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Iodine Water,
solution o. pure Iodine In pure ~ser, vfSouf sofsese
i. sels upon tie - es
LIVER, KIDNEYS,
DIGESTIVE ORGANS and GLANDULAR SYSTEM
The grrst success which attended the OF IODINE
WATER en.bes US to recommend H. feeling confident t
with fair Trial. will ii. exce-nce Ia the cn =
m ali forms Consumption, Cancer Bronchitis SkD
Erupous Pimpes the Face, Heart Liver, snd hidneY
Dissa.es Rheunssr. Neuralgia, femse Weaknesses W
p.u,i, Debility Sypl lis MeTcurisl Dtseese, &c,
frce & per bottle, half dozen at ono time, So
DH. Il. ASDERS & Co.,
Physicians and Chemists
No. 42s Broadway, N. ".
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The Fifih Lecture of the Course NJ Tho Ch

the Puritsns viii be delivered WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING Feb. IL. by the Rev Dr. CHEENER. Subject: The
power aud duty o the present Congress 10 put end TO
slavery and fAsh the Rebellion This Lecture viii be an
appeal behs Of the Petition Of the Women National Loyal
League
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Central Committee Of Broadway and 23d A.,
WEDNESDAY Feb H. instant, at q "a. " form LIN
COLIN CAMPAIGN CLUB. -
ANDREW BLEAkLEi. JOHN 4. IfARDENBROOk.
WILLIAM 4. DARLING. JOHN BRADY.
HENRY SMITH. WIN. n. STAFFORD.
J. q. ABBE. q. JOSEPH RUCH
AMOR J. WILLIAMSON. CHARLES 2. JOHNSON.
ADRIAN NAkf MAN. PORTER q. SHERMAN, JR.
CHARLES ;. SPENCER. Wn T. ASilNAS.
OWEN W. BRENNAN JOHN LANBKfCUT.
A. !. DIfTtSHOEfEH. DOMENlCk CONLlN.
John kflsER FRED. &. WAGNER.
III on GARDNTR. q. Il. VAN BRUNT
HENRY "a. HCELAT SINCLAIR TOuSEl.
HENRY A. SMITH. WI ". NFRMlLlE.
HORATiO " SHERWOOD. WIN. ~. CEDSEY.
CHARLES H. HALL. r. X. CARPENTER.
GEORGE II. MACkAY. JSO. \. GALLAGHER
ALEX n KEECn. SHERIDAN SHOOK.
A. I. CAMPBELL. AMOS SrOOkEH
yAMFs T. WALKER. DAVID LiCuTENHEIN.
WILLIAM BORDEN JOHN NJ. ALLEN
THOs. Is. DAVIS. SEYMOUR A. BAKER.
g =. LHCOMpTE. GEORGE MCKAY
SS29aiiSSitPhh- r.nnsu. JJ3hBtN rMi 2 nsaS
JOHN J. SiLCON. SAML q. WILLIAMSON.
JOHN NJ. COSTA. JANIS OWENS.
WILLIAM PEEr. And two thousand others
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The FxPrcroR.Sr, and all Of Dr. D. JArsr Sous Family
rMecne- prepared only a, No. 1n Chesnn.s Phado
I-nhi
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The Electors Of the City of New FORK IA favor Of
the renonins'ion Of ABRAHAM LINCOLN for the Presi-
dency requested the He sdquasr- Of the Union
Central Committee Of Broadway and sd A., on
WEDNESDAY Feb H. instant, at q p. " form LIN
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second Army Corps, esmT,Gi1dssSa ~ ,F SUE,
HA ECOCK-FVE DOLLARS ADol io.N,L - rs.yssx.
W. luther notice ne underssaes val pay 70 ssery
go Low, an EXTRA PREMIUM or n. pna.rniuS
pawn ut viii De made at tho hesdeuareis o. nv Hall New
ssyyice .or the second Army Corp. a. Ia4nn'n' N''
Ycrk -, .,.v., In by some Provess-
M.r.ba or otsr mastering Officer, snd me recruit
mastering ofcer to the fact o. aymen will be sas
presented by the person elaians INV ,....
voucher requi'ed. -, On al cases, be maos Win
Application for payment nns ner should De addresses
one week after the uiuster IL ~ y, ..nruy Hall "a.
