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RAILROAD LINES.


1864. CAMDEN Pc nhlEIo1bl AER ATIAN- 1864.
-Four T1FSrSg f}si5. la,y IN T%o V ASI,s aSGRs city,
On snd @fer MoNDAy, July 4 trans ltaVe Vine street
Ferry as fohoW.;-
EIgight Hisn R5,'S1grr ,aI ats 5o5 sast ban.
Atlantic Accommodation, Is p, "
gunetion AccCmm ldatio1, $50 =. NJ. -
RETURNING LEAVES ATLANTIC,
Accommodate Atlantic. 80 A NJ
FNglfsi FSe,rSt' iii.So 10 a. n.
Mall, ,449P.M,
T5Ts As9S RoPS 'S, Trg Gst; ,sSS eS on
Leave yins stree, lg'IS T. N and dJ.Gs 9eP A.
Mail tain for tnaht,e leaves Vine street :? SO AM
Leaves Atlantic A4s P .7o7vy Q VpyAHr Ag,r,
Tie bar which was made last wear ma entirely dsaP
peared leaving me beach one Of me ros' delightful on
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
IN For BETHLEHEM, DOyLEsr0wN, EASroN,
MAuHH CHUNK, HAzLEToN, wILEEsBARRE, ana
"i'-''''' SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Or and after MONDAY, June 10, 1864, Passenger Trains
viii leave the New Depot, THIRD Street, above Ihomp
son street, Philadelphia daily tsnndays eN7ep'ed)' as
I A NJ. CExpIessl e, Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk, WlkesDarTe, Willsamsport.
9l5 N; tAeeoE mods,i2nl for or poyleSigSr s, So
Sap. N. GapIessJ for Bethlenem, Easton, &c.
4'l5 NJ. thail) for Dc, lest0Wn.
5I5P. NJ. G. ,conmodation) iOr Bethlehem, Allentown
ana Mauch hunk
6l5 p NJ. tA,commodation) for LGnsdale.
IL. NJ Accommodation for Fort Washington.
TRAINS FOR PhTLADELPHIA.
Leave Beihlrhem a. 80 A. M ,931 & M and COZ p. NJ.
Doyisstown atGl0 A. NJ, 345 p NJ, and NJ.
Lantdae AZ q A. Nj.
Iort Washington ~ tl'2b A. Vi. and 2 ?. NJ.
ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at A. NJ
philadelphia for DOylostpw- at 3 =. ".
DOylestOV for Philadelphia at 72O 4, NJ.
Btihl,hem for Philadelphia at p NJ.
Hilmans Baggase Npress will ca ijI Gau uolSeE bag
gas" al the depot Orders may be LETT al No llJ s. THIRD
j.i8 ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
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pHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, An


