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M ~ DICAL.
q PIE oIAiL orI7o1i

~ PIE AL lot IoIRl.
d. NJ vELLNY'sPntsis Hospital, in the Pea.
srAi Block, corner q seventh ana , streets. ep.
posie the Pest sbd Psssns oaees, Rooms a
and X mp stairs, Washington, .. c. .sas
All diseases Of a private nature treated In the
best scientific manner, and radical eures effected
n all eases sYPHILITIo AFFECTION, CON-
oRRHGA, oLgET, STRUCTURES. SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the rtsuit 90 yoLUPTUoUs
DREAMS, Of any weakness ofths GRSERATIyE
oRGANs from any cause whstevsry % how
long stshaipg, thoroughly aud .ridieally cured
also, GoUT RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA. and
other CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES.
MUSCLES. BONES. sud JOINTS; sCROFULA.
iBLoTOHEs on the PACE, sRUPTioNs on the
limbs and body, and ali other ERUPTIvg DIS
EASES ana DISEASES Of the BLOOD, from what
ever cause they may have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND uYFoRTUNATE,
No matter what your disease, let no false dSfi-
eaty prevent you from applying Immediately to
Dr. yellny, who Is acknowledged to 30 by far the
mos. SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the treatment
Of private diseases. Fear not 20 come and make
known your mitfortuRss,, and he WIN speedily
send you on your way rejoicing. .1 sr.l 1n
u sBLfiABusE, 80.
That dreadful seourEs Of the young, induis.d
10 when nione, DESTROY the Rcueratiya otSaA..
unatS them for married life, producing weakas--
Of tbs hack and limbs, loss Of animation saA
muscular power, palpitation Of the heart, nrr-
vous irrilability, loss. Of memory, mclaasA oily
habits, insanity, consumption and death.
YOUNG MANI In Wow Of the dreadful con ".
qusnees Of delay, do not fail TO mako your ense
known Immediately to Dr.. yellny. Your secret Il
with him are sacred, and you may eonadentl.v
rely upon his medical skill. .,.lrr' %. f.. ..ra
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~ A ID LIE NY

~ DID LIE IL " ,..
500 E M-o--S--A--L 200
TO NEW BtISb'ixd.."
Ssr5O0-6a
AS-BOo-6A
SEVENTH STREET,
DINING oDb FELLOWS NALL.
JAMES s. ToPMAM a CO,
HAVE REMOVED
Their Well. known Old Established
TRUNK, sADDLERY, HARNESS
AND
MILITARY EoUIPMRNT MANDATORY
To THEIR
NEW BUILDING,
sS-5OO-6a
RS-5OO-GR
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
Where may be found, Of our own nauufactore. n
most complete assortment OF every style u, I'd
price Of military aud cittieus'
SADDLES AND BRIDES.
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTINGALRs,
FINE SWORD BELTS,
with Tophan'r Patent Slide.
Sole Manufacturers Of o.
LANGHoLz's PATENT SPURS.
maNuiacturerr OF
LAN6HoLZ's PATENT CURB AND NOSE
STRAP.
FOR SALE:
b ~ EwBAF;K's PATENT SPUR,
sTKRL, Brass, and SILVER PLATE SPURS,
BUFFALO AND FINE WOODEN ROBES,
HORSE COvRRs AND BLANKETS,
..... BITS.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
., o.. b.. IN GREAT VARIETY.
HARE ESs.
PINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AND
BUGGY HARNESS.
FINE MN0LE GARBAGE, BU0GY, AND
RXPRRss HARNEsS. ...
sUTLKRs' STAGE, WAGON, CART, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS.
WHIP
COACH, BUadY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE
UNKS.
MOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND vALIsRs,
IRON FRANK TRUNKS
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND yALIsES,
LADIES DRESS TikUNkS AND BONNET
ARMY vALIsEs AND. PACKING TRIMS,
Leather and Canvas Pc ilisiruT Bags; Leather,
Canvas, and Carpet 7 fayeling Bags; Ladies'
French satchels; Toy Trunks, aud School
SAtehels, and every ART Iele In their line Of bust
ness.
