Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1864, Page 4

, » 4 q THE EVENING STAR. MRS. BEAUCHAMP'’S VENGEANCE. Cuarrar V.—THe Sucoxp BLow BEGINS THE QUARREL. { Censidering how easily two people quarrel | abont foolish trifles, and misinterpret phrases | or actions, it is remarkable that there should | ever be a difficulty in getting up a good “row,” | whee one of the antagonis:s desires it. If; those who love and respect each other quarrel | and regret to do so, surely one would think it must be very easy to quarrel when there isany desire forit! Yet, Lappeal to the experience { of every middle-aged reader, whether he has _ mot occasionally feund it by no means an easy | thing to pick a e uarrel. ou may be ready | enough to strike, but if your adversary won't | put up his guard, you are shamed into not | striking. You may even lash Jones into a} rage, and strike ; but, suppose ihe blow is not | returned ? you then leara that it is the second { blow which begins the quarrel. Rackit found himself in this position. The | PeberAd informed him of her having broken off | her engagement with Briggs; and he received | the intelligence with the most mitigated rap- ture. But she refused to see this, and accepted his feeble excuses. When he said he was Pp im meditation, she inquired if it was respecting | ' their future lot? “ een said he, ‘*l was meditating on my | wrens ctor ire Virgins of the Sun.” playful reproach she said, «I thought a over would have had other objects of medi- tation.” « But I am an artist—and artists. you know, area ‘ways self-absorbed.” omen do not like that—and I warn you, I om @ very woman.” « Not a tyrant, 1 hope,” he said, coldly. “No,” she replied, tenderly placing her hand on his arm, ‘‘a slave.” Rackit mentally observed that this was the velyet of which Briggs complained. “You must make me asharer in all your thoughts,” she said, + and in all your cares.” «+ Impossible—an artist can never. 7 | Have a care! Remember I shall havearight toknow. Asa wite, I may insist.” “My dearest creature, let us be perfectly { frank with each other. I musi tell you before- | hand, that 1 shall admit of no insistance; and | that on the merest trifles I intend to have entire- | iy my own way.” *» Do you revolt already ?” “Yes,” he said, trying to get angry, “already and always. It is necessary to be piain at the out:et. I never could,and I never will, yield | toa woman's caprices.” Here was a blow well delivered from his | deft; and he expected a rejoinder. She looked | a oe staggered; but takiog his unwilling hand said :— «+ Well, then, it is / who must yield.” ¥ was clear to him that that match wouldn't it. “With very bad grace,” ene * could I even seem to thwart was soon to ke my husband.” ™ And if he were already your husband!” «That would be a very ditferent matter, you Know.’ { «En !? said Rackit quickly. | «In a husband,’ she replied, with diabolical eoaxingness, “+ my confidence would necessari- | ly be absolute.” The claws were shown, but it was clear | they were not prepared to scratch—just yet. | ** You turn trom me. Look me in the eyes, | Charles.” He telt that if he looked he was lost: so he didn’t. Butshe took him by the shoulders and turned him round. Their eyes met. Hers | were so blue, so tender, so bewitching, that it was all over with his resolution. A quarrel ‘was hopeless. After an infinite amount of lover's prattie, | which I need not repeat, they were on the best | of termsewhen Bob came in to say that Char- Jotte insisted on speaking with him. He stepped into the adjoining room, and | there had to encounter a young woman who gzeemed by no means indisposed to quarrel. “Mr. Kackit, sir,’ she said, “1 wish know this: am J to sit, or not!’ “Yes, yes, of course ; but mot yet.” Because I'm tired of waiting. Very well, then, my dear, go nome.” on oat i don’t want to go home witha ‘nea in continued, the man who | to | rA Then remove the flea, and go home without | it? « But I don’t want to go tilll have sit. It | was settled shouldsit. My family knows i'm | to sit ; and sit I will.” i “So you shall; but uot now.” «1 Gare s: indeed ; notnow means neyer.” i “ You foolish girl, 1 tell you 1 want you to, ait, but it must be some other day; I’m partic- larly engaged just now, and as you don't want to wait, Zo home. lf you don’t want to go home, wait” «I want to sit, and don’t want to wait. Do yougever find yourself between two stools, air’ a” «+ Often, my dear, but I only sit on one. * « That's it—I want to sit on one. Several minutes were passed iu trying to per- suade Charlotie that she was not ill-used; she began to cry; this made Kackit impatient; and by the time he had got rid of her, and re-enter- ed his printing room, he was in an impatient and irritabie frame of mind. What should await him here buta scene with the widow, who had heard a female voice in anger and tears, and who began to form ugly suspicions of the morality or her intended husband ; and these she