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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14

R8 SHoT.-we learn from private let
ter, dated Camp Neyin, Hardin county
KY, that A man named Thomas Dunn, liv-
ing formerly on Wheeling Greek, in Bel
mont county, o., was accidentally shot by
aman named Lakewood, from Loydsville,
in the same comfy. They were on picket
guard, when Damn, getting lost in woods,
came upon Hazlewoodrs beat, and was ta-
ken for IN enemy and shot. Dunn was
brought home, bht has since died.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14


Nav YoRK, Dec. ls.--It is freely stated
among commercial men here, that num-
Der ofletters ofmarque are held by parties
in this city which have been appointed from
the Mexican Government. These letters
grant the privilege of preying upon the
commerce of England, France and Spaiu
which Governments are about tnaugera-
ting a war upon the Mexicans. II also
appears that vessels are fitting out at this
port to sail under the Mexican flag. and Gu
titled to bring prizes into neutral ports
This proceeding appears perfectly iustifi-
able insvfew Of the decision of the British
Government which allows the pirate Nash
Vile to fit out at Southampton for the
proclaimed purpose of preyiug upon the
commerce Of America. The Board of
.Canvassers have concluded the official
count of the vote cast at the receu
Municipal election for Mayor. The count
gives opdyke (Rep.,) 1918 majority over
Wood and GA over Gunther. Messrs.
Thomas, Richardson 4 Co., this city, deny
that the James Spencer who acted US
=Cbairnan of the indignation meeting at
Liverpool is the gentlemen Of that name
who is associated with the firm of Rich
ardson. Spencer, & Co., of liverpool
Special dispatches to this city state that
the European news by the last steamer
creates but little excitementat Washing
ton.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14

HALIFAX, Dec. l3.=-It Is strongly rumor-
ed here to-day - and Hun
tor, applied for paPshSe 20 isnf5il IN the
Steamer Canada, but were refused IN con-
sequence of a Telegram, fcqm Sec'y. Gamer
on. warning the Agedts ol Gunard Steam
shin Line against the eonssInence of car
rying rebels. Mr.. Gunard emphattcally
coutradicts the report.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14

Lou1syILIE, Dec 3.-The Bowling Green
Courier of the 18th deprecates the discour-
aging effect of the burning of Whippsr-
viii bridge, on the Memphis branch Rail-
road BY the tedOrals. Its correspondent
says nothing indicates a forward move
ment of either army this winter; that
Tennessee money was 10 to 20 cents dis
count twenty days ago and is now 50 cents
discount. 49,.
The Savannah Republican urges D.,visto
send VIM. c. Riyes and John J. Ward to
France and England.
The Courier says 5, 600 Kentuekians are
intthe rebel army. i.
LouIsvILLE.-A letter from Somerset of
tile 18th, confirms the capture by the rebels
of Major Hcretti and Captain Prime.
j. r. Richardson, Postmaster at Somer-
set, writes, on tic 10Th, that zollicofer has
crossed Cumberland river twenty miles
below IYaitsboro, on a bridge of coal barges
with 9, 600 to II, 600 troops. We expect IL
fight TO morrow The federal forces under
Schoef are six regiments and batteries.
Tie Democrat discredits the above, fail-
ing to get confirmation from Us cortes
popdent. q 7z3Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14

CAIRo. Dec. l3-Thc following e from
the Memphis Appeal of the ] 18th,
NEW ORLBANs, Dec. lO.-Lieut. Shepard,
of the Confederate steamer Mobile, has ar
rived from Brashear City, with lieuten-
ant and nine other Federal prisoners, ta-
ken from the U. S. steamer Annie Taylor,
which was wrecked near Sabine Pass,
RICHMOND, Dec, l0.-oonRress has pass.
ed bill admitting Kentucky into, the SON.
:hern Confederacy, The admission is
complete, as commissioners were appointed
at Russelsyille, empowered to act for Ken
lucky.
a bill has been introduced into Congress
prohibiting the Importation Of negroes from
Tsupereedipg Price By Gen. Heath is de-
The Governor Of Mississippi has Gale d
on the inhabitants for arms.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14

