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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26
Alzt 81 Uaelstmea ErelEht Received az tse
s9siEerz EEPEesu Os@ERzT, February rs,

Acton, boz; J A CsldFoH j bag z DEL
Ton, 1 saddle; " Cox Ibsr- a Rvsn. base- ",
, = Hoolne5t bags Matt. I truuk; Rev " 4 Rob.
9Etss Z box Perry 7 box z 3 Ponder. j box; T Z
Maxwell lvaiuss Wiz MeCaufisz. L bdl-s W p Bow
1 bales A Moody - sack; q Il Le1dsn. 4 box; Mr.
y Eod14 s2ek; J Neal, box; Wa Hall I b1ndia;
70 Jackson, i box Lieut. " 4 Russell 1 boz; Car. o
Barrett, -ub.
The shove irsight Is stored At o1ners' risk sndex-
9enssi sndhIsbie aba sold hr charges. II rot called
Tor. v DUNNING. O. II. Clerk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

~ Bea Frsukliu Esid that If svsr the mar.
pe.usl motion was iEyented, il Woald Do by q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

EHIs mornisg a CARPET VALIga vas iost Of
4 tha West Point road. enc me- irou AtizE.a con
ainipg wearing sppsrel A lssrai reward VIII BE-
paid il len - the Arcada.
fei9 W. NJ O UAYCB-
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FOR SAFE.

HHJSA o. ave thousand la Of gEAFTIHa ard
RULLIES in good 0rdsr-a CI-suisr So -
Sol1s9n loT u4e z1d ous hastursd= 40. a urir -
. - stones viii gplHdls End ap1urisnaness-u
Lafayette, Alsbsma-
e. % I na-prr-n-rn
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A1n0 wHWARm-

GF0IFN from pc, nesr Dalton as. Ga the rirht
- ct itg lSlb Fsbruary. lsg4 BAY MARS. Hack
marc All TAI ara iegsf straight head IinF mad6;
yeets Old viii pay tie a. .Fe Fo~srd IA mz one
Hho Hia 20 Rrr1nge Il thzt1 can get hor
JOHN uaftTEI
5eh Team Ragimsnt Wrlalis Bsgsds.
o1skthsma DiFisio1, Hardes Corps.
ls2s o- ArwYei TsnuesseA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

MoBmE-Ths Hsgisisr Of the 24ih has moth
ing regarding the t~itusii0n in that vicinity, be-
youd the brief anE ouncement that the enemy
had resumed his fin, on Fort Powell
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

Y Attention is called to an advertisement
in smother column or q vet nurse wanted for :
child threa months old. The situation is il 8
small family snd vail be a Pleasant and agrees
he ona
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

az Avery ugly friend Of GUS, WHO Hzs a
9eAniiui vac taxes great consolation from The
tact hat . husband and vie Ere one
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

WrTae Columbus EagFira publishes a let
ter dated Almadia, Miss, Feb. 18Th, which hss
= paragraph that Gays "Y5u have doubtless
heard ere this Of the occupasi5n Of Meridian by
ths FsdsTals. We have been in front Of them
Cor several days, ard sin facing ihem rom this
poa Prisoners captured yesterday report that
fho Yankees lave accomplished thsir mission in
issg Mssidisn and tho IoAlsth thai cenas there,
AM iasl hey VIII return % Vicksburg."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

ls.lsr lrsm NV Market, Est Tsnnessea,
rseeiyed in his ciiy, dated February 18th, says
Wa srs On The eve Of stirring events here.
-rovesrREFr seeml dispesed 20 take the inids-
tive "a opsuinv the spring campaign. Oar troops
vfl commence crossing tie Holston At Straw
hsrrv MAINS to-morrow IS the p0nsoOps are al
ya,sv LAID. think LOEGsTREET
4 undecided as to tho number Of reinforceuents
-sCHoFrELB has received from the East. At al
events We cannot remain die here. IS 81 th'
subsistence in this country has been consumed
Is III So IA lslssr has been reesived in his
city. which mentiUas & report prevalent a No.
bile, On the 24lh, tist & party Of deseriers from
oue Of cur regiments had burned the town Of
Pounding, Mss, sid Destroyed = quantity Of
Government stores. Tho same letter says
% All is quiet here tst MOBILIZE and on the Ma
s@issiepi font, with the exception Of some little
excitement about matters doBn ths bay. I have
seen g captain Of ons Of the bay steamers who
said the Yankees inside 1t rather equally at Fort
Powell yesterday =
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$40 RRWARn-