RENE MBERI
e. BOO "a
az 500 ia
sENENTH STREET.
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once, windsPs tB4lahe, corner n and
Seventeenth streets. E.ftry Tax
lAhLITARY DEPARTMENT OF wAsHINdroN.
Major General Q, Q. Augur, Commanding
Department and Military Governor District
Coiumbia-Headquarters, Fourteenth street,
near New York avenue.
Brigadier General ]. A. Haskln, Chief Of
Artillery Department Of wRshington-0f Once,
with Major General 9. g. Angur.
Captain II. ". Smith, Assistant Adjutan,
asnsral-Discharge once for Department,
once, $50 Fourteenth street.
Col. 7. Ingraham, Provost Marshal Dis.
trct Of Washington, Fourteenth street, neal
New York avenue. .g
DRFENCRs OF WASHINGTON.
Lieut. Col b. 8. Alexander, Additional
Aide-de- Camp and Major Of Enginesrs-Of
Gee, northwest corner q Pennsyivanla ave,
nue. and Nineteenth street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Major General n. A. Hitchcock, Commits.
siener for Exchange Of Prisoners-0fice, No.
\ Is Winder's Building, second floor NO
Brevet Brgadier General William Hof.
man, Commissary General Of Prisoners-0f
Gee, I4S y street, corner Of Twentieth
| street, q ssifIlNA rNllAIH atts-l
Brevet Brigadier General D. @. McCallum.
Il
dee, $50 q street, near Seventeenth street.
Brgadisr General A. P.4 Howe, Inspector
Of Artillery, United States Army-0dice
corner Of PennsylyAnia avenue and Nine.
teenth street.
STATE AGENCIES WASHINGTON. .a
Lieut.. Col. Gardiner Tufts,
second hoor National Mtsihgsnocr Building,
corner Seventh aul ID streets. .". .I
Ohio-James G. Wetmore, Esq, $50 !
street. i.. ~. ...'.
New York-Col. Edwin r. Goodrich, 2s:
p street.
I Pennsyiynnis--oolr Francis Jordan, 4sl
| Eleventh street. ...r. ..... .....l.. ..'.frH
Connecticut-Rev william A. Benedict,
252 y street. ...U.. us.sI
Vermont-Colonel Prank Holbrook, ISL I
street.
MRine-A. Watson. 273 T street. ~
New Hampshire-Col Larkin Mason, 5l7
Seventh street .... ......... .. ..
Rhode Island-Ieut. Col. James 7. Bere.
dict, Room No. I, Washington Building, cor.
ner Seventh and D streets.
Michigan-Dr. Tunniclif, southeast corner
Seventh and + streets.
lndiana-Wm. H. Denote, corner Tenth
and L streets
lninoi.-Newton Crawford, Room No. 8,
New Jersey-Lieut. Col. J. G. Rafferty,,
252 q street. ..-.l, I'
Wisconsin--W. q. Selleck, 252 + street.
Maryland-Stophen W. Douney, Calvary
Baptist Church. Fifth street. s.s. . 2 -
Kentuoky-C. G. Pennybaker, No. Four
h1d.a-hAlf street.
IOwa-Geo Cowio, Fifth Auditors Office,
Treasury Department
Minnesota. y. Stock, Room No, g. Land
Office.
DelRwRre-Box 65l, Post Office.
SANITARY COMMISSION.
2i4 7 street, between Thirteenth and Four.
teenth streets
CHRISTIAN COMMISSION.
Corner Eighth and II streets.
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Pn6Pos2Lg! =
PRoPosALs ron FORAGE.
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SsuL.s DFgf ~ WA9nfHaoE, al b,
,WAaInHefoN p, e., Feb. q, 1885. n "
sisasd fer suppiylns n. Uni,sd states ossrtsr.
masters Departmental Washington, d. Q. Raj.
timore, Nd. Alexandria, ana Fortress MonFes.
