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INDIA RuBBsR boops a,

India rubber Sheets for protecting children .
beds, that no family should be Without IS cents
each.
Rubber Blankets, for soldiers, ~ Is each.
Rubber Ponchos and Blankets combined, 80
each.
India Rubber Goats, white or black, g. 20 each.
India Rubber Leggins nj per pair.
And all kinds Of Rubber Goods, including Rub.
Ger Boots and Shoes, Rubber Shoppers for bottles,
Door Mats, Under Shcetings for bedxin sickness,
&c, &c, at manufacturers prices, ~ y. A. Halls
India Rubber Warehouse, Jos Pa. av., between
Ninth and Tenth streets. feb LIT
ALL PERSONS can find the best stock Of Cloth
ing, Furnishing Goods. Trunks, Hats and Caps,
at Smiths, No. 40 Seventh street, near +.
Re 27-3m
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LATE LOCAL NEWS

CRIMINAL COURT.-ro-dsy, the trial Of the osse
Of Patrick FARRELL, charged with ssssult and hat
terry on and robbery OF George Z. Straynton, was
concluded and given te the jury, who had MT;
returned Into court with verdict when our re-
port closed.
In the case Of wm corley, charged with steal
Ing four coats, &c, from George W. Mcclellan,
the gry, without leaving the boz, returned vcT-
diet Of guilty as indicted.
The case Of Thomas Price, FIRE negro, charges
with the larceny Of seven pounds o. beef nom
Peter Dill, was then taken up.
SECESSION PRIsoNKRs.-Fives secession soldiers.
said 10 nave teen captured In Dixie Yesterday,
were brought past our once this sftsrnoon, IN
charge Of a military guard. The ofncef in charge
would live no particulars Of their arrest They
were to be taken before gen wsdsworth fef en-,
animation this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-28

DR.. WHITE, the Chiropodist, Is a wonderful
operator. His method oftreating corns, bunions,
bad nails, etc Is perfection itself. Suffer lon
ger from those terrible evils but submit their treat
ment to the science and skill Of Dr. White, at i26
Pennsylvania avenue, between \ and 9th SIS. \
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In TINES LIKE THESE Il behOoves everybody 30
buy the greatest possible quantity for the least
possible sum. To do this, you have only TO call
avenue, near Four and .a-half street, and select
from their large stock Of jewelry and silver
plated ware anything you want for One Dollar. I
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~ Seventh ST., near thG Post 0Ees,
6HoRGs kUNKn -...---- Lessee and Manager
MONDAY, MARCH 81. 1862,
GRAND INAUG yRATIoN MIGHT
AsHoRr ENGAGEMENT
by the famous
Kunkels Nightingale Opera Troupe
ef aHRai k tEsk; tSELsE sEk I MEdhGHfD,
ROSS. w. Gsdnsr, G. pCtsp LsSi. w W. " ol.o H.
Ferd'nd SpouIer, J. Alex. Fisher, Heinnoh
Doneohe, Master Emmereon, and q number of
popular and eflicIent Au1iliaries, mskinga
Grand Continuation Company
LIGHT OF T TT f. z PROFESSION.
who have performed at
KUNKEL'S OPERA HOUSE.
THE BALTIMoRB ACADEMY OF Music,
More than Ttco Rrndred Consecutive NightS
MIR. KUNKEL hess leave to inform the public of
Washington hat, with his
GREAT COMblNArlON COMPANY,
ne intends to makea
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME NIGHTLY,
and Will Cher 10 HIS patrons,
NOVEL AND AMUSING
SOIREES DETHIOPE,
characterized throughout by
THE UTMOST PUBLICITY.
III Ses future Advertisements and small bills
for particulars, NH n 81
A TTEND PROF. BARNES SELECT CO.
IA TlLLON PARTY on FRIDAY EVE "a
MING, at ga O'CLOCK, At Temperance Hall. 81
T. street. Tickets 81. To he obtained at ~
EllIs's M usio Store blanchard & Mohun' q tuaA
George Arms ca' esIated bsnd is engaged. Look
out for good time NH n 81
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A CoLLIsIoN.-About I O'Clock to-day, a. Mr..
r. M. Henry, local reporter OF the Natioaal Re
publican, and Judge Purcell, Of the Orphans
Giberson,s office, Constable A. E. L. Reese came
In and interrupted them by calling Henry liar,
for a report recently made in the Republicans In
reference to a slave case In which Reese was en-
gagged Henry replied rather tartly, and Reese
drawing pistol presented Il at Henry and was
apparently about to fre, when Judge Purcell and
others prevented him, and the parties separated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-28

