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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-30
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM

WILL BREAK UP EVEN TIE MOST HARRssISG
COUGH
IN A FEW HOURS TIME,
II Il Il OnIy perssTored in OIL What Is the value
Of money compared With health
USE THIS ALL-POWERPUL BUT Harmless
REAEDY IN TIMBi
can Upon the Agents and get Pam.
PnISGJ
And Rad the treaties upon Consumption (Ehieh -
worth more alone than the Prtcs OF ued'SIpsh
ana go the certificates OF ThS truly ETmaiASSI.
cures made Ia Our city; eAsss that we're e"n'''fs1
Ineurable.
For ale by the propdetors,
J. q. HARRIS & co.
Cipeiunntt, OhiO,
10 WHOM address all OrdsrS-
sold b. MOdi-ins dealers generally. hnoltsa.'
d 0C6SD OO. LOGAN, LIST = co, LyIAn
/ co., REID KRAFT, Wheeling, W. hna y :"
PtttAburEh DrugEists. nEI1 .1o1 mas
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Commissioners Sale,

NOTE-Agreement having been made with
widow . clear little will be given. RpS6
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UNION TOWNsHTp

'INHE Annual Township Meeting stands adjourned
u It'll Saturday Vyning, April so, at * o'clock.
A hull meeting u deSre1, business Of importanoe
VIII come y, tDTe the meeting.
apo q. SFRVkNs. cI.rk.
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THE NoRTH OARoLIEA HEws

We had rumor here this morning tina,
NewbeFn had been captured, bu. it has
since been denied, by authority. Mean.
while there Is evidently to be GONE eriui.
nation and re. crimiustion between General
Butler and ADMIRAL Lee as to whether The
army or the navy is responsible for the fail
OF Plymouth. 1.-THE naval ofticers opposed ed
the seatteration policy, ADD If The army
othcers Thought that The forts could enable
Lee to withdraw half of his naval force
from the Sound, the navy will justify IL.
seh'i IL y unuecountable, almost, that thu
ram should have been permitted 10 come
ooWn past three large foriidcations with
doubted that the untimely death of Car,
Flusser enabled the ram 10 escano "I
did. He felt confident that be could can.
turo IT, fFIttra--r- ---
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THR BANK biz N Inn a

Edh BANK BILL II fHE 9nNAfH.
1t had been hoped BY those who dirsc.
financial Affairs, that the Senate would fiu-
ish the National BAnk bill day, in time
to take up and pass the Houses temporary
tax bill-PerhAps reducing it from fifty to
thirty three aud third per cent. increase.
But when the question of taxation of Ma.
tiouai Bank stock by States, counties and
municipalities came up. an animated dis.
cussiOn was commenced, which continued
until the hour OF adjournment.
1t was the old story of Capitalization
versus State sovereignty, NJ. Sumnsr
headtng those who favored the first, While
Mr. FeSsendsn was the champion of the
right Of States 70 impose taxes. AT one
time these Distinguished gentlemen became
somewhat personal, aud Mr.. Fesssuden,
aliudiDg to some sharp criticisms on a
former war of words between them in the
Boston Commonwealth, drew a sarcastic
picture OF the account of the present de
Date which would doubtless grace the
eoluuAs Of that paper. Such sharp thiogs
have not been said 10 the Senate for some
time.
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NiIIrARY MovENENra

Letters from Washington jus. now arc
likethe PIsy of Hamlet, with the part of
the Prince omitted, for it is not ptoper to
alIude to the all-engrosstog topic, or even
70 speak OF what we see, and OF what Gen
Lee, doubtless, hear about ia good tims
"A fortnight more-perhaps less time-anj
there Will be no occasion for this reserve
Meanwhile, ! can say that every loyal mar
here is confident that the Union arms are
soon to triumph, and that the rebels nina,
either eTaeu'te Richmond or be whipped
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wAsHINoToN D1sPATonEs.


