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PENSIONS, BoUNTIEs,
BACK PAY, WAR CLAIMS,
AND CLAIMS FOR IEbRmSrT
CLARK \ GAYLORD,
CLARK y GAYLORD,
AzsrSSVS and OO.Htsl!sFI ID Ia
SOLICITORS
ron ALL KINDS OF MILITARY CLAIns
Gnrrc Tth Ind y streets, Room No. .,
wAsHHSToH, D. {.

This Firm, having thorough knowledge OF the
Tension Business, and being familiar with The
practice In all the Departments OF Government,
believe that thsy can afford greater fAsilItiSs TO
prompt and suoeeaSful accomplishment Of business
entrusted to thom than any other nrm In WGshinE.
ton. They desire to secure such an amount Of this
business a. will enable them to execute the basil
the basis OF THEIR PAY CONTINGENT UPON
THEIR SUCCESS IN EACH CASE. For this pur-
dose they will secure the services OF Law Firms In
each prominent locality throughout the states
ali the necessary blank forms OF application and
evidence requisite printed pamphlet inStruS ona
Gnd Circulars for distribution In their with
AIsoCiRtes' names inserted, and upon the due exc
20 them BY their II sy will prompt
~ perform the business here.
'ER- Thor ghArEe1 will DO Five DOLLARS FOR
OFFICERS and FIVE DOLLARS FOR PRIVATKs,
and ten per cent. on amount Of Claims for MILL.
TARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY,
and Colleetion OF PRIZE MONEY,
- Soldiers enlisted since the lBt OF March, 1881,
In any kind OF sorviee Military or Naval, NhO are
dIAbisd By disease or wounds an entitled 70 Pen.
ElonI, An soldiers who serve for two years, OF
during the war, should II sooner close, viii DO en-.
titled 70 eloo Bounty.
dIeia discharged on Aeeount Of wounds received In
tho service, since the Commencement Of the war
shall roselve the 1l0O bounty and ali revenue
EaWpH heretofore required on soldiers application
Who ale OF are KILLED are entitled 10 Pensions And
the SIOO Bounty. II there be no widow, thea thu
minor children, and II no minor children, than tbs
father mother sisters, or brothers are enttled u
the 100 bounty and, In addition thereto, depend
snt mothers, sisters, OF brothsri viii Be pinSionsd
EDWARD CLARK,
Washington, D. O., 1885, mar ely
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RAILROADS..
or HOURS.
Philadelphia, Wilmington sndBsltiraors
Al T. n q d


