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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-02
By W. j.. WALL q CO Ascnoneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABLs PROP
lIIi;EBy virtue q dssS Of ,rus. CHI exc.
inston county, IN Libsr A, 81, No. is. folio -,
We shsi Il eel ., psslS Aseucp on The prewsss.
1852 at ave O'Clock ,. m The following p-oeerty.
VIZ Lots mum bered seven ca and nine 90 II CHI
MAINS subdivision, of part az square puu-
bered siy hundred and sixteen 1915 together With
the improvements thsreoa, Of o small Brick House.
&C.
Terms: One third oash; the balance in two
equal layments, at siX and twelve months, With
interest dead given and q ee6 Of trust rem.
10 secure the doferred payments CoIveyancinS
II The cost OF the purchaser.
ALFRED eCRUCKlNG,
.s~ W. l.. WIKI 4 % .Arots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-02

THE DUTIES OF THE FoME SCHOOL,
o, Moldsy, serte ns.r
Mn, N. q. BaOwN PunuiIsi.
No. II t.Ttst, between sth and sth.
taS9 ~ south side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-02
ID n o r O & A L S.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Bvyeov Of Yo,ds AVID Dpris, SCR, !. lSS


sEALyD PROPOSALS for each class separately. on
9orsed Proposals for Class No name the class
for the navy yard at name the yard viii be
received ct this Office until noon on the 18th day Of
September inst, for furnishing AMI delivering 81
the several navy yards named the materials snd
articles mhrsced in printed schedules, which VIII
be furnished on application and sent by mail lt 20
requested. to persons desiring 10 offer 70 contract
for any all Of the classes named therein hy IN"
eommsndsnts Of the several navy yards, Tor the
glasses for the Yards under their command, or ~
the navy agent nearest thereto, or by the bureau
for any or all the yards.
To p-frsr, cOnfuStos and mistakes ~ Sodiins III.
oe-S It'd rrR be reared uh'oh contains classes
for more than one yard erreiope: and each
individual Of firm must ign the bid and contract.
Bidders are hereby cautioned and particularly
notified that their offers must be in the form here
matter prescribed and be mailed in time to reach
their destination before the time expires for recey
Ing them no bid ,ciH be considered ,rhieh shall be
,eceirsd after fhs period stated and ollotrdS0s ,ri
Be made for Jdtlxres Of the mail .
To guard against offers being opened before the
time appointed. bidders requested TO endorse on
the envelope above the address, and draw line
under the endorsements. thus:
"ProposdL, for Class No. mann te cIats) fcr th>
Nary Yard at name the ydrd.l'
To the Chief Of the Bureau of Yards and DOCKS,
Wsskipg ton, d. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-02
Form Of GsdrupyO.

FOTfd UNdTuH{U-
The undersigned (psme OF gusrantorl OF (nane
the town md State Of name the State and ina
of second guarsntor, &c. - hereby undertake that
the above named name the bidder or biddersD will
II his or theirl offer above be accepted, enter
into contract with the Cnited States within fifteen
days after the date Of notice through the post off
Of the acceptance Of his Tor theirl offer before
TONED (Sicnsture of suarsntorsD
Witness:
i certify that the above named there name the
guaraItOrs) are known to me to be good and pom
sihlc suarantors IN this case. signature
To be signed by the district Judge district attOr-
ney. collector, navy agent. some person known
TO the bureau to be responsible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-02
Form Of Ofw.

[, (here insert the name names composing the
firm Of name the town in the State OF name the
State hereby offer TO furnish under your adver-
sement dated (dste of advertiseme Mt and subject
10 all the requirements Of the same, and OF the
printed schedule which il refers all the articles
embraced In Glass No. name the class) for the
navy yard st name the yard according 70 said
schedule Wis (here paste the printed class from
the schedule and opposite each article set the price
and carry out the amount in the columns for dollars
and cents. and foot the aggregate amount OF the
bid for the Glass; amounting TO there write the
amount In words.)
i propose as my agent here name the agent, ~
under the classes miscellaneous. by non-r resident
of the place of delivery; and should my offer be
accepted | request the contract may be prepared
and sent 10 the navy sgent at name the agency for
signatures and certificate.
1Hsre the bidder and each member Of the firm 10
sign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-02
WHoLEsALE ErHBBI 9fEE,A,L GROCER

