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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26

The VACANT MARYLAND SEyATosspIp
The impression Is general among loyal Mary
lsnders here, that their Governor will appoint
Ex-Governor Hicks to ill the vacancy in the
U. y Senate OccGsiOned by the death of the late
Senator Pearce. We sincerely trust IL will
prove well founded. Ex-Governor Hicks has
proved himself throu ghout the currept troubled
times, man in million. His sasacity, ener.
gy and abiding loyalty, has been of immense
advantage In saving his own State from being
v1c'imized TO the unholy schemes of the Oil.
ga-cny He has thus been of incalculable
NaIue 20 the cause. At the came time, his earn
Ell devotion 10 the cause, pure and staple. for
winch the people Of the loyal States took up
arrns-the cause Of the restoration of the Union
as our fathers made it-has bsen most seyice
able IN Checking the madness Of those who seek
70 make counter revolution. That is an
aoohuon oesPotisrn equally as revolving to the
great mass Of the people of the loyal States, "a
the despotism the ligarchy seek to erect over
The South. This is what is sought TO be SUBJ
stituted for the constitutional government of
me United States, and is that which Ex.C}oy.
Hicks has done as much to avert ~ any other
living man. That he may speedily make his
appearance in the Senate of the United States.
Is the sincere wish of all loyal men who know
the history OF his public services since the com.
meneement Of our existing national troubles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26
GENERAL PoKTRR,s DISPATCHES

The court martial in the case Of Gen. Fit
John Porter have refused to admit evidence
in his defense the record of all his dispatches to
Gen. Burnside and others, calculated to show
the animus of his conduct when under Gen.
Pope, after having admitted detached portions
of the same record or collection Of dispatches
as evidence against him on the same head The
New York Times, however, publishes them in
full, and thus subserves the ends OF subs tantial
justices. Almost anything may be apparently
proved against any man, by using as testimony
detached portions or sentences Of voluminous
writings from his pen, and ruling ont of court
the portions of the same writings that serve to
explain (elucidate) tho others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26

THf GRAND coyCBRT tomorrow evening az
thT Washington Theater by Mile Cordier and
Mile Morensi, together with the artists of the
Italian Opera Company, will be one Of the most
brilliant ever given in this city. The pro-
gramrne contains gems from Meyerbeer's new
oFers OF Dinorah, also selections fro m la Juiye
fsNOrita, Lucrezia, Rigoletto and Lucia. The
New York aRd Philadelphia press speak In the
most enthusiastic terms Of Mile Cordier and
8orensi The other members or The company
are 20 well known that we need only direct at
tfntiou 20 their appearance hers. There will
be only ono concert, for which tickets may be
had a. Metzerott's music store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26

me New Albany Qndl Ledger SAYS the
rsY guns nave be-n placed aboard ,ha iron 81 al
US nIho'a me 10 To- have 4 stern battery of
wv SuaN >" ""nuoh 70 her present arnlani.nt.
~W While trying 20 esrrica,a nj. ,h,.. ILL.,
e"ughh.rs from pond in Soniers, Conn, 4 Or
rays nee, Dir. ScsniIing fell In hin.aif ana
al tour weF" drowned
9Th Queen OF Napi'S ia reported a, in :,
, ste ~ com pIet" physicsi and mental prn-tr,
tlnH. AMI ascr- han ever aYers- To- h.r hu,
Oand.
&" The pE-,y s.caaIIsT i.O-ionI, ttx-n yh,E.
trying q run III SIOcksd,. A. ~,~ss5 :ah n,
J. Al to-
- m l,Li - I,h1ria> fn..l IL, N..u l,rl..--.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26

BxA,Tse SoLprER.-Yesterd.v.
. soidi,, was attacked and yery sseo,
BY some pa rsons In Sv.mpo6dis. And .. -
a great man appeared TO be look.r~ ~, taey
nsht il wa: with much difneulty a.s
could be found WHO knew anythinr sSs.!'
A,a ssu and o. 1880 the Miehs.i Raj
who beat the soldier, and took him hesoss
tice Dom. A man naned O'Ncu t-. aso,
ne heard OF the fisht, weh 10 see Il, ana
soldier lying on the grounh saw the NJ.
striking a man, and went for .the Euard \,
Monag han, another witness, on. " cav n
lying down Jsnes Winters Nv thsf =
also. John Sullivan said he INA " mn
With such testimony the Justice VS. - -
20 commit the prisoner to Jail for :. 49,
The soldier was sent to a hospit.l
unable TO testify or give his name "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26
A HANDSOME PRxsKSr-Th

