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PROPOSALS FOR II a.sa9ea41s' shHee1sen MAY 6, 1861.
Written Proposals viii Be received q this once
for Se o a
more less of A Foorin said fooring to be of
Ne sss ss s ns eli
wharf or lumber yard by Government teams.
bid No Nov verbal pr"postiens % viii be entertainer. s
but every bid or modification Of the same, must be
the n of Ds msse
under this advertisement. The flooring will be
be made upon pc tie thea sceeptanee and delivery Of TIN. the
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Al
Flooring" and be adarfisffd EIfas 3 M. GREEN,
mye It'd Department Of washington.
CU ROLLS A. White and Check CANTON MAT
Also, loo yards sTsI ss s and FLOOR OIL
OLoTHs Of various SSslIsjs; and patterns,
my4-e. 800 7th M Street. ea 5 bet. I'll and : sts
OFFICE EXTENSION .: 8: CAPITOL. &c.
sssiI sATGfDxY, l.th inst; at, st 2. r.: fqs the
avenue. Of the following mater al, viz: '' '''
Sin thoussnd go, bushels clean white sand
Two thousand f00) bushels clean sharp river
A sample of the quality required can be seen at
Proposals for each kind must be separate. The
right is reserved to reject or all of the bids,
should it be deemed to the interest of the Govern
mpnt TO do 40.
All bids must be plainly endorsed Proposals for
CLEMENT l.. WEST,
my Std General Superintendent.
THE UNDERSIGNED would call the attention
] of those who wi to buy PAVING STON rs
that they can be supplied BY applying aprp e
my5lws ISL High ST., Georgetown, &c.
| EsoouHAex HOME ISDusrRYI
9. M. MEYENB BERG,
tLRte 8. Il W. Meyenberg,)
4e Market SPACE, b.ltceen Seventh and BighA as,.
- Under the Avenue House.
and Boys Suits, Blouses, Infsnts, Clothes Of
every description, handsomely embroidered aud
plain; Also, large stock of Silk Mantillas,
shawls, Gowns, Chemises, and general stock Of
Dress Goods, Embroideries. &c. :
=, am also prepared to take orders for Brides
Ing Braiding DC. Only ladies win have charge of
One price will be ked without deviation. Ev.
cry article is marked with plain figures
8. N. MEYENBERG
- Ms,ket Space, under Avenue House,
my 6-N between 7th and 9Th ats
| EOR SALE, for will be exchanged for larger
i driving horse. q very FAST pacing grey -
eagle tOk Y !: has paced q mile In 2.34; sotd ~
only because be is too small for use ofown- NH
er. Apply to RICHARD WILSON. Government
Repair Shops, 2lst street, between and p
| my kN
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-, sass >8s ssaslF1,S 3as sss y Jie t7srsg 8
Z sses ta9k1, 81 IS @b
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aa &s.y~fE zsssIAsrs. g
= sEa stEs& {s =
.sessE ss5 sgsErsae us;asa s;ss. =
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WANTED-Two GIRLS. one to do chamber
w work and assist in dining room aud one to
wash and iron. Apply at 264 F street. between
18th and 4th sts. my 6-3t'
"ANTED-At the Avenue House, cpot and
W Vegetable Cook, ! wash woman, chamber
maid and few first rate dining room serv ants.
my s. st. r 7 KING
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown.

TWO STORY FRAME BoUsE AVID Lo9 IN
GEORG B1OWE AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May Iath, at 9
O'CLOCK p. N will sell, in front of the preInises
near the ColleSe gate the sast part Of Lot No ~,
in : hrecs eld "a sdditinn to Georgetown. frontnG
26 fest Second street. and improved by = tso-
part
Title perfect. Terms cash.
ALI eenseyanciig and STAMPS At the cost OF ths
on' chase. aas.
my s-dads THOMAS BOWLING, Aues
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WANTED.By respectable young girl, SIT
W UATION to do chamber work and to wash
and iron ii q small family. No. 80 K street, be
tween 2lst and 22d streets ltt
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A GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAM
"A bermaid or nurse. Inquire at No. 81 25th
street, between and X. Good references given
& Il
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In answer 10 question by Juror, DIR.
