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TIE REsEL GENERAL JOE JOHNSON RE
PORTED TO Re ADyANCING TOWARDS
MANASSAS FROM THE RAPIDAN
WITH 4 LARGE FORCE

Yesterdays New York Times formally an
rounces that the army OF the Potomac is about
IL move upon the Rebel army before il, on the
south side OF the river We do not believe,
however, that there will shortly be a general
engagement in that quarter; insOmuch as we
have no faith in Lees purpose of fighting so
tar from Richmond. II will doubtless suit his
plans 10 draw Mcclellan far possible after
him. on he line which he must take in falling
back on Richmond; but as there are other and
far better lines on which to move against the
Rebel capital than down the Valley, we are not
of opinion that because Lee must necessarily re-
treat on that line, Therefore McClellan must fol-
low him over it.
In the last fOrty-eight hours there has been
much stir among our troops under Heintzleman
and Slgel. All their pickets and guards have
h.'rn doubled, and all their troops have been
held in readiness for instant and active opera
tons. The fact that Stuart's cavalry recrossed
the river day or two since, at a point suf-
GENTLY near To us 10 admit of a nights dam
aging dash upon somebody or something in the
Immediate vicinity OF Washington, Georgetown
or Alexandria, doubtless caused this necessary
p-Pcaution Immediately around us rumor
prevails in the vicinity OF Centerv Vile, which
a.ain alleges that Joe Johnson is advancing
towards Manassas. from the other side of the
F1pid1n. with q force yariously estimated at
fIOTa 2u,tt1 20 iHCCO.
While W. have no idea that JEFF Davis has
any such force in that quarter. it is highly
probable that he is sending all he has there in
ti5r direction OF Manassas, to occupy the attan-
ton CT EeintZelman and Sigel while Lee falls
back. IL any considerable rebel force is moving
III this direction from GordOnsvillp and the
Rapidan, Ii must be TO the end we mention
above. Our troops AZ and in advance OF Cen
ITey!lle arr certainly on their guard as that
nOsuch rebel movement can damage them. Nor
dc We believe that it Will for a day delay active
cooperation on the part of Hpintzrlman and
Si@el with whatever the army OF the Potomac
Ray just now have in hand
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MEMORIAL TO THE PRESIDENT TO RETAKE

TEkAS
a memorial was submitted TO the President
yesterday by Gen. WalbridSe and MesSrs.
Stevens, McCurdy, Lathrop, Ncsandock and
others, on the practicabillty OF sending 4
Federal force to retakr Texas, and the demand
for q proclamation there announcing the policy
OF the government TO be simply the restoration
the Federal constitutional government WHERE
il now subyerted. Alter showing the prob
able designs of Napoleon in Mexico in CONTRA
venting the Monroe doctrine, the memorial
says with reference TO Texas: ssRccent adyicps
inform us that if the loyal people OF that sec
tlon shonld he positively assured of the assist
ance OF that Federal government, large num-
brrs would inmrd iately flock 10 the standard
OF the old flag who have been induced by mis-
representations TO believe thar the action of the
constitutional government of the United States
has been undertaken 10 suhlugate them, and to
overthrow all their civil and political rights,
instead OF furnishing them immunity and pro-
lection against the odious oligarchy which,
under the title of a Confederate government.
has underworld 10 subvert the reprrsC 'tati We
constitutional government oftha Fedora -Tnion
and erect upon it, ruins ferocious iL iitary
despotism which ignores the welfare, privileges
and prosperity OF the MASSES for the advance
ment OF the few, who by intimidation and
violence. are now temporarily directing the
administration OF their public affairs.
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
THE REPORT&THAT JOE JOHNSTON Is
MOVING on MANASSAS NOT TRUE.

We have positive information (ere going 10
press with to-day's second edition of the Ntrr)
from Catlett's Station, up 10 yesterday FORE
moon which satisfies ms that there is rebel
force except the usual picket guard on the Rap
pahunnock. nearer TO ms on that line than Cni-
pepper Court House, where there may be one OF
two small regiments. Or in other words: that
there is no reason for believing the rumor that
Joe Johnson is advancing on Manassas with
considerable force, that yesterday fiustered
some persons on the front and last night fus-
tered more or less in Washington. If it is JEFF.
Dayis's design TO make a demonstration along
the line of the Orange and Aleyandra, ii Is
clear that he has vet made no discernabie
movement. great small, in that quarter.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION
Latest Dispatches.

