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DROP0sALS FOB MEAT.

Office DEPOT Co~MIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE, I
WAsHINGToS, d. o., September 8, 1855.
Sealed Proposals. OF the form furnished By the
undersigned, will be received. in duplicate, until
TUESDAY: the 25th Of september, 1856, at u m !,
for ell the Fresh Beef aud Mutton required for
sale or issue ~ the following places. VIZ Wash
ington, O.. Alexandra. va Fert Washington
Md, Fort Foote, Md Fort Whipple, Va and the
Government Farms, st. Mary's County, Md
Proposals viii also tie received for all the Fresh
required for sales to o@cers supplied from the
Washington Depot. This Beef will be Of the fineet
quality, OF select parts, both from the hind
quarters And the ribs Of the fore quarters
All the meat will be subject to a rigid inspec-
ton; to be of excellent mar ketable quality aud in
qured for the troops of equal proportions Of fore
and hind -auarters necks. shanks, and kidney
tallow not received.
In all cases, If the meat IL not satisfactory pur
chases In the open market Will be made at the eN-
ptnse of the contractor.
The contractor will he required to deli yer the
meat At the store houses at the places named ,
where he will distribute II in such quantities and
at such times, as officer of the Subsistence De-
paJtment may direct.
Separate proposals will be received for SUNNY
lag each or any number of the abovensme places
bids. ~ "
Payment 70 be made at this office monthly. for
all meat purchased. except that delivered at the
Government Farms, which will be paid for BY the
Acting Commisssry OF Subsistence at that place
All questions respecting quality and Condition.
will be settled by the officer of the Subsistence De-
partmept receiving the meat.
The contract will be made for six months from
the LIST day OF October 1856 or such period a. the
Commissary General may determine.
Bids must be endorsed Proposals. for at
-. and addressed tn the undersigned
n -d6
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DROPOsALs FOB FRESH bEFF-

Subsistence QTee: U. SA.. No los W Lonn5arda, \
Baltimore. Md September 8, 1856. (
sealed Proposals in In plicate, will be received
At the office OF Lieut.. Il. p. Stockton, 9Th U. g.
Vevalry and A. q. s., at Harper Ferry, West
virginia, until u N, TUESDAY, September n, ,
1876 Tor the FRkSH BEEF required for the sup
ply OF the troops, hospital. and officers at near AM
IN the vicinity Of Harper g Ferry, West Virginia,
and AZ near and ia the vicinity Of vino hester
west virginia, FOR six mon, ms from October Is IS
or such Iets time as the Commisssry General of
Subslstenc may direct
ne Beef TO be delivered at Winchester, West
Virginia, or Hsrpers Ferry. West Virginia. or AT
both places, and on the order OF the Commissary
both places
The Beef TO be Of a good and marketable anal
1ty In equal proportion of fore aud hind qns rter
meat, necks, shanks and kidney tsllow TO be ex-
cuded
The neoks of the cattle slaughtered under II q
Rieement shall be cut off at the fourth vertebrnl
JolEt. and the breast trimmed down. The shaDks
OF fore quarters shall b. cut from three to four
inches above the knee Joint. and OF hind 1uArtars
from six to eight Inches above the gsmbrel or hook
Joint
Bidders are requested TO be present to respapd
T. heir bids. snd be prepared to give bonds for
the iulhlne nt Of their contract
Prsposas must he endorsed distinctly g Promo.
sails for Fresh Beef" aod add ressed to Lieut
+. stockton, 5th United States Cavalry and A q
Harper Ferry, West Nirgi nta, who reserves
the right TO reject amy all bids not the inter-
est OF he United States.
Conditions, requirements, payments, &c, as
heretofore THOMAS WILSON
Brevet Lieut. Gel and q. s, q A
ypt R~ir VII.
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DROPoSALS FOB SUPPLIES

