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SUPPLIES.

sse OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EoUIPAGe,
sos 81 assi. PHILADELPHIA, December II, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited, and will be
~ received at this office, until 10 O'Clock a. M Of
the hrst day OF February next, for furnishing by
contract the following Army Supplies and Materi
ais, deliverable at, the, United States Clothing
and Equipage Depot, Schuylkill Arsenal, in
equal monthly or greater proportions, as the De
partment may require, ON before the 3lst day Of
July, 1853, the undersigned reservng, on the part
of the United States, the right If necessary to in
crease, by one-third additional, the quantity of
any an article contracted for, viz: g molf elisti
$4,000 yards Cd sky-blue twilled woolena Cloth,
to be thoroughly spongedI by the manu-
81 bga facturer before delivery yrst4Tg s7.sE
i IL ooo yards ! 9 unbsached cotton Drilling
10000 do 2Sa inch cotton Duck, weighing ID
ounces per yard
s. 600 do 49, inch cotton Duck, weighing 10
10000 do 80 inch cotton Duck, weighing 22z
HOODS sg+a ounces per yard i'gJfI 5IJt4
10000 do 30 inch cotton Duck, weighing 8
ss3t saa5tia 8 ounces per yard hi i14i-ai I'll /
5000 dozen pairs half stockings, sizes, weigh
ing 3 pounds per dozen g..alIsl yiis.4-.
Z PomPons-Y elbow, crimson, orange, green, red,
Brass scales, for dragons
Bronze scales, for mounted rifles
! Epaulettes, N. G.. 81 Engineers, ordnance, ar
aa l2hH tillery. and infantry 'agta
a6 DO - sergeants, corporais and privates, en-
aa# aa b.. gineers, ordnance, artillery, and in
dl o. Ssh slfantry guos iva -a@H Tsd tfs 10!
* Worsted Sashes, crimson e,gss h. g1issr5 +
!, Binding and Cords Of all kinds Il ,s3,itti,,5 81
= Buttops-Coat and Vest, for engineers, ord
NV Bl.lain nance. dragons, rifles artillery, and
Lumber, % common. per 1000 feet. tbo. stuff stuff
= FEELING Axes a.a3a.a 10 zzas1osasal
aSpades,9fiila3 "a ilI tbag y4a3 Eati ag.i@ d
Drums, artillery and infantry, nogs .aam
3 Flies BfiJ8ff bua sBlsaH3f sH EgsfssH Hggs ,4
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Terms for clubs, &C., will be given in separate Cir
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$37, 800! ''
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HARPERs MAGAZINE FOR DECEMBER
II Proceedings of the Court Of Rishops aeseiii,
bled for the trial Of Bishop poanelio.si 90 sbifA
Haydock's illustrated OathOli1 lBible, No =.
Dec ~-FRANCK TAYLOR s
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INRENCH BOOKS.-Just opened, several casel
II OF French Books, various, embracing standard
authors in History, Bellies Lettres, and Practice
many Of them in fine library bindings.
Imported direct from Paris, by ,ua5lfg ,ls5,
Dec FRANCK TAYLOR
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Dec 9-3meod II. ID, WALBklDGE-

BOOk-BlNDERSf EOARDS AND RUSSIA
% = LEATHER.
DiNDERS' BOARDS, from No. 25 to No. co. and
ID four hundred Skins of Fresh Russia Leather
for sale by the subscriber, at northern prices.
Also five hundred Realms of fine Printing Paper,
- 50, for sale at mill prices, without freight.
Inquire at the Republic Office J. GIDEON
n May 20 38 4}& - 9ihf7e F1N'
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DROVE GOODS. Psndules. Best quality
~ French Clooka, warranted movements, or we
VIII take them back leH q p .EIIll shl3ai p
= fRronse isurea fer Mantel Ornaments, Groups,
Candeiabras, Candlestick Vases, Cupe, &c.ssof the
finest Anish, which we offer or sale at reasonable
fnucessdHs 8 b bi.g.--s 81 1a9g III 81 aloi9s
Tsyd lso,.if,,asa4- It. BASTIANELLI g. CO.,
|siloi Importers Of Fancy Goods, PcIfamery, SC.
DeG ~ al - -. .-.. l..-a.l.l
p AMERICAN ALMANAC for 1863, stss'ei@pbtt
| lAiTgFor sale at s. TAYLOR &, MAGkYi
Dec II Is t a5s Booksto1e, near 9TH slpset,
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rnk wkEKLY IIAa.
COMMUNICATES.
OUR NAVAL STEAMERS.