10 Col ROBFRT NUGENi Ia,,i,ur viii be paid are tnS
Tha regiments which ns "a seth oeth BID, s6t ~
aath .la SAD s7th, 5stn, ois s yai,n.rrs.
and 10th Regiments Nsw'i0'A STEPHEN HYATT.
0EORGE BLISS, Jr,.pn PARKER HANDY:
1EoRGE CABOfwAkp' iHEODORE ROOSEvEL3s
II DANIEL DEvLlN ,,,.s sppointed By Maj 0eu Hsneoek.
II - -, pJ,sr NswYoRx CAvALRY,
HEApeeAnsssy NEW YoRK, Feb. Is, 1874 l.
No 600 bIesSS o .-fhe FIRST NEW.foX
General ORDER ~ city viii rendzvous In the CITY 49,
cSvAIRY, now u ts ~ AZ o'clock D. IA, for the luey
49, on TIL RsDA IL iinuor The Msyor and Cousn0o
rak On hins received BY ~ honG. ~ The eity TIE
poss u md pstaking OF the no =, smounlsd
Councii sa formed at u p M, me men aPp's''
..sh aide only ,uryNsd nS Colorel Coumsndtnop
AH,,s,os. Eiss. Llau.cusn. and Ae.isS Aaasaas'
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kI. Jons VAyvoHr Of Aurc,ius, Mich. writes;
"A0or suffering from hsrd. raekinE Cough, unii va
,th0uh past all cure tried Jaynes EIpeesoFAn' Hne u'n
two bottles Of which found myself WELL orgh aad hsarty
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obscrye that they are well and even fashionaby at
tended laTgc number Of the best riders and gym
uasts 10 the country have appeared here during the sea-
son ard additions are being made to tie company con
stontiy Jiademe TouTnaire. whose obaste aud classic
stye Oi equcstTianigm sin remains and Introduces one
her sllenddy dancing horses nightly beside
performing daring piece Of losemanslip without cad
die bride. new trck.horse. named Gen. Grant,
"a fine animal with golden coat and silver mane-has
been added to the list OF equine stars and Is much adj
mired. The Wednesday and Saturday maiioos con-
time as popular a with the little fcksi and MI
Lent may justly pride himself on having organized
singulaIly elegant comfortable, and weordered circus
The HlPP0THEATR0E AND NEw-YoRK
CIRQuE.This, as It's learned and compound name i'm
plies IL another equestrian temple aud the Amphhea
tex viii have TO look out ior ii. laes The edce Ia
one Of rare beauty and well worth visit for It's ows
sake. MI Cooke, proprietor and director Is thoroughly
familiar with It's business and having large at
his command means 10 establish among us one Of the
finest oircusesif he win the wordr-in the world
He has slready engaged variety Of frstrate talent
and means to 20 increasing bis force until il has
equal FOR either variety brilancy in the land Tho
enterprise is q deserving one and in keeping with the
wealth and beauty OF the metropolis. Every.
thing about the establishment indicates a master.
hand at the hem and already have the germs Of all
that Ia announced In the programme. Special pro
grammes arc given every Wednesday and Saturday at
order OF the place perfect and the entertainment free
from anything obnoxious.
VAN AMBURaa q Co.'S, MaSAesaIE, We
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LIeu,.-Col Lows WAGNER nos ia coamsnd Of Camp WI
liam Penn Chelton Hills, Pa. wres;
Fer Coue. Cod. &c. the EHpeo'osn has slw,y'pTove
a certain cure"
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A RADICAL CURE FOR HERNIA or RUPTURE
IL Inraa

% constructed positively this dangerous disease
No -re..ue Is made on lie back p-Tmac eofdac,on
Inward and upward Hight cezn and easy The power can %
made tToug pleasure, required IL diiefs cn
tr.iy la principle all Trusse AID q ads 10 core
and not simply hold aud iuuTe. PMrh.ts zee sold on,
by OKEbOtT Co., NO vus bfoaS"sy.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE,
. WAR DEPART

ORDNANCE OFFICE, g tg
Sealed Proposals win be received at this Depart
day Of May 1854 for the delivery Of all the Wrought
Iron Plates and Bars as hereinafter apecihed, ne
81 Barbctte Center Pintle,
For ll-inch Guns. -.as.
sa 2fS Front pintle Barbette, -.
For s-ineh Guns,
The parts requirgd for Wrought Iron Barbette
and Casemate Carriages are as follows: =
Check f3 Ss. TOP o ssnI Shoes rr,ss
Angle Shapes, Bolts.
