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Postal Money Order system,

In order to perfect the system, only the largest
Offices Say two or three hundred In number, VII
lie at frs, designated. The instruction to post
masters, blanks Dr., have been prepared by the
department, and are now In the hands OF the pub.
lie printer. The instructions were found 10 in.
volve considerable intrcacy, the principal embar
easements being in the want oi q central Metropo.
Titan bank with local branches, TO facilitate the
prompt return OF funds accommodating in the hand'
Of postinastcrS or TO supply funds in cases of ne
cessity. Not having these facilities as in England
and Canada, it will be indispensable to adopt sub
stantia|ly the posoce department system OF drsft,
and deposits, using postofhces in lieu OF banks
The Postmaster General designs putting this i'm
portsnt branch OF his department into operation on
the first day OF October next.
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BROOKLYN,

"CoAL AT CosT. The committee appointed
at the late meeting Of the subscribers forming
the Coal at Cost Association" 10 proceed To the
Pennsylvania mines H. ascertain particulars rela-
tive to the cost OF the coal. and the facilities cr it,
transportation 10 Brooklyn, have Just rctrrncd,n and
report having met with very gratifying success. n
IL expected that the negotiations now going on will
In the delivery of the coal 70 subs ribcis ut
the rate # $40 per ton.
fIRT.-Shortly after O'Clock, Yesterday
afternoon. fire broke out in a row OF four frame
dwelling ouses, situated in Ninth street, near Seq
ond avenue, Gowsnus. The flames originated hy
accident, In apartments occupied by Mr.. Haincs,
and thence spread TO the other buildings, all Of
which were greatly damaged, and the contents lie
stroyed. The loss sustained by the tenants WAS
about SLIGO. The property IA owed by Mr.. W. n.
Kent. Loss, about 1900 on each house. Insured.
KINGS County BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
The Board held their annual ,ns yesterday. A
resolution spproprAdng $4,000 for the relief
Of volunteers families WAS passed. The County
Tressurer's statement was Submitted, showing that
the total amount Of taxes levied for year ending
July 81, 1854, was $40, S5t55,0I. Amount received
S1,2oi, 1884. Suplusm from unpld taxes collect.
ell, Ai26 $50, Is. Deficiency nj last years taxes
rs,ss0,22. r. c aanual ,port Of the Superinicud-
cnts OF the Poor was presented. showing that the
total expenses Of the County Institutions for tho
past year WAS 500 S0i,l2. The reports were re-.
ierred to appropriate committees and the Board
adjourned
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MARINE NEWS.
Aue. rs. R., rs. s., ss5.-H W, morn Is %.
CLEARED.

