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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-27
DRoPosALs FOB CAVALRY HORSES.

caral'y BH1wSas 9ges Of Sai 2ae',rmsst~.}
3 FF.ssi,sa = hs Fl
be delivered At Des Moinss, Iowa, within thirty
Two fhoGs a ssfot eos, CAVALRY HoRs.s,
forty days from date Of contact .1u' "l'Aln WV
70 Be delivered st ST. Louis. No. within t4SJ forty
Two Ta0UsAN6 iaSo0) CAVALRY HoRs!s,
dsys from dsts ~ UtSm5us Ohio, within (5o) nifty
Two TAo1sANp Iasc6) oAvALRY HORSES,
20 De asn.ered at Chicago. Ill, within (50) hftJ
Said horses to be sound in all particulars not less
uve lol nor more than nioe 90 yesrs old from
70 70 hnnos high; dark eolors. good square trot-
wise, and OF size sum Gent for cavalry
1kSst Specifications sciu be strictly adhered to and
'' IA ;s s"JGn 11 :" srsry particular,
BY guaranty of Its faithful performance.
FORM q bid and guaranty can be had on applica-
fiHn 70 0spsain Hunt A. 2. H.. Ct Davenport,
.sgolis. Ind; Captain insRsm dcr7:ii. 3. X. St.
6S l . mo Sapsaip Levy colqmbus
Successful Bidders viii Be reauired 70 enter into
written contract. with GOOD and sum Client securi
y, within eight 80 days from date Of accept
The oath of allegiance must accom- psny each
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all
No bid viii bs entertained for lsas than nfty hor.
PAYMENT win be made On completion of contract,
,PIGBo..l. must % endorsed sPsopossis for Gsv-
Was I Sa1sf S9.rt'rmastsr' Cavalry Bureau
Az 1qstss. Information viii :. promptly given
% s. asHsA''0n 70 Chic. az ~ 1fHI ns:.u
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PROPOSALS..
DRoPOeALs FOB BLANKETS.

Ordna.ee Office. War Dsrartmsnt,(
Washtnston, Jan 1854. (
s 3 81 g as
f,r the delivery q the New York Agency. No. q
Worss ssreet: st ths folio sins BE. ksss. Wis:
= go 20 S: & sllssa.s. Arssu.r. sl.ss... -,
Voa snE cksALnY. f-G
ard three inches from The edge, and tae letters
tr0 i. hh inses high orange color, In tAs esn-
Re-, With black border three inches wia., .na
~ isesss iiss. black color, In tie centre Of tie
AZ the Blanket. are 70 ,. Is in che. long By q
ssysS slhs on Which vs,i.tion ofe 1875 sisths
each The !alus Of the cases TO be paid Tor At .
price to be determined BY the inspector.
but t. arsn e. q. approved on insPecAon
the .u,ount contracted for, Per weak, commencing
W1tsdn one month from the cate Of the contract
sr.ssrs e sss s.ans sss
Sianfss rssuss dssss
B 3d. SiIa Sc considered for til. deliver, o, IL.
81 s's &:
names Of the suIeties Of the proposer.
INTO BOND: .ish .ppra1sd sur.sis: ss1 tie
faithful execution Of the same.
Eiii be not ded and furniaAsd with forms OF con-
The reserves III. right to re,.et any,
or all the bids, il deemed unsatisfactory on any No.
Proposals will be addressed to "Bris.dier Gene
raj ssosse 3 RAMSAY, 0siet Of oTdn.nce. VASE
1ssSD viii g for
isIs Wfrnet Brig. Cen And Chat Of Ordnanee
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PROPOSALS FOR DEAD HORSES AND MULES

