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III
Paddy, lac. F3 b, " -
Carolina. good,
TO prime..... 9'1O alO IN
hangoon, dressed
Sota.".,."....... 9'40 aIO'OO
SAs,LT-DUTY: g, Sacks, Bic.
"a q l,e 20 Ds; bulk, Is cIs, Al
Turks Island,
% 0ush.."...-- a-4s
Liverpool, Gr.,
sack...........I'7S aI'8O
q Higgins. - a296
SAshLon's g2'5O e.
SEEDs-DUTY: Llnsead.
l6c., Hemp &c. ID ib, "a,
nary III D bush. OF so ms
ana a Grass Seed 30 o ct.
Glover "a D....-I9sIa-I4Iz
Timothy b bus-2 90 AGES
FlexAm. rgh....2 so a
SHOI-DUTY; 254c, 10 ID
Dp&Bk(c)Rtb-
Buckcomp(c)-'ll12a--
lSOAP-DUTY: 25 b cent,
ad val.
Castile........-.-'l65Sa-I6s< I6s<
3 p II Il Il II Il - (ZINN)&
DUTY: In Pigs, Bars, and
Plates. $3.50 u 100 lbs.
Plates ....g0ld 6'37 a6b0
SPIOES-DUTY:5R5Oc Ellb.
Cassla in mats
u ib. gld...-.- a-.52
Ging'r, RaceEld'l1 AK
Mace, gold....-'90 a 95
Nutmegs, No.
1, gold.......-'s6 ass
Pepper. Rold..-28 a-'24
Pimento, jamaica
(c) gold.......-'-- al
Gloves (c) GID 27 'a--'27h
SUGA GARS-DUTY:21Sa5cRlb
New Orleans a.
Cuba, Mrlado-07 a-OsIS
Porto Rioo....-'-- a-.l2ys
Hav'nawhite-'llAa-l2
Hav: B.& " a.
manllla.........-- AL
Loai."........"..-- A.
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THIRD EDITION
. il H O. u ~ Il A.

Gathering Of Ex-Confedero+ec,
Gee.iieorais at Re11 RED Sweet
Springs-Comments
on Roseorans'
Mission.
Affairs in the New dominion.
Etc, Etc. Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc.
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Sissel, gold - a.
Manila, y d.
gold......,...---l1 q -
Jute, gold.......- A. 6H
Amer, und'd l75'OOalSO'0O
DO. dressed. ..27O O0a29O'OO
HIDES-DUrY; 10 y cent.
ad valorem, geld
RGA AR Avraa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-17
THE EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAMS, &c.

Lord Floomfielc, the British Minister 70
Austria. and Lord Clarendon. have gone IN q
mission 20 Rome 20 request The Pope TO " - his
inf ucnce with the inhabitants OF Ireland for thu
suppussiOn OF the fenian agitation.
santa Anna and his companions ar sad - N.
very busily occupied. and some cnrious Do
NelCp-m sntS. with regard 10 his scharn - af,s
intricues, ara looked for.
In the Common Council Of Philadeinhia vp~-
terddy resolution was introduced thanking
the Senate FOR the reinstatement Of stanton. 10
gave me 20 long discussion and bittsr denun-
ciation OF the lstter bv the neiuOcrats The
discussion terminated by the hour OF sdlourn-
msnt.
Later adNioes from Rio Janeiro represent that
fIeelccnt l@oi "a would n compelled 90 with
oiaw ifom Rio Panara and fall hack with al
his iorcsS 10 Anuncion. The allied army IA.
hsn heavily reinforced aud was pressing Lhs
si,Ee NeTy clCsely.
1ntelliTence OF the death Of ne Arrhauk.
MAMMALIAN v a. lor tic frst time con, mn nltst.d
To h.s wife CaTiOtta four days AGO
The examination of the prisoner I,,nnon an
Dublin, has ten concluded. Eyilence uns
given that he was the p adler of the att,cL on the
oiICe at SiepaS lde last spring. He naS held
Tor liai on tie charge OF high treason
Admiral FarragGt, whose fleet arrived st
TouiOn. Fninc., tins We b, Wa u.cris.d with
eysIy attention by the city AUTHORIZES, and "a.
ont, tanned by the oiiicers of the Frrncn navy
during hts say. The squadron under has COM
mand sailed ytsu rday tor Napel.
Tie remains OF the Arcbdukr Macmillan
werP landed from the Nayara. "a TI1e-ta. y.s-
terCa y morning v it'll solemn ccrt-inonies, and IN
picSt'nCp OF Imnt crowds.
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DEOPOsALs FOB FRESH BEEF.
Poo Cc,rnf,scrn,s Dr.