Francis Gallaher, Esq +, of Baltimore, promi.
nent lawyer there, and well known In this city
was killed at the battle Of Winchester on Sunda,
last, while fighting for the cause Of the Union
He was about fifty years old, was a noted Demo
cratic politician, and at the time of his dealt
held commission In the First Maryland Regi
ment. He was unmarried.
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CRIMINAL COURT Yesterday, the two marines,
Joseph Price and Alfred Mcdonald, Indicted for
malicious mischief, were found not guilty.
John COnry, charged with an assault and bat
terry with intent to kill 6. T. StrayAton, was
found not guilty.
The same person, on the charge of TobbIng 6 .
+. StrayntOn, was acquitted.
Patrick Farrell, charged with the same offence,
was on trial when the Court adjourned.
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ATTEMPT TO COMMIT RAPE.-Yesterday after
noon, some Of the county patrolmen arrested
three soldier named Daniel Myers, Dennis Hol:
brock and Terrence Mahorney, on the charge Of
Mrs. Peggy O'Dare. They were turned over to
their regiment
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CENTRAL GUARDHousE CAsEs-Bsfors Justice
Wdlter.-Samuel Barvis and p. McMann, drunk;
turned over. Geo. Drown, drunk and d sorderly;
dismissed. Festus DuRivaan, vagrant; work
house 90 days. Francis Nelson, indecent expo
sure; dismissed. Jno. Tocpee and r. Flint, turned
over to the military.
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cox REWARD.-StOlen, on Sunday night,
ID SO about IL o'clock, BAY MARE,
With saddle and bride. sta in forehead, IN
and one white fore foot II the horse - Ie- ga
turned to the owner, at DR.. BuTr's, on K street
betveen 9Th and 10th, the above Tewsrd will BE
given. NH A-Ivs
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tbs LATEST BY TBL6GRhPH
LATEST FROM wINCHEsT
ANOTHER FIGHT.

