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GAS FITTING. H.

a EN =. DOVE co,
Wv fTelars1 10 execute apy orders viii
NI O.. No. Inxy be favored IN the
1smBlNs, GAS OR STEkM FITTING
- BUSINESS,
~ st9te on an street, . few doors north Of Pa
ssenss; nSLS MAI % fcsnd complete esscrtroe1t
AS6ANDELlEHSH and ether AZ, sTEkM I'D
WAFER FIXTURES. h, 81 -
w GAS NATURES.
w Have IN store. sEd are daI v rso.Ivirr 4sS
saALCncS OF entirely New Patterns and Desirns
enu nsn, superior IN style 10 ANYTHING hareto}ors
ensI'u N this market, We invite oitixers genera
&c ealI ana examine our stock of Gas and Water
seieStoo stock in Washington, Wv 'e~'
Al WORK IN tins above line lntrssssd to ear esro
VIII be promptly attended 70, ~~is
MYERS b MosHAN,
AEu $40 street.
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NOTICE.
d % &


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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
rms Company offers to the public" Unesualled
Advantages" Tor the Safe ana QuioI Dispatch Of
heavJ Freights, PacEases, veluables, Money, &c,
dc:, 10 oil parts OF the United States,
Expresses TO and from the North and West de-
faTt from and arrive In Washington twice daily,
.. ti tEf1sresses are In charge Of sz71isnssd ssS
All Packages for The Soldiers carried ut "osr
Ali Goods for the so called "Confeder.te ststs.v
nnd all Articles Contrsband Of War" Will be
Our Expresses leave New York It l., s, and p.
M arriving In Washington 1t A. NJ. and S.Ss
Expresses leave Phil.del,his at s.p A. M. And
nPI NJ, arriving in Washington at $50 p. NJ, and
Expresses leave Bal timore at 40 A. M. and p.
u, arriving IN Washington 1t A. M. and $50
Expresses for all points North and West leave
washington at 80 4. NJ. and 2.S0 p. M, daily,
special Contracts for large quantities of FrcTht
can De made on app, icatlon to this Ofhce.
charges. E. w, PARSONS.
Supt Adams Express CompaH.
Warrington, August "a. lesl. an a-h
SUTLERS AND OTHERS SHOULD SUB
- SCRIBE TO THOMPSON'S BANK NOTE
REPORTER.-Weekly. S2.50 per year; semi
monthly, $780, monthly, 70 cents; with two coolies
Of descriptive LIST free to all who pay in ADVANCE
Oroers promptly executed BY enclosing the NOR ey
Ia q note addressed TO WARREN CHOATE,
2Sz -. sEenne fs 1871
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pEos. ALEXAsTyD.sR ,wo Q, 4owEEI

pRoF. ALEX5SfGp;< 81 wo ,
suI si1-irz - - ~ 5l I,z'7 r .of L,5s ILsI9
,7t-i r., ia 5--, ~. EP5-5liIT5F7 sy{J
GsiTs g sl.Ete6.s o. Wal alI l~zt.yre-s -l
--uz-e, 1E Fir -.s-t srz tsrICs. - t..ys= vino
"a rea.se,ss. Sc a0s s.z.r .t--s. between <
a.-get and NON YORK ave re.
g. Tu5 -asJs. I..lsl12y-, .-l s,st-sd.sz '''''
w H. BOYS CtOTBING.
i:rzs tss0rrmsu. o. FDYsg sPRIHG CLUTa-
IT. eiltFacE- ELl CIV ef ~ low priced, medium
nna hls EH1Ei.ss, v-ica We are zoilag 81 yorJ
80. Wall. STEPHENS q co.
me- IlrH b EopI
NoiD AND sia.vt.A ENytIsE, SWISS
have row era Hel1 2 a-Es e.3tA gf s.5 t.ss most
~. a.. i. ...s- - -f. -..-i-E az re Fsrs
500 .-r a.l every --Eg-l--..E OF Ire
, g. ~ Ria 81 .a-.,-.- -sT- r-yiea seae yed Gz
-.- -a p .4..- .,-ss..' -tu u---Dt 80 ;-- l5Et-l
~ e. Per - = 5i1Gg 24tsLs. d III Own SHOP
rra- 'g.nlss aaL i-t CalauIref and Mans SIC:
H,saas- aaz5-l Z q. A. S.I T65 5i,.'
EIaNSD=-,- LEsHEss,
asz .sv. 9. a-...n 70. Pa..s5 ga.t tEeJ nave sx-
---.H- .u -.s.a.. EDrLHslis s. Bank Notes.
os , s ' sac q s 1is i ess9s,
C1-'ssH.- ---.E tla most rCsygEElL.0 Expresses
.-qa4 . .rr nav 20, NJ ~, NM yriff
i.ii g.. .1=-- Tor tcrlre q sgrtAer Informs
g.. g.. 81 ,5 ,, 50 ~ "a "a. -1 sseaSs
.s.e WaEhinston, D c.
EE-Tar.E.s EEku-- -gAur eApst
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN
HOSPITAL