~, Pcrfsr. Bsfalo, " y Jan 3 lsss. {
Sealed Proposals, In du p'iCate viii he received
~ tl on &c until the 18Th inst for the purpose OF
fsTt. " VILE
1he said beef must he fresh, Of a good market
9unrier meat; meek, shanks and kidney tallow to
te eAciucec. , and to he delivered in such Quanti
u : ae may be frC n time 90 a reJuirsd and ON
rsch DAY as ray be d-s grated By the commanding
ohcer! The contract 70 be ia force for Fix months
~ sesh lee tine a. the Commissary General of
Subsistence nlsy direct -
Ihe necks Of the cattle s.au Entered for beef tn
a. NeiNeTec uDdr the agreement shall be cut of at
TIE Iurrtl yeTtebral int aud the hreast triu,nej
eoSn The shank. Ct fore quarters sha,i be cut q 2
I.Sn snse- 10 four inches above the knee oipt ana
"a L.tN SuSrtefs from Elk to eight inches xhogp
ftl iiie nts shall he maize monthly tor the n ,ap,i
- 81 iron oesf accepted and the fund faruj- had
% tht lhltta states Tor public disburs but
~ t1s seeNt - lhe commis-ars y ho receives the
b@ei bS9rS without IA, de pay for it, then nav
DsEt a. De made a. soon after xs fua ma, he ~
cei,tS for that purpose "' 0e re-
lB case Of fsilure deficiency an the a an,i,v or
quality az the fre-h beef sti pisteI 20 h. dsIixe
then tte EnmMissary ~ BufaIo shall have nower
tosUTply the deficiency by purcI ssa and IRE CIR,
trNrtsT viii be charged With he ri a~rsnSe - -
The contractor viii be obliged TO enter into bond.
for :. O. yOuched fer b. two res 5oa.ikl. SUE
tie. ~
The Proposals will be opened at 10 A. NJ IN the
7lst instant, at the Pest C0mfnis-sry- tfiee 3 "a
Porter AZ which tins and place bidder. are ,a
Gu stea to he present.
The Proposals " in be addressed to First Liam
tenant GEORGE p TYING, 1t Z. artillery A
q. g. FoTt Porter. Buffalo, New Work, aud co.
dorsed " TIOTosais for fIssl Reef" JaiIst
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- X U p q 8 A l. s,
Office Dsrot and Disbmsing Q. NJ,


Office Dsrot and Dtsbursiag O. NJ
Atlanta, Ga lamar 7 Is's
Sealed Proposals will be received at This on "a
until ~ M MONDAY January 20 Jsss for snn
plying the following Building Material viz
30 80 feet Pine Framip Timber
79,Ie1 feet Pine Flooring dressed on one side kiln
dried, topgued and grooyed
1881 feet Weather boarding, undressed, q in
thick at lower, and q iuch thick at N pper ed qe
62.75t feet sheeting, inch, straight edge
$3.50 feet Plank Reasoned Dire sea- on one sida
6.e!5 feet Plank, seasoned updressed
l3 $50 feet Plank, seasoned. oak or pine
30 teet WAiuscotiDo dry dressed ON ora sida
sxfxI4 -' '
80 linear feet Crown Moulding O. G. ~ in.
leo linear feet Crt WI Moulding % q in
li6 Plank Window Frames and sash q inch thick,
Is lights, I0xl2. primed: sash glazed with GOD
quality American Plsas
Box Window Frames nd Sash dopbIe HING II.
i'll. thick, is lights ,lOxI2. primed. Glazed. So =
pulies cords and weights ''
Door frames and Double Doors 6 panel 2 in
thick. 7x9ft Gin.
Door Frames and Doors, 4 panel IL in thick
5ss IT., with TTansom, in. o. G. MouIdiIg 3
lights l0Xl2.
~ lotr rsmes and Doors, panel, IL in. thick
3ysft,
. Door Frames and Doors, panel IL in thick 2
IT II Aoit.
Door Frame and Door, panel IL in thick.
~ 3Ao ":
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How TO Make Good toffee.