Chief Qmarttrmastsr's Office Depot Of Washinston I
WASHINGTON d C., Jan Is, 1854. {
sEALEp Proposals viii be received at this Office
for the sale of all the Horses and Mules that may
die or be killed at this Depot within the next
twelve tl7) months succeeding the date Of the con-
tract.
The bodies Of the animals win be delivered By
the United Stats daily to any point thin the
imits OF this city tb at bs agreed upon by the
government and the contractor, and to be con!s ed
from the limits of the District Of Columbia SO as
this Depot
Bidders will state the amount per animal, and
give his full name and post Office address.
Payment will be required At the end Of each
nth in Governm emit funds for tn number of amt
r ais deliver ed during the month
An cath OF allegiance to tho United States Gov.
eminent must accompany each prop osition.
The ability Of the bidder to fl the contract,
sf onld 1t be awarded to him, must be guarante
BY two responsible persons whose signatures are
to be appended to the guarantee.
Bonds in the sum of $1,000, signed by the con
tractor aud both of hi suarsntors will be required
OF the successful bidder npon signing the contr set
, Proposals must be plainly marked Proposals Tor
Dead Horses and Mules, +" and sddre,ssd to ths un-
dersigned. D. 81. RUCKER
Big. Ten. and Chief Quarte8 master,
Jal4 ID Depot WRshin9tnn
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HoRA0E DEPARTMENT.
Assistant O10yter71a Ste,'s DHifs

Alexandria. Va. Nov. 18th. 1865
NAIIfBH PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
HAY, STRAW, Oats and Corn, for the of the Gov
elnmeet. TO be delivered at Alexandria w., or any
point on the Potomac its tributaries and In such
auantit1os within the amount proposed for, and at
suea times, As the UNDERLINED may direct
me proposals to be addressed to the undersigned
offered. ~ S- W ~ - S'
Proposals will be received for i've thousand g. O0O
posneb OF Corn or Oats, and hfty (5O) tons of Hay
or STRAW and upwards, unless 1t shall be for the in
amount. ~ ~
Il, Corn to be put up in good sack. Of about two %
bushels and oats In sacks of about three az bushels
each, which are to be furnished free of chs-ce to
the government. The hay and straw to be secure
All articles furnished under this advertisement
to be subject to rigid inspection By the Govern.
Purchases viii be made from time to time. under
THIS Advertisement, from the lowest responsible
oloder. as the interests Of the public service may
The pndersisned reserves the right to reject any
and all offers which may be deemed incom pa tible
with The interests Of the Government.
Payments viii be made in such funds may be
provided from the q. g. Treasury. and as far a.
practicable, upon delivery; but the undersigned
reserves the right to withhold the whole or any
part OF the payments until the complete fulalmsnt
of agreements.
Good security will be required for the faithful
fuldlmsnt Of any agreement made under this i'd
veftsement WIN. STODDhRD,
NO ls-2m Capt. and Asst Quartermastsr.
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ORDINANCE oFf W1c,ss ,p,,.,,v.r,


- WaShiHgton, JAN Is. 1884,
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received at this nfice
until Thureday, the 18th day Of January at clock
p M, fer Filling. Assembling Plating. Finishing,
Paekins, ard boxing 0s9 o: 8. Artillery Curb
Bits Of the latest pattern, to be delivered st the
bars and mouth pisces as they come from the
drops, 70 be furnished from the Springfield Armo-
~. where specimens and the model bits can be
feSn. The shell bearing the lettsrs U. g. A to
os MADE IRON No q shsst 5,ass Procidsnss ,oi,s
The patir is to be mot less than No O. And to be OF
fine quality. The rings are to be Of the best iron
cleck wire and the lower bar of brass wire. The
bits to be subject to specton in all stages Of
the work, and before being packed to be marked
to be pack in paper bundles OF six each labelled
10 bundles in Q box as prescribed by the Depart
ment
Packing boxes to be valued By the inspector.
Deliveries are to be made At the rate OF $40 per
week. the hrst delivery of 800 to be made on the
The stock furnished by the United statee will be
inspe lied before issue and for every set of parts
deliv. red to the bit is to be returned.
No bids will be considered except from parties &C.
tually ensaged in the plating and fnishine bust
formsnce of the work. Bidders viii incose With
their bios the written acknowledgements Of their
surefies over their own signatures.
Each party containing Q contract will be required
to enter into bond with approved suseties for its
successful bidders win be notified and furnished
with IL rms Of contract snd bond.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
all bid IL not deemed satisfactory
s sss Of
Artillery Curb Bits" GHo. D. RAMSAY, lux
jsls-td Brig. Gen. Chief Of Ordnance.
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g zoRET D1ssAsxsi s1oR1r D1saAs1s,