Private lettess received to-day from
Admiral Porter, commanding the MisStS'
stppi squadron, calling the recent opera.
lions of General Banks sc most disaS'
trous failure. BE says his whole loss iS
between 8. nOU aud 6. 1000, large proper
ton 81 whom are prisoners, ne also lost
Inirty eight pieces of artillery, large por.
tion Of bis wagon train, containing ammn.
milton, aad large number of horses, aud
. safe containing 100000 in greenbAckS.
AT last accounts The rebels had possession
Of MRrah6eld, which is this side Of the late
battle ground. Other private letters con.
firm these statements, and place heavy
blame 90 Banks, Frauklin and Stone, aud
call for the removal OF Banks and court
martial Of Franklin and Stone.
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ne WHISKY TAX QUESTION.

The House took another somersault en-
The stoek'on-hGnd question tonight. and
voted to tax whisky on hand. II
Is doubtful, whether the Senate will
agree to It If this can be relied on, there
Is no telling, how many days the House
will bold out.
AoOtDEzT TO sTASFOS's HORSES AID CAR
RIAGE.
The Secretary of Wars horses yesterday
plunged of the boat at Alexandra, drag.
Cling the carriage after them. The Score.
taFy had LEFT the carriage before and TINS
escaped Injury.
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VA ARTED-A WIPE-TUo OF Uncle .tAbe's''
w bard sack smashsrs have Just come to the
conclusion that they will get married, and any
yJnnB lady desirinS "sOidIer boy" for 4 husband
knowledge the came AZ an early DAY bV SsndiDy a
letter containing their Plot g -aph. Address GAY
=. BOY or ELUB EYES, Co. l., 9Th Va Vol Cav,
Camp D. Wis, near SaaIy Hook, Nd. Gp39 ~.
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HOSIERY, HOSIERY, HOSIERY,
EoR LADIkS, GENTS AND cHILpR EN,. H.,
received at the Variety Store Of :
ep4I D. NICOLL RRn
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GLOVES, GLOVES, GLOVES, =,
FoR LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDREN. =,
black and col0Es, Just received at the VsIfstT
''S SPSf p D.Nf0 7t'l BRO.
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PROPOSALS.
DROP osALs Fer FLoUR.

