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, 1864-09-27

Tie Committee Will meet 1t p p hoasss, sste7
ihesecsA!y esnyassins the1s 1eapeet1'e o'''1I''''
no. 100 Washington kt1eeE p H. -
sEcoNu WARD,
The cati.eps Of the Second ward met a the Orient
Houfe, J. G. Billion In the Chafr. II was [esolsed
rnlse tand Of to ifss sne waso s ifem me
sn@ On &c FL
1es 4 ao hs L
are determined that the draft shs tot tonch the
id second. The Committee will meet at the same
tlace this evening a. y, O'clock. :,
THE citjzers Of the Third Ward met at No. GIL
State eueet e G. Wicker IL ths chair. Ansy tae
whole ms,ts5 had nssn H. sts
whhch, Offering liberal additional hoansy to r.
| vuite, wouid. it II hoped: I'LL the quuta. Sub
trintione immediately taken In lie hill aud
1 annnt 81 040 collected On the spot.
| e1xTH wHRD.
| Ra3,yl Yallyt ra,'yl citizens OF tne Sixth
| Ward. and aTcid the stigma Of draft. A mass
meeting OF the citizens OF the SIKH Ward Will bs
eld at Ibe house ' 1ofhweEs corner o. Canal and "a
he nnrnnse Of raising FINDS acd deyieins me ms
Tiii relieve the Sixth Ward from the draft. Ten
dolials from cath man enEol!ed YIN taye tae "asd'
| sErKNT8 WAED.
meeting Of the c.tizeus Of the Seventh Ward
w.s held al the school house, corner Of Twelfth
and Iisltted Etreets. AID. Comtskey wHs 4ppofnt
/ ed chHff1nel Avery 1+UVts y lAts Ql!iE{s p IL
iow, Il /. bonahoe, SECRETARIES. ard AID. sher
| win. TREASURER.
| aisei ~ tbe nnroose Of Cling the quota. apt
u aat ee5 81 pefton enloled va sasseses ~ r
fs than tn do!lsrs and i tae drsft shou1 n,.
| ni;fee apprcpr1ate the money In their hands to
Tn1Ss turnisbirg substitstes for those man drate,
wbo have eubscftbed to the fund.
| snnoir ted. TbOe. CIoVrY, 8. K. Dow. Josepl
sbesV IN. Geo. d. Young, P. caraher, E.. Gillmofs
| James Ft1ney.
On mouon;tAe relieving patsans ware appoint
d 4 committee TO soliclt Subscriptions: Df. Joh'
, 1864-09-27
lost.

T OST:- A black silk capa bslopg'
1llEt to poor str.. that has - wotk ha1d for hay
clotrfe Wh.eyef hes seund Il, viii confer very
crest f1yor the0Vda cy returning 1t at thA Il.
bpne ointe, o. 81 Clinton tiIeet. be27 e9liIt.
, 1864-09-27

TUR SAx E-TWo thorough bed
i mares; aeE Le.E I.lsud-N z >, s:e for sals Oh
srAss CID r s. 1ess Than n lnn!e1 E3zno1t
'rs!n1-t r. da;, was OF os Hulh's Echsae:Ae ~
ges Eeitrae. She Ea5 sfrfd b7 tA1 L .n+s Island
hlses Eask Tint nerha otaex marc. four 3rats
5t% wEs nteo :. .he tne.tcan star hs 81 Sir -at.
A1sD tbs lu.71.ufu = tne Pcrslas Rouse, r'skEv1.
ttd tbs nurr to lc: or fcf 1afe. !uIu'sa the
REP. y Tthiiwa Eureso c-u1t7 M1not,. Of JAS a.
, 1864-09-27

Number enrolled s4; tetcit 81. Eumter Of
tickets drawn, a. III. !. z. urrtss xas appointed
10 n ake the Graft. TIE folio o41ne are The eames;
, 1864-09-27