IAN AWAY, rcn hs Subscriber. o. tAssnh dsy
IL q 4EuasrT lass, q NEGRO Man. asmsi 49,
lie left ne uHr niles f-om Wauashor0. Ca. saia bov
. about thirS six Tsazs Old. dark complsziou. sbor-
hEo iest t5n inches high E1d VIII Wsieh aaouf ous
hzldred zud saty pouads- he hss q wife 81 Cor
Fera naiicu- On the Georgia railroad. J vii pay TIA
above rew1Ed Tor BIS delivery 10 ms e. for his conhuss
meat IN ial - that I can E8t hH.
L J. PARE
Hobssv P1ua.
fe2 In Hcrfvau rrnns- ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

~ The corn house of a Mr.. LoebmAn, in
Montgomery, Vas destroyed By FIRE on Wednes
day night.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WAETRn "a IL.

A WET NURSE, foE q cbiId .hres months old
"A For uus who Is alfo an A No. J houss- s-vauf 70
ceok wash and irons he very best Lire HiH be giver.
Situation In a snaA family. PaTtial leTTisss q Wet
Nurse acceptable. apply al fhg cE1a
- L.
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FeEnale COlIege.

Tuskegee Female College,
vrHB FALL TEEN ciosss On he Nth Es5EuarB
i The spring term opens On te - reerasrE
ci8fa5ne ex-spf IN extreme calea
NrEE JULIA A. SPEAH, he accnmpiished TeEeheE
~ 4rf viii reopen The SspaEtEznt
Bosra ana tui3ion scr tern. Ia sd7ancs, tares huz-
s-ed and afnstv doIarL Per fUrfher parsfonizrs sd
dress ALh. aAobh HUUuf
ds1l-em President
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

CoEFEDERArE STATS oF suEnIca,s
MEDICAL PURTEToEs 8sfEcE
Montgomery, Alebsmas Eebrulry 10 Led43
Ill uedicsi ofdcers o. lie srmy 81 Mississippi are
"A hsTsby informed t1st this depot has been remoFea
10 this place. Rsqulsftflna viii IL fuurH Be- 1d1ressed
Eaeerdiaaiv RICHARD POTTS
SURGEON Oonfsdsrsis States Army
fssI3Fu And Medical Parveyor, West Oh
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

MS CJR3EsCY-Tha Richmond Ezsmis,v.
o. tie 22L says; There is already manifest in
7 oss o. richmond . cheering prospect
eloDa'-s operations o. The new currency
eii' Als unoafs-ooa tba! he city banks have
@ R'L7es+ 70 ibe new four per CENTS to The
NO q az millions. Between he
PlsasL line ard the is o. April tax payers vii
% ua1ef nc Necessity o. Investing ia these
eords % ne Rxient OF three hundred millions Il
dollars. We may s5d to This a very considers-
bio smountcH sccouni Of voluntary funding, Is
taess koEds - par Cfsb perhaps, the best paper
Investment in he Conie5erscy, which the banks
alIsady ehsE signs Of sDDrecafing.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

FEED YOUR C0Ws AID HORSES ?
How EN- you have Nk zad Batter sud IA
Shorts, Bran and MeaI3
Can At TIE Arcade. I VIII give gou ne trade.
4 O. CAYCE.
- Aurrfr~aa-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

WAsHIEGToN POLIrIcs The Washington
correspondent Of no New York Hsrald thinks
the polt cal mansuvsTs in that city are assum.
ing considerable importance, and says the war
between he republican factions grows 6sIeo a ]
3urious. The Lincoln men have abandoned the
slnvsniioa system, and rsly upon the nOmina
son Of hsr candidate By exclamation. The
CHASE men, however, have a great CUR to bring
50 bear shat Is intended completely 10 Illustrate
ihe plans Of tbsir epponeufs In The meantime
il is added, mo democrats arc Quietly Wing in
wait fora spring. They intend 10 squelch CON
perkssdism IN their Tanks, sud place thsmselvt,
on a s~haight-oul war plsHorm, and patiently
hold on GH The war Of the republican roses :
fairly iusagarsled, Whsn they viii introdues
General Grant "a Q candidate, and 20 in to win
with tbe assurance 81 the support not ouly Of
ali tho opposition. bat Of the defeated faction in
She Republican Nominating Convention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

