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BOM nd 10 yet Married

I Quito an interesting little episode ooCurrcV at
the Office vi Justice johnson, un "Wednesday
evening. Ono Of our brave soldiers, named
James Barry, attached 10 company ID, Fiph
Regiment United States artillery, stationed nesr
Minors Hill, Virginia, finding no rebels 10 con.
tend with, was foolish enough 70 make war
upon the inyincible hoy god, Cupid: As mattor
Of course he was yanquishod, and, like many
others, led captive to the hylnenal altar. A
very handsome Irish dainsel, named Leddy
Donnelly, lie, Or rather 1ds, the lassie who 81
completely eapti,ated the brave soger boy"
The parties came before the justice and desired
had travelled that day on foot, from Minors
Hill TO Washington, icr that purpose.
The magistrate Informed the anxious soldier
that ha could not marry them, that IL was con.
the Justice should so through with the matter
immediately. offering to shoulder the ,stPons,.
biiity himself, should any questions rs to the
Legality of the transaction arise. The Justice,
however, refused 10 marry them, and suggest.
next day. and dloectel him where to procure a
license. To this suggestion, however, both OF
the parties turned a deaf ear, the gentleman
declaring, with great oxrnestRess, that the al
be ordered OF IN II DAY or two. The lady also
Expressed great anxiety and Il desire that the
anair should be consumnated before the moon
waued. At this moment County Officer Reese
bNepp0u UIuCC, hIiu lodEuiuk tuc sSNto VI
Affairs, kindly volunteered to assist In prOcur.
ipg q license, aud the Two proceeded 10 the Of.
noe OF tho register, in the City Hall, which
fortunately was gtill open. In the meantime a
clergyman Che Rev. j.. I. Mcrgau) had been
sent for, aud when the soldier and officer re.
turned with the neCessary, document, they.
found the minister In waiting ready I" proceed
with the csronlouy.
"James Harvey" said The minister. q" will
you take this woman 10 be your lawful wife w
Bride-" His name is not Harvey;it is Barry"
bridegroom Och, niycr mud, II makes no
difference we'll make iha, all right AFTER
wards
but the minister did moi think 40. and refus.
ed to perform tho ceremony until the mat
ter was corrected.
Here was fresh trouble, and the bridegroom
appeared to be In great distress. Ofticer keese
however. took the license back 10 the Office aud
had the mistake rectfed. and the twain were
speedily made one flesh by the clergy mBn.
The aHAir WAS witnessed by numerous spec
tat"rs, and ""rasonet no little merriment.
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I'orn.. Bupious, UaicsIties,

Cbllblains, rost.d Feet Bad Nails Enlarged joints
and all dlssasee Of the Feet cured without pain by
DR.. WHITE, srRvgoy CnrRoPopIsr,
a2a rcnnsylysn Avenue, between ~ and 6th ats ,
Room no. up stairs
Office hours from 12 m. to = p, m,
~ Oders TO call Al private residences promptly
attended 10. Jan ts--lms
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nv J. q. Mcguire q CO., Auetioneer..

ID
TRUSTEES SALE or NEA7 7WC-S7URT FRANZ
DWELLING. .KOLSE on TENTH STRhET WE:g7
RHTwEEN " AND o STRBEIy NORTH
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, February 18th at
O'Clock, on the premtes, by vutue Of u deed o.
trust dated October 2Jth 1869 und duly recorded IL
Liter 4. s.. No. "O5 folios 81, 40 one of tse snt
records for Washington county, D. G. -hail sell
DAytdson's sui. diyi.ion Of Iguaiv numbered 3ST
fronting IL feet inch Tenth street west, between
and q streets north, ruaning back ~ ie'n 10
thirtyi..t alley, together with the improvement,
Itiuy VI neat and well built wo story FIainC
Dwelling house. with q back building
Terms-Oae third cash, the r, mainder In six and
twelve months, with interest, secured BY deed Of
trust on the premises.
JAS. II. SHEkELL,
irstee.
JAS c. MCGUIRE 4 co,
jan 3l--2awkds star AuctioneSrs.
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Future Days.

