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II You Want to Know. &c.. Rcad
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE.
curious book for curious people, ard gond book for
every Price 81 20. To be had at al news dspots
Contents tables mailed free. Address .
Dr. Z. B. FOOrE. lI30 Broadway New YORK.
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Pure Cntnvbn. n.--Pieasnnt Vni'cy Wine
Company's Catawba. Hammonosport New York
JUDSON & PECK, Sole Agents, s73 Broadway.
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people merely players surmSe large portion
of the players thereon be that justly
paraton for the teeth. FRAGRANT S0Z0DANr from tho
Immense demand there is for the deghtul
convenient aud ecacous beauier aud preseryer of the
teeth the world ever produced All druggists and porfu
mists soil II
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Jewelry ana Watches, of All Dcscrfp-
ions for sale by GEO G. ALLEN as Broadway, door
belong Cana formerly II Wall street Store closed
IN saturday q, 3 o'clock
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Goura utl's Poudre Subtitle UprOots Hal
from low foteheads any part Of the body Warranted
ST. 2J3 broadway.
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Nervous ana Virutent Diseases and
Physical Weakness arising from Specific CauscsNew and
reliable trea,mentin reports OF the Howard Association
by matt In letter envelopes free o. charge Address Or
j. sklin Houghton, Howard Association No. South Ninth
street. Philadephia, Pa.
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Royal Havana Loteery.-scc OFcfal
Drawing, July l9, on another page. TAYLOR co.
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Mrs. Winsiows Soashinc syrup for
Children cures dyeenery aud darrha regulates the sto
mach and bowels cures wind collie carries the infant
saey through the critical period oi teehing Gives rest
the mother, and relief and health 10 the child.
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IFoyt's Hiaw atha Hair Restorative Re
stores gray hair TO its original color Omee ~ Unyersit
York
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Murray, Eddy IL co.-Covington. Ky.
KENTUCKY. EXTRA GLASS 463-August 8. 1864.
16, go, "A, 3, n, ~, -, 10, so, AZ, 40, 9, 4.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 4si-Ausust 5. 1884
62, %, 46, 80, 4, 43, So, 20, 65, rs, s, 81.
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1t Seems from the Debates tn Congress
that members tn there odor about certain
bureaus of the How different IL Is in New
York; where the bureaus good odor with
Ions fragrant and delightful NIGHT BLOOMING
CEREUS.
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Lottery Tickets Cashcd. Inform ti0n
given. JOSEPH BATES Broker. II Wall street, room l.
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DR.. Checsem Female Pills

And disease Of the Eye and Ear recurring either mo
dca surgical aid attended, to By Dr. Won EtSENBERG
his consulting rooms SIG Broadway near Twelfth street.
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silver spoons and, Forks,
Cups, Napkin Rings Fruit Knives &c, for safe By a. c.
ALLEN AIS broadway door below Canal street. Store
closed on Saturday sat 3 O'Clock.
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Highest Prem iu m Lock Stitch Sewing
Machines WHEELER & WILSON, 625 Broadway.
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CURED.

CATARRH OF THE TyMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, DISTRACTIONS OF TIE
EUSTACHfAN TUBE
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United states Skies OF 1851,
In bo's, ioo's, 5o0s apd l0oos, for sale By
THOMPSON BROS.
Corner OF Wall street and Broadway.
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SHIPPING NE w S.

NEW y0RK-THIs DAT.
SUN RsEs. % NOON SSIs. 0
Is HiGH WATER. III
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CHRONIC CATARRa,