AA ANIED-A good woman to
~ CooB md Ircn rhe.s sttga A.o q few board.
eIs. WIN Gs4e good oases To cnt shas N SUIT. A2>
ply "A n suisttlY At :57 aousr EiA-k SIR, es.
hkiI.sN91t ME23. ". Ii. bDISH AW.
, 1864-09-27
Chicago Qrlbnl1e.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1854
THE CITY.
x0-ElEHr,
mas oleet11E Mt metropolitan Hail.
non, j. H. Do04lstle NtIl sp rAk.

ma:s Meeti1e Mt METROPOLITAN Hail.
Hon. j. II. DooIttle viii sprak.
Anass rn1etine Of Union men will be bc1d IN
Metropolitan Ball tenisht. Bon james Doc
Nttle, q. 8. Senator from wleoopsin, and ofber
weu lno rn able speakers. vii address tse moes-
ing. Mt. poolirtle te kuown ~ one o' tno moat
accomplished speskers in the States, and mosc
true to the Union caust than IL the needle TO tho
pole.
n.zinp n al directions Let ua join 10 deuon-
~stcattun that fhs'l END IN fhtE mai oses:hro~.
ThrT xuust be beaten equally 1t the ballot box and
At he cArnoaz routh. Go to Metropolitan BAT
to u,eht. Let eserg loyal .nan do his duty. La
dies may secure teats in the galleries b. going
early.
PA7n,oT1c-Aldrsman Kahn ot1ers to give my
do1lara Zach to any two men who viii stop tofvzsd
lkring. WILL not others to1io" suit
TrAu vorx.-A vote on the Geneva acconuo-
dahon usin, C. Il g. ". r B., resulted a. follows:
For Llocolp, Gs; for Mcclellan. Q. This vote VAS
exclDslve1y Vl voters on the train.
Eano11MKxr Paovosz GAunns.zYesscrdsy
morning 4 detachment. of 10 msu Of tho 14sth
nlinosr. IN charge Of Captain q. W. Baker, arrived
At the Rest from epstpRts Id, and immediately re.
duty.
cAMp vorE.-A vote nss taken yesterday
among the 1uen Of Company F. sth reeimeatV-
R.-Cosps, stationed At Camp Dous1as- Liuco1u
rsceiyeb 20 vates and Mcclellan 5. Had this yote
been taken snorg the prisoners confined thcro,
yFe hive no doubt 1t would have goae the Other
Wy.
BHxnDAk@s F1c1oI1Ra-fcste1day morning. BY !
0rder Of Briradfer. General Ha1bcrt PAINE m.
tsonnl ea1utc Of one hundred guns wss fired at
Csmp Douelas, in honor Of the rec1ot victories |
achieved BY Major General Sheridan aud his gal
iant blue custs in the Shenandoah valley.
TIE PALNEn FonK.-Ths famous Palmer Fork
and ntacklng machfte is on exhibition thls week
at the WiscouaIn State Fair Thfa~ sDaeaines tout
The f.st premium at a1l the State Fa1rs aud will
esva fntmet their coet in one eeaton. We com.
mend them to our Wisconsin friends a. oaeo: the
best 1ahpr-sav1ug machines ol the day.
, 1864-09-27
VIC sasI1 offer tle
GREATEST 3t4REATYS

For thu NJ 1t :; n days eSi7 ohu ad in'she c;tg.
tr1tt CUR tEicaes ara patrons Will av"ll faem7elv
OF tE,s opportunity to secure = COED. Gus III at !
, 1864-09-27

DOARDING-An Una niEhsd
.DFrcnr Room 9TH Boa:d. Apply =: - Ohio,
second block es4s Of Clark s.seef. ne-1 t9.s1t
, 1864-09-27

MEETING Or MAcH1x1srs.-0nS Saturday evenin.
last eoodly nun Der OF Aschintsis assembled at
Bryan Hall to discuss tbs possibility Of forming
protective societies IN several cides simIla. to
tho4e III present existing IN Boston, st. Louts or
CINCINNATI. Mr. HAzlitt, Prelident Of the Trades
Assembly, occupied the cha.r. Plevluus 70 the
I'd the prospectus Of new daily Democratic
paper proposed to he started in this city early In
Ociober. Mr. F1ncAer, of FInches's 7rsdes Rtr!s1r.
liz of working men orEsnizi1g for tke.r own pro-
tection to be able, II possible. to resist the
eneroachmcnts Of capiia1: He DID cot p1sh 70
to form themselves into COT o-opefatiye body, and
by that mtats udva1ce and promote the interests
ol the working rnRn-
Aatrtsses we're ulso made Ey T3lsiRm F. Fa1ls
ofBo&ton. and Richard Parker Of st. LtNis% aIter
which The meeting adjourned.
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ItEEf-
The meeting then adjourned 10 meet on WedGes-
aJ evening, at ~ O'clock, When tho committee
, 1864-09-27

