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and irascibe temper and cooling OF his native frc
Simmons had. III his somewhat unsooial natnre, IN
otae!e IN the way Of his proper influence with men.
before hintcd. be was lonely soul and dd not need
vas not or the common level Of genial fellowship but
On the high plain Of spiritual communion, not on the
ysrocnd and At The tahe. but IN The library and !ne
shot uP alof Ike the palm instead oil spreading Ike the
apple His build Of body was after the same manner
and he WA tall and spare with little hness OF muscle
or stomach 1t Seems 10 that auch Of mans prao-
teal pnEercertainly bis hun0r and spirits arc seated
In bis stomach and sympathetic ner,es and the genial
Ss fuhsr s PDTs lear, S
the Dehunes end spargeons have body rotund and full
Of Juice Simmons one Of the spare hind and did
not spread enough to connect him vitality with tho many
lie could moi pipe with old Pan on he solid groupd
among the Satyrs and MIX but could touch fhe
harp WITH St. Cecilia among the ChcIube who ed not
esh and blood enough 10 enable them ~ sit down. In
some Of his best moments he seemed not here bat alb
SEM and spoke and looked not Tor mortss but to
somebody a thousand miles of or in Heaven Yet 10
not fnseDribe 10 the sting of reprosoh, and much
prizec tho praise Of tho prsiaewoTtby.
His gickDess may have had something to do with his
langul0 pulse during his latter years. Some inward
sprng NAY have been broken that was oeeded TO gye
sS and power to BIZ M,d and 7. %y
pshed. 10 not belittng ihs work, but magnying his
gifts and prvuss doubt not that God has work Cor
him 70 DO stnl and such natures ~ his Arc powsrfw
proofs VI the life immortal.
Ihc hcioc'ion vi ha"cs m supJcc'n VI VVbinPDi'
cal sketches for this volume has been made with
fai,ncss and good Judgment. Tho list comprises
,noAt Of the fathers Of tho Unitarian rather LIB.
er, church tas the term Unitarian 10 Of subsequent
date, gfoni.s earliest Developments in this country
to the year 1855. Few, II any names, have been
omitted that would naturally be looked FOR In
work of this characters although many will share
our surprise that NO record Is given OF Horace
Holley, whose glowing eloquence was tie perpetual
deli ght aud establishment Of his hearers and whose
freedom Of thought and boldness of expression en-
ticpated the new cat lights Of the denomination
now shining to tho Joy or dsmay, as tho case be,
THE lasion IN the last n.si TO the death Of Mr. BucL
minister lthfr the eminent h,inistar Of Pofl6moutb ~ H.
who died Few hours later, whc absent from his home
journey the .nltt 81 geihW sol MOI isO beIs know
70 O.. other
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back from tie instrument day he said " mt that
ought never 10 get interested In music II could heb
H. should find il would take UP too much time. Tia
room was surrounded with shelves crowded with The
books In the collection 81 which he had expended
moderate patrm31y soon Learned ,; d. hs.s ma
appear to be at leisure and would greet me cordially
and det,n me TO talk about my boyish studies Al
other times I found him busy or nestrseied and
and. Whom I was ready, retire in silence. Whom
leis EIster in isn he brought me 70 Boston In his
that dav 10 fresh In my memory.
Hia Grafton ct Cambridge before the Bociety OF Phi
Beta Kappa, In August ise Is In print lido not know
sppesrs literary gem. The charm Of the delivery
tling not tebe perpesuated on paper II wss such rs
IN the recollection. smases me- Tones and attitudes
pass with the Instant But lasting the impression
which they csu make. that 90 now read the piece.
oo1d II had the tnlent Of imitation reproduce tho
u.odustions and the action which accompanied almost
every sentence. And memory fills up the picture with
the men and women OF that day as. whep TUNED for
q moment from the speaker. I saw them hanging en-.
tranced upon bis accents
his study 1t WAS one Of those chilly days which
sometimes have at that season. He was sitth by
fire. reading sontheys Ihsabs, or curse OF keha na
cannot say how knew this uDless no mention. tho
book TO ne. observed that be was thoughtful and
did not trouble him. bnt coon withdrew after wanda ing
little sbont bis boob shelves That night there
his life. and which proved fatal within the week.
have days Of sorrow In Bcston but still titvs
never saw ono like the Gay when his death was
nouDced The afternoon Of Bis Funeral was stormy
but tho church was so thronRed that great numbers
sought adlittsnce IN vain All the bells OF tho town
were tocd end In the streets through which the long
procession passed the shops were closed pr kirkland
I'll about tho church In the pauses Of Tho choir while
sapg tie hymn which begins, |
l "Unvsi thy bosom, fithiul tomb.
.... 1eke this new tTessure 10 Thy trust
And give these Stlred relitt room d Ut 70 !
-. To seek q slomber In the dust." ! -. II
Re huried m tre apmrtery OF Kifr'H chafcl
stl the fOrns Of men, low hoHored by history
In the RAIN they bowed ping over the open tonb
The remains kre Conveyed, few days sfter. to the
tomb Of .s rc!Sve and ielOne friend, Mr.: Theodore
Lyman, Of Watham. In 1912 tboy wcro disinterred
md plseod beneath monument erected at Mount
Auburn by OF tLnse whose tender ard adtniying
love for him survived bad then ceased to stand IN |
he place where be lad mnistorcl. bet desired TO
,peak the simple words Of comDeIno which II
was thought lit should make part OF tho proceeding
The grief Of that company was something strange,
yc stood again so 10 what Of friend hid been
mortal on the thiEeth anniversary Of tie DAY when 1t
WA frsi buried from our sight.
Two uonils after bis death, NJ. Edward Everett |
hen recently gradEsied FROM College yronQyreeo q J
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TIE EVENING STAR.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