CHANGE OF HOURS.
on and after SUNDAY June 10, 1854,
Passenger trains leave Philadelphia for 4
Baltimore at i30 tENptess, Mondays eXccptedli SD Al
NJ, IL NJ, $50 az a 10 30 r. NJ.
Chester sos, lll5 A. NJ, $780, 23O, i3O 800 and ll00
y. NJ.
wilmington at 4eO OIondays eNceped), sos, II Is A.
NJ. 50. 2'3O, $50, 600, 10 80 and llC0P NJ.
New Castle at S'O5 A. NJ. and 431 7. NJ.
Dover at S'O5 4. NJ. and 1880 L. NJ. ~
Milford AZ $50 A, M
Salisbury at $50 \. NJ -
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at s'ij $40 \. Nj, (Express), ll0
j"lj and 10 % Z. NJ. - 80
7'30 ar 10 +. VI.
Salisbury az OOP NJ.
Milford at 3'35 4. VI.
Doyerat q 20 \. NJ, and 30 p VI.
New Castle at 20 A. NJ, and $50 7. NJ
Chester at 7Ij $40 A. M 100, j5 40, 800, sJi, '
r. NJ.
Leave Baltimore Salisbury and intermediate stations
Leave Baltimore or Dover and intermediate stations at
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Che stcr at $40 a. NJ - and lfuj r. NJ.
Leave WILMINGTON at $3.50 92j A NJ. 3 - and n'AO
PM.
Leave Wilmington for Perryvire and intormedlaeplace
sUNDhYs T. Only at $50 NJ. lo3oP, NJ, from Phila-
From Phiadciphia to wilmington at 4aO A. NJ, 10 30,
and lI0O 7. NJ.
From WILMINGTON to Philadepha'a las A. NJ. and 750
NJ Only at 1925 r. NJ from baltimore 70 Philadelphia.
ja4 II, T. kESNEfi superintendent
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VIZ HAZE ny FAR the largest stock aud best
assortment Of Clothing in Philadelphia, com
prising all desirable styles Of goods, from
medium price 20 superiine. Every one can be
accurately Cited ut once from our stock, what.
ever be his size Of proportions in garments equal
in all respects 20 work made 10 measure, at much
touer prices. For those who prefer, we have
aso complete assortment of piece goods, which
%ln ". ne made up TO measure In style surpassed
~ hSoe. BENNETT & Co.
IoWEa Hall, No. 5ls Market street
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rsersbandiso now In nc hands of tho citizens mer-
ba VIZ 200 suits clothes, 100 hats 800 pairs of
sboes or boots 400 Shirts 800 pairs drawre, and 800
nae sota Pour hours allowed for their collection.
be MAYOR aud council held responsible for tie
cution OF order, and In of phancc, the
usuai penalty viii be enforced upon The city.
JOHN McCAUsLASD,
Brig. Gen. &. q. a.
Tho town Of Haeust0wn having complied with the
foregoing requlston BY paying cash twenty thousand
dollars S20OO) aud having also furnished the specific
articles therein mentioned the utmost of their ability
thorcby certify TO the fact and place the under The
protection Of the Ondeatc forces releasing the citizens
and their property from further contributions, and agree
INK 10 SHE both from further roIulromonts.
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Leaves Philadelphia at $3.50 P. NJ. for Reading Potts
Vile PinelIOye Harrisburg, Ng., connecting at Harris
burg with Pennsylvania Central trains for Pttsburg, &c.
Northern Central RaTOad trains for Sunbury, Northum
beriard, ElmTd, &c and Port Clinton with Catawsss
Railroad trains for Milton, Williams port, ElnTa, Buffalo
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lDEAD ING RAILRO DAD
GREAT TRUNK LINE
FROM PHlLADELtHIA TO THE INTERIOR OF
PENNSN LNANIA, THE SCHUYLKILL, SUB
QCEhANNA, CT UMBERJANO, AND
WYOMING VALLEY,


NORTH, NORTHWEST, AND TnE CANADAs,
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FASSENUEK TNNINS ="
Leave the CCmpany's Depot, at THIRTEENTH hns
tALLoWlllLL Streets, Philadelphia, at the fOllown.
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BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA

f%F9 BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA
Stu1iN Steamslio Line, sailing from each port
SATIRDAYS from frs wharf above PINE stree, Phila
deplra, ard Long Wharf Boston. From first wharf
above PM Street on Saturday. july 30, lSbi.
The steamship SAXON Matthews, will sail from fhila
dfpha for Boston SATURDAY, July 30 az 10 clock
NJ and the steamship NORMAN Baker, from )ston for
Philadelphia. on same day, az 4, N.
These new aud substantial steamships form a regular
Lpe sailing nom each port punctualy on Saturdays
assurances effected az one-haf the premium charged ON
sale vessels.
Frril hts taken at fair rates.
shippers are requested TO send Slip Receipts and Dls
Lading with their goods
Tor Freight OF Passage (having fine aocommodations)
anniy 10 HENRY WlNSOR a co.,
iiai-tf No. 1892 s. DELAWARE Avenue.
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sEFs. FOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA
Slllzistts abroad The elegant new steamship COL
IfN ktl n, will leave
on WEDNESDAY, July p, at noon;
Lowest rates Of passage through nom fhuadepha to
Apply to W. A. HAMILL,
Agent,
IvIe lIns No. 2l7 WALNUT Street.
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IT, FOR NEW WYORK.-DESPATCH
and swiitsure Lines, via Delaware and
haTGn Canal. The steamers OF these lines leaving
daily u O'Clock NJ and O'Clock r. NJ, from third pier
sboNe Walnut street
For freight, which Will be taken on accommodating
terms, apply 10 WILLIAM Nj, BAIRD a CO., No, l2t 5.
DELAWARE Avenue.
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OIL CLOTHS or EVERY VARIETY
~ maauiattured and or sale BY
BREWSTER. FLANtLL CO.,
k6-h-' No lt8 DOCK Street, Phhad.
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PROPOSALS FOR HORSES.
CHIEF oUAarsRsAsTER's OFFICE.

