Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1864, Page 4

ends THE EVENING STAR. MBS. BEAUCHAMP’S VENGEANCE. poor deat co | Ox artzr VI.—Anorugr Lerrer. Aman more thoroughly worried and beaten never saw than poor Rackit when I called on | him half an ‘hour after. All his Beauchamp seemed vanished, or rather to have become changed intoa savage irrita- tion. He biamed himself; but, as usual, the Teproachés he heaped upon: hisown conduct , were strong in expression but mild ia feeling. Tt was on her head that the bitter vials were emptied. She was demon incarnate. He didn’t know what vices might not be concealed beneath that soft exter- | jor. Why did she wish to marry him? Why persist in wishing it. when it was’ so les aon to the dullest mind that he didn’t wish fra tise had no wealth to tempt her; he had no ae be had no tame—as yet; he “had not anything remarkable in the way of personal attractions; ‘what then conld she see in him? It was clear she had some sinister motive:' Briggs was n better match, yet Briggs had been thrown over- Doard? Why was this ! Some horrible design must be hidden here. I suggested that he should write her a plain letter avowing that he was by nature unfit for the quiet of domestic life, and unequivocally expressing his sense ot the mistake, which he had made in ever imagining that he could settle down. ‘Yon told her she was a beam of sun- shine, and now you ean hint to he- that in an atelier it is negessary to let the blinds down to | .the sunshine out.” “Tl do it,” he said; and he sat down to write. But it is noeasy matter to write onsuch subjects; still less easy is it to tell a woman whom you have sworn that you adore, how impossible it isthatvou can have been in your right senses when you sworeit. Rackitthurst his disengaged hand through his redundant locks, bit effectively the end of his pen, drew figares on his blotting book, but conld not get beyond “My dear Mrs. Beauchamp.” Pres- ently he rose, and lighted a cigaretie, and then walked up and down the room in gloomy med- itation. Occasionally a thoughtseemed to in- spire him, and he sat down; but when he came to express the thought in words, it seemed ut- terly inapplicable, so he threw down his pen and resumed has walk. “Tell a fellow what to say,” heat last eaid | despairinglyto me. And TI began to help him. We hammered ont a leiter together; but it seemed so lame and tame that we both felt it wouldn’tdo. We tried again, but with no great- er success. «T tell you what it is,” he exclaimed at length, «Ishallcatandran. I'll pack upand goto Rome. 1 wantto see Rome; and when she hears that I have quitted England without | mforming her of my intention, i’ will be a del- | ieate Way of Jetting her know that I’ve chang- ed my mind. She will despise me. perhaps and abuse me, for certain : but better that than that she should marry me.” « Better still,” “if you were to write her precisely the same letter which she wrote to Briggs; I ramember the words perfectly.” “By George! what a good idea.” * She cannot take exception to her own sen- timents in herown words, you know. If it was justifiable in her to throw Briggs over as | she did, she can never pretend that you are not equally justified; ard by using her very ex- | pressions you escape all cavil.” “Say nomore. The thing is perfect. Johc- son you're a genius. I never thought so betore; bnt in you common sense amounts to genius.” In a few minutes the letter was written, seal- ed, and despatched by Bob. Rackit was now in'an uproarions state. He punched me in the ribs, and called me his best Friend, He song atthe topof his voice 4 2a morte egnora, and threw such fever inte Addin, Leonora, adiio, that one might have imagined Bim tobe a Mario—in a great coat. In the very height of this excitement, Briggs arrived, face flushed, eyes sparkling, ha air damp with perspiration. “}My dear fellows,” he said, exuitingly, Im 80 glad to find you bothhere. Ouly think! you remember that letter I showed you from Mrs. Beauchamp! Well—it’s all a flam! It’s the First of April! she has been making April fools of us.” “You don’tsay so?” “Pact. k here. When she tthe letter here by a m muger—the cur Tread ta you— | she sent this other to my club: read alond, ++ Dearest John, at the time I wr: this note toyou, I send avother, and a eeierept R yigzon by Ro Ga rat | Te ORE Jook at the date and ail will be arpiaineds tl the date does not enlighten you, come for con- solation to yours ever affectionately— Extty Beatcuanr?” 3 congratulated him, and thought that Rackit also would be overjoyed; but to my surprise I read an expression of deep mortification on his features: and then it occurred-to me that, glad as he certainly was to have escaped his mar- riage, he wis deeply vexed at having been made ridiculous. He called on Mrs. Beauchamp that very after- noon, and received from the bewitching wid- | ow an explanation which was 4 reproof. «My dear Mr. Reekit,” she said, “for some days you made vehement love to me. deny it. the while that 1 was engaged to Mr. Briggs— your friend and my old playmate. 