THE UNIONISTS MAKING THEIR AT.
PEARANCE FROM THE MOUNTAINS.
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GUILTY But DRuSk.-A number OF persons wer,
arraigned in the Criminal Court Yesterday, amonl
whom was young man named William Conf 7
indicted Tor larceny, who plead guilty but drunk
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MILITARY CHANGES Brig Gen. A. Dur ca
has been detached from Gen Dix's department
and ordered to report himself TO Mai Gen wads-
worth, commanding the department In this city.
Assistant Adiutant Gen. VIM. II Van Doehm
has been detached from the staff Of Gen. Durysa,
and will report 10 Gen. Cooper, who succeeds
Gen. Duryea -RspEblieaH.
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STEALING PISTOL Yesterday morning man
went into the store Of Mr.. John O'Meara, near the
capitol, 10 look at some pistols, and while there
NJ slipped an Allen revolver into his pocket with
which b. started OF but he was oyeThauled Dy
q oneer, who took Lim before Justice Ferguson,
W-o held Inn for further hearing, sygrrs
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BRANbREIH's PILLs.-The occasional uss ef
this safe medicine insuTes health and prevents
those sudden attack. Of sicknt 90 which all are
mote or less subject, such as dysentery, diarrbs,
headaches, dizziness, bilious affections, &c, &c.
Sold at No. 29i Canal street, N. Y, and at the
Branch Office, corher 9th and f. street, Wash
ington, ID. G.. P. S. Suffers supplied nv the do
zen. NH ID Ivy
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Horse STEALIN6.-So MANY cases of this kind
have occurred Of late, which have been broup ht
ofhcially before our police magts,rates, that IL
seems necessary and proper 10 caution citizens as
well as strangers visiting this city horse back
against the unsafe practice Of hitching their
horses TO posts, ratings or racks, and so leaving
them while the owners or riders 90 into taverns
stores, public and private Offices 70 transact bust
ness We thus preface our notice Of a late horse
Stealing case which was brought before Justice
Thompson, and thoroughly Investigated by him,
aad finally disposed Of on Tuesday last IL 10.
peared from the evidence that on the 18th instant
al night, Mr. Jos. e. Lewis, Of this city, left his
horse fastened 10 the railing Of the PRESBYTERIAN
church on New York avenue, and that the horse
was stolen while Mr.. Lewis was In the church.
Nothing was heard or seen Of the missing animal
until II was seen by Mr. Lewis himself harnessed
In Hgh: wagon owned and driven by a person
named VIM. III Lewis, who keeps a small grocery
store at the Navy Yard. Being arrested, Mr.
Lewis alleged that he bought the horse Of two
persons at the Navy Yard who, being also arrested
and taken before Justice Gull, alleged that they
bought the horse Of a soldier The Justice, after
hearing ell the evidence In the case, decided TO
dismiss the charge against Mr.. Lewis and to hold
10 bail Charles SchTOepe and Henry HIenburch,
60 answer at the Criminal Court 20 the charge If
buying and receiving into their possession horse,
knowing 10 90 have been stolen The soldier who
sold (stole,) the horse TO them, and whose name
Is Thompson, 10 said 10 belong 10 a regiment now
at Fortress Monroe. -
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WHAT AN AMOUNT Of suffering and disease
among the Volunteers would be prevented by the
free use of HOlloway's Pills and Ointment. For
Wounds, Sores, and Scurvy the Ointment il a
certain cure, and for Bowel Complaints, Fevsrs,
Small Pox, &c, the Pills are the best medicines
In the world. Only IS cents per box or pot. 2!i
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PASTORAL SURrRIsE PARTY.-Rev Littleton f
Morgan, OF the Methodist Episcopal Church late
Of this city, as Presiding Elder Of this District,
and chaplain TO Congress, was assigned by the
late Baltimore Conference 10 the pastoral chsrpe
OF the Charlss-street IN. T. Church In BalIi-
more, IN which city be is as well and favorably
known as In this. The influential congregation
OF the ChaTlcs-street Church, asccrtaining the
time when Mr.. nj. and his family intended 20
remove from this city to take up their abode In
the parsonage there, SITUATED on Eutaw street,
near Fayette, } determined to greet them with a
surprise party, which accordingly assembled on
Thursday afternoon last, and met the family In
numbers. collation. was in readiness, of
which all partOok, aud pleasant time ensued
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M X 5, X T. NJ L. l.
IVl will read
SHAKsrFARI's PLAY CT HENRY v,
At WILLkRDS' HALL,

