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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-10

nitpu uub Buffen, bic Eserabe bon Gualanb ge'
fcnlmen paret, tegab 1fb nab Sheridan nnb
Bort 9nolcn, tpnnte oter nidt itber ben
Wdlitiiippi tOmmeu, Der 8auonenbpote Sartfprb
nnb Mlbatrpb tpegtl. Gr erbielt baltn bier OiO<
nate ilrlanb nad europa unb wurpe ua6 ieiner
&itdfebr nab Iu9uita beprbert, nm @efaugene
uad' Anper mi lie Su bringcu.
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Gine ieItent @tleoenheit.

Cine leltene 8elegenbett.
@tne Jdrn ern % Eder, lte0eno III br Cooperation ton
.. G., 1T btnis iu %U.rtauftn. guf Der Garm
tehncet fh etn nod ueuts Srtttertaus nit 7 8 ntmerr un6
eine aets pumpe. frrie fhUrt ecrdumiet e tanun8en. uebera
taupt ia ttr plat auf ee 8eiie eIuRert6tft unc III nr ees-
tatb binie J, rsrfaufsa. bd Der e:senttuner einen 8r6ssrn
uteruommen Rat. I'm ndtere 4ustunit Tente man
It'd on 5. ! Nttbfelbt, 400 9 StI. lesl0l
gu pertaufen.
gtn gut s~sItesn,r Gtesrrenfrre TT biGts iue ~ptrtduen, ia
ter @i0entbumer sefrnreu 1T, Elm dnterts C5ef6dtt su nber.
@Iatiufrastn bet s. s. Risbicitt. 421 8 Ctr. tnsf
3u pertaufen.
Is ader eutes Edrrn.2nnb unb 2 9rtS. % BrB grrnt unb
Zoe guE tief Iitstno in Gsrmentd grtters Grunts, genn.
fplpanta, III Fiaie Su rerfaufsn, "a fer &teentbiimsr etirn.
men TT. rad eem e rfen gu stbtn. NaGdufTa8en lei S I.
Niebfeltt, 420 g ctr. (7gtpp2p)
@a{btesaton SurnOerein.
SdiQer'8 @Sbnrt8tag.
sGe Wltteliebsr fub erfutt 5reius, 10. gtDSt abepbs 8
ubr gu elmer w~urttgen 8eter III her Gurnbaae fh etniufnbrn.
gtiGt Gurner f6nren ttnBt fdtrt irtreen. &lntrlttsterttn
fir t~ieItlten linb BET lem unit: ;etdntten Gefausltub su
baken.
sol Gerbarbt, sDebtr, @dser$.
hutbd6 pstrntGur
HS Spnrtas, IL Nrp, @rtra 0entral.serlamnIune,
ipriu Elm jtirr au eri6e:rtn erfddt TT.
9Of. Gtrtarbt, ]. SPrtasr.
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Reorganization Der reanlaren Mrntee.

!, :S1 ben b6bern WIlttirtreiien 81 Malbingt0H
beIhdfttgt man ii6 9eacnmdrtig nit elmer 0fecr<
9antIaticn III Der regulGreu Qrnee. Dielelbe iou
anf $4,000 Wfant rermebrt merben, inbem ibr
meltere p NeBlnltnter Snfanttrie, 8 Iieginlenter
Gapalerie uno 2 0eginlenter Nrtiierit binSugefii1t
tperpe1. Die Stdbe bagegcn icuen ni6t rergrEs
bert merben. Die @ebalte Der Offi5ier. lolltn
6nrAaebel0 reblBirt perbe1. rnb srnr ipie folAt:
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AuftlpnszWertauf BON 9Oipitalz @igentbum,