- u..a,n ;! PRO- 2 q :; Tasga ,l e
6EALEp PRoros AIS WI be received at this o1'cs
sntf a. ingnShAk february 2sd ls6@ ct 2 o'clock
Thousand Horses Of the following description, viz:
ARTILLERY
For Ari'tlery. q @sib swo Thousand Horses. from
tltts) fifteen and ens half To tl6l sixteen hands
high, between IS FIVE ana Is eight years Of are, II
Is 90 ors free frog all defects, well broken TO
than one thousand one hu nared (l.F0l pounds.
PROPOSALS.
The fun name and POST ONCE address Of The bid.
Tfs bid Is made in the nsms Of 6rul, taa names
u all the parties must appear. or the I'D viii bs
considered IS the indivi4nsI proposal Of the party
proposais from a,sioyai parties syia not :. coa-
stdersd and an oath OF allegiance will be required
from success iul bidders before signing contFecsr
frs 22ssis @rS5 os addressed 70 r. sass General
Washington. y y :. aud should be plainly o,srked
The bidder viii be required to accompany his
proposs WIT sqsrsnts slxnsa by :wo res2onai.
t. vii at tbs tbs e ea ne or
with good and sufcisht spreties in . sua1 equal to
pro With the re b al
vertG enent and in case the ssid bidder should fail
hs Il sa..
next losest responsible bidder. or the person to
T. the oes Certificate Of Ds
or
or responsible person known to this office.
tract, signed BY the contr actor and both of his
gusrantors. will be qurei ef the successful bid
der or bidders upon signing the contract.
GUARANTY.
We. the undersigned, residents of in the
county Of and State Of" hereby jointly
ana guaranty in case the foregoing bid of - be
scce pted that he they will at once execute the
contract for the same with good and sufic sure
In In s
contract - aforesaid, we guarantee to make good
the diferenc between the offer by the said and
the next lowest res ponsgble bidder. or the person
to whom the contract may be awarded.
Given under onr hands and seals this - day of
-, 1856.
lsesll
hereby certify that, to the best OF my knovI-
edge and belief, the above named suarantoIs are
good And sufficient as sureties for the amount for
which they offer to be security.
Attorney, Collector Of customs. or any other Oh.
Ger under the United States Government or re-
sponsible person known to this ONCE
INSPECTION, DELIVERY &c.
All Horses contracted for under this advertise
not conforming to the specifications win be re-
yected.
No Mares win be received
The Horses must be delivered In this city, within
rwenty-hv days from he date OF the contract
PAYMENT TO be made upon the compilation of the
contract or 80 soon thereafter the Chief Quar-
termaster shall bs in funds
These Horses viii be awarded 10 lots of f2O0l two
hundred each, unless the Chief Qusrterm astsr
should ceen it for the interest of the Government
te vary the number.
The Chief Quafterns star reserves to himself the
right to reject any or ell bids that lnsy deem too
Brig. Gen. and CHI, oasrtsraassSr,
re lo.fd Depot of Washington
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PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES.
Caral,y Bureap, 0Ees Of Chisf quar-. srnaster

Cara!ry Bureau, 05fes Of chef quar-. srmastert
Washington, ID. u. Feb. 9, 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii ts received ST tails of as
nntli ~ clock m. FRIDAY, February 49, 1854, for
ONE THOUSAND (l 0a0l CAVALRY RORSES, TO
De DELIVERED ct Camp Msiss. Rsadyilie, near BOD
ton, MAS, Within twenty t2e) days from date Of
THEE THOUSAND lsfop CAVALRY aogsgs,
TO De Delivered in Washington (3iesboro' Depot
wat6ln forty AZ DAYS from date of coatrsss
esfo horses to be sound in all particulars not less
iran nve 80 nor more than rias years old from
l. 70 le hsndH higa; ful fashed, cUmpactIy built,
pores. $50
These Specifications BsR be strictly adAyei 10 and
rasfdy tn0rssd IN sTeTs particular. ~
no Iia Will be entertained uDlsfs accompanied
ey guaranty of Its faithful perform ance.
:. CORN OF bid sus arRuty can bs had appiios-
.lon 70 Uaptain shn W. AsKini, A. q. NJ az Bos-
ten, Nsss or 81 this DIX G "a
fuccesfful bidders will be required 60 enter into
NF'tteh contracts with 2oeo and sufficient ss5urt-
Of hids -" =
,.9he oath of allegiance must accom- psns each
TIE undersigned reserves the fisht TO rsjec. sill
oics Deemed unreascnabie
no oid will be entertained far less taan dfEy
fsynent win be made on completion of contract,
or As oon the ter as funds may be received. Z
srr9Yotas must be end orssd spsopossis for DAY.
NY hos nis, ard addressed to Captain jasess A.
wasSinst 5,s' epar'srmA'ter, oays'fs Bureau
Any t9rtser information VIII se promptly given
rs 10 I'd Chief @ M Cavalry Burexu.
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THE EVENING STAR.

