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CAVALRY HoRs1sl
ARTILLERY HORSES

Q1aytemaster Generals O65es, Firsf Dirision,l
Washiagton CRY, ID C., March Is, 1865.
HORSES, suitable for the cavalry and artillery
service, will be received at Giesboro Deoot. in
9Ren msIkst, till May /, 1866. by Captain GEO 3.
MuLIs, in lots of tventy. FIVE or more, viii be-
IsssivsS i 6a tsii ETY. Ms
Quartermaster. corner Twenty second and q SITS.
Ali aoimals to be subjected to the usual Govern
Specifications as folio VS. Cavalry horses must
be sound in all particulars; we'll broken; in full
flesh and good condition.; from ffte n Isl to six.
teen 6l hands high; from five 81 to nine t9I years
old, and well adapted in every way to csvsiry pur-
of ase, If still vigorous, sprightiy, and healthy.
may be accepted.
Artillery Horses must be of dark color. sound in
all particulars. stropg. quick, and active, well
broken and square trotters in harness. in full flesh
and condition. from six 90 to ten tl0) years old
not less than fifteen and one alf lot hands high,
each horse to weigh not less than ten hundred and
Mules must be over TIVE C2) years of age, strong.
stout compact. well developed animals, not less
than fourteen ND hands high, in full health, free
from every blemish or defect which would updt
them for severe work and must have shed tho
four front colts teeth and developed the corres-
pondng four permanent teeth, two in each jaw.
These specifications will be strictly adhered to,
and rigidfy enforced in every particular.
Hours Of inspection, from q. m. to p. m.
Price, Cavalry Horses. one hundred and eighty
Eve dollars $3.50; ARTILLERY Horses, one hundred
and ninety dollars tSl90); Mules, one hundred and
ninety-fve dollars $3.50.
Payment will be made JAMES 4 thjs ON e aee EK1N.
mar IA tam O NJ G. O.
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THE EVENING STAR
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Johnston Between Gsldsborough and Wei.
den.

FROM NORTH CAROLANAs
dem
NEW YORK. April 4.-The Posts special des.
match from Shernan's army says messenger
nom GoIdsborough states that Johnston has
awning around to new position between
0oldsoorough and Weldon.
Supplies for Sherman's Army-Repert Of
the Treasury Agency at Newbern.
NEW YORK, April A letter from New
bern, dated April !, contains the following
"Supply trains on the Wilmington and well
don railroad are now running from winning
ton to Goldsborough with supplies for SneL.
mans army. Trains are also running nignt
and day over that road from TINS Polnt ~
Goldsborough, and steamers are runnihg up
the Neuse river to Kinston for the same pur-
pose. t-o,,, .,.
The Treasury agency &C this place, from the
enm mencement of the business, January I,
1882 realized over three hundred thousand
doIIars rom abandoned plantations, CONNER
ciaI in tercourse, and captured property.
Nearly two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars ha We been paid by lessees and employers
for agricultural implements, labor, food, and
clothing, which have been purchased for some
six hundred colored people employed on the
abandoned plantations hard by the Treasury
agent
After the payment OF all the expenses, which
drafts drawn on this agency by the Treasury
Department at Washington, there was bal.
ance, on January ], Of nearly S250,000.
Since the capture of Wilmington, Colonel
Heaton has sent to New York from that place
about q million dollars worth Of cotton,
and other abandoned property will soon go
forward.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY:
lYYIol pALTIMoRI & OHIO H. CO.,
WASHINGTON, December H, 1854.
~ g.

