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CATARRH.

II Ossrss CATZARHiaqHits ZEpss & Stages
Horas CATARRBa andaysrts cbns..n,ptso,
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i QAe uOuE aIlef arIlNal oA tIhluh-
81 An Mails close one hour before dsparturvO o
ARBIYAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT,
Esstssn Through arrives at A. N, and
SO 2. II. iAEEzt E--1e-
Esstern Way arrives ct 9:lO An
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 7;45 A. n.
do Way arrives At $50 P. NJ
sandusky Wey strives at 1l;I5 A. n. 81 Ia
Ashoning Way arrives Al 500 P. n.
Oinc1nnafi Through grTives at $50 A. NJ, 2.60 p Il
do Aay arrives At 70 P. Il.
Hests-a Through arrives at siSO A. d., saa $50
Western Way arrives at e.45 P. M
esdins Way arrives at 200 P NJ
koekport, &C., arrives Tuesdsys, Thursdays and
Saturdays At II n. taQ
hrecksville, Bath, &C., arrives hOndAyS and Fri
Sharon OeateF, Grsnger, EortB Royalton, &C., ar.
Hves Mondays and Fridays st ?. n.
MarrenEville arrives daily at lob A. n.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily ct Q A. n.
CLOSING OF NAILS.
EAsEEzz TKssTS5 for Erie, Bufalo, Boston. New
York, Hartford, snd WiiiOHghby, gainesville, &C.
neva, Aahtabula and Oonneaht, closes at s45 A. n.
EAsTERN THsoUGH, for New York only, CLOSES 1t
STOP. NJ rsra- = :.
EAsrERE THRoueH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany,
Boston, New York and Hartford, closes At go
EAsTERE WAY, for all points between OIsyeIand
and Erie, closes at 20 p. M 9tt
MEsTEzE THRoUGH for Toledo 1Dstrsit Ohioaeo
and closes st 600 P. NJ
WEsTERE THRoUsz, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
b19lqps, St. Joseph and Cairo closes ct 600 P. NJ
MEsTERH WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes ct le.6D p, n. TO
= oIsolHEATI WAY, for all points between OlsVeland
and Cincinnati, closes ct lbs P. II.
CHCISRATI THROUGH, for Columbus, Dayton,
hsSSrk and Cincinnati, CLOSES ct 10 P. NJ, QesFss
ct $50 uszt sloTnfng.)
OIEoMHATu TaRoesE, for Columbus, Cincinnati
louisville St. Louis Indianapolis, Evansville, and
Wheeling, closes at Zoo P. n
PIFTsBUBGH THRoUsH, for Pittsburgh and Washs
ingtoE, elnees et l2;25 p. n. hE
PIT6BUBaH NAT, foT al points between OloVe-
and, WeilBYille, and Pittsburgh Harrisburg, Phi,
adelphia Baltimore and Washington, CLOSES nt 7s60
A.. N.
MAHoETEa WAY, for ell points between Cleveland
sne Youngstown, closes Al 10 P. H., QsaVsS ct 7:l6
next monins.l 1l -7r.a..r .-r
MEDINA Way, closes at A. n.
and Saturdays, sf 12M.
BEEoksvHLE, Bath, 10. closes Tuesdays and
Saturdays, at A. H.
EHARos CEA4ER, 0rahzel Eorth Royslton. &C..
oioges on Tuesdays and Saturdays, ct A. II.
MARkEEsTILLR, closes daily, 10.30 A. n.
AAsT OIHyELAND and Euciid. closes dsily, st 3
P. M. - f
Mai and Drop Letters are required BY Law to be
PREPAID.
AIl0ty olEssisEy ere required TO be prepaid with
Ohiss open from TS0 A. n. 70 TsO P. Il. On
Sunday non A. a, to 1O.a0 A. II.
I. COW LEs,. n
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@eaifsl.
:DR. HUNTERS II =
N EDICAL INFER MARY.
y ". HUNTER STILL CONTINUES