1 tried gni- etly to call you to order but in vain. Now.I was cexstain that you really cared nothing for me.” « Oh, Mrs. Beauchamp!” “You didn’t, so don’t pretend you did. L knew enough of you, to be sure that the attrac- tion lay in thefruit being forbidden. The whim suddenly seized me of puttisg yoursincerity to the test and the license ot AN Fool's Day, sug- gested the means.” «But, suppose you had been mistaken !”" “Then r confess, my prank would have placed me in @ serious position. But I was que safe. I knew with whom 1 was playing. knew that, if volatile and thoughtless, he ‘was, and would always prove himself—a gen- dleman. «& He took her hand, kissed it, and pronounced her an angel. But from that day to this I have mever heard him mention the name of Mrs. | Smythe Briggs. a Heenan and King in Court—How they were Summoned. [From the Manchester Guardian, Dec. 23.] King, Heenan, Tom Sayers, James Mace and four other pugilists, named Travers, McDon- ald, Tyler and Noon, lett London tor Wad- hurst yesterday accompanied by a solicitor, to answer a charge of having committed a breach of the peace in connection with the late prize fight. The Surrey Siandard gives the follow- ing account of the way in which the police suc- ceeded in performing the hazardous duty of serving the summons: ‘The summonses were handed over to Super- intendent Bennett, to find out the men, and serve such personally, if possible. Mr. Ben- mett immediately proceeded to London, and so- licited the assistance ofone of the metropolitan lice. They wentto the bar of the public use kept by Robert Travers {Sa is® man ofcolor,) in Castle street, Leicester square. . Trayers said Mr. Travers was not home. Mr. Bennett’s colleague, however, knew Trav- ers,and after waiting some time, heard his voice. He waesoon fou nd and served with asum- mons. He was very civil, and said, «I think it is very hard that I should be summoned, as I was net engaged im any way at the fight: ently looked on.” They then went to Holywell Yane, to the ola King John pubjic house, kept by James Mace, who it was stated, had gone into the country, and it was uncertain when he would return. After going to a number of other places visited by fighting men, near mid- night Mr. Bennett and his companion pulled up at the Pavillion Theatre, Whitechapel. By persuésion and threats they got to the stage by @ privateentrance. In the boxes they found King. After reading the summons to bim, he was very excited, used bad language, and said they all ought to be ashamed of themselves to summon him. Superintendent Bennett then served the summons on him. ‘Thomas Sayers’ house, which is 10 Belle Vue Cottages, Camden Road, Camden Town, was found tocked up three days running, and Su- perintendant Benvett was told he was gone in- ms = country. Heenan was foundin a respect- pried sideed Bouse at Pimlico, which, through a third person, the American pugilist had ap- p inted as a rendezvous for the service of the summons. He received the Superintendent and hit companions ina gentlemanly manner, ueked them to take seats by the fire, and invi- ‘ed them to take a giass of wine anda segar. | He lett them shortly after to see his med: al attencant, saying, “You may de) peel Wea yer ne ” After-this @ gocd hunt for Jerry Noon, Mace, Sayers and MacDonald.” There being on the same day a nd T will prize fig ht between Baker and Goss, they could | ‘Bot be found. The next day, at the «astend of London,however, they found MacDonald, who’ has the by Ee Ble man. Jace was served by leaving thesum- mons at bis house; Superintendent Benatt then went to Brighton, aud fonnd Siyers had Jeft that town the night before by a London 255 JOHN WAGNER. 55 ving resumed my old line of Look i a’ re ing. I will offer tine ‘on trons aud tie: a large assortment of Oval Mirrer, and oth e3 to variety, Also, ar ‘Wircors, ith Mahogany, Walnut or Gilt "Old Prats Feet eres, Gime Pistes inesrted a ei at reasonable wrioes one na A Kia) ae | me Ps. av., bel: oats sad thom, ‘ABT BACON NG & BURCHELL, corner Vermont ave. and 16th st, assion for , designing hypocrite ; a | said 1, suddenly illuminated, | Listen,” and he | Don’t | You know you did: yet you knew ali | there was | ce@and manner of a Tespecta- | OFICIAL, | PROPOSALS. He ty Provost ate g ety ! dguacters, Pre D On lan Dis.’ PROPOSALS TOR DEAD HORSES. Special Orders No,2—The per of “1 a0Ts cone Cavalry Burraw, Office of Chief Quartermaster ! lowing porte bey, omitted In the ful £¥axp Pror Lm rarieiias teveagt bry ie: Squares 116, 117, 199 and 140; somuch thereof P12 i0prelics & PRY as front on Nineteenth and M streets,in the vi- or be killed a Onvalry | Depot, Master a near cinity of Nineteenth-street Par! Zunes on D. os Rest ext twelve vat | Squares 137, 138, 139, 152, 159, 160, 181 and 1am the date OF letting of the contract 80 much thereof as front on Seventeenth, Eigh- “Re bors willt rv qceivere med eee | weet tae aad 5 aiecla te the mainly of Sev- bed to be xed bi by the United a Bra na donee enteenth-street and ambulance parks. 