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- So aafe eles t1s aeil ril1ed tirs nf ihaae . o.
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aHfuts sE1fflI 81 aseFr fara iu l7sl fIirfrs
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4-elre ifa Eraslasi nf ltffelff ever tr..sn
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1ai - taciIla r D Aea lsls1s . = fnlf
adll~s faAta AtIHIh4lN = 90.
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The situation of affairs has decidedly
changed in South Carolina Dr.. Ciaraucs
TriFpe asks The HaiEonsgs Of the people q
81. Helena; his card twristen BY hisaaelfl
rays: nIie viii Be found from ie q. ld. m
Hl p. IN. Al the house q John Major, Esq.,
That John Major Esq, was formerly HI.
slave A paper called the lndependsul AZ
rican is soou 70 BE- Published ia Charieston
sy 7. Harley asd John Bonum, the former
8 white man, and the latter colorsd.
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Brigham keung some time since asked
ihs King of The Sandwich gaiands 70 permit
him % aend Mormon uiiszionarisa - tlls Is
i4nds. To this The Sandwich Islands Esere-
iary q STATE replies that ths Morman is-
Hes= sss subTersive q good soFernmsnt and
IN siolal'on Of she lars 81 the KingloHi, and
that Efforts % establish eoiony Of the Saints
tAsFs vi aes bs tolerated.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MKrRAL MEETI8G



Hsars zzrhori1sd = anaeuncs F.-o Hukf e !
e.a.idais ~ Aayas = lAo saauias Nuzieipsi 80.
We ere aalhor1ed b aaso,nss JOIN auaH
SMITH - eas1ds2s So she oaIea x AlaEef q
nAahNllla, 8 tne conliaz eiacton-lazt SafartaF h
ssptenbsfn next
WeaFe salkorIzad % azncuacs Capt WILLIAM
DAlfkR 81 . eaadi.lals asF ~ of1ce Il Magol q
salhlii.e, 4 ias eolias slecton-last aasuEsaE ip
aeptanoor aaxL y8 49,
We ere aufhou.ed . anaounca AHRkN MY4as
as claaaiaie ios Aasor q ths ensEias eisetioa.
iJ1o-tis
Tha naeais q D. D. DIcKKE, reoassl e. %
announce bra e. cksdi1zta Or NaFof. a the
sieoaoa q he ~ isHrari.s q ssP,saihsf
We als salhosias5 % aaaouucs y akTr
RRoaN. = ssadd1fs ks sisgeT. s ne sssl.as
Auz'clpzl Elac6aa. Us
Hs aro aulAosissl 70 nnssussaswn. CHAT.
HAA = eaadid4faeot. Mayor 4 ths apprea.aiag
eleeiiea- aagl-lde
We are auiholisse - aanouaos Dr. P. & WoOc-
WARD - : eazdifats ~ Mayer. hia eoeepl4ace
p : cal hatiag sesa putalaasd aasi-tas
Ws srs aaisoli.ad . sanorscs czpl. JOIN
DAaaIflL ss > canfidsis ~ naguE e. iho e1ln-
lns Muricipai sleeaoa. szEette
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DOCTOR MoGtlL-,
BOTaNEC PHFElClAa
IN THK TREATMENT OE DlsEssEs
1RQWNING HIm WITH SUCCESS
ufHER STATES, AH 1T ls -
RABHVIIIlE. fHlE EsSEH