Good coffee u n luxury, hut one that Is sell
dom met with. 1t is doubtful whether one
family in DOZEN know what rally good cof-
fee l.. Though No have published slime unon
line upon this subject, We give the following.
from = lady correspondent % the Germantown
Telegraph. and hope some Of our lady friends
viii give the method recommended A trial aud
report TO us the r. suits:
The making Of good coffee Is a rare thing IN
this country; most persons boil A. thus making
a decOction instead OF an infusion. this effect
ually gets rid of the delicate and agreeable aro-
matte favor, and leaves a compa ratiN eIy tasta-
less beverage. The following particulars viii
be- found worth attention:
Never buy your coffee ground. but grind n
yourself imm' diately before using IL: keep vbur
coffee pot whatever kind YOU may use, wi I'D
clean and dry inside; damp Tea or coffee-pot
acquirrs musty flavor that spoils the b,-st Ia
or coffee. he cheapest aud pprhapS the bs-St
coffee pots are those made on the French 81 IN.
called cafstieres. If YOU have not one of these
ADOPT the following plan: Put your freshly
ground coffee into the COFFEE pot. prev louSly
made warm. and pour upon At water actually
boiling; st the pot by the side OF the fire for
few seconds. but do not ift u boil up: then pour
a cupiul out and return n back again q the
Pot IN order To char IL; having fionr this let it
stand ON the hob or center Ia settle aud in less
than 1--WE minutes "A Transparent strong, aro-
matte cup OF coffee may b. poured ont. The
proportions Of coffee (Which should not b. To,
finely eround) recommended. are a ounce to
int or pint and a half of water
The milk used with coffee should always y.
boiled and used as hot "a possible: the boiling
OF mix tmparts peculiar aud eNc.ediagly
pleasant flavor 10 the cofi'-e White sugar ~
recommended, the mOlasses Xix. flavor OF
moist sugar quite oNerpoHers the delicate
aroma.
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EKEsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.
NAVY PAYwAsTER% orFIcr.

Z
hlEBF sTREET- BoSIOS. Jan. y. Isls {
taiHsi Proposals endorsed = Proposals tor Fresh
Beef and Vegetables, will be received a. this on
Ghtl O clock m on the I7th day of January
lcT TIE -UFliy Of Jo.etJ pounds of Fresh Beef and
t-c' pounds Of Fresh Vegetables, at the Charles
nNE Navy Yard and Station required. The
Feel aud NeEstae must be perfectly fr, sh aud Of
gooc quality, AM each article must he offered for
~ The pound. he Beet to be in equal proportions,
tore and bind quarters.
Bonds. with approved security. will be required
N ore half the estimated amount of the contract
sEd twenty per cent in addition will be withheld
rom me amt Mt OF esah payment to be made a,
Cclisteral security Tor The due performance OF the
SontIsct wrish will on no account be paid until IL
l. tulfy com lied with.
livery Ci-e- made must be accompanied BY a writ
teI Euarsnt signed BY more espons ibie
p-r-Cu- IN the bidder or bidders will il has or
ne n BID accepted, enter into an obi CATION
Sithin Iye tsys. With gee and sufficient -uretis,
10 iuTLi-h T., articles proposed
No PIcpc- n VIII De Considered uniess cOupa
"a y such Guaranty ana by satisfactory evide nee
That N bidder Is regular dealer Ia the articles
IrtIoeec, and has The license required by act of
Congress.
The DEPARTING ut reserves the RI ht t. reject any
proposal not considered slv analogous to the Gov
~Tfu.~nt.
II - Understood that in case the sti pulated auan-
tty q either article shalt be delivered leaving
balance dUe on the other article. the contract
Dc considered completed ia full at the option Of
The IL psTtment.
ROBERT H. CLARK
ter A
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WASHINGTON, May s, Noon, 1857

- A2szzs 49,
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BAL r.
MOkA. and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run as follows viz:
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily except Sunda, 1t 100, I:b, and l3:Se
p. NJ, and 2O, and 40, and 6:45 2. N
fOk ALL WAY STATIONS.
leave daily, except Sunday, at7:0o m, and 100
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNA Pc.
LIS JUNCTION.
Pm. ''0
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave at 100 Q. M. and 80 p. N. No trains to or
from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at 746 Q. m. and 80 and s:45 D. n.
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave atI:45 m and $50 ann S:4S !. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily. except Saturday and Sunday, at !: lS
u M, 4:30 and 6:A5 p. m.
On Saturday at 7:43 q. m, and go p. m.
On Sunday at $50 and 8:45 p. N only, connecting
at Relay Station with trains from Baltimore to
Wheeling. Parkersburg, &c.
THROUGH TICKETS to the West can be had at
the Washington Station Ticket Office 1t all hours
In the day as well ae at the Office of the Bank
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 34S Pennsylya-
mia avenue, etween 6th and eth streets
For New York, philadelphia, and Boston, see
advertisement o "Through Line !"
J. L. WILSON, Master Of Trans portation
l.: M. COLE, General Ticket Ag mt.
oc3o GEO. 8. kOONTZ, Agent, Washington.
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A ppREss TO THE NERVOUS AND pEBIL.