began very plainly to intimate to him. He was in no mood to listen patiently to such nonsense, even had he no secret desire to quarrel with the widow: and when he bad bronght her to something =. an explicit ayowal of jealousy, he said ickly :— “ Then am I to understand you are of a jeal ous temper ?” «* Do I not love?” she answered. «No evyasions. Speak plainly. Because it is requisite that you should know beforehand, that 4 am one of those who hate jealousy, and think it monstrous, ridiculous, insupport- able.” «Then for your sake,” she said, submissive- hy, “I will cure myself of it.” | it wae plain: she was a demon in crinoline; | and she would not quarrel. } «You will learn to correct all your bachelor | habits when we are married.” «Perhaps. And yet no one knows. Bad habits cling to one like a damp shirt. I almost | fear I shall never change.” « Then I must learn to accommodate myself te them, for I shall at any rate be always cer- tain of one thing.” « And that is?” « Your love.” “Seriously, do you think love ofsuch supreme importance ?” «The one important thing in life.” «Then why did you not marry Briggs, who adores yout” «Nothe.” «He does,J assure you. His love is immense! He was here just now, and his grief at the idea of losing you was so pathetic, so heart-rendiug— | that, to confess the simple truth, I felt ashamed of my position. I felt t I had no right to in- flict on a human being s0 great a wrong as to rive him of the woman he adored.” | rs. Beauchamp raised her handkerchief toher eyes and said, almost sobbing, * You felt that?” A bright gleam danced before him. He had evidently touched the right chord at last. Wo- men are #o sentimental * Yes,” he said, «so profoundly did I feel it, that I began to ask myself whether it would not be a nobler part to sacrifice my own happi- | ness—to relinquish my claim—and to be content | | | ‘with that proudest of emotions, the preference of another's welfare to your own. id + Noble, noble fellow ! } His heart bounded. The success was as greatas it was unexpected. He blessed the | sentimental nature of women, and then contin- | ued H «Yes, Emily, 1 thought this, and I feel it | aull. Much as I should rejoice to call you | mune, 1 feel it would be nobler, better wiser, to give you up.” oble creature!” she exclaimed, removing | the handkerchief from her radient face. “You | make me love you more. By those words you Rave riveted forever the bonds which bind me | she sobbed. orcs. ‘2 twasno use. She would have him, and his | struggles were vain. It seemed tohim as if | Nemertis, in the form of a widow, had attached herself to his lite. It was— “* Venus toute entiere a ra proie attachee.” And he bad nothing left but to resign himself Eitber she could not, or she would not, under- eon him ; one alternative was as fatal as the other. [TO BE CONTINUED.]} ITED STATE 6-20 BONDS, UNITED STATES 7-20 TREASURY NOTES, UNITED STATES COUPONS OF 1881, UNITED STATES CERTIFIOATES OF In | DEBTEDNESS, Gol4, Silver, Uncurrent Money, onal parts of Barope and the Northern Citics, BOUGHT AND SOLD, We are authorised to furnish &-2 Bonisat par | q@atil the Ist of August next, when the priviledge ef conversion ceases. Order#Tor Btocksand Gol executed in New Yor: ORITTSNHOU 8. USE, FANT & 00., +f Bankers, 36% Penn. avenue. CONFIDENTIAL GUIDE A cn” {* taining alecobol- is | on | severely punished by confiscation of liquors | and py oe i Gy and eaied _ ll con-5, the fol- : j lowing designated Squares 116, 117,139 and 110; BO we BS waltvest* as t on Nineteenth th and RE streots, i the Yi- canity of Nineteenth-street Park. Squares 137, 158, 139, 158, 159, 160, 181 and 182; so much thereof ss fronton Seventeenth, Eigh- teenth, M and N strtets, in the mmeae of Sev- | enteenth-street and ambulance | OFFICIAL. He 4, Provost Marsha Ofer, Washington, D. C-. Sana toe” Special orcas e ests Teesnke oft totally BS go ee 42, 43, 52; 53, SA, 55, | 59, 60, 79, 80, 81, 83, 84, 87, 102, 103, 104, 120, 121, 122, 123, 142, 143, 144; in the First | ‘Ward, south of Pennsylvania avenue. Squares 7, 8, o 10, 13, 19, 20; in the vicinity of G-street wharf. ene 107, 126, 163, 164, 194, 185; so much thereof as front on Connecticut avenue, Seven- | Lead or Eighteenth and K streets, in the vicinity the K-sireet stables, “ane 492, 473, 501, 502 and 503; in the vicin- ity of Sixth and Seventh-street wharves. Squares 573, 574, 630, 631, 632, 633, 634, 681, 683, or any vacart street or Sven ee nolan in these squares, being in the id cinity of railroad depot and Soldiers’ Beizes Squares 72 Seat, 7H, 735, 759 and —_ the sricintty, ot ‘ola Capitol and Carroll p: and barracks. On an see place within foursquares of Biadens- | burg to! On any place within two squares of Kendal) Green par! On any place within twosquaresof Railroad | park, (being those published in Special Orders | No.9 ff rom these Headquarters, of date Novem- ber 4, 1863.) Squares 232, 233, 267, 265, 269, 270, 297, 295, 326, 327, 352, 353, 384, 