6 EN- ERAL NOV YEMEN
On and after Wednesday, January 20, 1854
PASSENGER rRAIRS LgAVE PHILADA., FOR
Gtl;s;ogss, A. az q. "a, lGxpress, MondEys e..
espssdD els, 70 NJ, 80 .. IN. and II 80 p, m.
S9SstSl, 4 eOS A. M, LIS, sac, s.6o and u p. m.
s.E., LIS, a. s.bl and II p. m.
New Castle 81 sos =. m: and aSop,n,
Dover, a. SOS .. N. and 81 p.w,
Milford, At s,0s a. N.
salisbury, ats.oS . N.
TRAINS F0R PHILADELPHIA LEAVE
baltimore at cav, and .ioh N, tySptess,l I7.Is
ITO, and - p. m.
WiIminstoh at lis, ., and is.IO . ~, i1.AS,
| A2l, s21 snd II 06 p, N,
| salisbury at laos y, N.
Milford At as .. m.
| Dover al q. 20 ., m and 9.b6 p, m.
Chester al SO Spd SO :. n, ass ., ia and
Losve baltimore for salisbury ard intermediate
| stations Al ITO p. m.
Leave Baltimore for Dover and intermediate Sta
tons, a i2top. m.
TEAMS FOR BALTIMORE
| Leave Chester At $40 a. M, 500 p. m.
Leave Wilmington st sac, SIS .. M, ass, y. m.
FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger car attached,
| will run AZ follows:
Leave wiiminEtoh, for ROrryviiie and internedi.
| Ase places, At TsO y. m.
Leave Baltimore for Phllsdslphis and lntermedi-
Leave wiimInrton for Thilsdelphis and in,erne-
| late places at 40 y. IN.
sUNDAys--only ~ I.1os, m. and II sop, NJ, from
IRON philAdelphia TO Wilmington n $50 =. m.
FROM wilmington to Philadelphia q, $50 p. m.
Only At s.IS ,. m. nom baltimore 70 Philadsl'
jan0S-a VIM. sTEARNs, supr.
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The above form Of proposals. will be adhered to
as closely A. practicable. Other forms will be re-
eoITed By the Department and duly considered.
proper EuArGntss that the bidder II able TO full
al the contrast, certified TO ~ the clerk OF the
nearest District Court . Unitsd States District
Attorney, must accompany the proposal or It will
be rejected.
An oath Of allegiance TO the United states Gov
eminent must also accompany the proposal.
The contracts will be awarded TO the lowest res
pnsibls party or parties, who will be duly motif
he'd By mail or otherwise, that their bid IL accept
ed and they will Immediately be required to enter
into 90 ntrGst, under bonds to the Amount OF So.
900. Bonds TO be properly certified to.
Diddsrs may be present in person when the Fro.
poGAla are opened.
The Post Once Address OF the parties proposing
must be distinctly written upon the PROPOSAL.
Proposals must DO addressed TO Henry Johnson,
Medical s. X -And PurTsyor, US. A., Warrington
d. c.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids deemed unsuitable. -
HENRY JOHNSON,
N. 8. X, and PurVsyoT, o. O. A., Washington D. C.
Printed forms Of Proposals can be had at this
once. fsb2 ait
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR MATERIALS FOR
IL THE NAVY. ...H
F.l NAVY DErARInsrT, !
yhvt,r Nc or STEAM KHoiNrrRiro,
p uwnEahWuarw 10 aooh 4

,Bvtr &c or STEAM ksoiSxraiso,
,hs rnoroshps 70 iS,Rsh material, y se Cr
will be reeelved al the Bureau on steam Engineer.
ing until 10 O'Clock Of the aiIt day Of March next
at which time the opening will be Commenced,
Proposals. must BE- endorsed q Proposais for Ma-
su.Ssa ron 1 shsi Ssns:s is i nS airssts S
70 the Chief Of the Bureau Of steam EnEinearinr
The materials and articles embraced In the
classes named are particularly described in the
51 ssS any q which nil Be ri
comm Andants Of the respectiye yards or 10 the
navy agent nsaTsst thereto, and those Of all the
Ion into ciasses ssIsS for The convenience Of deal
are ast1sy E required e for Ia. me ~ eommanSsn,
and navy ngent Tor each station will In addition 10
the sehsasis Of slsssss Of their own yards have
copy OF the schedules Of the other yards for exam
IL will be desirable 10 make IMPLICATION for any Of
the eiasses OF those yards All other tbinFs being
equal preference win be riytn 10 articles Oh Amer.
oiers must be made for the vhole Of the elias, At
any yard upon one Of the printed schedules, or In
strict conformity herewith, or thsy viii not Be
Upon application to the Bureau, 10 the Com.
mAndAnt % any yard, or TO any Navy Agent, the
form alton rerpectinT The props1ais will be fur.
nishsd.
| The contract will be awarded 10 the lowest bid.
tS Ss law law q ss iSs S.Hy b.psr sa ~
| rcservinE the right 10 rrjeet the lowest bid, n
deemed exorbltant.
The co tfaets will bear date the day the notin
/ cation 10 Eiven and Deliveries can be demanded,
suretiss Ia the full amount will be required "a
siEn the contract and their eertinet
TO BY United ststes distliet fudge United state,
| District attorney collector or navy agent, Az "A
| dltionAl seeurifies, twenty per eentum will b,
| withheld from the amount OF the bills until thu
| contract shall hAyS been eomplsted and eiahty
per oentnm OF each bill ApproVed In triplioate bi
The comm Andants Of the reSpectiys yards will b.
Epaid by the pAvy aeenta AZ the pelnts Of delivery
Ia funds or certificates at the option OF tho Gov
ernment, within ten days after the warrant for IN.
| same shall have beea passed by the Secretary O
! the Treasury
| Tho following are the classes resuIred At the re
spretive navy yards;
| KfTTERY, MAINE
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PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS. FOR ROOFING FELT
II AND PITCH.
c"rrF aS e .1s y @..s,, oE.,ss.