IN conformity ruth the resolution
Of the Senate of July Is, 1851.
At Ssssi.ayy Hospital, Gso-gstosss, Feb 7.
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'EASES OF LMPRUDENcE.
END0RSEMENT OF TIE PRESS.

fnh bAFf TkousAsDs erred AZ ths tnrttvtisn vitlI,
nrstssn ysars, and the numsrsus i'm psyts M a.rr
spsIauso, psrfsTnst b Dr. JsAnstsn witnessed Iy ~.
.S.,.A' " bs fApsu and many sthsr a
hass ssPsAIsd again and gain Sssss ths psIlis ss
49, sEaairF a. Esntsnan Of stansetsr and rsrpsusT
sh5' ia iszsisnt guarantee 70 tbs tastsc mar IkIy
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~ BOY - CLOTHING.
W r Have T-e7-al Trrf.rr- rHa A. ~ or 40 =
l-rgs assortment o. RBTy2 SPRING CLOTH
iNtT esuETaCi-- rlI CIV % gf low 9-Is-6 medium.
rnd hue suzEir"5, y .lca We are sJiglg 80 yary
low pTIces for cash.
WALL. STEPHENS q co,
o. 70 -E rE-Va5H 8-u and lU.lI Fls,
rE Ii-e4f a rar
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7 hTLIIIerV
9Th Penn. Volunteers l Total. .,
(G) One officer
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CON GRESSIONA
AAASIlah tONGR ESS-THiRp >t>SIo>
FHtDAS, prcrmi1.r TO-

SkstTg.-Mr. Kennedy inirodut.Sd , so;,,
resolu ION providing for III. pav-neTt III rho
usual mileage 20 the Senators and Represents.
uyes. Referred.
Mr.. Clark reported uniarorably on he peu-
tcn OF r. Is. Boutwell, for iude ma. Gallon for
Certain losses caused by action OF she Con red .
crate States.
Mr.. Kennedy offered a resolution of inou,rv
OF th. Secretary Of ths Navy for inforr,ation
whether he has appointed any Rear AdmiraIs
since the ADJOURNMENT Of The last session, and
under authority OF law. Agreed TO-
Mr.. McDougal offered Z resoiu ton of inouirx
OF the Secretary OF War for information con
corning the tribunal organized for the trial OF
General Buell.; what its character is: whether
IL, sessions arr 10 te open or secret, &c.
Mr. Sumner ohJ"cting, il was Ia id over
a iprirate> bill for the relief of the assignee
Of MR.. James, OF Texas, was then takes mn
and discussed BY HessrS. Sherman, HaL,-ana
Grimes.
Houss.-Nr. Kelly offered raso,ution d.
fectiuR the SecrotaIy Of the Interior 10 conmu
nicate any report from Rev John Seycs, accent
Tor rechptured Africans, r. lative to such Afri
cane landed IN Liberia II On" years l1jsand '6l.
Adopted. VIE
Mr.. Law offered Il resolution rrorestino m.
Military Committee - report mode by yFkich
solditrs unit for duty NAV be prcnnptly dis
charged, and 10 forward soldiers able Ia Ga, SII N
dniy atNnce 10 thei- respe tive regiments. AIsc.
- inquire into the eKpedi nCy Of appointing A
beard ~ medical officers for the pCrposr Of en-
an lnink such cases IN tile hospitals
M. Blake moved to amend hy dirccu.- ,hsr
committee 10 inquire into :hc peIiency of
placing the conNSlfscen; camp ~ hlnxau.irts
under The charge OF the Surgeon Gen raj
he resolution WAS nded and adopted.
Mr.. Casey pr~rcntsd tho rrrhent'4l, OF Hon
H. I. Flanders, representative alect from tSc
20 dis RE g lcuisIana Referred 10 rs Com
YG.:.ey, on f,.c.:o,,E
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TBB DUTY on PAPER.