sTEAMsHIP--An thranife, Jones, for rhilade'pha.
sHiP--Ciy of Mobile tBrdshl Co.e. Tor shsnshae.
BAEks-Auguf'. Cort: Charlotte Emma Glv-
sos, Grs,ts, Cfoustsdt TeneHter, s.nta Cruz.
BRiGS- samson. Cadz sprlnghos, bemaEsra .
Favorith. IJeinaafs.
SCtiODNrRS- Revere Curarns: Kidder. Santa
Cruz. Cube; i Spoffe ForiIe-s Nonroe BENJAMIN,
lto.tOn. toson, for ioston N jackson. Brids pot
kora, Salem. L,elyn, stamford
ARRIVED.
STEAMSflff'S- tisnsa N.oIncn and sori'hA~ rton;
Frank ia. blltirioTe Wesfchestsr, Providence y
tarhild. PhisdeiphiH. us.sNHrp, Trenton Thorn,
WAshiurton, ~ e. civ pi b1ltiniofc, Liverpool,
Aster nom cruise site. - dlaha-eet; 4 y.
Thompson. Batimor,. sarah, Philafc PHO; uoidcn
siiIpS-Cioeto, Of liv, IN Boriat, via ~ rhoua.,
BARES-A tlan'ic, Bremen; .o.cnre, Cieniue.os;
Anne, Cow Bn, u.
RRlCS Puryes Gov E,'' Ru, wave. Wind,or;
Anna iielsrN iaisid0 It-o, MHtrinnrfs; Edward,
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
1AIeeth cItracted ithopt painor no charge. Reau.
extracting the roots. M operations warranted. J.
JAY NlLLERs, l5b ,rrand e., . blocks from Broad.
wav. as
4 FILL SET OF TEETH INSERTED
"a with or withou, extracting the roots SO; gold,
SILVER and cement filling, 50 Gus and urw ards;
trGting without pain by anew process Is cts. y.
DOpiN, Preach Dentist 294 Fulton, Il, Brookiyn35S
nR. DRAKE, I3o CANAL STREET, SETS
- set OF teeth on silver at " to si5; on gold a
RIO 20 so ,rctiona sets So cent-p tooth: teeth
tcd Win gold, bone cement OF other filings so eta.
to VI per tooth Teeth extracted without pain. $50
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Tue Union men of Knox County, Illinois having
nominated an honoraby discharged soldier, John
Aberdeen, . Scotchman, for Clerk Of the Circuit
Court the copperhsads declared him ineligible. His
friends came 70 Chicago aud Mr.. Arnold Furnished
page Ss7,j introduced BY him, under which he can
b Immediately nssurslized and made eligible. All
soldisfs a foreign birth, honorsbly discharged who
have yssided in he United etstss one year NAV b
iuunediaAey natuyahDod
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-on,lnlsd the ssusi Ne sslenn ceremonies
v~-e cloeed by the Hartford CITY Guard nring
rolley over the grave. The large sssemolaes eooo
alter dispersed. every one present. sinoerely moun
ng the Ices V The etsas Of - brave an ofhcer -
GENERAL stednan hsd proved himself upon The
hattie fields ~ the Union.
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tls,BsS INs.s.

A REWARD or $50 IT TIE INDIAN
IhurRB DOCTOR i,il. 10 de,cribs dise.s and tel
his paisnts the nature Of thst- rotnpls .nts ur N
ncts without receiving aD- iuturuaf from them
No charge iot CONSULTATION Or advise.
OUR MOTTO
We nse 'uch Palms = have 10 strife,
WIN >s,uie VI the iR-s NJ iIiss
with blood our hands ", ntvc tain.
Nor poison men 10 tA,e fh'ir paiu.
Our FstbC ,hon al soodncs sls
Provides the mcsus 10 c1fe al Il,.
The simple HeThi henes;h our e..
wei u'ed, fs'ey. cur .ans complete.
simple Herb. aHmplc Flower.
lulltg from the dewey Lee,
These tLc.o shsll .p-'sk With tonchin- rossr
o. cnsnEc and heath 10 thee.
Oficc Isl Fulton II. Brootkn. .,.
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GENERAL BUSINESS.


A BOLT 100 MEDICAL MEN (FIRST CNsssv
n recon mend Wolcotr. Instant rain Annihilstor,
by ,snins 90 rtiscn,a. No ianil .bonld no wi,boms
T. Curee hesdsche ,oo,hsche; nenralsia catarrh 81
so'u eVery "hc'e sinai 'p''es 20 e" mIte ~. ~
AT lt- - pAW\BROkFRS' TICKETS
"A p,rrb.,ea NJ diamond, w.,chs. .uver ware. mn.
steal in,,rument. s,n, pis,o. dry sood,, oio,bius
and Of all other ec?d,. oyeicost wanted, rs Canal
- % ooor "'st OF poseiy' uuer oi'ken ,'snn: y
A FEW MORE BDT1T rs on HAND--ThO
~ - san" CuoIrpfSp prvrny to, Chol.r~
,,r.u,- rolic Diarpb,rs ~ .enie,r e." The best
article ever used for the above complaints an ee
nad ~ SCUM S',onn y. W inls,ntuuien. ~ 20 osns
pt tNttle' We Wmihnt TINS 10 ne Genuine w
A. eW-PAWNBkohE IlChEIS
"en'ed ! WI pay ~ yer cent Inore l9t re.h-
piohstr ti'set nt NNCies, u,Nnonur le"enE' suns
pi.'o''- &c, &c. than .st We ootalhea ~ NV o,net
piNt IN inc ciy' o'F nioNhNsN' cor HOUSTON ~, up
,tAir- room D. %,
ApAWNRROKFR TICKETS WANTED
"a Il Bleccker.t. You can, obtain the h.ehess
,~n 49, iot ucket ~ alinlo.n,- yseh.s "a
&c. Lh"rN advances h@'e on ue 'uo'e sie'c, W
krASJ PAID For RAGS AND OI. ID Metals
~ Jvh,.c 80. =, c,,,. - ,.,,,d. eoo..I r,,. ~
,ooien. ,, scn,s. ,on.'s, r,w.,,cso cent. neS
posaii 80 Ir... "a ",i, 80" T., ~. ., AMI 49,.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