Ponce sSEPoRTs-Flrst precincs-Jno Hur-
tey. seLsng haHcr TO soldiers; 900. Jno. Cro<s
arr ies. Green, deser;ers from company I, 18th
regiment S. 9. rebel irfar Try; sent to P..oyost
Ear~aal. John Carnany, arrived o ON rebel
States; rAilitary
Second Precinct John McCap. drunk and
-teninE house; Henry McCar.y do: military.
isaac Gray, assaun and hatt,ry with intent to
weapons; $40 50. Geo. p. Poole. drunk and
disorderly: military.
1h'rd Prsciaet.-J-hn Simpkins and Richard
I5rnen fast cling; mlitary Mary Daisy.
s2A W. 9. Councyimsn, do: ssas. John
MURPHY AMI John A. Ward. drunk; dismissed
foufn f'fecinet.-Charies Browa, grand lar
seAy, ois missed Peter O'Day, cart unh .
sense sensed; 50 John Clark, drunk; 50. Mary
sisN Pree.nsi5M. NJ. o,Donnell, John Taylor,
violating haes law; s1.ss each. H. N. Ellison,
driyip ON pssenent; dismissed. Ann Payne,
gram! ,arcssy; gan for court; s Henry Bowie
Albert Verb, do; military. John Dougherty,
drunk and disorderiy; do George Winters,
dol 81 Jotn Zomasky, George Watson, fast
riding S5lS zach.
Tentk F~scinct-Daniel Grugson, disorderly
dismissed. Hannah Smith, drunk and disor-
Ceriy TSik house. Nellie Shepherd, prostitu-
nom do. M.arg't Banks, do; do. Thos. Null
xey, dronk and disorderiy; military. Alfred
Iolson, Prostitution; dismissed. VIM. John.
IMoIhs6ns,t. Lafayette, oisorderly; Edward
Hil' 10; George II. Cole and Louisa Wilson,
oo.i alice Bedford and VIM. Smith, do; DIS
sted. John Smith, drunk and disorderly;
ihomas Tones, deserter; military. Jno. Jones,
osorderj y, and selling liquor unlicensed ;
wcrkhol ise. Patrick MeFadden, disorderly
ard pro fame; 50. James Rodgers, drunk; IS.
fatrlck Conner, pTofane language; 80. Daniel
drunk and disorderly; 81. Sarah Smith, dis
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The shove form of proposal will he sdhersd TO
as closely ss Practicable. Other forms viii D.
oeived by the De pa tEne mt ami duly consideres.
ptopar guarantee that the bidisr is able to full
I'll the contract, certified to by the CLERK OF the
nearest District Court Q United Statss District
Attorney must accompany the proposal or it viii
be rejected.
An oath OF allegiance to the United States GOV
efDIu6 Mt III ust also accompany taa proposal.
The contract viii be awarded tn the lowest re-
spon sible party parties who will es duly auc-asd
by mail or Otherwise. that their bid is sccep
ana hey viii iarae6 atalY be required TO sntsr
confrsct under bonds TO the snoant of s. NG0
Bonds to OF Droperiy certified te.
Bid erFefnay be present IN person when the pro-
poeais are open ed
The Post oflce address of the parties proposing
must be distinctly written f.pon the proposal
Proposals must bs addressed to HAIRY Johnson
Medicai Z. and Purveyor, o. 8. A., Washing
ton, ID g.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or sll bids deemsd unsuitable.
henry JOHNSON,
m.s.K., and PurEsycr, y. s 4,
Washington. -. O.
q "a
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DRPARTMRNT OF aGRIoUlTUgE,