rS,,ociaI Dispatches TO The star
H,prrsnrRg Pa, Oct t5th.-Editor Stdr,
Wosb;po,op, n. c.: II il Governor Curtin's
opinion this morning that We rhe Rrpubh-
cansl have carried the State by about $1,000
majority, and have not lost an aggregate OF
more than two members of Congress. q.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. I5.-Wdshin0to' Star: 4
think O'Neill (Rep) has beaten Biddle Defn-)
for Con cress by between 2.UOd and $50 mayor
ity. Kelley. however, is not w. scout OF the
woods" thouGhswe have strong hopes Of his
recollection.
PrTTsBU 70, Oct. 15.-The majority for More
head. Union, for CongrcsS. in the e2d district,
is $50
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. I5.-The returns OF the
cleo ton yesterday, show the following Con-
grrssmrn e'ected:
FIRST District-Randall, democrat
Second Dis,rict-O'Neill, Union.
Third Disrrict-Kline, democrat-doubtful.
Fourth Disirict-Kelly, Union.
Fifth District-Thayer, Union.
Sixth District-Stiles, democrat
Seventh District-Broomall, Union.
Eighth District-Ancona, democrat.
Ninth observation-disclosures. Union.
Tenth District-Myer Strause, democrat
Eleventh Decentralization, democrat.
Thirteenth Distrct-No returns.
Fourteenth Observation-Disclosures, Union-prob-
ably.
Fifteenth District-BaiIey, Union.
Sixteenth Dstrict-McPherson, Union.
Seventeenth District-Blair, Union.
Eighteenth, Nineteenth and Twentieth Dis
tricts-No returns.
Twenty-frst District-Dawson, democrat
doubtful.
Twenty second District-Moorhead, Union.
Twenty third Observation-Disclosures, Union.
Twenty -ionrth District-No returns.
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PERsoNAL.-Grn. T. T. Crittenden, Ky; Gen.
Prentiss. Ill: Coils. Shaw and Gaddis, Mimi:
Col. Lynch, ILL.,; Col. Adams, Mo; Col. Schoo-
maker, Pa, and sixty other released officers
taken in various actions. are At Wizards
Also, Col. Gayitt. dist Ohio, and Col Rush,
Pennsylvania Lanoprs
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pENDLEroN. DEMOCRAT REELECTED.
GURLEY. (REPUBLICANJ PROBABLY DIX
FEATED.

CINCINNATI, Oct H.-Midnight-The cleo
ton passed very quietly. The Democrats have
elected their entire county ticket.
First District Pendleton, (Dem.,) present
member OF Congress, is reelected.
Second District-Long, dem, probably beat
Gurley. the present Republican member OF
Congress from that district.
The returns from the other counties come m
slowly.
In the Third District, VallandiSham, (Dem.D
il probably beaten.
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DEATH cF ELwOOD FIsHER.-The Atalanta
ttra-i iR'etI1eHc"r announces the death in that
city, of Elwood Fisher, al the age of 81 years.
MY Fisher was well known i'll Washington as
the publisher OF pro-slavery paper called
1.-The Southern Press" He had been refugee
IL Aialanta since the fall of Nashville
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II ARDS.
II BILL RDS,,
BI LII IA RDSit'
~ U I I U l.
l Us asaFs.op,. o..

/.,Ii.,.. m. = .: hNste>"RT> OFfICE
All prrsone cOncer ned I'm IN. L n; t., s., 80
Mrnt on License Goods, Wares, Trades or O .rm
pahoh., Merchan1iS' SC, &C. a. per Act Of Cor
lection ID strict are hereby notified that th 1
ment list H. now ready Mt my office No hno NJ
laIi , enuc. in he Seventh Ward for $500; VI.
nation amd inspection. and will remain go 81 81.
such Inspection for the space of fifteen Si5, Ut
from this date. October 18th. lSI; also nj - ;
uni+F>igne. will for the space Of fifteen dsXs
the expiration of the time thus allowed for ;nSn,
tion of >nid list remain in his Office at tn. nj. 90
before named during the hours between o o'cInck
a N. AMI O'Clock D. III t. hear and determine ON
ali appeals which may be exhibited against the
proceeding. ofthe Assistant Assessor.
=, appeals must be ale in writing, specifYinr
tGe particular cause, matter. thing prctiny
NA-ch u tclSiCn II requested. AM shat. state tn =
erprni o. principle Of un-Iua!ity or es-Or CON
pilluEI Cf - ~ IEaRsnN
= ASecFocE tor CD-.-.ttDa d. -fr'rt
&C I.-.5 n, - = O.. $3.50.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, a horse attached TO a
wagon belonging 10 Mr.. j. G. Jackson, Seventh
street. near canal, was left by the driver with
ont being secured. The horse took fright at the
music of a band passing along the street and
started off at a rapid run, causing considerable
uneasinesS among pedestrians, until brought
up by coming in contact with a tree-boY 1t
Eighth street and the avenue. Fortunately, no
one was injured, and the only damage done
was the smashing OF the trtebON, and some
slight injury to the wagon.
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TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.