NOIoEb IN THE HEAD,
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THH
THROAT,
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Of josh ., Jr and Laura Nckerson, eyed year and
days.
invited to attend the funeral from TIC residence OF
parents No LIS Clinton street, on Friday AFTERNOON, at
four o'cit ck.
PAnsFn.-At Shrewsbury, N j., on Tuesday, August .
ELRABEIn vile OF Thomas L. Parker, IA the sSd year o
her ege
The re tvcs ard friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend tho funeral from her late resdeIcc,
seventy ghth street. between Second and Third avenues
iteeElb house OF Third avenus Friday after.
noon, at alf past twelve O'Clock.
PROUD oor.-On Wednesday, August 3, ALEXANDER
PRouprotr In the 35tb year or his age.
HIS relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10
attend Il funeral from bis late residence 500 Washng
ton avenue, brooklyn, on Friday afternoon at hafpast
tbree o'clock.
Rrsp.-- ou tuesday, August 2, Josrrn PsrnosSw, ia
fapt ton Of Joseph 7. and Emma Reed, aged year,
The leati,s ss and friends OF the family, also the men,
bors Of Allen street Presbyterian church, and members
Q; Mosaic Temple o. Honor, No, am social Temple,
house of his parents o First streot this (raursday
afternoon, at one o'clock.
RyYSoIus.-on Tuesday, August 2, HENRY RrYsoLre;
son Of Lawrence and Alicia Reynolds, aged years and
months.
The friends OF the family are requested 10 attend the
funeral from tho res Of b.: parents corner q Car
lThursday) afteroon, AT two O'clock.
RnEy.-on Wednesday afternoon, August 8, at two
h %. ,S Ss s son Of James and Ann
The friends and relatives OF the family are Invited TO
attend the funera from tho residence OF hs parents cG6
West Thirty first street. on Friday afternoon, ut two
O'Clock
s1xvBsn.-cn Tuesday afternoon August 2, CsrnAnsA
AxAiiE, youngest daughter OF Fred. VIM. and Marie
Steuber, sgcd 10 months and IL days.
The friends aud tho family respect.
fully invited 70 attend the funeral from tho rcsdcuco OF
hcr PARENTS corner of South Eighth and Third Streets
Williamsburg this Thursday Afternoon AZ oue O'Clock
sR oR.-On Monday August l. DARcr ssooR, infsat sou
OF Eama 3 and W. H. 5ecor
sEyr-.oo "Wednesday, Aurust 3. HAar IpAxsLp. oulS
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LETTER TO THE PREsIDENT.-A week or
SO since President Lincoln sent letter of
thanks to the widow of the Rev. Joseph
Stockton ofsPittsburg, Pa.,a lady eighty years
of age, for knitting a number of stockings for
the soldiers. To this favor of the President
Mrs. Stocton has sent the following reply:
To His Ecceiiency Abrdham Lincoln, Presi-
dent Of the United States:
Your kind letter was duly received. My
labors in behalf of our gallant soldiers, fear
are somewhat exaggerated. have done What
could for those who battle to crush this
wicked rebellion
Every grandson have capable of bearing
arms Is now IN the army-one acting as Brig
adler General in Western Virginia; one as
Colonel commanding under Gen. Mcpherson !;
one as Captain, l40th Pennsylvania cavalry
and another who was disabled as a gunner in
the Chicago Light Artillery, l have at home
with me. and he is yet anxious to join his
command.
At my time Of life cannot expect that ma
ny more years will be given me yet II is my
sincere desire that ere close my mortal life
peace may again be restored to our whole
land.
And now dear sir, ia concluding this letter
tperhaps the last shall ever write permit
me to say that my earnest prayer for you is.
that you may long be spared to enjoy the
blessings of a grateful nation, when freedom
shall have enthroned herself truly over the
entire land.
Committing you to the care of our Heavenly
Father, | remain your sincere friend,
ESTHER STOCKTON.
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her husband she regretted in less than year,
Tor 10! young officer in the gallant 2st,
In the nelghboring county of Wood who had
loved her before her marriage, renewed his
suit.
She would have married him but for the fa-
tai promise, and for remarkable tender cou-
science, which rebuked her whenever she
thought Of the matter.
So the matter stood until the battle of
Chickamauga. The young officer was badly
wounded, and was brought home to die. He
made all his preparations, setting his house in
order completely, for the last scene of all in
his eventful history. He sent for the widow
and told her he desired but one. thing, and
that was TO provide for her. He knew that
she was poor, and he had no property to
leave her-one thing only he could do. His
widow would receive a pension of thirty dol
lars month from government - he would
make her his widow.
She thought OF the matter for several hours,
and finally concluded to do it. True, she
would violate the letter of her promise, but
not its spirit; and when she thought of the
good the pension would do her, her scruples
vanished, and they were married.
Singular as it may seem, this marriage had
beneficial effect upon our wounded hero.
lie showed signs Of improvement Immediate
ly; in fact, SO rapid was his recovery, that
the ex-widow began to think, in the course of
three or four days, that the hope OF his pen
sion was growing faint, and well she might,
for in week he was walking about, and last
Wednesday he started for his regiment, leav-
ing wife behind him who wept bitterly at
the parting.
Some say the gallant officer was not wound
ed at all-that the whole affair was decep-
ton, and advised the deceived woman to sue
for divorce, but she thought not. She did
not believe there was any deception. She
had done justice to the memory of her de-
ceased husband-he only proposed marriage
to benefit her-in his recovery she recognized
the hand of Providence, and was disposed to
submit thereto-[F [Findlay, o., JEFF
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COpartnership Notice.
7 HAVE this day admitted AMOS L. MILLETT
i as an equal partner in my Grocery busness.
Hereafter the business will be conducted under the
style and name of WILSON MlLLETT at the
old stand, S72 Congress street.
WILLIAM L. WILSON.
Portland. Jan ], 1884 jan2-1wteod
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Help the Sick and Wounded.
rIIECHRISTlAN COMMISSION