III 80
-. On tas s .
.|:s, fa|Ss hSy!z2 sSsEH
Arrive ct Baltimers 500 A. 4.
e: sINIw YORK : PHILApsLpHIA *;
Sssis:' New ss,t $50 No
No; szsA sI FIN BE- wlsEzRN Tram = n,
81 e: %s. ssa Ma.
No. 4-Nlw FORK NAIL TRAIN-Leave wash
inssop Asrvs At B HH %o,s E 1919
No. s-BALrIMeRl TRAIN AND WAY STA
ins st Relay WITH irsdsriSf train. Arrive a Bal
As t Ssmsss ans
AR Mo- fS~BosToN, ALBANY L NEW YORK TX.
PRiss w.shinxs9 91, s nae p,s;sn:
gers train connect with =. the the s:,y No orn
s lines les0pf Yo5t OF Iof baimors
soi nv this train Which is limited in capacity By
Gov srnment orders to insure the mails;
No s-BALTIMORE & HARRISBURG TRAIN
Leave Waahin gton GAS P. n and arrive at Balti-
No Q-NEW YORK, PdlDhD6LRh1A AM
WESTRRN TRAIN-Leave Washin gten at $50
?. M stopping at Relay HOUSE fer Western pssssn
PETERSBURG, and all points in the West. Reaches
New York at 6:15 AM
FOB ANNAPOLIS the eonnections viii be made
With the SIS A. ~ and tn and $50 P. M. from
Wsshin xton. No trains to or from Annapolis on
Sunday. s.
THI ONLY TRAINS FROM WAeHINGTVNS
for passengers on Sunday are the 81 and lI:l9
A. ~ and P n for Baltimore, and $50 P. NJ
for baltimore, Philadelphia, and the West, ana
the p. n. for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETS to the Vest, a. we'll g 70
Philad elphis, New York, or Boston, can be hao az
the Station Ticket ONCE at all hours In the DAY. as
Veil az at new Office in the American Telegraph
Building, Pennsylvsnia avenue between ~ ana
Oh IA will be checked at all hours,-aso for
tbpeush points, to save trouble and confusion at
the PPHssEHGIRS whether soldiers or citizens,
are Doitey but earnestly requested to respect the
rnIes of the Line, establshed fer the general ad-
vantage sueh as the keeping Of one or more cars
Of smoking in any but the
with the decisions Of the agents or conductors rs
the hurry Of starting the trains.
" w p SMITH, Master OF TrAnspor tatlons
2 M COLE General Ticket Agent. dec O
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The Connecticut Election.

HARTFORD, April 3-11 P. M.-Hartford
county (complete) gives Buckingham s,lOs
Seymour 6.2l4; being q Union gain of 1,16l.
All the Union candidates for Congress are
elected, and also nearly all the Union State
Senators and Representatives..
130P. N.-Henry q. Demirg has 2,22S ma.
lority, with Somers and Union to hear from
which towns will give him So more,
12P. M.-Governor Buckingham is re- elected
by from 10000 to 1900 majority. Four Union
congressman are elected by a majority Of from
500 to 1000 each.
The Senate is all Union, and the House about
three. fourths Union.
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THE ST. ALBANS RAIDERS.
Report of q Threat to Rescue tn EN-

MONTREAL, April 4.-Much excitement pre-.
walls here at threatened attempt to rescue
the St. Adams raiders.
There are rumors that letter has been re-
ceiyed from Secretary Seward, declaring that
In view of the action taken by the Canadian
Government, the United States Government
would 60 no further with the demand for ex-
tradition.
Further proceedings will take place in Up
Per Canada, as the plot alluded to is known
10 have been all organized here.
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ANOTHER FLORIDA EXPEDITION.
Shot and Shell Factory Burned-A Reb

ei oFCe SuTPrIseu uuu houteu.
CAIRO, April Anew Orleans dates to the
29th ultimo have been received.
An expedition up the st. Marks river, Flo
rida, under General Newton, was but partial
Iy successful. They encountered and dispersed
q force of rebels, and drove them, but returned
zion TO the end All the re bel property in New
port, including shot and shell factory, was
burned.
Extensive salt works on the coast were de-.
stroyed by fire.
The Federal loss was 147. 1t is reported by
deserters that the rebel loss exceeded 400.
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DRY GOODS.