On SATURDAY EVENING, March -.
The proceeds Of the sale Of cts will be slsoed
IN tire hands OF the Sanitary Commission ~ the
hene6t OF our Sick and Woupdsd Sodit,s ard
Sailors.
Tickets Of admission One Dollar, to be obtained
at the prnci pal Bookstores and Hotels. Reserved
sea hfty cents extra; nay be secured at Phi.p
SolomOhs' Metropolitan Bookstore, S32 Pa. av,
8, NH 232t
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ii + A T T. r.
l. CORNER G AND ELEVENTH STs.
GRAND COMEDY NIGHT.
Last Night but one of the Grad Combination Of
Eminent EIsttloDlc Artists, IfCm
NI'los 6aNden New York:
WIN. WHEATLEY,
The Best Living LIrht Comedian;
JAMES w. wALLACK, ia.
The Justly Celebrated rrsEIo Actor
f.. l.. DAVENPORT,
The Eminent American 15s gedIan,
MRS J, w. WALLACE,
The Great end Uneaused Tragic actress;
MISS SUSAN DENIM,
The Vesatlie and Po,ular Young Actress.
FRIDAY EVENING, Msrch 18th,
Performances will oommsuoe with the COMEDY OF
:. WILD OATS.
h To n. nj WW WheStleI
So.lI Dot :, .---- WI w Nhhcok, ~
EphTalm Smooth. l. Davenport
To conclude With the Drama Of
BLACK EYED SUSAN.
w Ill am "a S6lloTl. Mr. r. u Davenport
(PerfoTmed by him one thousand times IN America
and Great Britain. int OduoIng the popular Nsu-
tloal Songs OF columbia, the gem Cf the
Ocean, IA Yankee Ship and a Yankee Cres
6nd dance with Miss Sussn Denim s"DOube
Sailors Hornp pei
Black eyed Susan. 49,. .----MIss Su,sn Dsnin
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WANTS.

WANTED.ln . private family, q PARLOR
large Bed room, by the ear, for gentle IN and
lady, within two squares of Wilards' Hotel. Ad-
dress G. G. CHAPMAN, WlilsIds' Hotel, for one
week, NH "a AZ
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STRhYED OR STOLEN-From the Soid;eIz'
~ Rest, near the depot, light LAY
MARE, about4 years old. (bslonginr 70 In
the qua tsrmaster's Departnent,l with sA
Mcclellan saddle. The DIT Of the bride had on il
DO paid for her return TO the Office of Col. RUCK-
ER; Quartermaster, corner 18TH and 6 streets.
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HAIR NETTS-HAIR NETS.
JUST keceiyed another lot of those Ia nd some
double Chinelle Ne.ts. Aleo, . fine assortment OF
twisted SIX and Corded Netts, IN all colors, ct
the TrlnRpin I store Of MRS. LOWE. asT Pc.
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lRGETOWN ADVERT,MTs

HORSE AND COAL SCALES FOR SALE
Il good DIaft Horse. also pair of Sec q
ond-hand Coal Soaes, for sale cheap for IN
cash, C. MYERS Z SON, ca
Office and Yard Water street,
fsrnh Sl-lW Georgetoxu
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Ihe lnQr1etb
CAMBRIDGE mARKET. August 40.

CAMBRIDGE MARKET. August 40.
At Market 667 Cattle, about sos Serves and III stores
consisting Of Working Oxen. Cows hree
years old.
Prices 1925 to $50; nrst 4uaity
1915 to 5000 I'd $3.50 Sd, $40
Working 500 to l25.
Cows and Calves-S2I to ~.
calves-s4,OO to65o
Yearings-None.
rwoyears od-Sl3 to 15
Three yearsoId-$1s to 10
sneeL nd LaDbs-4567 at mArket-Prices in lots 60
to 81 each Extra 60, 90 to 3,37
Remarks-The number of cattle was not so large as
last week, but quite ough for the demand there
9ulte number LEFT over No chang to not in prices
Extra sold full as high, as the supply was Short
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Very Latest by Telegraph
= O'CLOCK =. M