foRTREss MONROE, July 9-An effort was
made yesterday TO raise the old United states
frigate Congress, which was sunk off Newport
News in the spring of 1862 by the rebel ram
MerrinaC. Three steam pumps We're SCI ~
W oTk upon her ut two o'clock; and IN one no tr
succeeded in eXhausting three feet OF the water
fem the frigate below the tide line outside.
AT this time, unfortunately, the largest of the
three pumps gave out, and the work had to be
discontinued in order TO repair damages IL
is believed she viii be raised within n few
days.
The steamer +. e. Biddle has arrived with
one hundred and fifty rebel prisoners for City
Point The schooner j. l.. Bowley, from New
York, has also arrived with forage for City
Point. rI.H
The schooner Americas, from Baltimore ar
rived to-day.
The steamer Fanny Garner, with the steamer
Farmer in tow, disabled, sailed for W ashington
to-day.
The propeller Miss Wood is now employed
as quarantine guard boat at the entrance OF
Hampton Roads. DIR. Casey is the examining
physician.
The steamer General Meigs. Captain Watson.
from New York, has arrived. She reports
that off Bdrnegat Light an unknown propeller
run into her and Immediately left without re-
porting. The schooner J. L. Beverly, from
New York; the schooner A. CordeTy. from Bal
timore for Boston with coal, and the schooner
f. A Anderson, from New York for City
Point, arrived to-day. The latter reports
having lost her main sail yesterday.
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EXCITEMENT IN ALBANY, Ny.
Outrageous Assault Oh two Young Girls
Pwo of the MiscreamtS Punt Sh ed i'm open
Court-One of them Attempts Suicide.

ALBANY, July 1U-Much excitement pre-
walls AZ East Albany this p. m. by the shooting
of a prisoner in the Police Court room.
Last Friday afternoon, two girls, Ann and
Bridget Burns went TO the woods TO pick ber-
ries, when they were seized by four men, who
repeatedly violated their persons. Bridget is
but fifteen years old, and cannot live it is said.
Soon after the crime had become publicly
known, Lewis Major, aged about forty years,
and his son Were arrested, and recognized by
the girls as two or their assailants. This after
noon they Were taken before the Police Court
for 4 preliminary examination, but these pro-
ceedings had scarcely opened when the brother
OF the girls shot the eldest Major in the arm
and leg. The mother of the girls followed the
attack by striking Major heavy blow with q
Ratchet on the head.
Young Burns and his mother were arrested,
and Major was carried TO his house, where Il
threatening mob was only deferred from re-
sorting to lynch law by the presence of a strong
police force. Major was formerly an engineer
on The Hudson River railroad, but was dis
charged for misconduct. His son is said to be
a notorious bounty jumper. Young Burns
trled 10 stab himself but was prevented by the
nOlicpnan
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RAILROAD LINES.
WI EST JERSEY RAIL @.zzzzz=z1
w ROAD LINEs.-Frorn3 - ~ ~ 81
foot Of W lnnt street. 6SS-IHH--->es-----