w AN TGD-~ & licely 1urlehed
W. HouIa- IN u cc.Tfu:ent Il cation, = . Busu
faCtJ. Will pap fssm ssou to 3s.n 3rar. aud taks
T. BE- q es1o OF r. p osesty Gonl rate,sscs:
st'i e ~ Wsshsbx'un strso EbttEcen Ct7rx aad
In
, 1864-09-27

DOARDING-Persons wishing to
!A3 beard atuder II OF Rush Heetal Collage will
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-21
8 G & 3 D

u I L q q I
EksCHANT TAlLO IL
VTAVING taken the stand formerly occn-
Il nied Nv ". & A. Murray, No. 10, North
Fairfax Street is prepared to fiji eli orders en-
trusted to him, and promises to keep up the
reputation Of bis Predecessors. dec S-sl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-21
MR. STATIONS DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, June 20. l864.-To Major
General Dix, New York: No operations to DAY
m rhe James river have been reported TO the
aanartment. Unofficial statements represent
oar loss 70 have been severe IN the assaults on
The oneoy's works on Saturday, bat no oft1cEal
1ist Of the casualties has been received.
l2an Sherman. in dispatch dated CHS
evening - 7.3U F. NJ, says: / was prema.,
lure in saying that the enemy had abandonetd
his ,,ositiun based my report on that OF all
fhe army commanders. The enemy, has
fhroun hack his flank. and abandoned all his
works IN front, Of she Kenosaw Noun Jain, out
holds that mountain as he apex III MS posa.
Zion. His tanks are behind MONDAY and
Moses Greeks. We have pressed him pretty
close today, althou5h the continued rain
makes oil movements almost an lnposslplllSy
Gen. Foster, commanding the department
Of the South at Hilton Head, forwards the
following dispatch, dated che 10Th OF June, at
Hilton Head, 5. q.
I have ehe honor TO report that have 20,
day received from Major GENERA! oamQel
Jones, commanding che rebel forces IN Gals oe,
partment, letter stating that nye general
officers Of the United States, as prisoners OF
war had been placed in Charleston, to be re-
tanned there under our ire. Against this
wicked and cruel act have protested.
I'm The meantime the fire on the city is con-
tinued. I respectfully ask that an equal num-
Der Of rebel officers of equal rank may be sent
TO n1e in order that may place them under the
enerny's fre as long as our officers are exposed
10 Charleston.
This department has issued a retalatory or
der transferring to Gen. Foster an equal mum.
Der Of rebel general officers, 70 be treated IN
the manner proposed, as long IS our othcers
are exposed IN Charleston.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-21