Df GHELN ~ WILLIAMS. AUctiOneess.
ID No. h26 Seventh and ID streets.
SAtE Or HOuyH,LD Ey'RrIURS FApCY
GOODS, WAGONS. EGGS 'UEESt,
AVID BCTrkR, AT4UCfYCN
On SATURDAY, ihe lhth II s,snt, at 10 O'Clock al
N we tha,l sell, st our Auction Room the follow.
1 goods, viz:
Mahogany Rofar, Chsirs, and Tables
DrSssipg and other Bureaus
Wardrober, Washs ands, and Chairs
Feather Beds Hair and other Mattresses
Carpets. Mattinq, and y owes
China, 6lss, and Crockery Were
4 large lot OF Fancy Goods
One Covered Spring VI sgOn
One Furniture Car
Ten barrels ERge
Fifteen hundred weigh, Cheese and Butter
And many other articles too namerou. to emu
merate.
GREEN Il WILLIAMS
feb I'D tStarl Auct,cne-ra
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pY J. q. s1caUIxE q CO.. Auc,sor~.r

60 VERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
HCRSES AND MARES AT d EC1ION
On THURSDAY MORNING, Fetruary GGth. At
10 O'Clock, q the Government G. rr9lI n. sr th. Oh
Hrvat0ry, will be 20 Il NJ puolic auction
$50 Horses, and
30 Mares,
Condemned as unit for public service.
Terms-Cash, In Government funds
Hy order j. j DANA,
Cspt. 4 Asset Or M. U. y. A.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE SCO
feb It'd Auctioneers.
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A ~. Ri.nbc,h Ho.pual Elst.rn Brn"ch, Itb

Hiok rsrWinimg IN hs Hospital tor RL~ptin
Diseases, al RllOrdino, Feb. 7.
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SIox AND wSyysRnP Sy sonn'rns n
Al Smirivy Hospital, GeWgso,sn, Eb. z.

'uh,shsd In conformity with the resolut,on oS the
Senate Of July Ia. lasi.
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'.r-yN.H-r w.E eG,neGr.v'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-11
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArCHEs.l
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
General Mcclellan. Fareweu In ,b.
Troops Enthusiastic Greeting-Geprr,l
Burnside Assume, 4 on,nnut

eF.
Burnside Assumes ommand
HEADQVARTERs ARMY OF THE Porou
NAERESToN, Monday evening, Nov I0-Geu.
eral Mcclellan WAS 10 have lef. Yesterday Gov
,hr NORTH, tut the transferring OF a conrnand
like this could not be accomnli. he'd in !, a.
and he was therefore compelled 70 remain
at nine o clock last evening ali The oIIic.rs
b longing 10 headquarters assembled al tn
iencrafs tent 10 bid him farewell The only
toast give n WAS ny General MctYrilan. a. Ths
Almy Of the Potomac"
Gen. Mcclellan and stat, .accompa MED by
Gen. Burnsidf, to-day bid farewell TO this
army, visiting in succession the several army
corps. As the general rode through the ran rs
The torn and tattrred banners of the veterans
were dipped 10 gIeet him, while thousands OF
soldiers gave vent, in continuous rounds of
APPLAUSE, 10 their feelings
The general and his staff viii leave by spe.
cial ffain TO morrow for thu North.
he following order vas Ssued by General
Burnside on his taking command OF the army :
LIN accordance with General Orders No ISo
Issued by the Pres idrnt OF the t-nited States
hcr'by assume command of the Army of the
Pott mac Patriots III and the sXfr,ist of nv
every energy in The direction of this army
aided by the full and hearty co-operatioD of IL
oilic"rs and nirm viii. hope. under the bless.
lie OF GOD; ensure it's success.
'.Haying been 4 sharer of the prIysfionS aud
n witness ui the bravery of the old army OF the
Potomac in the Mary land Camlsai.n. and fully
id, HufiPd with them in their feeling OF rps,pcr
and estes IN tor General Mctirhau. entertained
through long ana Ilost friendly association
with him, feel that il is not as Il stranger thai
i assume their command. To the Ninth ('orps
so long and intimately associated with me,
nr,1: say Go!iing. Oar histories are Identical
With diftidence for myself, but with a propd
COT iidence in the answering LOYALTY and Dc.
termination OF the gallant army now entrusted
Ia nay care, accept Its control with the stead
last ass shTance that The gust cause must prevail.
"a. r.. BIT RNsIpE,
Major General Commanding"
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From Fortress Mouroe

FORTRESS MONROE. Nov. S.-A: one o'-lark
To-day the Ensiith frieat.s C:tdmuS and Jse;raI
at anchor in the Roads. fired saIute in honor
OF the birthday OF the Prince Of Wales.
The United S!a:rS gJinhoat Miami left Fortress
nrot' This af!crnoon for the coast OF North
Gan oliEa. az lie said.) Admiral Lee went in The
Mimi.
] he nag Of trace boat Express arrived from
Aiken : Landing ar two o clock This afternoon,
bringing from secCSsia $50 Union prisoners i'm
charge Of Captain Muiiprd, of the Cd New
York.
lie report OF the capture of the 1890 rebels
near iyl1otilh, by General Foster, is prerua-
ture. as we hear from 4 reliable source
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The Draft in W;uconx;u.