Va OF either q these places, with Hay, Corn,
Bids VIII be received for the delivery Of 8, Oh
bushels q cora OF oats aud 80 tons o. hay, o.
straw, and upwards. Ii VI 10 h F-H
Bidders must state at which Of the above.
aud u, T"ss. S.y VIII u nss ss.
thereat, the quantity OF each article proposed IA
BE- delivered, The llnp whsa said dsilveriea ahail
be commenced, ard Nhea TO BE completed
The price must Be Nritien,out In words on tho
Corn 70 be PIT up m gOod stout sacks. Of Abou,
two bushels each, Oats in like Saeks, II about
lhree bushels each. The gaeks 70 be FURNISHED
This partlcuIAr kind OF description Of oats
corn, hay, o. straw proposed to be delivered must
be stated 10 the proposals.. Vii INA.
Invited will be subject to rigid inspection ny
the Government Inspector, before beink accepted
Contracts VIII awarded from time % time to
The lowest rsspesrlble bidder, a. the interest Of
be made when the whole amount contracted for
shall have been delivered and heeepted. ~ -
The blddcr viii be required 10 accompany his
proposal with q guafanty nigped by two respons-
crthey VIII, within ten days thereafter, execute
the contract for the same, with good and sunicient
sufeiies Ia . sum equal 70 the amoupt Of the con
tract TO delivsgth afti<es brop Ssed IN eJhfdrm-
ity with the terms Of this Adyertisement; and In
case TIE said blddtl 'ahail IAN 70 shtef into thr
contract, they 10 make good the difference between
the Offer Of aaid bidder and the next lowest re
sponsible bidder, or the person to whom the con
tract may be awarded. - ."' ..... ''.. COZ m.
The responsibility Of the guarantors must be
shown by the oaieisl certificate Of United States
District Attorney, Collector Of Customs, or any
other omcera under the United States Gov tramsht,
or responsible person known 10 this once
All bidders will be daily notified Of che accept
anee or rejection Of their proposals. ar -
The full name and post Office address Of each
bidder must be legibly written In the proposal
Proposals must be addressed TO BrigadleT Gem
eral d. H.. Ruckor, Chief Depot ouArtermaster,
Washington, d. G. and should be plainly marked
Proposals for Forage. - q .H =. ..fl. s. .U.
Bonds, In sum equal to tho amount Of the con.
tract signed by tho contractor aud both Of his
guarantOrr, will be required Of the successful
bidder or bidders upon signing the contract. u
Blank forms u bids, guArantees, and bonds
may be obtained upon application ut this ONCE.
All proposals received under this adv srtisement
will be opened and examined at this once on
Wednesday aud Saturday Of each week, nj az m.
Bidders are respectfully Invited TO be present at
the opening Of BIDS II they desire.
d. H. RUCKER,
feH-n Brig Gen. and QuArtermAster.
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DHILADELHHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
- BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

|
. TIME TABLE.
| Commencing MONDAY, Decenbsr 10Th. Of SCI
| traIns will leave depot eoTner IN Road TO-,
Express Train at T. O5 a m, (Mondays ex.
al wiIminston' PeTryyiIIs, HSsrc' 'SpIcss
| Aberdeen. PerTymAn's and Magnoiia
WAY Mall Train At 4 l5A M. SUNDAY. an
ceptrd, for Baltimore, stopping at ali regular
1 ststions connertInv ,.I,h nsIsgsr. r.iirnsJ -,
Wilmington FOR Milford, Salisbury. and inteTne.
dlAte stations. -. - :
Express Train at L Ian m IsundhVa az.
eepted, j for baltimore and washinston. st.ppiSy
al Chester Wiimingtan Rl,al p.ss.p,PP, ,ht
and Hayrr "a. -Grnes ''''
Rxpress Train at a 70 n m. Sunday. az.
eepted, i for BaltImcre and Wnshin ston s.onnln.