| Ee1S ssSU 4 u N4F EAlNkI
! AND
! RGATIV HERBs.
| I'm Pills ond Powders(
Y9HE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING agents.
| 4 as yet known, have been most successfully
used for over quarter Of century IL Europe,
and FOR the last 3 years, also in Ibis country,
aud are particularly efficient in the cure Of oil
chronic diseases. No one should disp4ir OF being
cured without first trying them. No family
should be without them, fer by their timely usa
much sickness can be prevented. They ere I'M
ported direct to this port by the undecsigne
and their purity, efficacy and safety can De re-
lied upon with perfect confidence.
The following are some OF the diseases whicSl
have been permanently removed o. 1hf71z ass
letter
Inflammation
Of the bowels,
consumption II lIs
early stages headache
asthma cough, sore eyes:
iOckiaw, ruptures, rheumaGs12
cramp clolic, catarrh, pain III tAo
breast and sides, deafness, nervousness
snotted fever. chills and fever, ague, ope2
wounds, pneumonia, dyspepsia, salt 1heun1, cs2:s
Ger, scrofula, jaundice, tapeWorm PIX
liouaness erupticns Of the sk11, oo"e''
complaint, langour, gout, dIopsys
erysipelas, worms, chollc, piles
diarrhoea hoarsness, swell"
ings bloati.gs, bloody
and white fux, dys-
ente1y, costiva-
ness, mes
Also, pRaF: wUN6RAM's RHEuNA-
TIC TINCfURE, sure and safe cure fox
acute and chaonic rheumatism, no matter o.
ho PR !09E WUNByRAMs GOVT PowDERs
(Girht PulverY if taken in conunetion VIII t1a
BLOOD PURIFYING PILLS or POW
DERS. will most surely cure the worst cases
Of Gout and Infamstory Rheumatjsn3; ,-
PROF. WUNDRAM'S EPlLEPI1o ~
MEDY the only safe and Tslla ;on3;o rG Fs
S9 PR0F Hor W WIN gfS'T SRA NJ S fAPEWoRM
POWDERS will completely carry o. f1ls
frou blesome introder, and also remove a1l oS&'es
worms most effectually from the systec734 r,T -
sTOMACHAL ELIXIR an invalua0!e r. r.
medy against asthma, billiousness' pam - .l@
breast coughs, colds, dysentery, d1aS5;1oea'
crsmn cholic, summer complaint, Ae& 1&ca72
faintness, sudden indisposition, dispeQsia, Sc, Sea
sickness, &C. Every family shouio nave 2or
eller in his valse. It can be safely, g!5e1 -
the smallest children, there being no !audanoT2
or other deleterious substance II i. Try 1II47r
PROF. WUNDRAMS TOoTA-ACa1
DROPS. give immediate relief, ana are zlc :
relible than any remedy yet kn""A o"0 '''"'
": PROF S0:F: iW5NSUiNDRAM's HERB TIA, can.
not he too hichlv recommended 10 oil dlspeep7
tics, sick and convalescent, and those s1ne''"@
from nervousness rru7rar T7f7
HERB TEA. valuable ald u curing S1'e'''NN
tis1n; also for curing gravel.
Full directions accompany eacn Ienooy'
For further particulars. apply 70 A:.
" " Julius D1ENELT, De Dsn oaioa
lA5 Prince st., nearly opposite the Post OAn"e'
nd q CtCn SI9
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COAL O. L; o77 rn
CHEAPEST AND BEST Coal ~ -.
ces os Lo1v, o.. iower than the Io3gsst-qqs a
uAA09 0"A0 No. Is Royal sire st,
where can be had Lamps, Chimnies, "" $,
md everything connectea With the TRACE, IN IN
every variety Of style; together WITH genhe n
assortment Of Gas and Steam Fixtures, Chan-
dy1iers, Pendants, Brackets, Drop Lights Glass
Globes, Paper Shades, &C.. Of all the new Styles
and beautiful patterns, st prices 70 please
Gas Fitting, Alterations and Extensions
promptly attented to; ell work warranted. &
Patent Thief Detecting Money Dra"eI q
SALE nov 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-08

IMPROVE YOUR ss
~ EYESIdHT
by the use of the celebrated
PEBBLE and PERISCOPIC SPECTACLE9,
acknowledged as the best for Siren gthsn,ns and
FTeserutng the impaired Eyesght, scientifically
and correctly suitso, by
FRANKLIN &C CO., Opticians.
244 Pennsylvania avenue, bet Eth and 18th SITS. =,
snd.
ass Pennsylvania avenue, under Nationa Hotel.
FIELD CLASSES, OPERA GLASSES
MICROSCOPES. THERMOMETERS,
STERE OSCOPES, PHOTOGRAPH ALB UAS
CARTES DE VISITE, dc.
In great variety, and Al the lowest prices.
ia l9-tr
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DROP osALs FoRsL OUR.
one Depot Comnissary If nbsiNenee,
IIa b -. etnn II q Marth !