ITO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON
L GEORGETOWN AND ALEXANDRIA
DRY GOODS AT RUINOUs Low PRICESl-NOW
Is THE TIME TO BUY
Come one. come all to JULIUS SYCEL's large
Dry Goods Estsolshmsnt, 42i III street, and get
biques at so cents; beautiful Challies at IS
cents; De Bssss e % e Is cents; xipacss =
beautiful Paris styles. Satin Striped Goods
from % cents to 81 Black SILKS from 8 80 to s.
wide sheeting from 81 upwards; Black Silk Man
tillas at all prices oop Skirts, first quality. from
Black Kid Gloves At 81 per pair: 200 yards Spool
Cotton,614 cents; Pins and Needles. cents. In
fact have very large stock of the above men.
item goods, besides great many other articles not
mentioned which must be sold before the 6rst Of
May without regard to cost You will find it great
ly to your benefit to call at ence at
JULIUS SYCELS,
apl-7t% 421 It'll street, betw. G. and a.
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CHIIF QUARTIRMAsTERs oFFI0l,
DIsEAsEsI SECRET DISEASES

MARITA GIFTi
SAMARITANS GIFT
TIN MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVlR UsEDl
Yes, A Positive Cure" for
G0NORHEA GLEET, STRUCTURES, dc.
~ 0nly Ter PATS 70 Be Iskenf Egea 0n;
delicate
e fssss
Of the o, Of
no ExRosURE, NO IRossLl,H" 1HAsakwHArEvEe.
~s ss
Mercury Try SsaassARIrANs GIFT
Sent by mail in plain envelope
Price-Male packages, So. Fenale,Sa
BLOoDi BLOODii BLOODtII
S. Dis5Hss5
SAMARTTAN'S RooT 1ND HERB JUICES
fssd tR Rs HHssNiiR r HH'ssf til.
.na
that "a T.
dy and be healed, and do not transn ittoyour pos
for Do SSf so HHH Hsy 5sHfs in sitter
ROOF 2sD Thks
as Efs shs b.. the
Price Is cents Full d i re- tons "A
WHAT THE SURG IONS SAY OF THE sAMAR-
IN, p.,nn !TANs REMEDIES.
s mace
that day; Finding it to be what il is represented,
HS5 70 make without supply
!: 8: DoRsEr, Surgeon
Between New i YORK and ASP H1sr;inwaili.."
DESMOND CO.. Box l51 Philadelphia Pest
y Bold by 8. CALVERT FORD. crrner 18th st. .na
Z d ESfRS' COOK. Alexandria. m.yeu
TRIEsIMAR1;Pretected by Royal Letters Pat:
II. tent tent q Hhsiasd and secured by the seals Of
college of Medicine, Vienna INV
Tresmar Ne, l, Is the efsctual remedy for Relax
as ensirss 2.
the pnseouse use Of Cop1via, 0ubebs &c Tries.
lies and Be ,ondary Symptoms. thus obviatios
tne use OF mercury and all other deleterious ngre-
Each preparation is in the form Of most agree
aad Changes Of osphers, in tin q S. each.
%ini.tsrsd 81 vaipssa s sslis%:ads. Soa,. 60.
a&Sahels..l. and retail BY Dr.. sARsow. Ne. 1874
BIZ fc * ss 81 Is. Ssc raD No ave.
corner llth street. sep SON
YoyNe MEN fsiss sss .s sssn;:: q
certain n secret the dutieyof married. life; also
Ga %se s:t dlfGR e e:
sSsil before s6oa hSs9s: ...y .ats:
slORyf By pssasinss Ess s Learn
F.isod ,. IL sealed snvo,o,. an r..
esissS d. oaAS. a. sfI iSFiss
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Mhs. Fl s G1HFsf1si o1A1syorAsr,
hs
examines disease with perfect accuracy, and has
shs @edissly md yin !n treat "a all AL
sssse: Of Mr., Nv 81 Sc AZ asO has
agency Busbses Haslniah, A. md Sim sImons ss
faIsfs the greet and xe lS paf to nGes 1oa
saa d5oI M No. 4s0 Pa '' %sH Tash
DE- nRSE S.sSsa
Examiner Of Disease. can be consulted either BY
. in e, Ga. Of
i:;.. ssss. SsS::: Sss; as:a
ssa !'s:. '; ss:' r.s:ss
07Q DR., BAcKlR; FHR 1esI woSpEs21S
ana stn n and
esrpns all affairs through life with and in 1ssnra
Sefnns s!l Il shs evening". insfanss ssi ;m
IMPORTANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO FlA M 3
H .tss e
se'Efe y s 1ss 1s treat
sa ssv Hsr sE1stss and
sufficient to convince the most fsstidioasof her