A DpREss TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBIL.
"A lTATED whose sufferings have been pre-
qure prompt treatment to render existe nee desira
ble If You are suffering or have suffered from
upon your general heslthf Do you feel weak, de
Initiated easily tired Does little extra exertion
or urinary organs or your kidneys, frequently get
out of orderf Is your urine sometimes thick milky,
to- the o. o5 dSsT ss .h bot
tom after il has sto ID swhles DO you have spells
of sintns
ihis ,sutircts Do you feel dull, 1stIess, mopine.
tired of company, or lifeS Do you wish to be left
thin make you Start yumpf Is yonr slee broke
o. Ie,tlessf Is the igstre Of your eye brilliantly
yourself in society rs well 2 DO yeu pursue your
business with the same enerRyf DoyOu feel az
dull and tagging, given to its of melancholy If
so, GO not lay II to yVur liver or dyspepsia. Have
weak, and have but little appetite, and you at
tribute this to dyspepsia or liver complsintS
cured and sexual ekcesses, are all capable of pro
ducing q weakness of the generative organs. The
the nsn Did ever hnk hat those bold de
ant, energetic, persevering, successful business
in perfect healthy You never hear such men com
plain Of Icing melancht ly of nergou.ness of pal
cannot succeed ia business; they don I become sad
and discouraged, they are always polite and pleas
them right In the facenOne of your downcsst looks
or any other meanness about them. / do n OF NEAR
those wing Keep the organs infamed by running 10
exsesB These VIII not only ruin their constitu
tons, but also those they do business with or for.
How many men, from badly cured diseases, from
the effects OF abuse and ex~esses have brou ght
about that state of weakness in those organs that
has reduced the general system SO mu chas to In
duce almost every other disesss-idiocy, lunaoy,
PARALYSIS, spinal affections. suicide, and alm.st
every other form Of disc which humanity is heir
TO- ana the real cAuse Of the trouble scarcely
suspected and have doctOred for all but the ighf
one.
Diseases Of these organs require the use of a di
uretic: HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT b.
CHU is the great Diuretic. and is q certain cure
for diseases OF the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Drop
sy, 0resnie Weakness, Female Complaints, Gen
gaps, whether ext. ting in Male or Female from
whatever canse originating, and matter of how
long standing.
If no treatment 10 submitted to, Consump tion or
Insanity may ensue. Our flesh and blood are sup.
ported from these and the health and ha D
piness and that OF Posterity de ponds upen prompt
of a reliable remedy.
Helmbold's Extract Buchu, established upward
of eighteen years, prepared by
II. I. HELMBOLD, Druggist,
594 Broadway, New York, and
lc4 south 10th street, Philadelphia, Pa.
PRlcE-Sl. - ger bottle, or six bottles for $3.50
everyW here. oc cId&WIy
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CONGREGATIONAL.

SENATK.-festcrday after our report closed
House Tall making appropriation % supply
dehclencleS an appropriations for the eNecutIo
OF the reconsruction law, and FOR s,-rylce Of the
Quarter masters Department for the wear end
ing June 3, 49,, and for other purposes. VA
amended and passed, when the senate went
INTO executive session, and soon sfterwari, sd :
joUrned.
HoUsE.-Iestsrday afternoon-
The bill appropriating land and 10 tend the
time Ter the construction Of the Dubuque aad
Sioux City Railroad was passed.
The R' construction bill Was then discussed
until Nv, when the House took \ r-ce~s until z
O'Clock. Upon reassrmbling. the Reconstruc-
ton ball Was again taken up and discussed IN
nj 10 O'Clock p. m. when the HOUSE adjourned
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PROPOSALS.
ID = o p o 8 A l. q.