GEte Depot Comn,issory Of Subsistence.
Washtagton u c., March d. 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until the 18th
fnkts Mt at IL eel OK M. tor furnisbiny the
subaIstsnoe DepsEtment With T2N THOUSAND
10.GGG) BAkhEiA Of FLOUR:
The proposals viii be for what Is Known at this
depot rs nos /. 2, aud g. and bids will be enter
ia ned Tor airy quantity less tn an the v bale.
BIDS must be N upllcats. ana for each grade on
separate sheets of PAPER.
1he delivery of the Flour to confluence within
FIVE days fro the opening of the bids, and IA such
quantities daily as shs Government rnsy direct.
delivered st the Government warehouse in
eeorgetown ct the HnaTyss. or at ths railroad
DEPOT in VI asbiD etop. D. O.
The delivery of al Flour awarded to bs compile
TED within twenty days froI1 the opening Of GAe
bids.
Payment viii he II sde in certificates Of Indebted.
nass, such other funds as the Gov er omsnt may
have Tor disbursement
The usual Goyern~2snt inspection will he made
inHt before the Flour ia received AMI none win be
acce pt-o wEith is not fresh ground.
An sctl of siegiss.s must accom- Dany the bid of
tsfh bidaer o has pt the oath On file in this
Office, -Ed bid viii be- entertained fIoA parties
who hive previously ftisi to comply with their
blss or iron hsda az present 10 res2snd-
SoVernm Mt reserves tbs right to rejec5 any bid
fCf cause.
Bids 70 be addressed t. the undersigned, at No.
223 G street, endorsed "frepossl. for FIoar:'
3. O. GREENE,
nh s I'd Captain AMI y V.
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Eoa oAVALaY u0a3Es.
WAR DEPARTMENT. CAVALRY BUR=Au.

WAR DEPARTMENT CAVALRY BUREAU.
OFFICE OF LHiEC QCAEFE An STER. ;
WASH HGTON ID. u, March /. 1854.
fEALEp PROPOSALS will bs received at thii D -e
uh;l IL Sissk a., OF Mondas March fourteenth,
1wo tho1ssrd q COOy Cavalry Horses. TO be ie.iv-
cred 81 .yrscuSe, n Y, within iocty "a days
One thousand l.voj> CGyaIrg Heres. to be dsliv.
eteu st t&1 snsenrg, n ", sItaia thirty 800
Gays FRS Ii jst5 OF contract
salo horses De d Ia al! pErticI not lass
thao tvs t5) IoT more tran nine t9j yesrS ID, from
lziG to 10 hands hizb fail FISH ed, com pactiy built,
trIcle 1iBe AID Of size SO fcIent for cavalry pur
1kess spscifcGtjoaS 1ciI be strictly adeYed 10 and
r7g'dty enjo'esa a. stery pgyt fenst:-
a eua raptes for it's faithful p. rfnmanca
RI Should any United stats officer uarantse
the pofal Of bidder who should prove to %
Rotary of War. with recommendation tn su ,h
I oElc, + be dismissed the service.
a 6'ddtrS and sa0rant0rS tc be held to he StTft-
EST accountability and ss.fyy fuiturs comply suith
ed 'H be Jootcd ~ prosecution to the fnt ertsH! Of
Foi m of bid and guaranty can be lad On apphos.
successful bidders will be prepared to entsr into
written CONTRACTS ~th good and sut CT nj security
Immediately en- the acceptance of their bids
The cath of aslegiancs must pacy ssnh bid:
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all
bios deemed unreasonable.
No bid viii be entertained for less than nifty
ds for the entire nan,ssr of horses required are
Payment will be made IN completion OF contract
or as room thereafter as fands may be received.
Proposals. must be endorsed Proposals for CAV
airy Horses" and addrsr.ed to Lisut Col. James
A. A, Ekin, Chic! couartermssssr osvahy sareAu'
Any !Srther Information viii be Irom.tly given
Lieut. Colonel, ohief 81
NH std Cavalry Bureau.
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de- eff
pRoPosALs FOB MATERIALS FOB THE NAVY
NAVY UT tE 7 MENT.
BUREAU OF e1EAM ENGISREzIS9