CISctSsArl, Dec. 10, lOP. A.-The Com
n.srciars Frankfort dispatch says that no
fight had taken place at Somerset mp to 3
O'clock to-day
Zollicoffer is advancing and was near the
town with 5000 mea, and reinforcements
are probably coming to his assistance.
The 3lst Ohio left Stamford this MORN
ing at daylight on the douole quick 10 as
sist Gen. Schoeff, who says without doubt
that there is u large rebel force at owings-
willie, Bath county.
Humphrey Marshall is iuroadiug Eastern
Kentucky with formidable force.
The Mt Sterling Rhig issues call for
the Unionists to resist q certain danger
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14

BALr1xoRE, Dec. ls.-The Richmond pa
papers received by the Old Point boat
furnished the following extracts of report
to amuse their rebel readers.
The Montgomery Mail ofthe 9th instant
congratulatesi its readers at the report that
old Harry Brown has died of wounds re-
ceived IN the late fight ht Fl. Pickens.i
Passengers up from Pensacola this morn
ing say that the report is firmly believed
but not positively knownio be true.
The Despatch has amonG its kilograms
the following:
Seizure cfd Schooner Boidnsss Of the Hess.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14

pHILADELPaIA, Dec. ia letter re-
ceived by gentleman in this city from a
member Of Col CASTINGS Pennsylvania
Regiment. dated Camp Franklin. near
Aiexandrh, Seminar, Dec. 9. which con-
tains the following:
We have in onr guard house a private,
out on picket duty last week he ~ said
He borrowed 1t horse from one of the Lin
coin Cavalry who was on picket duty, and
drove through the woods in the direction
of the rebels. When he got out on the
road he put the horse TO the top of his
speed and when outside our pickets hailed
him to halt. He told them TO go to hell
They then brought their rifles 70 bear to
shoot him, when he refined up aud was Ia
ken prisoner to our camp under guard
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14

The Norfolk Day Book speaks Of the ina
sportAnt arrest there of number of slaves
who were in the act Of making their es-
cape to the North. They had $500 OF
ton was had before the Mayor; hut for pru-
Dental reasons the report is withheld.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14
s.Lzur. 90 Sekooner-Boiaae q &c He.s.

AUGUSTA, Dec. IO.-The Charleston
Courier of this morning says that the Linz
coin fleet seized schooner on Saturday,
and that a steamer was seen passing on
Monday, with floating battery or dock
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14
asg- Fon rnr BENEFIT OF rHR soIDlEl

it Is reIiableEor not.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14

81 Largest CIRCULATION Of any Paper in
Western Virginia. "a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14
HOLIDAY Presents.

.rIJIJR subscriber having Just returned from the
7 East with a Beautiful Stock o.
Fancy Goods, Toys, 60,
psneetfulIy invites his old friends and the public
SansrSlIy 70 EiVo him call, J0S. GhAYk5i
does M0uroe ~ between san NJ = Hsss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14
Ed O1l!earaph.
Southern News.

CiSCISNArI, Dee l3.-The GaFette't
Frankfort despatch says that whta tie
stage left Somerset at IL o'clock ON We'd
nesdaY. there tll.I.l slrtn no fighting. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-17
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
6ErsoH of Con opStTNcfion 6e lime 1871


PROPOSALS viii be received at this Brrean until
the 18th dy Of June, or the comp etc construction
a'd equipment OF Steam Screw Gun Roats, IG-
oudlug spars, rigging, sal awnings, boats,
aud anchors Tanks, casks, furniture. CO king ap
Paatus, and all the outfits for vessvi of war read
for ses Herylce
The steam machinery, the fuel for the same, the
armament and PROVISIONS, III be provided by the
GOveTnmeEt.
Proposals will only bereoeived from ship build
ers WHO are actually engaged in thst husinsss and
sausaoiOrJ eyloeEce u that 1eot Il he required
from parties Proposing who are LOt known to the
Department.
L pom app ication to this Bureau, parties will lie
iuTnisheu with spsolh cHtlon showI The dI sn-
.ons OF the vessel ard the description and s,1e of
the materials AFRO, section ehOwIng tbs length
OF the bers amIdshipS BuIdIng pans wi lie
lurnls ned 6y the Dep .TtIneDt when contract is
made. WiLh the specihcatlons will be enclosed
Tue form ol contract tie suco5s stu person Will be
required To execute. with suretIes to the fuI
amount of the contract
The parties must slats in their offer the total
amount for which they will engage to do all that
the contract and specifications require giving sep.
ara tho amount demanded if the vessel be laG noh-
ed IN slXty d6is, IN seveLty-hve da7v IN | in .ty
days, aEd in one hundred and FIVE GAYS from the
date OF the contract the vessel ir eac case To BE-
completed and ready for sea Ia TIL ~ days after
being launched
The Department recsr7e- the right to aocep. the
pr"pnsidon mott to the interest of the Govern
meLt, and 10 reject them al , 8t itB option.
Parties Will state the number of veeses they will
agrse to deliver within the times specified.
is 8 lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-17
kcLeans Volcanic Oil Imminent,
No. 2.59S.