sealed Proposals will be received ct the once Of
The Chief Qusrtermsster, Military Division Of the
o. a for thu r. sas os
Troops and Supplies from the follos
Gated, dining the time from March Is, 1858, to Dc
toher ~ is inclusive. viz: -
FIT rI' n 81, Louis to Fort Buford, Camp Cooke and
From Wysndotte to Fort Buford Camp Cooke
From Fort Leavenworth to Fsrt Buford Camp
Cooke and Fort Benton
from omaha to Fort Baford, Camp Cooke and
From Sioux City to Fort BufOrd, Camp Cooke
From Fort Randall to Fort Buford, Camp Cooke
From Fort suiiy to Fort Buford Camp Cook.
-, T'Sm Fort Rice to Fsrs Buford, Camp Cooke
From Fort Stevenson 20 Fort Blu ord, Camp
From Camp Cooke TO Fort Benton.
III VIII lie the endeayor of the Government to shin
during the most favorable for navigation *
the river, say betseen June and August 81 Bid.
each month from March 20 to October 81 ipriusr ,pi
the date Of starting to determine the rate to be
each of the starting points the several points of
destination above named, as follows:
lst The rate at which they will trans port each
for ctrs aud tor soldiers necessary faciiities for
600 tnslr ."ii"ns, which will be supplied BY
I'd TIE rate per 100 pounds at which they will
Sd. The rate each at which they will trans port
horses uies cattle, ambulance. carts, wagons.
&C urnushs Tor feeding animals to be supplied by
A just preference will be given to parties who
always give the Government freight the preference
and in no case win be allowed to carry private to
the exclusion OF Government freight.
The contractor will b. required to transp port
stores by land in the vent of fiiure by water and
iaton must be delivered at their within
In case the contracting marty fail. In ..,rv
freight a. required. the Government reserves the
right to farnsh the transportation at the en- pense
shail BE- construed as to prevent the Government
from transporting public suppiies any boat be-
The Cover nmsnt reserves 4 9 right to reject any
or ali the bids that may be offered.
Bifders are informed that boat loaded with
Cove rnnent stores will be allowed to 90 above
sioux City, Iowa, drawing over three and one half
feet o! water and that boats ~ i'll not be required
TO go to Fort Buford, d. T., or points above with
less than I5I tons.
as their places Of residence; and each proposal
nEst he accompanied with a bond in the sum of
guaranteeing that in case the contract is awarded
to The pers proposing, the contract will be ac-
security furnished by said party, in accordance
viii the terms of this advertisement.
The consr.Sdor will be required to give bonds in
The party to whom the award is msde mnst he
give the required bond for the faithful pc rformance
OF the contract
into, in the event of award, can be had by ap-
rlicsion to this ONCE at the off ces of the Chief
fesyenworth, Kansas, and Of Chief onarterm nSst
ter Department the Platte, Omaha. Nebraska.
pe BIZ fhe for
addressed to he undersigned.
h' order Oh IN. In pSSa sfnss. o. A.
eeIsf Aits,g D M.aS1,,
ID o o s II,
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GOVERNMENT SALES. >
I o Z I o =
Qecs G s 2.s,t~wsss~,

Otofytf6
noe'ce 10 hereby givep that the folis wing named
property will BE- teld to the highest bidder ct pub
TIC auction. a, BraDos SAAtaGc snd Browns VILE
Ieaas; commencing on the 9Th day Il January
States in and to the property Of the United States
Mfhtsry Railroad from Braxos Santiago to White b
Eanche, Texas, including the entire rrsck and
eiofngs, Buildings, Water Stations, Turn tables
&C., the railroad material and upplies pertaining
% the road together with the Rolling Stock, Cars
Machinery and ther ecu ptnents, - follows:
81 miles Railroad Track, Shackle Bsrs-used
4 Claw tars-used. 20 Square Brasses-good
Punch Bsre-used, Flat Cars, worn, but
Sfnffng Boxes-ueed. eeviceable,
1910 lbs. Railre ad Crowsfeet-worn,
Chairs-good, 4kairoad Fregs and
$50 lbs Railroad Iron Switch stands-woru,
good. crrr. Spike d auls-woru,
Lccomotive-unservice-2 Jack Screws and Le-
able, vers-vorn
I Locomotive and Ten Turn Tables-worn,
der-eerviceable, i Fire Tongs-worn,
Locomotive H. cad light Screw Wrenches-worn
unserviceabie. 4 Hand Cay-worn
Coupling Links-good,2 Push Oar Wheels-
e66 lbs. Car Springs worn,
coed, Il etove-worn,
1850 lbs. RailroadI Push Car-worn,
,spikes-good. 1 Hand Car Wheels
500 Cross Ties-Rood. worn.
The property will be sold under tho immediate d.
rection Of Captain G. II. Hoyt, A. Q. M, q. s. A,
and any information desired may be obtained from
his Office at Brownsville, Texas, or from the ONCE
OF the Chief Quartermaster, Fifth Military District
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Teims-Cash in United States Currency.
This advertisement to supersede the ono from
this Office under date of December d. 1857
CHARLES II. TOMPKINS,
Brevet Brigadisr General aud Chief Gu arternas.
ter, Fifth Military District. ja4-l6tB
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pPOposALs FOR CAVALRY HORSES
HEt TORS. DEPARTMENT OF THE PLATT.
OFFICE OF CHIEF QCARrERMAsrER.