HOTEL GARNl, IL, EAST 18Th ST., .TH
II loortiom "a ave. furui'hc 'iIooms 60 let to-
sp"ctrhlc mechanics. E-.h, rice room, from Is
To ~ 20 per Nrrk. 81
DOR 3 YOUNG MEN CtN BE hCCONMC-
- isfei VIII good board ad uir iuouis sso n man
sud vtt'. is west I'D r., ucsr 18th AZ. -
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Too Late for Classification.
DEA TEnS.


CT RILEY on the 10th Inst. IN this ciir. Hush
tu.l,y, tnatvs VI Co. HonAlLar. Parish OF Dunalh,
lfr'ihf, aETI ~ Nrafa. futtfi. and Iu dRt-.
The MEND, snt r,il.ivcs ~ tie f.iHilv
tf'c'Ut .uvitrd 20 attend the lruc III from HE late
fe-idrii'", .Jn Madison II. Ou lLuIsdsy ATE fnOou
Aup. : NJ tclock pr,c,-r''. .-.
McAN Oi suddenly, "a Tteljr,. Aug. H., Msrra.
ret. the beloved ~it' Of Potter NrAsD Rfcd 20 ycaf.
native ~ tivfn. livltnI.
inc tficnG- oi TIC family erc rreroctiuily invited
To attend tic iuner1 his NtiucsfAl afternoon. -
2oclock. IRON h'' iato te-id,noe, =. sheriff n, tn
out further no.oe. 10
OPERATORS AND HNSTrH> WANTED
N'ot ioufes. with o. f,i.huut Their own fnGriinc.
WDIk ltttn nnt. some hut hrt cltss hands need au-
ply. rs ilsh'h uy, top floor. tui al tn. week -,
WANTFD \ GOOD BLACKSMITH, AC-
w cgsOin'd 70 horrshf, ing and lhblus. win have
s''tly ioh and good wa.o- 10 Utu ihIt VII -uit,
loot ~ tHmer and Iaylo. =, VII. mslurrh l.. /.
bAt.ON -
WANTEp \ MAN 10 ATTEND FRUIT
w siof". Apps t-seH MARKET . 20 f. \. ". .s0
NANTED \ nor >E>HOEP-h FLOOR.
w tnsn 90 'n hort distance ~ a., country. gtpi
ware, anf stead, work vii he giycn hpl' 70. Uos.
Ter n, 'fon e ~ Il ". 81
&1OD CASH WILL Ri PAID TO Any
'rN'o l'lson TIT vii .orve 10 n am, or
nav | year iail early a Grend IT, vi liens.
hurgh. a1,
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Excl heS7lSNS.

LNOE THE CHOLERA BANkS-THES steam
sunday ,ie oS,h "a m lcovr .tb u Ri,,r "a, =
como ~. -, ana Pect slip at O'clock Bit, lines
and refreshments on hoard.
EOR NEWBI lGH, POl 'GHkEErSlE,
l. Roundont, KINGSTON The NARY POWELL
caves foot OF lag 81, every afternoon At y, O'Clock as
CRANDCoTlLLlON ENCt RSlOS OF THE
VI CaIenter's nion, No. I. of New York, TO Dni-
ley's riUye on rhursiav, Augurt lNth, 1861 bod
worth. sp'endid baud will he IN attendance One
barge viii Law at Peek slip, the other NJ spring street,
until called Tor by the steamboat The boat sll leave
23d II, r. e., AZ 4 81 A. VI, ~th At j. Frck slip at
13I spring 4 Mt l1d n, y T., NJ g., ickrir
admitting gentleman and lhd.'s: can ~ hal cf the
committee, or OF Ruv OF the member. going
board on the morning of the eNcursion. AMBROSE
BLAKE. Chairman OF onmittsp. al
HUDSON RIVER 4. R-fOR ALBANY
IL nov IN. North aud Wost, fIoiu ,hsnteis u Mt
I and MA v. and I, and ia T. NJ and on sun
DAYS at d. y T. N, / ON aOth Il 4hi
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SHIPPING.