sS, NEeierunee Ocrtaaf.
80 eGlas. gsrfauf BON
Neoiertngs=Y ferben unb MauleleIn.
8 nera.aulrft rmriGt (. Office
Arlington .. G.. 81 DIT. 1885.
gBdErenb bt5 Ylpnots U pbt m Sc T rtroen All ben rndbe-
pldben unb Edlen aus otentlt9er Nuettrn an Zen
aa.tItbietsnS:a psriaaft nan'it8;t ~
Statt Aep Nprt-Dttnfds ie6s Qpr6e 100 @ftr6, tdsli4
Epnuerfaa i.bs U'e6e leo Ulsulefel tdeI.
9ennfpIbanter
100 pf.rSt tdsIt9
GemRas, iete gBpte 100 WtaaItisI y
Sarriaturs-Dterfoe 100
100 Sfrse tasGs&
Observation-Disclosures Rep.7 100
Observation-Disclosures 10 Rt5. Zoe =
gpt~tsOtne-6reitae, IL. Npo. 100
&ttfer, Gtlara,e Gp.-Wt.pr6, -. NsS. lOo Vftree
Gttu5rtat-4pnntraoa 16. Npo. 1eO
Dcnnetf g, 80. NsS. 100 =
DsnuetfaS Hs 5rettas, %. uo "a. WeS
100 MSuIefd
Delaware.
DtImtnstpn-DttnHas bt Dp@t 100 D'erts tasIta
Jrettas cleo WlauleieI =
RarsIauh
2alttuture-EPthps&, Is. Gov. 100 gftrst
WhttroA. 29. gps. 100
0teSbprp,D 6.
SirHa1 unb Dpnnerfde ieb, g0phe 100 gferbe tdet1
,Retre @erfdu { ben W4dulseIn firsent In gob ne;onirdtt
Arf pbeuseraurten Sutt rren rerben 'dmmtItte @srofr-
rtmenls. I5teee cej tduft. G0ufsr irgtfn bebtalb BON ltefes
Lester 6elseenttit su fdufen, tsGbrdu6 rid1en
1trfdufa Spr @ruosrr nsnts &b,ertn trt Wften fh tI
ZEN tsrtiFtn anti 6su .Settunaen an 'eStte..
Ole biere rerser etnseln BERT nft.
Die 8etfSufs hegtnn n INT 10 nhr y. vi.
Gettnsunsen; tdnr tn O Icrrnsrttrtssfle:
SdmeSA u. & &tn,
bres Stte. General In Charge l. DtpftpH.
(rF27-neb3O) c. ID @. 9.
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mas Capt. and Asst. Qua' tsrms
PROPOSALS. FOR DEAD HORSES.

Quar-, ,,aqster Generals 06ies Nra pirision,l
Washington Ctty, ID. C.. March L. ldot, )
aledSproposals will be received at this Off GO
until u Clock on SAT- RDAY, March Is 1858, for
TIE purchase of al horses that may die or BE- led
at the Ges boro' Depot near Washington, ID. G {,
within the next twelve months succeeding the date
OF the letting of the con ,rsgt.
TIE horses will he delivered at certe@n desig
nsrec spot to be fixed by t,s United States.
The animals to be removed daily, and con
veyed f-r enough from the limits of the depot to
avoid all nuisance. either to the depot or the resi-
dents in the vicinity.
Payment will be required in Goysrnmsnt funds,
at thu close Of each month. for all animals deliy-
cred up to that date
Bonds wi b approved securities in the sum Of
ten thousand no. o dollars will be required from
the party to whom he contract il awaEdea.
Each proposal must state the price per animal q,
sivr full sme and post Office address of bido err,
and be accompanied by guarantee signed by two
resp nsihe persons and certified by some United
States officer or responsible person known TO this
office and aso by the Oath of allegiance, signed,
STAN ped and duly attested.
This Office reserves the light 10 relect any or all
bids u at may be offered.
signed Washipgte n. d. O, and he plainly married
on the envelope, "Propo'als for Dead Horses"
JAMES A. EKIS,
Colonel in charge First Divisian
Fla ltd O N Cfsparal's Once.
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OF FICIAL.
The First Cerps-Notice 70 Veterans.
HRADsUARTYRs FIRST CORPS,