A petition ii about TO be presented 70 Con-
sress-to which, the name OF every pusiisher OF
spaper OF periodical printed in the United
sStates, with single exception. will be found
appended-asEjug that the Current duty OF
thirty per centum on paper be forthwith re-
ducsd 70 ten Ter censuu1, II not to three. The
reason Il, the success OF the combination of
la-r makers Up 20 thi' :ime in putting their
rates Of profits from twelve and half per CEN
tum with VIII th they were satisfied up 10 five
mchths sineej hp 10 rom eighty to one hundred
pr centum.
This is no :die stsremeut Seventy hsayy
concerns are in the combination or asSoci-
tor, and all thr rest have taken advantage
of their Vaccinations TO IL mand profits equally
IS great. The rise OF The price OF rags is princi-
pally through recent enormous purchases by
ia combination in order 10 control the price of
pspr- They have thus spcnt some millions TO
get posse sion Of nearly all the rags in market
giving LhrI:l AZ sycTsge OF az ieSst six months
supply frr their respective mills. Five months
a>c, such paper as that for which some of them
now demand twenty-five cents per H., was
frr~ly sold for eight and half cents. Their
Conu'l 0f the market compels those in the
n,W spapsr business TO subplit to their improper
sEd unjust exactiOns for the time being.
The remedy Is in the hands of Congress
his combustion is costing the nationa,
treasury millions Of dollars, "a the Govern
ment is compelled 10 pay an average Of one
Hundred pr Centum advance OF the millions
of dollars worth of pap'r it is now using AL
nuaily IN various ways. The existing thirty
Il, eenIiIm tax l. prehibitory except of the
class of fine foreign fancy writing papero
- hISh cannot D. or have not been made so
iaF, ID 'his country. Not dollar has gone
ihfc ne treasury Tor years past We appre-
i''Ed' as duty pad on printing paper Import
ed. With the duty on, the reduced price of ;iI
papers of every description used by the Gov
"rhHent "ouid save the treasury thirty per
C-ntuDl Of its current payments for paper
There exists lao other mean. uf defeating the
'nds "f the consp!rators, and we feel sure that
C0sgrcse viii al once scccdc IL The 20 reason
able unanimous request OF tlas Amer In news
pap publis hers.
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SI|Q0lD> EDITION.
falm ovLoox ?. u
LATEST CONCERNING sEGRErARY
sEWARD's RRSIGNATtOS.
YHH HisroRY or THE ACTIoN Ok THIS n
PUBLICAN sENATORIAL CAUCUS
IN THE NATTER
THE RKsIGSATIoS OF TIE WHOLE CAbI
MT ASpITS ENTIRE RECONsrRCC-
TIoN PROBABLE.