A HANDSOME PRksKSr.-The ~
the Columbia Fire Company w,rs meen I
surprised on "Wednesday by andins ofeas
their tables large frsif cake, near, u oes
the table, surrounded by raiuiat,y eoten,
and embellished with hose, pipes. ~ an>I
sec., in sugar. accompanied by hssSS
Ladies' Soldiers Relief Association ~ ~
Ward. When The Reiief Associa,i%
formed the Columbia generously tsnds
the use OF their hail. and IL has s.sn s's
the association up To this time. The css.
accompanied by basket Of wine. ar
highly priced by the recipients.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26
l. s NAVAL. CApTTRE

The Navy Department have information of
the capture, on the Goth ultimo, in latitude 81
degrees II minutes north, longitude - degrees
u minutes west, by the Montgomery, Com
Charles Hunter of the Confederate sloop VIA
v. Chester, loaded with sixty-one bale, of
cotton. She has been taken 10. Key Wc,t for
condemnation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26

Sksr TO THE OLD CAPIroL.-Apr prisoner, W m
ID Turiey, wac cent 10 the Old Capitol wedne.-
day morning, from Alexandria, charged with
purchasing large quantity OF goods, amount
ing 10 the sum Of 1864. In Baltimore, and con
NeSihg them 20 the Confederate. By vessel. the
clearance for which was for pts.st.v.v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26
LOCAL NEWS.

A DESPERATE FIGHT BETWEEN WHITL A D
BL AcE TEAn-TERs. - Yesterday afternoon,
about five o'clock, the colorud teaIustars ia the
camp on l. STREET, between Twenty first Slnd
twenty second St., were attacked bv "A large
crowd of white Transfers, with sticks, stones
and knives. and driven out OF thrir quarters
Some Of the blacks attempted 90 maintain their
Sronnd, anu ON" of them struck white man
with pick, severely cutting his head The
whites. however, pressed the blacks close, aud
were not satisfied with driving OH the arger
portion, hut cut in among them riChI and left:
perfect storm Of STONES and bricks meanwhile
laljniS m among them. The follo"Iar are mo e
VINO were hurt, a. far ;Is W have bren able 10
ascertain: John Ford, stabbed in left shoulder
severely, and bruised about The head; Charles
Miller, Stabbed in right breast; Eli Hawkins,
stay!'d m back, and head cut: Thomas Clark,
badly bruised about the hea and sho I'D &
with stnaeS, and AIKEN OF ttla field in an arnbu-
lanct 10 a hospital; Alexander Lewis, badly
beaten about the head; Charles Rodgers, do:
Waiter Burns, badly bruised by sticks and
stones; George Dana, head and face bruised by
htrk7: Henry Minor and Jas. Eord. heads cnt
An hour later, after everything had become
quiet, a three cfiored men were passing the
entrance 10 thH blacksmith shop, on Twenty
hrei street. numLer OF t-amsters alta. ki-d
Item, AMI ca ching one, named Lindsey Ia<-
seis, hnot ked lam down, kicked him, ard cur
nm u cash across the abdomen, Ietting has en-
trails lsrotruds Austin Iackson was also over
taken, knock d down, and kicked III the mouth
The other man escaped.
There are several versions As to the carse of
the affair, sonie say ing that il the beginning
OF "a war OF DETERMINATION upon the blicks,"
but the most probable story is that the white
teansters, having taken in n full sunpiy of
whisky. made the attack out of pure Gieyflmant
Ii ~ not thought that any OF the wounded ones
Sill dIe, although some OF them are very badly
hurt The white man and Nassels ara the Two
most injured. and are in the hospitals w ma.
me others are at their quarters, but most of
utin II" ABLE 10 do their accustomed work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26

AotIpENT;-On "Wednesday af,erno,,
Jcelan hi -hcoek, living on Boundary ~.
rear seventh, while attempting 10 man :,
pnt bi ct Of powder in log 10 blo,. !
pr"Sts' nun ne match limited the pcwde
lore ne could get TO place OF safety. ssi
plOGed, The powder seriously burnins ~, aH -
FAC" and hands, and probably destrovin,
SIGH; uf ore IF his ewes .'HS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26
-sICK AND WOUNDED OFFICERS
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,