385, 356, 409, 410, 434, 462, 463, 492, 534, and squares O and D,on Maryland avenue, In the vicinity of Gevernmentrailroad, depots, and storehouses. Squares 500, 504, 544, 515, 546 and 547; in the vicinity of Sixth and ‘Seventh street wharves. Squares 381 and 362; so much thereof as front uisiana avenue, kas the vicinity of the Central Guardhouse Upon tne Mall in the vicinity of the Monu- ment and Government cattle yards; or upon any lace in the vicinity of Mt. Pleasant, Carver, tone, Columbian College, Campbell’s, Lin- coln, Douglas, Emory, or Armory Square H itals, (being those published in ‘ Special Or- jers No. 22” from these Headquarters, of date November 12, 1563), and the following, not heretofore embraced in orders: The whole of sauares 127, 141, 165, 166, 168, 169, 170, and 171, im the vicinity of the War Depart- ment, and the offices and depots of the (,uar- termaster’s Department. The whole of pavtares 629, 692, 631, 635, 626, 687, 688, 690, 23, 724, 725, 72 + 730, 732, 733, 756, 7575 702, 763, 785, 756, 787, 788, ban 761, 359} in the vicinity of the Old Oapitol Prison and the Railroad Depot. All permits for the's saie of liquors containing alcohol in any of the above-prescribed Tocalie ties are declared to be void. Violations of this order willbe promptly and and confinement of the offenders. By order of Hewry B. Topp, Captain and aor Marshal. A.S. BAKER, Lieutenant and Adjutant. ja4 Headquarters Military District of Washington, Washington, D. C., January 6, 1564. General Orders No. 2.—By special direction of the Secretary of War, the sale of all liquors, including alcohol, in all places south of the Eastern Branch, and within three miles of the Cavalry Depot at Giesbore Pointis prohibited. The Provost Marshal of the Military District of Washington will see that the requirements of this order are entorced. By command of Brig. Gen’l Martindale. JouN P. SHERBURNE, jan 7-6t Assistant Adjutant General. Headquarters Military District of Washington, Washington, D. €., January 7, 1861. General Orders No. 3.—By special direction of the Secretary of War, the sale of all liquors containing f#lcohol is hereby prohibited in the following localities in the city of Washington : The whole of squares 75 aud 119, in the yi- cinity of the depots and offices of the Quarter- master’s Department. The Provost Marshalof the Military District of Washington will see that the requirements of this order are enforced. By command of Brig. Gen. Martindale. OHN P. SHERBURNE, ja S-6t Assistant Adjutant General. Wak DEPARTMENT, Waenineton, January 23, 1963. In conseo»~nce of the pressure of business atthe War |) partment, Passes for citizens to | visit the Army of the Potomac will be given at | the office of Lieutenant Colonel Conran, 139 Pennsylvania avenue, above 19th street. j24 (RCAC SE SED MPORTANT NEWS FROMTHE GREAT CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT or BAR & BROTHER, Connen or E anv iD BaveNTa Sraeers. We are now daily receiving of our fac- ture, in great nantities— . omen An entire new style of Busi Frock Co n entire new style of Business Fine Beaver and other Overcoats, | on" Bisok Frock Coats made and trimmed in the best Fine Black Doeskin Pants, And of Fancy Cassimer Pants and — we have the best and finest the market New caatitis. Youths’ and Boys’ Ofothine i in large id ry large stock of Gents’ Furnishing Goods. such rd white pee Colored Shirts. a Uaderahists, arene Wes Ties Scarfs, Silk loves, &o,, Also. a fine Tack, of Mulltary ry Gicthing. All ofthe above-named goods are mostly of our own manufacture, we can merere ‘arrant them tobe sul iy made, Such s display of goods andthe low rates we are asking will be a great in- ducement to purehase. de 16-im: BAR & BROTHER, RUT anHovas, FANT & 00., | BANKERS, NO. 362 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Will continue to farnish U. 8. FIVE-TWENTY BONDS Aslonga issued Government, at par, . B, Coupon 6’s of 1 U. B. 7-30 Treasury Notes, U. 8, Certificates of Indebtedness, GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND S0LD. Exchange on all parts of Burope and the Northe. Cities sold in sums to sait purchasers, Stocks and Gold bought in New York exclusive. on Commission. iv RITTENHOUSE . FANT & CO, SECRET DISEASES! SEORBT DISmASBS! | SAMARITAN’S GIFT; ont Ouee ns TANS “irr tal GONORRaGE aT GLEET. Ge ams, ne Contains no Mineral, no Bala #. iv ars. by versity of Pennsylvania, one oof poet E ROUBLE, HO 0 iE WHA 3 Let those who have Seavatred of gett: cured, or who have been gorged with Balsam Oopaiva, of prey eg pes ale packages, $2, aos — DA ULORES, BOR 8 arord. TeRrrERs | at Bolus erent a 01 ok VE SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES nis ‘OB TR re Bono Ba | remedy ever es AOnO. fake thon of this purifying rome and do a ranamiit to your pos. tority that for riteh at in after years, arhongh 1287 arin eB gnenaces ‘AND HERB casera apy aed will remove every vest! The bad ofocta systema, as well as al) FEMALES i In man: ith which eo ot Me stections wi the BOOT AND HERB Jul iy sdavted. i in pieerstee, Au Falling o! mad, Debit and for ay for of gomplalote insident ¢ tothe sex: tor'e5, @1 a Dottie, or 6 bottles 7 8g awaniran ee ANORE Wack. DESMOND & CO., Box 161 Philadelphia Pos old by 8. CALVERT FORD, e rner of lith and venue. HANEY OOOK, Alexandria, may 6-tr CRE: WHAT'S CAPONS?