NEW YORK, Aug. %. The Herald has Rich
mona papers OF the 18th and i9th inst an
''uhcihG The assemb!age Of the retel Congress,
~.4 1i}ms Davis message After aIludiEg to
Mt '0nrEIneA OF The people, and galIantgy Of
"e oCoi 5, hr says the vast army which threat
s"y' he Calltai oi the Conledcracy has been
''"@'"d ana driven from the lines Of invest
I r ana tie enemy repeatedly fDiled in hls
.N'Il' Tor It's capture, and is now seeking to
Ia new armies on u scale such as modern his.
wy does not record, to effect that subjuga ion
VI 'He south, 50 often proclaimed as on the eve
~ ccomrIIshment Davis then charges us with
,aF'oe' "anton destruction OF private property,
g''ofr OF captives, g., and speaks Of the con-
"'ca' on bill rs atrocluus, while The monied OBJ
ls"'iohs OF the Confederate Government are
t''geI by citizens Of the United States, and at
..IS' Two Generals are engaged in exciting civil
'"'"'fectlon another has been found OF in
'',"C'H - brutal ~ TO incIte the violence OF his
' ~ agdlnst The women Of a captured city.
Ht mentions Gen Butler subsequently,. Da-
va '"'N says, to inquiries made OF the Comman-
w '-i'-Chiei @! the Unite States whether the
'"' '"US conduct Of some Of their military com
"'od't' met til SANCTION Of that government
.''' answer Las been eyaded on protext that the
Gf"''5 was insulting; and no method remains
'"' suppression Of these cnornites but such
t''a.'utve justice as it may be found possible
nS' Ply as We regret the character of the con-
,. W." In'' which we are about to be forced, we
,''S' accept It as an alternative which recent
~S "'y,'dtIons give us little hope can be avoid
na, DA''s recommends further Legislation to
maze tiIe conscription universal
If ~ -. 'he rebel House Of Representatives Foote
iehhcssee offered bill for retaliatory pur-
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DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement of era in the treatment of
those irregularities and instructions which have con-
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ton of some Of the most eminent Physicians in
Explicit directions, stating when they shout not be
used, with each hoXthe price dollar per box
tanning from fifty to sixty pills.
Pills sent by mail promptly, by RENTING the Pro-
prietor sold by 5. 7. Redf4ld, Montpelier VT, and
by Druggists gems rally.
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may5fly 20 Cedar St. Nv York
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understanding New.---Em
plOYmanC.

Nj ALE AND FEMALE AGENTS wanted in every town
NJ and city in the United States $40 to $40 per
month be made, and no humbug business easy and
respectable 1t requires a very small capital, and will
not Interfere with other employment. This is book
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three cent postage st mp, and address,
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Royalton Academy.

THE FALL TERM Of this long established and highly
successful Institution will commence Thursday, SEP
TENDER 4th
For circular containing inf0mation assistance in
procuring board or rooms, address
y. G. DENlSON, Sec'y Board of Trustees.
Royalton, VT. July 81, 1862 344f
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NEW YORK, August "a. The steamer Vir-
gihla from Fortress Monroe, reports that Gen.
mcclellan lett there on the Dist with a lnrpe
number OF his army for Aqua Creek, to rein
force Gen. Pope.
The Richmond Examiner of the 18th saws
there Is "a convection perhaps among all classes
that great battle on or beyond the line of the
Rapidan cannot be long deferred. IL will take
place when our Generals are ready and not be-
fore Cnlpepper Court House, Fairfax, and its
vicinity will almost certainly be the scene of ac
ton.
Ihe Baltimore sensation correspondent of the
Her0td states that jackson, with 100000 men,
is pushing down the Shenandoah Valley for
winchester, while Lee. with $50, 600, attacks
Gen Pope. jackson in the meantime is to turn
towards Leesburgh and cross into MARYLAND and
thence North on Washington.
New YORK, Aug. %. The Tribune's Fred
erlcksburgh correspondent, writing on Wednes-
day says, all day yesterday and far into the
night troops were arriving by cars.
we have a very large artillery force already
gathered here, and batteries SO disposed as TO
completely command Fredericksburgh and its
envlrons, and approaches to this side.
Our plckets are thrown out twenty miles and
1t Will not be easy to take Gen. Burnside by
surprise
The Tribunes Washington letter saws, when
Gems. Halleck, Burnside, Mcclellan, and other
chief commanders were there in counsel at Har-
rison's Landing, Gen. Burnside proposes to
bring up his force and make of the united force
three columns Of IS 900 men each
Gen. Burnside was supported by Sumner and
one other Chief, and Gen Mcclellan acquiesce
but the plan was vetoed.
Rebel dispatches report an attack on Decatur,
Ala, on the 7tb inst, and The capture of 1874
Federals and Sc stand of arms.
Another despatch from jackson. M iss, the
!4th. says it is reported that the Yankees are
about evacuating Baton Rouge.
Capt Darghen last week captured three
schooners loaded with sugar for New Orleans
The Yankee crew were carried to camp Moore
Newbern advicos state that an expedition of
marine artillery had sailed from Newberne fer
Kingston accompanied by three gunboats. They
had proceeded some miles when they discov-
cred several masked batteries and Constructions
In the river. 1t was thought impracticable to
force them. The expedition returned to New
bern without cconplishing its object.
BOWLING GREEN, Ky, Aug %. A company
OF the oath Indiana regiment were attacked at
Red river yesterday afternoon by 500 Of Wood
wards men and three pieces OF artillery
After an obstinate resistance in which Good
Goodwin surrendered
~ I
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Barre Academy.