For further information in regard to
the skiiiful success in the treatment OF
diseases, the reader is referred to Still
LK's THERAPEuTIcs and MATERIA MEDIcA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where You will find Dr. MoGill's name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis
eases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is guaran-
teed- With my general practice treat
the following
UkronIc Gases
Win satisfaction: Rheumshsm, Aneehoss Of the
Sun Limbs, PeurisJ, Pains, Ucsra, Career, GraTol,
Diseases Of The Heart and LiFBs, infammEloa q
the Stomach, HeurAlgA Kings Evil or Scroiu,s,
Deafn0ss. DseFSes Of the Eyes, Behilitaied Sys-
teFns, Dyspepna or lndieesdoni and Consumption
together with al Private Diseases ano
Itiseases of the u rinary Organs.
10 tko ladies'
All Anesfons Of ths WOMB trasind wish slcaesa.
Those Married Ladies who haYe beer 20 uaiora
naie 70 snscarry OF prove a1oriicn can b Carried
% the.r nj time Z found prszuanti hy gVfof 'a'
CAL.
Z
baaa aoi 10 hrng forth ID due saason, remeuibei
God has said you should multiply and rapienish d
thls is your desire y0a can consult me eifher hy
latiar or IN person. No Lady over ihliy-fiFe ysafR
Of age need make application Alicomnuai ioat1ra
~ iaalaT OF person strictly ecnAdenllAl.
Elgkt Emissions Cared.
foaue Man, alcp Deiose yuu farfhs1 70. u sn
Sissassa subject 70 Man, theFala 90 ieoase 70 haze
70 cure a. Night Emissions, and physicians a1a
scarca that understand treating az and b you car
saF that have cured dosens in tins city, a. vei g
lar and are nov vel cured bY ili6 J am diry r.
eafring lettera snd acadiac Eueaicneto % al paris
the county. In word. az that sze ee4icd ~
sny Way, and Vii eiss ne call, wiz W Hsts.
action Tor sil Of The diaEasos ment.oned thia ad-
gsrtisomena The hea. =. refcreneer 4 n ms
city.
DIR. MoGitks we
sluien fiToai. Rsshfille renh.
unuI.NV ai' fieat sith urnfsifit stt~a ts
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fMR CONFESSIONS ass EzPEEIaEoaef A. Is
vAtID.-Publishsd for ths beneft. and as q
csution % young nen and Others. y ho sulIaf
from Nerg0us Doeility, Pfsn4ture Decay q
MaAhoef, Sc, suppiyinR a ths sans time
Tho means Of sell-eefa. D. ons Who has
sarsd himsslf allef undergoing oonaiderabss
gnaeksEy. By enclosing postpaid al
dressed savelops, single copies nay b bad
Of he author.
NaFaaNfEL hAEFkIn, ESQ,
Brooklya, Kings Co.. n. Z.
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Letter OF Hr. seward te Kr. adams
in Engiand-The Public Debt Of the

Letter or hr. Seward % kF. adams
in Engiand-The Public Debt Of the
South.
The attitude Of the United States Govern
ment on the subject is plainly set forth in
the following official letters;
NR- sEwARD TO M. kDkrs.
DEPARTMENT OF srkTE, WAsurSsTox. March
Is, Is65.-Charles Francis Adams, ESQ. ke.,
SIR; An impression is understood 70 pre-
vail in Europe, especially among the holders
Of the insurgent loan. for which cotton was
pledged as security, that in the event Of the
restoration Of peace in this country this
Government VIA assume the public debts Of
The insurgents, or certainly The particular
debt referred %. Is is believed, however,
that no impression could be more erroneous.
There IS no likelihood that any part Of that
debt viii be assumed or recognized BY the
United States Government. It is proper and
advisable therefore, thst BY any proper
means at your command you should authori-
tatively pndeceive the public in ENGLAND on
this point.
l am your obedient servant,
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Olicers' pay areouais aud solsliera anai
statements, computed snd purchaaed ~
l0weat rates. Alao QuartermastsIs Com
missary and ordnanee papers, uads aP
promptly b. competent aad axperieEced
cserks. Il No. IS Nofth OAsrgy siresi.
BeFlsa eaaaasooD.
A GENTH WAITED Dor sTHR sEcaEr sEH.
~ NiC8. tbs Fi6ld. tao Dunfeor, ant lta =.
uaraIlAied eznara1ca ler eur yaala. fraqalns
through ne 1oata r. rs seese4 saWrF of ~
aiIribnna.R a aal ahoaad IL etIIIiH1 slezts, ald
he sNf than anf uthar work puhlinhsd. 3eai o.
C.FualsFa. AdfreEs foNHa. H1lH, CO.,
l1e v en- A1Test. cInclasa,i. uhioi
anals-ana-aks
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uTHTs INSTITUTE AIMS TO SECURE To
i Young Ladies thorough irNning n al that
belongs 70 a finished edueanon. osgnnlug with the
elements. and closing with ths higher phosophi-
cal nioFal and mathematical studles Of College
Cour-e.
Daily instruction is gwen IN French, Latin
SPANISH Itai-sn and German Languages, and in
sdiihon e the study Of Text Books. vocal Music,
plain ard Orlamsrial Needle Work receive spscial
attention
A limited number OF Boarding Pupils Eii be
adrnirie ed into the family Of the propnetors, upon
satisfactory terms, and the Principals assure their
patrons hat nothing shall be wanting, on their
part, toadyanee the RhysicA- Morsl and lnieilee-
tlia culture Of the y0png ladies placed ~ thoir
charge.
FoF circulara. asdreas Mra. N. 8. Parks, at the
Institute.
The school VIII reopen September 18th, and
end June Esd, for the following year.
New YoIk duly Siak 1865 sug0-2m-
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MssFOpolItau EaisrprIse.
CIR Kat GIFT SALE
o. ma
sEw YORK AsD FRoylDEsCE
Jewellers Association.
cas.sal.-..-.....---....... ............-.-ameo
Deass. sss n~.as,v.v
Dspps, SIS Broasway.