SURGEON Generals OFFIcE,
WaMingto,i, D,csmJer Is, 1885,.
erck and wo unced Officers Of the Re gu ar Army
in this city will call on Surgeon J. K Barnes t. s.
Army, for professional attendance. Office No. 2s6
ii street
Sick and wounded Off GERS of Volunteers in this
city will call on Surgeon NJ Clymer. L. s. Yoluu-
avenue.
The above named Surgeons are specially assigned
70 TINS duty. JOSEPH r. SMITH
de l. du Acting Surgeon General.
nSTO THE VOTERS OF WASHINGTON -
N The Assessors of tho different Wards will
meet at the following places from 10 O'Clock A. u
till clock p. N, from the l4th to the 3Ist of De.
cember inclusive, to correct and register tn.
names Of those omitted irons the poll list:
LIST Ward. John A. kheem, 172 Pennsyivanis
avenue. between 18th and 18th streets
I'd Ward. Thomas Stewart corner 18th and III SIS
Sd Ward. Henry Curtis, corner 9Th and !, ets
, 4th Ward. Thos. W. Burch, 5th street, between
5th Ward b, r. Dyer, residence Ten Buildings
9Th W. ard. George Collard. at 7. Edw Olark's
onice virginia avenue, between 9th and 10th cts
18th Ward. Peter Hepburn, No IS south street
between oth and 9Th streats west. de 12dtjl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26
TELEGRAPHIC.
WINCHESTER, VA, TAKEN POSSES.
SION OF BY UNION FORCES.
MILROY's FORCES AT MIDDLETOwN.
DESTITUTE CONDITION OF THE PEOPLE OF
WINCHESTER.

BALTIxoRE, dec. 2s.-Col Keys, who came
from Romney, took possession of Winchester
on Tuesday morning. The Rebel pickets there
left.
= The Rebel Gen. Jones. with 1850 men, had
occupied the place the week previous, but had
len. going towards Stanton.
Milrry's forces were at Miadletown, ap-
preaching Winchester.
The Winchester Railroad has been entirely
destroyed by the rebels, and the iron carried
of.
There is great dcsdtution in Winchester. The
common necessaries OF Life are 1T famine
prices, and hardly procurable at that.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26

~ The New York editors are puzzlins their
brsillS quite hopelessiy over the war commit
tics report endeavoring 10 find on, W no Is TO
b4sme for the non arrival or the pontoon bridges
al fredericksburg, which, by the concurrea.
testimony of all the officers OF The Potomac, was
the 81 imary cause VI the disaster there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26

CRIMINAL CoUBT, Dec. esth.-Joh, a..
: indicted Tor assaulting and resis,in. D1s sp
no mas j. Steel, was acquitted. sAs
' W urner, for stealing pair Of boo,. q,
n; heeSecker, was found guilty..
80 ~ arren, colored, was found cuib, .
Sarah Jones, colored, Is ON tri,i Co.
al ACCORDION. 'A 'oi sssa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26

pANCATHARTICONl
MEDi6 SfSItD q aN RD5r socIhl re GsEs
"pANCATiHthhkkr1coN,p
I"oea'sd and Patenisd Js"t i. Is5a,
'oH Hii1 II, 6TsEEL sts
In Barrels, Demijohns, Bottles, dc.
q, FOR sale By the Agent, on the n. w. corner of
den Station of b. L o. r. r. 'rp0"'' &c ''"'-
None genuine that has not the PAtentee and
- Its purity has been fully tested AZ nsr the
annexed Certificates OF Analysis:
CERTIFICATES
ffon, f1,sfxI Cas,sifel analysis Of SUPERIOR
John kaHk EH Wilson S 81
This Whisky 10 characterized By the absence Of
its S Sss
S s5sssafFs Defeated Rye
-. A. State Assayer, rs Boyiston street
Boston, Mass, sd August, Iss2.
Having made careful chemical analysis of the
PancathsrticoniIed Old AYE Whisky Of Mr.. John
It's .ntreiy free from Fasii OIL Metallic salts. or
a amy Sseast % sG in
strp@s.sa Rss Ss yours o,.n,n.
ssresi vher1issi Analysis Of four kinds Of whis.
boz Kh,s1y syreS'or Old VAN HIisfy, SuSer ,1c
lie fatented Apparatu. invented by Mr.. John e.
wilson, Of baltimore Md. Ssye shown them 10 be
ssSSsrs,y nee froHa shs heavy Pusl Oils and from
They retain the ethereal products entirely free
less fermentation. and being un modified BY the use
Of ar. .sp.rksS!, pa. products Of delicate
State Assayer, Ii Boystsn street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26

