,. NJ
.49. described to wit: Beginning st the corner 81
auey @ tnS northeast corner Of said Lot TO- s.
inches. thence north 20 an alley. thence essteriy
on sae sontn Mde OF the alley 70 the place OF be-.
provs@snts !hsrson, ized and lsyiea upon 8 the
piSspsrtX q Andrew Boutwell,, and will be sold to
OF Pnsips g Ainsman use Of Alenson Morshouse.
~.o a.. WARD n. LAMON
O01O.00o1 %. 8. Marshal d.
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THE EVENING STAR.

.rHKaeREAr VIRGINIA ExPRGss
--7---.- LINE.,'
We md the following Is advertisement" in q
recent number Of the springfield tMass.) Re-
Great Potomac and Rapid.Ann Through
e.as 80 sge Es. Rsute Il
- PROMPTNEss AND DISPATCH!
Meade aud Lees Through Express, weekly
line, between Alexandria and Culpeper; con.
neetions with principal points North ana
South, especially the Old Capitol and the
Libby prison.
1angements and gotten their line into running
order, will hereafter, until further notice, run
their machines (the :" Army OF the potomac
and IS Army of Northern Virginia every week
through from Culpeper. Va. to AiexandIia,
to the running of each train, Lee preceding
Meade 1t a proper interval on the out-trs ms,
and Meade preceding Lee with similar regular
tty on the in-irains. ar
with the whole route in question, and the fire.
quency with which they have traversed 1t,
enable them to ca1c ulate with perfect accuracy
the time OF arrival at the indicated points.
Having gotten mp their locomotives and rolling
stock regardless Of expense, and putting them
through night and day alike, they arc enabled
to disregard the ordinary drawbacks Of wealth
er, state Of roads, &C., as those who do . SMALL
Patronage respectfully solicited.
.t,z. G.. q. MEADE,
r. e. LEE.
p S.-The line through Pennsylvania has
been discontinued in consequence OF painful
collision which occurred there in July last,
the is Hoped 81
will not remember that unfortunate occurrence
to the pre- judice of the company.
DUNN BROWNE, Secretary.
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WI. LOOMS, y: p: the Ieysesos md Hsssnsss
rsftonAliy Ct hN once In this city. Aany6fQ1
soroona can eWoaf these teetk Who cannot
1saf others. and no person can wear others Who
sannot wear these. Es-t-.
fsrsons osilin9 q my o1ee en- b aeeomnedaasd
Nth cay style and price Of TsstA they nay asarSi
sioAaest strongest and most perfect 6ent1ke that
Art oan produce, the MN1RAL PLATE WA b
Rosms Il tbs cisy~No. SIS Psnnsylyania avsnus
between sth and 10Th Streets. Also. DOT A1eh e.,
rHiis6elpAie mar 4-ly
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YsHIB ID 10 GIVE NOTICE that the suh.o,;h.,
w..ssiSSs. OBJ SSsansa from the orPhan. Court Of
sttsrs testsnsntary On the personal sststS nf Mn,
14 ns Hasiup, iats Of Washinstdn county sforessid
eoSesee Al persons having claims AGAIN t ths s.i3
ascseSsd are hsreby warned to exhibit the sssca a
ioYs -. st thereof to the ubscriber, on or
ssrxass ~ law be excluded from iii bsnsst Of ths
given under my hand this 9th day OF Octoh.r
az s.1.vsv. JN0. ". HAsLUP.
~ % toWSW
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o = = I Q IAk


UTA0 DyPARTMENf, go : "a
w Assu1AI1 GEnInALr Vryi0 10, ~
6ss~al Ovdns, Ne -. g..
TIE Adjutant General WIN provide IN aprrorri-
ste medal Of honor for the troops who, sftsr -
expiration Of their term have Sasred thsr
TO the Government In the present emsfgeney, ~.
.Iao for the volunteer from other States that
have volunteered their service IN tbs States o.
Penrsylvania and Maryland.
By order ofths Secretary OF War.
=. D. TOWNSEND
.aM Assistant Adjutant General
"AR D1PAkTARNT,
w WASlIHa1oa, Janaary =, Ia.
In Consequence Of the Drsssars OF susfnsss ~ "
Var Departms emit, paases for citizens 10 visit TIE
Army of the Potomac win b given ct the ones u
Lieut.. Col. OoslAD, 130 Psnnsylvsnis svenss
above NinstssntA strsst. 90 -.
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PROPOSALS.
OROP0sALs FOR HORSES.