R. HUNTER STILL CONTINUES
~ At tho old established place, No. II Mathsvs'
oioeh squth Hide Of the Public Square, Cleveland o.
pTss an ~ Iae1 sone5n fact he & the only reliable
lAinsly; serofula, Cancers TumoTs Fisf1la- Asth.
and PsyeT M ena lung diseases, Rheumatism, ,Asue
net R 70 Remales Leucorrhoea or Whites Supprsesion
AMI III T5s;s, Psi1iui "a MenstruAtion, Inflammation
af nSei5alioh ot the Uterus Womb ProIaDsuS or
Failing OF the Womb All disease of TIA bi5oJ a ~
~ ~ tSslnosel rom the y stsm An diseases
ever name or nature, treated In 3 oRrsf1i a fi,oas
sS ,maHnsr pointed out By long oTpeFf-
- Low prices andquick cures. Recent cases our.
81 u ON three 70 eight days an yPhilitc andmer.
.Dr. HUNTER IS constantly curing csses m Hron
three 70 eight weeks that have been treated By other
pl{slolanB from Que to three years.
Young men afflicted with seminal weakness shouId
lpPy 70 Dr. Hunter Immediately, either in person or
liso5l{ ~. sale, and unknown to any other physician
Patients OF either sex living at distance bv s.,,.
ne Lhelf diseases IN writing giving all the symptoms
can obtain medicines with direetions fOr use IN Al
M a4inS ~. Hgntsr Of Cleveland, Ohio. post psid
AZ communications confidential pa 81 -4
rom hl5 experience and extensive practIoe he
makes no scruples in asserting that yiatfvsr hs M
aertskes IN bis speciality, he will most Certainly er
ther from extreme debility and prostration of the
system, or from ulsncessful treatment Of emprics or
sell-styled " m. II. whom many have unfortuDate-
B been under, OF from the false deiicscT t6st msnv
OF my patients tell me kept theisrom an earIv aan-
" me- q tue no less lati Ideas OF overcoming
te usease ~ the advancement of age and strictly
moral moral mlnq for they, one and an make the case
worse ana i Il 4 an early from the cause Of Be-
ING enurey local. Il Affects the entire animal econo-
ny ana then requires general ss well as local treat
meIt which Dr. Hunter is happy to be abls 20 say
nat tnorough INVESTIGATION, and great improvement
70 me treatment OF private and delicate dissae f
potn SEXES, OF however long DURATION Yield 10 M
lode OF treatent. II the unfortunate value life and
nealth they should be sure and call on pyscisn af
ngn and azporience.
- No charge for adVics. The Doctors once q,
thronseo with pstients from ali parts VI
Dr. HunterE the only agent in the United stats for
N. B.-The genuine Yichois' Female Italian PHI
cannot % toune at any other place in the Uufted Il
55atea eNospt &C Dr. Hunter q Inhrmary CleyeIdnd
Dr.. Hunter haS,in his possession numerous certis-
ates ana testimonials which relieved and happy "a
lenL5 nave rendered him, 6nd have kindly Permitted
am @ exhibit % those desirUus Of hIa services -
~ On1oe houfa from 8 A q - b d ostl.h...
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Mtatfal.

TVHE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
4 TRIESEMER /, 2 snd are protected BY Hoyal
Letters Pattnt Of England, and secured by the seals
on the EC1ia AZ II
College Of medicins, Yianna - :
No. One is invaluable for Exhaustion, SparmatoT.
rhoea and al physical disabilities
No Two oomplely eradicates all traces Of thoee dis
eases mat haye heretofOre been treated by the nsus
Gus and pernicious use Of copavia and cubebs.
no. Three hss eutirab supplauted thsr injurious
use Of me1cuTY, thereby inguring to the sufferer
speedy relief dispersing all impurities and rootine
out the disease. f. RI : = = -
rlIssEAER, Nos; ], and 3 arc preparations 10 the
ioE Of lOzenges devoid Of taste or smell and can b
carried n the WatEtcoat pocket Sold in tin cases
9pd divided into separate doses, administered b.
Velpau, Iellsmand, BQu1, Ricold, &o Price g sach
o. cases tor e which saEes .; and In ~ cases
whereby there G saving OF e. To be had whoesals
York. u - 80 + =, > - -
Immediately on receiving 3 remittance Dr.. Barrow
VII forward the Tresemer to any part OF the world
tecurey packed aud addressed according TO the in
Btruction5 Of the writer. 80
sS-sOld BY G. ". CLARK, Agent Tor Cleveland
july6:Rs
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BRLLs sPEOIFIO PILLS-WAP


BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS-WAF
RAHTED ID ALL OAsEs.-Oan be relied
Fever fAil to eursl Do not nsusestsl Are speeS
IN aetionl No change q dict required Do nOtiG
t.rfere With baHinsss Pursnitsi Can be used with
out dsteotIoni UpRsrd Of 900 cHnes the pest month
-somo Ct them very severe cases. Over one hun.
Grsd physicians have used them 10 thoir prso-
tlSs, and peak well of their efficacy, and approve
u their composition, which Is entirely vegetable,
and harmless on the systeza Hundreds Of oerti8-
Gates can be shown. Bells spAeiae Pills are the
original and ohly genuine Specific Phi. They are
aGaptsd fo- male end female, oldor young, snd
the only reliable ssmedy for efeeting perma-
uont snd spsedy cure in eli co$es Of spermatorrhea,
81 Seminal Wsakness, with sn its trssss Of evils,
such Is Urethral snd Vaginal Discharges, Gless,
he Whites, Nightly or InyoIEptsry Emissions, In
o01tineRee Genital Debility and Irritsbility, In
Posenoe, Weakness o. loss Of PoEer, Heryous De
bHitJ, &C., &c, Gll6f which arise principally from
sszEaI E1oessss or Self Abuse, or soms constitu
tsonsi derangement, and inoApscitates the sufferer
fnou fzi6iling the duties Of married lie. In al
sszaai disesses ae 6onorrhaa Gleot and striotures
und IN Diseases q tlie Bladder and Kidneys, they
they act Is . charm. Rsliof is experienced by ia
king single box.
sold by All principal Druggists. Price g. - q
6. v. CLARK, Druggist, Agent for Disyeland.
Ihey viii b. sent BY mail securely sealed. and
en1adsntiaiiy, on Eeesipt Of the money, by
,! BRYAN, N. D., "A
No. 16 @edAr street. New York.
DonHllting PAyEician for the treatment Of Seminal
BdRary, Sexual, and Nervous Diseases, Who val
Ssnd, ire 20 hli the foll0Eing valuable work, In
eealsd enKelcps:
I'm FITTIETE TuoUsGzD.-Dr. Bells Treatise on
self Abuse, PreL1atuHe DscSFy impotence and bOss
cf Power, Sexual Diseased, Seminal Weakness
Nightly EmissioRA. Genital Debility, &C., &C.,
pamphlet Of "a pages, containing Important ad-
vice 20 the Afflicted, and which should be read
every sufferer, as ths means Of In the severess
gtages is plainlf set forth. Two stamps required
20 pay postage. juIF2l. .I23;mo- Y. .frikxy
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Collection OF Letters In the Business
TERRITORY,