= Ihs fanHsss hs7s two bodies Of cavalry
IN North Msaissipp-ore uz5eF Gderson ard
the o:hsT uader Gen. " L1ag Smith. Ghcrson
moved hon Jaeksea. Tennessee, sad Smith
from Memphis on TO lIth inst They have
uni5s5, and Smith is tie ranking efReer. A
D0wledge oftheee facts viii render our dis
MATCHES oflhls mornin.r much elssrer
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To the Legatees Of William Whitfield,
Late Of Putnam Co, Ca, decd.

Won are hereby nctfcd hat he fnnd arisllE from
4 he ssis Of the perishah'e property Of the estate
Of said decssssd, isnow Fcaaq 20 es.r5stoa.
JOSEF 0AfPEELL
fe2f 3W AdmiufHrssrr. Hith bo nj lannsKsd.
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For Sale,

ONE FINE seven octave PfAFo-ths iarEsFtazs-
u found eoFnars-Wu Kuaba & Co uakera Bll'
mere, nd Prcs only four ihogssEd doiars.
j. HENDERSON,
fe24T atlantis HazsL
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80 WANTRD

TLBAN COTTON AaS viii fad g ready sale az
. tbs ofdcs af the msrkei price. Apply Et The
fsa7 APPEAL COUNTING ROOM
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

a NO.I SteWaFuJ
ETEEL rseonzsHdsd oan ct sapi3ymsHt at the
vs. AtlsGtE hotel By aPp,gilg imDe5istely
=. o. HENDERSQN.
-fe24 II Prstristor Atsuts Hotel
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WTTHERg & DAVIS.

CPE1I8L attention KlTen 10 aais Of Msuuiactur55
~ end making Tobacco. Now Offering some dszira-
bic lots Of Tobacco for iG7estmsuk
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26
LANDS FOB SALE.
For sc.

For sale,
f0On AcRgN OF LAND. on PssEi river. Leaks
lJAU ooauts Su5sisHppL AP7iY
HAECCS A. BIZ
fs24 - Real Ests-s aFcut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18
ORDNANCE CFFIcE.
~ WAR DEPARTMENT

Prshtertna an. Is. 1864.
EELLED PROPOSALS will be recstved at this moe
.. M, fer Filiing Ascend ing, Plat ng Finishing,
Ssssinx, snd sox'Eg Ia@9 @ 3. srEiI,erY Curb
Kits cf the latest pattern TO be delivered : { the
United States Arsenal. Springfield Mass. Tae sid .
bars and mouth pieces they come from the
dIops, to be furnished from ths sprinx sli rmo-
ZEN he shs.l besrin g tine lettsrs U. s A are to
be made JTt No. % sheet brass. (Paouidrcs ,pire
gnage,j and flied with lead befcr ke'Cg soldernd,
TIE pistiI to be NOT less than No nd TO he of
One quality. The rings are to be of the best iron
clgek wire, and tas lower bar of brass wire The
bits to be tutjesr TO in section in s stages of
RE Work, and before Being pack to be arkei
with the nskers rame ard residence. They are
70 be PACK ed in bundles Of Elk each labelled
10 bundles IN box as prescribed by the Depart
uept.
Packing boxes 10 be valued by the Inspector
Deliveries are to be N sds at the rate OF $50 per
veek; the hrst delivery of 600 to be made on ths
Ntb February.
fhe stock turnished by the United States will be
nspe lied before ISSUE and for every set of parts
No bids will be consider, except from parties &C
tusliy epssged in IL plating and finishing bust.
pess, and who can give good security for tn per.
formauce of the work. Bidders will inoose With
heir bios the written acknowledgements of their
sureties over their o-n signatures.
Zach party containing contract will be required
TO enter into bond win approved suretiss for its
succs ssful bitders will be notified and furnished
with II TINS OF contT act sid bopd.
The Iepa1 !ment reserves the right to reject any
er u hies VI rot deemed satisfactory.
PrCpos ais will be sd dressd to Brig adler General
GeorSe D. Ramsay. Qhisf OF Ordnsnes. Washing
Jai6td BIiE Ger Chief OF Ordnsnse
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
~ COLUMBIA No 56-EQUITY