A. iElnlezzli sioaz 81 Fsnos. Wstrhsa, gtuslry,
- 80. etq.la. AZ g - soii 30 OAE DQLfAn
en- Eifnu1l rs Gri - Fa.1a 1ud uaf b. b. psid
i's ti fo1 spe sna. pa siii reeve.
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CoLokfz Co. beg % inform theif custe-
iure af their various styles Of Family and
foiiel Soaps, etasch, ard Cendies.
Prices eaFrsnt forwarded b. mad "a ap-
plieaiion. CoLatFa ! Co.,
Nos. s. s. John "a, New Yors.
fngvas Am
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Ohiesrs' Accounts made CUE aAa caahsd.
Quartarmaslsrs' and OFduancS aeoednla
promptly made np b. n. fompkina. sEls
MAJOR i4la regiment Illinois cavalry. or
fes cornsE of Cherry and Cedar streets, up
sfaira.
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Weara sulhnriss1 @ aanounas q. a nDaHE d. u
8 = ear@a1.s sos Aitslaaa q ihs fnire tasa-
4asc1oa lIest aal1z-,ay IN edptoaaaor- aaa-sd
We 40 saihsrssa . saaounee GEURaE a
kINNkf 4. czsdsdials of AidoralAat . .as
Wasrs authonnsd la.aanoanrs IAHE8 U0AN
- : eaaziid.ia iar Aldermen e he Thifd W.rE, q
We srs aalaori.sa % annouacs RoEkET
Fir,t Ward. NOcton lssi aaiurlay n sepiunhsi.
Aux stn-tde
John n. ALMOND i caad.dsis ~ coaaeil.
na N ihs Thira Wasd. Elscaoa en ths lsst 50.
uresy n SeP,enasr. a
Weurs snihcr,s.f % aanouucs Iso. ". Raanr .,
: acandldais Or Gouncllmaa % sepfeseat - fSeEin
aart, q Ne slsnias municipai eleonea-
Waars aethsrined 70 anaoaacs. e.s "a
Fihh Wards
FOR ALDERMAN.
RI CHKATHAM.
FOR COUNCILAEN,
JOHN LELLYErT,
y. H. KBNDRICK-
iy3s.dld.
weass asihosissa - aas0uncs - scAaahisis 81
councilmaz 10 he FiaA Ears
P. J. KAUFMAN.
Wesrs s1i1oriasa b Hnaouncs DR = 4 hAh
BERT IS q ssadidste ior eounolimans 10 The gh
ward
We are authenzsd % annouucs J. b RUST ~
candidats ior councilmsn ifon he aeFsnih WaId
augltls
We are authorised 30 ennoance cdAal.A8 BOZ
Firsi ward. Eiectss lasi astur-iag b aspienhel
Wa ere aEthor1ed % an1ou1ca Jas u halEN
Elr - caiii tlala fnr nounlrsz4 tsunI tha thsrl
aaid - chon last saiurdaT n seplemhcz.
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alaahrillR 9aniun.
WIN. CAHER0s d CO., Publishers.
The North and SOuth-Ihe speech OF
Hon. Thad, Stevens,

THURsDAY, sEPTEMBER II, les.
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EYE AND EAR

nsEAsEs q ne Ess 90 l=E, Ssrgoa. So
i J ten, and csncsrons Tamars' sIsaied siaA -
1191ssis1 rls1raET h
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South nashville Street Railroad
-0-
PAYMENT OF STOCK.
To Let.