S1ORET Dl6EAskSI s1OR1T DIslASlS
sAMARIIAM,s aIFr,
eoEoksA "a Ei.ttsf SRI sHR1d 81 e.
0nS ~ a FL! Nc 70 1sp. No 70 Hssa
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
81 q not On In
II from HS to fur and recent
eminent Doctors and Chemists Of the present day.
Let tSoss Who have desS.igs SA q ssssas sursd:
q Who have been gorged with Balsam oopaiva. OF
Ae''ui'' Wy ss1MARlTARs GIFT.
s:H is. y %i, r. p:in e.
ssSSR hRsss ssR:s s,es1 R5SSRH
sAmAR11Ex rsss1 Ho S01sz zNp A e JUICES
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:esiS:S ;ssshss sad :sssis:s:s syssy s:sssais q
q Ard p he.led, and DO not transmit 70 your POS
50 NE 81 IN 's years.
e; kooRR me THkB sA'
vel = .. .sss q .1'
:;;:'; Es'i III ssSS.
%1st happily adaptsd. In UlSerated Uterus. q
D.b r. o1 q sas
u, sent By express. Price d bottle. or bottles
"a AARITANB oHAHoRl Wash,
Price . cents. 1uu directions,
O1SA0ND = CO.. Box Isl Hhiladelphis RoGo
Bold By .. oALv1RT 1oRD.s rnsr Of llsh a.a
Il as NY o1ooK. Al.z.adri.. n.ys-u
TR11sMAR-.Proteetedb b.. Royal Letters Pstsnt
i of Ems land, and secured by the seals Of the
1eSls dc Pharmseie ae Paris, and the Imperial
.Triesmar No. lis the enectual remedy for Relax
ation, epermAtoIrhea; and Exhaustion Of the sys-
n.assous use Of gepaiva. 0ubebi, 60. Iriesmar
sse.ndE, sy%ptons, thus obyi.tins the uss Of
-=.n ?, ,par:tion IL In the form Of most asreea:
changes 81 atmosphere, in Tin cases. st Ss each, or
four o3 casee in one for %, and In IN cases. thus
saving o.. Divided In separate doses a. admins
seSes y.lpsssn; s.Ie =. R1qdA
Blocker street, New York.
To be had also OF B. q. FORD, No. S9O Pa. Az,
corner 18th street. no II 3ms
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THE EVENING STAR.