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
- COLUMBIA. No. 56.-EQUITY.
The Was ,ington Alexandria, aad Georgetown
Railroad Com Dany, and others,
against
The Corporation of " ashngton and J. II and A.
T. Bradley.
By order of the said Supreme Court, passed in
said ca Ise on the 9th of January instant, am di
rected to state-1st, an sccount be wern the said
Raj road Company and the no iders of the scrip
cerhhcstes of said company, guaranteed by the
said Cor poratiGn to the extent of s6D G0,. al in
tended 70 be secured by the deco from said Rail-
road Company to said j. H. and A. +. bradley,
charging sale Railroad Company with so much of
So id cel tihcates, the proceeds thereof
ceived by the officers of said company; %, an &C
count rho wing what portion Of lid proceeds vert
to the Of said Railroad Com any; and 81, how
4 ucE was paid by the respective noliers of sail
certifcs ties for the same, with inter and fur
ther to report whether the present holders of said
scrip certificates hold the same bona de and for
value; to take suca testimony may be offered By
the parties and to convene ell the holders Of said
certificates with the same before me
Notice ls therefore hereby given to the parties,
and to all holders of said scrip certificates
antied by said Corporation that on the Goth day OF
January instant, at my residence in Georgetown,
at ten O'CLOCK in the forenoon. shall commence
the xecution of said order, and continue from day
to day until closed; when and where the said par
ties th cir counsel and all hold. of the said scrip
or certi6cs tes are required to attend with their
witnesses. to establish their respective claims.
jan 12- I'd W, RED1N, Auditor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18

HORSE RACING ON SUNDAY.-Ths French
people have, within few years, INDUCED in
horse-IaciRg to q greater extent than ever BE-
fore. Scarcely race occurs in England with.
ont a French horse being entered Tor trial, and
low that the Pans sportsmen spend much
time in the exhilarating excitement, of course
FnRli horses ere to be found on the French
course. An obstacle has lately arisen, how
ever, which will probably result in the with
drawal OF the Conscientious Britons from the
French lists. The latter prefer Sunday for
their time, while the English lords object on the
ground of conscientious scruples, against thus
OBTAINING the Lords day. The French say
their Gus toms permit them, after la wing attend
&c to their religious duties. To devote the re-
mainder OF the day to amusement. England
Pr d France can go hand III hand in but few
things.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18
DROPOsALs FOR BLANKETS.

Ordnance Office. War DEPARTMENT
Washington Jan. y, 1864. {
SEALED PROPOSALS. win be received at this ofi.s
r he dsserz at tie New York assno, H.
Worth street, Of the follos ing Blank sts. Viz:
e96oChes1istion Cavalry Blankets, Prussian blue
2S,coO b su iation ARTILLERY. Blankets
These snhets must be Of pure wool, close wov
FoH THE CAVALRY.
Enc, with an orapge bsIder three inches vide.
~: s,',siS ipees high orans color, in the GEN.
FOR THE ARTILLERY.
Reo with black border faree inches vids, and
three inches Src the edge. and the letters g."
TX ins mes Nigh black color, In the centre OF the
An the Blankets are to b.7s in shes long By St
ola il. may be allowed They must be single ana
he to s or 1t
price to De determines by the inspector,
where sde, and none will Be acce pied or paid for
but ,neh a. are approved on inspection,
tine amour, contracted for, per vess commencins
within one month from the sts of the eoptracl
the tor to forfeiture Of the quantity due
No bid viii be considered which doe. not come
from mannfasturef of blankets or regular dealer
BID. viii be considered for the delivery o, the
mentioned. Zach bid is to be accomps bed by the
Zach party Obtaining contract viii bs required
to enter into bonds With approved sureties for the
Upon the award being ing made ,uccs..fal bidders
WI be not hsd and furnished with forms OF con,
The Department reserves the ght to rejsct any,
or all the bids. if deemed unsatisfactory on
Proposals will be addressed to '.Brisadier Gene
SnSRs s TITssH for
jalS wfn9t Brig. Gen. and Chief of Ordnance
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ia IS ~
DsoPosALs FOR WRAPPING PAPER