,v,.,,,.o,o, n 81 rsh,,,sss ~ ~
sEnIEn ppopoah Al ,,iii he reosived Al this
o,Bcs nniiI rtEspIY, nsreh a tssl' Al n o,elosf.
m, for delivering in the city Of wssRington D. G.,
~,
r.. h,,Da,.a .,a .t.ht f,oa, tom. of pooar1 r.,,
SiShd hunsrcd fsoo1 barfels Of Pitch. or Rooana
cement. "u"ui'N WV "
.tisi.i a.t hs ,tats5 IN ths prnnesai and biddsrs
% ~ .a,,,rsS =, Ys,nah .amolss IN ths sttIsiss
,hsx propess 10 deliver, v
0ns.fourth Of ne quantity 81 ess -. Article u
.o Ia, a.s, ~ ~ IN nipssV
90 days thsIe " En- =, pooa,v c,u,D, MIN,
.,,ss NJ, o. ns ,nSs. hynarsd tnoo nosnd.
and delivered IN Eood .o1nd barrels. said barrels to
nv a,,,sis. $500 ~ Ia socne,sn,I bidder will
my ,s y, n,sad .ne.,snn hsior. hs,n. a..
1872 ~ ~ ~ ats n aReaIat.d Il. ~. Gar.rn-
e.pstso " "" 'p'P'''0'' App0in''1 W wv '''
rRoposAL L. ,,. An ~.
me pLee nuN " r IN ou. ~ WI osSss W.
wv, ~ u.s. h ~ .hs iui nA"e An" po'' UNIV
proSo.sIs FROM ai,lox, martha. will NOT be CON.
rss1 ~ .3s,on VI AiS'' ~''O
pay esen oppo. w .ta.a a p,,..a,., Gan.
I y III 49,. w ~ No., =,
W,,h,inIsoI WsingtoH p e. o6 and 'a s.S, os
r'eh ou.p.Nrrv
n. h,Aa.r iii ~ s.anI,.a a. .,,onh.nx hIs
| -. ItIe, ~ .,,stsnt.s sJ.n.d ~. t,sa ~.
pops,his n.r.an 49, a. 800 AZ IA ~ scr.n,sd
as,i u ~ n ~ sestrsst ~ az .sms
,.s ~ "a " !. 49,, ..,I. - 80. 80.
~ ~ ooS snu ~ ,hn snnt,ssl ~ ssii,., tbs
.rielss prePossd IN eenlotn VIZ me teT nda o.
Kama tsiI ~ snts, nto ,hs th.1 10
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PROPOSALS FOR RAISIN
i WRECKS AT NORFOLK, VA, AND IN
THE VICINITY.