CAIER oUARfERNAs7RRH OFFICE
Depot q Rashineton.
entn WlDNEsDAT. the iith day Of N"vsmb S" At
l. o'eiosa r.. for fnrnishing the Government with
seription, viz:
ARTILLERY.
1S1l) fifteen and one half to 16) sixteen hands
Sish, between 1--WE and eight years Of age, of dark
ssors: Irse from ali dsiests well broken to har,
rAe full n.ne and Poss oiaea address o, ,h. bid
If bid Is made in Tie name Of arm, the names
sa ' ss pr =
aaxrsa. and an oath Of slIesianss viii be reauiped
nom eucce full bidders before signing contracts
s.ss
Warrington; D, T.. and should be plainly marked
bon Is squalin am ,unt to half the sum to be re-
and two Ie;ps,sieis securities Win b required Of
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
1 sisnss for bonds can be procure upon applies.
ton being made 1t this Office, either personally.
Ho1.s. 9sr
not conforming to the specifications win be re-
10 Mares will be received.
The Horses must be delivered In this city, within
Payment to Be made upon the com lstion Of the
contract or % soon thereafter a. the Chief Quar-
These Horses viii be awarded in lots Of $3.50, two
and . sssh les the Gsisf 81
erpment to vary the number.
! The Chief QuArtermaeter reserves to himself the
reject any OF b.. T. r. R51 sis
no It'd Brig. Gen. and Chief Qusrtermastsr.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

By VIM. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneere
GREAT s.LB OF SUPERIOR CABIa1T !IH.
tsP No. 80
Av.s11 BET NO re sss
o. an. he uaos stock 81
81 sas.ror Wors m.SsSD and arss :tost Of
fredericksburg Goods are disposed Of. Mr.. Green
intending to change his business. We name In
Eandsoms Rosewood Marble top Etsseres, with
french Plate Glass
Bose good Suites Of Parior Furniture
H 3 =. .: W ygs res handsome
aosexooa. Mssossny. and Walnut Arm and Has,
RosesoSd Mahogany, and Walnut Sofas and Tsts-
Rosewood Mahossny. and walnut Rocksrs. Mirrors
Iier.S: E:Siss and os:iss, Saloon and r'.'0'
Walnut sed Mahogany Bookcases
50 Curled Hair Mattresses
Is shuek MAttraises
2 dozen Cane Seat Chair, -. w.,,. Gid.
and Reception Chairs
Marble top oh.nbsr Suite, Hst Rsehsc H., 49,,
h.rOsls,, ds9e sideboard'' ohildrsn' Chairs and
Revolving ONCE Chairs, Cribs, Bedssssds. great
T:ss: and T nss. s.s,..
irsneh Chin. ssvrss e. Sets, 81 and 50 piscss
Out Glass Wiaes. Tuubiers, and Fruits
Plain and Gilt French China
Large quantity Wines and Watkr Bottles
Fancy China Vases, Gard Basket and China Toys
dozen Tete. . Tetes Casters, different kinds with
many other Goo d. not here named.
amount credit Of 50 90, and 50 days for approved
endorsed notes, bearing interest.
The buildiE IL for rent or lease. Inquire OF the
Auctioneef.
The Of the trade is invited to this sale
~ The Goods win be open for inspection, Ane
catalogues ready on the Thursday previous TO thu
ocl WM.L. WALL l. co.. Aucts.
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THIS IL TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subseribar
A has obtained from the Orphans Court Of wash
1aeton county. in the District OF Isttera
g admnistret on the eersonal estate OF Michssi
1appei, late OF Washington county, deco aseo. All
Are hereby warned to exhibit the same. viii tn =
~ sosh an snsIso to the ,ubserbsr before
law be excluded from all benefit Of the ssid -
4. d. 1858 ILIZARITH KrYp DTs
90 1.UWSW- Adminiatpafr;v
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FIRST
NATIONAL BANK OF WAsHIN1TOy.
CaPital-850O, O00.

ian bAsk. Organised undsr the National
ior tho Transaction Of busipsss. NJ ths go.
OF Fifteenth and streets. opposite Treasurx ns.
' W.. 3. D. COOKS, President
:. ~ HA10IOds V86nl0r.
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ASSISTANT QUARTERNkSTRRS OPFICE.l
fgHdge Uepartn1e1 c0rHey G. and I'd SITS
w.,,.. WbasHIaoTox, D: g., October 18th 1885,
Straw. Oats and Corn for tho use Of this Depot to
be delivered e the Rairosd Depot or ct any Of the
Government Wharvei in this city.
The Proposals to be addressed to the UNDERLINED.
and they should state the quantity Of each article
offered, Alec the price and date Of delivery
PfoPoses will be 5eeeived for ave thous AM Is ooo)
bushels of Corn Oats. and City () tons Of Hay or
straw and upwari IL, unless il should Be- for the in
terest Of the Government to contract for . less
All grain to be put up in good sacks, Of about
two t2| bushels each, which to b furnished ct
the cost OF the contractor.
The Hay and Straw to be securely baled.
AL Grain and Hay and Straw offered to be sab
5act to Q rigid inspection By the Government In
spector.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidders. the interests Of
the service may require.
Good security will be equired for the faithful
iuidliment OF any contract made under this adver-
tisemsnt
contract 3. H.. BROWN,
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II AU0HlE0 GAS