SiIce ,hr .lr.i edition OF today Sir~ cgrat
t. pres, We have ohtsired sddiuonsl sIid very
T., ere. ing information connected With the
subject matt Of III" rceiEnaticn nj Secretary
Saward.
II -etms .La. the Republican ls.ray OF ihH
Senate met in caucus on the IsIh instant, y hen
the original resolution Virtually requesting he
President 70 ,'isIlanse with the services Of Mr..
~. ard, l. Secretary 81 State, was introduced
and discussed: d"v-lo?in2 the !sc. that th.'
caucus s'ocd upon i. about sixteen Cor, % thir-
teen against II. Finding il impossible 10 obtain
anything approaching 10 unanini:y OF action
uacn:t. or On l her oft 10 many propositions a.
seut-ti,u!e Tor it 20 which it, introduction gavo
Use, hey sdiourred over until the next day.
On again uir,tine, the substitute for it, re COM
,rrnd ~ the Prc.i lent 10 psrtislIv remodel hI-
Cabinet, was unanimously agreed Co. the con.
s-r, ativ,, t-lievias LAT !; wonld b. re garded
aS bring general Republican party Senatorial
In yisa;ic % the whole Cabinet Z. re,icn le;.y
Ing the President free to elect who should
hereafter tn III, snici.l siri,-rs; aud that the
2Iaad result would surely be 70 induce HIM TO
accept what they considered 20 be the recent
unn.i.,ahcable manifestation Of popula- --nti-
men, ~ his guide In he rec s~sry r coa. 'r,lc.
ticn.
As tie resolution finally adopted ~ Ia, AN.
cue carefully excludes any niiusion 10 IN, par.
,icular IReInt|r or thu Csbinri, it SENS 10 Je
Universally taken for granted here that all :.is
coll, az ue, will follow Mr.. Seward's example
:caYin- The President entirely untrammeIlrI IN
IN" matter Of reIn"deiiing his official council.
W. harm, further, that the committee who
- ait.t on The lr"sidcot bearing ;hi. resolu,ior
consisted of line S,la!ore-six regarded Is,
radical, and ;hTUC n, anii-r:ldirais II IA
donbu-sa 80 fomtoSrd Ia ;iie senator who pr
-;ci.d in n, c.,uctS o. the occasion, who in all
probability, ws~ him -~lf 4 n,"ht-r or thu adj.
a
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tsRHLJNG FoR pTrppsE

w. pCT,' "" that many Of our cote !, .,o,nrias
are Icpubiishing garblcd extracts from ,.rtain
dispatches forwarded by Gen. Porter % Gen.
EHrl.si,ir, in order 10 affect public UpI1i,n
against The writer and Gen. Met IciIan . py,.
zcnting 10 their readers at the SAM. time the
sinister comments OF she Trjj,.,e or it, corr..e
pondsnt, to Justly The tri csery involved in
their effort.
These d;spatch's v,rs originally sent by
Gen. Porter - Gen. BurEsid-, At a time when
the former regarded himself Ia being under .hs
ia't"r. They were transmitted by Gen. Burn
side 20 Gen. Halleck. to afford he Government
information ef ths state OF affairs AZ a time when
thar. w"s 10 communication froul Gen. po;Ar's
line 80 jhis capital. as soan Is Gen. Porter
knew mat he was 10 ~ brought ~ trial, con-
Steering these dispatShes and orders as import
ant evidence in his favor, hc sent u Gen Burn
lid" for The originals, in order that ih.y mirh I
all o" produced 20 the Court, and :lia, The,
whole truth invsl we'd NIGH BE pres .nurd ~ he
GUyFrniprnt ia tha -our.e OF The trial
Only = few OF IA" originals were found by
Gen. Bum idc and returned 70 Gem. Por...~
th" Tfet having i-'n aislaid. Copies, how.
ever, of all u them bring either in the possess
sion o. she Government or of Gen. Burnside
or Gen. Porter, vii! d.uht;r-s b. presented in
due time to ~" cour.; Il not bv the ,,-u,ecu.
lion, then ~ the instance Of the defance-a.
going 10 prove not only Gen. Poeter's inna-
c"nce Of the intent charged s-ainst him. but
tha, ho obored earnestly AMI success fully 10
discharge his whole duty, and ths. he r,Iie>
upoa every particle Of lis recorded action a,
the tune in ques ton Tor his ,indication.
In Lew u The utterly absurd statement, re-
speeding these kilograms. which have obtained
Some currency, ~ dem this explanation of
facts necessary sud proper; AID " 2 DO not dou M
that the intelligent public viii r>sorYei:s iu,ig-
ment until all ia" facts are de.slOped and III.
trial closed, without haet"ring preIaa.urel, 10
condemn brave officer who was AZ the time
In battle, exposing his lifs for his country IN
ID" post OF duty ~hich assigned 10 him
POSITIVELY Nor Soften. Mcclellan j. ,ia.
III to.T II to-day. tad Gen. lIaiieck has ,so. gone
down 1c Falmouth--two stories repeated v in
q eat pcrtinsciiy en- the street te-das.
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SUSPICIOUS MIR.