EniLEn PRorosALs will be received until the
SUB instsnt. az IL eclnck n. Tor furniI oing the
sIhsists nee Department with 10 600 BAaSELS
$3.50 sarreis In new osk reis, head lined,
b srreI IN esoh sack.
Bids viii be recsiyed for what IL Known o. Nos.
], 2, and 8, and for any qoantiiy less than the
COO barrels; and also for one hundred barrels OF
No 2 bsri lily -Four.
B,asm be in au p,icase and for each grade on
separate sbssts of paper.
The delivery of the Flour to commence within
Eve days from the opening of the bids. and in snch
quantities daily ~ the Government may direct,
delivered ct the Government wnarehouee In
Georgetown az the wbsrves, or At the railroad
depot in Washington. D, @.
The delivery of all Flour awarte ed to Be com pie
ted within twenty days from the opening OF the
bids
Payment will be made in certificates Of indebted
ness. or such other funds - the Government may
have for disbursement
The ususl Goyernmen inspection VIII be made
tust before the Flour 10 received and none will be
acce pit ID which is not fresh ground. -
An cath of allegiance must accompany the bid OF
Office and no bid win be entertained from parties
who have previously failed to comply with their
bids from bidders not present to respond.
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
for any cause.
Sn3 q street endorsed :" orsposals for Flour.
q. g. 6RBENH. Captain, o g v
Washir gton. D. O., Jan. ii, 1864. JAZZ I'd
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On the Seth OF December the remains of Mr.
Thac keray Were inferred in the Kensal- Green
Cemetery. The tuner al procession left the pri-
vate residence of the deceased, at Kensington,
shortly before eleven o'clock, and arrived at
the cemetery about noon. There was but one
mourning coach, and in this and the succeeding
carriage, which was the private one of the de-
ceased. were seated the Rev. +. St. J John Thack-
cray and Mr.. james Rodd, cousins OF the de.
ceased; Captain Shaw, his brother in la " and
the Hon r. Curzon. The remaining carriages
were tt ose of Mr.. Martin Thackeray, General
Low, Lord Gardiner, Sir W. Frazer, Hon. r.
CuIzon, Earl Granville, Mr. Macaulay, Z. O.;
Sir james Colville and Messrs. Bradbury and
Evans. The funeral service was read by the
chaplain Of the cemetery, the Rev. Charles
Stewart.
When the coffin was placed in the little
chapel of the burial ground ST rong desire
was manifested by nearly every one to enter
the building; but the space inside was soon oe-
cupied as far as ii could be conveniently, and
the pervading reverence for the departed was
quite sufficient to prevent any unseemly pres
sure. After the conclusion of the first portion
of the service, the mass Of those present pro-
ceeded TO the grave, which Is in a quiet spot on
the lett side Of the cemetery, and not far from
the entrance gate. In looking around men
were to be seen on every side whose writings
constitute the mental food of our people-the
muscle and flesh of our literature. Mr.. Dick
ems was naturally present, at the soiemnity
Some who were aware of the long establishe i
friendship between the deceased and the author
OF sSaItor Besartus' looked for him, too, in the
group, but Mr. Carlyle dislikes crowds, and
ia all but a septuagenarian, and he was not
recognised among the spectators.
Anon other mourners were Mr. Tom Taylor,
Mr.. Shirley Brooks, Mr. Mark Lemon, Mr..
John Leech, Mr.. TennieI, Mr.. Horace May
hew-in short, the whole stat of contributors
TO Punch Mr.. Robert Browning, the poet: Mr..
Anthony Trollope, Mr.. Theodore Martin, Dir.
John HollIngshead, Mr.. q. II. Lewes, MIR.
Dallas, Or. w. Russell, Sir James Carmichael,
Mr.. Fl. Cole, Mr.. Robert Bell, Mr.. Ores vic X,
r. A; Mr.. George Cruikshank, A5chdeacou
Hale, Mr. E Piggot, M. Louis Blanc, &c. The
numbers present amounted to nearly a thou
sand.
The scene at the grave, both during and after
the ceremony OF mterment, was extremely
affecting. The silence was profound, and every
countenance bespoke deep sense Of the loss
which the nation as well as individuals have
sustained. When the service had terminated
the Misses Thackeray, the two daughters of the
deceased, who had formed no part in the pro-
cession, but who were in the chapel, approached
the open grave, and looked into it with grief
which was ouching to behold. After they had
withdrawn, other relatives advanced for the
came purpose, and these again were folio wed
by the immediate friends, and successfully by
almost everybody present
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ja1s I'd Chief @ Nj. Cavalry Bureau
DRoPosALs FOR DEAD HORSES AND MULES

Chief Quartsmaster's OGes ptpe. Of Wash;astoa
Washisston % c jap l3, ls6i. {
sEALEp Proposals win be received at ID office
until MONDAY. ssbruary l. 1874 a. ~ O'Clock
for the sale Of all the srses and Mules tina may
die or be killed at this Depot within the next
Twelve tI2} months succeeding the date of the con.
tiact.
The bodies of the animals will be delivered By
the Unisd Stat daily, oaay point within the
limits of this city tn at may b. agreed upon bv the
Government and the actor aud TO he couvs, Ell
from thence by the O. ntractor snicien distance
fr ON the limits of the District of 0ol1mha 80 as
lot to become nussr to the citis ms thereof or
this Depot
Bidders .ill ftate the mount per animal, and
give his full name sn6 posr ofice address
Payment win he required st the end of each
ronth in Goverpm ent .tupds for the n5er of ami
n ais deliver ed during the month.
An cath OF allie ss ncs to the United States Gov.
eminent must accompany esch prop )sitinn
The ability OF the bidder to fl the contract,
IL ould it be awarded to him, must be guaranteed
by two responsible person, whose signatures are
to be appended to the guarantee.
Bonds in the sum of Sl,Go. signed by tbe con
tractor ard both of hi susrsotor. will be required
of the successful bidder signing the contract
Proposals st be plainly marx ed Proposal, for
De2d Horses and Males, " and adore red 70 tn IN
dersigned. D n RUCKER
Brig. Gen. and Chief On sJtea Master.
faid I'd Danot
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GUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT or
~ COLUMBIA No. 56-EQuITY