Stone stated that if the deceased had ever been
pregnant, and an attempt had been made to
produce an abortion, there would be some evil
dence of the fact. He did not believe such had
ever been the case. Certainly no ATTEMPT had
ever been made with an instrument, tor the
parts would show some evidence of lascera.
ton il that had been the case FSa
DIR. Stone was here informed as TO the testi-
mony given, that deceased had supposed her
self to be pregnant and had taken medicines to
hide the fact: and in answer to a question the
doctor stated. that he could NOT well tell
whether or not she had at past time had
connection with men; and If she had had. an 4
her menstrual fun had been stopped she may
have imagined herself pregnant, and TO tae
medicines as assented. Hut their was really
no evidence to indicate hat she could at any
time have had cause for being alarmed.
Dr., Duhdmel cOrrObOratpd DR.. Stone, as 70 the
state Of the lungs Of dec. ased, and explained
that much difficulty wss experienced In rais-
ing the risht lun. He fgrtae. stated that the the
intert.s had Il softnees, whiteness, and clean
liness only found about q womb into which
extraneous matter had never been deposited.
DR.. Herbert corroborated both OF the above
Dr.. B.,re.cs testified that his statement at
the begiDning OF the examination as TO the
cause of the death OF the deceased hsd b-en
fully corroborated by the post "a ,rtem exami.
nation, and he thought the character OF the de-.
ceased as TO chastity had been fully sindicated
by the examination. s3 el
Dr. Stone was again questioned and described
the effect OF pregnancy upon a womb, iad tss-
t,f3ed that the womb OF deceased h1d net the
least evidence OF ever having beea impregas
ted as the month Of the sterss aad 9 roaud and
email appearance, while z stata OF pregrancs
and the passage Of anything from {. would
hsves rot only enlarged 1t but given Il q some.
what different shape. @ sf
1es M ,s.',nooy i'm n;ss ,;s elo:-s and =. Jury re-
turned verdict as follows: 4ssd
gss TIRE VERDICT. fsss,s sszll =
The jury find that the ssid Margaret Am
DuvsN died about s o'clock on the Wosatag oe
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8 Receptions. Parties, v eddin8s, Balls, Sup
SeFS Pairs and other entertainmsnts furnishsd at
Crren and Water Ices made By steam power, vAr-
ranSed TO be the hest 10 the ety, ale and re-
Isaee jsllies, Pyramids and weddine Oak GO made
EerdsS. 1t J01tPH sHARRlKLDU Ooufection.
Sn, SIS Hxth g.. bet. G end Z, fs u-sns
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En JUST RECEIVED,
sJV ROLLS Al White and Check CANTON MAT
TINGS, first importation. -
Also, lnN yards 4 4, 5-4, GA and FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS of various qualities and patterns,
BONTZ & GRIFFITH,
my act 500 7th street, bet. L and K SITS
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DROP osALs FOR WOOD.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT Of Easkingtor,
Gffce Of Cat.f. Ounrtsrni1sttr.
WNhipg on, d G March % lssS

HeadqnIrtsrs Departnent Of Easki1gton,
Grfce Of Ca!sf. Quartsrnlasttr.
WNhpg On, d c. March p, 1894
Proposals are invited FOR fur nishins Wood to
speeih 90. Rom parties owning wood or wood lands
In t vic its of the same w:
, Nof'h OF TIE Potou ac-sFcrts Sumner, Mansfield
BBty.td Elm o., Gaines. Beng, KestnsT De
Hi ssfstoRa, Ths er aad LEooln, aud Batssries
en. sde i'm ball Palrott, and Cameron.
- Fest OF Eastern ch Potomao-FortB G .eble,
C*II.il shy der st,nten, Bsker. Davis, Dupont,
? E! it'll, Penp.tt De kslh, Ooreoran, qssssrty.
"ssedtuiy WhiDpls, Cars. TilnushAst. Craig. aud
Prop sails will be received under this.sdvsrtf.
gent for wood any here With the limits of the
Depar'p en of W.shington for supply of troo ps in
ESQ Dep,rjmeDt
PROPOSALS win be N ade in the following manner;
For wood standing price per cord
z For woSd ieileo BY the United states Ensi-
tee's or otbeINiss price per cordl,
: Fer wood 81 and corded on the ground.