successful treatment in Female Diseases: ranen0 s
Charges reasonable. Hours Of consuitatien
from 1Oa. m. to Up. m. mar 2-lm
MRS. BRoOKFIELD. Of Kansas can be con
WI suited on the Fast, Present and Future events
at her room, on street, one door east of 81
street, in the rear Of Douglas Hospital s saf
Astrologers of the age. she guarantee satis
faction to all those who may give her call
dollar. feb u I'M
T1HI BEST EVID1NCH THAT PRINCE. 3s1
i z street, is the ONLY practical sTAMPER In
the District il that he daily has to do over work
that is botched at other called Stamping places
He has the largest and finest assortment OF Pat
terms ever offered here. Making his own Patter 49,
he Is able and willing to stamp any pattern brou
him. nov l-u
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ANo.rH1R GREAT VICTOR y,
CAPTURE OF GREAT BARGAINS,
PROM THE LATE NEW YORK AUCTIONS,
.LANsBURGH Bro,
375 AND SIS ssvrsrH STREET,
Take pleasure of informing their numerous GUS
ton on their entire stock Of
DRY GOODS.
CALICOAs reduced to II cents and upwards,
SPLENDID MUsLINs, at Is cents and upwards
Best Green & Daniels 200 yards SPOOL COT
TON, in Black, White and Colored, at only five
cents.
DRESS GOODS LINENS.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
And all other Goods reduced in proportion,
Fheir stock is larg &c and well selected, and hay
ing bought only Goods which were really cheap
at all the late auctions, they have made up their
mind to undersell any other retail merchant in
the country.
LANsBURGH l. BRO, 375 7th street,
Third door above street,
And $40 7th street,
Third door above D street.
OF ENIN9.
On Monday, April Sd. We shall open q beautiful
lot Of
LADIES CLOTH AND SILK
sACQU1s AND CIRCULARS,
Of our own manufacture. These We guarantee to
be % per cent. less than New York wholesale
prices.
mar 3llw LANsBUR0H BRO.
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PROPOSALS.
nROPOeALs FOB POTATO E ss
OEcs DEPOT Com niissa,y Of SEbsistenct.y
No. 223 G street.

Office DEPOT Com nsiSsa,y Of Sxbsiaenct.{
No. 223 street. \
WaShiagton, March 80. 1875. \
gsAled Proposals, in duplicate, win be received
At this office until 1HURsDAY, April s, 1875, at
II O'Clock m. for furnishing the suosstence pe-
partmept with " A
TWO THOUSAND BUSHELS
of GOOD, Merchsntable Potatoes. The Posatoes
must be sound. of good quality, and will be re-
ceived in bulk BY weight, 1T go pounds Per ershef.
They win be weighed and inspected before oeins
accepted.
Potatoes to Be delivered within ten dayS after
the award is made. at the Government Bsksry; or
officer may desi Rnate.
The Potatoes will be paid FOR when delivered &c
ment for disbursement.
No bids will be considered if made by any parry
who has heretofore failed to fulfil his contract with
the Government.
Bids must be addressed to the undersigned. at
~" m 81 st 3. T. BRIDGES, Captain, os.v.
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THE FALL IN THE PRICE OF WHEAr.-The
Milwaukee News says the wheat In store in
Wisconsin amounts TO six and O half millions
OF dollars, a former high prices, but the loss
on wheat BY the recent fall may be estimated
at two millions Of dollars. Notwithstanding
this decline, the retail price still continues,
with scarcely any Elimination. Flour is not
only greatly lower at wholesale, but contracts
IL ~ said, nave been made for June delivery at
days since. The consumers shouid yet the
benefit Of this decline. and ere long must.
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'OS PAWNBROKRR AND 6
Oh LOAN OFFICE.
LICINsED BY AUTHORITY.