now fully Organized, so that it can reach the
soldiers in all parts Of the army with stores and
religious reading and instruction.
ls lecti is the spiritual aud temporal welfare of
the sooers and sailors 1t distributes its stores bv
means OF Christian men, who 20 without nav and
give per onaly to those who need, sccompanyipe
each distribution by words of religious counsel and
cheer. and by such personal attention ss may be
The main object of the Commission i. the rel,,;ou.
welfare of the soldiers but they find that they best
succeed in this by first minsterine To tha bodiiv
wants, and then pointing to Christ
At the present time the Commission are doing Ali
In their power aid soldiers who are starving IN
the prisons in Richmond, and for this purpose need
large Gums Of money.
Funds are much needed to procure religious read
ing and such special stores as not given. We be-
eye all stores entrusted to us will be faithfully dis
For further information directions and documents
address HENRY IL. BURGESS, 80 Commercial street.
Portland.
Money may be sent to CYRUS sruRDIvAnr. rs
Commercial street, Portland and stores any mem
Der of tho Army Committee.
Where more convenient. stores and money may be
sent to GEoRGE II. STUART, Esq, l3 Bank street.
Philadelphia
George II. Stuart. Esq., Philadelphia,
Rev. Rollin Fl. Nealo, d. D., Boston,
Charles Demond, Esq, Boston,
Rev. Bishop y. S. James, d. D.. New York,
Rev; James Eells, d: D., Brooklyn,
iSaf john eroaer M malifs E:a sfh fhiiaaelpSSs haS0n
jay Cooke, Esq, Philadeiphia.
Rey M. l. X. r: Thompson. Cincinnati,
John v. Farwell, Esq,, Chicago.
TR HAYES, Al. CHASE.
CYRUS sTURDIyANT. W. B. JOHNSON,
Army Com. Portiond Y. N. c. Assoctafies.
novl9 ed3m
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STEPHEN II. NORTON & CO.,
House Painters, ersners, Claier, and Paper Hangers,
Corner Of Lime and Federal Sts., Portland, Me.
srxrBKs u. NORTON. jasdsms IRA T. BRAoKRrr
Schooner for Sale.
Scotch Canvass.

1nn BOLTS-from the factory OF David Cor
l\lO sar & Sons Lith-a sail cloth of superior
quality-just received per .Hibernian', and for
sale BY McGILyEkY, RYAN 4 DAVIS,
jsu2l du l6l Commercial Street.
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typographical error in its publication of Gen.
Halleck's report of war operations. The GEN.
eral, who enjoys the sobriquet of "Old Brains y
wrote In depreciation of the immense cost of
army transportation, and made out case for
himself by saying that "our trains have been
materially reduced during the year." Imag-
inc the disgust when he found the boast prin-
ted sour brains have been materially reduced "
Artemus Ward might add: IN. B.-This is
sarkasm."
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ROMANTIC AFFAIR.--In the northern part
OF Hancock county there resided a good-look-
ing Intelligent young widow, whose husband
died In 1860 Now this husband, who was
very considerably the senior of his wife, on
his death-bed, exacted a promise from her
that she would never marry again, and after
his death his relatives managed to gobble up
his entire estate, leaving her not only Wild
ow but very poor. The aforesaid promise to
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BkIDGTON ACADEMY