Rails Rail P.stss, RAJ chords, Raj Braces,
TrsnsoPs ANGLE Iron Floor clsatss Pinte Tan.
Shapes, Hunters, Chassis, Step, Assembling Bolts.
cASENATE CARRIAGE CHASSIS.
Parts named before and rail top bars. ~ Is
The number and dimensions of the iron plates
and bars for each carriage to be specified in the
bills Of iron in ordnance memoranda No 6, copies
Of f or
York agency: or at this Office. Printed schedules,
can be obtained at the above named places. On
these bidders will state the, price at which they
propose to manufacture each part, in the manner
The iron to be used in the manufacture Of the
plates and bars to be as follows: .-
Check Plates and Rail Plates of medium quality
less than 481aN lbs per square inch ET
Transoms all to be of best quality charcoal Hange
irsn,, fibre in direction of length, tsnacity not
less than LONG lbs per square inch.
Trunnion Beds to be of best quality OF charcoal
iron, tenacity not less than 54,no lbs per square
inch.
Checks, braces, Hunters. and Counter hnrters.
Al to De Of good medium iron. fenacity not less
than sa;1 ts'o 81. lbs Per square inch: p,
Shoes. and Angle ron, to be of good quality of
well refined fbrous iron. Tenacity not less than
y Axles for s-neh and - inch carriages, and all
Traverse Whe., Journals, 10 be of best charcoal
square inch. '# '|<
iron. Tenaety not less than IS 900 lbs per square
inch. o. -.-I - -t.- -... ....
HAMMERED IRON. ...s.
txIes Tor l5-lnCh Carriages. and all Fork shapes,
and Tongues for Casemate Carriages. To he of the
best charcoal iron. Tenscity no less than 81 900
p9pn isdp per square inch IT.,
commence deliveries, and the rate at which they
can deliver each part thereafter
actually engaged in the manufacture Of this or
similar kinds of work and who can bring ample
evidence that they have in their own shops all the
machinery and appliances for turning out the fall
amount " work as specified by them.
Bidders viii be requir red to furnish proper sure
Igs ior me proPer Perormansss OF the work and
edsements OF their suretes over their own sigma
lures. n. '.'
Each party obtaining contract will he required
to enter into bonds with approved suretes for its
Upon the award being made successful bidders e.
VIII be notified and furnished with forms pf con-
The department reserves the r-ht to reject any
or all bids, if not deemed satisfactory n
eral George D.: Ramsay Chief Of Ordnance, Wash
ington, Co. and will be endorsed Proposals
fGr plates and h @o for r9p
Std Brigalier General Chief of ordnance.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- % 70 81 3 9
will be run between Washington and New York
and Washington and the West, as follows:
FOR lPHILADELPHIA,N NEW YORK, AND
BOSTON.
Leave Washington al ! 80 a m, II 15a m $40 p m,
except Sunday T.
On SUNDAY # s 2G yPoRf for PHILADELPHIA, and
Passen gers for Philadelphia will take notice that
the $40 train is the latest tram daily for Phfsa-
and is for Nee York passengers Exclusively.
g.. FOR BAL TlHORE =
Leave Washington at $50 m, 80 m, II 10 no
800 p m, 40 m, $50 m, and SD 10, except
Sundays.
On Sundays at 80 a m, and and $40 pm.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Washington at go a m, and and $40 p ID
daily, except Sunday. , arrr rF-H.
On Sunday at 3 and $40 p m, only.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. a
Leave Baltimore at s45, 40, 7, and 10 m, and
On Sunday, at 3.45 and 4.2O m and $50 p m, only
FOR ANNA POLLS. ss
Leave Washin gton at 6. 80 m, and and f. 30 M,
daily, except Sunday. -
No train for Annapolis on Sunday.
IN 90 through to New York wi thout chang of cars.
Sleeping Car on I. 80 IN train. Berths in Sleep
ing car can be secured until p m. daily, at the
Tick ct 0Hce after that hour they must be secured
The first and fourth trains from Washington stop
at all way points.
,&c.,lapply to GEO. 8. KO0NTZ, Agent at Wash
IngtOn Station, or at the Tick ct Office. -zzos :
go w. Z. SMITH. Master of transportation.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent. apnn
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DEoPoSAL FoRGRADING, sToNEwoRK IL



WASHiEGTnS. ID G.. April j, 1Sji.t5
Sealed Proposals will he received ut this Office
for ten days from this date. for Gradina that uor-
ton Of th" Arsenal grounds north of the PcnitaIt
tlary. AMI for building and furnishing Il part Jf
the stone for sea-wall on the west side of said
grounds IN accordance with specifications plans
and sc"1 inns TO tc at th office.