nLD BLACK STAR LINE FROM OR To
~ LIVERPOOL,
hkllilWATEH ,,,.,,.'...... : NJ - l-h Az,
SWILLOH rAIi LINZ fRut, OX 10
LONDON.
W. l.. STETSON........... SAILS 13l AUG.
fOr passage or DRAFT apply TO
3a9 WILLIAMS & GGiON, q Fulton n.
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
oPOOI.
LkIN. .................,.- -sGl.s ?oth Of Aus.
LONDON .................. sails 9Th " Aug
Passale 50, payable IN currency. Apply 70 VII
LIANs a CT lon, 20 B.oliway. IS
STEAM FROM QUEENSTOWN AND LIV.
oe ipool-CunnrL Llue. From New YORK. sbI cur.
Tency. TO Neg York, s3t gold. SlbON sails We'd
ne-day, the lTth August. Apply to WILLIAMS 4
GI ION, 20 Broadway. 1852
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LOST A9o .OU<D.
STRAY COW-CAME TO NE SuBSCRI.

IL oouring to lis. 10. HUNT. The p.rson finding
NJ 3, Eat ith ~. 20
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Z
- g -; - -
0nand after Sunday, April 10th, 1864 Daily Trains
and Washington and the West as follows; gaI ID
FOR PHILADELPHIA. NEW PORK, AND
BOSTON,. ssEJ. q
Leave Washington at7.3e m, II Is m, $40 p m,
g ssnssy ss s yg1gx for PHI .DEIrH1A, and
Passengers for phia will take notice that
the 20 m train is the a'est fyass da!y Jo' Phsa-
The train at 80 p m does not 80 to Philadelphia,
and h Tor Nsio York PASSENGERS txolnstrely.
a. FOR BALTIMORE ~. 10
Leave Washington at 6,3D am, 80 m, IL Is l.,
800 m, 40 m, $50 p m, and 30 m, except
On sundays at 80 q m, and and 51pm.g
a,.i % FOR ALL PARTS OF PHE WEST. -a
Leave Washington at q. 80 m, and and 8. % m
daily. except Sunday.E s.T., 8 yrfsFsTE
FOR WASHING TON AND THE SOUTH
$50, As and 80 p m, daily, except sunday.
On Sunday, at 3.l5 and 4.26 m and $50 m, only
s'' 10 TO- FOR ANNAPOLIS. .-.-..,
Leave Washington at $50 m, and and 30 m,
daily, except Sunday.
No train for Annapolis On Sunday.
m go throu gh to New York without change of cars.
Sleeping Car on $50 m train. Berths in Sleep
ing car can be secured until 5 p m, daily, at the
Ticket Office; after that hour they must be secured
The 6rst and fourth trains from Washington stop
For further infermation, tickets of every Kind.
hs to eno shs TsSe once " Wash
- W P. SMITH. Master of Transportation
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent. apll-tf
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SECOND HAND PIANOS very cheap. to make
Piano, for SIS; one Rosewood Laude &
Co., for Sl3a; enc almost new Nunns Pi-uIxtt
from. Ss5 to SsN. steinway & Sons, Raven 6 Ba-
con, and Haines Brothers Pianos, at lowest fac
tory prices, at the wareTOoms of --.----.. .
80 : w e. METZEROTT,
apg cor. 18th street and Pa. avenue.
THE UNDERSIGNED. CITIZENS OF WASH
i ington, having used the remedy of C. Keenan,,
No. 5l9 I street, between 9th and 7th streets,
for the cure Of Infammatory Rheumatism, have
one Of great value to all afflicted with this most
painful disease. We therefore cheerfully recon-
VIM @. MAGEE, E, bet. 18th and 18th,
MARY NEWTON, 4th, bet; and H. 80.
MARGARET A. MITCHELL,
GRACE HURDLE, I, bet. 18th and 20th,
ROBERT WARREN, 18th, bet. and l..
NH q eolmr .s-r 80. 5-. sa
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DRoPOsALs FOR WHITE PINE SHINGLES.