n O Il 1 G. E.
TN compliance with the statute, make the follow.
Il ing statement fthe condition of the Westbrook
Manufacturing Company, Jan. 25, 1864, viz:
Assessments voted by the Company and
paid in 100000
Amount of capital stock raid in, and now
existing, 100000
Amount due from the Company, 1880
Amount invested in real estate machinery
and other fixtures, $1,000
The last valuation affixed by the assessors
to the real estate, 35l20
Aggregate value affixed TO all the taxable
property of the Corporation, 6o.l2o
RENSSELAER, CRAM, Treas.
CUMBERLAND, SO. ian 26 1894
Personally appeared Rensselaer, Cram and made
oath that the above statement by him subscribed il
true. to the best of his knowledge and belief
Before me, HENRY WILLIS Justice Peace
jan27 dlaw3w
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THE copartuership heretofore existing between
Il the subscribers under the name Of
COBB & JORDAN,
this day dissolved by mutual consent Either Hav-
ty is authorized to the name Of the arD n set
tlement OF accounts. LEMUEL com
Portland, Jan. Is, 1854. VS. JORDxN.
The undersigned Will continue the business sf TIE
old stand of Cobb 3 Jordan, and solicits sonfina-
the public.
janis d3ws W. e. JORDAN
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Copartnership Netace.

COpartmersh1p N0etCe.
TvvHE undersigned have this DAY formed . eo>art.
Il nership under the name and style Of
FOSTER & LISK,
for the purpose of transacting . CORN. PLOUR.
GRAIN. PROYfSION and COMMISSION BUSI,
NESS. at store No. 2 iGalt Block comnsreia1 Bt.
tnssr the Grand Trunk Railway Depot).
GEO. y. FOSrEB,
Portland, Jan. 1st. 1854. Q. H. LISk.
jan5 dim
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To Merchants.

A MAN of business talents would like situation
IA In some mercantile business as Salesman or
Book-keeper, whore there is prospec' of becoming
partner or proprietor. Address j. A T., box go.
Portland.
P.S. should like to talk with any party at their
convenient time. dec30 dtf
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A young lady, being asked by female ac-
quaintance whether she had any original po-
etry in her album, replied, "No, but some of
my friends have favored me with some origi-
nal spellingv
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For Sale.

nNE second hand horizontal ENGINE, in rood
" repair, "a horse power; one Boiler Is feet long
% inches in diameter. with two fues. For further
particulars enquire of j. G. LIBBY Rockland Ne
or ALPHEUS LIBBY, Portland
j. G. LIBBY, Agent
Rockland, Jan. 15, 1864 janls d2w.
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l.. +. PINGREE,
PATTERN & MODEL MAKER,
Machinist and Millwright,
No. ~ Union Street. Portland.

Special attention given to all kinds of Wood Work
In his line. including Hatters Printers, Surgeons,
Shoe Makers Artists. and general miscellaneous
aoy30 3m3swkeow
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rILrN' WATER rs. CoALs.-Mrs. X---,who
resides in our Senatorial district, hal "A neigh.
bcT who was represented 10 be quarreisome in
his family, masking his home anything but a
pleasant abode. She, however, having heard
that bis wife was good deal of O vixen,
sht that the wife nigh 6e blamed for the
nppie asaht state OF affairs III the household.
So, foil of charity and the doctrines Of the law
OF kiI dress, Mrs, y visited her neigh.
bCrfs mouse. with the benevolent intent of re.
eono1ling tie differences existing there, and,
acoIessmg the better half som eIhing in this
st5ie NOV, you know" said she, show
much ieasanter 1t would be if you and your
husband would live together without quarrel
lne; both you and your children would be hap
per and, instead OF heirg a teproaC h to the
nefgf boihCOd, you light become honored MEM
b rs o. society. And itInay he" she continued,
80 ou are rot altogethsS biameless in this mat
Ter. suppose you tt ard see wnat the law Of
blindness VIII do in eflec'ing a reconciliation.
Il c. ia NY can do 10 tfarrn, and you may suc-
ce,d IN touching The tender chords Of his heart,
ara n may renew his old affection. Try it
che urged, ssapd II Won do no: succeed, Won Will
at ieasI heap Goals of fire on his hsac,' and
on. AL tins listened 10, when this reply
was made: 50 ! don't know about yonr coal. OF
Ere; Ire tried Gitn' hot WGter, end ii dil5af 10
III Of oCot.
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DLoat SAILS FOR MArsR1ALs FOR The NAVY.
NAVY FPARTMRNT,
BUREAU or eTEAM ESGisHEsIHG,