at Wilmington, Newark. Elkton, Eorthrast
Perryyllle, HAyre de .0Tnee PeTrymnn'. anI
Magnolia 80
Night Express at ll.l5p. IN. for Bultimor.
aud Washington, stopping at Ch..ter. IonIy Ia
take Baltimore and WashinVlon pa.ssngeIs
Wiltninpton N.waTk Rlktnp Na,tL.a., ~
ryyiiIs, and Iisvrc. Grace. -'A''' ''''
| Passenger for Fortress Aonroe will take The
s. iSS. m. train. ''' ~0A''' WI ''A' 'ne
| ACCOMMODATION TRAfNs-Stopping at all
stations between Philadelphia and WiImIpg,
'"f Leave Philadelphia a, Il, 90 a. M 4 o. 20
aud 10 90 p. IN. The 4. 90 p. N. train eonnects
with Delaware Railroad for Milford aud Inter.
mediate stations, WV
and :. 80 p m ' " . - anu y ~ M = |"
THROUGH TRAINS IRON BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at ~ nd "a. ~ and o "a
p. m.
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9eYplniblitia'ia.


UR BOYS ARR CUNNING HOME.
Thauk God, ne sky h clearing. ~
The clouds are hurryinr past;
Thank ood, the day Il nearing,
The aawn V coming fast. '....
And When glad herald voices
- Shall tell NJ peace has come,
Thla thonght shall most rejoice us!
roar boys sre coming homeiN
socn shali tho voice Of singing
Drown wars Tremendous dih;
Soon shall the Joy -bells fcngine
Ring peace and freedom 10.
The Jubilee bonnres Burning,
shall aoon light M the dome,
And soon, 10 soothe our yearhlng,
Our boys are coming home. ..g ",
The vacant areslde places ..IrN . bio
Have waited for them long;
The love light lacks their faees,
The chorus waits their song; 90.
A shadovy fear has haunted
The long deserted room;
But now our prayers are granted, at
Our boys are coming homel .. %
o mother, calmly waiting b..
For that beloved son
oyisler, prondly dating % H q
The Victories be has won
o maiden, softly hummiRg
The ioye-song while yea roam-- Z.
Joy, joy, the boys are coming 1908
Our boys are coming h0mol
And yet-oh, keenest sorrow
They 're coming, but not all: .
Full many q dark tomorrow
Shall wear its sable pail
FOR thousands who are sleeping
Beneath the empurpled loan:
Wool woei for those we're weeping,
Who never will cons home
o sad heart, hush thy grieying; .-.... DID,.
Walt but little while,
With hoping and believing
Thy Voc and fear beguiie
Wait for the joyous meeting
Beyond the starry dome,
Por there our boys arc waiting
To bid us welcome home
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THIS 1T TO GIVE NOTIOR, chat tho pub.

THIS 1T TO GIVE NOTICR, chat tho sub.
scr iber has obtained from the Orphans Court
o. WSshingtOn County, In the District OF 90.
lNlholi' letters u administration on The personal
ID. o. deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased, arr hereby warned 20
exhibit the same, with the Vouehsrs thereof %
the anllsoriheE, or before the LIST day OF April
next they may otherwise by law be excluded
from All benefit Of the said estate
OiNan under my hand this LIST day Of April,
lapo LAME MARIA BUSH
ApSia"JWH Administrative,
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nAYALRY'HORsEs
VI Artillery HORSES,

GAVALRY'HORsEs
VI Artillery HORSES
. a MULES
..1 ouARrERNAsrER GKNERAL's oTTIcg, |
wAsHINaroS CRY, March Is, 1853
HORSES, suitable for tho cavalry aud artillery
service, will be received at 0iesboro' Depot in
open market, I'LL May I, 1865, by Capt. GEORGE
\. BROWNING, A. q. N.
MuLEs, In lots Of twenty Ave or more, will be
received In this city, In open market, III May I,
1858, by Captain G. II, Tompkins, Assistant Guar.
termaSter corner Twenty second aud streets.