POLICE RKPoRTs-Erst Preeinek-J Barry,
killing game s5.s8. T. Rothchiids, J. Kohns,
s. Ebbs Christina Balger, arrived from rebel
States; sent to Provost Marshal.
Second Precinet-John Ecker, selling liquor
TAtyd PYscinct-J Rinehart, drunk; military,
Jno. Dolan, do; dismissed. Michael Long,
drunk and disorderly; 81 "A. John Belt, disor.
BE, DO; q a each. George Rule. larceny; iail
Bateman, throwing stones; sa44. = - :.
larceny; jail for court. Jane jackson, threats;
Fvin Preeinet-F Bush, adultery: for he
ng, Eliza Fremont, disorderly; %. Jose
Black, lighting, 81. George Davis, rs, ,,;as
battery; bail for court. x>it am
SizG Preeinct.-S Dunmore. ,s aAo
ordinance; 81; Geo. 30! boyo' violating cit,
MeNsnara asa!n n Be a,snI': ssd T TSn.
Gee ,n Em Psee, ana q military. e. Mariolf
more, aeors ronis Ugplenan: do; 81 each
defsrre' 90 GOLDSMITH, E. Branseii, riotine
GerN . Susan e. Rabbit drunk and disor
ID iss Margaret Dyke, do $s. william
White. do; dis missed.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsRs.-Isaiai
Jenkins, creating nuisance; for hearing. Lewil
jackson, violating hack law; sass. Margare
Conners, drunk; dismissed. Julia Burke, drunl
and disorderly; s2.5s. Myer Colmila, arrested
on bench warrant; sent to the Marshal d. d
Foley, fraud; bail for hearing. @. w. Gessier
peddling unlicensed; dismissed. Henry Camp
bell, do; do. Jas. Brosed, drunk and disor
derry; do. A. E. Cese, disorderly do g. e
Kessom, do; do. Smith Mudd, do. do Geo
Young. do; do. Jno. Hannah, do; do. Edw
Parker, furnishing soldiers with liquor; mill
tary.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Jas. Wood
disorderly; Jno. Cook, do; Ford Cornelius. do.
Henry Edwards, do. 50 each. M. Oswald
drunk; S1.5s. Geo. GARRETT disorderfy dis
missed. E. Ridgeiy, assault and battery
waived hearing and gave bail for court.
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IS 90 feet sIs and 10 Hemiosi Joist. S fssslons.
Lamber Sset & to o. good
part q the Ga m agent
Az re Lumber to BE- delivered within twenty
sdered. An oath Of Ale to the o. ao1
!. :iih
- Ds sMs5ded to him must be guaranteed by two
snded 70 ss xness signatures must be s1
10 .ssson.sSilisy II u. su.s.sso.. mus. b.
s.ss Court Or q q. Gnissd ssss.s DE- 81
Bidders must Be present in person when the bid.
ere opened. or their proposals viii not be oonsid.
The full name and post oftos address Of each bid.
Ifs bid 10 msds IN the name Of : arm, the names
as the ipdivida proposal Of the p.rss
snsd the ont act and both 'H Els
susrsntors wiz % REQUIRED Of the successful bidder
deemed too high & reserved b, the DEPOT Quarter.
Proposals must be addressed to Brisadisr Gene
Sss;
GUARANTY.
Stats hs
and severaly. covenant with the United States !,
after the acceptance of said bid, execute the con
tract for the same with good and sufficient suretiss
to furnish the lumber proposed in conformity to
the terms of advertisement ated December 18th,
the said -shall fail to enter into q contr act as
Aforesaid, We guarantee to make good the differ
ence between the offer BY the said and thu next
lowest res popsible bidder, or the person to whom
the contract may be awarded.
Witness
Given under our hands and seals this - day Of
-, 1856
[Secl
tSeal1
! hereby certify that. to the best of nv knoNI-
ed &C and belief, the above named euarsntors are
good AID suff GENT As sursties for the amount for
which they offer to be security
To be certified by the United States District
Attorney, Collector Of Customs. or any other OH.
Ger under the nited States Government, or re-
spon sible person known to this Office.
D. Il RUCKER,
ia 20-td Brig. Gen and Quartermaster,
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. FIJI G I A L.