TIEsr OoLLE0TToE viii oommence ct G:S5, In time
toT $50 Pittsburgh Philadelphis and Washington.
SEooED COLLECTION Commenced Al 7ss5 a. ~ fsr
$40 Eastern and $50 Atlantic and Great Western
THIRD COLLECTION commences at ESQ A. n. for
Drop Letters;
fouSIH COLLECTION commences at Il.2O A. n for
l:3O Pittsburgh ana Washington, 2.30 Eastern and
300 Eastern Wsy snd 4;3O sandusky
FIFTH COLLECTION commences at 355 P n for T.OO
P 4. WesteFn and Southarn maiIs 1000
Sixth COLLECTION commences at SOS P n forg.45
?. \. Eastern and 6;S5 OincinnRi $40 Western
hshoning next morning. ,-....--.' = ----- :
Collections in the Three DeIiYsFY Ter.
r1tOry at 500 a NJ, Ills A. NJ, aad 400 P n. e
{ COllectiOns I'm the Two Delivery Ter
FtfOzy commence ct 500 A. n and 400 p
4. OOWLES. r. n.
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FREE DELIVERY OF LEsTEBs.

Parties wishing their Mail Matter delivered by
Carriers, will please leays orders to that eject at
the Post Master's Room, with any Carrier, or by
letter through the Post-0fice, when they viii be
delivered, without extra charge, with promptness,
according 70 the following timetable OF departures
Of OarrisEs from the Once:
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Clothing.
THR POET ON A TRAIN;


rrHR POET ON A TRAIN
Il on
TIE ROMANCE OF FRE RAILROAD
- 9hs 19thor Il g The Fair IDez y lsIhs Pflpo-as
sl-- WAieS TIE Ghost Hlnisrsn 6o
(ooHfHUED1
VhAfIEk tssaf l45-rHH KIss IN rHR Oa.H.
Ai.ef waiting six long hours, ---'- W
a. Anl Win hongsT almost 1sad a
Asss came tnat tns track vas uspds5
And the train Wsni shsad
Soeq S,. Ss passed passed place called 5ShnstOu..
~, Enled with iron foandrias
where the people AL we're Vorkt,z
Ike . lSt Of busy bees. .
Then We came to great tunhsl;I
And Ehea Ah was dark am ss I5iduieb.. s.l--
,.S SuisS ", nom hsr stole kiss.
And, 5sSro s9S Ss is IssIsS ssoPls tSa .hSsssd as
Has peefing through the window
IN ny ssst again Al right
Amer passing the great tunnel
70 place ye quickly cane
DPon tns highest mountain TOP,
=. ana Oreason Is its name;
Many people in the sumEsss > ~ q
TO enjoy its cooling Estsrs
Ana its pure. RssA mountain a.,
- II s0nsO' O'Clock or I1oTss
- sIsh . lot Of hungry mortsli
All the good thsngs o. the tshi.
70 short tina did disappear:
And they all shouting UiidlV-
Naie<J bring more breaki.ss krrs-
a2tce o Draftsd Men and othsrsi n ,be .sr,,o.,.
sso.. Ioees tg,ess LsgSna, Csssimers sad Flame
cripton Fi5t cSastsas cGS,gsslas % any sra every De-
s. veal He have nov the largest sto.3 IN the eStT
Vh'0n We VIZ an At the very lowest prices
IsAAG A. IsAACs UNION HALL,
Sols t Agent for the sale Of singers Ceebra4ed ssu
s = @sssshllnss storrs Automaton Pressman
S''V-s fstsnt Amy Bed-Irunk -. I'd
Look out for tho eisnts.-SS msyi
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0ptifaI,
GoLoMoNs IMPRoVRD sPEOTAs
h. "a a0LoMoManM

Practical and Scientific 0ptoian keeps the IarRers
assortment of Optical Instruments in the CITY Bt
ing an old establishment, and having been exteu.1
ively pstroniSed, he has the confidence that "A :.
PEefs7t stock will warrant the continuance of puI
ne avorL All AS gSsctsces are Of the best quRIt{
Of crystal glasses ground under his own iasSs.ioL
IN all cases curing weakness, dizziness and imparf
Ing strength for long residing and fne ssRfng Ar.
udoial eyes inserted without pafA. -r. .i. s.
oFFIOE-l3O supeTior-st, frst door from the en-
trance to the American Hotel.
~ Beware Of travellers claiming to be Mr. Solo
monson or his agent. ~ @ iulTas
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TWO DELIVTRY TFRRTToRY