Pro o,ss ust specify the ceaIit9. klrd. guam
tt, sid auslity of he wood and its dis.sncs from
the pea'e cat Fort camp start n for troops
sch BIDDER must attach his full name and post
or g sdir' 80 to his BID and the names OF ali par.
les interehted in the proposals must appear in the
B!5s will bs opered from time to time and CON.
uscts or purchases m sde as the wood may be re-
TIE iishs is reserve to accept all or suy par. of
No verbal prop sittons WIN be enter tanned. but
every bid OF modification Of the same, must be 10
Propo.als should be endorsed proposals 70,
ELIAS NJ CREME,
Lieut.. Col. aud Chief Qusrterm ,s.sr,
mhxB5 Department OF Washing
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OFFICE.
. RI WAR DEPARTMENT.

~ war DErAlrxzxr,
49, Washington, February q, 1884.
s.rss e i .hs ss
ssass. Ss1sr, p.ssera hsfsip
', - .s n's ssw FORK Arsenal, s,no..t,
At the AueeL any Artsnal s 90 sets
At the Cine inn .ti Depot 8 ono sets.
At the g.: Louis Arse al, 900 sets
Ihese sets Of Horss Equipments are to bs fur.
ssR I'D 81 a.
sni,h to those oeposi.ed :. ths .rs,naIs above
,smed The ,rsss are to be of the r.sa,a:oa pat
IT, eep The bars On the inside Of tae pa q mel, the
a ss e. hs the
Of an inch thioi and eli Let into the voo1; to Be-
% b. q
o. TO t In, Pssson during q: stages OF man
the Ar.snais where delivered.
deliveries must be made in lots Of act less IAN
andss on sets for soote.e Ss
from goo up ~ o sets; two hund red sets per .esk
for Il 81: set, a.:
acc to 90 sets. The arst delivery to be made On
Fsiu1. to MAKE de- iysries At specific, time will
subject the contractor to forfsitute Of the mum.
bas II. iii 30 son.idslsd sn from PARTIES other
than regular msnn!setursrs, and such .. are known
in Their own chop. the .ork proposed for.
Bidders will enclose with their bids the written
aeknt 1ledgmsnt OF their sureties, over their own
signatures
Each part, obtaining . contract will be required
70 ptsr INTO ninds with approved suretiss Tor it,
Hpon tie AZ ard being NJ aae, successful bidders
tract u d bond.
The Department reserves tbs right to reject any
or all bids, II not deemed satisfactory.
Proprsa viii be addressed to Brissdier General
George p. Ramsay, Chief Of ordnanss. Wasains.
Horse Iqoipments' GlO: D RAAsAY,
Brig Gen.. Chief OF Ordnance.
the time for receiving the proposals under the
sb We adv ertisemsnt for Horne Equipments is
postpon. until t. Is. dsy Of April at 9: m rhs
WAC amount contracted for, ~ the time OF the
arst delivery Is 90 amended e 70 aox each eid Ter
sampl.s of the equipments can be seen at tbs
frankfort Arsenal, Bridesbnrg Ps after tas ga
list. GEO ID. kAM5A1.
mhal mvf6t Brig Gen Chief Of Ordn sooe
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PROPOSALS..
D ROR sALs ToK q UL0
oHSIY oVARfRnx AsfnRb OvYIoR,
DxPoY OF WAsRIsofos,

4
wa.a.n. e.,i5 e Z, sat sssn 8
.ssh sn,ei1s ' s. e o ss' 10
Z; = ssn s g 4.
.r. spEgI,IoArIoSs:
nra 'aS ever IN
70 be sn,ss g. and nDis, m
dred and t. n t7io) pounds s.-b.
PROPOSALS.
froposss TO be fof eve hundred 500 and upva q.