SujsiHshcs 0tiee. Z 81 No. lOj " LOMBARD 81
BdFimor., Nj, Sept 4 1875
Scaled Proposals. IN supliCa ATE. will be received
Der loih. I,56. for furnishing the q sun,,stsncs
Departu ent. delivered at Baltimore Md with
.i5) t0RTrEINE BARRELS FIRST QUAIL
1Tf NEW MESS Or PRIME MESS PORk
(Which TO be stated TO be full sailed, 200 lbs :
mel in full hoped OAK barrels With two iron
hoops: meat TO be free from rust or stain AMI 70
have Eetn repaCHed within thirty DAYS of ae
livery. To be delivered within ave days from date
8 coo FIFTY SIX HUNDRED POUNDsFIRs
QUALITY NEW WINTER BACON SIDES.
thoroughly smoked; to he packed In new bacon
herces and delivered within i've days from date
of award.
nleNIsIXTEEN HUNDRED POUNDS PRIME
WHITE BKA Ms, 81 pounds to the Lu eheI . we'll
seasoned en- dry; pache In good strong barrels
uyeTed within i've day from date OF award
eSO. one THOUSAND POUNDS GOOD
HARD BROWN SOAP. to be made bT boiling,
and only from good material, free from clay, sol
uble glass, or other sduiteratfon. to have no IN
pleasant odor, t. contain net more thsR Is per
cent. Of water. and To be we'll dried before being
packed Boxes te be bound with goof, strong
kerry straps. To b. delivered in e We d.ys from
date OF award.
Separate proposals in duplicate must be made
Tor earn nrttctt enumerated. Blank forms are fur
Di.hed 1T this office.
SAMPLES of the articles. except meats are re.
quIred CertlhcateS OF inspection 10y profes so al
pa' hers or tpspectors, other than the party fur
nishinR will Toe required for meats. certifying on
condition, and that Immediately preceding insprc-
ton. The meats will also be ex .mined aud passed
upon by parties from this office OIL the art Of the
United States.
Conditions requirements. payments, &c, as
For fur,he details. inquire of
THOMAS WILSON,
Brevet Lieut.. Col. and & 4 A.
oil
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
IL WAsnING CON. Jnna % lss

@ "a ~ - 8 e. : e.:
Trains between WAsHINGTON AND BALTI-
MORE, and WARRINGTON AND THE WEST,
are now rIn as follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7:Ol, 100 ana
ll:ls q. m, ana 2:45, and 40. aud 500 .. m
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, at zoo q. m and
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at GLIB and Zoo q. m, and at 245 and 4 as
p. IN.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave at 100 and $50 q. m, and 30 D. m No
trains TO or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave at 80 Q. m. and 2:48 and 90 D. m
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave at 80 a. m., aud 2:I5 and 0e .. m
FOR ALL PARTS or THE WEST
Leave daily, except sunday, at 80 a. m, and
On Sunday at 500 ?. m. only connecting at Relay
Station with trains from Baltimore 10 Wheelfse
THRoUGa ffGKErs to the West can be had a,
the ashington Station Ticket Office at all hon re-
in the day. as well as at the Office of the Insu
lated Lines Telegraph Building, 476 18th street
opposite south wing Treasury Department
For New York, Pbilsdei phia, and Boston see
ad vertisement of Through Line wv
w. p. SMITH Master OF TRANSPORTATION
N. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
oc 30 II GEO. 8. KOONTZ. Agent, Wsshini ton
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CONVENIENT HOSPITAL FOR THE IN

ST. ELlZABEIH. ID. August p, 1856.
Stone Masons are invited TO Immediately AXE
sealed proposals, addressed to the Superintendent
OF the Hospital stating at what priae per perch of
twenty five t25j cubic feet estimating only the a..
tusl solid contents of the wall laid. they will lay
the wall enclosing the grou nds Of the Hospital. ia
the same manner and OF the same sort If materials
that may now he seen in unfinished portion u
the wall on the public road The work done in
each month will be measured at the end of the
month, at the expen Of the United States, by an
experienced sworn neasnrer. probably by Mr..
John = Hardness and inmed stely settled for in
accordance with such measurement. The work will
tie overlooked as 1T pr ogresses by an experienced
mason IN the employ ment OF the hospital Materials
Tor scanolding, well as stone lime. cement, and
sand, will be furnished Gu the ground, and water
can easily be obtained by the contracto CEN
tras tors from good well very near the wall.
Proposals will be received both from master ma
soDs who intend to employ others to do the work,
and from individual masons who intend to hire
only isborers and do the mechanical part Of the
work themselves
The Superintendent of the Hospital distinctly
reserves the right to reject all offers under this
advertisement that he does not deem al vantageous
to the Government, and also 1t any time to stop
sny PORTION of the work that 10 not being done ac-
col ding to the agreement. an % dot
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PERSONAL.