All animals to be Injected 20 the usual GOV
srnment inspection before being accepted,
Specifications a. follOWsI 'CaNalry horses
must be sound Ia all Particular; well broken
In iuu hesh and In good condition from fifteen
(lh) 10 sixteen u6I hands high; from ave (5) 10
nine ~ years Old, and well adapted in every way
to cavalry purposes Horses between mine ~
AID Tau uOl YEAR, Of age, II still vigorous,
sPrightly, aud healthy, may be accepted -
Ar,llery Horses must be Of dark color, sound
IN az particulars, strong, qaiek, aud active,
well. broken and square trotters In harness, In
full hesh aud condition, from six (0D to ten aO
Years old, not less than afteen and Que half
Nossl hands high, each horse 70 weigh not less
than ten hundred aud hfty q, 0jO) pounds,
Males must be over two az years Of age, strong,
stout compact, well Developed animals not
less than fourteen (lD hands high, In full health
fros from every blemish or defect which would
unnt them for severe work, and must have shed
the four front colts teeth and developed the cor.
EosPopdiRg four permanent teeth, two in each
Jaw -''"0 " -
These specifications will be strictly adhered
To- aud Hgidly enforced In every particular,
Hours OF Inspection, from a. m. to 4p. m
. Prlcc-CAyalry Horses, one hundred and eigh.
ty-aye dollars NlS, Artillery Horses, one hnR-
dTcd and ninety dollars (tl90O Mulea, one hun.
dred aud ninety 1--we dollars (tlp5)
Payment win be made al this once.
JAMES A, RKIN,
Colonel IN charge First pivisiOa, q. N. O, o.
mhl6.taPJo
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ARMY DIRECroRY.
RRcRKrARY nR wan

ARM y aDhhECTOhHs
a.s SECRETARY OF WAR. .. ..
Hon. Edwin NJ. Stanton---0fice, second
Aoor War Department.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF WAR
Hon. G. A. Dana--ofiCe, third floor Wal
Department. ,.
GEYERAL.I IN .CHIKP.
Ofee-In charge Of Captain @. X, Leet,
Assistant Adjutant General, No. ~ Windsr
Building, second 6oor. ...... ~
CHIEF OF STAFF.
Major General II. W, Halleck-ofiee, cor,
ner and Seventeenth streets.
ADJUTANT GENERAL.
Brigndier General L. Thomas-0fice, War
Department
BUREAU OF MILITARY JUSTICE.
Brigadier General Joseph Holt, Judge Ad.
vocate General-0fiee, Winder's Building,
corner Of + and Seventeenth streets.
JUDGES ADVOCATE .ar.
Major L.. q. Turner, Judge Advocate, De.
partment Of Washington, &e.-0fhce, $50
Seventeenth street.
Thsophilus Gaines, Major and Judge Ad.
yocate, Twenty.seoond Army Corps-Ofice.
S34 Fourteenth street.
SOLICITOR OF THB WAR DEPARTMENT
Hon. William Whiting--0ffice, Room No.
81, War Department o. ...s
INSPECTOR GENERALS DEPARTMENT.
Once, b37 Seventeenth street.
BUREAU OF THE SIGNAL CORPS.
Colonel b. y. Fisher, Chief Signal Officer
Once, 1877 Y street. '"..'
PROVOST MARSHAL GENERAL.
Brig Gen. J..B. Fry-oGice, War Depart
ment. .. r...' -.
oUARTERMAsTER's DEPARTMENT. .
Brevet Major General NJ. c. Meiss, Omar.
termaster General-0fice, Art Union build.
ing, corner Of Pennsylyania avenue and Sew
snteenth street. .... ..
Brgadisr General D. II. Rucksr, Depot
Quartsrmaster once, corner @ and Eigh.
teenth streets
Captain J. NJ. Moore, Chief Assistant
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, corner Twenty .hrst
and y streets
Colonel M. 1. Luddington, Chief Quarter.
master Department Of WAshington-0fIic
5S4, $50, 53S and $40 Fourteenth street, near
New York avenue.