NV YCGK. Dee. 14.-The lark BsT,adv-s
srIiyed this morning anu T,Poris that On tAs
3yth uIi., she la Mona Passage n Ions, low
i-aTh-rIgg,d screw sIca.aer, with six guns %
zach s.lc "a. a large gun forward. She ras
rr9r "a tLr bark, bai the later di-pl1yed "a.
Brit. Iiae, wher the steamer kept on.
The bark made signals for the steamers name,
h;ri received no answer.
TIE 81, amer ihen raj up ne aEa-r.csn nae
and went into ne harbor on PoiOl Espsds
east.nf Of ~. Domingo
>hH had black lower NESTS aud "a ar, tor.
al at .ureeaii and msinsail.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
Most I,On'tant News
RES,cxarIOH or SECRETARY sew
ARD ANDOF ASSISTANT >EGkE.
TARY ". SEWARD.

A Majority Of the Senat", in eauene, on The
18th inst, sdopted a resolution which. ss hrs;
prepared. declared a want Of confidence on
th-ir part in the Secretsry ~ State, but which
WAS modified so as 10 express 10 the Pre- idcnt
Al unanimous recommendation OF "A partial To-"
Corstruc ton OF he Cabinet y committee va
appointed 10 wait upon the PR iden', and COM
municate their scticn.
On being informed OF tho fact, the Secretary
OF State on the same Gay nj to the President
his resignation, and requested thai il inigii;-hr
immediately accepted.
The Assistant Secretary OF State sent in hi,
resignation at the same time, and in the same
manner.
The Secretary and Assistant Secretary still
remain at their desks awaiting the app int
meni OF their successors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-19

- GENERAL Gran has issued IN order
respecting Kentucky, ;haJ AZ the STATE has ful-
riied the requirements OF the Constitution OF
Tie United STATES. and laws Of Congress, nv
choosing ioysl men to1ilI Tho State Offices and
execute the laws, he military authority Is
pfohibited from any interference, and it il not
10 be uoed except 70 suppress riots and mob r.
sistance TO the laws. All civil authority that
can De executed at military posts Will be per-
Dni'Hd Another order is 10 the effect that after
Iecemb-r Is, Oxford viii be open for Trade and
travel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-19

T9E President .'IEGEp TO TAKp EIcH-
koSD Al ONCE-'-We clip from the Washing
ton corn spondence OF the Philadelphia, Y.q,siysy
and net FROM the War Correspondence OF
the New \ orb Rrcary-thr following:
~ caucus of fifteen Republican Senators
waited upon the President 10 urge uBon him
the iIJportancs OF energetic meas rs.s 10 sup-
pftss me TetSiilon, ard change IN bis policy,
and the taking OF Richmond at once
Undoubtedly President Lin,ola will IA. very
glad 10 put down The rvi.a lIicn and TAX. Eirb
rNoud
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-19