KS l.: SMITH, 367 Pa. sveune. near 9Th
- nHeet' has great power as Clairvoy8nt,
Rest Business, and Healing Medium: describe de-
ceased and living friends gives their names.
hours from II a. m tO?p m. se46t'
NOTICE.-All persons having unfinished bust
y mess with the late " LILLIAN J. SToNE, IR.,
Hsq CAD 9htain Information by inquiring of NJ.
.MATTINGLY, Attorney at L ,w, No 1872 I'm,
bet"ten u and SITS. Init se3-2~'
FOL. JAMES T. CLOSE, q. 8 CLAIM AND
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
once No. 2, Washington Building, corner Of
"a avenue and 7th street. Pensions and Boua-
ties promptly collected. auT-Im'
ADIIs' FRIEND AND DOOTOR-An in
- trouble call. Business private. Guarantee
Satisfaction or no charge Call at No. 4-S lath
ST. bet ID and Z. Mad. GLEASON, Doctress.
JEREMIAH = BLACK. wARDH.LAMoS. c. F. BLACK.
LAW OFFICE
BLACK. LAMON CO,
Councillors and Attorneys at Law In the Supreme
Court Of the United States. the Court OF Claims
the Courts of the District the Executive Depart,
mepNr and Committees of Congress.
W1a- 4b- l4th street directly opposite Will
larof rdotel de lS-tt
-. ATTORNEY AT-LAw,
10 30 Louisiana avenue. above 9Th street,
ocA ~ WASHING ron. ID U.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs ron TOBACCO.
o<es Doe. Cenm,',sry % s.ss..,enss; 1

8&ss Dvot Conm,ssoYy Of Sshssaenes. Z
WaSAiasfon, ID. C.. eRtember5 1856.
eealed ProSosa IN duplicate, Of the form far.
bished BY the uudersis ned will be received at this
once until II elcck n. IN THURSDAY, gosh In
slant, Tor
5000, FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS OF TO-
for the Of the troop. supplied from this depot
II must be good soub article OF plu tobacco -
near - po.sible in single pooed puss, and OF a
quality Dot inferior to the gv ade commonly called
ka,y Piue." The boxes will be made of strong,
substantial wood, welt coopered, and each box 90
coptsin nifty 10, pounds net. Tsre 20 be carefully
aseertsi1ed by stripping o suhcient nnmher OF
boxes. The tobacco will be thoroughly inspected
by an Experienced expert, and bene receiyed
which does not comply IN qnahiy ana weight with
purchased +" Tax paid -
Samples will acrom Dc nv the proposals., and the
certificate OF the inspector selected hy the under
sic ned will be attached 10 each bill Of purchase
The nsme of the contractor ana dsfe OF transfer,
each box one half Ia be delivered within thirty
days from the acceptance OF the bad and I'll
mainder before the 2Sth Of October next.
wi ii be received in this city at either Of the
following places, viz:
At the Government Warehouses, Stxth sire ct
wharf; At the Monumental Grounds, Fourteenth
street; or at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Depot
Payment TO be sde in such unds o. may be on
hand for disbursement. upon the delivery of the
entire amount CONT acted for.
&c Set MAYOR And & & II q 4
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DPoPoSALs FOB SUBSISTENCE.