'eE n ,Ss s s's in sss p pr99Ss's =, the
win te cons de.ed the individu Il proposal of the
.PropsssIs ffon, dislaysl parties viii not be con-
siasred ana an oath of allegiance must accom- paay
Proposals must be addressed to Brisadisr b epsr.
q D. Il. RUen 81, ousrtsrmsstsr 2; ;: Army, Wssh-
nos. 10, Mules sG should % plainly marked PRO
GUARANTY.
hood t. be q. 20 n 10 ..
BY two responsible persons. whose sisna.ures must
re to shs "a he must be
shown by the Official eertinsst. # the Clerk Of the
Bidders must be present in person hen the bids
are opened or their proposals Will not be consid-
Bonds in sum equal to the amount of the con.
der or bidders pom signing the contract.
se necessary for the bidders to have their bonds.
men with them, or TO have bonds signed in sntici.
patton and ready to be produced when thecontrast
3, blanks for bonds can be procured upon .pplisa-
by letter. or by telegraph
FORM or GUARANTEE.
We, the undersigned, residents of -, In the
the ga HsF ssss aaS
susrantss in case the foregoing bid of - s &C
ssptsnss f s.,d sia EXECUTE sh eonsssst for the
equal TO the amount OF the contract to furnish the
Mules proposed in conformity t. the terms of the
sdvsr.i.emen mt dated March Is, 1864 under which
fail to e. ter into contract aforesaid, we guar
astse to mske good the difference Detwess the
siele bidder or the person to whorh the cont act
wt,no.. Given under our hands az, and seals
hereby certify that to the best of my kno wled ge
end belief, the above named Ruarant are good
and SUN ,isnt as sureties for the amount for which
To be CERTIFIED by the United ssates District At
the United States Goyernment uer
son known t. this Office.
INSPECTION. DELIVERY, DO.
All ulss COZ acted Tor under this ad sertsement
will be subject to rigid n ction, and tt not
&C rtorm ng to tie specifications viii ne reiected;
twenty t2Oj days the date of signing the con-
eontfsct, or 80 soon Thereafter a. tie Depot Quar-
tel mas sr shall e unds
With the terms Of this sdye -tissmsnt, will ensure
the rejection of the proposal.
bur"red ssoh, urless the Depot lsrtsr ass:sr
should de- it Tor the interest of the TeTnment
to , Tsr, the npn Der
ssht to reject any or all bids that b. nay deem too
Sn Brig. Gen. and ohisl q EEGn sn;
NIB Zo-to De DOT OF Washington.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY
BALTIMORE AND 0HFO RAILROAD.
0H s@ Eal

BALTIMORE AND 0HTO RAILROAD.
WIS s@ s1s3
On and after Wednesday JAnue ~ 9th. 1854, dsiiJ
Trains VIII he run oetw~en Wellington and Nev
York. and Washingtoa and ths Wsgt as follows:
FOB PHlLADKLPHIA,NI v YORK and BOSTON
Leave Warrington st and ~ - A. u. and
and 80 ?. NJ, except Sunday. Ga 81 nday. 81 -S
P. II. only.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave WAshington At $40, and 10. A.. u.
and 3, Is, 8 and Z 81 p. NJ daily, except Sunday.
On Sunday. att A. II. and 8 and $50 P. NJ, only.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave Washinstop at Sd and A. ID. ana 50
?. II. daily. except Sunday. On Sunday, Ats
= only.
FOB WARRINGTON AND rHR SOUTH.
Lsave Baltimore ct 40 TO, IS and - A
d. ana SO, SIS, and so P. NJ. except sunday,
On Sunday. at AZ ard 9. 20 4. H. and $50 P NJ
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave WASHINGTON 1t e-1 A. u. and Is 2. u.
Leave Baltimore at 10 n. and 5.l5P.H
Trains leaving Washington ct 4 H. aud
80 P. H., 60 through to new York without
change Of cars Sleeping Car on 30 P. n. train
Tho arst and fourth trains from Washinston,
and third and dfth trains from Baltimore. STOP at
AL way points.
For further information, tickets of every kind
&C., apply to George o. Koonts, agent ct Waah.
inston 6tation, or e the Ticket omos.
W.P. SMITH Master Of rrarsp'tn.