"A private letter from q person attached
90 the Mississippi Gnnboat Fleet, written only
tlirty miles above Eicksburg, on the Sci inst,
states that he gunhoats were TO b. concentrated
~ the mouth of Iazoo River. twelve mile,
below "Island lO0," while the army were TO
mass al some point above and march across
the country TO Yazoo City, which place is but
few miles back of Ficks5urg, so as to make
the attack simultaneously. I'VE left" saws
the letter, sat Helena about 5000 Federal
troops, besides large force 1T Memphis
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4 ILsoNn PHILADELPHIA
pQnyJsynN 0rnn
ROBERTS,
SN4RCP OF WILD CBEHRY AND TAR
A5AP1YEr sPF;CIsST CCAr pcS
OESTINATE COUGHS md COLDS

II .ssnss, uoefu. remedy 70 persons trcuhlai
IN esA ness and Pains n ne Rreas. and Trr:ta-
Ilen O. the Throat. Il crsbiues II a coucentrh.-f
or the eSTned-ai qualities Of Wild Cherry BARK
and me heaIlng pro per- OF Tar In ten cssa out
.! WE'VE WI! Gu aud one bottle which &C sta tut
= ceHl-r WI! staoIsi'S 2lthce 10 effect the cure
,,...- ... 4, BAirisOEs. Dec %, 1881
& isIs VII ceTCD ..'ai have used ia my f,uli'y
CheEry s9i Tar, and haEe found IT the ,st and
mos speedy cure for Coueh, AID Colds that have
eject in cU-.Es Hc1-s51ess ana Irritatica ~ t.s
tt Ost Csc. ". t. ~ or ~
No. 119 North Exeter s;rset
Having used D.. R"tcrts' syrrp0f villa Cherry
hnd TaS, rccuLlL,cnt At 80 &c excellent rened,
fc- ~. ere Colds 4
Rev. =. A. MI.sos, 2tn Hartford avenue
Zee g. CT Per bottle o. 81 per dozen.
r. IStraIt "a H.I oIf ty JO-EPH RrakRTS Ne
cree. f4"ut avenue, fg!tirIore Md
hi.'l by CHh SLOT 1, p-ugsi ; 37A Pa. ~.
"e' at '"E W. pAS'rlct. d. ~ ln
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~ The Rebcls under Morgan, who captured
he brigade of Union soldiers At HartsyiiIe
took from them all their ovprcoat and blankets.
and paid for them in Confederate treasury
notes and bills on the exploded Exchange Bank
of Murfresoofo. Gen. Rosecrans sent a sharp
protest TO Gen. Bragg for this gross yio-
iauon OF the forms in the cartel for exchange
aooptea ny both parties. Seventeen hundred
ana nrIy OF the paroled prisoner. arrived at
Hashvil Oh the 18th inst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-19

1sTE1YIEwoY Tbs COMMITTEE OF THE Boy.
DhIi STATE MEN WITH THE PRgsIpEsr--
nessrs Crit,enden, Hall and Crisdeld, the COM
mite" appointed by the border State caucus 10
war On the President in regard 10 his emanci-
patton policy. yesterday had an inter view with
Pr,eident Lincoln. The com mittae will repor,
IL caucus which will meet shortly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-19

An lsVEsTIGArIOs.-Yester the Senat.
unanimously adopted resolution 10 inquire
'nto the disasters Of the battle near Fredericks.
burg. The Joint Committee on the Conduct Of
tAs var len Washington last night in q special
steamer with a view to at once enter upon their
important duties Senator Wilson, chairman
ot he Senates Military 1Ommittse, accom-
PanRo taem. II has been suggested that they
csn pursue their Investigations To more adyau.
tass In Washington than at Eredericksburx
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EEnh KY ~EAE