Collectors 06rs for ths District Of ColwYbid.
All pp rsons engaged in either of the occu pstens
mentioned in the 9Th section of the act ito pro-
vide Internal Revenue to support the Government
and to pay interest on the Public Debt" are mott
fed that the off of the Collector is now open at
No 476 seventh street west Applications Tor
license must e made tn the Assistant Assessor of
the Dist riot in which the apple ant in
tends to carry on busine,s and license wife ISSUED
by the Collector receiving a certificate OF such
application and payment Of the tax imposed. AP-
piirnnfx or, pnrtu;oriy rrqHesfe3 10 cnit fnr their
ha0s nj the Collectors OGce rs early as he day after
Gi;ag thar arbitration the Assessor All licenses
take effect from the lst of September, and every
person required by law to take out license is pro-
hibited from ca irving on siness xntil the is
issued under q penalty of three times thu amount
Of the tax MANUFACTURERS and Brewers are required
tions for the month of September within ten days
after its close and monthly thereafter, and at the
same time to pay to the Collector the tax thereon.
In all cases penalties imposed for any default.
s J. BOWEN, Collector.
October 9th 1850 (Rppuh. Oc i4-lw
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H. The Cincinnati Commercial SAYS that
some two years ago. an old gentleman, living
i'll Paris, Ky, emancipated about twenty of mi.
negroes, and sent them into Ohio where he
gave them farms. They prospered. Now the
old gentleman. for his patriotism to the Gov
rrnmenf, is driven from his home in Kentucky
and finds an asylum with his former slaves
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PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY

NJ Hill was arrested over the river yester-
Oay, for passing counterfeit notes on the troops
Pncanlped there. and WAS sent to the Provost
Marshal. who committed him to the Old Capt.
Iui
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PERsoNAL.-COunt Mercier, French Minis
ter is TO occupy the mansion of Mr.. Corcoran,
on Lafayette Square. during the absence OF the
latter in Europe.
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81 A fire occurred at Havre-dr- Grace, Md,
On Sunday, destroying property TO the amount
of S6O,GO', on which there is an insurance OF
but SI3.ttU
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HEAVY RoBBEGY.-Sunday night, Mr.. G.
Castellino n boarder in the italian boarding.
house kept by +. Ghiselli, on Pennsylvania
avenue, between Second and Third streets, was
robbed of 81, 100 in money Several OF his fellow
boarders We're suspected, and he called upon
officers Allen and Wise, who arrested Fran cisco
Petauni, VIM. Verdi, Feleyd Frien cell, who
We're taken before Justice Dom. but an inyes-
tigation of the case developed nothing To Justify
their detention, and they were all dismissed
So far no clue 20 the robbers has been obtained
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CONTRABAND HOSPITAL

We hear that one of the colored churches will
BIZ taken to-day for hospital for cOntrabands,
and that the sick among them will bp removed
from their present quarters thereto at once
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SEN r IN

This morning. John w. Burkett and Isaac
Green, OF the LIST y. c. Cavalry, were sent to
tn Provost Marshal by Gen. Stoneman, and
were committed TO the Old Capitol.
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S. Two hundred Confederate prisoners left
Fclt MeHenry at six o'clock yesterday AFTER
noon. in the Bay Line steamboat, for Aiken's
1.aEding, TO he exchanged
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Eyy.C Mcguire & CO. Auctioneers.

VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY. STU aTED AT
TBk CoEsER Eaxp LITE sTIEErs, AT Auc-
TIoN.-On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. October 10,
al half past Clock the prem ises shah cell
Lots numbered eight 90 and nine. g., in Square
numbered two hundred and twenty five, Is. front
ing ~ feet inches on street north aud s. feet ea
18th street.
This property il Immediately in front Of and in
full view of wilards' Hotel, and is q choice loca-
ton for a livery stable or for . mandatory.
Title indisrutshla.
Terms Une-h half cash the remainder in md Il
months. 18th interest secured by deed Of trust
the premises. EDW. G. DYER. p.
THOS j. FISHER. Executors.
&C lid J. C McffTIRE A co Aurts
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SNU GGLING GooDs TO observation-disclosures
Marshal McPhail. of Baltimore, having re-
cri'ed information that parties had recently
passed through that city with contraband goods
FOR the South, Oh Monday last sent officer Hor-
hef Mere 10 arrest the parties. On arriving the
services OF officer &. W. Berkeley were secured,
and after much trouble the goods, contained i'm
several trunks, were traced to a house on the
avenue, near Third street, and seized The
parties, Gustayus Keiser of Richmond. Jacob
Geisingrr and Jacob Stevens, of New York
We're arrested and taken 10 Baltimore and COM
mtted TO Jail. The goods We're mostly silks,
hoop skirts. &c, and were taken TO Detective
Bakers office.
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Recollection Of Senator Eoote. OF Vermont
MONTPELIER, Oct. 14.-Solomon Foote was
reelected United States Senator to-day, for six
years. by unanimous vote in the Senate.
There was only seven votes against him in the
House.
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SToNING A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS atIern son
a female named Mary Kelly got drunk and be-
haved in a very disorderly manner BY stoning
the soldiers at the hospital on Indiana avenue
and Second street west. She was arrested BY
Patrolman Morgan, OF the county police. and
locked up in the Fourth Ward station, and this
morning was fined S3.5e by Justice Walter.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The TRt-HigSHcer IL occupied with news mat
ter> to-day.
The R-Prb'icoH, commenting upon the BPau-
regard intercepted letters, says:
.slt Il amusing 10 hear him claiming for HIM
sell and other RpJrls constitutional rights"
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NGOfFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS

U~S hn1eT me Al 81 APTH TO. ISi2, sHfttLed An
0r' for me release Of rsrfaip PERSONS b,Id 20 ,yr-
rios or LaI0r 10 the Dis'ric: Of CoipmGia''
City Hall, Washington City, D.CI
September 25 1852
ORDERED, That the Commissioners will. on The
lst day oil November next. close the examination
OF All Claims tor compensation. and proceed to
MAKE mp their tnal report All persons having
Claims before the Commissioners. who have not
title and LOYALTY by two witnesses must present
them. AND alb claimants rho cannot produce their
servants. will bring their witnesses us 10 value
uIIs amt loyalty. before said first day of November
O Ihe Comm ssoners will meet every day except
:" T-sAwtSlOc WI. r. WOODWARD Clerk
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For FUETHEE HEAEING.-Eesterday,O Officer
Hotchkiss arrested two soidiers-Adrian ~.
John and Samuel Mahonp-charged " It'll steal
ing clothing, and also with forgery. In order
10 secure the testimony Of the officer they AZ.
charged with robbinG, they WerH committed 10
Jail .or L.. the hearing. 10y Justice Dona.
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TO ENFORCE THE DRAFT.

Last evening, sufficient military force was
sent 10 Prince Georges to enforce the draft
which is TO be- made to-day-should it be re-
sisted.
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- The annual meeting OF the Baltimore
Pr"sbytery commenced to-day, at Ellicott's
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THE OHIO ELECTION.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET ELECTED IN HAMIL-
TON COUNTY.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. Is, IIH m.-First Board
L. s. Coupons, 1ssi, 10I'.; Coupons. registered
ICiE; Certificates, 99x; Gold, 1914; L. s. De.
mand Notes, l2sa.
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EALLANDIGHAM DEMOCRAT PROBABLY
DEFEATED FOR CONGRESS.
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w TO TIMERS
w D. WYEILL Would inform Timers that he
has for sale, on commission and to which he would
call their attention, u com plete set of TIMERS
TOOLS AND MACHINES, which will be sold cheap
for cash.
oc la6t- No. 453 Penn ave, neal Thr,! st
STRAW BONNETS.
- STRAW and FELT HATS,
FRENCH FLOWERS all prices.
RIBBONS. RIBBONS RIBBONS.
RICHES. ILL USIONS. MALINES. etc
BONNET FRAMES, with every variety of FANCY
GOODS. WM p. SHEDD,
Oc l3-3t+ 503 nth street
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1S6 NEW FALL STOCK. 1SS
PAPERHANGINGS
Embracing Gold and Velvet, Gold Stamped. Me
dunn and Low priced PAPERS. appro pirate either
for the richly adorned OIL most humble residence
WIN DOW SHADES
A beautiful selection Gold Band. Imitation Gold
and Common Shades Buff Green and Blue IIoi-
land, by the yard or made into shades.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
Warranted 90 be Giided ,cith GnH Lenf
The handsOmest assortment in the District from
the best mandatory in the country. Also a beau
tiful variety of dark Wood and small-sized Oval
and Carte de Nisite Frames of foreign and domes
tic manufacture.
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS.
Different sizes and colors, Picture Rings Nails c.
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
Copies of celebr ated Pictures, Paintings Statuary
&c
The attention of those renovsting is called to
the above goods, which were purchased for and on
account of the times will be sold at the lowest re-
munerative prices exclusively for
& A 5 III
for goods and labor, when purchased and executed
All articles warranted as represented.
81 Orders for PAPERHANGING or WINDOW
SHADES punctually executed, in city or country
j. MARKRITER
No. 4s6 Seventh ST., eight doors above
Aim Odd Eallnvy> Hall
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-FISANCIAL.-New York papers OF yesterday