Chief Qnd,termd1er's 0ss. DEPOT of Washingtoa,3
Wdshiagtoa, ID. C.. April -, 1854. Z
Sealed Proposals win be received at this Off s
until Tuesday May 10, 1854 at IL clock for the
SHINGLES: TT = = '''5' v -.7-'-7T
One milionIll 900 .Ooel No. /, Is inch white pine
shin giles, sawed clear 80 ~ IT =
The shingles to be made from good matarisl, to
De subjected to rigid inspection before being re-
be delivered within thirty t39) days from signing
of contract. "ta - r., -.'.Eaf ~.
Bonds in sum equal to half of the amount of
the contracts win be required of the successful
bidder or bidders. % = -s4-a !. ..#s.|.
Bids received for two hundred and fifty thousand
t2sn ,ooo} shin gles, or more.
CURED of each bidder.
Proposals must be plainly endorsed, Proposals
undersigned. d. IL. RCCkER, -
Brigadier General and Chief Quarters aster,
ap 22-td Depot of Washington, d. g.
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wIEsENFELD l. CO.,
Odeon Hall Clothing Rooms,
(ESTABLISHED 1SA'


CORNER PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND IA STREET,
Beg leave to call the attention of the citizens
and strangers of Washington to our very large
and extensive assortment of SPRING CLOTH
ING. We say extensive, for, having the most u n
bounded facilities for manufacturing, and having
buyer always In market, ready to avail himself
Of all the rich and fashionable styles of goods that
may be offered, iatter ourselves that we can
exhibit the most fashionable and varied assert.
Snent of clothing ever offered in this city
We enumerate in part Black Cloth Frock and
Dress COATS, running to the finest grades Gen
vine Black French Doe Skin PANTS; Black Gren-
adine and other Silk VESTS; from which may be
selected dress suit of the very finest material,
equal in finish and work manship to the very best
and at much lower prices -r
Our assortment of CASHMERE GOODS cannot
be excelled in variety of colors and beauty of
styles, and all cut and made in the most fashion.
able manner. We name in part the English Walk.
ing Coat, the French Jacket, the Business Froek
Coat, American Sack, and all other styles now in
wear. A most splendid assortment Of plain and
fancy CassimeIe Pants and Vests. -gss
We call the most especial attention of the ladies'
to our superb assortment of Boys CLOTHING,
which for beauty of styles cannot be surpassed if
eaualed in this city. We most respectfully ask an
examination of those goods before purchasine
elsewhere. ....
In the line of MILITARY CLOTHING We have
the most extensive assortment in this city, con-
sisting of Dress and Fatl que Coats; Infantry and
Cavalry Jackets; light and dark Blue Pants both
plain and reinforced; Shoulder Straps Sword Belts
sashes and IN fact everything pertaining to an
officers outfit.
In the line of FURNISHING GOODS We have
An elegant assortment of Cashmere Over Shirts
white and Brown Linen Shirts, of all grades.
Under Shirts and Drawers, full line; Militarv
Gloves, Kid, elk, Isle Thread and others.
We most respectfully solicit the PATRONAGE re
the public, who may rest assured of iair dealing
and good articles.
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PERSONAL.