Between Eorth and sOuth Perry-st. and wilson
AvenHe lof from Prospect and Euclid to Hudson.
EIRsT DELTTERT.-LeaFss at 500 A. n with pro-
oesds Of 81 night mails and 500 A. n Eastern
BEooE OKLIvERT.-Lesves At S:50P. n. with pro-
ossds Of day msils.
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PRoFRssoR OF ELEJIRoPAfIfr Am AfaD4mTrs
otaoe-lls senera street. fsE doors nom sapsrior,
up stAtrs, opposite the CITY HOTEL
Daily fSundays sxcepfed 4 = ~
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MeddifaI.
ES IsiSiSsIS IS,
aS.s! 4SlESslsAIiISlglSSY
J00 DOLLARS PREMIUAIa 1s5ls
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Or SpermattorrhGa, elect, &c., and
IMPOTENCY CURED, -.
WHEN ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS.
DR.. A. GIBSON,


..-.-..- DIR. A. GIBSON,
formerly OF New York CITY, win nav ona ht,1-..
dollars for the proof that he ever fails 70 cuTs tSs
sbovenamed diseases. He viii ray the same sum ioS
sne proof that any other Physic!sn m the guiied
ststsa treats the same diseases with equal success
After many years Of lAbOriOus study and experience
msnt iot ~ = - '''-- y '-''''
- THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OURH
Of the above aud also all contagious diseases Of the
theretrom. including General -
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PBOsFRATION.
he has succeeded in curing cases In thiseit .ors a
whom bad expended hundreds Of dollars with salf-
malades with success, and without receiving The
DIR. Gibson does not boast that he "a a r,anhs- :,
some College In London or Paris, perhaps some
otners DO or the purpose Of ensnarns tho Innocent
ized. But what d. a. might boast Of Is tlS tbst
ne B able 70 give entire satisfaction to those who re-
Pos eonndence IN his ability and integrity, and that
ne mas perfected an American system OF treatment
which Challenges any Physician Of London or Paris
Of seminal weakness and all disasses or deraff5.
ments, both mental and physical aTisn from ssT1al
Dr.. Gibson also claims for his new treatment the
ioiioUn8 ~ FantAges over all others yet discovered
sbi Lns Asehts used are IN no reapeot disagree
curyt nor any other deleterious drug; secondly no
5 IN elet 9E Dnslness 3 re9uiEed thirdly
Stands prepared Q 80 into any public private hos
vital IN the united states and demonstrate the i'm
IHense superiority CT mis- treatment OVER auy 9TH
or now known 20 the world, In point Of prompfnsss
permanency midness, safety and oonyenienoe 70 TIE
DR., Gibson h Permanently locatsd IN Cleveland
cures OF diseases which had for years resisted an 9TH
er modes qf treatment References can Do FiVen 70
lnsiyauels oI tle 1rst reseetability in Cleveland
Boston, New YORK and other eitss In regard to0kf
and integrity In all prOfea1onAl transacfiona DVg-
2eIsia. kne1matlsmI serolnlA, all Diseases Of fhs
Urinary organs and all Ohronie Diseases treated /
VITA supef1or auoce91.
~ medoines sent to any Psrt Of the country on
Dr; aibson'S New Work On PhyzioI0Sy for .aIo a. /
-zol.l.zo4 DIR, GIBSON,
PRoFEssoR OF ELE0TRoPAfIfY Am sfaDtaEvs
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10 form Of catsrrh can Withstand Its searching
power, and no mode Of trestmeHt aTer Afforded sueh
inmsdiAte relisfor gave such universal satisfaction.
Price 81 per bottle. Send stamp for pamphlet.
For saIo By G. ". OLARE, IIs Superior strsst,
0svesand, Ohio aug27
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Cost OfHter gilae.Eahle.
1854. Summer Arrangement 1884.
FOR THE lBJ baao.
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF NAILS
At THE | p
nLKVRLANn PnST.nRRInR

COMMENCING MONDAY, NAT lSTHs 1854.
~ haIIs viii be opened and ready for delivery
ne hour after arrival Of Trains
- All Mails close one hour before departure Of
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-11
THE EVENING STAR.