Posi- oFPICE DEP.RrAEYr, Jsuusry II, 1854
syALRp Proposals will be eceived at this De.
h shy PisR
for the of the Post 9nices in tie ated States
for one year from snd after the sIst day of Decsm
The 5aidPsgsr to be dsliysrsd, free Q, expense
post once Dc osrtmeIt, a. Washington New York
The estimated quaint ty and The quality at each
sRspcy for the year, are specified below.
DiS.rict No. j, a, Washington.
2.no rearns Of WRAPPING Paper. 2, by2s in chss
to hat roz in use in the and sSu to
weigh not less than q pounds to the ream,
and each ream to contain 70 perfect quires.
District No. 2, at Nep Yo,k City.
described in the eitimates for district No. !.
District Nc. 5, at Buffalo, ". Y.
~ bs@ed for dissr GeN No. /. ''"''Af 70 'A"'
--... o,aeer to be determined after a careful cram
Ina ton for the purpose of sscertatning which BID
will IN its practical resuits. be most sdvantas sous
Il the districts should be reconstructed, or in
creased in number; CT any of them discontinued.
iss a. tie rs
At pro Ta,a prices. And the Postmaster General
Is e e b sltds
it ssall Sc found necessary 20 do so.
seem IL ss'
propose to urrish with their bids
Each bidder must furnish with his proposals
guarantees OF his ability to comply with his bid,
and certificate from bis nearest Postmaster that
tncn uarantors credible and reliable citizens,
ronst also acroE psny his proposals.
Two sufficient securities will be required to
con tract
Failures to. furnish tbs article contracted for
Ernn pity the furnishing an article inferior to
HAT cor tracted for, will te considered sufficient
eause for the forfeiture of the contract.
Bids not made in accordance with these proposals
will net be considered 49,
Proposals must be marked on the outside Of the
snvsiope with the name Of the article proposed
for and the letter containing them addressed to
the First Assistant Postmaster General; Washing
ton. BLAIR,
fsls.y4v Postmaster General.
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DROPOsALs FOB CAVALRY HORSES.

Caralry Bureau, O6ire Of Chief Qua,irnlastsr,
bRALKD PROPOSALS will be received at this OH Ne
Until SsiSe6 NJ sAs I'D URDAY yapqary 81 lss! for
be delivered at pes Moines, Iowa, within thirty
TWO THOusAep $4,000 CAVALRY HORSES,
to be delivered at Indianapolis, Iud within 40,
fIVl THOUSAND (s.0oO) CAVALRY HORSES,
to be deiiv cred At b. Louis. No.. within 40) forty
days frcm date Of contract. -
days from date of contract.
TWO THOUSAND, (2,coo) CAVALRY HORSES,
70 be delivered at Chicago, Ill, within 900 fifty
Said horses to be sound in all particulars not less
th an tvs 81 more than pine ~ ysars old from
Is to is hands high; dark coors. good square trot
ters bride wiss and of eiLe sufc isnt for cavalry
These specifications ,ciH be strictly adhered to and
ytStdiy enforced in srery particularly.
No hid will be entertained unlses accompanied
Sor@ Of BID and isr.rtY can Be had % .ppica-
ton to Captain Hunt, A. q. NJ, at Davenport,
Successful bidders will be required t, enter into
ty, within eight (s) days from date of accept
ance of bids.
The oath of allegiance must accom- pany each
bid.
The undersig ned reserves the rig ht to retecs sl
bids deemed unreasonable
No bid will be tertained fer lets than Atty hor-
Payment will be made on completion of contract,
Propof ais must be end orseo " Pro poeals for Cav
airy HoIses," ard addressed to Captain James A.
Elm, Chief Qnartermaster. Cavalry Bureau.
Any further inform alton viii BE promptly given
tsl5-l7t Chief @. NJ, Cavalry Bureau.
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DRoposALs FOB HAY, STRAW AID GRAIN
YoRAGE DEPARTMENT.
Assistant Quar1ernastsr's 0Ges,
Alexandra. Va, Nov, 18th, 1863,