4 Squares 32; £3, 40, 41, $2 45,44, 52,53, 54,55, | Sf Sere diters Hatake Bape oaeet | 56, 7, 58, 50,60, 73, 77, 79, 80, 81, 83, 81, 87, 102, | ni ren vieu 103, 104, 120, 121, 128, 193, 142, 143, 114; in the First | eat will be réqdired In Government fend Werd, south of Pennsylvania avenue. wired | att thee eX or pee “month, for all animals ered 0) date. Piles inks 10, diidB; 9; in the vicinity ef Bort a, wit hey a Waist eurities,in the sums of Squares i07, 126, 163, 164, 164, 195; 60, muoh | °Be, thousand doliare will be required from the thereof as front on Connecticut avenue, Seven- Fach proporal must rae ago! cred price per smimsl, {| teenth, Eighteenth and K streets, in the vicinity | giving full name and post office address, and be ac- | of the K-street stables. Squares 472, 473, 501, 502 and 503; in the vicin- | ity of Sixth and Seventh-street wharves. | “Squares 573, 574, 630, 631, 632, 633, 634, 651, 683, Hinste. aut thin | | or any Migr nie ley of aoa dope ange of Paar rw wee | squares, being in the vicini ratlroad de; reserves the right to re! a all and Sol laters’ Retre % pigs that may be odered. Muir 8 ares 723, Sonat, 73, 735, 759 and 760; in wet Vii epnity of Old Ospitol and Oarroll prisons and bafracks. On any place within tour squares of Bladens- burg tollgate. {Proponals for iH db aranty signed by t: Rie gorggoe, na Enow znd Enews tp this areca poi tan by » and duly arsitas Ohiet phonia. be eddremet to Captain James Washing- Mao ak Bureau, and aS peat staly mar a ‘on the envelope, Pent Hope A, EKIN, J fa Chiet Q. By are Cavalry Bureau. On any place within two squares of Kendall Green par! P BOPO On any place within twosquaresof Railroad 4163, 192, 534, and squares C and D,on Maryland avenue, in the vicinity of Gevernment railroad, depots, and storehouses. Squares 500, 504, 544, 545,f546 and 517; in the | vicinity of Sixth and Seventh street wharves. nares 381 and 382; so much thereof as front ouisiana avenue, in the yicinity of the Central Guardhonse Upox the Mall in the vicinity »f the Monu- | nent and Govexmeat cattle y: ; OTuponany | place in the vicinity of Mt. Pleas:nt, Caryer, Stone, Columbian College, Cacapbell’s, Lin- coln, Douglas, Emory, or Armory Square Hos- jitals, (being those pubiished in «Special Or- | ers No. 22” trom these Heaiquarters,of date | November 12, 1868), and the following, not | heretofore embraced in orders: ‘The whole of squares 127, 141, 165, 166, 168, 169, 170, and 171, in the vieinity of the War Depart- ment, and the Offices and depots of the Quar- termaster’s Department. * _The whole of SCUaTes, 62 1 By 727 7 76h 185, 796, 927, 75S, ity of the Old Oapitol Prison and the Railroad Depot. All permits for thes sale of liquors containing | Slcobol m any of the abovye-prescribed local!- | ties are declared to be void. Violations ot this order willbe promptly and | severely punished by confiscation of liquors | | and confinement of the offenders. i Depsrtaren | becken} ton Top? ing form rimentof ‘The ice to Peymtnt t to me, ET will By order of Henry B. Topp, | 7, Captein and Provost Marshal, | $28 BAESS : A.S. BAKER, District Attorney. jad Lieu tenant.apd 4 Adjutant. | and Headquarters Military District of Washington, Washington, D. C.. January 7, 1361. ! General Orders No.5 —Ry special direction of Departines Hens uarters.at Fort Department of the South, ‘Headquarters at Hil- ead. ee auch other Hospitals as may be established the Texas const. ls will be made according to the follow- geon ia charge of exch bospita! for the correct amount delivere't, fied to by the Med Ag a guarenty o! above agreement, We —-—. of the county of f . do hereby guarantes that — fa: fii the contract in accordance wita the terms of SALB Fos 108, Mgproau Punvevon's’ ‘Orricz, ark, (being those published in Special Orders Wash: Ro. $ from fnese Headquarters,of date Novem- | | saarzp Promega el ere ir Fy 292, 253, 267, 270, 297, 298, 1564, st 12 o’elock m., tor furnishing 907,353, 853, 3° 4, 24, 300, 108, 410, 433, 431, te, Withia the following Departments, until the ms aa of January, 1868, with, ‘®@ supply of pure IC ve epartment of the Bast, Headquarters at new | sehitacaips of the Susquehanas, Headquarters ass . ee is, le Department, Headquarters at Baltimore. ‘2 Western Virginia, Headquarters \% st Cumber!and. watnio: ‘of Washington, Headquarters at ton. NDapertuent of ft. Mary’s Headquarters at Point € of Virginia and North Caroliua, onro PROPOSALS FOR ICH. (RESIDENOS AND DATE.) The indeteignes 4 proposes to furnish daily, or otherwise (as od ai the best quality of ice to such how by the Me : +and in such q ledical Director of this Depattment may ordes, at the following ig Rrtee per hundred pounds viz sa be subject to the sporors of the Sur- who will receigt o be ma¢e upon duplicate hills, certi- ! Director of this Department. 