285 r1 HSss SF1fs! AND 285
LIoHNsED BY AUTHORITY.
ss5 MATTHEW K. WALSH. 2ss
$50 STREET, between 10th and lth.
second door from Harvey's Oyster saloon.
to Ssf 6ss
vances on Gold and Silver Watches, Dia-
5lotSins and Merchandise Of every description in
its cisirens, an confident that to sIl who may
dentsD VII sVs
d d:S s1os1ssd from O'clock = ], Set
t. ssaSas is III
xssh Es fsos hs xSrts
Lecture Room: The Cabinet Organ is protected
BY Letters Of and all Of
tho impToy ements Of Mason 4 Hamiin:
'NA ~ WV WIG: METzERoTT,
On FHs Ss TaE eaaf e.
sss sss w.. h.tss' Fss::' IL
stra!bsrry: Coles American Fruit Book:
and f1ai Trees fess Pear
Ellfott's Fruit Growers Guide. Barry's Fruit
aa Harden; FRANek TAYLOR
From the Largest Manxtdctar,ns Chemists in the
World
TAM ACQUAINTED WITH MR.. d. T HELM
L BOLD; he occupied the drug store opposite my
residence and was successful in conducting the
been
his character and entsrRr,ss wp,nurw.u
1irm of POWERS 8 WRlGHTMAN,
Manufacturing Chemists.
m25-6m 9Th and Brown ST. ;, Philadelphia.
HAPPINESS Oh MISERYETHAT is TIKI
81 %o Rsf and
MED1CME,e have ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cf ex.
RsIssIa.o issue: FREE tor the benefit q sussEins
Lectures Marsass and IT, Slaaes
Digestion. Wssinsss, Dspzession; 2. isnorsnee q
Iecto.es have been the means OF enliehteniug and
ssssvins sh.psa.ds. and win be forwarded free on
Ine !eceipt ~ four stamps, by addressing Secretary
PrsS1.x Nan anatomy and Msdiens. 500
1-oaoWaS: Wv tu1-ly
MANHeoD. Al AMP IfTSSSTAFUL VTaoR ARE
III III, res>aned By HALhbo1e1 lXFRICr 81.
T1KI NO MoRE .yNPLEAsANF Nm = M Ta
eus disseses: gss HMLMB0LD' n "a a. aHn ST
UNIV sAu g 6m
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PHILADELPHIA STEAMERS,

DH1LAUGLPH1AS TEAMERH.
Nsy l12ress Line, semi weakly between PHIL.
!M.nAGsHHINGTeH and GEORGE ses7S
Steamers Mayaower, Philadelphia and George
II. Stout.
URDAYS, from No. IA North Wharves, Philsdel-
pnia. and No. SO Water street, between Congress
md High, GEORGETOWN.
JOHN B. DAVIDSON,
No. SO Water street, Georgetown.
Agent IN Philadelphia. WIN. P. CLYDE, II
North Wharves.
No. King st. nov ST.
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NJ There are in Europe forty. three rsirnins
soyereigns. W these, nine belong to the Rom an
excommunicated; thirty.two are Protesten,s'
one Is Of the Greek Church. one IL Mahoms'
tan, and the forty. third is the Pope The s1-
conmunicatsd sovereign IL King Victor EN-.
manuel, -lff $ sac.
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PERSONAL,