-G0 TO WIL | allegiance t» the i ieee | thickness, and set in Piste well rammed with clean j the satisfaction of the Mayor, and to be commenced PROPOSAL mney rs, roR peste | PROrosaLs FoR 108. Mexiea 1 Sma received il 1 Me Cs Savuary.’ (964, Sth See erry 12° else ne pode! ssot antes mre agit sired # iaiaotled) OF pn OUR Boparinent with until a = ator torntebioe the 5.000 varreis ip new ont ‘ari head lined, yihie . "fon ing antil the copitasd lott barrels ig new strong eottem secks—one-halt of denuary, Joos, wits, « suvoly of pare 10m, | MTS ids, will be received for what 1s raown ae Nos. ant ortness of the Bast, Headquarters at Now \a hoa reli: a4 aloo for ome he y, than at fof: the Revanshenass Restqnartety } wBigamurt bein m Guplicate, and for exch grade on ae mactor® Boltimere. | "Bie del of Fiour to en aery Werlora. Virginia, uarters | ave days from the opening of tue bias, and (a Sue wet ‘of Washington, Headquarters at | Jui! the : Saale Mary's Headquarters at Point | Georestown, st the w roa, OF Bt the nied ‘Departn Carolina he de very jour awarded to be com; Headguarte pat Tort Tort 3 | fod with : TRO By the opening of te es “994 fe PY EES Payment will be certifeates of indabtad- ates aa e na of may be-setebtiabes | | have for diabarsemen Govemmeat-mey- Bropteala owill be Semade according to the foliow- form : PROPOSALS FOR I (ausiDE on AED DAYR:) rained by the Madical Director.) | pest quality of ies to auch hoapitele is inthe De- | 1@ ice fo a bee ow ject Ly he he appre of the Sur- eon “3 charge of each who will receipt | Pare coveckomonat delivered te bills, eerti- | m m dupli - pik Medical Director of this De; oe pre | = nd to the enclosed form of gusraney | arantors, certified by the Tine of istr.ct Court,or the United 8| District Attorney. id bees of FORM OF GUARANTY. | nd of se Bereby. guarantee th sable ‘3 in accordance with the terms of sitions and we are prepared to “tate his 3 District ‘OSart, ie pro) securities, Certificate of the Clerk of or United States District Attorney. Bidders must conform strictly to the above form of proposal. or their bids wi'l be rejected. n oath of Stiseiance bod the United States Gov- ey, accompany the bid. Bidens mer may be present in person when the pro- sala ar The contract will be awarded to the lowest re- sponsible party or parties who will be duly notified, by mailor otherwise, that their bid is accepted. and hey will immediately proceed to enter into oie. eet bonds to the amount of $5,000, Bonds roperiy certified te. The P Pont Ba ice address of the parties yr proposing must be distinetly written upon ie als must be addrested to ry Johnson, F.K ,U.S._A..and Acting Medica! Purveyor, Warhingtea, D O., and marked ‘Proposals for ernment must nece: "Fhe Medical Purveyor reserves to himesif the right to resect apy or sll bids seamed unsuitable, HENBY JOHNSON, M.8.K U8. A. and Acting Medical Purveyor. N, B. Printed forms of nbove proposal can be bai by ep Hioation to this office. Information ag to the location, capacity, and atout the amount of ica required by the hospitals, will be given by application to the Medical Direator if se Departments. asda OBALBS FOR WOOD, Cavalry Bureau, Office of Chief Quartermaster,) No. 374 Hi street, Washington, January 8, 1864. § SEALED PrRorosaLs will be received at this Office until 120’clock M., FRIDAY, the 15th day of Janu- ary, 1864, for FiVE THOUSAND (5,000) CORDS OF WOOD. Pg oo) oat good, hard, merchantable Wood will receive ‘Thirty-five Hundred (35,00) Cords te be delivered at Glestoro’ Point. and Fifteen Hundred (1,51) Cords at Cavalry Depot, (Golonel McIntosh com- mandiag, ) Dietriet of Columbia, within forty (49) ‘8 from date of con'ract. ‘roposals for One Hundred (1()) Cords aud up- wards oe be entertained. Each Proposal rust be accompanied by a cuaran- ty tor its eg fees and by the oath of Buccersinl bidders will be aired toenter into ritten contract. good and sufficient security, Tor the. ‘suthfal performance thereof. Proposals must be e: agorseds ‘Wocd,”’ and addressed to O: Chief Gaprtyracaster Os Oavairy The right to reject any or all bids te reserved by ba untersirned. JAMES A.KSEN, 9-8t Chief Quartermaster Oavalry Bureau. prorosais FOR GRADING, TRIMMING &o, Mayon’s Orrioe } WASHINGTON, January 5, 1364, PRoposaLs will hed re cotves at aia office dk the GUTTERS and ALLEYS in the First and Beo- ond Wards of the city, forming one district; for the Third and Fourth Wards, forming the seeond dis- trict; and the Fifth Sixth, and’ Seventh Wards forming the third district, (each district to be bid for separately, and to be given to