L>'1 - No Pais in Ezs,adins IsssA.
Thers IL NO danger in taking Tins 81 srnrs
tive or d,licats in constitu Jon 1ts inhalaslon
produces sleep or ecms IN about s sPs az vms
Maze and Anministered At the once q Vt
LOOMS. 33s Pa. ~. near eoroer 0te 81 0oI-
DR. LlwIE Has rsnovsd 10 a4l Psua: sys.as.
and .sxanins the .Dr.b New and In
proved Method Of inserting Art "a
other mode nov In use. Also, Teeth extraeted
Without palm, when dsairsd. Terms medsrsts In
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DROPOHAL5 FOB ARMY PRANHPORTATIO

OrrIos OF PIE DEPof QuAR4.RNAsrER. /
41r1 ssGsssi i
ssns 9i u. ;..,. @ :as e &.
RoEts No. !. From Forts Lsavsnworth, Laramie,
hshed during the abov. ys.Es. on the west bank Of
es
tons that ere Or may Ss ss.Slisssd ths Tern
tSd: il. deg i +: fss.:ors = oe.ossdo.
tssnsport said storss in each of the months from
| April ts September. inclusive, of the years 1854
From Port: &: a End a;,
STATE ~ to ~ or sons that
deg: north, drawing supplies from Port Le.ven::
ma. sp s. IN see
add to ss paint OF o.
Which hey Viii sss s sianS
zach OF th e, months from Apsii to September
Rome No From Fort Sei Union Or such other de-
pot % may be established in the Territory Of New
IN and to such posts
As sy be Designated IL the TsF,it9sy Of
Bidders to state the rate per 100 pounds for 100
ciasive, Of The ye.rs 1864 and 1855
1
On Route 70 and pounds on Route
nos
| No additional per centsss will be paid for the
| transportation OF bacon. hard bread, pine lumber,
| single any other stores.
! Bidders must give their names in full, as we'll as
their place of residence and each p opos al must
be accompanied BY bond in the sum OF tsn hous-
| and dollars signed BY two or more respousiols
persons, guaranteeing this in case . contract is
awarded for TIE route mentioned in the oposa to
the parties proposing, the contract vi be accepted
| and entered into; and good and snfice security
| terms of this advertisement.
The amount of bonds required will be - follows
On Route No. l----......-....- - 0.o0 20,
Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty and solvsncy
Of each bidder and perssn offered al security will
| be required
| TfansportatioD on Routes Nos l. :. OF 3n Is the
| case may be- and none will be entertained unless
they fully comply with all the requirements of this
| Parties to whom awards are made must be- pre.
cared to execute contracts once and to give the
required bonds for the faithful performance Of the
! same
Contracts will be made ~ bject to the approval Of
the Qua' I'm astsr General. but the right il re-
served to reject any all bids thAs may be offered
| Contractors must be in readiness fer service By
The 6rst day Of pri 1884 and they will be required
70 have place OF business or agencies or in the
other depots that may be established 1t which they
may be communicated with promptly and readily.
| L. c. BAsTON
| OcO I'd Major and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-03

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-03
q AAAa1 AssORrhENT OF PIANOS.
ohEAT BARGAINS IN PIANO FORrRs,

that hsrH L Ho1 10 ltOre several Pianos
wAieh sssi i ssil . az a short time, and
one Octave at SatS.A prices :'uAss
one Octave at $5S0s
Hne ~ Octave at Sss
Also. = isr sssvs ct $50 kH3 Sd
IrstEnmssss. sn ssssSSrt@snt Of .eteinway & ssas
nanoisssufee. Atths Music stCre e e al others
ca rs We. NETZRROrr
A PPLBTON,a o. 5, POaT - Fl. e. ave.
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United Etst@s. Is cents. safoughout the
3yols. S3.75. - Ssan Paul
E1cunions By q. B. Thorsau. a !.
Mafke' Psninsular OamDaien In Virs,ni.
g. so. .aiiDs.
Toussaint L'Opverturs Of Hsyti. 0l1.
Creeuee. ~ Capt. Wayne keid. 81 cspts /
90 81 tssts EEk.S YRANOK TAYfnu
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