-FIHANCIAL.-New York papers OF yesterday
evening say:
The event OF Wall street to-day is the sudden
80 OF per cent. in the value OF gold The frs,
sales OF the day We're NJ 3l, then 1:sl. and finally
lSj WAS paid, which figure il not maintained at
tie close The closing sales are ut I32I. with
but little Offering on the market The Stock
Exchange, disturbed by the rise in gold is very
active and buoyant, nj large advance in the
speculative shares. The Government list shows
rise of sa1 per cent in the Us of ISL, the IN
notes, and the coupon is CT lo.i. Money lis in
good demand at sac per cent, chiefly If ). Du-
Table demand notes are active, and have been
Scld AZ l1>al2eh Exchange OH Lsndon Is ex-
cited NJ us Hali6 for hrst-class bills.
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NEW AND SIMPLIFIED METHOD FOR PIANO
IN EORTE AND SINGING N,N

L FOhIE AMI SINGlN6.
Professor ALEXANDER WOLOWSKI Pianis,
and COlnpoSsr, has returned from the Lon
don Exhibition and opens Course for theE@S
Piano and Singing by his New and Simpli ul4V
ned Method. By Professor Wolowski's System .
person having only slight knOwl ledge of music will
be enabled in very short time to read music with
great facility, and execute operate we'll as cass
ical music with rare perfection. As to the vocal
part by his way of vocalization he arrives at most
extraordinary results, renders the voice powerful
and enables the singer to vocalize with facility
accurac, ard fine quality of tone. Prof Wolowski
receives Wis itOrs daily from to o'clock D. m az
his residence No. 451 Tenth street, between
~"
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Notice to News Agents

News agents with the army under cenmand
Of General Mcclellan and the forces in and
around Baltimore, IN the West or South, should
send their orders for the STAR to Henry Tay-
lor, Agent for the Washington Star, Sun Iron
Building, Baltimore, Md.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET
THE SITUATION.
NOV EMENT INDICATIONS Up RIVER.

HEINTZELMAN AND SIGEL ON THE ALERT
On THE SOUTH SIDE DE THE
POTOMAC
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PROPOSALS FOR STOVES.
DEPOT QuAaTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
Corner Eighteer;h 1ni g Sreets,

Washington OCT IA. 1927
sEaP wi. be rsseiy y At this Office
furnishing to the United States the following art
one hundred tloo, large size Cylinder Coal Stoves
One Thousand tlTl) feet of Stove Pipe more or
stoves e. V With the Necessary elbows %S
Bids should mention separately the price per
ard the PG%r Of the PRr aa
Carver Hospital Washington, d. c., within ten
days alter the awarding Of the contract
Proposals from dislOyal parties Will net De con-
sidrred. An oath of allegiance to the I 5. Gov
Must t sssh ss should
it be awarded to him, must be guaranteed by two
responsible persons whose signatures are to be ap
The r re- Of the gusrsntoss must be
shown by the official certificate of the clerk OF the
nesrr:t District Court or OF the nted states Dis
'F Brfs mGsi se in the bids
ar m "n aes apa address Of the bid
dar must appear in the proposal.
of al the pa ties must appear, the bid will be
considered the individual proposal OF the partner
Rond. in the sum of one thousand dslars, signed
by the contractor and both Of his guarantors, will
BE- required of the successful bidder upon signing
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed too high is reserved by the Depot Quarter
Informal proposals will be rejected.
Proposals must be addressed to Capt Edward l..
ington. b. c., and should be plainly marked Pro
posals for furnish hing Stoves. &c"
Form of Guarantee
We, of the county Of, and State Of
- and -, Of the county of =, and State Of =.
do hereby guaranty that is able to fulfil the
sition and that should his proposition be accepted
ne viii at enter into q contract in accordance
we are prepared to become hts sureties:
To this guarantee must be appended the certia-
vow EDWARD l.. HARTZ,
oc Is Captain and A. Q. NJ. U. s. Army.