Shs snly ga sEt certain C. CzaesFs Fi.sz,
asss zsnEi ard 2rsnchils Csitrs Paralvrir EtI-
EfaI Nsskuass sf the Muscles, Chrsnic IntEmatsry
khstDe;sm sFrsst Of he Jeints, Contracted MlIc,s
krsmtnA, EaEaShs o. Eeeseks, Brsirss 6rrnin Erssh
Ssi, W.rnds Slesss, Fever sSrss, CARED Brsss Fore
rpFssI EdEns, scalaI, Esrs Threat
pain, ofsrsncs hsv ths dip.ss. rrsy
ka's existed, &iCLGAHS GEL LERSATED LINIsiEST is
Q ssTtE;1 rslasdy.
ThsuszCts Of hsmsn ssinEs ,svsd Iif. o. ciI
srsRIiEds and mfsry sy the Of tks BvsHees remedy
heLFAR'S VOLCANIC OIL LINImTNr
Will rslt:Vs pain slInesi nssnsnssETy will San
FsrJ and heal the fssiEst iEersdibs thor s
FOR HORSES AND OTHER kFIM1LC
kcLEAS'S CELE LEERATED LIN i5lEST 10 the srlY sai.
Gns reliable rsmsSy for the Of Rpeviu, RnVt7r.
TinaEs!s, sTuts unuAtu-R Lamps, Nodes or sue!n "a
Il fsilsd 10 Dig H,>G, fellsvi, Fisrlz Jit
sbhninE ssfssi or svs.Gy, properly applied Fer
sprsns, BISis seratchs,, CrEeksd Hsss Ctaf, Saddle
~ Cellar Gala CHS, sesss, WeEnis Il Infalts
rsnSAy ApElJ cIysciSS ard ssrEin IN s-sTv
isGTsncs.
a,a trfs lsnss1 With the many w.rhI.ss Lini. .ns
sasrsd Z. JeH O6tstn ssPFly Of On. hCkEAHe CELE-
EL-AT AID .IsIhkST. Il VIII cErz ys.
J. y. MCLEAN, 3ela Preprister,
Cs-GsF Third ard Firs ats, O.. Lsss, Ma
CuAkLEs riOTT. SfS Pa. AT, sssBI IN NssAls. "a
'ss u . Rf's1tN ess-rs'--S s.S--lkN y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-17

MINE OF OPALs "A valuable mine Of opals has
been oiscoverod on the snowy range cf mountains
In California. some OF these gems have arrived
a. New York. There are several varieties Of this
stone those Of the first quality having been hithsr-
to very rare
HI The negroes at Holly Springs, Miss, are
very fractious, Some Of them openly declare tha.
they will be free In from ten to twenty days and
are beginning to ask for wages. The police force
OF the place Las been increased from fye to thir-
ty-nine men. ~ q
III A grape vine, planted by Napoleon at st.
Helena, has been carefully preserved by an f n.y.
nshman, Col Palmer, ard by him presented to
the governor Of the Hotei OF the Iuvaiids In Paris
IL is In very fiourishing condition. -. b
4 III Eight hundred ttousald volunteers have
oheIsd their services to the country within I'VE
wrecks. - 9tsa 20 sfssili s3ss 3
,;ssr- 'Bioadin, Of Niagara celebrity. hs, bean
engaged by the Crystal Palace Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-17
Hoods Skill in Punuipg