MEssRs. EDITORS: A writer in the In
fed'genctr, over the signature of .sp. " on
the subject OF Naval Steamers. has made
several palpable mistakes. which charity
induces us TO believe proceeded from in.
advertency. He says: Steamers. like
the Powhatan, of nearly 1000 tons, car
rying six guns" &c The Powhatan is
but $500 tons, and mounts, on pivcts,
three S-inch guns, each weighing Ii ,ST2
lb., tl06 cwt.,} intended to throw shells.
or solid Shot Of & lbs: six 8 inch broad
side guns, of 6S cwt.-total, nine guaS.
30 much for accuracy as to tonnage and
armament. Ssranac,' 400 tons, mounts
two o-inch 64-pounders, Zoe cwt.:l
e-inch broadSide guns Of 55 cwt-total,
ten guns. Now, for the performance.
The Powhatan carries twenty davs coal;
with consumption of forty.five tons,
she has averaged ten and half miles per
hour through the twenty-four. The Sara
nae averaged ten miles per hour, con-
SumIng twenty-five tons through the
twenty-four: eleven miles, consuming
twenty seven tons: eleven and half con-
suining twenty eight tons. Collins line
consume, on an average, eighty five tons
in twenty-four hours, with a speed of
thirteen and a half miles. Taking the
above facts into consideration, the Gov
ernment steamers are not quite SO con-
temptible as "P. would represent them.
We do not purpose to discuss the relative
merits of side-wheel and screw steamers
for purposes of war. That question is
settled. Our object is merely to correct
some Of the errors into which p" has
fallen. The above named steamers are
as fully rugged as ships; perform we'll un-
der canvas; and, as regards hull, rigging.
equipment. armament and speed, arc ml-
surpassed by any war steamers afioat.
Their engines were built by contract.
,TJrSTICF
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WHAT SINGLE WOMEN MAY Do.-Mar-
rled women don't do everything, as the
following will show, from the zen of
Horace Mann: 1.-The two Misses Fellows.
of Boston, within the last ten years, have
found homes for more than thousand
destitute orphan children, carving on
this warfare against ignorance and per
ditlon, as the apostle said, at their
charges. What mothers unless il be
such as the mother Of Washington, de-
serve SO much as they the admiration and
homage of mankind Z"
ACToRs IN Ell DoRADo.-The San
Francisco Golden Era saws that the the
atrical profession III California numbers
at present one hundred and ten members.
among whom might be named some
twelve or fifteen passable artists, while
the rest are either horrid 'sstichS" or con-
ceited ''ninnies.
U The Buffalo Republic states that
Scotch pig iron is now brought across the
Lake Ontario to that city, from Quebec,
Montreal and Kingston. This is a new
business, which has only come into ex-
istence during the last season.
BENEyOLENCE IN CUBA-The total
amount of the fund collected in Cuba for
the relief of the sufferers bv the great
earthquake there, was els ,997.
To SEVERAL HUSBANDS AND Various
FATrERs.-Punch says the way in which
they may best hope to make their homes
happy, is-to stay out of them.
u BY recent investigation the fact
has come to light that there are full
$4,000 MorInons in Great Britain, and
that this number is being augmented
daily. ..- ..-.-g.
DT The First Presbyterian Society of
Buffalo, will erect a splendid new Church.
on the site of their present one, at a
cost ofabout 100000, next spring.
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a RID.
EY AN HU G HE'S.