foot OF W alnnt street.
Commcneine SATURDAY, June 10Th, 1915.
For CAPE MAY, &c, at $50 A. NJ; Express, go
For MiLLViLLE, v1NELAND, &c, $50 A. NJ,
u" For 'BTRiDGEToN, SALEM, &c, at 9;I5 A. NJ; 4
For SLsssnoRo, &C., $50 and 9ls A, NJ; $50
For WOODBURY., &C., $50 and s:l5 A. M; go, 4
and $50 P. NJ
RETURNING, WILL LEAVE
Cape May at $50 \. NJ, Mail $50 A. NJ, Freight;
MlIville at 7:ss A. M, Mail, l2Os P. NJ, Freight;
e:sS p NJ Passenger.
Bridgeton at go A. M, Mail; 945 4. NJ, Freight;
40 p. NJ, Passenger.
Salem at { IS 4. Il, Mail; A. ~, Freight; 4:05
Woqdbnry at 70s and s:l3 A. NJ. Mail; 9:05 A. NJ,
Freight; $3.50 and S:23 P. NJ, Passenger.
On the first day of July additional express
train Will be added to and from Cape May, and
whfch VIII leave Cape May at A. NJ, and Phila-
delphia at 40 p. NJ. This in three hours from
Camden.
j. VAN RENSSELAER,. SUPERINTENDENT
West Jersey, Salem and Cape May and Millvile
Railroad.
THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY
will attend to all the usual branches Of express
business receive deliver and forward throu gh other
responsible Express Companies, to all parts of the
country, any article entrusted to them
A Special Messenger accompanies each through
train.
Philadelphia, June s. 1855. je l0-dtSepl
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OFFICE BALTIMORE Il OHIO Il. Il. CO.,
" WASHINGTON, December Is, 1854.
la - SsEsszssssss:


On and after Sunday, DecemberlS 1854 Passenger
Trains between Washington and Baltimore will run
Nq.1-RAk kffNS nGs Way s SHE sHAR
ANa' @NEW YORK 4: HND 'PPHiILADELPH1AEx Elk,
NJ folk 80 A II Sd
Bs Nd te ksMS sE4 .NnwrsrrRS
stations. Connecting at Relay with the Mail Train
f0s the a9a bHHSSe 4
ington ll:l5 A; Al. Arrive at Baltimore at l245
d ri fkA NV A SI5k wHS
TI0NS-Leaye Washington 800 p NJ, connecting
at Relay With Frederick train. Arrive at Balti
No. 5gBALTMoRE COMPUTATION AND
400 P. NJ. Arrive at Baltimore $40 P. NJ. This
train stops at Bladensbprg, Beltsville, Laurel and
A No. famBosT ts's ALBANY AND NEW YORK
EXPRESSS TRA Nm WaSMhngon ma SQS M
gers by train connect with all the early morning
lines lesying New York for the East North and
by this train, whichis limited in capacity by Gov
erS%et 9EsfrT * pfgEe the Ta TRAIN
Leave Washington Gas P. NJ, and arrive at Balti-
mS %S S ssR T N; YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND
WESTERN TRAIN-Leave Washington at 7:sO P.
stopptng at Reia{ House Sc for WesterR
and all points in the West Reaches
with the SIS A. NJ. and the 3 and 4:3O 2. NJ from
Baltimore. No trains to or from Annapolis on Sun
day.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
THE ONLY TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON
for passengers Sunday the S:l5 and Ills A.
N. and P. NJ. for Baltimore, and 730 p. NJ. for
Baltimore, Philadelphia and the West, and the
IST to the West as well as to
Philade!phia: New York or Boston, can be had at
well at the Office in the American Telegraph
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, between 41a and
9th streets.
BAGGAGE will be checked at all hours--also for
through points. to save trouble and confusion at
the departure of the train.
ALL PASSENGERS, whether soldiers or cfti-
gems, politely but earnestly requested to respect
the rules of the Line established for the general ad
vantage such as the keeping of one more ex:
clusvely for ladies and their attendants, and the
prevention of smoking in but the smokers cars,
and also to make cheerful complianc with the de-
cisons of the agents conductors in regard to their
seats tickets etc., especially in the hurry of start
ing the trains.
w. p. SMITH, Master of Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent. dec 20
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F1NANCIAL.--ln the New York Stock market
the week opens with continuance of the
strong speculative feeling of last week The
leading railroad and miscellaneous stocks
were yesterday III active demand, and fur.
Their advance of prices was realized.
The whole current of speculation is for an
advance, and with the present plethora ofmon-
ey II seem inevitable that that result will be
reached.
Money is IN good demand. but with an over
moving supply the market must be reported
quite easy n 4a5 per cent. on call, with large
transactions At the lower rate
Gold rs quiet. Cash gold is freely offered
bnt without drawing out buyersJ
" The feeling of the market appears to STRONGLY
predominant In favor Of steady DECLINE.
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T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
IL POST OFFICE, GEORGETOWN, D. c.,
III.Y 1891