POLICE REPORTS First Prscinct-Ann john
son, Emily Robertson and Lydia Border, pros
titutes dismissed.
Stc@rd Prectact.--tieo Lewis, disorderiy; dis
missed. Lewis Mccoy, assault and battery;
do. jos. Collins, deserter; military.
F6I r!k Prscipcf.-D. Roach, selling liquor un-
lie 'nsed: $50. John shea, do; do. Bernard
McUrackiin. do; do. Margaret Riley, drunk
and disorderly; 81. Margt. Brason, disorderiy;
workhouse Uhas. Bets, disordarly; 81. Thos.
Herring, vagTaacy; Kate Ready, disorderiy; NJ.
Conner drunk; worhhouse. Jno. Carson, de-
serter; military. -
Fifth I'recinct.-yno. Holly, VIM. Boston,
Jpo. Sombey. SUSPECT IN OF larceny; VIM: Bas-
sey, obtaining goods by false pretencesi Mlnnie
Myers grand larceny; Simon Noiinskl, 40; DIS
missed. Thos Laftus, and Jas Sullivan, hghr-
ing; SIS cents each Richard Smith, grand lar
ceny; dismissed. Daniel Spencer, suspicious
character: sent to Superintendent. James Gas
son. do: dismissed. Ann Gallagher, drunk
and oisorderiy: SO. J. Tattnali, suspicious;
dismissed Elizabeth Augusta, profanity; So
g. 3 T. BUrley, disorderly; 81.
.Sfzth Frec;nct-John Hinsley, suspicion of
larceny; dismissed. John Burch and Richard
Burch, threats: bait for peac-. Jas. Donovan,
drunk and disorderly; military. John w.
DoIelson, suspicious character for hearing
Tenth Precinct VIM II. Clements, assault;
Mary J. Carr, Margt. Magoan. Caroline SnI-
der, Catherine Kane, witnesses; dismissed.
James +. Tartcn, assault and battery; defer
led. Peter Shields, threats; bail for peace.
VIM. Ward, disOrderly; dismissed. Mary Ste
Th ms, Co; workhouse. Mary McCoE mel, do;
dismissed. Ellen Davis, do; workhouse. w.
Ryan, selling on Sunday; S20 .Catharine
Iurh bar, keeping bawdy house; Jail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-11
PROPOSALS. FOR CAVALRY HORSES.

WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU, }
GFEIQB OF CHIEF QUARTERhASrER. }
WASHINGTON d. O., March l, 1854 !
sEALED Proposals viii BE- received q. this Office
(i4th. 1864, for
Ivo thousspd q 600, Cavalry Horses. to be aeliv-
s s - ssra s Y" within forty 4) days
One thousand G,0oet Cavalry Horses. to be dsliv-
eyed st Ogasnsbarg, N. ", within thirty 1901
Gays from date of contract,
Said horses to be sound in all particulars not less
than Eve f5) than nine (9l years old from
~ TO hands high full fsshed, coupsctly built,
bricle wise and of size sufficient for cavalry pur-
These specifications tciH be strictly adhered 10 and
r1gtdiy eHtoreed an srery pnrttculdT-
No bid win be entertained unless accompanied by
. euarsntee for its faithful p. rfo,m ancs.
~ Should any Unitad States officer guarantee
the propo.al Of a bidder Who should prove to be
rotary OF War. with recomm sndation thst such
officer be dismissed the vica
All bidders and sgarantors 1ciH be hEa to the strict
est 0dotafdbthy, and ereTy tai!1rt to comply ictth
terms contract or 10 make the contract sen G5cGTd
ed oaH be fo!loced By Prosecution 10 the FIJI erten Of
Form Of bid and Guaranty ca be lad on applica.
successful bidders will be prepared to enter into
written contracts With good and suf Gent security.
ipInedisteiy on the acceptance Of their bids
The cath OF ale siancs must accompany each bid.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all
bids deemed unreasonable.
BIDS for the entue nunsber Of horses required are
Payment will be made on completion OF contract,
or SIS coon thereafter as funds may be received.
Proposals must be eDdorEed Proposals for @ s7-
airy Horses." and addreesed to Lieut.. Col James
Rash as OH 9nis' o0Sf'sfn'''sf ''''n' Sa'e'u'
Any further information will be prompt given
On .'D'ffsii Lieut. to Colonel CHEF r ae
NH std Cavalry Bureau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-11
PROPOSALS.
0dfes Dtpet Comnissary of Subsistence,