Corner TeRnsyIrGnio drenus g-.,l l-A street.
IA hsmemeers With gratitude The kindness 8
IA those patrons and friends who so generously
VIZ sustained him in the business to which he is
-IAs. attached, for the last ten years, uu Ter so
many adverse circuiustapces. He is now pleased to
inform them and the public generally that he has
opened upon the site Of his late p'are ct Business an
eStahlshHient VIII ch he fiatters himself will, in cy-
cry degree, be worthy of their future patronage
The stock he now presents to their office com
prlscs every article required in g-ntlemans ward.
rDhe. His goods for manufacture, consists of En-
glsh, French, American, and German Cloths and
Iasimeres of the best quality, unsurpassed in this
mere5, Embrol lerrl and other Vestines, together
With complete assortment of gentlemen Furnish
ing Goods.
Gentlemen furnishing for the season will do well
70 give him an early call. Promptness and fidelity
Is the motto of his bitincss
~ B.--A large supply of Paris Kill Gloves of cv-
cry color. just received from the celebrated Factory
OF Jouvin Co, and Alexanler's.
dec 9-eo3w
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OUR establishment, being in complete order
- with tile most improved machinery, part Of
which we imported from Europe at a heavy cx rense.
We are now prepared To take and deliver clothes at
the door o. our customers in style that will not fail
TO please. Our establishment being supcrintended
by ladies' who have u thorough knowledge Of tho
business, collect and deliver the clothes in the
most beautiful order, with promptness and dispatch
to all parts Of the District and without injury to the
most delicate fabric. There being chemical prep
ar4tons used, and little fiction the clothes,
we can safely say with the assurance Of our Gus
toiers that this mode is preemnenty better and for
more economical than by le old process. When the
urgency OF the case requires It, the clothes can be
collected and delivered In satisfactory order In few
hours notice-all that ask is trial
Es- Clothes collected and delivered free of car
rilge. 80
Until We can procure a suitable ofire In central
part OF the city, all COMMUNICATIONS left at the fol-
owing places: J. T. Berkey's Dyeinc establishment.
South side Of Pa. avenue between 9Th and 10th sts
H. ~ r Kings Grocery, cor. Vermont avenue and j
street, or addressed to MS through the City Post
Once, will be promptly attended to.
Gee IL l'-et|';l- KING HICKS
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ChrIs,mas e. New Year. Present,

hoWNS HUTCHINSON have just rece we'd a
- handsome assortment of Goods ve-y suitable
ior presents on the approaching holidays. A. they
are prepared 10 sell at very reduced prices the pub,
lic VIII in 1T decidedly to their advantage to taI
and examine their stock before purchasing else
where. We enrmer7,te, IN part, as tnllows, viz:
Ladies AID Gent,emen's Dressing Cases. Work
lcx-s '-''.
Ladies' travelling Companions, Sewing Eirds
Fine Scissors, Bracelets, pearl and she'll Jewelry
Boxes
H.ir brushes ot every description, Combs,
Parlor Bells, Card Cares. CaId Baskets Portfolios
30 new kinds If Porte Monnai..s
rccket Knives, fine Eazors, Shaving Cases Guns
China Vases with flawnrn
FefturierT, Oils Extracts, Fancy Soaps
Small chests of Perfumery, Pomade
Portable Wiring Desks metallic inlad Clocks, DC
Also. gold and silver Watches gold Pencils
Lockets, Far and Finger Kings, Breastpins, Cuff
Pins - :
Gold Chains, Keys, Shirt Studs, Charms, &C.
Together with many other articles too numerous
10 mention.
DOWNS + HUTCHINSON,
Atheueum Building,
Pa avsnue, betwean 4 anti 9th streets.
k,t.Jy
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CLOTHING. CLOTHING
ZEN STRATTON,S SAuc1som Room