DAFT Of q frat foor Of good Store, for so7ne
Shoes or Ha.s and Gaps preierred9 Add ess ".
Y. BOY SOD. p q anrle-n
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ArrOnKExs AZ Law.

CAMPBELL HoEWEN a GRoEsBEoE, Attor-
" neyz a. Law and Claim Agents. pmciice 10 al
the Courts. ColieciiQns promptly attended 10
slso CLAIMS against The United STATES and Vouchers
rollaeted zlhce ~ Eo1th Chafry streHf up stairs,
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.VestveRsag sue (
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DURYEA'S MAIZRNA

That reoaivei medal and honorable mention from
ne Ravei Commissioner. the competition of all
prominent manufacturers Of "Com ssrch7 and
lFeepared Com Flour 81 =ais aud ether countries
rothV1tit itstaudsAE.
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GnYarnnr RhnrkeY.

mis.issIppi conespoadsnce Of the cineiunaiI @
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NEW YORK.

Rrv. Isaac FEaaIs. DID,, l.. L. d ,...... President
MRa. NJ s. PAnBs. MISS G. =. FfaRIs, Principals
and Propfie,ors.
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oemmI..Ion and FOrxaraIng.
REAL EsyATE AGENTS.
WAL rAPER. etc.

NHERRlTf a HIlI,-Deslern in Wall Paper
M Wndow Shades, WiadOW Glass, aud Photo
graphic Material, corner Of Church and Market
streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-31

GENERAL GRANT-Itis not generally known
because II was not desirable until now that it
should be known, that General Grant, as soon
as II became necessary to prepare Sherman for
his march through Carolina, stripped himself
OF very large portion OF his own troops, in
order both 70 reinforce HIM and 10 strengthen
me Columns at Charleston, Wilmington, New
bern and elsewhere, which were to operate in
combination with him, so that the lines at Pc
fersburg and on the James were occupied for
the time by barely enough men to hold them
1 mis-, we admit, is circumstance which now
possesses no great military political import
ance, but IL deserves the attention of the public,
as illustrating IN very naked manner the
character of the man to whose hands II has
been the rare good fortune Of the nation to
have had the management ofits armies confided
during the past year. We venture to repeat
that there have been few instances in the his
tory OF war-we can ourselves only think of
one-of such discrimination and perspicuity in
the choice Of subordinates as General Grant
has displayed. He was no sooner placed in the
chief command than he brought TO the front
and placed IN high command, in the persons
OF such men as Sherman, Sheridan, Thomas
Mcpherson, an array of talent such as has been
seldom seen in any army; and they have not
been in any sense his creatures, the blind, de.
voted followers OF his own fortunes loving
MIN better than the cause or the country, and
ready TO ruin either the one or the other TO ad.
vance his private interests.of their own.-Nsp
York Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-31

~ Mrs. Gen. Ewell. who arrived in $, Y.on;s
last week, and was ordered to be sent South.
!s said 20 have taken tie oath of allegiance
and therefore will remain within the JJnion
lines
~The receipts of ,the Paris Theatres las,
year were little over three millions OF dol
lars.
SAn enrolment has been made in Chicago,
AND it appears there are 24,02l males there be-
tween eighteen and forty five years OF age
without exemptions.
~The Secretary of the Rebel Treasury in
forms holders Of coin that he will purchase it
Onuleht, paying fer II in cotton at fifteen cents
pound, or take quarter OF without payment
II the shape OF taxation.
One New York Gotten broken lost 500. =
GO on $50 oales last week.
IL An average Of $3.50 day ia paif, "A r.ha,
destrters FOR the muskets they bring in.
~Ihe Chinese are queer nson,e ~
MARKET. gentlemen at Canton writss +SSo.
neighbof OF his got his winter nrnrss snas
quarter Of horse and several barrels oS MS is,
dogs. VI quill
~ The Russian that little PATTI ,s .o,
marry has an income Of 81, 10000 a wear 70
~Within sixty years the English hav..,
nexed $4,000 square miles Of territory in inSis
An English Nobleman was fined the otn.
Or day eos for beating his servant.
~ John E Owens Is partly engaged 70 NAV
- the London Adelphi, this summer.
10 Cardinal Wiseman is to have Cstne.
aJal built, 10 this memory.
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Baltimore Markets, March 80.