L. II. COLE General Ticket Agent.
10 O-n 1ntel Chron.D
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TRIEsMAR-Proteetedb BY Royal Letters Patent
1 OF In. land, and secured By the seals Of tao
1cols de Pharm Sole dc Paris, and the Imperial
College Of Medicine, Vienna
TYiesmar No. 10 the ehectuAl remedy for Relax
alton, epernAtoyrkeA. and I1hsustion Of the SyD-
TEN. friesmafNo. : has entirely superesded the
10. 10 the infable remedy for aIt Impurities and
- ,ndaJ1 Symptoms, thus obviatins the use Of
mercury nd all other deletofious Ingredients
,...a ,, IparAton Is In the form Of most asresa.
ole LosenSe. eecured from effects Of climate and
four oscssee in one for %. and In On cases. thus
Avin6 %. Divided In separate doses - adminis-
tered By VAipeAn, ekllemande, RouX, &C. &C.
Wholesa . and retail BY DR.. BARROW, No l9l
s!eseher street, Nsy Telk:
sorner lltb street. nh suof
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uAPplEEse Oh MIsERYI-IHAT IS THB
II QUkSTION-Ths PROJECTORS Of the PARI.
hHDIOIN T." have determines. ressrdles Is Of sx-
pensA-to issue, freq, (for the benefit of suffer-
Ing humanity J four Of their ost Instructive aud
Interesting Lectures on Marriage and its "a nall
Indigestion, Weakness, Depression, or Ignorance
Of Physiology and Natures Lxw These invaluable
saving II and vil be for arded free on the
receipt Of four stamps by addressing Secretary Par
aSidH ldbisataf Anatomy aSd Msd,cias, 500 Broad
way. New York Jul3ly
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IMPORTAET TO Suffers.
sUTL1Rs WILL RIAp
HI. A. DOWNING q co.'s
90 NCENTRATE CLAM
20 s7 MOST VALUABLE ARFIOLD 10
THEIR TRADE.
Is sells vs.y rapidly, and is tae most economics
.Fsi"ls dIstf the ofhosr's msss. Iii prepared
= one INMATE, and makes . most delicious Soup or
showds.. II h highly recommended b. Army
aaY6sons. The profits are large.
Il. A. DOWNING CO.,
Manufacturers Of Concentrated FOOD
No. Ill Hast 18th It., New York
II Ais b. BARBOUR & eINMEe, Sole Assuts.
s. Louisiana Avenue,
- sly WAzhip Rton, D, q.
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Q ~ fGI Al

Hsskquarssrs Military Dsssses Of NssAsssss~,
Prcvos. Ksy.havs 0Hes. I
..ar. WasAs.oton, D. O., March %, 1854.
f3.Heral Oroers NJ. IL
HEREAFTER the sale OF clothing, either cfazNas
OF military, excepting rndrrcl othipg ana h1ots
and shoes To enlisted men OF the United states
Army. ~ prohibited In the District OF 20 un.
baa, excepting by special p~rtniasion from these
headquarters. Vibrations OF shIs order VII! %
punished ty the i'm prison ment OF the one noeis
aud closing Of their respective places OF ooei-
ness. asa
By command OF Brig. General MartindaleS
T. NORMAN,
NH 2a.Iw Colonel and Provost Marshal.
War Department. Adjusant Generals OHce,
Warrington March II, 1854. !
All applications for leaves Of absence or per.
mission to visit W Washington mast be addressed
to ID ajor General Halleck, Chief Of Stah. and
must specify the business for which the ofncer
desires the permission. Teleerams addressed
direct to the Secretary OF War on this subject
will receive NO attention
BY order Of the Secretary OF War:
E. TowNsIND,
Assistant Adlntant General
Headquarters Military District Of Warrington, I
Washington, d. O., February l6, 1854. !
General Orders No. 3-Col T. Ingraham, 3eth
az Provost Marshal Of the Military District Of
Washington. He will be respected and ooeyed
By command Of Brig. Gen: Martindale.
JOHN On EHBU hNBs
Re f8.n Assistant Adiutant General.