different coatrac- tors,) for the year commencing, the first dav of April, 1364, agreeably to tne following speci sa- The Curbstone to be of the best New York North river curbstone, in pieces of not leas than two feet long, ‘and not less than sixteen inches wide, and cot lees thea three and a half inches in thickness, the upper surface or edge to be dressed to that gravel, free from fay oF or loam, to the proper grade, and the join's well fi prumer seer Briek to be ot Hee ‘best quality hard red pav- ing brick, to be laidona bed of sharp river sand, read four inches deepon @ bed of fine clean ‘hree “inehes deep, ge next to curb and one on the inner line, where the pave han the fall width: no extra measure- | on edge will ba made. | ‘The Stone Paveméat to be ef coramon quarts, | not exceeding four inches in diameter, éxcept the stene on the outside pine of the gutters, which must be of six inches in diameter. fia Os before yoy ans | o: Gos. mnlsslorer. arto be be eavered, wat’ fine Rcieee prays | 1 1 or coarse 3 stones elt ited, with thessme eters ne | acon ie Fil ae rapein 1g to be of pe best quality New York | pieces of not leas tian three feet long | r dahteen vinches wide, and not less than three | ‘hick, to be laid ona if le Shee ees gay, onl ng ¢xamined ( ine deep, wi All Grading anot exce: as trimmin; ‘The work to be done in the best manner and to theeon- Reber ber} nd warran ths after its completion, And lars the contractor or sontra t commerce the work i complete it within ti work of the? materiel Tot and tate work of the materisis the per herein Fecal ea: the Mayor to kavethe rig of employ- ingots F persons to do the same, upon such terms as he may deem expedient, in Let prest the eon tractor or contractors ao failing shal 7 uy loss tue nee . sone Gorporstion may rari ties conse y reyairs or relaying which required betare the szpiradon, ot ort the time" Mormon th the work is warranted to stand to be done by the con tractor free of charge within five days after notice from the Commissioner of Improvements of the Ward; and upon failure of any co ioe or con- | tracto: any repairs or rel pavement after notice aforesaid, the Mayor to do the of emplo: ati Within tem days after the order i Tract and tTaac wees enue 0 the or. to to stand twelve see © ite co upon the fai mae » executes thi it thy ‘ contractors’o falling suall yay any lore or damage Ne eoptporation may sustain in consequence oer the due performance of th. furnishing of Be materials as eargin reaeiceee bond and Security to the amount of two indusand will be required of th tractors: The bidders will state the Tateset ohich the curbing, pavin, a fi ° ¢ludivg materigine lagging will be executed, in For petting new curb of Hew York North river curbstone, per running foo' For laying new brick pavement, per square yard, For laying new stone pavement. per square yard Por gradi etniina, (whether excavating or filing) per War tttinine; ser: repping foot. For spout gutter, to soe) laying down ‘Wow Ye Fork fiagging, per square ee laying down flagging gneiss, per square oper laring 6 courses of brick on edge or New | York fia one foot wide, and not less than four inches in gutters and alleys, per ran- ning foot and the Tates at which the following work, ex- elusive of mi dale proent the gravel and sand and curb, insluding dresting, per s new brick pavement, per square For ae and relaying old brick Spaveme per square wor faking ay and resetting old curb, per rus- ninj For taking AS and relaying old stone pavemert, per square yar For taxing up ‘and re! ying old flag footways,per equare fe ‘Wo bid w wii) be received which does not include oo emer for each separate item of work and ms- ‘erials. By law the Mayor is prohibited from awardi contracts for the adove work to any per ‘aon or nol sons who sre mors ctical pavers. “06 eotlsth CHARD WALLAOH, Mayor. cu QUARTERMASTRR eurton, Wasuincton. Washinavoe oh ve: January 4, 1834. Fry bp he aay ent inspection will be made Hl just ‘before the Flour is Teceived, and none will be | Gren cr is not rose accompany the bid of bed, sch Prades ae roe ae act nak oath on ic in one ete previous: y false S comply with thelr or from bidders. not present respond. ‘Goverament reserves the right to reject any bid for ay cause, the undersigned, at No. 223 G street, endo for Fleer." ra) 8. O, GREENE. Captain, 0. 