3 faithful parformaace of the hould the contract be awsrded nter iato bonds 1a tho sum of 85,000, Talsc’ append to the enciosd form of guaranty f guarantors, ce: tified by the clerk of istr.ct Court, or the United States FORM OF Gi: ARANTY, and State of nd State — fs able to ef the county of the Secretary of W the sale of all liquors | his proposition, and we are prepared to becomes his | containing alcohol is hereby prohibited in the | eecurities, {gis i following localities in the city of Washington : | ert ‘ 1 rib The whole of squares 75. and 119, im the vi- | eee ae ee omy eee cinity of the depots and offices of the Quarter- | master’s Department. | The Provost Marshal of the Military District | of pro of Washington will see that the requirements Ano of this order are enforced. By command of Brig. Gen. Martindale. | JouNn P. STERBURNE, Assistant Adjutant General. ja sot | War DEPARTMENT, | Wasiixaton, January 23, 1963 } In consequence of the pressure of businers | atthe War Department, Passes for citizens to | , visit the Army of the Potomac will be given at | the office of Lieutenant Colonel Conran, 139 cont: Bonds to be The Post C jz be disti Proposals | Pennsylvania avenue, above 19th street. j2% | se EE ET UPREM® CONKT OF THE COLUMBIA. Wo. 56.— EQUITY. Th Wassington, Alexandris town he War ington, Alexandria, and, (Ggaree aeainst fue Corporation of Washington and J. H.and A. | T. Bradley. By an crder of the said Supreme Corrt, passed in seid ca ise om the $th of January instant, I am ¢ rected to state—Ist,an account beiween the sai iiroad Company, and the hoiders of the seripor | tificates of said company, guarantied by the | d Corporation to the extent of 460.000, and in tended to be secured by the deed from said Rai road Company to said J. H. and A. f. Bradt charging said Ruilroad Qompany with so neat Q said certificates, or the proceeds thereof, as was ceived by the officers of sail pompany; "2d, an & count showing what portion of said proceeds we: t | tothe vse of said Raliroad Company; and, 34, how | muck was paid by the respective nolder3 of wait | certificates for the sume, with interest; and far. | ther to report whether the present holdérs of said | scrip or certificatesshold the same bons fide ard for ee to take suci testimony as mays e offered by | the parties, and to convene all the holders of said sertiicaten with the same before me: Notice is therefore hereby given to the parties and to all holders of said serip or certificates euar- The Medic: right to reje HEN pO. or of each of until 120 ie es: None bat be receiv: at Gleebore were will b — be addrerred to Henry os prister PRIA SP thdve ronson hat by application to this office Information as to the location, capnsity, and about the amourt of ice required by the hoapitais, wilt be given by application to the Medical Direc or ene Departments. a Bitders must conform stri:tly to the above form 1. or their bids wi 1 be rejacte: of ailegianap to the United States Cov- erument must Recesssrily accompany, the bid. Bid_ers may be present in pe-son when the pro- PosRIa gro opened The contract wiil be awarded to the lowert re- #porsible party by mallor othera'se, that their bid is acd hey will immediately proceed to en el, uncer bonds to the amount of 35,00. parties who will be duly 20 proverly certified to. \fics address of the parties proposing inotiy written upoa the propuss! mason, and Acting Medfoal t Parveyor. Washington, D C., and marked “Proposals for ce at Purveyor. reserves to himself the ct any or sll bids deemad unsure bie; RY JOHNSON, M 8.K..0 Maalsal Parzen can BS jes | PPROPOsALS ¥OR WOOD. Cavalry Bureau, Obie Chich Quewrsermaster,) No, street. uary 8, 1854. Washington, an SEALED PRoposais wilt ber ceived at this Office cu M2., FRIDAY, the 15th day of Janu, +3 “Vive THOUSAND (8.00) CORDS OF WOOD. good, bard, merchantable Wood will red. Thirty-five Hundred (35,09) Cords te be dal verse ? Point, and Fifteen Hundred (1,50) Oords at Cavalry Depot, (Colonel Makntosh chm- | manding.) Dirtrict o sys trom date o* contrac’ Proposals for One Hundred (1:0) Cords aad up- Golumbia, within forty (49) e entertain: | | "Esch Proposal must be accompanied by a guaren- ty for its feithfa) Tformance, and by the cath of | ‘antied by said Corporation, taat on the 20th day of | silecinnee tr the United States January instant, at my residence in Georgetown, Ruccersin] bidders will be required to enterinto | atten o’eloek in the forenoon, { shail commence | written t, with good and suffieient security, | theexecution of said order,sad continua from day | forthe ‘aithful patformanga. thereol. to day until closed; when and where the said par- | ties, their counsel,’and all holders of the said scrip | or Certificates are required to attend, with their must be endorsed, “Provosals for orale weed end adcressed to Captain James A. £ken, Chief Quartermaster Cavairy