$40, ACGJ>T -, 1856.
Proposals will be received at tine Office o. In1ian
Affairs. Washington. II. c., until twelve O'Clock
noon OF SEPIEMBER "a, 1850. fer Subsistence
Tor the wichitas ami other affiliated bands of
Indians IN the Leased District, = Indian Terri.
tory.
The bids will lie az 50 mach per ration, q. fol.
lews: W.
pound Of Fresh Beef.
"a ota pound Of Flour, or, in lieu of Flour.
pint of Corn, Flour and Corn 20 Se issued al
ternatcly.l
.qusrts Of Salt per leo rstions
TOte delivered at seen points within the Leased
District AS may be designated by the agent sta
TONED there and oil articles to be i'm pected by
said agent.
The DepaI ment Reserves the light TO reject all
bids, and IL contract is entered into the rig hit
Will be reserved to terminate the same on th rty
DAYS notice, at any time after the sIst Of March,
1871.
Proposals will also be received, at the same time
and place. for renewing. at so much Der head
700 more or less. Of Wichitss and other ai atei
bands, from their present agency. IN Butler coun-
~ Il ansas to their former homes in the " Leased
District" distance of about $50 miles such re
moval TO include the subsistence OF the said In
dams while being renewed
au rs lAWtd d n COOLEY Commissioners
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SGardeners mind their peas, actors mind
their cues; but church wardens, instead of
mInding their ops" and ''Qs," very often give
all their attention to their pews and keys
e|It is rumored in Paris that the Empress
Cariotta, OF Mexico, is about TO visit this coun.
try, in order TO explain the real state of affairs
in Mexico. She need not trouble herself, we
know al about EN-
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
~ AND
LYiNG-IE ASYLUM,

LYING-IK ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street teircie, corner of NJ street
Washington. D..
This Institution has been established for the re.
cepfiOn OF patients who may be suffering from dis
eases peculiar to their and for the admission
.ueh females as may require the comforts Of the
The building is situated in the most healthy nor
ton Of the District, surrounded by it's own
Terms of adm ission From So to $40 per week
in accordance with the room required. payable in
advance. This includes Board, Medicines. Med.
ical and Surgical attendance.
MEDICAL STAFF.
SURGEON IN CHEF.
j. THOMPSON N D.
ia street. between 10th and 2lst streets
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
JOS X sAkNES, M. D., Surgeon General,
gGs s MIII,s n p Georgetown.
Ayr ?skEErT sf Meet Was Wasshins.On.
$h S5%%xS %%$fb. p Sas so9ss'o%n
Orders for admission TO the free beds in this has
chief at this o can & OF OF
OF any OF the Medical stat, and Of the Revs Drs.
Wives and wido. of soldiers desiring admission
vii apply to the Surgeon General, United States
Patients living at distance whe desire to come
70 TINS for treatment can secure private
+ II Tis.f1 g. the
= GIsLATIvE AssEMBLlEs: Gushing Man.
GopsIes.isnal MANUEL. Neii's Hand Boet for
kaf:xs TYS5Rsa '
10 aS0 ~ LIT. n ssT v o. sIooED.HAND
sale cheer. IsaN y. 6. xIIZiS01ST: ! o. ''f
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u ICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Pc
H TOMAC RAILROAD
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH
TWICE DAILY, tSsndsy O. N excepted.

TWICE DAILY, tSsndsy .. m excepted
The quickest and most direct route to Richmond
va and the South. via the Potons.
steamers from Sixth Street Wharf, EeE&
Washington. to Asuis Greek ands1zes440
kichmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Aqua Greek to Rich /,
mond " g. connecting there with trains the R;ci.
mond and P+tersburg and Richmond ami Danvine
Railroads. for Petersburg. Weldon, Wilmington
hHalelgh, Grsensboro'. Salisbury. Charl otte AM
Chester, s. G.
Steamers Keyport and @ Vanderbilt leave Sixth
street Wharf daily Sunday M rning eXceptedI at
~ q. m. and p m, and arrive In Richmond q,
z 03 p. m and q m.
THROUGH TO RICHMOND In SEVEN HOURS
FIFTY Miles Shorter and ~ Hours quicker thar
any other Route.
be sure and get Through Tickets via Aauis
Oreek and Fredericksburg, to Richmond, at the
Company Office, corner OF PeanA. avenue and Ct b
street, or on board of the boats. Baggage checked
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons will be 70
readiness to convey passenge 70 and baggage be.
tween depots In Richmond
Passengers by this line pass by daylight MMni
Vernon. and may have an Opportunity of visans
several battle-felds near Tredericksburg by stop,
ping at that point
Breakfast and sup on board Of Steamers
GEO. MATTISGEH. Supt., Washington, ID O
MATTHEW CLARK. Agent Washington
G. nj. HANEY.
apply GENERAL Passenger Agent.
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~ EW RIy Ek LIN