OFFICE OF CHIEF QCARrERMAsrER,
OMAHA NEB., January 9. lS8.t
Sealed Bids In duplicate, with guaranty signed
by two responS0le sCreties, will be vsd AT this
once until IL o clock noon. On MONDAY, Jan. 20,
ISIS Tor the delivery at Omaha, Seh OF FOUR
hun DRIED 400 CAVALRY HORSES. between
the time Of the award of the contract and Mare h
], Is s.
ZACH bidf er will be required to deposit with his
bid the sum of one thousand dollars OOOl lawf
currepcy. IA an addition a. guaranty that shou
be lie the successful bidder he will .ien the con
tract and give bonds required; such de posit to
lie forfeited should he fail to comply with these
terms
The horses must be sound in every particular
dark color, we'll broken, in full flesh anil good
condition. from fifteen fl5l to sixtee (l6l ha nds
bleh, from five 81 to nine (9) years old, aud well
adapted FOR cavalry purposes. No mares or stall
lions will be received.
The horses will be subjected to rigid in pee
ton. Horses that have been sold by the Govern
ment Will not be received
hull conditions of the contract will be made
kno WI on application at this Office
Bidders must be present in person. or be repre-
seIted by power OF attorney.
By order of Brevet Major General e. q Augur
WILLIAM MYERS.
Byt: Brig. Gen. u s. A, aud Chief U NJ
ia l5-tdB
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BETWEEN WASHINGTON
Il PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK


WASHINGTON. Jan. s, 1867.
trans between Washington and New York are
nov run rs follows. viz:
FOR NEW YORK, without change of cars
Leave daily except Sunday at 3:45 g.. m, L. 30
FOR PHILADEL PHIA
Leave ally except Sunday st7:45 and I2ls ..
H., and 4: 30 and 100 m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York and Philadelphia At 100 ,.
sLEEPING CARS for New York on 700 D. m.
train daily.
Through Tickets to Philadelphis, New York, or
Boston, can he had ct the Station Office at all
hours In the day, as well as at the Office in the
Bankers and Brokers Telegra ph Line, 34s Penn
avenue between 9th and Eth streets.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
and schedule between Washington, Baltin ore, An.
napolis. and the West
j. L. WILSON, Master of Trans ports on
L M. COLE. Geperal Ticket Agent
oc30-f GEO. y. KO0NTZ, Agent, Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-17
KNOW THY DESTINY

NAnAMEE y. THORSTOk, the great vi gisss
AstroinSlst, Glairycy ant and fsychometri who
has astonishca the scientific classes of the Ia
World, hss now located heVseG at Hudson v. Y.
MADAME Thornton Possesses sach " QUO eriui po~ers
Of nd sight as O. enable htr % impRrt knO~l-
edge 81 the greatest importance 60 the.siu 20 OF
nsrricd Of either sex. While ia a state Of trance,
she delneates the very iegtar-s OF thu perss.
are 10 marry and by the sti uf an insiTunl cnt %
intense power. known a. the PsychomOtroPe, guar
husband az wife 81 the anpli cant. 20 gether Nth
date OF marriage, position H. life. leading waits OF
character. &c. The l. no humhug a. taouss DDS OF
tesiinloniais can sssert Rte will seDu. Wken De
sired a certified ceruhcaie, or written Guarantee.
that the picture is What IL pureerts q 81 b. in
closing small lock at hsir and statirg place of
birth. age, disposition and c, mpleXicL- ani in
closing fity cents aud stamped enNeaps "a .rs-ssf
q lcsiseif wi n recey. the picture aud esi "a
Informs len by return mail All con. U1uuic atoms
sscredly confidential Address. ia COZ q ienc-.
MAnAME y. THORNTON, p o Rox 22B,
Hudson. ny ar5-DS seoiy