Bureac. The right to reject any or Fi oie is i rere’ by | Chiet Quartermaster rOavalry Bureau. | Cur QUARTERMASTZER SOHFIOE. wat Dero or Wasntxcron, | witnesees. to establish their respective claims. | "jan 12-td W. REDIN, Auditor ae coma '‘TMPORTANT NEWS a | FROM THE GREAT CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT on All dealers in Dr er. fee Far: BAR & BROTHER, quest: the articles PAS = por daily roseivirg of our own manufac- | ea so piain A Fine’ Businese butts, | | Comzn or B axp Stvenre Braxzrs. | Pad “| be obtainea ' pot. ats’ ort to send. to this ofice, on th esch week, a sealed proposa! gr ey in in dur cae ot ey are pre) in not ice, ith ibe aul price ‘ofeach mark- igures, so that, in case the exigencies of the rervice require it, the artisle or oF eros can without delay. and at th bove-named goods are mostly of our manufacture,gre can parelore warrant them tobe substantially made. a di gay of goods and the low rates we are aiking Swill ea greatia- UNITED STATES COUPONS OF 1581, UNITAD STATES OEBRTIFIOATES OF IN DEBTESNESS. | Gold. Silver, Uncurrent Money, Exchange on al parts of Burope and the Nozthern Cities, BOUGHT AND BOLD. We are authorized to furnish 5-2) Bonde at par | until the ist of August next, when the yriviledze Cities wn | juiemaioum, ae & 00., | | An entire new style of Business Frock Coats, Dealers wishing to sell to this ‘Det it will | Fine Beaver and Cone Overcoats, list ctaal p | Bisok’ Frock Coats made and trimmed in the best | Sey morning roiah laa 4 ee . H. Bl % OR on: fier General and Chief sar tarmbeter Doeskin Pants, i Eintot Fancy Seotner Pants and Vests we have bed te Begok af Yerkingias. the best and finest the market aces, Lad seriesor f Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing in large LB Pig he UENCE OF THE Ke To" IN THE lonre: will and rere large stock of Gents’ Worthing Goods, isave Baltimore it 4 Roe pm such as White and Oolored Shirts. Undershirts, | Passengers —, cee ingtom mi Drawers, suey wack Ties,Scarfs, Silk and Woolen at ofa 40 tert ‘to connect. Haves, ke. N, PAULS, President. ‘oak of Military Clothing. BAHEKEERBS, HO. 362 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Creed to purchase. Will contiaue to furnish BAR & BROTHAR | U. 5S. FIVE-"WENTY BONDS ea BTATES 6-20 BONDB, | Asiongs Issued Government, at par, UNITED STAT RS 7-20 TREASURY NOTRS, | vs Gompon Sset3 U, 8. 7-90 Treasury Notes, U. 8. Certificates of Indebtedness, GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD. Bxohange on all parts of Burope and the Northe. sold in sums to suit purchasers. Btocks and Gold bought in ose cesar on Commissi: RITTENHOUBS. waves 49 of conversion ceases, Orders for Stocksand Gol executed in New York Bi Portenenneiss, J ype &e Fi * ist thoze 18 Market g ce, Penn. avenue, ween Sth and 9th ath, { | | | . Price Zi a box. Sy JOHN ‘a. NOME unoueet 20 SOB 0. Upham, 403 Chestunt «t.. Philadelphia, andin ton by FORD, 991 0 Pennsylvania s tent by mall. ie 16-8017. (PRINSMAB Projroted by, iv thereon ol ats a Ber t 12 Bolen’ Sn Re ‘enereal | Ogitews of of medicine ome sees eeeuen te oes Slacaalremet iy for Relax- 2 be. hiasetion of the Sys- = errely busers raeded fife, & Fos tietah abies a ‘ecetecst , thus oby! r) \ ieventy ahd ee iousdng edi. ont, i ng at \ORET DIBBABBS! SAMARITAN? KO EXrOsURE, 50 TROUBLE, NO CHANGE WHA: or who have been Mercury, try thi ponibeds tt reecbes and 6 SBORBT oe 10 have faseatced, oF getting roared, gorged with Balssm Gopaiva. or exciusively on commission, | Fr: RITTENHOUSE, PANTS 0O., | oop er Anan iTa Rea ort 7 VER USED. af Bankers, 36% Ponn. avenue, Band & paitive Onze’ for i —— G@ONORR. 5 'T, STRICTURES, §4. } Mu. W BINEREG atsins no eral, no Balsam, no Mercury, | 3 Market Space, Penn. avenus. Only pats tobe Takin to Effect @ Cure, Invites the attention of chasers to the ele They are eatire vegetable, oder no émell nor t collection of Articles fo: Holiday Presents— any 0) it ‘tast ), and ‘will no way in- | Point sad Valencias, Hand! kerohiefs and Seta, Jere tie the stomach er boweis of the: se iclicate | Thread and Pusher Lace Veils, in from tw oto four days, and recent pe | Qoiffeurs end Barbe; ' uate raped ork Boxes. ses and Lapthies Cabes, a the Tale of nvanip.one of ost ir Cares an omba, | Biel and Jet Pina, Bat Drops and Bets, ho Exrosuam, 30 7moUsUN, On wa | } | Beanitams Girt. RES HE GREAT CHINESE | fant piain envelope. { EMEDY fo" GONORRHEA, OLEB ra yockage®, 2. Peele, ke, ingredients are} erparely vogetabin. t it is | BLOOD}! D rei a lor | sca Rta, ULCERS gear iua i, RYEWILG Ob ob ARES &: cananchiiee ze 0 ee HERD tial ARIS EAE cortein ana remedy’ rey & fo ovory partic on poison, ao that care is ti Teke shen of th ee reme- no! ‘= IS Leg eaali tas ble o stoomian tha ces gt Ba gach ieee a Suen pts ree cae hae inp cree i ‘ot. the Wombs Ets bide in popaeare Houx, &e. &e Sabu iataipeideut to the sex | ogy Wglosa cat ie he Dr.’ BABHOW, No. 194 Beat 1 @ bottle, or j | 9 bad als of FORD, No. 390 ay ea. ee.. t pines , HAROAS wasn, .» Box 161 $1 Phttedelphts Font, reese a) econ ape rast of 1ith and PROPOSALS. ebm FOR FLOUR, ; | i be peivet until the et it eelick x, ene Department witit 0.000 DARSELS 6000 varrels in new ou ares head lived, thee ute strong cotten sacks—one-hal! Bide ‘will be feselved for what is xnown as. Nos, Rave Berri: nn leo" Yor Gaohuadrel barrels of wide must be ia. Guptipas. and for each grade on ‘ate sheets 0 F paper. delivery. of ¢ Flour to commence within | ave @ays from the pe ror East bids, and in sach mantities daily as vernment parehiouse <oy Uetiverea at the vyerament wnare! Georgetown. at the wharves, or at the pair depot in Washington. D. 0. he delivery ofall | Flour ayarded to ae 3 eivhin twenty days from the pening of the oD tyment i be go le in certificates of indebted ners, or other funds asthe Government may bave for disbursement The usual Government inspection will be made Just before the Flour is received, and none will be accepted ree is not fresh ground. An oath of allegiance must accompany the bid of each bidder who hag not the oath on file in thia office. and no bid will be entertained from parties who have previousiy failed to comply with bids. or from bidders not present to reapond. Government reserves the right to reject any bid for any cause, Bide to be addressed 223 G street, endorsed REE | Washington, D. 0., Jan. 11, 1554. | pBorosars FO FOR FORAGE. | Ouizr Qpanrumwasean’ 8 | tee. Paorosare are invited’ by the unde: aa the L. 8, Sainte DB | pircoeat at Wa Was #0. jaltimore. Md. ‘Méntoe ‘or sither of these places, » th Hey, Corn, Oats and Straw. | “Bids wilt be received for the delivery of 5,000 bushels of corn or oats and 60 tons of hay or straw, ards, Bidders must stete at which of the above-named Saat eth instant. Bu OF. is for Pipa: NB, Captain, 0. gy. the Sacorsees at No. | i | FriCe. 3 e. ei ots they pose deliveries, and the t Fates at which thoy will ‘make thereat, | the quantity of each article pro) to be deliv- i nl the time when said deliver’ shall be oom- |, aud when to be completed: vine prige must be written out ic words on the ids Gorn to be put up in goo? stout sacks, of about two bushels eact. Oatsin like sacksof about three bushels each. ‘The sucks to be farnished wit extra charge to the oy eranent The hay and straw to be arcurety bi The particuler kind or STsstiption of oata, corn,- ay Expecten bs be delivered most be stat it vited wili be subject to a ri inspections by the Government Inspector before being accepted. Contracts will de awarded from time to time to the lowest responsible bidder, ss the epee) of ee Government may require and psymen’ have been Gelivered and accepted. The bidéer will ed rsquired to accompany his jigned by two responsi- ole persous that In cnoe his bid is accepted he or they will, wituin ten days thereafter, exeqnte the contract for the same, with and sufficient are’ the terme of tii wit advertisement; and in case the ssid bidder shou! fail to enter into tha cop- tract, they toinake good the difference between | the citer of said bidder and the aext lowest respon- sible bidder. or the person to whom the contract may be awarded Bho "responsibility of the guarantors must be shorn by the offivial certificate of aU. 8 Attorney, Cellestor ot Customs or any other offi- cer under the United States Government or re- spor sible person known to this oSice All biaders will be duly notilied of the acceptances orfresection of thelr progoss {fall Basco and en must be legibly weitton in the proposal Proposuia must be addressed to Brig Gen. DH. Rucker, yesiety ae Quartermaster, Washin Bp. ¢. and should be Pisinly marsed “Proposals for Forage ” Bords ina stm equal to the gmount of the son- gustantors. will he required of the successful bid- der or bidders upor signing the contract ‘Bispk forme of bids, guarantees, and bondy, may be obtained upon application at this offi ce, FORM OF PROPOBAL. (Yow, Oounty and State} —— te) the subscriber, do hpreby propore to furnish and deliver to the ‘United Btates, at the Quarter- master’s Depart reeably to the termeof your aay. Aree inviting proposals for forage, dated Wasbingioa Depot, Deo. 2, 1863, me fo low ot store: vis: beans = Sora in sacks, at ——- per bushelof 6 pounds Sipoun Osta. in sacks, at per buchel of io ot Daled Hay, at —— per ton Of 3,900 —- tear or baled Straw, at — per ton of 2,000 8. opeltvery, to commence on or before the —— day Tes . and to be completed on or before the ay of -, 185 , and pled, inte a pelea! contract with u ie es to enter e United States, h goc of ten edays after being notified that my bid has been accepted. Your obedient servant, 4 neral D. H. Rocker, Basins General Depot Quartermaster. ‘Washington, D. 0. GUARATY. c We. ee, potemngees, a, residenta of 7, end oun of ——-, ere! Jointly and metals, oe covenant with tha United Btates, = aay ‘act for the same with good and sufficient sureties. in s sum equal to the