Inc following scraps, taken from Hood 3
Literary Remains, appear to be hints adapted
for insertion in any article they may suit. A
part were found in his pocket. book
My father, character in our family, !"
gives a large donation to a blind man. because
he himself is enjoying ino prospect
If three barley corns make an inch, how
many cOrns 90 to foot Uncertain. Bunyan
says thirty-six.
Two young Irishmen, for eheapness, and 70
divide their expenses, agree the one to board
and the other to lodge.
"WOrming out secrets" After shower
the worms come forth; so, wet a mans clay
and you will soon see his secrets
A cold friend is but mulled ice as upcom-
Portable as day just too warm for ire-a
plum in marble.
A Quaker makes pleasure Of his business ;
and then. for relaxation, makes O business of
his pleasure
Some men pretend to penetration, who have
not hntf f-penny tration
The French always put the cart before the
horse: Pere la ChaiSe, for a chaise and pair
Mutes at a door hint at life's mutability.
A Quaker loves the ocean for its broad brim
A parish clerks ameni-ty of disposition.
A man that took perpetual physic to improve
the expression of his face
Puny draughts can hardly be called drink
iDg-piRtS cannot be deemed pot ations.
Il We lost the best of men-and got better. ;"
- Put up his hay wet, for fear of incen-
diarism.
A capital pony: only give him beans enough
and he'll go out of the yard like a man.
The Germans would have made Adam Of
pipe-clay.
A ghost, full Of the esprit de corpse.
AS superior in strength as Ability to D.bil-
i:y.
If seeing is believing, Milton was a skeptic
A surgeon who cour.ed a lady, and, when
rejected, charged for bis visits.
Dragon-f flies, all head and tail, like gloriied
tadpoles on gauzy wings.
What little child" All, his parents
never made much Of him.
Applied stethoscope to his stomach, and
distinctly heard it say pit full.
parsonifed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-17
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.

III ALL
TRIESEMAR, l,2 and S-Protecte5 By Royal
Letters Patent OF Eng land, and secured by tie
Seals of the Eoole de Phsrmscle de Paris, and tho
Imperial College Of Medicine. vienna
No, Is invaluable for exhaustion and natorrhea,
and al physical disabilities.
No compietey oTadicstes ell traces of tkOse
direases that have been hitherto treated by tho nsu
Eeous -Ed perniciuus cse Of copslvs aCd oubebs.
No. has entirely sup snted the INJURIOUS Use ot
mercury. thereby i1sErInE 20 tbs sufferer sPeeoJ
the venom of diseeee.
TRlESEM u, NoE. ], 2 and 5. are preparet IN
ths fern OF ioEeLEc- devoid OF taste It'd EII =.
and can be carried il the voistcOst pocket Sold
IN cases, and divided INTO separate dOsets ss cd
mlnistered by Nepeau, Lcliemand, ROuH. RlooTd
&c. Price IS eAnh, or four csses for So, which
saves IS; and 81 osxee, whereby there 10 q saw
ing of IS. To 20 kcd, who lesals and retail, ot Dr
BARROW, &C 1e4 Blcecker street, New Yorf.
immedIstely oE recelvins a remittance. pI. beroy
will foTvardShs rTIeselRaT 20 any part Of the uOed,
secures packed, Gld G6dresseo according 70 the In
structiGns Of tie writer.
The BOCk, Of eli Others, that should be read bv
men with damaged sHd broken DC Sp constitutions
Is Human Frailty, or PhysIo otiOal Researches" "
It 10 beautifully illustrated, and treats wins tey OF
ell the symB ONE that invariably develop them
selves sooner ster resulting from the frsllttes
and vitstins habits OF earls youth, IncapsoitstLs
the victim IRON snerIng the fruition of the mstu
nonIal state, and. II not checked 10 time. oegeueT
sting sll tie functions Of msubOed. sno bringpnG
aiT s.eP By sts % sa sna seH1s 7s sHa;
doors belov Msodougsl, New YORK. P1oe =
cepts. Sent free every where.
Sold slso by 3. &. Fora, Jr., DRUG stor., Wssh-
tnrtOn. ID. G.. oe 18-hm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-17