Nav YORK, Dc. ia.-Ihe etean.e- Back
sio.r, rom hey VET, on ne l:th instant, has
arrived.
Admiral Lardner - a passenger. The Spsa-
Yah searaTr Montaaor from Havana 70 Ham
burg put IN :his incoming 20 7spar her pro-
priler.
The Kuuio,.; Mohawk VA, NJ Felnandins on
IT, ii,h
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PROP osALs FOR WOOD
DHfoT QcAsIRRsAsTER's OFFICE.
Corner Eis6tesn,i and e. ,tT.,ss
MAHHINGIQN Id q hAr 1as


and h.e h ,S tssol cords Of Wood, more or
G .Ss unt,i aonday. .heasth day of December,
Tie Wood 10 be hard. sound and merebsptshi.
ioss fest long, and split TO the ordinary sze Of
The Wood T. be delivered At Fort. Albany, CRAIG,
n .sn .9.s asSssT Essss A!ss Ard as,ss .i;c
r0sd S.t"esa Wen ma aud AleKspdria. Va, In such
qua iHsnn,ity At each place. at such time or times
in Nnks four % feet high delivery not bainS
eonsid.red complete until so cordei, mea nred and
An inspt etor will be designated on the p-r' o.ths
such as does not conform, TO the above spee'acs-
hSns viii be rejected.
stpiTo on tho oth Of june. isss. u "00'' WIZ
of Ss sns s month
The full name and Foss once .sar.s. of the bid
bid @sde in III tie na%s :" Arm Tn. name.
OF ~ tne parties must appear. Or the bid will be
CONSIDERED rs tie individual proposal of tae part,
Proposals from disl9yal pa.!i, ,oip aa K con
,Proposel. must be addressed to Capt Edward L..
Hsrts, Assistant 9uartermsster, Z: S Army. wssh.
ington; D. C.; snd should De plainly MARKED Pro-
GUARANTEE
.hcSs r, Ss o. fss ~ +. Iu, be
neare.t pitsst CouT; o. Of the aited States Dis.
sboula it He awarded 20 him. must be Guaranteed
by two TeBpor>bl' persons, whose sixnAIures T,.s.
be appc ndsj to she guarantee, snc ssit :usrants.
must accom- pa Gy thu bid.
Bidders must be present IN rsraoa wasn the bid.
Are opeEcd, or Their proposals VIII no. Ss cons!d-
cred.
B0nd- IL the .ura of ten THOUSAND soiIa-s, s!.,sd
by !Ge conf actor ara toth Of BIS eunrantr-a viii
T. :t:d he srese-<Fa tiaier upon visnins
PORN or CT AaANrEs
We 80! tie county Of -, and State Of -
and - o. INA county 81 and Sta. OF ID
hereby s.2fal., taatls al.e 30 fulfl the .artssrt
In accordance Win the terms of la p-onositiSo
and that, Ahoa4t his proposition Ne acaey,et hs
viii a. oncH sn!er Inc con.-ac. In acccrdAree
Shorid .'e c0atcac DO AWARDED AIN, - IA ma.
Jared 10 beceris his suraties Wv Wv
(To this guarantee caust De appended ths oS.i.,
certificate above n entiored. N~~A
The Depot SGa!tHrrlaster reserves to himself tns
riG"t to retec' aay az bids that he may desr Gao
high. EDWARD Z RARYy
de 10 Capta.c and A. Q. M. U s. A~ray
d aY,
R8oS VANCE 1861, TO NOVEMBER L. f,sa
by
ADAM aUR0WSEI
HB1LPRlES Boosatore
&c Il u --------- a4i Pa avenue.
RALMORAL sKIRTS--A Iers. aseo rtraent E
- moderate prices. PERRY Il BRO
de 81 Pa avenue and hiatas Strant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-19

a. Gen. Kelly has arrived with his brjeade
q Harptrs Ferry, and Assumed command at
tis' poet. Gen. Kelly il \, Nartinsburg, and
has command Of he whole line Of th.. BaIti
II ere and Ohio Railroad from Harpcr's Ferry
40 HherlIug.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-19

- Gov. johnson has issued an order a.ss4 -
log about $4,000 upon the wealthy Rebel ci,i.
prs OF Nashville for tho supper, Of the poor.
MI. John Overton, whose estat- il valued n,
e"'N,iTn, is down for 1850, and the other
sDiounts range from 81 $40 70 $3.50