ief1tSVrdRtd drenuS, s. sidr, h"dr l0th st
I HAVE just opened and will cfrr for sal. large
i assortment OF Clothing. consignment from one
of the best AMI largest establishments in Phil1dr
phia. comprising in part
Black. blu, and fancy colored DRESS and Frock
Goats
An assortment of superior Talma Cloal;s
Also. Northwestern, Huninilla, Mo air. Beaver.
French. and Belgian Cloth 0vcr.sacks and
Bdngups, &c.
800 pairs black fancy Cashmere and Doeskip Pan.
t,iOons
500 black. fancy, satin. grenadine, velvet plush.
Cas-imere. and Cashmere Vests
And great many other articles too numerous to
mention.
As this stock viii be open for q few DAYS only.
those wishing To purchase will DO wei to call With
out delay. f. N STRATTON
dec 22-tf Auctiopeer
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PERIODICALS, BOOKS, &c.,

- ECEIVED and for sale at BAKERS Periodical
IL Depot and Variety Store, 7tb st, Island.
lhe Ladi : Gazette of Paris, London, and n YORK
fashions for January, 1851, being the 1st No
ef New Work, which the ladies will find par
tcuiar y interesting and useful
Hodry's Ladies Book for January 1874
Arthur's HINT Magazine 10
futnanS illustrated Industry of All Nations
parts IL. Ii, Il, and Is.
New York Journal for December
Pictorial Bro Jonathan and Picayune for Christ
ma and New Year ......-...
new supply of StatinGery and School Books
Also, a select assortment of fancy bound Book.
ana u! her articles suitable for Christmas and New
Years presents consisting in part of Bibles, Testa
ments, hymn Books, Episcopal and Catholic Pray e,
Rocks, Poems, keepsakes, Toy and Picture Books
&C.. &C. q
Together with all the latest novels by the mos
popular authors.
Subscril tons to al the monthly and weekly ia
pers received aud papers delivered at the residences
of subscribers in any part of the city.
B--Bookbindin in any style will be promptly
attended to at Bookbudcrs prices by leaving tht
looks and order, at my store. JNo. X. BAKER.
doc
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EDWARD LyCETT. SEN.

DD0K-BINDER, Potomac Hall, corner Of jIth st
- and Maryland avenue, over Clarke's Drug store
Washington, ID. C.
Every style Of book binding executed either in
velvet. Turkey Morocco Russia or fancy coors calf
Periodicals and Music neatly half bound,
Mr. LfcETr respectfully suggests to his fri nls
that while much has btcn done to transmit family
reepriH little care has b+en taken 40 pr serve pa
rental likehessrs He takes This method to inform
MS r1"nds, aud those desirous of perpetuatug per
Sohsi rrmembraLcrS. that dayurrrotype hkenessas
can be nsti on the inside covers of family bibles
presentation books. or keepsakrs specimens OF which
IAN ne seen at his bndery, hn be addressed by
'e',er which will be promptly attended TO. .stf
dee l2-- 'tmcO
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F0R COUGHS, COLDS, GROUP, AND wu0OP-
ING Cnj1CH,

TIE Best CbEFh Sgrsp IN the World.
DR. R0sE's CBIEERArsD COUGH SYRUP gives insme5i-
ate rnlef In t. the worst Cough, whether Cnnsump-
tive nr prcc.pling from cold. IT ailays any irri-
ts'ion pf the Lungs. ami fortes the system against
fu.ur. attarks. In bottles at 30 cents and 81.
Children are alan liable 10 Group. which dangerous
cnrilant siaiiS Immediately to DR. j. Rcsss sEs
r.urxa CRnU- SYruP. Price n Cs,it-.
Wh103irg Cnagh. apT:hor complaint, always
worse IN cri anil lamp wc-ther The afflicted find
c-.at relief in tie u>. nf DR.. j. ROSES WHopPING
ConGH STRIP, which always relieves and prevents
the disease from running into other diseases. such
- inaaifia ion OF the Lungs Dropsy in the Chest,
spd CousaH .ti.n. HTice 10 crats.
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John II. RUTHMANN.