j. S. SPAULDlhG a. NJ, 7. tncipal
j. NJ. TEACHER, a. b.. Assistant PRINCIPAL
MISS +. VI. b. FELT, Teacher of French and Music.
MR.. d. >. A NB'TT, Teacher Of Vocal Music
Mr.. j. NJ. KENT, Teacher of Penmanship.
Fall term begins August %, 1862; Winter Term oegins
Nov n, ln62 Spring Term begins Feb 10 1863 ; UNI
mer Term begins May IL, 1864.
Barre, August 9Th 1861 wf24ew3
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MIDDLESEX.

The Freemen of the town of Mddlesex who are in ia
Vor OF supporting the nstration in putting down re-
oeon to the extent OF its power requested
at the town Ha Friday, the Goth inst. at o'clock
r. NJ, to nominate candidate for Town Representative
Peace By order NJ the Town onr,;tta.
Middlesex, Aug. 90 1862.
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I he Confessions and Expert
eMCe Of An INVALID.

PUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT and warning and
j a caution to young men who suferfrom Nervous Dcb
ty Premature Decay &C. supplying at the same time the
means of SefCue. BY who has cured himself ate
being put to great expense through medical imposition
and quackerv By enclosing paid addressed envel
pc, SINGLE COPIES may BE- had OF the author, NATHAN
Ell MAYFAIR, ESQ., Bedford, Kings CO., N. \.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
QUARrERMA>TEE GENERALS OFFICE, }
BRArTLEB9Ro, Aug. Is. 1862. {

BRArTLEB9Ro, Aug. Is. 1862.
Sealed proposals viii b. received by h undersigned,
this Office, until - O'Clock NJ. Mt nday. the 18th
inst foi the making Of 39S Inf~nuy 1ck Goats s9S
pairs Of Trousers; cloth and trimming, be furni he'd
by the state.
The making will he subject to inspection, and mus,
conform in all respects to sealed Army Patterns
posted in this Office just and rigid comparison will
be made between The making and the samples.
Proposals VIII be received the max of
the whole of the above article.
The Coats and lrOwserS required to be male with
in twenty days from date of award f contract.
The right reserved by thu Quarter Master General to
accept any part the whole OF bid offered, reject
The bids in whole in part as the Interests of the State
in his opinion may enquire.
Zach proposal must be signed by the individual rm
making IT, and be accompanied bya satisfactory guar
that the bidder will execute contract, with good
and sufficient bond, il his bid be accepted
Proposals unaccompani'd with 50 slactory guarantee
will be Onsdcted, and contracts Will be awarded only
to tst ablis shed manufacturers.
GEO. +. DAVIS
aug2ld4t Quarter Master General
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poses 1t rectes that the enemy refused to
treat our partizln soldiers as prisoners and
have also punished innocent private citizens for
their acts '''