NAVY DEr,HTMExr
BUREAU OF s4EAM ENGIssE ING,
SAILED pRogos.-s to furr 81 laa at tx the
Navy iaE tSc ma, , g ar en- nE Jane 80 lsh. Wit
1s f's1se a sa Of ay 81 a B. :.
which tine the op ming W1n h. com nsn3ed.
rsl. for the NAVY " ina thss may o. d1s5ing lsh ID
S othrr sg9sess ifs5tsss ard Az directed to the
lie materials n aud attiSles saGsscei in ths
onis are y Fl a s sfe 81 m It'd
to aeh es ass 81 20 rs On sppn 70 tss
-rsyy Gaent nearest Thereto, AUG those OF all tas
} IA upon q! lea ioa 10 the Bu ,ssG. This diyi-
ers IN cse6, such classes only viii ba furnisied =.
actual y Quired for bids ghe con osn5srt
sno svy sssn. Tor sca station vii, ID ition to
COPE Of tho en- dales OF he other yarts fos er. n
it viii be desira6ia 10 maEe spIestiop f,r NY Of
the classes Of ,hote yards All oshsr thirs4 b5fag
equal! nrtIsrsnce will be given to srtioss of Amer
Offers ut be made for the vh Gle of tn, class at
any yard upon one Of the printed ,ehedul4s, or il
st. ct nroImity Herewith. or they Will aos bs
Upon application to tbs Bureau. to the Com-
naIda1nt ~ hay ar, or to any Nary Azsnt, tee
infer. alton respecting the proposals viii be fur
The contract will be award I'D to tss loves. bidder
law 81 10Th gust, l84s. the Navy Deoartaens re-,
serving the rleht to reject the lowess bid ifdsemsd
The contracts viii bear data the day the roiiasa-
sign the eo.tsa and tesir espensi6!ity asrsiaei
Bi;trie. Attosn.Y. Gesster. or Nay Agent As
c% s q S. viii the s
contract shall have been completed, and eighty per
Of In BY hs
the ~ psyy sxsass At The points Of in
the ras the
same shall nsvs been passed by the Secretary of
The following are the classes REQUIRED at there
Class s No Boiler Iron O.; No: 2 MetsIic Oh:
I6. Steel; No is. Zine. w. 49, ~ A'''
CHARLEsro 1N.
Glass No. ]. Boiler Iron and Rivets; No Pig
Iron; No. Gum Packing, Rubber Hose &C.; No.
No !. Lad oil; No. s. Tsov and Soap; No 49,
Haiis, Bolts aud Nuts; Ne. is. toppsl; No 10, En-
oGlorsd P..ts 6r;s1s No. No. ziUs
BROOKLYN r.
ono No S9i,sr iron; Ne 8, Boiler Feltns No. Z,
ing I.nssed mt .nd Hss
hol; No Lard OIL; No. 9, TaIiow ana soap; No.
vsyss So Is Steel; No Il IRON a ais
zS. s Mt 4 a NJ E. ss:'ss s y 5s T
ash me- sS 10 rs HesSss
-, Lanterns; No 50. Lignumyi.a.
PHILADELPHlA.
~ Crss NO. i Boiler Iron, &c No. 8 Boiler Felt
8; srern OIL; No s iansesd OH aud Tnrpsasins;
No ev; I, Lard On; No o. rsisv and 8, 40 l9'
RiPs Valves &c; No. Is, stssi; No L. irsa ais.
No. sps Mt Ls. No. % AIN e No Co.
ored Paints and Drivers; No. q. stationery.
WAsHIN ri ON. =
les o. 1, b2ier Iron, o.; NO. IL, Bolts.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTOR Y.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