MILwArKEE. Nov. 1G.-The draft in this
State commenced to-day. In some localities il
passed on quietly lmd in order, but in Ozoke
county tlie lists Were seized lsr mob and ,is.-
stroytd, and tie commissioners severely
hant!t q. They fed 10 this city.
In This city there Were strong indications OF
trouble, complaints being made that injustice
has been dCne III some of the wards in not Civ
ing proper credit for volunteers A crowd Of
ninth warders assembled and marched in pro-
cession through the city 10 the number of three
or four hundred The result of the matter W as
thai the draft was postponed for She present
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A MAN RUN OVER by A TRAIN OF Cans
AND NOT HURT.-A soldier named James
Walker, belonging to Company Z, Forty. .first
assa aehusetts regiment, fell on the tram which
carrie d thr regiment, when about twenty miles
from Boston. IL is positively asserted that,
Of the carr OF the train, and also by another
train which followed Immediately after wards
On In" same track. II was drrrned inexped'eut
TO return and take up his dead body, on account
OF the short time the n giulent had 81 its
disposal. Yesterday, however. the body ap-
pearyd among The volunteers 1t was alive,
and bore scarcely any evidence Of the rougf
trt atm, nj il had experienced. Thetrpe theory
Of the eircupstance Is now stated to bP, THAT
the .o.,ii, having fallen nat between the rails
was uninjur, by he cars that passed ove-
4 .pl, aud m managed ~ &c. out Of tss wa of.tb,
..iyanc.rs cpsine % TIC te-oE trslu. y. .....
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SPEEk'S SAMBUCI WINE.
PURE, AND FOUR YEARS OLD,
OF CHOICE, OPORTO GRAPE,
f. FOR PHYSICIANS USE, FOR
FEMALES, WEAKLY PERSONS, L INvALIDs
EXCELLENT WINE FOR FEMALES.
Sambucus Tree Of Portugal, the Great Remedy
- for KidneN Affections. Rheu naEsm

LAS6hAEN1 WINE tOh FEMALES.
Sambueus Tree of Portugal, the Great Remsdy
for Kidney Agectior,S, RAeu mdLsm, ~,
and oil Chronic 4Ecctions.
Every family, at this season, should use the
SAMBGCI WINE,
Celebrated in Europe for its medicinal and benef
csi qualities as gentle Stmulant, Tonic Diare.ic
sicians used in Euro pean and American Hospitals.
and by some OF the frst families in Europe and
IL hss NO equal causing an appetite and bnilIins
syfrsH ft being entirely pure wine of most
g. -; ASA BIURETIC, III -
rtIp II imparts hsa9lshy SETON of the Glands and
Ufopsy. tout and Rheumatic Affections.
SPEER'S WINE
Is not mixture or manufactured article but is
grape, cultivated in New Jersey, recommendea by
properties superior to any other Wines i. use and
an sxee1t na article for a weak and
petite and benetitiDg ladies' and children.
A LADIES' WINE,
Recause it will not intox xcate as other wines as il
contain no mixture of spirits other liquors and
tive properties, imrarting a healthy tone to the
digestive organs, and blooming, soft and healthy
skin and complexion. .-F -
WE REFER TO
few well known gentlemen and physicians who
have tried the " Inc - = "
Gen. Winfield Scott, Z DR.. Wilson 1Ith street
S.A. n Y 0'''
Gov; aiorgan,N n Y. State. DR.. Ward, Newark, N. J.
DR. ) X. Chiffon. N. y, DR.. Dougherty, Newark.
g. b riSs5 Sfs BE- hfi:s, SiE York
RNone genuine without the signature of al
FRED STEER, Passaic, n. J ," is over the cork of
each bottle. - OO-'> -
sSMAKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE.
For sale by Druggists and all & rst- class Dealers
-.....----- A. SPEER, Proprietor.
NINEYARD-Passaic ic, New Jersey
OFT!CE-10S Brosdway. New York
JOHN LA FOY, Paris
no6-eoly Agent for France and Germany
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France and the South.