WRIlfIH PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
ernment TO be delivered at Alexandria, Va: .or any
Quantities within the amount proposed for, and at
such times, - the undsrsignsd msy direct.
The proposals to be addressed to the undersigned,
and 70 state the quantity And price OF each article
Proposah will be received for Ave thousand ,OoO)
bushels OF Corn or Oats. and Atty (9Ol tons Of bay
or STRAW and upwards, unless 1t shall be for the in
terest OF the Government to contract for less
Corn to be put up in good sacks Of about two 90
bushels and oats In sacks Of about three ~ bushels
each which are to be furnished free Of charge to
the Government. The hay and strA1t ~ secure
ly baled.
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
bidder, % the interests Of the public service may
require.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any
and all offers which may be deemed incom patible
with the interests Of the Government.
Payments will be made in such funds - may be
provided from the U. 8. Treasury, and a. far q
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
vertisement, WIN. STODDARD,
NO Is2m Capt. and ASST Quartermastsr.
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EM ssssszsss 2
On ard after Monday January 4th. 1854, dsily
trains will he run between Washington and New
sork, and Wsship gton and the WI If follows:
FORPHlLADELPHIA,NE V YORK and B0S ron
Leave Washington at 50 and l.s8 A. Nj. aud
and $40 2 NJ. daily, except Sunday. On Sunday,
SIC P. NJ. only.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Washington at go, s. and n.4a 4. NJ,
On Sunday 81 50 A. NJ. and 8. 10 and s29 P. NJ.
For ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Washington at S 81 and 81 A. NJ. and %
z. N. daily, except Sunday. On Sunday, at % p.
h. emily. -
COMPUTATION TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily, except Sunday, At 4S
-Ths arst and fourth trains from Washington,
aud fourth and fifth trains from Baltimore, stop at
all way points.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at 4, $50 and 10 20 A. NJ. and
SIS g. 30 and 7sGP N. On Sunday. at and 80
COMPUTATION TRAIN.
Leave Baltimore daily, except Sunday, at 7.l8
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington at a 80 M. For Washington
from Annapolis on 4 81 train from Baltimore.
Trains leaving Washington at 81 A M aud
q p. M, go through to New York without
without change o. cars
For further information, tickets of every kind,
dc, apply to George 5. koontz, agent at Wash
IL zton Station, at the Ticket Office.
w. P. SMITH, Master of rranspt'n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18
proposals FOR DEAD HORSES AND MULES.

Chief Quarte,naster's Office Zero, of Washiaston /
Wdshiagt0H d C., JaG Is, 1864.
eRALED PROPOSALS will be received at this ONCE
until MONDAY February |. 1854 At u O'Clock :,
for the sale Of all the Horses and Mules that may
die or DO killed at this Depot within the next
Twelve t12) months succeeding the date Of the
tract.
Tbs bodies of the srimsls win be delivered By
the United Stat daily. TO any pont within ths
limits Of this city th At msy bs agreed upon bv the
Government and the contractor and to be couve. oil
from THENCE b! the c. ntrastor sufficient distance
fro 10 the limits of the District Of Columb ia 70 as
rot to become nuisance to the citis thereof or
Bidders will state the amount per animal and
give his full name and poss Office address.
Payment will be required at the end OF each
cnth in Governn emit funds for the number of ami.
Il sis deliver ed during the month.
An cath OF allie glance to the United States Gov.
ernment must accompany each prop )sitIon.
The ebiity OF the bidder to al the contract,
Ell ould it be awarded to him, must be guaranteed
BY two responsible persons those signatures are
to be appended to the guarantee
Bonds in the sum Of LOCO. signed by the con
tractor and both of hs suirantors will be required
Of the successful bidder upon signing the contract
Proposals must be plainly marked Proposals for
Dead Horses and Mules, {" and adore ssd TO the un-
deIsigned. D. II. FUCKER.
Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartea master,
5sA I'd Depot Washington.