5 Washington, D.G., Jan. 11, 1864. al2 ta ssa SaSUnS Prorosesrare FOR FORAGE. Omer, Quanrsamasren’s See Si H sno. ‘ABHINGTON DaPor, BEALED Faorosaig are invited for I the L. 8. iY rangat at Ws thin gtoe, D. O.. Balt places, with Hay, Corn, Oats 8 will be received for the delive: co elo Gorn oF oats and #0 tons of hay oF stTAW, an ji stateat which of the above-named wBiaders tn must pose to mate deliverion and the Prenat wick thoy Agst villas make deliveries thereat, me quanti’ each a) rats to be deliv- eet: ine when sald del \e8 shall bo sous. nced, and when "The price must be written Pout in words on the Corn to be pat UP, in good stout sacks, of about two bushels eac! Gass in “lke anak of about three bushels each. Tig ong to be farnished without ebarge to the ¢ Government. The hay and straw to be securely baled. ‘The particuler ki za or description of cats, ¢o1 bees ‘propored tobed delivered most be stated red under the bids herein in- tr the lowest renponsioie bidder, as the tuterest of the Government may require payment ae made when the w! ole pied contracted { phail y his have. been aeliverod and accep’ ie bidder will be required to sccompan: a ay two responsi: is acoepted he or propomal witha squaranty, Bi, tl gle ve after, execute the ta ten di Coa 8 i, a ateact for the ‘same, with good and sufficient sureties ina sum equal to the amount of the con- tract. to deliver rg? aeeee proyosed in conformity with the terms of this ertisement; and in case the sate iad macula, fail to enter into the con- tract, t] e good the difference between the offer of said bidder and the aext lowest respons ab nhebpai ca the person to whom the contract The: Silk of the guarantors must be one, i ona sta osrit ‘ificate of a U. 8. District Attorney, Collector of Customs or any other off- cer eager the United Faniee Govermmenms or re- rson known ° *at biases will be daly notified of f the acceptance it f their oS fai Tname an a Bo ada: address of each bidder must be legibly rritiaa, in the proposal. B ro posal mast be xn aaremsehte Bri Sen. ae: uartermas' ington, BiG. abd should be plainly marked “Pro 508 NSE « samiegual to the smount of the oom- tract, signed Db: a contractor and both of his juarantors. will be required of the auoceastal bid- ler or bidders w! the ie coatras tees and bond’, may Blank forms of bids, guaran’ be obtained ‘upon aplication a at ue abn offi ce, (Town, County and tates —— (Date) the subscriber, do by propose to furnish 1 deliver to Te Ns Btates, at the Qaarter- master’s Department at to the terms of your ad advertirement, inv! ting 9 for pad lg jated Washingtoa Depot, + 1883, tne foilo rueli of ors vig: bushe nce Gere: in sacks, at — per bushelof 56 por aaels of ot Oats, in sacks, at —— por bushel of tone ot paled Hay, at — per ton of 2,000 is oun" of baled Straw, at —— per ton of 2,000 ne commence on or before the — day + and to be completed on or before the — day of a pled myrelf to enter into a written contrast with the United States, with gocd and approved securities within the space of ten days after being notified that my bid has beeu accepted. Your obedient servant. Brigadioz, General D. H. Bucs: eneral Depot Goartertianter. fashington, D. 0. We, the und emened. ME if 'e, 161 + Tesi nts 0} County of a State of ———.. here! Jointly and severally, wcovenant Wwith the United States, oa guaraptee in case the foregoing bid of ted. that he or they will, within ten Gore after tor the acceptance of sais bid, e: the contract for the same with good and sufficient ast righ Us Forage tonaed Stay Tact, or! ‘07 Deceta! for} to the terms pt etverties: tisement Gated er shall feil to enter into a contract as sforetald, we guarantee to make good the ciffer- ence between the offer by said of Delivery lowest responsible bidder. = the contr pO! may bean or the person to whom under our hands and seals this ex of Beal. Ih y certify that, to the Ley of my know- ledge nae belief, the above-named guarantors are 00d and sufficient as suret for the amount for which they offer to be secarit To be certified by the United States | District At- torney, Collector of Customs, or any other offcer Rane the Datta tates Government, or respon- le mm known is off Leeds DH. RUCKER, de 9-tf Brig. Gen. and Q, M. i P2orosaLs FoR HAY, STRAW sup GRAIN. Foracn Propo { Assistant Quar' ie ze Miexanasian’ Van fa Nov. lov. RivTEN Proposats are invited for farnishin, Hay, Straw, Oats and Oorn, for the use >of the ‘Gove ernment, to be delivered at Alexandria, Va., or an: point on the Potomac or its tributaries. re in sucl quantities within the amoun' * proposed for r, and at sacl Hmes, as the undersi ma) 7 tobe addressed to the undersigned, i snd tote the quantity end price of each article offered. sree aerate rear or Btraw and upwards, for the in- axon, f the Government to contract for a “Corn to be pat a: sacks of about two (2) bushels, and oats nee of of about three (8) bushels each, which are to be furnish ‘ge to he iment, orke hay and straw to be secure- lym baled. All articl ot eoreaked under this advertisement to he | subject to. arigid inspection by the Govern- nt Inspec _urehanes will be made from time to time, under advertisement, from the lowest res ib] as the interests of the public Pmt) "ihe undersigned reserves the right to reject any 1d all offers which may be deemed in I with the Intereets of thet Government, ecm petite security will be required for the faithfal fulfilment of aay ‘agreement made under this ad- vertisement WM. STODDARD, no 18-2m Capt. and Ass’t Quartermaster, DAMB “BXPRESS COMPANY, OFFIOB 614 PA. AVENUE, Washineton, D. 0. GREAT BASTRRN NORTHERN, AND WEST- ERN FXPRESS B FORWARDERS!" aE MERCH ADISE MONRY, ZBWELRY, VALU- NOTES. 