To obtain any of these letters the applicant must
FALL for advertised letters, give the date of this
list, and pay one cent for advertising.
If not called for within one month, they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Place the postage stamp on the upper right hand
corner, and leave space between the stamp and di-
rections for post marking without interfering with
the writing.
A request for the return Of letter to the writer
If unclaimed within thirty days or less written or
printed with the writer name, post office, and
State; across the left hand end of envelope on the
face side, will be complied with at the usual pre-
paid rate Of postage payable when the letter is de-
Cd TOT l,ax writ
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RY VIM. l.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
ID
SALE OF UNITED STATES STEAMERS AT

SALE OF uN1rE K,1S sTATEs STEAMERS AT
Will sell at Public hfea Auction, on THURSDAY,
@ m 5 st. Z i he at t ns Ma
a
Ms feet; breadth; 80 feet; depth, u feet inches
SIDE WHEEL COMMODORE BARNEY
Length, l43 feet breadth, 80 feet; depth II feet;
diameter of cylinder, 3S}s inches stroke of piston
SIDE WHEEL MORSE - Length, l4s feet
breadth, 80 feet depth II feet; diameter of cylin
lss feet
breadth, % feet depth, II feet diameter of cylin
dfE &HEE nssfs sffffs Plated
Length, 2l3 feet; breadth, 20 feet inches; depth
y feet diameter of cylinder, AZ inches; As inch
SIDE WHEEL THOMAS FREEBo I.
aifTs'f1 Pshi. ssefs
breadth % feet depth feet; diameter OF cylinder,
PKoPEIt ,Ei" sYsEskBENA-Length, 70 fee. 4
inches; breadth, II feet inches; depth, feet Z
inches; diameter Of cylinder, "a inches; 20-inch
PROPELLER HENRY BRINKER-Lensth, a
feet; breadth, % feet nches depth 6 feet
dismstsT Fl SySIindeE e iRgRss inch strGk
breadth Is feet depth 10 feet inches; diameter Of
cyInpSEsr tssi s bRkLensn m
breadth, 20 feet inches; depth feet; diameter Of
cyRRdS1P5f q pfhss stySke Length o. sss
breadth Il feet; depth, feet inches diameter Of
ey sGHSo Z Hsh sbShpH ftFGk
feet % feet 10 inches depth feet 3inches
SCHOONER WILLIAM BACON Length, IS
PROPELLER LITTLE ADA-Length, IIs feet;
BREADTH Is feet inches; depth 10 feet inches i.
The abovenamed vessels lie at the Navy yard,
Washington, D. c., where they may be examined
Terms Of sale-Cash in Government funds-5 per
cent the time Of sale, and the balance six days
thereafter.
BY order: j. b. MONTGOMERY,
jy6-l3t Commandment
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The Murder of the Joyce Children.