HEADQUARTERS FIRST CORPSs
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Dec. "a. iSs4.
Veterans desiring 70 enlist in tse LIST army
Corps, should report IN person at the once OF
CO. &. T. Johnson, Soldiers Resi-, Baltimore
ana ohio Railroad DEP OF, Washington, u.
Any Veteran who has served two years, nav
been honorably discharged, ana u pnysicaiiy
qualified, may enlist In the Corps Tor one, TWO
or three years.
Those enlistinz will receive from the Gov
eminent n bounty of $500 rs soon as they are
mus tered in, and, in addition, the regular In.
staIments from the Government, in proportion
n the period Of enlistment, as follows: 9lG0 for
one years service, one-third paid on enlist
nent; S2fHi for two years. service, one-third on
Enlistment; 5000 for three years service, one
third on enlistment
They will be credited to the quota OF the
district in which they or their families may be
domiciled and will, therefore, be entitled 70
local bOunties
Free transportation will be furnished them
to Washington by any Provost Marshal.
The best arms in the possession OF the
Government will be furnished these troops,
and they will he allowed to retain their arms
when honorahly discharged.
Headquarters Major General HANCOCK :-l5S
street. between 18th and 20th streets.
Office of the Board for the Examination OF
Officers :-Brigadier General John r. Brooke,
president, lag q street. between 10th and Doth
streets.
BY order OF Major General Hancock.
FINLEY ANDERSON,
dec 7.u Assistant AdiutaDt General.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY
~ WAsHIssros D.cer, Der Is, 1854.
Ia u - c -

" "AsHis9rOs. D-cem DER 10, is64.
o. y - 60 -
ger Trains between Washington and s.iti~"r"
VII ne run rRxIks Movlse NORTH.
RIsBs r aslnsr, wa'Anston
No. 2-NEW YORK. PEILABELPHIA EX
PREssLeavs Wshinst 30 A. ". Arrive at
Phiadslphi. as ~. New ysrk $50 P. n. No
No. s-BALTIaoRe It WzaTsRN TRAIN
son, eann.atns Relay xs ss IAN
for the West. and reaching baltimore at 1000
No. NAV YORK MAILFRAIS-Lsavs wash
, nv. 1psiisdsiohi. s:s' T.. NJ" YORK 1000
No. s-BALTIMeRE TRAIN AND WAY STA
TIOEs-L-ave Washington 800 P, NJ, connect
ing at Relay with Frederick train. Arrive st Bal
No. 8 aALTIMgks ,GoMNUTATIoH. AND
Pg1LADELpaia TRAIN Ths
train stops At Blaoensburs. B=ltsviie, Laurel sad
Annapolis junction oulv.
ssssTSN AhsAsS NEW 6 So A
Arrive Arrive At NJ. York Zoo a. " Ms!is snd Pas.sn:
aa West No ,oI 9s
Gov srr m emit orders to insure the mails
No e-BALTIMORE& HARRISBURG TRAIN
Leave Washington 6:4a P. N. and arrive at Bslti-
No s-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
WESTERN TRAIE-Lesve Washing too at 2 80
M; stopping at Re az House f-r " estern passen-
GERS 10 take Express Train for Grafton, Wheeling,
Parkersturg. and all points in the West. Reaches
New Yerk at 6:13 AM
FOR ANNAPOLIS the connections Will be made
nth the s:I5 A. n. and ths 3 and 1870 P. N. from
Wasbin etop No trains to or from Annapolis or
Sunday.
THE ONLY TRAINS From WhSaINGT0N
for passengers on Sunday are the 81 and il:lo
A. N. and P. M: for Bait more, and 10 P. M
for Baltimore, Philade lphis.' and the West. and
the P. N for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETS o the West, as we'll as to
Philad phjs, New York, or Boston, can be had at
the Station Ticket Office at all h"urs he day. as
veil "a at Office in the American Telegraph
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, between 41a and
OK will be checked aall hours-also for
tbTonso points TO save trouble and confusion at
the A. nsrture of he trains, 49, -.
AIIPASsEHGERS,w VIII. Their soldiers or citi zens,
are politely but earnestly requested to respect the
rnIss of the Line establish for the general adj
yantase such as tie keeping of one or more cars
yely for lad and their attendants ana the
prevention of smoking in any but the smoker .
cars and also to make cheerful complia"se
with the decisions Of the agents OF conductors
In Tesard TO their seats tickets. etc.. especially In
tbe hurry OF starting the trains.
p SMITH, Master OF Transportation.
L. M COLE General Ticket Agent. dec ~
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STATES MAILS.