8100K3, BON DB, orwarded with SAPBTY AND’ DIBEAROH to all accessible sections of the count This Combany ban agencies in the principal Railway Towns i u NORTH, mast, ert AND mbebaihl mice WASHINGTON DO NE PHILADELPHIA, BALRIMORE *OIN- ma BT: Loutg, LOUL TE. eh mrections made at New York a ee ye nes forwerdie to the CARADas and the Bk: OVINOES and wit sramenig tne to LIVERPOOL SOUTHAMPTON and HA and thence by Europe: an expresses to all promi: commercial towns in in Great Britain and the Con- ‘ Gallection of NOTES, DRAFTS,and BILLS made t all accessible parta of rome One Btates. NN, bg | ashington, D ra ‘BY |—MONBY ed ae 1 SON'S, 119 Pennsylvania avenue, and seo his an sicalora in Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leath- gigEnsho WALBH & ROKE c) ‘ture a ; bFoaraxe TO FAMILIES —The undersigned | Shatter te ed an tuscan ine MONDAY of | are aee 08! a ‘cdvences ia sums pba.Rew fe York and Boston rekee this eoreee artic! ere Re cen crt ta fare murine of | of from one ‘to tem thousand dollars on col- forming his old ri = Paria tithatiseaie asco | ite | peMRaE SOTARDHR empty | sume Down’ Matton and ives fea peraece ewols7 Biive ver erg, Mas Salem Brite Piilalepi reat Dealers ‘Siskin ing fo thi Depot 4 will boca: vay Bering pe Ae peri in sar Fi aoe Fiat Capone: as gunned orang the i list Bal ec ‘Moa- bine sity, yoreniy keowe to many Reasnata Farteidgoe, lay mor Sate may a Chief aes for ‘oodeock, wad csery snare ot the | jest Brigadier General an le of Quartermartar, pa ; gartietion. pean Por! i Bou ann Bish gne Pelee, 7 se 1-Sm0' NS Se Alto, 9 ares of Boreign’ and" Domeatia ee attra Ee acta A Dame RxPRmss COMPANY, ak epics others giving ee eee ps aa) MOTION OF REMOVAL. for cash at Bi end Candie DELIVERY OFFIOR of this owe 119 Pennsyi 5 i EEF nasa Georgstows. cu dames B on ee) Ti eewees wth meets, | Be street between 94 and Bu ntrects. and the next | PROPOSALS. NITED STATES MALLS. OVEILARD CALIFORNIA ROUTE, Post Oveicn Duranrunny, Washington Ciry, Octoder 15, 1853. i ProrosaLs fated Yodan Pp at =} Contra tt Office ol this De; m. of 3, 1954, the mails nee ae ee sierra ‘erri ae '0L0! Toutes and tri Bare a tchedaies pay ye courting’ ee fries ot eovccaie Servive, (fo Sel July w 1864, ma. to jane 3) eee) ANSAS, vase Teas tehiaen, my, ho mag eat eres PGaitierts, Oxcto, Otoe risked Terris ome rel ‘& Pondre erwood’s, Las Licey ay gect tals low Sprin ig Laramie, Rock Creek, Medi- yw, Port Halleck. Elk Mousa, Pass Oreck 3 orth Piette Sage Cree! Kk Pine Groves pridgers Pasa, Sulphur Springs, Waskie, Pre Lake Due ig Bprie Lacie —_ Butta, Point, Salt Wel a Gree Raed fom Hel wie 5 Fors N Bridger, M piver, Cee er eesiers ng Bock Wont Kimball’s, and Mountain D; Schedule from April) bs December, (8 months). — rad ail: Arri i Salt Lake ity Thirteenth day by 8am, ave Salt Lake City daily at 2 pm; bate at Atchison thirteenth day by 3 p m, (288 ours Schedule from December 1 to Aorit 1, (4 months). Leave Atchison daily at8a Arrive cate Halt Lake Oity fifteenth day by 8 a. Ry ™icave Balt Lake City daily at 2pm; itive ‘at Atchison fifteenth day by 2p m, (3% Tide. for four ar years service invited ; that is, from July 1, 1864, to June 30, 1868. UTAH TERRITORY. 1460 From Fait Late City. by Traveler's Rest, Rock For’ ri nder. id Name, Hoth Valley, ‘Polut Lookout, Bia . 8 me Ruby Valley, non ae Territory). Wells, Diamond Springs, Sulphur Springs, Robert’s Creek, Camp Station, Dry Oreek, Cape Horn, Simpson’s cares e' Mount Airy, Oastle Book Cold Springs. Middl Mountain Well, Still W: Bisly’s, Nevada, and De ginia Olty, 558 miles and back, daily. Schedule from Aprill to December 1,(8 months). Leave Salt Lake City daily at 9 om. arave at Virginia City seventh day by 9.8 m,( 144 783) ‘Tee e Virginia City daily at 10am; Arrive at Balt Lake City seventh day by 10am, (144 hours), Schedule from December | to April 1, (4 months). Leave Salt Lake City daily at 9am; pAtrive at Virginia City elghth day by 9a m, (168 Urs; Leave Virginia Oity daily at 10am; Arrive st Salt Lake City eighth day by 10a m, (168 hours;) Bids for four years service invited ; that is, from July 1, 1864, to June 39, NE&VAPA TERRITORY. 15755 From Virginia Gity, by Carcop, Genoa, Pri- favs, k's, Strawberry, W. Sportaman’s Hall and Placervilie, (Gaiifor: Bia. ) to Foleom City, 140 miles and back, daily, Schedule From April 1 to Dees, (8 months.) Leave Virginia Oity daii: wareive at Folsom City xt ‘aay, ‘py am, (% ours;) Leave Folsom City daily at 8am; Arrive at Virginia City next day by 8 8 m, (24 hours), Schedulefrom Deremter | to April 1, (4 months.) Leave Virg! inia oes fatty atloam; Rien at Folsom it} third day by 10a m, (48 ours; Leave Folsom City daily at8 am. arrive at Virginie City third day by 8 am, (48 jours: Bids for four years service invited ; that is, from July 1, 1864, to Jui , 1883 COLORADO TBRRITORY. 