NEW YORK, Nov.S.-A letter from Paris, dated
ed ult.. received in New York per Scotia, con-
taiDs the annexed para graph:
"Wh"n arp you going to make peace? We
nre locking with much anxiety on Ills side for
the resnlts of the approaching State elections
in the North, and no step is likely 10 he taken
10y the Emperor in favor of the rebel States
until after those results reach this side, for il is
relieved here that those elections will go
strongly against the policy of the Administers
tion now in power at Washington ''- ..f
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The Trouble Among the Drafted Men IN
ReuuSyiyJuIa,

HARRISBURG, Nov. Ia.-The diff El " among
the draftt q neE. which threatened serious re-
suits, has been satisfactorily adjusted. The
late order OF the War department preventing
ments according 20 the laws of Tn. State has
BEEN revoked. and hundreds are now returning
TO their various commands who Lad before de-
serted OF IA fused 10 assemble while paGpr the
impression shat they were to be forced into the
old regime MS and required TO serve longer
than the time for which they were drafted.
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From the Southwext.

ST. LorIs, Nov. 1Q.-The Evening News has
seen a private letter from Springfield, Mo-.
which says that Gen. Schofield is moving back
10 that point. The scarcity Of forage in Arkan.
sas is said 10 be the cause. 80
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Michigan Election. .

DETROIT, Nov. 1a-Returns from the penin
sula place the election of John Il. Disgs Re-
publican, to Congress from the sixth district
beyond q doubt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-11

NEw York, Nov. lu.-Thc Democrats held
their mass meeting Tonight, at Union Hail. in
honor of their victory. Salutes " ere fired, and
speeches were made by OGorInan and John
Van Burn. Gen. McClrllan's name was men.
toned and hailed with tremendous cheering
Music and illnmnations were among the dem
ouStratiOus,
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Troops for North CaroIius. .

RosToN, Nov. l0.-The steamers Saxon, Ma.
tanzas and Mississippi, with the Massachusetts
troops, sailed tor Beaufort, N. G., today
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New York Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, Nov. l0.-The wcckly- Bank
Statement shows q decrease in loans of S,t.,Oiii
an increase in specie of Ss7i,SS2; a decrease in
circulation OF sfli,407; decrease in deposits
of S1,i15,Gal. ..- ~ = :.
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Salute i'm Honor of Gen. Burnside /.

NoRwAIK, Conn, Nov. 10.-A salute in honor
of Gt n. Burnside's appointment TO the COM
mand Of the army OF the Potomac, was fired
here to-day. Also one in honor OF the recent
democratic victories. .+T .'e-
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The Advance from Corinth to Grand juno.

CHICAGO Nov. "a special dispatch from
Cairo TO The Post says that our army, on the re.
cent march from corinth to Grand Junction.
sburned and destroyed the houses and barns
along The route, sweeping every thing away. p
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Arrival of the SIN
Municipal Election ,

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.EThe gunboat Sum,s
has arrived iron Port ROYAL.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 1o-It is now stated that
the draft in this city will take place between
now and the 2Uth inst. '- q
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Sailing Of theyauderbi
The Draft.

NEW. YORK, Nov. 10.-The steamer Wander.
bit goes to SEA tonight in search of the pirate
steamer Alabama. 80.
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a T. L r N ITU RE.
N FURNITURE.
McGREGOR & CO..

At THEIR
EXTENSIVE WAREROOMS
$50 SEVENTH STREET. .' .
offer indHcements to purchasers of q RNITU RE
ana other HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Our stock il large and varied
PARLOR SUITES, in Brocatelle, Rep and Hair
Cloth.
CHAMBER SETS. in Solid Oak, Walnut, Mahog
any and Painted, neatly ornamented -.
Oak, Walnut and Mahogany EXTENSION Ia
DLES and DINING CHAIRS
Superior Curied Hair MATTRESSES, Husk aud
other Mattresses.
Also, large quantity of low priced BEDSTEA DS
CHAIRS, TABLES, BUREAUS, WARDROBEs
WASHSTANDS, OFFICE FURNITURE, &c.
All of which are made frem the best materials
and warranted to give satisfaction.
Persons furnishing would do we'll to look throu gh
the stock before purchasing, we selling at
prices TO suit the times. .
McGREGOR & CO,
.oc 3-Sw go 30 '.-. $50 Seventh st rect,
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CANTEF BURY HALL!