amount cf the con- trast, to furnish the forage proposed incouformity to the terms of advertisement dated December &, ions under which the bid was made, and, in case said shall fail to sales into s contrast as Soreneid, we guarantee to make good the ciffer- ence between the offer by aud thesext lowest responsible Bidder’ or (ues person to whom She contract may be awarded. an of Given under our hands and seals this — Beal I hereby certify that, to the best of my kno ledge and belief, the above-named guarantors are g0od and sufficient as sureties for the smount fo! seed sd comin arcs . To be cartified by the United Btates District_At- torney, Collector of Custous, or any other officer under the United Btates Go Government, oF. respon- 601 20" ie perean neem D it, RUCKER, de 9-tf Brig. ‘Gen. and QM. }. and guarantee in case the foregoing bid of be 2: ted. that he or they wilt within : | JpRorosans ROR HAY, STRAW mp GRAIN. Peres ae zandria, Va.. Nov. 6! aay, myer are wn for the cr dramdane ernment, to be delivered at Alexand Or point on the Fotomac rts tributaries, nad inn mek igh timen, as wae the amount proposed for, and. ck so direst. be addressed to the undersigned, the quantity and price of each article will be roseered for: are pnoasans (6 af! ‘ity ta, and ards, unless it for th overnment to coutract for a Sioa “Dorn to be put up in good sacks of about two (2) pasha and oats in abou! jo sures (2) bushels ‘which are to be furnished free of charge to tet Government. The hay and straw to be seoure- vin articles farnished under this advertisement to be sabsect to 8 rigid gid inspection by the Govern- pector wn barchanes will be made from time to time, under advertisement, from the lowest Eiduer, un the intavents of the public se: oe ay Require. ‘he undersigned reserves. the right to reject bony id. all off hi! iy be incompa\ with the interests ef the Govetament, 1e pro! Siero Payments will = made i a uch funds oy may be provided from th inate and os far as eer Nivarys Wa ‘but the modersigned seen, to withBold the whole or any pert ort rot the payiente ‘until the cemplete fulfilment ment ebigod teen oar ity will be seenines for ps te ipa ent of any agreement Wik BRODDA TH, od ‘ tema " Oept, and aan ‘Quartermaster. no 18-; DAMS Expense oC A z tai PA, “AvENUE, Washington, D. G. GREAT BAST BEN NORTHERN D WEST- EEN FXPRESS S ORWARDERS 1 MEEOHADS MONRY, JEWELRY, xALE, BLES, NOTES. fort cee with SAFETY ARD Dispatod’ to all accessible sections oi the country. This Comdany nee agencies in the principal iiway Towns in “SontH, BAST. WEST. AND NORTHWSEST. # ptinei pal offices are WASHINGTON W YORK, Boston, hay or ah ie articles offered under the bids herein in- | d and approved securities within the space | etter othe, acceptance ofsaia bid, execute | it will made when the whole Logue contracted for shail | a “inte: = " ee @.-T.-1930-=. | AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & 0G, From the army hospital—the'bloody battie- | Seld—the mansion of the rich and humbieabods of the poor—from the office and the sa¢red dosk —from the mountain top, distant valle; far-off islands of the ocean—from every nook and corner of the civilized world—is pouring im the evidence of the astonishing effects of ‘No. 989 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, Between Ninth and Tenth streets, INVITE THE TBADB TO INSPROT THEIR DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS. Thou- sTCOK sands upon thousands of letters like the fol- o iowing may be seen at our office: REDSBURY, Wi8., Sept. 26, 1963. . IMPO! «® * * T have been in the army hospi- spctinae tals for fourteen months—speechiees and near- ly dead. At Alten, Ill, they gave me a bottle anD of Plantation Bitters. + * * Three bottles restored myspeechandcuredmie. * * * * DOMESTIC OC. H. FLavurs.” Sours Waxsaw, O., July 28, 1863. LIQUORS, «% * * One young man, who had been sick and not out of the house for two years = with Scrofulaand Erysipelas, atter paying the WINES, doctors over $150 without benefit, has been | - sured by ten botties of your Bitters. * * * SEGARS, EpwarpD WeUNALL.” The following is from the Matron of the TOBACCO, ' Union Home School for the Children of Volun- deers: AND HAVEMEYEE 2 Feil pep 7TH STREET, New Yor, August 2, 1863. “Dr. Drake: Your wonderful Plantation Groceries for the Camp; Bitters have been given ‘to'some of our little | children suffering from weakness and weak fangs with most happy effect. One litte girl, in particular, with pains in the head, loss of appetite, and daily wasting consumption, on whom aH medical skill had been exheusted, Ras been entirely restored. We commenced with but a teaspoonful of Bittersa day. Her | UNEUBPASEED ATEORTMENT AND VARIETY appetite increased; strength and health foliow- av (ed ee * H a Respectfally, Mas. O. M. Devon.” ANY £T0O IN THIS OITY, oe % % IT owemmuch to you, for I verily believe the Plantation Bitters have suved my _ itfe. Rey. W.H. Wacgoner, Madrid, N.