Observation-Disclosures and Electricity is cur.
yA ing chronic and acute diseases when all other
treatments fail. MRS. WREN l49 St.
between 9Th and 7th, WASHINGTON
inement MN 7 = : - an "a Inns
MRS. i. SMITH, an excellent clairvoyant and
Iv1 test medium, 3SS corner of 9Th street and
Mass. avenue, over grocery, examines diseases,
6eais by ma gnetism. sees your dead and Twin 2
friends, tells their character, gets names, reads
the future. Hours from 10 a. m to 5 p. m.
ap 11-lm* Is
r AIDES, ONLY LOOK AT THIs!-We are now
~ prepared to do any kind of Embroidery by
skillful hands, on such terms that cannot fail TO
and no botehiSs, and wish it to Be understood that
We are not connected with any other place of the
kind in the city, where Stamping is advertised.
- Our place is 3S1 F street, opposite the Patent
Office ~ Look out that you do not mistake the
and Embroidery Just out and ssanip your goods
while you wait. Machine Stitching neatly done
fe Ia 49,
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR BITUMINOUs COAL.

CHG Quarter masters ODses, Reppt Wa. hiaston,(
Washtngion, d C.yapril q. 1851.
sesisd Prop9sals viii be received at this office
the delivery OF the following amounts of COAL at
dria, Va -1--fIT = EsH.H-zE 80
I,O99 tons Of BITUMINous COAL at Washing
ton, ID. G. -7-.0-7 : = q :. -f.o}F TIE i
Delivery of the whole amount contracted for at
date of the contract - UC I.-t .E.H.
Bonds in q sum equal TO half the amount of the
or bidders - 80
Bids received for FIVE hundr ed 500 tonse more,
and should be made separate for the delivery at
Proposals must be plainly endorsed, Proposals
for gituminous Coal Washington, - or :. Aiexsn-
undersigned OH ROCKER,
Brgadier General and Chief Qua rterlnaster,
an q I'd Denot of Washington
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~ Mr.. Long did divide the democrat sure
enough. The New York World is sorry that
the Philadelphia Age intends ssto play into the
hands OF the republicans by supporting their
representation that the views Of Messrs Long
ann - Hcs are the views of the democratic
party" Z5E71 a4fy z "a 81, I - /
~ Gov Seymour, Of New York, has signed
the bill allowing soldiers in the field from his
State to vote. 3 Tag .lE ss'tffa f 81. III ~.
~ Coburn and Mace have signed the agree.
ments for a fight for $3.50 On English soil
some time during the coming summer.
~The people of New Orleans are already
enjoying the luxury Of mesquite bites.
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Dh 'oassr0ls A.,r1.o.,

DA' 'ohSsS ALrIMoRl =
o, szg ,U III .sYggs
Il = diseovsred the mos, Cer:ain, speedy and 1fs
mai ssniSS l1s i g; ys 81 HiSEirnuDrso.
Persons CHI = S;:.s ;..S s;:
CURE KKadsMf 5SfT e RkS sc Ds sEFsAHss n
s:sss S.si Il; "a s.;
ssas e; d;ss.:s B:sss: s:
s.: :lsss s ss:; asS s fss.iss:
sIoRIr and solitary practices more fatal 10 their
s r. e s:s s, sh s1s: g
sntieipstionS, rendering marriage. &c.. imDoaf
1speeially. Who have bscome the Victims Of eeil-
9oS1s saas ssa ssss
sss ss as
walked TO sxtacy the living Tyre may call with TN
''nANTxK IKE PARTIcyLAR Nor1cE:
ss sse = :srs asss e. z
of Sight. Loss Of Muscular Power. Ralyatation O
=: a:s 81 b
S e .sS nina ara
Aysrs5Sn 81 sosi:t,. ssa- Distast. Love q sOia-
Married Pssoss. .oE ,yoqns men % nssm,laHs
P:ss osssn: "iSsisss $500 e:
y .: s:ss
and confidently rely upen his sktl - Physician.
oBaAs1o X1Axslse. Ixpor1nox
By Dr; Jehns,o.: m.IysIous trs.snent. Wear.
tated ana i1mpotent: xno Had lost al hope. have
AM iT Pedims.ts 70 mssEtsss. fhyaieai o. Mental
VasanannesSHlooas. kos. ci kloeres1ye rowW. Eer-
Ssa.oa q sSs most i'm. sssas
DR. yoTNsroN-
Member Of the scy.i cosi.cs q Surgeons, Lon.
" re ss sssa si sFsssr RAIaof
H. sno has snssts4
s0s rns me-. a ifS eGsss snis ere Sve1
ard carr When asseD .Erest % aiaEmsl
St r9aac sssen1 r " asFsnssmsaa
you've len
induiSed In whom sions-ahsbit frsSasotiy iesrns1
,.4 IN ss9h,s IA sa ae.t, nos
SotS mind md BODY, LIQUID spsis innsdisssIY
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE,
u WAR DEPARTMENT,