14855 From Latham, by Big Bend, Port Lupton,and zierwons ’s, to Denver Oity, 65 miles and back, dai Leave Denver daily at 8am; Arrive st Latham same by 8pm, (12 hours;) Leave Latham daily on the arrival of the mail from Atchison and from Salt Lake Arrive at Denver in twelve hours after Bids for four years service invited ; that is, from July 1, 1864, to June 30, 1868. NOTES. Each route must be bid for separately, with se Tate guarantee and certificate; and must provide for the conveyance of the mail ‘with celerity. cer- tainty, and security,” using the terms of the law. It will be berceived that the schedules are f- ranged so as to form one continuous line from Atchison, Kenres, to Foléom City and back, con- veying the entire mat! each wey in 19 days, ei months in the year ; and in 23 days, fours months in the year. For form of pro 3 for instrogtions ler jatantee, and far ermror G quirements. &c.. bid- net corres to ee eanvalet advertisnnont of this date, at the ipal pont mom, Bidders should be careful to. post pay bi LAIR. del5-wiw Postmaster General. PpPoPosLs FOR BUNTING ANDDRYGOODB Bureav or MAVISATION, Navy Department, Washington, Dec. 15, Beateb Puorosats will be received at thivot until 1am, onthe 15th dayof January next for, fornia hing the requisite sapply of Bunting and Dry Goods for the mee sce ‘the at the B: Harz Yard durin balance ‘of the Year ending ‘bropprale met be endorsed ‘* Proposals for Bunt. ing and Dry Goods,” and directed to the Uhiet af this sBurean. The articles to be included in these proposals are deser bed in the rinted schedules, copies of which may be obtained on application to tion Ofiger at the Brookiy Navy Yard a. Samples will be seenand information aac on application to the vi- gation O! . ili ce Allarticle: sinust be delivered to the Yard at the risk of the contractor, in suitable ith aan name art Ge nants marked thereon; alse! ce to inspection. tick measurement, inte tirely satistactory to the Ni 3. Bvery offer must be accompanied by a written guaranty, as required by law Bureties ae the full amount mat be reauired to sign the co: ,and their res; lity certified toby a Gaited States District J ei Attorney, Collector, or Navy Agent. 017 lawiw KENDALL'S AMBOLINE FOR JHE HAIR. AMBOLINE MOISTENS, BEAUTIFIE£&, ODORATES, LENGHATHENS, LYVIGORATBS, NOURISHES, EMBELLI8BES THE HAIR. KENDALL'S AMBOLIN® isa rare compound stimulating extracts from Flowers, Roots, am Herbs, for the GROWTH, BEAUTY, and PEE- MANENT VIGOB of the HAIR, “Highly beneficial where the Bair requires gentle stimulant.” Da. OHILTON, “Have never had anything which so perfes answers the purpose of a hair dressing,” WARBEN WABED, Baq., No. 377 Gana street, N. ¥. “* after being bald for seven years your AMBO LINE bss covered the entire ecalp with NEW Hain.” Prof. JOHN SENIA, Ro. 35 King street, N.Y, Por sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods. Dealers. Put in boxes, (containing two botties,) price €1. Manufactured and for sale at wholesale by KENDALL & BANNISTER, e10-¢m No. 642 Broapwar.N. ¥. 7 tb woo Dt Ww oo” 1% POU: PIBORS AND BPLIT FOB ONE DOLLAR PER COORD paid Reeifeoo Oorner Seventh street and Oanal. TORORS. oes a Sit wooD rd leng tb MccN SW vhs 2: ter Beventh strset ond Gael eae o On nahin, Cc © * Yor Ril ation, OW BAN iN HAN Y. CONFIDENTIAL, OUNG MEN who have injured themselves by certain necret oy pore p= unat them for business, pleasure, or the duties. eo married ite; ‘also middle otis or old a om nthe deed of Toe. oF er causes, fe: ce of their |, before placing ‘SSemesives 2 pe iF the Sonar Fareey aera ear, ton something ma 61 of im noe by oe The Secret soctahdae =! at sealed en ceipt of Ten Cents, ae deatoee Spec ofan to any add: de iy See Baia. AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & OO. No, 989 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Between Ninth and Tenth streets, INVITE THR TRADB TO INSPROT THEIR IMPORTED amp DOMESTIO LIQUORS, WINES, TOBACOO, | Groceries for the Camp, UNSURPASEED ™ ASEORTMENT AND VARIETY aY ANY 8TOO IN THIS OITY, UB OONTRAOTS wit THE LARGEST PACKERS Im TER STATES OF MAINE AND NEW JERSE? ENABLE US TO OFFER HERMETICALLY-SEALED MEATS, POULTRY, WISH, FRUITS, 4sD VEGETABLES, 2 NEW YORE, PHILADBLPHIA, AND BALTI MORE MARENT PRIORS, BORDEN'S CONDENSED MILE @onstantly on hand. BEING SOLE AGENTS Pos TES 5ALB or MESSRS. FEANK BININGER & 00."3 OELEBEATED BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS, HOMESTEAD RYE, HARVEST BOURBON, WHEAT NUTEIENT, GOLD MEDAL MADEIRA, . GOLD MEDAL SHERRY, GOLD MEDAL ooGNag, RIP VAN WINELE GIN, VAN TASSELL AROMATIO SCHNAPPS GOODSPEED & BRO.’S “OLD Tom,” WE KEEP THEM READY FOR SHIPMENT IN IBON-BOUND OAsEs oonTalning FROM ONE TO SLX DOZEN BA Wh INVITE OONNIISEBUBS TO INSPROT ov OHAMPAGNE WINES OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION, amp GALL THE BSPROLAL ATTENT ov OONSUMERS TO THE BRA GRAND VIN IMPERIAL AY MOUSEBUR UNSURPASSED 16 . W2 A&B SOLE PROPRIETOR . . AUGUSTUS JOHRSON ane 200 Fears] ia Aven