IMPORTEK OF AND DEALER IN PURE WINES,
i BRANDfES, &C. has in store and fftrs for sale
choice and complete assortment of the above men,
tiontd articles, consisting Of ...
The best brands OF Champagne -.
Madeira, sherry, Port, Of most all grades .n n,i
Rhine Wines, Of great variety.
Clnret and White Wine, from low price to the
highest Ontcr
Sparkling and other Burgundy -Htl ai jar
..0..... ....q .-...,. ALSO rr ...
Tensritfe, Lisbon. Sicily --' a.''- ~
Malaga, Frontignan. Msrssrhino s.,.sL ..-t..
Curacao Anisette, kirschwasser, hbsynthr.
And of my own prePsration--.5 ...i -rE -.-F
A few dozen of blackberry Juice
And n few dozen of Wild Cherry Brandy, for me,
.fa dicipal purposes ..,-..s.ir ~. ag
Together with stock Of superior genuine Havana
Cigars and variety Of cheap family Wines. q.
dec 2l-eo1w&2aw5w -.f .rf
CollectOr's Office, Nov. 2, 1858.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX-PAYERs.-No
IN tice is hereby given TO all persons who are in
dabtsd to the Corporation on seconat fer taxes fol-
the year Of 1888, of whatever description that un
less the same be paid on or before the 3lst day OF
December next ensuing, ie will be the duty Of the
undersigned to enforce the collection by adr"' ase
ment sale ofpropfrty according to ls~, ls,ou,
nov s--eotd Collector,
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q T. \ Il EMEN

"lsliING 10 provide th-mselyps with sun.rior
w r-n made CLOTHING and Furnisbin '
dcod' VIII hhd that they cnh bs sutd "a our estah
h'hmeht With any style, color, or quail V OF gar.
Nv anaP" I" the present season, man ufactured
IN the best and most substantial manner eYnres.l.
or our SALES, which We will warrant in all cases to
prove rs represented.
BOYS CLOTHING
We have the largest aud most superior assortment
IN Washington. suitable for c,lildrin and bows fr,m
t""T To sixteen years of age (; consisting Of
OrercOats ClnakS, Talmas
Jackets: hon'dabouts, Pantalouns, Vests
Shirts, Drawers, undershirts
al9ve., Hosiery, &c. of al Qualities
10 "hicn we would iuvi'e parents and guardians
IN search Of substantial and well M de garments
dsntlemen and boys clothing made to order.
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
Pennsylvania avenue, next 10 Iron Hall.
dec fS-tf " ~ A"'i.
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WIN. 7 WHITAKER.

Irtncipdi Of Metropolitan Schcoi Of Design, BaShJrg
ton, ID. C.: Professor In the Department Of .irt Il
Design Ns,o England Normal Hstifias !; and Lee
turer on Drawip9 in tie Massachusetts Stots Insti
tutes. Et 80 80 IA -.''
DESPECTFULLY informs the ladies' and gentle
n men OF Washin gton and vicinity that he in
tends forming private cissss for instruction in the
art of Drawing and Design at the rooms of the Me
tropoltan Mechanics Institute, Parker's Building,
Pa avenue, Washington city. to commence on Tues
day, Decenber p, 1883, -E ..
Terms, &c, can be obtained at the Roorse, on the
mornings Of Tuesdays, Thurelsys, aud Fridays, te
tween the huurs of 10 aud II o'clock.
dee Z1--dSm$ 90. -..j
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WIGS! WIGS WIGS y,
MEDHURST q HEARD