$500 NAVY DErAnIMEsT, February I, 1884.
ment until the sd day OF March, 1884, for raising or
WreckinE and removing the materials, and deliver
ing at the United states Navy Yard, Gosport, Va,
the sf T5ss.' q 'sI
Newport Nqwsi and Merrimsck," near erAnsy
Island.
FriEAtes "RArltAn" and Columbia" and Line
ol.bAttle ships "PennsylVAnia,n "DelAwAIe,n and
"Columbus, d IN the vicinity Of the Navy Yard.
Grafton that the Government requires the FriEAte
"CumbeTlAnd,n and WhAteTer may be on board OF
her either public or private property, to be de-
other convenient place which the Government m az
designate, without any further mutilatlon than
Il Be- .Sasd Sy tS tina. tn:
contractors commence as soon as practicable on
the "CumberlAndn and not to engage or commence
on any other wreck, without permission from tho
Government, until she is disposed Of
The Government will also claim tho right OF
designating the order In which, after the Il Cum.
berlAndp the wrecks are to be raised also TO dc.
tsrmine whether wreck shall be blasted or raised
whole,
No sale or Appraisemsnt can DO claimed By tn.
contractors on any wreck until all the vessels
named shall have been removed, and duly received
by the eommandant, unless BY authority Of the
No wreck will be considered removed while any
portion OF keel or noor timbers remains.
All the wrecks, As well As fragments OF timber
6iSstinSj i must be deposited At he Navy YsId Al
such place or places as the commAndant may desig.
nate. And such property, after having been no
eeiyed by the comm AndAnt, shall be considered In
charge OF the United States Government, until dis
posed Of asteeaby to the specifications Of the con
| Tract to be made.
All the appliances used In raising the wreck,
must be furnished at the expense The contract
orH. .
The Offer must state the rate per ssntum, OF sal
wage, for raising and delivering each vessel also
| for wrecking, the value TO be AseertAined and de
termined By two persons to be appointed by tn,
Department, and one person to be appointed By the
contractors, or on the actual proceeds OF sale a
public auction, for the whole or any part, a. tn,
| Department may elect
The offer must be accompanied by the EuArante,
| Of responsible parties that the contract will b,
| executed II awarded. The Department relerve
the right 10 reject all bids OF parties who have NO
the proper means provided for executing the work
| and of Annulling the contract II the work IL NO
executed In due proportion 10 the time hxed 70
completion. The proposition must also state tn
time required to do the work
Proposals will be marked, " Proposals for rAlsln
WRECKS at Horfolk,n &C., 80 A. TO prevent Their
from being opened with other letters.
feb6-ftulw
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Late from DiXls-ArrIVaI of a H.fuEee
from Mont gOmery.

Late from DiNle-ArrlERl Of HefuEee
from Montgomery.
Mr.. William MCGEE, who resides in the Vi
cinity Of Montgomery, Alabama, arrived in
this city yesterday, having left homo on the
18th inst. He is over fifty years OF age, but
possessing some vigor, he was compelled TO
ay, or submit to be dragged into the rebel
army-sometling he had resolved never to do,
as his Sympathies were with the old Govern
ment and the old Union.
He repeats the story OF alleged discomfort,
and AYERS that there exists throughout central
Alabama, and he believes throughout the South,
secret Union organizations, which will be
heard from at the proper time; and the voice
raised will be no feeble one.
He represents that the utmost CONSERVATION
prevails among leading Becessionists; they are
between several fires; they dread the advance
Of the Union armies-being almost frantic on
the subject yet they distrust the masses of the
people, and are unwilling TO rely upon them,
If the few who have escaped CONSUMPTION were
called out.
1t was impossible, Mr.. MCGEE states, to ascer-
tain the real Whereabouts of the advancing
columns OF Sherman and Smith the widest
imaginable rumors were rife, each gaining cur
rency for the moment, but only to give place 10
otherH, OF contradictory, yet equally absurd
character.
sLewGrt's division, which had been detached
from Johnston's command, had been sent h
80
men. Breckenridge had returned 10 within
supporting distance Of Johnston, as a sort o
corps of observation; while Polk, with abou
$1,000, Is studying how to best escape sher
man. Whether he viii retreat to Mobile, or b
Selma, was an unsettled question, 80 far as th
outside public were concerned.
The common people-the few who remain
are delighted at the advance of the Union or
niles. II relieves them from apprehension
about the rebel consumption, and assures then
of protection in their industrial pursuits; "for,
say they, "the Federal arms never lose a foo
Of ground once acquired"
The only trouble Sherman need apprchend
Mr. MCGEE thinks, viii be from guerrilla par
ties. As TO supplies, greenbacks or Govern
ment vouchers, will bring all that arc needed
there is plenty Of provision in the country
but II is nearly all secreted from the rebel i'm
Pressment parties; and the farmers are resolves
70 raise nothing more till the arrival Of tn
Union armies shall insure them protection, ant
GNaG9ole confederation for their produce.
20 goia piece, our Informant says, would pur
chase cow IN Confederate currency, almos
ahyw9ere-so worthless has the latter become
and slo In greenoacks would do The same. de.
D,lioH, 9lH '''J'''' -'N''''"''
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MEDICAL.
SPEctAL NOTICE