The bids will be bs I he cuhic yard for the eXca
tat,ns. ami by the rerch of twenty five cubic feet
for the st"ncwork, The prices to be written out in
words in the bids :
Each proposal VII he accom- panie,l by a guaranty
signed ~ two responsible persons, that in cas-.
such bud is accepted, the princ pal or the guaran-
tors viii within five DAYS thereafter execute the
contract with sufficient sure:ics in sum equal TO
"H" hall # the amount Of the contract to fulfil the
Same contormabiE with the specifications and in
case said bidder should fail to enter into the con
tract: They Ia make good the difference between
the nttf of sand bidder and tn. nest lower bidder
or the person t.. whom the contract may be
awarded.
The responsibility If the guarantar, mus: b. Ger
titled 10 by uiiccr under the United States Gov
eminent, or responsible person known at this
"fice.
Proposals to be- ad dressed t. CAPTAIN J. G BEN
TON at this post and endorsed Proposal for G. ra-
ding. StOnew DIRK Nc.
All proposals received under this. al vcrtisrmeut
will he opentd ON Tue say, April 18th at L. clock
m when all bidders may be present,
No bid will be considered that does not conform
10 the requirements of this ,pv ertis"ment aud the
Government reserves the ri gh to rriect any ali
of the bids II it be considered to its interest do
Specifications can be obtained at this Office or
VIII BE- mailed to aI1 icants.
j G. BENTON Cant Ostnanea
{ 10 I'd Com Washington ArSeuei
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RoPOs SAILS FOR FLOUR
0ffcs D,pOt Cp1HhtiySnyu of Sstsists.
IELr 81 4 AL linn Il III L

thT. D'pgt fUlHhISSnrg OF Subsistence.
WASHINGTON u. { . priI 10. 1859
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until the 2Sth
inst, al u clock for furnishing the Su,S st.
elce Itlnent with eight thousand tsE0J bar
rels Of FLOUR. ~
The proposals will he for what is known ut thi,
Depot rs Nos 2and ,. and bids viii be entertsineI
for any quantity less than the whole
BIDS must T." in duplicate, and for each cralc on
separate sheets of pr per
j he Flour 10 be fresh ground and ,l.lirarrd ;n
new oak barrels heal lined -
The delivery of the Flour TO commence within
hTe days IRON the opening of the bids, and In such
GhHntltieS, daily, as the Government may direct:
delivered at the Government warehouse in Ges7.s-
town, at the whbryes or railroad depot in Wash.
irston, D. c.
The delivery Of all Flour awarded to he com.
lids 49, '' " ''''
. Payment will be made in certificates of n,ebt
cdIess, such other funds Us the Government
IDay have for disbursement
The usual Hoycrnmrnt inspection will he made
accepted which is not fresh ground.
An oath of allegiance must accompany the bid Of
esrh bidder who has not the oath On file in this
Office, and bid VII be entertained from Barties
VINO have. previously failed to comply with their
bids, or from bidders rot present to respond +
Government reserves the right to reject any bia
for any cause. Bids to lie addressed TO the IN Ter
sitned, at No. 223 g street, endorsed " Proposals
for Flour. #<. s. c. GREENE.
lid CAPTAIN and G : Z
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United States 1910 Loan,
JAY COOKE 81 CO.,
452 Fifteenth Street,

REcEIvF SUBsoRiprIoSs Foa The
NEW NATIONA LOAN
authorized BY act 0. March 8, 1864, and known as
1E.N-FORYF BONDS,
being red.ema Die II the pleasure of tie Govern
rnent after ten years and payable orty yasrs from
date in coin, bearing interest st FIV Z PER CENT
4 YEAR, payable on bonds over Sl9o annually /,
and on large bonds semi annually, IN COIN.
The COUPON BONDS viii be issued in so, $780,
SEQ and 81, GO
The REGIsTERED BONDS viii be issued in $50,
$lee, So, Sl,crG, IS 0g1. and $1,000
These The only gold bearing securities of the
Government now precurahle at par, and, yielding
at rrsseut value Of coin OVER EIGHT PER OENT
PER ANNUM, offer very desirable inv estment
Tor la.ge O, rmall sums.