~ pDES nEATH.-Abort nine osclock -.
day morning, Mr.. stephen McNamse ",
kh"wn citizen OF the castern section OF ~ !.
while visiting At the house OF Mr.. Jos. N,.s;
neigh5or, feli aud expired in a few -.
AZ a. supposed from heart disease. IN
nee wa apparently in better health fhs, =.
Ir-t prior TO his decease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26

~ Ihe Boston fd-e~itser says that the eng.
g'-ti"o OF Mr.. Summers name Tor S-ward'.
place failed TO excite the slightest murmur OF
isNorao!e r'.pou-e" The .tdcertise,. reio.ca,
Over tho continuance, Of Seward in the Csabt net
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26
a IN ER McCIEIIAN

The impression rife here yesterday that Gen.
Mcclellan is IN Washington. Is erroneous. Hris
expected TO arrive on Sunday evening next 10
tesi!fy befcr" the cOprt-maruil in he east. of
Gen. FirZ John Porter .
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! SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. M.
rup ucnovrIL COURT OF INQUIRY.

To-day, the cross-examination OF Maj. dsn:
Sigrl was continued, res ulting in this expiana-
on, that he did not know what force Generai
Mcdowell placed ut ThorouShfare Gap TO op-
rose the passage Of LongstreetsforcA through
il; and that he believed that force camethrougA
that gap-not Hopeweifs Gap. He also stated
that his reason for belle wing that McD. failed TO
send asufficient force to prevent Longstreets
, assase through Thoroughfare Gap was, that
he III was abb 10 get through It. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26

WAsHISGToS ScIENTIEIc Asso<...
This association held meeting wsssssS
tan Assorisiion. DIR. Duhsinei presis.s Y
Mr.. Disturneli setsd as secretary. e..
tee, consisting OF Mess. J. l.. Hays, I. o.
ton and John A. Fowle, was snpcintsd tpsS
candidates Tor the offices Tor the ert-ssas w.
the officers to be elected on the first Tp.-s
January, 10Th, at ~ Pm. The msss.s
thus society last winter were very well ssss !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26

Another Sol DER RoBBED.-onWs <u
night Il soldier who gave hi. name = ~
Hit, Of ih" I5oih PennsyIyania regimen = 4
10 The second preciac police stssin b.
Seventh street road, AID stated thashe - =
knocked down and robbed Of ga Hslrs
and face were badly cut, 81 IL BY Nm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26
rHR PORTER couRfMARTIAL

THR PORTER COURT MARTIAL.
To-day, Col. Locke was examined on behalf
of the accused. His testimony had reference
TO two conversations between Gems. McDowell
and Porter, and the formers orders to the
latter, given on the field after a private con-
sultation between them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26

FIRE--About6K O'Clock YESTERDAY ana.
stable In the rear Of Secretary Smi,s,.
dence, on ii street, between Seyen,as,s
Eighteenth street, owned by Mr.. Chsriss "a a
was discovered on FIRE, and in short ,;,.s se
entirely consumed, together with !, Luz "
and harness, and a valuable horse. wh,ss = =
SO badly burnt that II died as il was 49,,
taken from the ruins All orr ere corpw,S
were present, and Through their exe,.;su, >
surrounding property was saved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26

- Coz Jane. I. Close, OF the 10th Virginia
Nclun~ers, il Ia the field rs "lndependrnt
tnjsa candidate" for Congress from the Alex.
tadra and Fairfax di. srici, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26

EATsED.-The schooner t.Only Son. Csps.;
Dixon, which was sunk down he nyrr, 80 :
ten days ago, by being run inio sy q vsrs
Siai"s tug, has been raised, and was tovsa
Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26