Passes to Visit the Army Of the Fsssmacs
1. Applications must be made At the OH &c of
Mayer LOUIS H. P-Iouze, No. 2G} F street, be.
tween 18th and 18th streets, between II q. m.
and p. m, except Sundays Major Pelouze
lie authorised TO sign the passes.
q II not granted at the Office Of Major Pc.
louze, the decision is final, and no reference
need he made at the War Department
Passes cannot be given to females TO visit
the army.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War
E D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adiutant General.
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PROPOSALS..
GOODS, SEWING MAfKGIALS. as.

0Et< y CseJ Yn1-e.mas,e,
rMMTT,s P.sros.Ls. win be re.ei!ed :: thIs
Smes until further notice for ~ RMS .ins the fol.
and children In this Department. Brosaas rus
ss e, ae, and oth,s ,sfs,csabl- Boots and Shoes
ksFs:y. L,ns;,. sins hams: bIsnssss sas other
:, Hickory stripe. Ter shirts Bed Ticking, IN
sees oo.ssn and s as,. off ..n rsr,a
Whe de, a5ss assDs oo..s
sam1ss shoul. De cent 9th saen bio, at the
CA OF allsa glance n o "a accom- amy each bid
evety bid or mod fcation Of the same must be in
Porehases win be made from time to tins a, the
ne in ter st o tn: serv &c may require. IS
God security will be required for the faithful
,9anlmeas OF any contract made under this adver-
Proposals. Sd 7uld be sealed and addressed to the
ils Dry Goods ELIAS R0ss kE En- f1rn'h
Lis lie = Colonel ana Ghiei On srtsrn .stsr
WAsHISs%TsosSS ,, ansET ! . ..,,, ~ ~,
Proposals viii be received until April 10 at this
terss deliverable At he wharf at southeast snais
OF "a ArsepnI sronnds;
fss 81 sss s"s, foot
lD5 ftiees "a 10 a 1oeG,
40 Piles, % tn 30 feet,
I5 Oak Piles, middle diameter one foot ranging
In length from 25 to 50 feet. ss iolloHs:
~ 30 Piles % to 2. feet
rs Piles, 81 to 50 feet
IS Piles, So o s. feet
Is ri es, IS to 40 feet,
2 lies, so feet
1900 running feat OAK St-ingers middle dismater
one loot, to cut q feet, faced on one side.
200 running feet 0ah Stringers, same as above
round =
Ace running feet Oak stringers, middle diameter
one foot, % cut Is feet, round
rum g feet square Oak Timber, foot xI
foot to cut 2 feet
I5,Ge superficial feet of two inch Oak PLANK, to
cut Is feet, being 30IP0 lum Der feet
Email legs for ciibbins and flooring, diameter 5
10 inc hes and to cut feet long enough to cover
IS 400 superficial feet, being ray, 80 800 running
let or H. Ss STICKS feet long III cords of wood
will be com pleted. J. g. BEN TON
NH u l3t Captain COMMANDING
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FIAIT Z u r A r h5 NAIL,
OVERLAND CALIFORNIA ROUTE.
PosT oFsIos DsPARrHsHI,

POST OFFICE DBPARfN0HY.
Fasains,on City MArsa ll. 1884 I
kAoPosALs VII. Do tseeiyed sc the OontI cot once
5. asedse n.a u1 Tor p s 8
the Si.sd rts,ss In the STATE Of K.ssAs an, .se
Rss pcinsivs, o. ia. routes ani By In s.hsiuis;;
ts'ias 'hs OVERLAND rout = California '-''
KANsAs
Jos+ps. missouri to Salt L.se oisy =. 9 Ut.s
h a.. .ns ,,sc mil, and e.ek al saSpI
Schedule from Isl u April TO LIST of Dseemser, "a
.,s Il sa q 81 day. a.1
4, . Lei: S: &! s.ss ;s.::s
sy,p m. as fours:)
StAsesle from LIST Of Dtonbu to lt Of April, a
s. 1T. issass :;
i;:s,! Git, al; s.,.: ;s:.;s ,.,,.....
q, .itsaa Il. ss; service from BAL. LAX.