BUREAU or STEAM ESGis.E.INe,
February 10, l5s4b
SEiLED PROPOSALS to furntsA materials f,r the
Navy or tbs nHcat year en- Jig June &C. 1854, will
be sceivea 1t the Hurs.u u 6tssp e. sinssri Z
se u SeG ss of x of Mus.
trnpofais Tusl De sodotsss Proposals for Mats;
scsa to the
NEief Of The Bureau OF steaIa Engineering.
classes are ar ae.es5sa n
printed schedules; any 81 waich will bs fur nish ID
., .a or t.
Desy AGENT nearest thereto and those of sill tas
sion into classes being fer the convent nee Of d..
ers IN each, SUCH casses oniy will bs furnished as
rsvy agent for each station will I'D lition to
the schedule Of classes OF their own yards, have
ipanop only, from which may be judged whsshsr
i WI De ses 81 s to make for any Of
equal preference will be given to articles of Amer
Offers nst o. made for the whole of the class a,
any yard upon one OF the printed rchedulas or 10
tt,ict conformity Herewith. or they will not be
Cpon application to the Bureau, to the Com
Ear ~ 81 any arc or to any NAVY as.st the
inform alton respecting the proposals. will be fur
The contract will be awarded to the lowest bidder
who gives proper suarantess, as required b7 the
law Of 10Th August, 1896, the Navy Department re.
serving the right TO reject the lowest bid il dssmed
IRE contracts silI bs.r date the day ths noiiasa
ssn snd Ga1s
tte1n NV assn 4;
sdsionsf ,eca1,y twenty Per oen1pm vii %
contract shall have bssn com pleted, and eighty pei
ssntam Of each eIi. appro,ed In triplicat, BY the
Il. T lss Don q paa
fun1s or eertih:s.ss: at the option Of the Govern
same shall bsve been passed by the Secretary Of
The frIIa u;np ara tho r,o.u.a -o,,;-.ass az .aa,a
spectivs navy yardt:
Ne is fIsinssT z stsIss; No. il, Fa5ins, &c No
CHARLEsro8N.
Class No. !. Boilsr IIon and hiveta; No 2 Pig
No Z, Lad Oil; No. o. Tsllcw and Soap; No 10,
Er sihssrs' No. is st.sl; No II Iron
Esi!s, Pelts aud Nuts; Ne. k, Copper; No l9, Tin
No assos .s,. D ,,ss No.
BR0oKLYN.
No !, Boi,er IEon; No. 8, Boiler Fsltius; No. 4,
iug qifi No~6,, Linseed OH, Turssat:na AMI Ai:a.
h h. No LARD o.; No. 9; rsi!oH and SOAP; No.
r. sDs.ns, r. Inst ament.; No - Wroasas Iron ron
Pip.s Valves &C., No; 10 Steel; No. IL, IRON ais,
Ere, No. so a VET. sss n:ps No; &C. dolo rad
Ash sgs a Mo- HS I
y, lanterns; No 81. Lignumvita
PHILADELPHIA
Sisss No. Boiler Iron, 90 NO. 8. Boiler Felt
& sG,sn To o.; c No q bnSs;a Oil .pd
r. s IT.. M oGs
p plS. s va N ae No ssss Ne II Iron
ored Paints ana DRYERS; No. y, stsfions My -
WAsHlNarON.
fe q Iay4~ "
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Passes to Visit the Army Of the Patoma.
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY
BALTIMORE ANB OHIO RAILROAD,
- % 49,