~ WkhHiaGTCa. ~. u, Leo. 10, 1868.
To The Grorsrs ard Manufacturers Of Elax aSd
hsgp:-The cemmissionsr rs appointed by this De.
psrtne lent, consisting OF Hon. J. Mershsad, OF
PannsYivsni William ID Bailey, OF Rhode Island
aud john Il. Warder. of Ohio, TO consider the fol-
lowing appropriation made by the last oongre ss.
VIZ: For Investigations to test the praaticabiiity
OF 6ul9ystip2 and preparing hax and hemp as q
Hubstitrt% for cotton. twenty thousand dollars !"
hsvipg mat, and sitter several days invsatigs tion
cf the subject. believing that further and fuller
nctiss Of their snysstigstions might produce
nesdsv the s4-h day * February aext at u O'clock
sEa req est al persoas Interested 10 the distFi
button Of this sgFroprssions OK anxious 20 develop
ss sIs:s-s. y pubic sosd, 70 ssad % this %
gaxfrosrt, before that day sam ele4 OF the
Hemp and Fisk In the dlisr emit stAsss Of prsparar
ton OF the ftrss AID fabrics prspsrsa hy teen,
sseonrsnied BY ntaismsnta Of the vsrieusg pro-
esssss aEsa And the st Of production In esoh case;
also descriptions Of the kinds and cost Of machfn-
cry ussds where rr4ds. & D. to9ethss With snd
81 inforusticn that may b. nssful to the Cosamis-
aian. 50 49, - sz.t.. as 8 .s..,,,
This Inform sion IL nsssasAry bsfurs An intsin
ss sIs s Il ssa ~ ss Il
nlGHsT OF THl LAVE OF TEL DISTRICT
y os oolaneia.a By y. ThcmTRRe1200T xnxvrnns 81
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q r + I C L A L !.
Heodeaarters Prorost Ndrshups Office,
KasAin nfnz u q Eeh1ax.fru L. tS64.

Headquarters Prorost Narshut's Office,
Washington, D. c., february Ill, 1861.
Sp.e<ol OTdsrs No. go the ate alton OF off,
GERS Of the Patrol is particularly directed to
and Patrol, r. zuIating their action with regard
to gambling houses"
All houses OF this class will be frequently
wished, and II found to be kept for gambling,
the house will be closed OF taken possession Of
by the officer Of the Patrol, and the keeper or.
dered to report, for trial, at the Central uRrd.
house on the following morning, at which time
and place the officer will appear against him.
If the keeper of the house Ia convicted OF the
offence, or the house is known or proved 10 be
used Tor the purpose of gambling, the gambling
apparatus viii be reno we'd and turned over to
the Provost Marshal for disposal,
III. All Officers found In gambling houses
VIII be ordered to report under arrest to the
Provost Marshal, in like manner as Officers
arrested for other offences. The report of the
Patrol Officer will state whether the Officer ar
rested was detected in the act of gambling, or
was a spectator.
By order of Brig. Gent Martindale.
HENRY B. TODD,
feb 12-iot Capt. and Provost Marshal.
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SaoRET DIsEAszsI sz0aET DIsEAsss,
SAM RITAN' GIFT!
.SAAARITkFS aIFTg