nRDNANcE OFFICE,
Sealed Proposals win be received al this DspaIt
daY WAY Nay the Delivery ali TIE wroash
Iron Plates and Bars rs hereinafter specified, ne
eessary to build the me-. ,honnon low Carriages:
3 Ko ba islaase Front Ssas' pin.le,
Is nsF c Is snsa sss s4s:i.se., z
70 1o Front NIP Pia sisi barbe.te..
The parts required for Wrought IRON Barbette
and casemate Carriages are as follows:
-Ha FOR TOP CARRIAGE.
Guide aooi Ear sds
Angle Shapes, Bolts. .at4 - .s.'
Rs p.sss ks sP SscrS. Rail
Transoms, Angle Iron Floor clests; Pintle Tran ran
Shapes a.s snsR b Tis
s.oSs rail- ton Sass
The number and dimensions of the iron plates
bills 81 iron in ordnanse memorands SO: 6, copies
erteaS ran
he 81
can be obtained at the above named places. On
Is Il
The iron to be used in the manufacture the
plates ard bars to be as follows:
and ao Rai Plates lses Of medium quality
of iron fibre in direction of length, tenacity not
less than 10 900 lbs, per square inch.
&c Ct hest Gs sSss,
less than IS go lbs per square incl: .,..,
Trunnion Beds to be of best quality Of charcoal
iron, tenacity not less than $1,000 lbs per square
Checks, Braces, Hunters. and Counter hurters,
all to be of good medium iron. Tenacity not less
Rails, Rail EhorSs, Chassis Braces Caps and
se5i refined abrous iron. renacits not less than
Xxles for s-ineh and l6-inch carria ees, and all
Traverse Wheel Journals, to be of best charcoal
All Bolts and Riyets to be of best charcoal fbrous
iron. Tenacity net less than So 900 lbs per square
nANMERED IRON.
Asles for IL inch Carriages and all FORK Shapes,
bs Tensy no ss than
pounds per square inch;
@ the ste at esy
No bids will be received except from parties
actually engaged in the manufacture Of this or
they them van
machinery and appliances for turning out the full
amount Of work as specified by them:
ties for the proper performances of the work and
will enclose, with their bids, the written acknowi
Judgements of their sureties over their own sigma
Each party obtaining a contract will be required
to enter into bonds with approved sureties Tor It's
lyon the award being made, successful bidders
will be notified and furnished with forms Of con-
The department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids, if not deemed satisfactory.
Proposals viii be addressed to :, BrgadieEW Gen
n s so6se and viii be endorsed Proposals
for xrog sht iron plates and Ssrs fer rSp s9
aps,td Brisadier General. Chief Of Ordnance.
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War Department, Adjatant Generals 0Wee,
-..s .-f.sg Wdsh1sgton, March IL, 1864. !
All applications for leaves Of absence or per.
mission to visit Washington must Be addressed
to Major General Halleck, Chief Of Stan, ano
must specify the business fer which the omeeI
desires the permission. Kilograms addressed
direct to the Secretary OF War on this sppJecs
will receive no attention. "a 'E.ts9
BY order Of the Secretary OF War b."
80 = - 20 r5. E. ID TowNeHNn a.
Wis. .af q Assistant Adjutant General
HeadqUdyters Military District Of Wdihsngton, I
WashingtoS, D. O., February 10, 1854. )
General Orders No. 3.-Col. T. Ingraham, 3sth
Massachusetts volunteers, il hereby detailed
as Provost Marshal OF the Military District OF
Washington. He viii be respected and oheyed
accordingly. anls 80 20 =
BY command Of Brig. Gen. Martindale. y
sIEISl8f ,al JOHN p. SHRBURNM
fe 1e.n ~ Assistant Adjutant General.