Tie Washington, Alexandria, aud Georgetown
Railroad Company. and others,
dgGSHSt
The Corporation of Washington and j II aud A.
I. Bradley.
By an order OF the said Supreme Court passed in
said ise on the 9th of January instant | am III
reeted to stata-1st, an account be ween the said
abroad Company and the no deTs of the scri o or
ee!tiaeates Ct said company, .suarsntied by the
said Cor poration to the extent Of $4,000, ar d in
tended TO DC secured by he deed from said Rail-
read Company to said J II. ard A. . Bradley,
charging ssio Railroad Com pauy With 80 much Of
saip SCI III a or she proceeds thereof! rs was re-
eoupt showing whst portion Of said proceeds wet
to the Sc OF said Railroad Com pany; aud, 81. how
uueh was paid by the respective nol1srs of sait
certificates for the same, with interest; end fur.
ther TO report whether the present holders of t.id
scrip or certificates hold fhesame bona ide and for
yslue to take sacs Testimony ss may be oe ed by
the parties and TO all the holders of said
certificates with the same before me
Notice is therefo-s hereby given To the parties,
ard TO all holders of said scri certificates guar
snti.d by said Corporation tsst the aIth Il Az Of
January instant, nj my residence IN Georgetown,
at ten o'clocs in the forenoon, I shall commence
the execution of said order I'D continne from day
10 day nntiI closed when aud yhere the said par
or certificates are reqnired to attend, with their
witnesses. to establish their reBreatiVe claims
: jan l2-td w. REDfN. Auditor
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o r + lei A l..
HEADQUARTERS, Provest Harshct. Once, ,
Washington, y. c., jan 2, 1851

HEADQUARTERS, Provest Marshal. 0Acs,)
Washington, d. c., Jan. 2, 1851.
Special Orders No. 2-The sale of liquors con.
tanning alcohol is totally prohibited In the fol.
iowirs aeess::s=!nated loealitiesi
Squares iI6, III, 1870 and ito; so much thereof
as front on Nineteenth and M streets, in the VII
cinity OF Nineteenth-street Park.
Squares 1871, 13s, l39, I5a. $50. $780, iS1 and 1872;
SO much thereof as front on Seventeenth, Eigh.
teerth, M and streets, in the vicinity Of Sew
enteenfh.street and ambulance parks.
Squares 80, 80, 40, ~, 70. 43, a, So 50, 81, So
Ss io =, TO- isI 1s 49, as IL u.s. 1 IN the 81 First
Ward, south of Pennsylvania avenue.
Squares 7, 6, TO- IL, 10, 20; in the vicinity Of
G.street wharf.
Squares 107, 126, 163, 16i, 1si, 1856; so much
thereof as front on Connecticut avenue, Seven
teenth, Eighteenth and Il streets, in the vicinity
of the K-street stables.
Squares 472, 473, sol, 500 and 500: in the vicin.
ity of Sixth and Seyenth.street wharves.
Squares SO, 57i, $50, 63l $685. 633, 63, 6si, $50,
or any vacant street or avenue included in these
squares, being in the vicinity Of railroad depot
and Soldiers Retreat.
Squares 72s. 729, 73l, IA, 735, $50 and go; Ia
the vicinity of Old Capitol and Carroll prisons
and barracks.
On any place within tour squares of Bladens-
burg tollgate.
On any place within two squares Of Kendall
9G-r-n park.
park fbeipg those published in Special Orders
No 9 from these Headquarters. Of date Noyem-
Der a, 1857
Squares 532 233 2B7, 26s, a69, 27o 207, 2os, 500,
1927, 352 1853, asa, 3e, $751; 400, 4i0, i33 43l, i62,
463, 492, 534, and squares Q and D, on Maryland
avenue, In the vicinity OF Government railroad,
depots, and storehouses.
Squares 500, 50i, 5i4, SIS, $40 and 547; in the
vicinity of Sixth and Seventh street wharves.
Squares 3s1 and $50; much thereof as front
on Louisiana avenue, in the vicinity OF the
Central Guardhouse
Jpoa tine Mall in the vicinity of the Monu.
ment and Government cattle yards: or upon any
place in the vicinity of Mt. Pleasant, Carver,
Stone, Columbian College, Campbelfs Lin
coin, Douglas, Emory, or Armory Square hos
pitfalls, (being those published in especial Or
ders No 22'' from these Headquarters, OF date
November 12. 1869, and the following, not
heretofore embraced in orders:
The whole of squares 1871 l4l, 165, fG6, lbs. 1863,
40, and III, in the vicinity of the War Depart
ment, and the Offices and depots of the Quar-
termaster's Department.
The whole OF squares go, 6S2, 6Si, 6o5, 6s6,
ST. 6S9, 600, &c., 72 72i, TBS, 726, III, 73D, 72,
.3, 756, 757, 75s, 76, 762, 49, 49, 765. 7S7, 16S,
80, iii the vicinity of the Old Capitol Prison
ard the Railroad Depot.
All permits for the sale of liquors containing
alcohol III any of the ABOVE presc ribeG locaii-
ties are declared to be void.
Violations of this order will be promptly and
severely punished by contscation of liquors
and confinement of the offenders.
BY order of HENRY b. TODD,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
a. 5. BAKER,
ina and AAiutapt
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