WAR DEPARTKINT, |
WASHINGTON, January q, 1853.
.. is ., ens for OF cs
the onice Of kisusenan. Colonel .. Ssos .
Pennsylvania avenue, aboye1' Jossap' fss
da6 PAPER h ~
4oo GOLD i, ... .AsaiNass 486.
s,5S 81 - vlLvIr, g. g.
NJ taz GOLD STAMPED ana -
-0lgM PRICED = 49, ,.,-,,t
GOLD PAPERS.
Also. q varied amor tmsnt Of 3 zlET7szs -
GLAZED AND BLANK PAR1Rs
sg <s-s atths 80 ~ :
LOWEST CASH PRIolS. aF
Y1R1-BoARD PRINTS. STATUES. olNTxR
| PIIOBs, go.
4 NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS GILT BAND
WINDOW SHADES. e-rs
| BUYY Or ANY REQUIRED STYLE OR sEs OF
| SHADE MADE TO ORDER
OVAL PrcrURH FRAMBs.
Warranted to be silded with gold Lead
4 rhe handsomest assortment in the District. from
the best manafactory In the eountry.
N e RAak RSPa . .sst oFzE
and CARD visITE FRAMES Of foreign and do
nestle maDufacture. .s
PICTURE CORD AND rAssELs.
| Different sizes and colors
| PICTURE RINGS, NAILS, Go.
I Purchasing exclusively for cash the above goods
according to their quality) will be disposed Of at
r o ss 20 tbs
call solicit ed from tt ose needing the above
80 Terms cash. J. MARKRITER
| Please remember the numbsr-4e6 Seventh
the fsrm'"CssS for goods and labor. j. q. sts
TI1z.
At the solicitation of many citizens of Washing
ton I have determined to resume the business of
FURNISHING BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
lam SO we'll known In this city that it will not
be necessary to refer to any one. The name of
| GAUTIER as q caterer is a sufficient guarantee.
will also furnish Families with ICE CREAM,
CHARLOTTE RUS Sc, JELLY, and all kinds of
MEAT DISHES, at the shortest notice.
~ Ihave several DINING ROOMS and PAR
L0RS for the accommodation of Gentlemen giving
Dinner or Supper Parties.
O. 9AUTIER, ~--
n4-eo1m 252 Pennsylvania avenue.
CkIAT REDUCr ZION IN PRIo2s
Point Collars. Sets sns Hsndterchiefs.
Plain. Embroidered and Valencia Hsndkerchl efs,
. Infants Robes and Waists,
steel a1d orny1 Pins Eardrops and Combs,
tso, large stock of Fl addresses the latest style
The above goods will be sold at Low prices to re-,
ducs stock. call is soliciss ,. ,.,>,,
IL Market Space, lPenn avenueD
jas between 5th and sth streets.
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G A u Il I O.
FROM
The American ,Wa,ch COMPANY,

1t having eone is our knowled &c tn At imitation
OF the American Watch have been put upon the
market1n crest numbers calculated, by their utter
wefthlessness. to injure the reputation of our
genuine products,-to protect our own interests
and the public from imposition, we again publish
the trade marks BY which our Watches may In
variably be known.
We manu- facture four styles of Watches
Tie FIRsT has the name
"AMERIoAN WATCH Co., walthsm, Mass "
engraved on the inside plate.
The SECOND has the name
"APPLEroN, TRACY & CO., wal,han, Mass. -
engraved on the inside plate.
The THIRD has the name
"P. 8. BARTLETT, Waltham, Mass" engraved
on the inside plate.
AL the above styles have tho name American
In every respect.
The FOURTH has the name
"WM. ELL1RY, Boston, Mass engraved on
the inside plate, and is not named on the dial.
All the above described Watches are made Of
various Sizes and sold in geld and silver cases,
Is may be required.
It 10 hardly possible for to rateIy describe
the numerous limitations to which We have allu
ded. They usually inscribed with names 30
nearly approaching own as to escape the OBJ
servation Of the unaceustomed buyer. Come are
represented as made By the Union Watch Co., Of
Boston, Mass. mo such company existing. Soms
named the ''soldier's Watch" to be sold as our
Fourth or VIM. Ellery style, usually known Is the
''soldier's Watch" others are named the apple
ton Watch o." others the up. 3. Bart ley,r in.
stead Of our P. g. Bartlett, besides many varieties
named in sucfra manner a to convey the idea that
they the veritabls productions Of the American
Watch Company.
little attention on the part Of buyers will pro-
teet them from gross imposition.
ROBBINS APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company,
ja 0.eolm 1s2 Broadway, New York.
nIARI1eI DIARI1sI DIARIEs
hJoR 1851 FOR 1854 FOR 1851
rs VAR1lrIlsl rs yAlI.rIxs! rs VARIETIES
ALL sTYLIsi ALL sTYLEsl ALL STYLES,
Whqls,.1s and Whosass.ls and wholesale and
PHILIP & sOLOMoNsl PHILIP sOLoMoNs.
PHILIP d S0LOMONsl
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE,
332 PIHH. AylHuE,
Between Ninth and Tenth Streets
D0sent to the ARMY FRIl OF PosrAGH.
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