L time or money triHine with auacks. see DIR.
DARBY. AS9 7th street, at once. It win be the
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Serious Accident in Brosklyn--A Number
ofFiFemen illed.
NEW YORK, April AT a fire in Brooklyn,
last night, at Flanders oil factory, on Fur.
mace street, the roof of the building fell, pre-.
cipitatng twenty hremen in the ruins. Sew.
eral dead bodies have been taken out o.day.
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MADAME PRINCE

IN MADAME PRINCE MA
y would announce to the Ladies Of SN&S
Warrington and it's vicinity that she has been
among the first to select from the present Sea-
sons importations. She takes this mode to re-
quest q visit frem her former patrons, and any
who may favor her with . call Ladies will not
see Bennets displayed in the window to attract
their attention, but il they come in to see them.
they cannot fail to be pleased.
Her stock of FANCY GOODS-such ~, LAC =
JAo0NET and SWISS WAISTS. FANCY BACK
COMBS, lNsERT!nGS and lDG5NGs; RIAL
WAT1RFALLs, HAIR PUTS; sod complete
stock of SUN SHADES and Sun ON BR1LLAS,-
she offers at small advance, they being frem one
of the largest manufacturers in New York, aud be-
ing without q second profit, customers can Judge
ofquaity and price BY seeing fet Il sWselyes
70, being about 50 per cent. cheaper to IAN that
essential and pretty article of dress can be p1o
cured elsewhere.
Once more Ladies. you'd salI y1SEE T. attention
FANCY STORE where you can dnd we'll selected
stock Of Fresh Goods Of every desert ption, and
persons ready to do their q tmost to please you.
MADAME PRINCE,
mar H-lm1 20 Market Space
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n $4,000 WORTH OF BOOTS AND
SHOES

HrII,p PAN!C PRlCES
Ieeeivsd large supply Of all kinds OF BOOTS and
s hMX96s at the recent Panic Prices, and are now
GOOD Suality Ladies' Goat Balmorale at $l.2s.
EoSH eS hnUI.t sHies Slippers ut 60 cents.
High heel Opera Caters ct $3.50, eftI5
Gentlemen D Long Boots at 81
Children's Shoes at Is eents
Good quality Childrenh Shoes at 40 cents.
And al kinds Of the best makes Oh >Genf,s
Ladies'. Ni@es' and Children's BOOTS, Shoes
and BALM0R NIB at csrresponding prices, at
HDLLER & CO.'S, 49S 5th gfrest
Four doors above Odd Fsllows' Hall
TRUNKS, VALIeES and TRAVELLING BAGS
sns"S' HELLER & 90 q, ls2 It'll street..
NH s0.lms Between ana streets
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The Election in St.