Captain II. L. Thnyer, Assistant Quarter.
master Volunteers, Post QuRrtermaster--
Office, 2s2 @ street.
Captain d. G. Thomas, Military Store.
keoper-OHice, 3OI II, near Seventeenth
street.
Captain c. II. Tompkins, in charge Of
Qmrtermaster's Stores, Wagon TransportR-
a tot. '' 'O'"'' A"o"''-soeonu anu
Csn,";n y An. ..,,.,, o-
,,ss,pn D. H'eu, h r Vuartor-
1as." ~, SI,s VI hi'er irahSPortsuoh-
N"'S' 'O'e o'A'n s'Ise'.
CAVALRY BUREAU.
,,. Era 10y com soImanSoi MAJOR Seneai Halleck,
'naeI o. osanIVmce, SoZ street.
breNet nrgadier Honernl James A. Ekin,
-" 81 P 'uno Anu inspeStioh "
W 80. ~" SuA''o''na''er o"ies-ou'ee' "'4
'''''.
suBsisfENCE DEPARTMENT.
prEauler uenerni James A. d. Eaton,
SomhlbshTy henefhf-Dmce on Lafayette
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VHIs rs no GIVE NoTIcr TUATl.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT. ,
= subscriber has obtained from the OrPhAn'
Sost o. Washington county, In the District o.
Solumbia, letters Of administration on the per
city, d. C. deceased. All persons having elAiIns
against the laid deceased, are hereby warned 70
EXHIBIT the same, with the vouchers thereof, 70
Tue subscriber, or before the hrEt day Of APrli
next they may otherwise by law be excluded
rom all benent Of the said estate. a.,
Given under my hand this drst day Of April
1915. ELIZABETH A. BRALL,
aPl.lGw3W AdministTatriI,
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~ II EA Ms HIP


NEW STEAMSHIP LINE or SCREW
STEAMERS
TO
NEW YORK.
The New and substantial Steamers
4. C., KNIGHT,
Cant, }. J. Mason.
JOHN GIBsoS,
.. E Capt W. c. 0eoghrEan,
Built expressly for this route, are now leaving
WASHINGTON AND GEoR0RTowS, D. c. -,
AND ALEXANDRIA,
svERY THURSDAY "Ip.m.,
New York, from Pier II, n. Il, on the same day
Freight received daily, handled 10 the most
careful manner, and delivered with the greatest
dispatch, at fair rates.
For Freight, &o., sPplyto
~. SNOW CO.,
Washington and Georgetown, D. C.,
FLOWERS 4 BOWEN,
Alexandria, Va, aud
wM. J. TAYLOR 4 CO.,
Rpl.u 40 Cedar street, \. Y.
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NIEnoAns.
|1S64 AMMAN dENEETs lS64
sNRWeSoRSIx LINES. i

y
If864 aARRAN DEMENT'S 1864
W,sYoRK LINES. d
fHE oAMDnH AND AMBoT AND PHILADEL.
PHrA AND TRENTON RAILROAD coxPAi
MES LINEs fsl .r. 90 yrHNg ~
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES.
FROM wALNpT, sTREET WHARF AND
KBNSTN0ToN DEPOT,
L VIII LuAvk tAa FOLLows, VIE. - Pare.
AGA m, Via Camden and Amboy--c, and
ASeO% ~ mSsn and j:;:s; "
New Jersey Accommodation, ,!.,,.., q IS
Al SIS. m, via Camden and Jersey City,
Al sa, m. via Camden and Jersey City
Al Il m. Va Kcn.iugica and Jersey :
- City-Express .............,......... 7, a 90
Nlsn., via Camden and AmbOy-C. and !.
a. Accommodation. ....,..,..,',:;,...; Us
~ ,. m, via Camden and Aniboy-C, and
At ! p. ny. w iKsiineioa and Jersey .,' -
n City-washington aid n Y. Express. 3 90
At "a R N, u. E EsRH'insioH ADd Jersey, ~
Mllhp. m, via KeusinVtoA and jersey :
Ciy-southern Mail. g. on
MlN Might, via Rensinston and Jersey
n sfy-souihsrn Express. ............... 400
eommodAtion freight and passengerD a..