We Buy and Sell at market rates
GOVERNMENT BONbS; OF ALI Issues,
IREASUGFiEGTES,.
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEpNESS,
and com,
and pay the highest prices for
oUARTEHMAsTER's CEETIFICATE CHICKS
mh20-n JAY COOKE kCO.
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(NHI1I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Washington, u. C., January 4. 1864.S
All deslsrs In Drugs, Hardware, Lumber. Leath-
Of. omee Furniture, Harness. and ssddlsry. are re-
auested 10 send to this once, on the MONDAY of
tae articles they are prepared TO furnish to this
DeDot atsl ort notice, with the price Of each mark
Of the service require It, the arttle or articles
be obtained without delay and 1t the lowest prioe.
Dealers wishing to sell to this Depot will Be re-
CURED to furnish the List pnnctuallx every Mon.
day morning. 2; q: FUCKER.
jaS-tf Depot of Washing toD.
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ID" '~ANs BALrIMoll

~ bALTlMOGZ
SsI II JAZZ y.s; Isl rs
'a'i a',,i SIsiA y 81 81 sI5asrnuDzse.
Persons Kssed y asr %.1sa, PTassd,
Cur, E5H 5S$f e qSkS sHFstsss
Structures. Affections q tie kidney. and Bisaa:r.
9; ds.:
Fl the es Dssss: IT e.
d:4: o9 ar se; as f e.
slc.sr and solitary pIaetices more fatal 70 their
s..a: sia r. SCI ssssa s. IN sss: q
sntieipations, rendering marriage, &C.. i'm poss5.
Vat ana habit Wei
Touns saasss ana
tnssllsGt Who might Gssss.ss have eHtr.nssd li.
walked to sxstacy the living Tyre. may call with full
eon n" TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
These are some Of the sad and mslaneholy effects
y asSs &.
Of sight, Loss Of Muscular Power. PalpitAtion %
sss E:r'Sn: 3:
bi,itys Symptoms Of gon:anptios, DC:
Of Ideas, DEPRESSION Of Spirit, Evil torsbodinss,
'aas' rinial''' &fn MARRIAGE.
sss: 20 SIs.ns
Dsbiitr, Mastins q TIE ORGANS, Dsformties. SO.
He xis places himself nndsr the care Off u.
&: s
ORGANS I SiHAEEsFss 10 nAh IkkpETNgEsssor
By pr Johnston's marvellous treatment, weak
11e s
ssted and In potent: Who had lost al hope, have
al i@esdinsnt. to n.T1i.se, Physical or Men,a,
Disapslnestions, Lo.s Of Proersstiye Power, Ner-
q liz sD:sa, q.
Msmbs. of the Kcyai ooiisss Of Surgeons, Lon.
q ss sssss:: Col
who're liie has been .Ient n the lospitss Of Lon.
fnosn; many treuSisd With fsnsins he s s
sSs:a : .:ss:ss
Of nina xsrs eSrsa VITA
70 ING MEN
IN y
ssi " y sa q
Se.s mind snd sodT LIQUID sSpis
q sas h4Ss d u
s9.seheS from al ths presgsets and snjoynens. q
Of nature and INDUCING in certain secret habit,
sueA persons must S SfKfs S@snfssn,l.sins
reflect tina. sound mind .nd bod, are U. mos,
sSs e
life becomes weary pilgrimage; tie Prospect
eso sset the 95 Sa n y .aosssl e
'nss''fp fss 81 So Or IMPKuDENcE.
s
ful disesfe 1t often happens that an IL timed ssnse
OF shame or dresd Of discovery deters him from
bility, can alone bsfriend him. He falls into the
hands q Ignorant and iRning pretenesrs, who,
incapable OF curing, fleh his pecunisry suostSnce.
leave him wi tn ruirsd health to sigh over his gall
ing disappointment; Or, by the use of that deadly
poison MsIcnry hasten the eonstitutions! symp.
The Head, Throat. Nose, Skin etc., progressins
with frishtful rspidity until death puts end to
bis dreadful sc fsrines by sending him to that
discovered country IN whose bourne NO traveller
ORION = SOUTH FREDERICK srRIxr,
left h and side going from Baltimore street few
doors froE sAe corner TAI rot to observe name
II No letter. received unless po.t- paid snd con-
tanning stamp to be used on the reply: Psrsons
vsrtisenoent describing symptoms.