CAkTEF BURY HALL!
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET.
NEW BILL NEW BILL,
The HIGH TEMPLBof
Wit AM d BEAU UTY.
'- This is the recogdized
STANDARD PLACE OF AMUSEMENT.
SUCCESS il emhlazsned on our Banners.
There is no such word as FAIL with Us
First appearance of
..' GEORGE r.. EDESON
The talented Pantomimst Comedian and Cunlic
.-... Vocalist.
Unabated success of the established favorite,
- IL MISS JULIA MORTIMER,
Tonight she will appear in New Songs, p
THE GIpSY'S LAY, .+'
And as Lizzette, in ,hs farce of the SOLDIER )
RETURN.
The Scottish Nightingale,
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND
The beautiful Queen of Terpsichore,
ga MISS KATE PENNOYER.
THE COURT OF BElUrY
Hss 5Efhfh afzs &ss |S SHSEEs
ii WILLIS ARMSTRONG. '1'".. -..s
The most Verfatile Performer living. =
. az MONS. sZOLL0sY. -.
D'gs ss 9 sos Nj 81 Funny
In their sidc-splittins drolleries.
THE GYPSY,s lay.
by Misses MORTIMER and PENNOFER. -
WILLIE EMERSON, ]. sYLyAs CLARKE,
MASTER JOHNNY, .E-. MONS. SOL.
MAMMOTH COMPANY IN A NEW BULL.
Performance to conclude with the Imaginable farce
s..t entitled
THE SOLDIERS RETURN
Mss IuIia Mort;na:: Natz
And a Fun Dramatic Company
.s will appear. D.. . ...
Doors open, e1s O'Clock; performance. ~.
Admission Is cents Orchestra g. csrts nlHIw
NIx0n'S CREm0RNE GARDEN CIRCUS.
PENNSYL KANLl Az. AND SEFENTH ST
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
BY distinguished Civ iians and Military ficsrs IN
DIR. JAMES L. THAYER,
The National Conyersationalist and Jester
THURSDAY EVENING, Nov l3,
pom which occasion "a number of volunteers will
appear, together with the Wonderful Bare back
'' 'ne "ahR MR. hsssftnShs GAToN STONE. 'r'
and the Entire Strength Of the Resetar Company,
PROFESSOR HALLER.
The renowned N Magician and Manipu ator.
0 The long expected spectacle of the TarRSA-
MEST, or Field of the Goth of Gold, and Bright
Days of Chivslry and Beauty
pr. fhayer's Two Mules viii be on hand.
Tickets for sale eyery where.
Box.book, for reserved sea's, now open. no l'-3t
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DASBURY, CT, Nov. 10.-The Union tieke,
prevailed at the town election here to-day
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ZINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,,
FINE GROCERIES,.
FINE GROCERIES,
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES,
a., AT AUCTION PRICES.
The rernsnier of the cargo of the
SCHOONER AID
Consisting of every description Of e
GROCERIES,,
viii be for sale until the Schooner is discharged.
FAMILIES
In noed of a Winter supply, at the
TRADE PRICE,
Can be supplied by the Package.
FRED. 8. COZZENS,
Consignee, corner Pa. avenue and 4th ST.
CAPT. HUTCHINGs.
oe l3-tf g. Schooner Aid, - foot of llth st.
lay COOKE& co,
y Ri VKERS,
No. 3JS FIFTEENTH STREET
Dealers in
GOVERNMENT BONDS. 30
TREASURY NOTES AND CERTIFICATES,
ARMY AND NAVY BILLS,
COIN, CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE
OLD DEMANbSNoTEs. oc M,lm IN
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SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until the 18th
y day Of November. 1852. for supplying the United
Etatss ps Sabsstence Dcpartment with 6.oD head of
The Cattle to re delivered at Washington, D.
adssd to S sSsns
pcpssd: sro hsfs,s stsSs and an IL Bulls not wanted
day Of December. or as theresfter as the Gov
ernmert may direct. SO head of Cattle per week
bond with good and sufficient security will be
regui ed. Twenty per cent. OF the purchase money
will be retained until the completion of the con-
Proposals from contractors who have previously
or sSsre the bidder Is not to respond
to bis bid, win not be considered 'e'''A1
the precise address Of each member Of the arm Win
an bids u,nst be accompanied BY two gaarantses.
endorsea fai Bssf e.es And
ofthe som COUNTY ey 9fe1,as and s,asspf-,do
hereby guarantee that lis able to fual the con
,iv aud that, should has proposition be acce pted,
ne VIII ~ once enter into contract in accordance
should the contract be awarded him, We are pre-
pared TO become his securities.
The resPoB sibility of the susrsntors % must be-
shown Ok the esial certi6este Of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court or of theUnited States Dis
Bids @hisS do no, comply ruth Tho a5or. wab.
rejefed. a...- - ..s,-r- q. !. no
SEALEp PROPOSALS ARE INVITED TILL
%
fer purchasing all the Hides, Tallow Hoofs and
liorns OF the Cattle killed by the Army of the Po-
tomse in the territory embraced by the Rs Rsppahan-
noek and Potomac Rivers and the Blue Ridge
Mountains.
II Is intended that the contractor shall follow the
army ard collect the hides and tallow, hoofs and
horns and shall pay certain for those articles
from zach animal to be collected at his own risk
He I'll be charged with the articles in each case
unless he can clearly show that he was prevented
from obtaining them by proper authority
bond with good and sufficient security will be
required for the fuifiimnnt of tho contract aud no
hn rtufn nnf frt,stt
who have failed TO comply with their contracts,
amp no bid viii be entertained unless the bidder is
present to respond to his bid. e..
The articles of agreement with bond will be re-
qu1red TO be entered into within two days from the
opening of the bids --. u. : :
- The bids 10 be directed to Col. a. Beckwth, A.
~ U. and Z. s., Washington, d. C., and endorsed
'PrOO4Sais-O mo-
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A O. Ft- GOLD-GOLD
ADVANCE Price paid by H 10.
oc U.Im .s10 Bankers, 152 Pa avenue.
's.T.-le0o.-x.