SAM & III iTAN,s GIL FIT!
SAAARITAFS 9{FTg
TEE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED,
.eoNoRRHGA. GLFET, 6TRiCTURKs, r..
They M e si ssvss s. smell e:
;urs the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate.
Cures ia from two to four days, and recent cases
81 the unlyePsy Of PennssVsnts ~ one Of the rasss
eminent Doctors and Chemists of the present Gay.
40 ssY so y
or who have been gorged with Bslssm cops'vs, OF
aes'ai'' w ss4zMARITAWs GIFT.
Bent By mail In plain envelope.
Prics-Msle packages, "a. Female. 70.
soALts, BoILs, sYPTiIIs on VI
s.mlRI4ExfNEss A ho 6jsz zND a a JUICES
SSSI asS < A:sS saS Z:
sasiSed It rssoses and ersdestes e1ery psrsiale Of
ana sssn
dy and be healed and do not transmit TO your pos.
'r 81 a5 81 .'r
f2i NH;{ kosR
;ssssm. = wen a. al the ssS elects o. Mercury.
In many aneetions With which numesrs Of Fe.
males sufleE, the BOOT AND HERB yUICls ID
ss z bs.ns down. IN ians q he
Debility. and for all complaints incident to the ssx:
eent By express. Prtes q bottle, or bottles
"a 1ARITAHp cHAEoRz Wash.
fiss = ST. Hs cir aTsGtSns 1,.a.,,s,. r,,
Bold By .. cALvzRr roRD. rnss Of Ilia sss
1HsNRY ooox, A1sxsndrta. mayGu
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FoU1 lTH WARD STATION CAsEs-John Hol.
loran, ST., attempt to rescue prisoner; bail for
court. Alex. Johnson and James Boss assault
and battery; dismissed. Philip Hunt grand
1arce NY; bail for hearing. VIM Shortee, resist
ing lhcer; do. Also, assault; bail for court.
Abr aham Travers, alias James Henry Ham
MOI ld, grand larceny; jail court George NJ
WI nters, fighting; dismissed. Jesse Jones, do;
IS. Sc. Sanford Butler and Charles Stewart,
ga milling; S5.5s each.
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W CONFID ENTIAL.
i DUNG MEN who have injured themselyes by
pleasure or the duties Of married life; also middle
aged or old men, who, from the folies OF youth 9r
years before placing themselves under the treat
ment Of any one, shonld FIRST read " THE sEohEr
of i'm portsnce by peruEing !" The Secret Friend"
Sent 70 any address: In sealed envelope, on re-
DR.. CHAS. A. STUART o.,
deA-iy Boston, Mass.
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pRoPosALs FOR WRAPPING PAPER.

Posf OFFICE DEPARTMENT January IL, 1854,
until 18th Of a. sns
O'CLOCK noen, for furnishing WRAPPING PAPER
for one year. from and after the siss day Of Deem
to the Department. At the B.ne Agencies 81 tss
Post onee ID DC psrtment, at Washington, New York
The estimstsd quantity and the quality at each
Agency for the year, are specified below.
Diaria No. 1, at Washington.
and qa.ts y fa1 ie ssnsi
to that nov in use in the Department, and to
and each rsam to contain IS perfset au ui sn
=, mn Dtariq No 2, at New York City. :.
dsss1s.s IN ss asssf for . asrss + .h.
District No. 8, at Buffalo, N. Y.
ssans Of Of wgs,sgp1Ns Paper similar to that
The contract will be awarded to the lowest and
best bidder. to be deter mined after careful exsm
ina1lon ier the purpose Of ascsrtaining which bid
If the. districts should be reconstructed, or in
creased in number. or any of them disoontinued
the paper shall be delivered at such place or
places a. the Postmaster General shall xnats
reserves himself ID privilege Of increasing or
ftsdpsips the quantity Of the article required il
Ne . sps tuch paper as has been furnished
Bddera viii se1d ps a tss s,
propose TO urDiah with their bids.
Each bidder must furnish with his proposals
and certificate from hs nearest Postu, sstsr that
must ALSO sosozn psny his proposals
Two sufficient securities win be required to a
contract = No1 " :"
Failures TO furnish the article contra,tsa for
PROMPTLY, the furnishing an article infsr;cr 70
that cos tracted for, will be considered snficient
csnfe FOX tine forfeiture of the Contract
BIDS not made II accordance with these propo.als
viii not be considered foH"SH'S
Proposals must be marked on the outside of TIL
envelope with the name OF The article proonsai
ior, and the letter containing them addressed ia
ton. NJ pra TTrEEihs-
u Ii N4S Postmaster Ganarsf
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Passes to Visit the Army of the Potomac.
1. Applications must be made at the Office of
Malar LOUIS H. Pelouze, No. PCS street, be-
tween nth and 18th streets, between II q. m.
and p. m, except Sundays Major Pelouze
is authorised to sign the passes.
2. If not granted at tine Office OF Major Pc
louZe, the decision is nnal, and no reference
need be made at the War Department.
g. 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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SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs.-Augustus
r allan, assault and battery; bail for court.
ally Cole, drunk and disorderIy; SIS. James
; nith, disSrdeTiy; Sl-5S. Enoch Mills, do; and
{ trunk, So. John Montgomery, do; 50. Thos.
Hoover, do dismissed. Andrew Gaines, dis
orderly; So. Rebecca James. do; So. John
james, do; SO.
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