Dr.. d. vELLNr's rrvMe Hospital, In the PED.
erNl Block, Corner ofsSvsnth ind = streets, vppo
site the Post and Patent onlees Room, % aud d,
up stairs, Washington, d. C. n.
All diseases Of q private nature treated In the
hest scieatrao manner, and radical cures Effected
in all eGsa STPBILTTIC AFFECTION, CON-
oRRHGA, elect, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the re,ui, Of rOLuPTUoUS
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the GENERALITY
ORGANS, from any cause whatever, or how long
standing, thoroughly and ridIcally cured also,
eoyT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and Other
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES, MUSCLES
ZONES, and JOINTS ScRoFULl, BLoTcHgs
on TINE FACE, ERuPTIoHSon the Limbs and body
and all other ERUPTIvEDisyAsIsAnd DISEASE
or TEE BLOOD, from whatever cause they may
have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter what yeur disease, lie, no false deli.
casey prevent you from applying Immediately to
Dr. vellny, who 10 ACKNOWLEDGED to be By far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the treatment
Of private diseases Pear not to come sad zAke
known ysur nisfortunss, and he will speedy send
you on your way rsjoioing.
sBLF-ABUsE.
That dreadful seoutGe Of the young, INDUCED In
whes alone, destroys the EenerstIyc orgaa,, units
them for married life, producing weakness oil the
back and limbs, loss ri animation aud muscular
power, pslpitatlon Of the heart nervous irritable
~, loss Of memory, melancholy habits, insanity,
consumption, and death.
YOUNG MANI In view Of the dresaul sonse
qu.nOes OF delay. do not fail 10 make your cas-,
known Immediately to Dr.. veIlny. fOur ssSre,i
with him are sacred, and you may confidently reiJ
upon bis medical skill.
Thousands whose systsus were shANersd In'
who were on the brink Of the crave, have beer
brought back TO vigorous heSIth ~ his IkIllfu
treatment.
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those contemplating nAiti
mony, who suppeOl themselves OfimpOtsnOy semi
sal weAknsrE, or any diseAIs arising IRON re
tased state Of the genital organs, whether thee "
suit Of d'sease, injury, youthful indlssrstionI,
indulgence ofthe passions In ripper years, are ear
neatly sntreGted 10 place themselves under tn
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
i pain, with Innoxious VApor, by DR. 8. D.
0GEsMoND, No. 200 Pennsyiyania avenue,
inventors and sole manufacturers Of Anaesthetic
roform, Ether, but strictly AnAesthetio Agent en-
tirely froe from exhilorating effects and perfectly
harmless, causing q quiet sleep, with pleaIAnt
sensations and perfect lnssnSibility to pSia.
dSoS-dd
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The Ice shall DO OF the beat quality, and subject
to the approval Of the surgeon In charge, who will
receipt for the actual amount delivered At each
Payment TO be made from time to time upoR du.
plieEte bills, certified TO by the Medical Director
signed,
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DRoPOsALs FOR ICE
AEprsAL PunysrsR's oryI,r,


MEDICAL PuRvETsR's OFfICE,
WARRINGTON, d. C., February I, 1884
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At this
once until IL February the o6th, for furnishing
Ice TO the Medical Department ofthe Army during
tho present year, At the points herein designated
The lee to be stored BY the contractor 10 properly
constructed iee-houses at each point Of delivery,
before the 18th day OF Aprl next, the lee not
to be reeeiptsd for unti Its quality, the fitness Of
the isehouIs and the manner In which II 4 packed
shall have been approved BY medical oificer APP
pointed for the purpose, or BY Medical Inspector
and payment wall be made only for the amount
thus actually stored and receiptsd for.
The proposals will be for the quantities indi-
Gated below A. required At the Respective placed,
any time for the years supply, IL shall be fur-
nlshed At the same rates and under the same con-
ditionsi
states-leo tons,
Fortress Monroe, VL:-lec-house owned BY the
united stAtes-eso tons.
Point Lookout, Md.-Ieehouse owned BY the Vnl-
ted stAtei-7oo tons.
Portsmouth, Na.-Iee-house not owned BY the
United states-loo tons.
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The Washington correspondent Of til, Hsw
York Evening Post saysi
The publication OF Senator Po,ncrov,. ....
circular 10 the political friends OF NJ 'TT9Lseht
creates some stir here. It ls proper IN SnSse,
that Mr.. Chase was entirely unaware of tho az
istenc0 OF such document, and he thcTsfo+s
degree
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GuRnWsKna DIARY FOR 1874.