DRAKE's PLANTATION, DrTrEhS \
Invigorates, strengthens, and purifies the sys-
tenn; is perfect appetizer, and natures great
restorer. Itis composed Of pnre st. Croix Rum,
the celebrated Caiisaya Bark, roots and herbs.
Particularly adapted to weak and delicate Per.
sons, and can be relied upon for its purity, II
cures dyspepsia, is a gentle tonic, and is just
the thing for changes Of the season. Sold by
all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons
r., H. DRAKE q co., 2y2 Rroadwsy, New
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-11
AMUSEM ENTS.
FORD'S NEW THEATRE,
..s .FORDiS
NEW TAEAT

-TESFH STREET, ABOVE PESyA. AVENUE
Mr. JOHN 7. FoRD. Manager and Proprietor
=, ALSO of Holiday Street Theatre, BaitImore.i
Mf. heAfHRIY BLAND -.-...---- Acting Manager
AN OVERLOOKING AUDIENCE
or the First People Of Wrshiifvton
GREETED THE OPENING PERFORNiNcE
OF the distingnished actor. :
MR.. G. W. COULDOCK.
And the Beautiful Young Actress
MISS COUI.DOCK,
Beth Of which Talented Dramatic A,tis.e.
Adding New Lsures TO their
WREATH OF fAMEf
Enjoying Estabtishaf Repnfatiors
s,Aps In II Al IL the 3 .i!s LssIse E & Sisiss
"hs will repeat. for the last ii Sc. the
On the First Per fernance of their Engagement.
THIS lTyEsDAYl EVENING.
Last WITT oftsT ESw wF.'n;,if sliy Of the
kosH fiHfb}SS NHys SoUEB3ak SSoUUEB3dk
" '.iAHfh Star Company in Tie CAST - 's'Ssf
After which, the Richly Comic Farce of Z.
..# To pBLIQE BENSON - =. ...
In which MR.. BISHOP will appear!
49,. THE CHIMNEY CORNER.
A STORY OF HEARTS AND HOMES. -r
An exquisitely beautiful and touching play. sur
passing Fanchon, the Cricket IN hc1lthfujuey,
OF toEe deiicacy of sentiment and in sym pathy OF
No EXTRA PRICES FOR ENGAGED SEATS.
PRlcEs.G ADMISSION
Dress Circle and Parqnette - CENTS +; OrrleStrp
Seats IS cents; Family Circle g cents; Ioorrd Par
terre 81 cent; Private Boxes S6.
Doors opeh ~ G;i o'civck performance corl
meuceS afIt1 clock