~ EW RIY Err LIN
The fine Steamer wAWASET will EAElAlN
leave WARRINGTON Oh every Fri
day morning at o'clock for CURRIOMAN Re-
turning, will leave Curri. 10 an at 'csck SUNDAY
morning, arriving at Washington earl that
evening.
She viii touch at all Landings for freigh. and
Passengers, which will lie taken at THE LOWEST
POSSIBLE RATES
For freight er passage apply to
JOHN VAN RISWICK.
General So per'ntendent p Y. Co
Seventh Street Wharf
80 Tn TUESDAY. the eth instant, she will com
mence To make her seuIi. weekly trips. leaving
NsshinRtoE OF Tuesdays and tridays returning
on " edne-lsys aud Sundays.
set-t JOHN VAN RISWICK
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WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA Ann
GEORGETOWN hAlLROAD
STEAMBOAT LINES.
EOR THE EASTERN SHORE.

The large, :tannch, and commodiou. Steamer
EE6saRbs SMALL 1..Ll 10 UA ai -: IL
No. ITO Light street wharf, cbe. dEIz.ez
tween Barre and Lee streets, Baltimore. every
? M, Tor EASTON, POINT. D0tBLE HitffS,
MwAfF t4II, CLDRAiS ,n0INT, W4LLACH'S
WH4KE, C4BLN CREEK, MEDFOR D'S
hpnIht; sna LLOrD,S LhND!NG.,
Lloyds Landing at .. m, Cambridge at 80 D.
m, ana Haston Point at o. m touching at the
intermediate landfux,) on Mondays, Wednesdays
ard FRIDAYS. '"'
She has file state rooms, and all other pas nger
accommodations. equal TO those of any other
steamer Oh Chesapeake Bay. se 5-tf
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RAILROAD LINES.
THOROUGH LINE BETWEEN wAsHIyGroN
Il PHILADELPHIA AND NEWYORK
& n@51Ea slszR H

L PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
~ eS
WAsHiNsT,N, NJ arch -, isB.
Trains between A.hlI ston aud New York are
FOB NAV YORK. witho-t change ~ cars.
beave daily Except Sunday ct T:3o o. m. and
,f6B NEW YORK, changi.. cara at PhiIasei.
pha.
leave daily Except Sunday at III, a m and
40 2. N.
ROR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily exec Of gu nday at 80 and lI:l a.
M, and $50 nd 6 80 .. IA.
ON SUNDAY
Leave fer New York and Philadelphi. at $50 r.
m only.
Sleeping cars for New York on 80 ,. m. train
daily.
1hroush tickets to Philadelphia New York or
Boston can he had at the Station ce At ali hours
in the day as well % st the new office in the H.
opposite .outh wing Treasury Department
Bee Baltimore and Uhio RailrO sd advertisement
for schedule betw cen Washington Balti more
Anna polls, anc the West
W. p. SMI1 81. Master OF TRANSFORMATION.
M COLE General Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. KOOHTZ, Agent. Wsshias ton.
oc Soft
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s '.". 1''''' Co.. q
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Builders, COACH, AND CABINET
HARD WARE
BAR IRON AND STEEL.
OCT NAILS,
HORslsHOEs,
HORSESHOE NAILS,
NUTS AND WASHERS,
WAREHOUSES;:
500 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
3O1, 3os. 800 STREET,
SIS and 81 OUIsIANA AVENUE,
WASHINGTON. DO.
all Vroers,
SOUTH AND WEST.
-
Constantly arriving from Factory, and .o,a q,
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IL kin . Crown of Wild olive. Papers from Over
look House. The Combination Fortune Teller
CravenS Prison Life of JEFF. Davis Napoleon;:
Life Of Cesar. volume 2. McPhersonh Political
Manual for 1850.
DsAAIA. Death PEA DEA1H.ro Roschss,. Bed
aoos7swEsf EHSb pRusn sfosS. n, St P.ns :.
sZls.pis .vs1ns, south side hs has large stock
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DOTOMAs TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. 4, A. RFTHIR,
s .ssVes Ashi9sson ssT TvF p; and A.!
URDAY for Glymout, Budd Ferry, e
smith Point, Chatterton Landing Nanjemoy
Wharf, Lancasters Wharf. stones Wharf Cur.
rionen Bay, Fexwells Wharf, HszeIl'- Wharf
PfDey Point, Point Lookout and arri "a A. RaIti
more 81 Q. m. on Sunday
J.B. Bryan 4 BRO Agents.
epI-u No. 343 PeunA ayeuue
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Lovers Legic-Edwin You see dearest
af.Iiow cantexist without his heart' and a.
yon happen to have mine, of course eanno,
crea:ure,-PuncA. 'N "'e"io
Last year one hundred and thirty five
mIraers We're reported in England and Waies
London. with population CONSTITUTING ahcn,
oLe ssxehtA OF me entire population of E1oIand
aud Wales. supplied eight murders he,ns ..,nu
se venteenth OF the whole Jug o1e-
hhotter doel has occurred in Hungarv.
va Siween two colorei braves One caaiea
canned the agerIeNed party 10 view nm. Nie
iht,r proper shade, for he thought u was me:
probable she Tas Niger after All. ''''
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HYMNS BRITISH CONsULs HAND BOOK.
Il ! volume, Loncon Mensch-Mapael Prsc-
tilue du Jonsulat, I yOlum. L-ipsic. De Casey
kealements CoDsulAires des Rats Maritimes I
volume; Leipsic lie Clercq, ct De vsll,t; Guide
Prsctiaue des Consulsts, 1 volume; Pare. Mo-
reuii-Manuel des Agents Consulaire volume:
Paris. observation-disclosures des OhanceIIeries
Ifplomatignes ct Consulaires volumes: Paris
De Cusey- Dictionnaire du diplomat ct du Consul.
] volume: LEIPZIG. Henshsw-MspuaI Tor United
States Consuls, volume; New York. The United
volume; Washington. Tuson-British CONSUL
Manual and Practical Guide. volume London
De martens-Precis des droits ct des fonctiens dss
Asents piplomatiques ct Consulaires volumes
Paris And many other valuable works on the
same suhJec on Maritime Law; on the Laws OF
War and Commerce: and On ether branche. of
Diplomacy and International Law, i'm ported from
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.

EXPRESS COMPANIES.
A DAMS EMPRESS COMPANY,
OFFICE STA PENNA AVENUE.
BRANCH OFFICE:
21s PENNSYL V4NI4 AVENUE, OPPOSITE
WILLARD'S.
GREAT EASTERN.
NORTHERE. WEsTERN, AND SOUTHERN
EXPRESS fORWARDEBS.
Merchandise, Money and valusbles OF all kinds
Forwarded with dispatch TO all accessible sections
OF the country.
COLLECTION OF NOTES, BRAFTs, AND
BILLS
Made IN accessible parts OF the United States.
G. y. DUNN, Agent,
NH 26-t Washington. ID. q.
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WHAT TEE SURGEONS sAYOF THE sAMAI
lTANfS LEMEnIES

"PosT HOSPITAL, FORT Ma RsHALL, Baltimore.
Md, Feb. %, 1864 II have great satisfaction in
stating that have used The Ssnraritah Remedies,
for Neneral diseases in tts most customary forms:
that have used them with Iud gment, discretlen
and properly, end, have found them r. spond 10 INV
antici pations promptly and erectually Knowins
their composition, have the fullest con 6dence IN
their efficacy, and far my use Of them extsnds
4 recommend them strongly,
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DURE OLD PORT WINE

have received from the private stock OF a we'll
known aud honored citizen mort supply of pure
and frst quality PORT WINE, "Alte Douro
1877 "
This vine has been known to me several Years,
and lite effects upon persons suffering with all
meuts incident to the season have been very bene-
fCisl.
Ii il ordered and recommended by physicians,
and an be relied on In every psrticular
W. BURCHELL.
corner 18th and streets,
~ under Ebbitt House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-08
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ORANGE BRAND, (Esryland cured
HtiTTIELDE WESTPHA LA, Western cured }
n W. BURCHELL,
orner l4th and y streets,
under Ebbiu Horse
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