BCSToN. July S.-Detective Jones and Heath
arrested AZ Fort Independence yesterday John
Stuart, who enlisted in the regular army few
days since, on suspicion of being the murderer
OF the Jayce children. He had resided near the
scene of the murder, and was notorious
bounty jumper. having joined and deserted
from several regiments. The evidence against
him is said 10 be very strong. He is native of
Ireland, and says he has n mother living III
wi ario
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QY w. l.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE.


By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, sitting as Court of Equity
passed in a cause of Elizabeth Green and others
John Magee and others, No. 374 upon the docket of
said court the SUBSCRIBER as trustee will offer at
public sale on MONDAY, the 18th day of July, at
the hour of O'Clock in the afternoon, all the real
estate Of which the late Hugh Magee died seized
being the half of Lot % in Square 100 and Lot
C. in Square 1922 Also. Lots A, b, and d, in the
subdivision of original Lot 3 in square 49, Also,
fronting on New Hampshire avenue 40 feet and 8
inches and containing 1851 square feet, with all
the buildings and improvements to the same be-
longing. The sale to commence with Lot G, in
Square l02, and proceed from lot to lot.
Terms of sale: One third cash; the balance of the
from the day of sale. with interest, the purchaser
giving his bonds for the deferred payments, with
may be paid on the day of sale. ON the payment of
the whole of the purchase money the trustee will
convey the purchaser, at his cost, the property
to him sold, free clear, and discharged of all claim
r. P. JACKSON, Trustee
y6-d WIN. l.. WALL Il CO., Aucts.
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From Key West.

NEw YORK, July 10.-The United States ship
tan and Dale would sail July Is, for Boston
The Inc passed. off Charleston, the Katahdin,
with q United States steamer in tow, bound
north
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Gold and Stocks,

NEW YORK, July l0.-At Gallaher's Ex-
change this evening, Gold was firm at 1897,
Stocks not very active. New York Central,
Pits e5x Roei Island 1id s Noetb
western, 1917; Northwestern pref, 63a; Fort
Wayne, gE; Mariposa, 1917.
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HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU GIVES
i health and yieor TO the frame and bloom to the
Tallid cheek. Debility is accompanied by MANY
alarming SYMPTOMS, and If 10 treatmen Mt is snbnif
ted 70, CONSUMPTION, insanity Or Epileptic Fits
enspe. mar A6.sm .
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Arrival of Cottou.

NEW YORK. July 10.-The Savannah Herald
of the 9th has been received. A large quantity
of cotton arrived ON the 5th in the steamer
Amazon, from Augusta.
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT STEAMER.

G,sf Qnarterniasters Office, Depot Of Washington,(
WASHINGTON, ID. C., July 10, 1855.
Will be sold at PUBLIC auction, nnder the direc-
wharf, in the city Of Washington, D. C., on
THURSDAY, July 10th, 1875, at 10 O'Clock a. n, ,
the light -draught stern wheel steamer Reindeer
Terms-Cash, in Government fu nds.
ID. II. FUCKER,
Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster
jyIQl0t Depot of Washington,
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nor SALE AT
pY &C. MCGUIRE CO, Auctioneers.
GREAT SALE OF BOOKS BY CATALOGUE AT

The AUJIIUN kUUHS.
Commencing MONDAY EVENING, July 10th,
at s o'clock, and continuing each evening there
after until about 5000 volumes are sold.
The collection consists of Scientific Works, Law
Theology, History, Poetry, Astronomy, Botany,
Bellies Letters, and Languages, Cyclopedias, and
logue is a complete set of Recess Cyclopedia with
the plates. Audnhon's Birds of America-sub-
scriPton copy; Mons Bayles Dictionary. Among
the Law Books are: Stowell's State Trials, How
ards JOhnsons, Peters's, Vesseys, and all the
lish Law Books and foreign publications.
Among the miscellaneous are DeQuincy's writ
gether with a number of books Agriculture,
Gardening, &C., and large number of handsomely
ILLUSTRATED books on the Fine Arts, with fine copy
of American Edition of Boydell's Shakespeare, in
portfolio form.
Terms cash.
l. j. C. MCGUIRE " co, Aucts.
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BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER.

BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER
l respectfully invite the attention of Hotel and
irads ss heepers GrSeers ana the
for sale.
These liquors are believed to be equal to the i'm.
price. - '0'~ " 'O"0-
Goods delivered to all parts of Washington and
Georgetown FREE OF CHARGE
notice. "FS -e''
For farther information, apply to, or address
RILEY A. SHINN
Union Bottlng Denot
je 27-lm Georgetown n'i
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UYJ. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HORSES, WAGONS,
AND HARNESS

TRUSTEES SALE OF HORSES, WAGONS,
AND HARNESS.
On SATURDAY MORNING, July %, at 10 o'clk
at the Bazaar of w. l.. Wall Il Co., by virtue of q
deed of trust from Thomas Coyle to me, dated the
6th day of March, 1855, and duly recorded in Liber
orls of Washington county. shall sell
Two Wagons. two sets of Harness, one Gray, and
three Bay Horses.
4. THOMAS BRADLEY, Trustee.
jy 6-3taw&ds j. G.. MCGUIRE Il CO, Aucts.
GALE OF A GOVERNMENT FRAME BUILD
- ING.
Chief Quartermaster's Office, Depot Wdshington,}
Washington, d. c., July 6, 1865 {
Will be sold at public auction, on the premises,
under the direction of Capt j II. Crowell, A @.
NJ, on THURSDAY, July -, 1865, at 8 O'Clock p.
N. one story
FRAME BUILDING,
twenty -four by one hundred feet, known as Mont
somery Barracks, and situated at Jessup's Cut, ON
the Baltimore and Washington railroad.
ID. H. FUCKER,
Brevet Maj Gen. and Chief Quarter1naster,
jy std Depot of Washington.
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PHILADELPHIA ALE AND PORTER.
IL PHILADELPHIA LAGER REER
NEW YORK AND MASSACHUSETTS CIDER '
PREMIUM MINERAL, wATrps

desire to call the attention of Suffers and otbers
in the vicinity Of Washington and Georgetown, D.
c.. TO the fact that have constantly on hand sup
ply Of the above enumerated articles.
Those wishing to purchase on the most advanta-
reous terms are invited to call at my establishment
and examine the goods.
Upon timely notice, will deliver the articles
purchased in any part of Washington or George.
town. RILEY A. SHINN,
Sim tthrOn. GeOrCefoMD II
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CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
" DEPOT oP

C'HIEF QUARTERMASTER's OFFICE,
" DEPor OF WASHINGTON,
WAsHINGToN ID. c., January 4, 1854,
All dealers in Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, LeatF1.
er, Office Furniture, Harness. and Saddlery, are
requested to send TO this Office, on MONDAY of each
week, sealed proposal or list in dupiicate of the
articles they are prepared to furnish to this Depot
at short notice, with the price of each marked i'm
plain figures SO that, in case the exgencies of the
service require it, the article articles can be OBJ.
tanned without delay, and at the lowest price.
Dealers wishing to sell to this Depot will be re.
Quired to furnish the list punctualy every Monday
morning. d. II. FUCKER,
Brigadier General and Chief Q. NJ,
5-tf Depot of Washington.
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OWEN OHARE.l IT.V. NooNAN.
O'HARE Il NOONAN,
PRACTICAL PL UMBERS, STEAM AND GAS
FITTERS
No. 400 d street, between 9th and eth.
Washington, d. c.,
Are prepared to execute all orders appertaning to
and in a thorough, practical and workmanlike man
ner. Charges moderate. Je l4ts
HELMB0LD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
IL BUCHU. is the Great Dinretic
SARSAPARILLA, is the Great Blood Purifier.
Both are prepared according to rules of Pharma-
be made. mar 25-6m