In CONSEQUENCE or THG los IN TaT
L hay. tie Fort Monroe bosts will IL -
1s..s s:lsn fTsm T.ss Ssleea must
leave in IL 40 train to connect.
aa:..TIMORE ANB OHIO RAILROAD.
&SSR s
On and after Monday January 4th. 1864, dsily
trains win be run between Washington ar, and New
J ork, and Washington and the ~sst as iohows:
FOR PHlLADELPHiA,NE NEW YORh ana BOSTON
Leave Washington at 50 and IL 40 4. q a, aad
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at 6.s, and 1l.4 A. M,
sno SIG. 80, and 2, 2 daily: except SUNDAY.
FOR ALL PARTS OF The WEST.
Leave Washington at 6 81 and 7 so A. M. and 8 %
P. 81. daily, except Sunday. On Sunday, at 80 P.
COMPUTATION TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily. except Sunday, at 50
The arst and fourth trains from washinsto
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore at 4, $50 and 10 A. NJ and
r 80 sna apa - h' On Sunday at and $50
coMMUrAr1oN TRAIN.
Leave Baltimore daily. except Sunday, ct TO
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington at 80 Il. NJ. For Washington
from innap ,lis on 8, train from Baltimore.
Trains leaving Washington at 80 A. n. and
ST P. ~, 60 through to New York without
without change of cars.
For further information, tickets of every kind,
to as go the sPes once sn At
.n e ootE esnsrs TIc afsn agent.
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PROPOSALS.
DaoPOsALs FOR DEAD HORSES.

Caca!ry Bsasas. 0ests Of Gti.f Qnarssrn sasi4rS
WASHINGTON % e.. Jan. Is, 1854.
SYALEp PPoF-s-.Ls VIII be rec-s~ea A. llis .'dee
MP to 10 @ clock ~. On WEDNESDAY. JAaa AIRY
80 1854, for the purehsSs eft all horses that may die
o. os Killed at the Cavalry Depot, af.ssor5, near
Washington G wftain the next twelve 400 tbs
succeeding the date o. letting of the consrsct
The korss swilI be delivered ~ certaiG dssignst-
ed spot. TO b. Fixed By tie United statss
The animals sre to be ra moved daily AID convex
ed far enough from the limits OF tie Depot avoid
all nuisance, either to The Iepot or the residents
in the vicinity.
Payment win be required in Government funds,
At the close of each month for all animals deliv-
cred MP to u at date -
Bonds, with approved securities, in the Gums OF
one thousand dollars viii be required from the
parts to when contract il awar led
Each proposal must state the prtce per animal
giving full and post office ad ress and be &C
com panied by q guaranty signed by two respoaat-
Bile persons and known 70 this Buresu. and alsc ry
the oath of allegiance, signed. stamped, sna duly
The contract must he entered into within three
days Of the date of award. .
This ofice reserves the right to reject eR.or all
bi6s that may be offer cd.
prSposals should be adore .sed to CAPTAIN Jam 81
a Ekin. Chief Q. d Cavalry Bureau, Washing
ton. D. O and be PLAINLY rne-sed on the envelope,
Proposals for Dead Horse. ,,
ZINES A. ERIN
falls i'd Chief @ NJ OAyaIry Burasu.
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ROPOS AIS ROR ICH,
MEDICAL PuRyEYoR's OFFICE,