The guoscppsr, haylng recently completed the
s%sG 2. nis nex psnai5si on the cite o; HE
Gncsl beg 20 cell "a sstsnoen OF his old frisnls
ed the pubic generally 70 the faOS, enc 30 remind
them OF his ability 70 serve them IN al branches
GENERAL GROCERY HRApR,
transact buSiness.
, BE has r:cse.ly rstsreed nom the xsrio.s
oonplets sseef u -A''' vs. A-- ''''''H' 'e''''''
EvkkY1AipE .ShiffSg4 sy KiSSdJEsyyot R A FINE
and. having purchased exolpGvely for oasA. oaa
onsF peculiar Inducements. botS g y Dnes and
~ az ssock Of Fine Tsas. wisss, Lisssrs, Sugars
f;sfs:; s:ssss. s 49,; VII. WILL VIZ, Il.
Ars 9fthe bsst dSaorVeios, nd al Sdspicd TO
Jesse B. WILSON,
No. S2f Peln0 wanna avenue,
THE DUTIES OF THE home SCHOOL,
" for boa riinG AVID Oar Rpllln- YILl q rosprna1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-02

n@AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF TIE
~ Bosrq OF trustees Of Public schools, win
o. helq ia the Aldermens Room. City Hall, on
1UE@UAY, September Cd 1t ~ o'olock o m
sol ~ VIM r. DAYHON SAcJv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-02

Glass No. J. Bricks; class No. 2. Stone; class No
T. Yellow pine lumber; class No. S. Oak and hard
wood; class No: 6. White pine, spruce juniper and
cypress class No. T. Lime, hair, and plaster sless
nails and spikes; class No. Il; Steel; class No. u.s.
Pig iron class No. Il; Files; class No. Is. Paints
oils and glass; class No is. Ship chandlery: class
No. II. Hardware; class No. I9. Stationery: class
No IS. Firewood; class No. -. Hay and straw class
No. 81. ProYender; class No. -. CharcoAl class No
IS. Betting, packing, and hose; class No. a Sperm
and lubricating oils; class No q. Anthracite coal
Glass No; =. Btuminous Cumberland coal; class
No. 81. Machinery and tools
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-02
PORTSMOUTH n. n.

Glass No. ]. Bricks class No. 2 Stone; class No.
). Yellow pine timber; class No. e. yellow pine
lumber; class No 5. Oak and hard wood; class No.
G. White pine, spruce Juniper and cypress; class
No Z. Lime. hair. and plaster; class No. s. Cement
class No. g. Gravel and sand; class No. 10. Slate
class No. IL Iron iron nails, and spikes; class No
oils and glass; class No. l6. Ship chandery; class
No. Il. Hardware; class No; Is; Stationery class
No 81 Provender; class No 20 Charcoal; class
No. q. Betting, pscking, and hose; class No. -.
ings; class No Is Ausurs; class No q. Anthraeite
coal; class No. Is. Btuminous coal; class No. 81.
Copper and composition nails; class No. -. Ma
chinery and tools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-02
OIDER FO9 THE Amy.

hne article In large quantities viii be reed, By
tne Sotn eeptem Ger Dro1. Parties interested m
army sup lies and also recuksfs may address tho
iaosoriesr 9 Marlboro, Monpouth county, NeS
title, Q superior Article Of Apple WHISKY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-02
NAVAL ASYLUM.

Glass No. ]. Clothing; class No. 2 Hats, boots
and shoes; class No. 5. Provisions; class No I
Groceries; class No. S. Dry goods; elase No. s
Bread &c; Glass No. !; Tobacco; elsa No. Coal
Bricks, DC; class No. IL. Lumber; class no. I
Fire wood; class No. B. Provender; elAss No 4
Miscellaneous; elias. No. Is Hardware eAas No. Il
stationery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-02
NEW YORK.

Glass No. !. Bricks; class No. 2. Stone; class No
lumber; class No. 5. Oak and hard wood; class No.
6. hite ne, spuce cypress and Juniper; class No
:. Lime, hair, and plaster; Glars No. 8. Cement;
class No. g. Gravel and sand; class No 10. Slate
class No. IL Iron. iron nails and spikes; class No
II. Steel; class No. Is. Pigiron Glass No IA Piles
class No. Is. Paints. oils, and glass: class No To-
Ship chandlery, class No. Il. Hardware; class No.
j.. Stationery; class No. %. Hay and straw; class
No q. Provender class No z. Charcoal; class No.
.. Betting, packing, and hose; clas. No. u. sperm
piping, &c; class No. D. Augurs; class No e An
thrscite coal; clss- No: ~. Semi-bitumDous, Broad
Tor. &c. coal; clasF No. 81 Copper and com posi-
ton nails; class No. "a. Hose carriages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-02

TOR sALE-A fine young STALLION, sxal
L. lenS saddle Eorso, suitable for an
ot6oer, Will be cod low. Inquire st ~
tween and streets seq ST.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-12-27
(0Hs rrn T,hm. @ni,i8er.)