POsr eFFIcE DEPARTMENT,
WGShingtoH City, December Il, 1851
Proposals will be recsived at the Contract Office
oflhis Departing Mt until p. m of March 90, 1855,
ito Rs- seciJed by April lsl, tor conveying the
maiis Of the United States in Maryland and Dis
tIict OF, Colum bia, from Juiy |, 1862 to June 80
1856 or the route and by the0cheduie of depar-
tursR and arrivals herein specified, being routs
established By act of Congress, approved June 81,
1864
No. 1924 From Brookville, Maryland, by 0lney.
Eustor, Silver Spring. go z. o., and
Brishtwood; d. q, to Washins ton, "a miles.
and back. six times . week.
From May 10 Dsosnjerl
Leave Brookviie daily, except sunday, atJ50
4. n.
Arrive st Washing ton by 10 80 A. II.
leave Washington daily, except sunday, at
M.
Arrive at 4rookville by SP. NJ.
From Dacs,n Der / TO Mas l.
Leave Broskvills daily, except Sunday. At 4.
NJ.
Arrive at Washington by II A. nj:
Leave Washington daily, except sunday, at L.
Arrive at Brookvills by 6P.M.
For form of proposal. guarantee and certificate,
and laws, Instructions, &c. III relation te con
tracts, bidders are referred to the pamphiet ad-
vsrtseRsnt of this date, to be seen at the offices
of Rockville and Washington; and at the 0spa7t-
Dent. W DSNHtSON,
feb To- aw4w Postmaster General.
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PROPOSALS..
DhOPOSALs FOR FLOUR.

Ueses Dss'o! Com rHiSsa,. CT S1.5sittsa-e.l
HdShi~ stna Marsh .. 1875. !
Sealed Proposals. Ia Gu piicate. are nyit-d il
Msrrh II, 1885 st u O'Clock m, for furnishing the
Subsistence, DepaI tmrpt With
THEE THOUSAND q 01a) BARRELS OF
PL0Ck
The pyorneaiE will bA for What is known at this
Depot as Ms /, aod 3, Az bids will he enter
tai, ed Tor anr quantity l. So than the whole.
Bios 1us- be 10 duplicate. and for each grade CD
81 parate shs cts of paper.
I ne delivery of the Flour TO commence with q
five days from he opening OF the bids. and Ia such
quantities, daily, as the GcTeTnTnant may direct
ii lvarsd AT the q. yeTsment house IN cor gs-
town at the vi sryess or railroad depot IN wash
ipgton. D @.
The delivery of all the Flour swarded 20 be com
pleted within twenty DAYS from the epeniss OF the
bids
P,sment win be made in such fu nds ~ the Gov
trbment Z, sy have for dishurs ement.
ire usual Government lEspecelsn Will oe N sac
just before he Flour il cs :ed, and mons wti os
accepted . hicb is Mt flesh ground. sod made on
Wheat ground in the vicinity y here man fsctursd,
mi. SIS of very superioG quality.
. The Flour 10 he delivered in oaH barrels, head
tib5d. $500.
Ap oath of allegiance must accompany the bid OF
srch bidder WIN not the oath iie IN this
cfee, and DC lid will be terrain 4 from psrti-s
WHO have eTiously faiiet TO conf iv with their
bids or from bidders not present to respond.
Government reserves the right to REJECT any bid
for cause
BIDS to he addressed to the undersigned, at No.
223 street, endorse ed " FrGposas for Flour."
e. T. BRIDGES,
mi-St Captain, O y. V.
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AN UEnkRsIzBD LKGIsLAToR-A Parkers-
burg West Firginia) paper says that several
members OF the Legislature took the cars al
Grafton late on the evening OF he 10th uit. for
Wheeling, and among the number was a Mr..
g., OF somewhat large proportions. and Mr..
ID CT propOrtionate undersiZe These two, the
stalwart Mr.. e., and the smooth faced Mr. d.,
took a berth together. il seems, in a sleeping
car. The little man laid behind and the good
patured, waggish Mr.. e., before. Mr.. d.. was
soon sleeping and snoring furionsly. Mr.. G.,
more restless under the legislative bnrndes,
koon arose and was sitting by the stove " hen
an elderly lady came aboard and desire d q
sleeping berth. "Ail right, madam" said Mr.
O., III took berth with my son, and you can
occupy my place III that berth where my little
heyis sleeping" Taking &. at his word, the
lady disrobed and laid down with the boy.
After r quiet repose OF some time, the boy, MI.
D., became restles for some cause, and began
TO kick around, TO the annoyance Of the old
lady. So in a maternal manner she pattsd the
boy on the back and said "Lie stlll sonny: pa
said might sleep with you i'-ssH-l and d-n,"
raid the legislator; "who are you, I'm no boy.
I'm member OF the irginia IIegislature!' 1t
Is said the old lady swooned, and could not be
brought TO till j. promised that C. should
be impeached. ID. sweAs the thing shan't
rest so. What action the LEGISLATURE Will lake
70 protect its own dignity remains to be seen.
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rmpo RrANF MOTT CEi