s; y:.,: Sss to sOso SO miles ,a;sh
.hs Eo.t direct route, forming due eonnso,ions
VII . u; On s. :. ....
ss q h: i: 5 IT,: privilege to
rsss Ps ssu ss s, mall for the
UTAH TERRITORY.
hoats No: = ts6-fr m alt Lsks City to Virsiats
City hsvsds Territory, SIS miles aa1 oa5k,
daily, 50 piping suoh tfhcss as may be ,E
ssaedSIs from LIST of April 10 LIST Of Deesn5er, %
ST. v 1ss; S' ;!s :: s.s
=: ;'s'' ely ' d'!' .ss s.9. {.
Schedule from Isr Of December to lm Of Aru a
WoHasJ
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"a: sIs1'i I os' c c; :. u III;
1fUs extended service invited on r,u,. !. ~ =.
let 70 contract service on this route viii not b.
Nevada TBRRIToRY.
1@uts s,s7s-srem VI gaia 0isy to 1osoncity.
plying 'asi Cd g, =: may &c on t.s ,oa ss'
SsA<dsle iran Ist of -pru TO LIST Of December "a
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I: s:, si.sS S e, s. a:is a.; !,
1,n;. q viTsiais CITY CITY, next = d., 81 !, m ts
Ifths sxenssi service in wi. q on route !. Is, b,
Bet TO cor tract, service on tais route viii ao b.,
HOTE8,,
Raeh routs n ust be- bid for sspsr Stslv WITH "A,
aIsss guarantee and Certificate. asa must crown.
ter the eonvey apoe OF tss mail with CELEBRITY ar
tsinty. ard security - u.inx the terms tf the a.
j. .ill be psrceivsd that the &c aeaa,ss tor tsc
ropnins tine are arranged - as.o form ore .on.
Uoss line from Atehiaon Ksusas or IT JOS M
II sonh, 70 Hobom City aso raak c,nvsyius ne
pSst. eaon wes, In l6 daSs. eisht mouths In the
ye1r; and In 20 days four months In tie ear
Dor form Of lfcposai, suarsntss, and es-tia sats.
aD4 Tor inst1uotio NJ, feQuP q bid yers -
f.fssrsd 70 she pAnIAlet .sst II oc.sSsr
u -, % tss DsAeipA Io.t Oh so. Biiders
AbH y. 4kA1R, RsstaaAtss 0ssSssI,
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DOBA DI ROMA By ". " Story vols S.
II hunts Life Of Edward LIvingston; $50,
BATTLE Fields Of the Bouth from Bull Bun TO
Gen. Grant and Lis Oampaisns; 81 20.
Cayondith Laws and Pfaoti - Of Whist; 8 Is,
Three Moatbs In the South. By Colonel Pres.
mantle; 81 Is,
Thaeksray, the Humorist. By Theodore Tay.
lof; Sis
Cen McOle Han s Report and Campaigns; S1.6o,
Idinbureh ssiew, January. 1884,
Blscl woods Magazine, RehruAry 1854,
mhl6 fhANOA TA1LUH.
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QITTNHoUe1, FAINT = co..
B 4 N X s,
70. 3S0 PINN6YLVANIA AVINUI.
Wiz eontiI,1e 70 furnish
y. .. RIVE.TWENfY BONDS
Asions Issued Government. a. paf,
q. Coupon e. OIL
u. 3. 80 Treasury Notes.
g. Q. Certificates Of Tn6shsedneas.
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
exchange On al psrts Of Europe and the NoytAs
Cities sold In sums 70 suit purchasers.
stosks and Gold bousAt In Now York sxelssfvs-
On Commission.
;yn RITTlE HOUSE. FAsr . "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-30
CUMBERLAND COAL,
W. r. SNOW & 90,
WHOLEsALB AND RETAIL DRALIRs
AND SHIPPERS OF

Gu M K II l. n ID GOAL.
Omcs-eornsE Of High and Water. rsstsFn.
DC.
pocks-oorner Market and Canal.
Steamers Coaled ct our Covered Docks, LOT
Water street, one block above High. Three thou
nd tons on hand. to Ia-1m