GUROWEKDB DIARY FOR 1903,
A new volume by Count Adam GurowAki, en-
brAelng = Diary Of Political and Military Events
and Transactions, in the Cabinet and In the Field
for the year OF lS6S.
- For sharp criticism, alternating with cpl
gIAmmhtie trenehAnt, oAuHtio praise snd eABtiga.
ton, this work must bear away the palm from! all
others ever printed In this country i2mo'I cloth
bound, price Sl.a6.
tARLEToN, PubIisher, New YORK.
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A suNovRE GUSN sHgsly remarked after
reading the report of the rebel Secretary of the
Treasury that VIC can hardly expect the rebel.
lion 10 "blow over" when 1t is SO difficult for
len. Davis TO "ralse the wind"
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T1MoRE AND OHIO

ID MORE AND OHIO
ID RAILROAD.
On and after WEDNESDAY, Jan. eoth, 1854, daily
trains win be run between Washington and New
York, and Washington and the West, A. follows;
FOR PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK and BOSTON,
Leave wAshinEton at and io.t5 .. m, and 8
and sop. m. daily, except Sunday. On Sunday At
Lsop. m only.
FOR BALTIMORE,
Leave A. s.2o, 7, And IotS q. m, and ., AS s.
aud 100 p. m. daily, except sunday, On sunday Al
a. M, and and 7So p. N. only.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THK WEST.
Leave Washington At s,2o and ! q. n, and $50
?. M, daily, except sunday. On sunday, At7Sop. m
only.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH,
Leave Baltimore At $50, ITO, SIS and 30 .. M,
and 1,21, SIS and $40 p. m, except Sunday. On
Sunday a. $50 and SI0 q. M, and 1.1o p. N,
FOR ANNAPoLIs
Leave Washington At so .. m. and I26p.n
Leave Baltimore at ITO q. m. and SIS D. m
Trains leaving Washington at .. m. and 1.S0
y. m. 20 through to New York Sithom change Of
cars. Sleeping car on Lao p, m. train.
The hTGt and fourth trains from washinEton,
and third and fifth trains from Baltimore, stop ii
all vAy points.
For further inlormAtiop, ticheta Of every kind,
Nc, apply to George s. KoontE, Agent at wash
inEton station, or at the ticket once.
W. P. SMITH,
Master TrAnspoTtion.
L. N. C0LE,
jaHO-u tChronklntl General Ticket Agent.
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PORN OF PROPOSALS

The underslsnsd proposes to furnish daily, o
otherwise, all the loo required for the hospitals
upon approved reputation Of surgeons In charge
al or near the Withln-nAmed points at the foloWin
price per hundred pounds, namely
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n UROWSKpS NEW BOOK,
MARY FOR 1864.


Will be published tomorrow, and will stir up the
dry bones OF incompetent and incapable officials
throughout the land, and make sensation gem
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PRIVATE MILES 0REILLR will be ready with
HIS BOOK, iieh with Songs, Services and speeehea
and COnisally Illustrated. feba
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DHILP q soLohoNs,
BoOKsELLERs, ARMY sTATIONERs,
PktN ERe,

FkIN T MT
AMD
BLANK BOOK MAkuFACTURERS,
an PAHASILvARIA AvHRUE,
Nave constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Works,
New and recent Publications,
Army Stationery, all kinds
FIELD Order Books,
FIELD Manifold Writera,
Company Roll Books,
General Order Files,
Tins Books,
Army Pay Tables,
Field GLASSES,
NJ, Bisld Copying PTelIGs,
Abstract Papera,
Pension and Bounty hAnks,
Record books for use at heAdquATtsTS Jy As.
instant AdjutAnt Generals.
blank books made, and PriAtinT dORs TO order on
very short nOtiss.
~ RTintSd 6VOk Ssa, ~ mall free Of postage