IMP OETAN NOTICED
BAR BRO, Corner 9TH and streets,
BAR & BRO, Corner 7th and & streets.
are otferipg their fne stock OF
CLOTHING MISUNDERSTANDING GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICESi
saR RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINsi
RARE CHANCE FOB BARGAIHai
COATS. PANTS AID VESTS efevery description ]
COATS. PANTS and VESTS of every description ]
An Entire New Lot Just Received
An Entire New Lot Just ReceivedI
A large stock of BOYS and YOUTH 'CL0THINH
A large stock of BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING
All Goods represented at what they Really Are.
AliGoeds represen ted ct what they Really A,e.
FAIR DEALING GUARANTEED
PAIR DEALING GUARANTEED
~ Store closed ssturdsss until Evening.
ia l7-2m
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.
IN BUREAU or STEAM EVGrsEEaISG.

~ BUREAU Or STEAM ENGINEERING,
Sealed Proposals will b. received az this Bureau
until meridian, March II. l555, for the IRON &c,
described in the following classes; each bid must
be msds Tor an entire class deiiyere st the pee
usual mar ner devasy to co nm ne a 81 IN me
days after notification Of accept of bid TO pro,
three months theres ter The contrast viii he
awarded 10 tie lowest responsible bidder, the
II II be deemed sxor5itant~.
contract viii be dsted the day the nOtcs of acce pt
PRINTED SCHEDULES and Instructions can no nh
tAired by application 70 the Bureau.
Proposals. must be directed to the Chief of the
Bureau of steam Engineering and eDdo rsed s'pre.
rosals for Materials for the Navy that they nav
be distn Rush he'd from other business letters
The foi,asipy are the classes required at the re-
KITTERY No, I-BoiL- Ion.
KITTERY GLASS No. 2-ROpnS cgd E7,, IT, -
5000 pound, best American Round and Pls, irr;
RiTTsRY.-CLASs No. ST Iron.
q 900 pounds best American Iron.
CHARLESTOwN.-CLAss No. I-Cdps.y
$500 pounds lngot Copper-best quality.
CnaRLE5TOWN.-CL.ss No..
CHARLESTONN- No
BOT ponpcs slab Zine.
-. BRookLYN:.CLi No. ,.-,Eoi!.z Iros, &.
az .sco pounds best American sheet Iron.
BROOKLYN. -CbssS Nc. 2-Roand, sq..1,,a.s
ns.ao pounds hes. American Round Iron
los $40 pounds best Anne riean Square or Fi,tIr 90
BRDORLHN.-Cf ASS No st Iyc,
- TOO pounds beet American L Iron.
BROOKLYN Cas- No. 4-Roil,r Rtr,,S
l0,eCO pounds best quality Boiler Riyets
WAtHINGTOS.-CLt No. I-EOn,Sr
Is go pounds best American RoUgd, Square and
flat Iron.
$50 tons best Bloom Iron.
WASHINGTCE. Glass No, 2-Piz I,oc
$50 tous best American Anthracite Pig Iron
TO- tons No. 2AHericsn Charcoal Pig Iren
WASHIEGTON.-CLAss No. 3-St.L
Dc co. pounds Round, Square, and Octsson Ca-t
Steel.
wAsHIEGTON.-CLAssN o,EC.pper.
fo.c0s pounds Ingst Copper.
WAsHlNGToN.-CLAs No. s-Tia. Lat and
Znc.
Rfcs pounds Lead, (pigs)
1ttO pounds Tin. (s'raitsl
s.cC0 pounds Slab Iidc.
WAsHlNGT0N.-CL No. 6-Essinser,s Sfoyss,
ko gross Wood Screws, spri ggs, esndpsper Als1-
he'll, Molssses, Four Flour Resin Oil VIZ
riol, Borax Solder. Brick Whiting
WAsHINGT0N.-CLAssN No. = Viii. Pine L,,,
beT "'
5000 feet White Pine Lumber, OF various tbi.,,
pers; dressed on both sides, suitable for
N6RFOLh.-CLsss No. I-Rosr8 Saun,, ~,
FIst ron "'i"
a3,tS POUNDS best ricsn Rouni Sousrs s,.