BSPECTfCLLY inform citizens and strangers
~ that they have always on hand large assort-
lnent OF Wigs and Toupees, and made to order at the
shortest notice.
A Silver Medal has been awarded to them by the
American Institute of New York, for the best speci
men of Gents Wigs '..t
Wig woarers would do well TO give them trial.
Copy the address
MEDHURST 4 HEARD
National Hotel, 9th St, Washington d. C.
tnd z! Maiden Lane, New York
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0H0 0REWARD--L1st, Parlor LOUNGE,
,DOtJ sofa, made without lids or back and
covered with red and white material the frame b.
ing rosewood. The said article wss shipped, with
other furniture, about the 2oth Of April last from
New York, on board of one of one OF Clearm L and
Sturgis' line of Packets for Washington Il Was
sewed up in carpet, having attached to it card,
marked with the letter &C, = in diamond, and
si,ped to Alb-rt Apuleius, Washington, DC. In the
bottom of the lounge were packed for transporta-
ton several valuable artir es among thrm lady'S
Work Bo {, containing letters which will show the
owners pane; also, very rare ard splendid edi
ton of Virgil. in a single large folio volume from
the press of Didot, in Paris, bound in blue merocro
and packed in its mshogany case, lined with Grim
velvet 1t is believed that there is but other
copy Of this edition in the country. IN the same
package were an antique silver plated grD--an an
tdue pair OF fCaudlesticks-a Snuff Box, with min
ature and the name of John A. Graham, IL. D-a
Chinese Tea Caddy-'n antique Crbhage Box, and
sundy other articles, the whole being covered by a
Brussels Stair Carpet.
The above reward will be paid for the recovery Of
the said lounge and its contents. suitable proper
ton of the above reward will be paid for any of the
articles if found separately. Apply for further in
formation at the Office of the Evening Star.
23-1w%
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PARTICULAR NOTICE rso,ss,.t


i the following list of articles many of hem en
I rely new in this market, and for sale Pennsyl-
vania avenue, south side, between 9th ami 10Th
streets:
PAITTED WIRE WINDOW SHADES.
ENCACSTlC FILE for Halls, Nestbues, d,
KERSHAW'S IRON SAFES.
PARLOR AND CHAMBER CRATES.
DESKS. and School Furniture gpnerailT,
PORTABLE IRON FORCES.
CHA1SES, superior article
FAIRBANKS SCALES. all sizes.
WIRE FENCES, for Farming purposes.
IRON RAILINGS, for Cemeteries and City Lots.
Do. fer Balconies ond N.randshs
MARBLE PIER SLABS AND BRACKETS.
PEURHYN MARBLE M3NTELS, O beautiful ar-
ticl-.-so loosely Initiating the .rer varieties
Of Marble as to d csive the best judges. and
which, from their cheapness, coming into
gpner IL use.
Also, IRON BEDSTEADS: and general variety
of IRON FURNITURE.
RALPH HASkINS.
Pa av., south side, bet. 9th and 10th 5ts.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

4 UaLiI 1, nt, ana workmanship guaranteed, be-
~ lrg wholly manufactured by our artisans and
seams.resses. on the premises Of the Proprietor
SIGN OF THE SHIRT,
Pennsylvania avenue. b~twcen Sd and ~ streets
Opp7sits E,ited SdtrS ffa'rI.
The reputation wbirh tha<e shirts have ACQUIRED
amongst Members of Congress and n large numher
of citizens. induces the advertiser to invite those
gentlemen who have not tested them to give lin a
call. feeling assured that they WILL on trial admit
their superiority An experienced cutter is const
ly employed, and good fit is warranted in every
case. None but the most competent seamstresses
are en- gagged which s guarantee. tor the excsllepcy
and durability of the work.
An excellent assortment Of Shirts, Collars, Bos
nms, Cravats. Handker chiefs, Suspenders, &c con
startly on hand WM. II. FAULKNER,
side Pa. avenue, opposite u s. Hotel.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-30
DAILY EVENING STAR.
TIE LATHAM PRIZE POEMS
CorYRIGHT UREp.1
G.. w. G..

u. w q. is fiery genius. His Song of the Tea
Kettle" and other steam songs, with suhdry fero
cious war pieces, have often appeared in the news
papers Of our happy Republic and even been copied
in Engand-the highest honor an American can re-
ceive. The Tea Kettle Song aforesaid has been
translated into elegant Dutch. ....
Our bard served In the Mexican war, and shouted
his grand songs at the head ot our advancing army,
thus, III great degree, contributing TO the valor of
Freedoms sons, and striking dsmay into the hearts
of the garlic eating foe.