The Election in ST. Louis
INST. LOUIS, April 4.-The entire radical city
ticket was elected yesterday by 5000 majority
New York Geld Market.
NEW YORK, April 4.-Gold closed this even
Ing ut lA7L.
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u NORTHWEST 4 SN Nj SOUTHWEST.
r. IL q -
t% M asf from North Calvert Station. as
East MAI ACCOMMODATION -. 2. N.
irie and Pfttsbprsh Express: 2. 4.
THE gs 3 4 FEo sa as B.ns4s
Tlsn and the for Emrs.
buffalo Roehessss;. . Dunt r.I1: o 'as
Tannset SE with The sP NJ train nom Baltimore
for Pittsburs and Erie.
rH1 s.4s. NJ TRAIN From wAsaIEaToN
and shs L p
~ and Emira. without. .ehanxe Of
cars to ssai assssns At obiessS.
+, sina 8; Lon. is4 ba aae .:
eyraeuse.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY,
Leaving Washington ut 3 O'Clock r. n.
SLEEPING CARS on NIGHT TRAINS.
eoLDIHRs' TloKRfs AZ GovRRNMENI RATES.
Low FARE AND QUICK TIME.
~Ior Tickets and any Information apply at
.ss Depot
ooo4 NoW SeIboy SSonoos n
so'.r'' S;si S $iES FL.
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
yNo: e1LLETr. Passenger Agent. corner 9Th
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE atm
OF SCREW STEAMERS
TO NEW YORK.
The New and Substantial Steamers,
n. c. KNIGHT, CAPT. J. J. MASON,
JOHN GIBSON, CAPT. ". G. GEoGHEGAN,
Built expressly for this route, are now leaving
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D. G. and
ALEXANDRIA,
EvERY THURSDAY AT P. NJ
NEW YORK, from Pier IA, N. 3. on the same day
Freight received daily handled in the most care
full manner, and delivered with the greatest dis.
patch, at fair rates.
For Freight, &C., apply to
SNOW CO.,
Washineto and Georgetown, D. C.
FLOWERS BOWEN, Alexandria, Va, and
WIN. J. TAYLOR i CO.. 40 Cedar street. N. Y
ap1- If
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~A white deer was lately taken siive near
Frspklip, New York.
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DROPOsALS FOR FORAGE.

Uiy Quartsnlaste,'s OTee, Dspot q washinsso..l
Wqss,rss0s p Ct reS +, e. sS
s q
of these places, with Hay Corn osts and straw
vi. BE o oas sg 8
A Bidders must state at which Of the above named
points they propose to make deliveries. and the
rates at which they will make deliveries thsreat,
ms U ahsn sad asvefes sh be- oom
menced aud xhen to be completed.
The price must be written oat In words en- the
Corn to be put up In good stout sacks of .bout
bushels each The sacks t. be iuTpshss
The particular kind OF description Of Oats. Corn.
Hay, oT straw; pIopossd to be delivered, must be
Ali the articles offered under the bids herein In
Government inspector, before being accepted 'A'
Cent? act. viii be sEaf Ss from time 70 time to
made when the whole amount CONTRACTED Cor shall
The bidder will be required to accompany his
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the contract for the same, With good and
o s to the
r. .na u c thu the sa or sa
the sn they ss s asse
whom the contract may be awarded.
The responsibility ef the guarantors must be
shown by the Official certificate ef United States
District Attorney, Collector Of Customs, or any
other officer under the United Sta tes Government,
or responsble person knswn to this office.
or rejection Of their proposals.
The full name and post office ADDRESS or eacn
bidder must be legibly written In the pre-
Proposals must be addressed to Brig Gen D. II.
Fucker. Chief Depot Qsartermaster Wsshington.
p: G. and should be plainly marked Proposals
Bonds In a sum equal to the amount Of the con-
tract signed by the contractor and both of his
suarantsrs will be required of the successful bid
der or bidders upon signing the contract.
Bla Ak FERNS Of bids guarantees, aud bonds may
All proposals received snder this advertisement
will be opened and examined 1T this ONCE on We'd
nesday and Satur day of each week At II m. Bid
ders are respectfully invited to be present st the
opening of bidsf they desire; Fl RUoKER
feas.tf Brig GenT and Quar- term aster.
CHIIF QUARTERMAsTERB 0FFIoH,
WAsHIEGroN. D. O., January 4, 1884:
All dealers in Drugs, Hardware. Lumber, Leath-
er, ONCE Furniture, Harness. and Ssddlery, are re-
eueeted to send to this effee, on MONDAY of each
weeksa sealed proposal or list in dnpticate. Of the
articles they prepared to furnish this Depot
At short notice, with the price Of each marked in
plain figures so that. in ease the exsences OF the
tanned without delay, aud at the lowest price
Dealers wishing to sell to this Depot viii be re-
quired to furnish the list punctqally every Monday
morning Bris.dier GENT and eSief .. H..
ian 5n Depot Of Washington.