Flat Iron. ana
EORPOLK.-CLass No 2Pis J,o,
100 tons best American Charcoal Pig Iron
NORFOLK Glass Nc 9-Boilsr P;r.
,ke ponnds best quality BOILER Riyet.
1,o rounds best sgslity EEoke pipe Riyets
70 i: lsw4v
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SThe new anti. slavery rule introduced into
the Methodist discipline has received 2,5i9
votes, against l., ia all the conferences but
three.
ga Charleston correspondent SAYS tina
Fort Sumter reminds one of the innocent GRIM
tRal, who told her confessor that she loved 10
be ruiped
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DRuPOSALS FOR FORAGE,

CHEF a. oss Pr q e a 8
;sasa for sa1PyRs the
of these places, with Hay. Corn, Oats and Straw.
Bids viii be received I. the delivery of o!sN
OF Gorn Or Ost and 50 tons OF Hay or Straw
Bidder must state at which of the above named
points they propose to make deliveries. and the
rates at when they win make deli. cries thereas.
the quantity of each ar.ee proposed TO be deliver
ed. the time when said deliveries shall be COM
mtnced, and when to be completed.
The price must be written out in words en- the
Com to be put up in COED stout sacks of about
bushels each The SACKS to be- ' AY furnished
without extra charge to the Government. The
The particular kind or description of Oats, Germ,
Hay, or straw, proposed to be delivered, must be
All the articles offered under the bids herein in
yittd. will De subject to rlxia Inspection by the
vii Be a%arde from time to Tine to
the lowest responsible bidders. as the interest OF
made v hen the whole amount CONTRACTED for shall
have b. en- delivered and accepted.
PROPOSAL I With gu ar signed by two respon
sible perseRs that in case bis bid be accented he
the "e CONTRACT S for form the Sane with good and
sufficient sureties, in sum equal to the amount
in conformity with the terms OF this adyer-
tisement; and in case the said bidder should fail
betWeee be 9 said and the
next lowest responsible bidder, OF the person to
whom the contract may be awarded
The responsibility ef the gusrentnTs must be
shown by the official certificate of United States
District Attorney, Collector Of Customs. or
other officer under the United State. Government,
or esp0p sblc person known to this Office.
All BINDERS Will be duly notified Of the ptance
or rejection of their pro pos ais
Ire full rame and post Office address OF each
bidder must be legiby written ia the pro-
pnssl.
Proposals must be address ed to Brig Gen. D. ii.
Rucker, Chief Depot QGartermaster. Washinst
ID. C, and should be plainly marked proposals
for Forage"
Bonds in a sum equal to the amount of the con-
tract. signed by the contractor and both of his
gusrant RS will be CURED of the successful bid
der or bidders upon signing tbe.contract.
Blank ferns of bids, guarantees, and bonds may
be obtained cen Applicant to this Office.
All proposals received under this ad vertisement
will he epened and examined at this Office on Wed
nesisy an d Saturday of each week at II Bid
ders are respectfully invited to be present at the
opening of bids il they desire.
oh. RUCKER.
fe?h-tf Brig Gent snd usrtermaster.
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FoR WATER SUPPLY.