¥.° | UR GONTRAOTS — | «* * * Thou wilt send me two boitles | Fitts ina som equal to the amonntof the con- | deliver the forsge provored in conformity | District | signed A Al contractor and beth of hia | more of thy Pisutation Bitters. My wife bas | esen greatly benciited by their use, Thy triend, Aea CURRIN, Philacelphia Pa.” 4 THE LARGEST FAOKERS «% * * [have been a great sufferer from | Ss] Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching. * | . . * # The Plantation Bitters have cured | STATRS OF MAINE AND NEW JERCEY me. Rev. J:8. Catsorn, Rochester, N. ¥.” bs ENABLE US TO OFFER cm % *® Send-us twenty-four dozen more HERMETICALLY-SEALED ofyour Plantation Bitters, the popularity of which are dally increasing with the guests of MEATS, our houes, SyuEs Oxapwicz & Uo. Yroprietore Willard’s Hote! Washington, D.0.” | POULTRY, o® *® ™ Thave given the Plantation Bit ’ vers to hundreds of our disabled soldiers with | FIs, the most astonishmg effect. | G. W. D. Ayvrzws. FRUITS, ge Superintendent Soldier’s Home Cincinnati, 0.” «* * ® The Plantation Bitters havecured = | we of liver complaint, of which I was laid ap | VEGETABLES, | pTostrate and had to abandon my business. { H. B. Ervesvey, Cleveland, 0.” | e | &cts like a charm. mented Bapuie Vieua E acrwot Ccmzections are mands st em pracy te with He avis SNS UANADAS and the to the C. | ER Vin Gs aad METOR fang HAV, jh pee Phe reat Britain aud the Gon~ PR enn Stoey DRAFT# and BILLS made de 23 * Washiggton, v. o. £3 MONRY }~-MONEYI—MONBY! $2 DONE Dae ns, ‘and Bliver Watches, peace Of ite ai Sstrest us with > ~~ soln" 0 Ap“ BXPRESS COMPANY, |. NOTICE rues The nampa tom TR nek toh pis —_. Weakibatow, P.O. | sey yyw 2MPERAL a KOvssnt A4sar conus 05s weane, Paige ey, bees : te fern on ar notin tS ar ras beret ciel _ Qoods delivered in all parts cf Washington aed oo WEIen “* * * The Plontation Bitters have cured me of & derangement of the Kidney and urina- ry organs that has distressed me for years. It ABW YORE, PHILADELPHIA, AND Babs) MOKE MARXET PRICES, C. C. Moors, Agent for Colgate & Co. . 254 Broadway.” ans eee decry Coy BORDEN'S COMDENSED MILE The Plantation Bitters make the weak stron g ‘ the languid brilliant, and are exhausted na constantly on hand, ‘ure’s great restorer. They are compoced of she celebrated Calisaya Bark, Wintergreen, Sazsafras, Roots, Herbs, ‘&e., all preserved in Rerfectly pure St. Croix Rum. s.T.-21860. a=. BEING &CLE AGENTS wee Persons of sedentary habits troubled with weakness, lassitude, palpitation of the Heart, TEE 54LB lack of appetite, distress after eating, torpid ow iver, constipation, &c., deserve to suffer if they will not try them. They are recommended by the highest medi- Gal authorities, and are warranted to produce ak immediate beneficial effect. They are exceed- ingly agreeable, perfectly pure, and harmless, Noricz.—Any person pretending to sell Plantation Bitters in bulk or by the galion is a swindler and imposter. We only putitup in ourlog cabin bottles. Beware ot bottles refilled with imitation deleterious stuff, for which sey- eral persdns are already im prison. See tha svery bottle has our United States Stamp over the cork, and signature on steel plate side la- MESSRS. FRANK EININGRE & 00.9 OXLEBRATED BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS, HOMESTEAD RYE, HARVEST BOURBON, WHEAT NUTRIENT, GOLD MEDAL MADEIRA, vels. Seld by respectable dealers throughout the GOLD MEDAL SHERRY, habitable globe. oom TA PRANES Sy, | cou mepar.coonac See mine mene 1850, wad RIP VAN WINKLE GIN, BUSINESS 1 in a this rie tine cee oe thot ot in- forming my patrons and the public in general that | VAN TASSELL AROMATIO SCHNAFTS zg Ween Teter, Diamonds, Jews fond on oN = ae Weart caring Apparel, &<.. eat nye SO sta Seabed GOODSPEED & BRO.’S “OLD TOM,” in the rear of atest Hearse ‘daria & SON. S7-Ten thousand dollars to loan on Estat WE KBEP THEM St the above place. 6-8" APRONS! WHAT'S CAPONS?—GO TO WIL SON'S, 119 Pennsylvania avenue, and see his oWPOurane READY FOB SHIPMENT pe pe Hp IM IBON-BOUND Oa5ES OONTAINING FROM OND TO SIX DOZEN BA Primm et 5, Woo wand every lnxury of the Boston. Soused Pigs Feet and Trine, Bete ea Fishicd Salmon and Halibu iat, a Aevuiu and ree tertainment Wh INVITE dic thera giving en! ta piss the agit a Weakington wrivale, event QONNDIBENURS TO INEPEOF IMPORTANT TO SUTLERS. eda hinenweecs SUTLEES WILL FIND 5 ; H. A. DOWNING & CO.'S ML : CONCENTRATED CLAM TO BE A MOST VALUABLE AETICLE FO THSIE TRADE. It sells very rapidly, and is the most economics article of diet f the officer’s meas. Itis prepared Bone minute, and makes a most delicious Soupor Ghowder, It is highly recommended by Army Burgecss.. The profits are large. B.A. DOWNING & 60., OCHAMPAGNE WIN ES OF OUB OWN IMPORTATION, ‘45D GALL THE BSPROLSL ATTZET of Goneeatrated Food, op = Mo. 112 -Mast 18th st,, New York. ro Tor mi by BARBOUR & SUMMBES, Sole-Agents, CONSUMERS TO THE EBA AUGUSTUS JOHASON ane 959 Fours) «12 AT