''''' p Iet class ticket. ............. ~
~ a "a .elass ticket. .......,.,:tr I. 80
Tho SIS y IN. Evening Mall And the ]. ~
tNighn Southern Express will run daily, (Ali
Others, sundays excepted e.. .....-
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LIMBS.
Lave Walnut street wharf atfS and 81. m,
l2fn., and 2p, N. .-...r....- ..
Leave Kehsihgton Depot at II. lSa. m. q IS,
T. 70 aud As .. N. and ~ 80 q. m. (hiRht)
The g. % p. m. line runs daily (All others,
Sundays excspted.) I'M 'Ue
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES
n Leave foot Of Barclay street al a. m. and 2
b. I'm. w.. -'.,U -IFt -. -.'T4 III ,
PROM foot IL Cortland street at !, g. and 10 q.
n, I'm. 4 aud Gp, m. and " night
The Q p, m, line runs q. ily; Gall others, Sun.
". N. GATzMER Arsnt,
Philadelphia and New York Lines.
PnLApTLPHIA, Dec. -, 1898. deJl
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CWIEF QUARrERMAsTERs OFFICE

CWIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
y DEPor oI wAsHIEGToS, wAaHINGTON, d. q.
January 4, 1854. t.,..
All dealers In Drugs, Hardware, Lumber,
Leather Once Furniture, Harness aud Badlery
are requested TO send TO this once, GU the MON.
DAY Of each week, sealed proposal or list "a
dHpifedte, Of the articles they are prepared 10
furnish 20 this depot at short notice, with the
price Of each marked IN plain figures, 90 that, In
case the eNigencies OF the service require It, the
article q ARTICLES can be Obtained without delay,
aud AT the lowest priee. 800 .g.. ~. d. ~
Dealers wishing 70 sell 70 this Depot will be
required to furnish the list punetuAlly every
Monday morning. d. IT. RUCKEk,
Ja5.H Depot Cd Washingtous
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ARTIFICIAL cHEoPLAsTIC
BONE TEETH.
. DIR. =. D. sIGEsMOND,
DR.. 8. d. sIGRsMoSD


80 PannsyiNaRia avenue, between Twelfth aAa
Thirteenth streets, Washington.
DR.. g. calls the attention Of the public to the
following advantages Of his Improved system
LIST. The teeth Of his manufacture Will neNeI
cDFrods nor change color by any acids, and hs
three fourths lighter than any other. -.
ID No teeth or roots need be extracted, - ths
artificial ones eau he inserted over them.
Sd. The roots will be made inohensiYe ana
! never 10 ache.
4th. No temporary teeth are needed, As per
MI ,nent ones eau be made Immediately, therein!
nTa, ,erying the natural expression Of the ihes'
which, under the old system, Is frequently as
c5th This work has been fully tested for owe,
! Ave years by many of the hrkt chemists AA
| physicians Of this aud the old c6hniry. -.
| Dr. y has also invented a white indesI,u w.
bile metal nlling, with which the most sensllin,s
teeth eau ~ Allied without pain, aud can W., ps
| nm nerfeet s9und tooth on any side roots VIM
] will last through . lifetime.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
Wi, =. -oHious vapor. by Dr. sigesmond, ~
P.nn.,3- "a aysane, inytstor aud sole "a 'ast
-s..,,asy ivan 'aAssth iHEoNious laPoh mi
I-as,h o. u ghloFpform or kthr', az.
t-tlshIhg uah a, seat, entirely free ron "
hiis'x an AnAeSte a. >vfOstly harmless, VA
IuilatAilng effects, and p, 'Sani sensations aus
ing = quiet sleep, with plea
PtIiert insensibillty 10 pain >aulTed, a
Ihh best OF references given I'm drs
tah and examine for yourselves.
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