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-12-27

anacrn, 8ttt @tlllcncW IEglcu ycteu, 1T Der @r
bauer errfer 0lud9Ruurr, trinat ZEN 6immcl
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'cuc StcuEn0!
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Auauf WtIsnoond.
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Scr Subrm tpte CT iunr ,tmb
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trait rer Wcni6 cutWjdtln tOnn. menu cc ibm
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mid %ioppen, ranm lpuen sic midi etnnal i'm
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midi 9ltih Gin NaGojs, cae Sic oufncbu On mirp
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-24
A. D. INsLEE's
New Book List.

Lessons in Life, by Timoth Titcomb, l.OO
spare Hours, by John Brown, NJ d., author
of ,Rab and his Friends, 80
Songs in many Keys, by o. W. Holmes, 20
IN Memoliam, by Alfred Tennyson, new
and superb edition for Holidays, 100
Saxes Poems in blue and gold, 40
Play Book of Science, by Pepper, illustrated
with 300 engravings, llb
Play Book Of AletAls, by Pepper, illustrated
with 800 engraving, lIO
A Commentary on the Epiele to the Seven
Churches in Asia, by peOu French W
N'i,Sts, psSsr 7S 1 cents ,its rloib, ~ 25
Record Of an obscure Man. 70
Notice To Quit, by W. G Wills, paper, 80
East Lynne, paper oO
For Better tor Worse. paper, 20
StTsnks of Light, or Fifty-two facts from The
Bible for iiftytwo Sundays in year "
jenkins vest pocket Lexicon hu
Sunsets on the Hebrew Mountains, by Rev.
j. r. Macluf "a
Lord Bacons Bible Thcughts, LOO
Pathways Of promise, bu
Old NIarge's Flower Stall, "
Angus Tarlton, by A. Il. q. H., p
The Chiefs Daughter or day break 10 Britain
by A. L. o. T., 2t
The Near aud Heavenly Horizons. hy
Madame deGasparim, l,OI
Amy Deane and other tales u
All new books received as soon rs published
at
A. u. INSLEE'S
Book and Stationery Store,
/ GO3 Market Street.
Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-24

posite, notwithstanding our Immense army.
The rebels have always been able to CON
centrate their armies quicker, and have
thus in every instance almost had the advan-
tage over us. Could the grand army make
an advance with, say 100000 men, undonbt-
edly, the war would soon be at an end. For
the moral effect of such an immense body OF
men advancing, carries an overwhelm-
ing power with it, Of intimidation and fear
to the opposing body, which in every m
stance decides battle-and prudence would
dictate terms, which otherwise might not be
attained.
Our Brigade is composed of the following
Regiments % Delaware Purnelps Lee
gion lst Maryland, and I'd Maryland in
all force of about 5000 Infantry and 200
Artillery. The other regiments returned to
Washington aud Baltimore, after we hac
possession of the Peninsula. A.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-24
The Loss at Somerset.

The entire United States loss In the late fight
was 80 Killed and 100 wounded.
General Thomas forces took IA cannon and
400 mules and horses General Thomas is
across the river in pursuit. The steamboat and
eight barges used by the rebels we're burned.
The United States troops used the remaining
barges in crossing the river.
General Thomas now reports the Federal loss
al the recent battle at SO killed aud l27 wound
ed. Among the wounded are Col. MeCook Of
the Ninth Ohio, and his aid, Lieut. Burt. of the
Eighteenth United States Infantry. OF the
rebels Zolicoffer and IA others were killed, llG
wounded, and As taken prisoners.
The Federal forces actively engaged were the
Tenth Indiana, Fourth Kentucky, Second Min
nescta, and Ninth Ohio They we're reinforced,
after the first aud severest engagement. by the
Twelfth and Eighteenth Kentucky, First aud
Second Tennessee, Fourteenth, Thirty first,
Thirty fifth, and Thirty-sxth Ohio Regiments,
and Standards, Whitmore's and Kenney's bat.
teries.
The rebel forces we're estimated at 10, 900.
Col. S. S. Fry, Of the Fourth Kentucky Regi
ment, had his horse shot from under him by one
Of Zollicoffer's aids, when he turned and shO
Lollcoffer through the lett breast.
The first breaking Of the rebel ranks was ef-
lected by Col R. S. McCook, of the Ninth Ohio
acting brigadier general, who ordered his iner
to chnrge bayonets, which put the rebels to i'm
mediate flight.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-24