G"ING UyER.-1tis stated upon the 49,,
OF persons who are believed 70 be reliaIs =
Numbers OF men who were drafted - =
Maryland militia are going over into IN.
They go over for the purpose Of fighfnr =.
less: but the rumor insinuates thai a. -
fighting on the wrong side. -
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THE PURSUIT OF THE PIRATE ALA.
RANA

New YORK, Dec. GA vessel just arrived
here spoke, December IS, latitude IL degrees,
longitude ). degrees II minutes, the L. =.
steamer Vanderbilt, steering east, This il the
vessel which started n search Of the pirate
a labim3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26

- Peg Hal, lead II laid 10 -. arxiny the
'1a!nls OF hss father for the judg--hip nov 20.
cent W New Jersey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26

PERsoSAL.-Marcns l. Ward, n. J. V,
NJ. Howe, Conn; Hon. ". A. Wheeler. = T
are a. W lizards. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26

G = REWAED-Strsyed or stolen, On ts I'D
with a spo. en- the neck. Tie sboy. revoa Il
be given If returned 70 j. Rfgs, near 6ss1pzr
BridE'. 4ss
G REwARD-Ifth the p.rson who took Cos &
eD'S lset Friday evening frcHa the briNry !
SSurss Of erection en- First street. betveH 6 =
tsst was in tn side pocket. 10 the buiidins q =
Omcs- ne snhsye the coat saG the Adore rsssl
ana no questions viii be a. ked
de H-et~ JERoNE CALLIU
G. REwARD-strayed from the Mosss=s'
COW with bite spot in her rorehesi and -;
her belly; carries her head very low; and bss
short tail; also, blind in her le II eye; suflssl
cap OF one Of her hips knocked of. hesssrf|
Wsro will be given IL retained As above diva
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26

fEAALk fRAMaAR SCHOOL, SECOND Dis
TEiCT.-A literary and musical rtaament
81 rare excellence WAS given by the pupiIs of
his school to large circle OF parents and
friends yesterday afternoon st the schooi.rnon
corner of + and Tenth streets. monthly uum-
Der OF the Literary Mirror WAS mead by two OF
the members tor the second class, and some
cight separate compositions by mcmbers of the
nrsi class, each reading her own. These es-
says. both in style ana sentiment. We're YER,
credtabie, manifcsting evident care and thor
oughness ON the part OF the teachers and apt
ners and assidIity on the parf Of the pupils.
i he reading was intrrsperssd with choice sing
lag, led by Prof. Daniel, with accompanimenfS
on me toned piano from thu establi shment of
Mr Ellis. AT the close of these exercises in.
stneuye and encouraging remarks were made
hS hev. MIR. Culver, Of Philadelphia: Prof
Olmstead, OF Ohio Surgeon Owen, IT, :. Army
Nh. Kiehards, OF this city, and DIR. TYLER and
froh Reiss, patrons OF the school -
pleasant incident. not 10. DC omitted vcas
the presentation by the pupils, through ena of
.he IIustsss, to the preceptress, Mas Roggs, of
= oeauu1ui Photographic album, which was
teacher by another OF the Trustees = :,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26

No. he Pa &C.. Bsss. 1914 osd 5cs1 ~
hs underslsned takes this method OF ret
DIS thanks 20 the citizens 81 the Distries -
very liberal patronage bestowed upon hin =
See psst year. and 70 assure tkep that NO -
oe spared 10 Keep up the reputation OF IA
Ils,s and .iu Keep constantly O. Assz,
GxMH, Potf f;fr W sWA 0 sRskDs'
4CTT0N BkEf HAMS, TQSGU IS, yri4S
by SAC SAGti Ala, P4ILApELphiA
BUrTER, 6RANGH poVETY DO frKk.D
and vE6ErABLEsc OF ell HINES In sessca.
Private families or ossscers' nnesses VII
beet assortment Of marketing ever oneres
citysAt all times
no - I'm THOS- K VII
EAI8BANKs' PLATFORM AMP
prRRISG,S FIRE AND
BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
MONEY CHESTS,
rST7ER PRESSES,
HAND TaETS.
NTpRE TRICKS q
yHEEl bsRhOTS. Re, p,
VI u<A.e ~ lcwe-i pfices -uo, az ]
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PROPOSALS PoR THE ERECTION or BCp