"a @ ~
On and after Wednesday. January 9Th 1854 d silly
trains will be run between Washington and New
York. and Wsshin ston aud the We at as follows:
YORP NEW YORK and BOSTON
Leave Washington at and 1915 A. NJ and 5
snd 100 p. NJ, except Sunday. On gu nday. ct 7 80
P. h. only.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at $50, and l0.45 A. M.
snd 8, %, 8 and 81 p, NJ. daily. except Sunday.
On Sunday. at A. III. and and ! 80 P. NJ. only
FOR ALL PARTS or THE WEST.
Leave Washington at SO and A. M. and so
p. M. daily, except Sunday. On Sunday, at 80 p.
d. only.
FOR WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at $50. TO, IS and $40 4
M. and a20, 5.l5, and $40 P. NJ. except Sunday.
On Sunday. at 4 81 and 40 A. NJ. and 800 P. n.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington at {. ~ A. NJ and IS P, n
Leave Baltimore at ,. 10 A. NJ and SIS p. n.
Trains leaving Washington at A. M. sud
$50 p. M, go through to New York without
change of ears. Sleeping Car on I. 80 P. ii. train
rTae first and fourth trains Com Washington,
and third and fifth trains from Baltimore, stop st
all way points.
Foe further Information, ticke cts Of every'kind
&C., apply to George 8. Koontz, sgent at Wash
In Rton Station, or at the Ticket Office.
W. p. SMITH Master of Trsnsp't'n.
L. n COLE, General Ticket Agent
ID n-tf fIntel i Chron.l
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ORDINANCE OFFICE,
WAR DTPARTMEN.

.ORDNAros S W, ,,,x,
Washington, Feb. q 1854.
PROPOSALS will be received by this Department
pntil ICtsbni March IL. at az ,ar TIE Is |,
hENTs. Ur1ted States osvalry pattern, as herein
after specified:
at the Frsnkford Arsenal, go sets,
Attic Allegheny Arsenal, 1000 sets,
A. the Cincinnati Depot, ooS sets,
hste sets OF Horse Equipments are to be fur.
same arist pct PIN fox ana Sspkss ihs
ard watering bits the msuesols iron hsrdwa are.
fDish to sbcss cepositsd at the Arsrnsl. sbovs
named The trees are to he Of the regn ,stiou pat
tse, q the bars on tbs ia.ide of tina pnnmsl. the
eits bars OF xhita good, the pummels and c.utles
Of an hcS ali It soSd to
covered with the bert slaughtered COW bids; all
subject to inspection duriog ell stages of the
n'actnre. but n eauipments will Be Inspected at
Deliveries must be made in lots Of aot less than
fifty SETS Per week for al oontrse.: Of 500 sets or
from 200 up t. LOCO sets; two hume rsd sets week
fer ell contracts OF from "oO to 2Oo sets; and Ave-
hundred sets per week for all cont acts Of from
2ttG to go sets The first delivery to be made on
'hs q d, of as.iid s.
subject the contr to forfeiture of the mum.
her he msy ralI TO deliver At that time.
thsn regular manu- tacturers ard sach as ara known
70 ibis Depart TO be fully com peast 20 ehe'ite
in the With od the
sckncwled gmfnt OF their sursties, over their own
Esch psrty obtaining q contract will bs obliged
to enter into bonds, With approved saretiss for ITS
tsithfsl execution.
Upon the s-std being n ate, aurcsfssul bidders
viii be notified. and furnished With ferns OF CON
tract ard bond.
The &. rartusut reserves the right to reject any
or all bids, if not deemed satisfsctosy.
Propasa AIS N be ed To Brixadler tfenerai
George D Ramsay, Chief of Ordnance, Was aing
ten, D - and will be- endorse3 "pr"pssals Tor
Horse Bqoipnlents.' GEO. RAMSAY,
fe2s cost Brig. Gen. Chief OF Ordnance
TIE opening of the proposals under the abov,
advert saTuenS for Hors. Equipma is postpone
until tho sz1th list, and the first delvsrs until
April q 1864 NH 10