from courtesy toward those who desired II,
who will vote for the bill on its final passage |
am scarcely so sanguine of its passage as
at the time my last was written, certain ID
llueuces having been brought TO bear, that
were not anticipated, and the membership q
the Third House being largely increased, some
of whom have vaiaabis reasons, ii may be-
for favoring the continuation of the present
grant, have rendered the passage of the bill
much more difficult, than was at first sup.
posed. ] think, however, the bill will be
passed by the following vote Ayes, II :
Nays, 10.
Surely no opportunity could ever present
itself, more favorable than the present nor
more valid reasons be advanced, than now
are for the invalidation of this grant, and il
the present opportunity is allowed to pass
without declaration of forfeiture by the
State, we shall be under the painful necessi
ty of submitting to continuation of the
practice of this disgraceful system of gam
bling for the next eighteen years. An occa
sion is so rarely afforded to undo the evil
others, that it should whenever afforded
, be taken advantage Of may remark here
that too much credit cannot be attached Il
r the delegation from New Castle County, 70
I their persevering and energetic endeavor
to abolish the system, and BY that means t
f publish it abroad, that Delaware never agai
=. intends to barter away her moral principle
d for pecuniary consideration.
Several bills aud petitions have been acte
r. on in the Senate, hut as they are mostly
!. a private nature they will not lie interestin
to your readers.
q The adjournment sine de- will most like
"a take place the latter part of next week,
NERITAs.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-24
HON. JOHN A. ALLDnRD1cE.

We learn by announcement elsewhere in
to-day's Journal that Hon. John A. ALL
derdice has resumed the practice OF the
Law, in the town of New Castle, his present
place of residence. Mr.. Allderdice has
Just closed his official term as Prothonotary
of this county, an Office which he held for
five years, and in which he enjoyed the con
tidence of every one who had business rela-
tions with him. BY nature afable, courteous
and gentlemanly, and with warm and gen
erous disposition, he rapidly gained the
esteem Of his fellows and carries with him
from the Office degree of popularity which
few men Of his years enjoy His return TO
tue Bar will be welcomed by many of his
old friends and fellow practitioners. We
trust that his professional career may be :
lucrative and successful one
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-24
PnOTnONOTARY

Gov. Burton has appointed Hon. William
q. Whiteley Prothonotary of New Castle
County, in place of Mr.. Allderdice- whose
term of service expired on the 18th Col.
Whiteley held the Office one term, previous
to his election to Congress- and therefore
brings to it well-matured experience and
ability, Being gentleman of pleasing per-
sonal address, and possessing social qualities
of an attractive character, his appointment
will doubtless be acceptable to the legal
profession, with whom his Official duties will
chiefly throw him in intercourse.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-24
nEArll nr lnnN rYLEn.

John Tyler died in Richmond Virginia,
on Friday night last He was born in Charles
county, Va, on the 29th of March, 1890
During his life he had filed several local
and national Offices of trust and distinction.
In lsAO, he was elected, by the MhiF
party, Vice President Of the United States,
aud On the death Of President Harrison, in
April ls4l, he succeeded him to The Office
of President La this capacity he betrayed
and abandoned the party that honored and
elevated him, and left the Presidential office
al the close Of his term with more of curses
than plsudits upon his head He then
relnqushed public lie, and only emerged
from retirement 10 represent Virginia in thr
Peace Congress which assembled al
Washington abont one year ago After he
left that body his rebel feelings and synpa
thies began more fully to develope them
selves until they eliminated in his election
10 q seat in the rebel Congress
He was seyenty-one years of age at tn,
time Of his death, and is the only man tina
ever filed the Presidential chair of tht
American Republic and died traitor to hi
country. And now that the wretched rebe
sinner has gone to his final account ma
God deal as kindly with his soul as is consist
ent with the divine but inAexible laws O
! retributye justice.