o9oe Ass,stsH' QKGrfsr1lass.r a.. :. Arw
4ie.caAdTsa. Va, Dee 5 ~
until SAT URDAY. the Cd day OF January, ~
y o'cioea nI. for the furnishing OF mstfas
Erection OF Hospital Eui dings 81 ths ssgd
Plans ana fpec.fcations will be furnissN .
Application at IN is OF &c, aud the time spssn 4
'heir com pietioh. ppo,o. ~
Thefnli name and Post Once address sf s's1
oer mus, sppesr in the proposal IL
OF ali tae e n e.r ,ses mu sae aa%s Of a
e1ns;os req ss the individual proposal o: tssr
Proposals from d;slcve, ro,,;,, wiz no, y 81
9ed, AND An OATH OF aLLseas Nos nrsr Aocu>|
Proposals nust BE- addressed to Capt. O ID
andria Va, and should be n,arked distinrtT
rosas for Erection 81 Buildi nr-.''
GUARANTEE.
.bcaid is Ii .s 2. dss s1 s to al 8 -:
be APPENDED to the snarantes. = =
ere '1sssps y s n sss
The responsibility Of the suar..,or. -
Court Sc S & sss c
bends equal I. .nou.. 70 On. h.,f,k. - :
and both, OF his suaranters, vin be resuirsfSI
successful bidder upon sisnina TIE eontrsA. y
a. toe oono nun accom- pany the cDnt-aG-S =
De necessary fer bidders 70 have their ecsG1
With them, or y have bends sisnsd in snnaI1
and ready to b yroduced vksa the csstDJ
signed. Blanks for bonds can be procnrs1 Z
APPLICATION being made at tbs oGcs. sStAes -
ely, ~ Letter, or by telegraph.
Sers1 ~ GSsruss~ I'll
Ne,7. OF the county oY- and 81 q a
nA|,of the county Of, and Stsse Of
hereby guarantee that - ID able te fu1
contract, in scccrdsnee With che terms Of -
ecsiton, and that, should HE prppoSitior 81
eeyted. ne VIII AZ spee enter into . copt<sctb'
eofdaAee herewith.
Should the contract BE- awarded MIN ve sr I
Yeyrd 10 become his securitie< - n
Go this guarantee must BE- append@d The -
eevabcete aforementioned
feyment 10 b made upcs the com yietioc 81
contract, or 90 soon Thereafter q the peSo4 e
terrnastes shall be in fund.-. j
sith the terms Of this advertissnsht. via =
TIE rejection OF the pro posl. y
E1he enildinEs contracted for under this g
nsesneut must be ere ted in accordance vio1
plans and Specifications furnished with the
possible delay, and Will be subjected 90 tbs
ton Of competent master naecksnio.
The Depot ousrtermastsr reserves 20 hlmss
right 10 reject all bids he may deem too hiSI
for other suheient causes.
da ~ ID Osnt AT. n~.~x--..tS- N n
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: = OFFICIAL.
- DxrAR,x.xr or STATS
- s1asWAsHIsGToN. Dec. q, 1851
Belle asss from the draft the ground Of alieaass
have been allowed In the following cases:
y EaSN. Where Dvansd.
yame Back we'll ...-.... Wayne county, Penua.
LanreneA Leicher. 80. shin .tcn co.. Wiscon.
Andreas Welsch ........ Dodge CO., do.
A,slieotso. Desied.
Carl Wolter ..... Dodge CO.. Wisconsin.
WIN. II. THOMPSON,
$40 NINTH STREET,
- One Door from PENNSYLVANIA Avenue,
'S DEALER IN : & -. =
Tobacco and Cigars.
The attention OF dealers and the public invited
to m, stock of FINE VIRGINIA CHEWING To-
BAGCO. Which bought when it was cheap, ssd
am prepared - sci at the very lowest cash price.
In PLUG TOBACCO will name the following:
Thomas Eldorsda. Anderson,s Navy,
McCorkfe's God Leaf, Grave. twist.
Blue Hens Chicken Trotter's Rough Ready,
Firgirius, e.. Foil Twist
Burnett's Honey Dew Bona Pide
Gravely, Loves Excelsior.
Tens Elves.
and various other brands
FINE-CUT CHEWING and SMOKING TOBAC
co, which invite attention to before purchasing.
WIN. II. THOMPSON,
$40 Ninth street,
do Inn door from Penna avenue.