HdShfHgt0H. ID, e. JAauSry. 1854
Until WsDEasDhY tie so day Of s ta 1Iys
shn he oowns srssnns s shs T..
Gay OF January, 1866 with e supply of pure ICE,
:. Department of tie East, Headquarters at Ns~
York
pepsrtmsnt of the susquehanns, Headquarters
Middle Dspsr MT, Eeeaquartsrs at Baltimore
VeqsfE nent OF Western Virginia, Headquarters
Dspart usns Of Washington, Headquarters at
Depart mens of ct. Mny's Be.dqu .rters At Point
Bead aarters 1T Fort Monroa
Department of tie South, Headquarters at Hill.
And such other Hospitals as may be established
Prrp sails will De luads according to the follow.
As PROPOSALS. FOR Icz.
iREeIDENGs AND DATE
The apders,ss:d 2roIG Sc 70 asRi.. daily or
the beat quality OF ice TO such aosptsls in ths De
P.rtnent Of -. and in tach quantities as the
ST lie following price per hnnd~-d pounds viz:
The Ice to he usisst to the approval OF the sur
for tie correct amount delivered.
s ~ b t Ss sss goe 2ne t, oil esrsi
As q guaranty of the ts'thful perfermaacs OF ths
vii enter into sai hs su os o.
slso append to ne enclosed foru of guaranty
ths neare,t bistr Ct Court, or the Unitsd STATS ~
District Attorney.
FORM OG GSARAETY,
We -. OF be county OF -, and State OF
and - OF the county Of -, and State
Of, do hereby guarantee that - IL sbis 70
fulhI the contract in accordance sits the ts-nls
his proposition and we sfs prepared to become his
securities, Sig
Certificate Of the Clerk OF - District Court
or Uni; ed States Dissric: Attorney
Bidders must con form strictly t, the above form
OF pIopossl or he'll bids vi DE rejected.
An Cet n of ale CLANS s to the United Htstes Gov
eTDIeen Il ust necessarily acGomp paw the bid.
bd< ers may be present in person when the pro-
locals are opened
The contract will be awarded 70 the Iowa, re-
epODsible party parties who will De duly ih ID
by mall or otht 81. thai their bid is pied
and hey will immsdi atsly proceed to en- ter into
cor tract, unosr bonds to ne amount of 81 900.
Bonds to be properly certified IS. r..
The Post OF CO address Of the parties proposing
must be distinctly written upon the proposal
Proposals must be addressed To Henry J oh nson
"a. +. Z o. 8. A, and Acting modisai Puryeyor
WARRINGTON, u c., and marked 'ProDo.a's for
Ice -
The Medical Pnrveyor reserves to himself this
right to reject or all bids deemed unsni table.
HENRY JOBhsoN, NJ s. XII S A,
and Acting Medical PuTysyor.
n q Printed forms of shove proposal can be
had BY application to this Office
Information rs to the location, capacity, and
atont the amount of ice requir ed BY the hospitals
wis bs given ey application to the odoai oirecr
OF each OF these Departments. is5d
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CHIIE QUARTERMAaTER s0EsIUE.
~ rEPor OF WASHINGTON,

Woshinsf0H, d l., January 4, 1884
All dealers IN Drugs, Hardware, Lurnber. Leatb.
er. eMse Furniture Harness and Ssddleyy. ara
quested to send TO this cfice. the MONDAY OF
each week, eealed proposal list in duplicate @!
the articles they are prepared tn furnish to This
Denot ats ert nOtice with the price OF each
plain dgures. so that il case the exigsnci-s
of the service require it, xrti lie articles can
be obtained With cut delay and st the price
Dealers WISHING to sell to this De pot will ba re.
CURED to furnish the list punctualiy every Mon
Jay I prIa.ssor a.,or.,. " r. RRCCksh.
1ab II Depot OF Wsshiu gton.
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Lieu tenant and
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, January %, 1863.
In consequence OF the pressure OF business
a. the " ar Department, Passes for citizens to
visit the Army OF the Potomac will be given At
the Office OF Lieutenant Colonel CONRAD. t33
Pennsylvania avenue, above 18th street. "a