Cattle-The offerings at the State Live Stock
were held over. The remainder were sold to
Washington and Baltimore butchers, 200 being
taken for the former city at s5.25 to s. per 100
lbs gross, for Sealawags, at $50 to $40 for
common to fair lots, and at S11 to $3.50 for
good and prime beeves. A few extra cattle
were sold yesterday for the Philadelphia mar
Hogs-Receipts light, but prices unchanged;
sales OF common TO prime live hogs ranging
from SIG to so per 100 lbs. net.
Sneep-Demand fair and prices higher, sales
being reported at II TO 131 cents per 10. gross,
Is - quality.
Cofee-Small sales of good and prime Rio
reported at 81 1a21K cents, gold.
Flour-The demand for shipment and home
consumption continues extremely moderate,
And the market rules heavy. Sales reported
TINS morning on Change embraced 300 bbls.
OHIO Extra at &9.s74, and 200 bbls. Howard
street super at 1915 per Dbl
Rye FiouroFirst quality inactive and heavy
Corn Meal-No sales reported. City Mills
Grain-Oferings continue moderate and the
market heavy. Transactions on the Corn Ex-
change embraced 1900 bushels fair and good
red Wheat at 2l0a215 cents, COCO do. fair white
Corn at 12S cents, $500 do. good and prime vel
low Corn at 123al2S cents, and goo do. Oats at
50 cents, measure.
Proyisions-Under this head were sales of
So hhds. Bulk Sides at II cents, and 10 hhds.
Bacon Shoulders at Is cents. Prices may be
quoted as follows Mess Pork at s3Oas3l,
prime Mess at S2saS29, Bacon Shoulders at
17k ale cents, Sides at 19Aa20 cents, sugar
cured Hams at 22a24 cents, Bulk Shoulders at
154a16 cents, Sides IT Il cents. Western Lard
In bbls. and tierces, at 20a2Oh cents, and Bal
timore refined at &c cents.
Sugars-Sales were made Of 1919 hhds. Sur
imam at ii cents, 100 hhds. Cuba at II 4 cents.
eli taken for refining. at four months time, Us
hhds. Grocery Cuba at 12a134 cents, and ~
hhds. Porto Rico do. at ID cents. Prices close
steady for all grades at quotations, viz:
Cuba and E. i. com. TO good refining. Il l25all IS
" grocery. LOCALE On
4" - prime grocery. :. IA GOALS. 80
Poto Rico common to good grocery. :. 10 OOal4 %
a. prime TO choice grocery. Is. GOALS. 50
New Orleans fair TO prime .OOGOaOO 10
Seeds-Clover remains firm at 81 25a&l7 rs,
nnder moderate receipts. Timothy at S6aS6. 25,
and Flaxseed at S3aS3.10.
Whisky-Market inactive and heavy and
prices nominal.-BaH. american.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
HFFIol BALTIMORE & OHIO RI. CO.,
" WASHINGTON, December ls, 1854