0fos Dtpst Commissary of Subsistence. I
Haskisg;oH. d c., March 4. 1904
SRALED PROPOSALS are invited uutil the 18th
tnstsnt. ut II o'cleck H.. tor furnishing the
shesasssncs DEPARTMENT With TaN THOUSAND
{10.O00I BARRELS OF FLOUR:
The proposals will be Tor what la Known at this
depot "a Nos 1, 3, and 5, and bids will be enter.
tanned for any quantity loss than the whole.
Bids must be In On plioase. and for each grade on
separate sheets CT paper.
The delivery OF the Flour to commence within
Ave days from the opening Of the bids, aud in such
quantities daily rs the Government may direct
deiiverea at the Government Warehouse in
Georgetown. at the whSrves, at tas railroad
depot in Washington. D. @.
The delivery of al Flour awarded to be compile
TED within twenty days from the opening of tie
bids. q
Payment Will be MAIDS in certificates Of Indebted
ness, or such other funds as the Government may
have for disbursement
TIE usual Govern nert Ins7ectien VIII be nasde
Just before the Flour il received and mono will be
accepted which is not fresh ground.
An oath of allegiance must accompany the bid Of
esch bidder W no has not the oath on Gle in this
Office. and bid will be entertained from parties
who have previously failed TO comply with their
bids or from bidders not present to respond.
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
for any cause. -. s.---'
Bid. to De addressed to the uneersisnsd, at No.
223 street, endorsed "frepcssls for Flour
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AUCTION SALES.
FUrURE DAYS.
By ]. O. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
DEREMPTORY SALE or VALUABLE VACANT

By ]. O. MCGUIRE & CO.. Anetioneers.
DIREMPTORY SALE or VALUABLE VACANT
II LoTs IN 1Hs FIser WARD On FRIDAY Az
TERN JON, March p, n. at clock, on the prem,
iEes, commencing with the drst named, sh Gil sail
the following vacant lots lyins In the First Ward,
viz: =
Part OF Lot No. s. In Square 1s. fronting = feet on
North a street, between Eighteenth and Nine
teenfk strkets.
Lot s. s0u.rs No. s6, fronting s feet on Twentieth
street west. between and X strests north.
Lot !, eqE 3, fronting 81 feet ~ inches New
Hampshire avenue. 1T 1T int. rsectioa With
Twenty fourth strest and north street and S.
Z on North street near TWENTY fourth
Lot 8, in Square 20. frontin. 50 feet on New Hsup
shire avenue, between North Atrest and the
Circle /"
Lots and Square Al. frop+ins cash 81 fest IaIn
ehea on North street at the corner OF Tusn
ty-tbir6 street west
Lot Is Square AZ, from ting S. feet inches on Twsu.
ty third street. between aud II Streets north :.
Lots and half of 6, in squsre no. 5, on street
and Invent .ssvepth street, Dear the corner of
Twenty s. venth and streets.
Lot 2 Square 49, fronting 6s feet on North strest
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets.
Terms one third cash; the remainder in six and
twelve months with interest, secured By deed Of
trrst on the premises
mb8-d J. G. EcGUl hE & CO.. Anetr.