z*EEzS y ~ NS2S
On and after Wednesday January 10th, 1854, daily
trains will he run between Washington and New
York. and Washington and the West as follows:
FOB PHlLA DELPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON
Leave Washington at and 10.45 A. NJ. and s
and 80 p. NJ, except Sunday. On Sunday, at 80
P. M. only. 1s eh ~
FOR BALTIMORE. EEFl =
Leave Washington at 6.2n, and 10: R A.. NJ.
and 8, %, 5 and 80 P. M. daily, except Sunday.
On Sunday, at A. NJ. and 8 and SO P. NJ. only.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THH WEST.
Leave Washington at go and A. NJ. and 50
P. II. daily, except Sunday. On Sunday, ct 7 80 P.
only. 800. T..
FOR WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH;
Leave Baltimore at $50. ITO, as and $40
d. an1 $50, SIS, and $50 P. NJ. except Sunday.
On Sunday, at 40 and {. 40 4. NJ and $40 P. III.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington at s % A. NJ and 4 Is P. ii.
Leave Baltimore at 10 A. NJ and 5.5 P. n.
Trains leaving Washington att A. N; and
= 50 P. n, go through to New York without
change of cara. aleeping Car on $50 ?. NJ. train.
sThe first and fourth trains from Washir gton,
and third and fifth trains from Baltimore. stop at
al way points.
For further information, tickets of every kind,
&c, apply to George 8. noentsa agent ct Wash
ington Station, or at the Ticket Ohce.
W.P. SMITH Master of Transp't'n.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
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PROPOSALS.
ORDNANuH oyFIoE,
. WAR DgPARYN

" Wan Dss.Rrnrsr.
v :. Masaissi9 IN. rss e. 1854!
sn asr. & a.
Il tho New York Arssnsl, 8. cno sets,
"a At the Frankford Arsenal, s 900 sets, ~
Al Tie Sissineat Depot, soSa sets.
At the 81 Louis Arssn al $3.50 sets.
The.e sets OF Herss Equipments are TO be fur.
n,hsd ssTpsss easeg. ths hSrss Ssus eu,rS
and Watering bits the. NAL easls iron hardware,
sna to s.noF :, .,Fi. :, and
nsmtd The trees arc to be OF the re sui.tioa pat
tern; s,se1ssa siae,ln9s less than So insass BE-
side bars OF white wood, the pummsls and csntIss
Of beech vel gpt Vi al the irons IA
severed Wits tas best s.aashteSea COW Sids; ali
70 % o.
Ttsc.1re sns .hs es9d 2msaas will be inspected at
me must Be- MADE 10 lots of not less
ffty sets per week for al contracts of SEQ sets
from Up to s tso sets psr rssS
fer 81 acts o. from 1000 t. sol se.s .,d ave
to st. M 70 Of from
the ID daI of April, l,e.
tt e Ct Il ss aa x
Der he may iail to deliver at that time.
than re salar turers and such az are known
this Dspartn ent to be fully 70 execute
IN Bsds vii sh written
acknowledgement OF their sursties, over their own
Eaca part, obtaining contract will he obliged
TO enter into bords With approved suresiss, for its
Tpon the award baipg made, successful bidders
vii % notified and furnished With forms OF con
Ihs i apartment reserves the right to reject any
or all Sios il MT "a deemed lssis 8,
ef Wasains
ea A dso for
fe2;-eog Brig Gen., Chief OF Ordnance.
ORDNANCE Fs1Cz,
Washiastoa, February q, 1854
Paoro POS, viii be Ieesisst at THIS Dspa.tm ant
nR Rsly IL ofs arsnsi for sS a
airy sso,es. United States regulation pats-rn
10 &c to a. Nss
Ycrk Arsenal.
and pIoof., snd are to be inspected At the srmory
urder $50 fabres PEI week for all contrasts OF
from 500 to i2s.S ssbrs, 500 Sabre. per week
Livery to be inside on The 4sh day of April 1851
msy fail to deliver At that time.
No bids will be ccnsid ed fron, parties other tn
| Known TO this d partmsrt to be fully csmpstenG
to EXECUTE in their own workshops the work pro-
BIDDERS will enclose with their bids the written
acknowledgment Of tAeir sureties, over their own
Ia b part obtaining contract viii be required
t, enter INTO bonds with approved suretiss for Its
Jpon award beins NJ AIDE, successful bidders viii
be petided, and furni.hed with forms of contract,
Tbs Departnelt reserves tia. right to reject any
| OF all bids il rot dee :sd Satisfactory:
Sses Jill
ngOp spd wi be st for
fi25 eo9t Brig. Gen. Chief OF Orfn snce