II The cast-steel guns lately made In France
have been tried at Gavre, near Lorient They
are said to carry about 10, 900 yards, and at 900
the projectles are capable of piercing such plates
Is fncse With which the Gloire is covered, namely:
IL centimetrts, or rather more than AK incbe.
English, In thickness. According TO another ac-
count, the projectiles thrown by these new steel
guns weigh about ninety-hve pounds English,
and 1t Is calculated that, falling In the midst OF a
compact mass OF men, they would kill or wound
a hundred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-17

IL Major General 8 X. Anderson, command
ing In Middle Tennessee, has ordered the raising
for the rebel service Of two thousand rihemen
the men TO furnish their own rifles and 1--WE com.
panies OF cavalry, each man to arm himself with
double barreled shot gun, and furnish his own
horse.
IFA large gun has BEEN mounted at Cairo
which the Illinois boys call the " Pillow Case -
calculated to hit Gen. Pillow at distance Of four
miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-17
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR kND sEsI,ru
~ OF GAS METERS

,,- WASHINGTON, July Is, 1857,
EOTiCS is ffERERR GIVEN, That, agIsS-
poIshon epHyoyot Say IL, lego, the under.ir Sd il
no anw srelsres. TheEsyer t9IIed IN writing, SRd
examine, test, prove and csceI:sin the socCrlcy Of
IeslsHshon OF any Eas meter IN pso in this oItJ."
EysTy meter, nforId incorrect, viii b condemned
And another, sealed sEd marked as true, VIII ha
set II ~ PEce. If Erovod 10 be aocCrste in its
EleHsul onlert OF gas, il vii he Foaloi IcSo.dasy
and sSaIn cut II tositio7 for rEe,
O6;cs 20. 10 Seventh street, (aosr Odd Fsl-
.oHs Hal Open from 8 .. ~, 10 sp.r n.
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM
ty B-u Inspector and sealer OF q SIS Meters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-17

ID The English bankers are alarmed at the
large Indebtedness Of their country to the United
st4tes TIE amount Of specie remitted us since
The 18th OF November Last has reached the enOr-
mons sum Of $4,000 600, The News admits
thit America "hoids the strings Of the specie
movement In its hands - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-17
DENTISTRY.
hR. CHAS. z. BOTELER,

kR. CHAS. r. BOTELER.
~ SURGEON DENTIST,
having located himself permanently in w ashIns
Ton, oners his professional services TO citIs
zens and sojourners, in all the variousSsfGNS
oranches OF his prOfaFslon. upon the most SlIIo
recently improved system of Dentistry.
Dr: Is, having studied with one of the most en-
lnent and experienced Dentists of Washing, on
ana also with the Dental College of Bs tImore,
from whom he has received his diploma, fee s con
lstaG ory to those who will test his Professional
Othce No. 336 Pa. avenue. between 9th and 10th
to p. IN. an Is.5ro
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NEW RxrRAIs OF A SLAVE soss.
For we're band Of niggen, f. t.s Q,
fof were bsndof niagers, .r.,.9
oontfsoand Of nfggsrs, --gGl .basis
And We can't 70 TO war.
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limited STATES MILITARY ROUTE.
R M sa
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
On aI1 GJt,r Thursday, May Is, 1861.
PAssENGRR TRAINS BETWEEN

PAssENaRR TRAINS BRTwRRs
Washington AND BALTIMORE
LEAVE WASHINGTON "a iS-,a~' ss is and 10 a. m.
anu 81 and - p M siTIvIng at Baltimore at $50
LEAgh E GAhr'M0RE'ss IL fSH ri 80 "a and 20 a M and
45and5p m arriving At Washins ton at 6. 10 a nd
M af Tsns sPs s.2at P Washington at 10
m. and IS p. m.- and Baltimore at8 ~ q m and S
?; IN make direct connexions for Annapolis at the
Train leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
pass sngsr riaiao leaving S i " Washing.on .t4l5.rd
7S r. ~ 96 20 3 P r. m:So direct Sonnex"n: At
ard al other points North.
Al articles Of freight (not contraband of wsr)
will e:ve Baltimore at 20 .. IN. Leave " sahinso
b, order of the soOIsts5, ss3, 2 Gt w:r; y ;scoru
mlS General Manager
IT 8. MILITARY KouTE; on
On SUNDAY a the Trains Slll leave the Depot st
THOMAS A. SCOTT, GenI Manager.
ma 10 lChIon. lntel. and RePub.l
TIE
LAFAYETTE
FIRE
INSURANCE
COMPANY
OF
BROOKLYN, N. ",
INSURES
BUILDINGS, ...
MERCHANDISE,
DO, &o.,
AGAINST Loss on DAMAs1 By FIRE.
HEATH KNOWLES,
AGENTS,
Ohico-Room Is over Bank Of Washington.
je Str
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~ on monthly payments, or discounts for cssh.
JOHN p. ELLIS,
Apr SOC, betvser eth and ioth sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-17
ERESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES FOR
l. THE NAVY,

ERESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES FOR
THE NAVY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Barean Of Provisions aad Cgofhing,
May Is, 1861. !
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at TINS ofioe
until MONDAY, the Nth dar of June, 1861 st noon
for the sHppJ OF such quantIt es OfFresh Beef ard
Vege ablss a. may be resul ed on the Washington
station, during the fiscal ear commencing on the
1852. '"''
The Reef ard vegetables must be Of coed quail
iy, and the best the market affords ; ald each ar
ticle must be offered for by the pouzd.
Bond with approved secuslty will be required in
hslf the estimated amount of the cont act and
twenty ger oentum IN addition will be wit aeld
IrI tho amount OF each pay yment to be made, as
collateral security for the due peri 'raanoe of the
contract which will no account be paid unit! il
Is fully complied with.
Every offsr made must be accompanied (as di-
reotSd In the aot Of Congress making appropriation
Tor the naval service for l846 y app. lptl Au
gust, P46 By written guaranty. signed by or
more responsi ble persons; to the effect that he or
they undertake. that tao bidder or bidders will, il
his or thsir bId he accepted, enter into an Obiga-
ton, within hvt days, with good and sufficient
sureties, to furnish the artloles pro posed.
No proposal will be considered unless scoompa-
MED BY such gusranty m i8 law4s
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Gu. FarTe's OhaIn payne.
J.R. GLONINaHR & CO,

No 7, North Charles Sfresf, Baltimore,
Having been aPp Ointed Agents for the sale of the
above brand Of CHAMPAGNE WINE, offer il
the reputation il has already acquired in our
Southern oItI6s.
Besides o. tanning q hrst-cass Medal a. the
French Exhibition Of ls55, Mr. Fare has been
appointed PuryeJor to the Courts of Sp.in aRd
PTGsais. ap s eoSm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-17

W. GAS FIXTURES.
w Have In store, and are daI y receIyinF 6lS
FIXTURES OF entirely New Patterns and Designs
and FINISH superior IN style to anything heretofore
ofered In this market. We invite citizcns geners,
y to call and examine our stock Of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that we have the best
selected stock IN Washington.
AL Work in the above line Intrusted TO our oxrs
vii be promptly attended to.
MYERS & MoGHAN.
MAI t-N 5TS ID st-sst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-17

GREEN CORN, IN CANS; PETITE Pels (;
Champ;Elons; FRESH fonstoes,i In quart cans;
Preserved Fruit, OF many varieties; Conserved
Etngs ,tCantotil Angei9ue, Ffesh Mack kerel and
Ha ibut, N canii fresh Lobsters and Il.ms, in
wells tiokles, Sauces, Capers, Olives, &c. For
ale by KING BuRCHELL, Gtocess,
Corner VarmOuf " and II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-17
GAS FITTING, &c.
7 SNYDER

L. PL UMBER AND GAS FILTER
Has removed TO tbs corner of Twelfth and r sts
He Is prepared to introduce Water and Gas upcl
satisfaction.
He hss on hand Q lot Of COOKING and other
STOVES, which he will sell less than COST, as hs
Wlsnes 10 GET Tld OF them. III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-17

w CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
w ILL Find il to their int, rsst before purchas-
ing TO call at the Extensive Cabinet Es- %Ssxa<S
tabiIshment of EDWIN GREEN, No S,=S
$50 Pennsyl.enls avcsue, VI here a large II
tck of FuRSlTURE 8Hd CHAIRS sfXk3
ana MATTRESSES will always be
found.
Mahogany of al thicknesses for SALE
Packing and Repairing and Vanishing promptly
attended to. ,.-- I'D ....
Furniture or other goods taken on storage.
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