@Ms -
On md after Sunday, December Is. 1854, Rssss..
iii be run a. Sf oi, "ashinstoa ana 0Aiam0i'
ro.,-p 1k4fss News vss s NJ Hal,
s sss. Z s.isnsI. sscs Washington SIS
sSw Fssk PH5apEIrEIa .s
PPhiilsdslphi. 1:s6P n, New York $50 n. No
No. s-BALTIMORH & WESTERN TRAIN
Leave Washington Sis A. NJ. stopping At way
s1 tSs Tss sna Ma.
No. 4-N1w YORK MAIL TRA1N-Le.v. wash
-. PaiiadsiDhi. ssss.s u. ' Ne" YORK 1906
No. s-BALrIMeKI TRAIN AND WAY STA
ing at Relay With Frederick train. Arrive as Bal.
pHHf PHI TRA Leave Wsshin H stoD
tram Stops At Bisaensburs. Bsisyiis. Laurel .ns
Annapolis junction only.
ALsANg NEW S sSo lx
Arrive New Tor1 Mails sbs and P.s.sD
aa W ess No OF Baltimore
sol 10y this train which is limited in capacity By
No. s-BALTIMORE & HARRISBURG TRAIN
Leave Washington Gas P. M and arrive at Balti-
. WISTERN TRAYN-Leave Washing ten at 7:30
NJ: Gtoppins at Relay House fer Western passen.
GERS to take Express Train for Grafton, Wheeling,
Park ersburs, and all points in the West. Reaches
New Yerk ut 6:15 AM
FOR ANNAPOLIS the connections will be m de
With the SIS A. H. and the and 4:3O p. N. from
Washingto No trains to or from Annapolis on
SUNDAY TRAINS.
TIN ONLY TRAINS FROM WASH1NGTON
for passengers on Sunday are the SIP and la:is
for baltimore, Philadelphia, and the West, and
the P. n. for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETS TO the West, As we'll ~ 70
PhiIad eIphia, New York, er Boston, can be had at
the Station Ticket 0ce at all hours in the day, as
veil AZ at new Office in the American Telegraph
building, Pennsylvania avenue, between "A and
9Th streets.
throurh points, to save trouble and confusion at
ALI Ii PAssENGERs soldiers or eti.e n
are noteIy but earnestly requested To respect the
rnas of The Line established for the general ad-
vantage such the keeping OF one on more c ar
prevention Of smoking in any but the smoker ;. s
WITH the decisions of the agents or conductors
IN regard to their seats tickets, etc.. especially In
the hurry Of starting the trains,
wv w p SMITH, Master Of Transportatioa:
L. M COLI. General Ticket Agent sec ~
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The com bination of ingredients in these Pills 10
the result of long and extensive practice. They
mild in their operation, and cannot do harm to
the NEST delicate certain in correcting all irregu
larities. Painful Menstruation, removing all OBJ.
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whites, all nervous affections, Mysteries, fatigue.
psi in the back and limbs, &C., disturbed aleep,
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of new era in the treat.
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conHgned 30 maRy to a PREMATURE GRAVE. No
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eral health begins to idecline. These Pills form
piATE snd PHRsIsTEkT l sGccsss Sun boNT
Your Druggist, AID tell him that you rant tho
BEST and most RELIABLE FEMALH MEDI.
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
have been a Standard Remedy for ever thirty
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for all complaints peculiar to Females To All
classes they are invaluable, Inducing, acith eer.
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HCTCHINS HILLYER, Proprietors,
dec lO-eoly,a 81 Cedar st New York,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-31
PROPOSALS.
CAyALRY HoRsEsl
ARTILLERY HORSES

Opaytynrdstsy Generals Oses, ttrsI Diriston}
Vaccination Cify, ID C., March is, 1855.
HORSES. suitable for the cavalry and artillery
service, will be received at Giesboro Depot in
eRe6D Rsf,ss till MY 1865 BY Captain GEO $.
D MUfss IN lots Of twenty FIVE or more, will be
iss s Sd ca sai st6S Il Ms
Qusrtermsster, corner Twenty second and q sis.
All auinals to be subjected 30 the usual Govern
msnt inspection before being accepted;
Specifications as follows :-"Cavalry horses mnst
be- sound in all particulars; well broken; IN full
flesh and good condition. from stteen 10 to six
teen t6i hands high; from five Isl to nine ~ years
old and we'll adapted in every way to eavsry pnr.
OF ase II stll vigorous, sprishtly, and healthy,
Artillery Horses must be of dark color. sound in
all particulars, strong, quick, and active, wen
broken and square trotters in harness. In full hesh
and condition from six 90 to ten tlo) years old
not less than fifteen and half ls1a hands hi
each horse TO weigh not less than ten hundred ana
Mules must be over tive (2l years OF age, strong.
stout. compact we'll developed animals, rot less
than fourteen (lD hands his in full health, free
from every blemish or defect which would unit
them for severe work and must have shed tho
four front colts teeth and evelope6 the CORES
These specifications will be strictly adhered to,
and rigidly enforced in every particular.
Hours Of inspection, from a. m. to 4 .. m.
Price. Cavalry Horses, one hundred and eli shty-
Eve dollars $3.50; Artillery Horses, one hundred
and ninety dolls $780, Mules, one hundred asd
ninety FIVE dollars $3.50.
Payment will be made s 4 ME- once n jEK1Y
Colonel in charge First Division
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