"a The Dr.'s Diploma hangs in has 0Mes.
:. ENDORSEMENT or Thu PRIsH.
The many Thousands cured at this inltitutiok
ss Dr.
johnston, witnessed by the reporters OF 1.-THE Bun"
and many other papers, notices Of which have ap.
Pesseeo aEain ana againI before tiny pubiie besides
sponsI bility, Is sufhcient guarantee to the ~.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
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Separate offers must be made for esch article at
each CT the aforesaid navy yards; and in case more
than one article l contained in the offer, the Chief
OF the Bureau will have the right to accept one or
more Of the articles contained in such offer, and
reject the rem sinder.
For the description Of articles in the above list
bidders eterred to the ct thu said navy
dated June Is. 1865, and for information as to the
lawsand regulations tin for M rega, ding
Of Navy Yards and Navy Agents.
Flank forms a. proposals may Be obtained on ap-
plinaftGn ia the Aary agensS at Portsmouth, Me-
Ha3ipshire, BeNoa, Nec York, Philadelphia Bani.
m.rt. and at th@s Bureau. mhl9 lRwpV
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Passes to Visit the Army Of the Potomac.
/. Applications must be made at the ofice Of
Majer LOUIS H. Pelouze, No. 203 F street, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, between II a. m.
and p. m, except Sundays. Major Pelouze
is authorised to sign the passes.
2. Ifnot granted at the Office Of Major Pc
louze, the decision is final, and no reference
need be made at the War Department
3. Passes cannot be given to females to visit
the army. -..
BY order Of the Secretary Of War.
E. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adlutant General.
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. OOO HORSES WANTID.

war DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU,
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTRR, }
WASHINGTON, d. O., March 8, 1854
One hundred and foEty-seyen (Slf). dollars psr
head viii he paid for oil
CAVALRY HORSES
delivered within the next thirty $50 days ct the
Government Stables at 6iesboro, d. q.
Bald horses to be sound in all PARTICULARS not less
than Eve - nor more than nine go years old; from
I41s to Is hands high full heshed pactly built,
poses.
THest spetfeations ,riH be strictly adhered 10 and
yigidly en- forced in euery particular.
Payment made on delivery OF ten (l0l and over.
Hours of inspection from .. M, to6I.m.
JANIS 4. EKIN,
rah9 Ot Cavalry Bureau.
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nj T e E tn.
". LOOMS, NJ. D the Inventor and Patentee
Of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at
tends personally at his office in this
atty Many persons can wear theselNYYN
teeth who cannot wear others, and no L@~
person can wear others " no cannot wear these,
Persons calm at my Office can be accom- oda ted
with style and price of Teeth they may desire,
but to tb ose who particular and wish the pur
cleanest strongest, and ost perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted
Rooms II this city-No g. - Pennsylvania avenue
between 9Th and 10th streets. Also, 207 Arch ST.,
Philadelphia. mSr4-ly
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Var Department, Ad5utant Generals ONee,
Washington, March IL, 1854.
All applications for leaves Of absence or per.
mission to visit Washington must be addressed
to Major General Halleck, Chief Of STAN, ana
must specify the business for which the ofhcer
desires the permission. kilograms addressed
direct TO the Secretary Of War on this suoJect
will receive no attention.
BY order OF the Secretary of War:
z. TowNsRNp,
Assistant Adjutant General
HeddqHarters Military District Of Washington,
Washington, D. c., February is, 1864.
General Orders No. 3.-Col. T. 1Igraham, 3ath
Massachusetts volunteers, is hereby detailed
as Provost Marshal Of the Military District OF
Washington. He will be respected and obeyed
accordingly.
BY command OF Brig. Gen. Martindale.
JOHN r. SHRRBURER.
fe 16.tf Assistant Adjutant General.
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:, N4NY UKFIKIMENT, 7
Bureau Of Provisions and Gohiing,
March -, 1854
sEPAnATR PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed "Pr o-
bureau until ii O'Clock NJ on TUESDAY. the 18Th
aay OF piil next. for furnishing and Delivering
Navy Yards at Cnsriestown Massachusetts Bro II.
lyn, New York. and Phil.de paix ,PennsPlvan in
required or ordered by the Chief OF this Blu reau
or by the Commandments of the said Navy Yards.
respectively, duiinE the remainder of the fiscal
year ending june 80 1854 the Quantities of the
different aIsles and At the places spsci6sd in the
following list viz: =