QEGr.trmdster's O6iee. 1872 Ptraa AraHHs,l
Warrington, March 2, 1855. {
Written Proposals sill 6e received at this Office
until noon Of THUksDAV. the 9th instant. for
conveying the water snd doing all the plumbing
work required at the Hospital corner Of Vermont
avenue and street. in t. is city.
Bidders can examine tte premises and obtain
pis ano speciGcalions of the work oE application
at this Office
Apoath Of sllesiaDce must accompany each bid.
J. ID BROWN,
mat Cant and Asst Ouar ter stpr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-08
IMPORTANT TO FlMALFs,

DIR. ESEMAN'S PILLS.
The eonbi alton OF Ingredients in these Pills is
the result OF q long and extensive practice. They
are mild in their operation and can ,Ot do harm to
the most elicsts certain correcting all irrsgu.
larities, Painful Menstruation, removing all OBJ
structiOns, whether from cold or otherwise, head
ache, pain 10 the side, pal pitation nj the hesrt
whites, all nervous Affections, Mysteries fatigue.
pain in the back and limbs de-. disturbed xIeer
which arise from Interruption OF nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement of q new era in the treat.
ment or II ssularities and obStructo which bavs
CONS Shed so many To PREMATURE GRAVE No
female can enjoy good hsath utless sse is re vuIar
ana rheneFer an o6str lctioG takes placs the ger,
FRA! heaiIh begins 10 decline. These Pi,is form
DIATE and PERsIsTENT sUCcRss. DoTT
BE DECElPED. Take this afver, isement n
EGMSTr Druggist, ard tell hin that you sreni n.
49, In THE WORLD. which is comprised in
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
have been a Standard Remedy for over thIrt,
years, and are the most efectusl one ever Know
Tor 81 Complaints peculiar TO Fsn1ales To ali
classes they are invaluable, tadueiag mir 90 :
fotnty, PERIODICAL ytgal7rlty. They are knovp 70
thousands VINO have used the at di fersnt pariods
teroukeoat the country, having the sanction ~
soiae 81 inc ost entH.at Physicians in Anls,iea "
rPktt utItfi6ns. Staitae 1chcn they should NO, bs
Hssei VIE eaGh Be1-tLe Price One Dollar per Boz.
OF boAeh lot 30 containing from 81 to an Pills
rms sem og m!ai!, promptly, secure from obssTys
ton, by RENTING O tt q Proprietors sA's
FOR SALE BY ALL DRuG4fSTs.
a.. dhoIChINS HlLLYER, Proprietors,
Uoo eol5,a 81 Cedar ST., New York,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-08

CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFI0B.
~ DEPO7 ~ WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON. d O., January =, ioe4;
an fMoNbAYY sa rs
week seaisd rronosal or list. In Duplicate of the
.rtces they to ius y this hb;DGs
Mai, snras 40 that in Ease the exgencies of the
service euire it, the article or articles can be OBJ
.iers wishine sell to this Del pot will be re-
cnirsd to furuish the list punctuety svrry Monday
nr,nrnine D. Fl. RUCKER
Brigadier 6enr and Chief Q. NJ,
fan Depot OF Washington