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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-20
From the Army of the Potomac

A dispatch received at q late hour last night
iion The Headq uarters OF the Army Of the Po-
tomac refutes the rumors current YESTERDAY
that another advance had been made across the
Rappahannock river. This dispatch. after
stating that, several distinguished visitors had
arrived yesterday, says that .beyond this
nothing but the ordinary routine has tram
spired." The following extracts from letter
20 the New York Tribune, dated near Fres-
ericksburg on Friday, the 10Th sLant, contaia
the latest preceding information: -
/. a'1he ominous quietude in the past few DAYS
proves 20 have been the calm which preeedes
i ihe storm The tempest has not vet broken
forth with the thunder OF artillery and the
surging roar OF musketry, yet the signs Of the.
Ravens are too appart ut TO doubt that they
presSse speedy renewal Of the unsuccessful
attempt OF December i3. A few days will tell
the story Of success or defeat in ano her al
ttmi.t at crossing the Rappahunnoek. =,
Livery thing has teen thus far auspicious
The roads are hard and dry, and the recent ram
has fortunately not inerfered with the succees
OF fhe undertaking. A strong south wind has.
also favored us Ter TWO nights past, concealing
iiem the enemy ,he ruInbling Of the pontoon
reirs.
"Wednesday, when darkness had insured
se resy, the ioets which had been al Belle
Plain were moved up 10 The neightorhood Of
headquarters, where guide was furnished TO
conduct them 10 their destination. So secretly
has The movement thus far progressed that
IL W IN trS nv are aware OF the lmpoTt&Lt
events which are close at hand.
slt ~ 20 be feared, however, that the enemy,
who are so freGut ntlv in the secret Of our ope.
rations, have too much knowledge Of what is
impending. Activity is too plainly visible
pron the other side OF The river TO permit the
hope that hey " III be VI prepared for the pre-
senI move ment. Counter movements are ob.
seTyahle, and II seems more than probable that
The enemy are al present watching to see how
they may best checkmate Us in our undertak-
ing.
'.It is mu,h 10 tie regretted that the Army Of
he Po'Cmac could not have been paid before
be present movement had been commenced.
II is useless 10 deny that, during the inactivity
Cf the past mcDtE, a universal murmur has
sone fol n nom the soldiers, who have been
many for six months, most of them for four
montns-without a penny Of their hard-sarn.
I'd wagrs. The prospect OF a movement may
POSSIBLY dispel all disconttnt and oeeponden.
": but certainly Gen. Burnside is The most
Courageous OF men 10 lead this army against
the ,n, my n lis present condition"
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NV YGEK. Jan. III weekly bank state
mcnt shVw- Increase IA loans Of S76, 4te5;
Increase n specie UI iS Increase N de-
posi.s cIsI se7,7H aAa decrease ~ circulation
( SstHttAS.
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THE NEW CANTERBURY,

THE NEW CANTERBURY.
LOUISIANA AV.. ssAK sIArH SrRHKf.
WIN z, sINN. Cole Proprietor and Manager
GEO. PERCIVAL............. business hanaSer
IMMENSE CONBINATION.
UNPRSCEDEE ED SUCCESS,
THE LARG EST AND BEST COMPANY III THE
COUNTRY
Excelsior Is fhe mono of ths G'eat CasaegGDry!
BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE WoRLD,
THIS WEEK,
A New Panto mifne entitled
TIE GOLDEN AXE,
Or TER ELVES OF THg HAUNTED STRBAGl
Epthufis reception Of the y ashington "a vorte
MISS JULIA MORTIMER
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND,
MISS KATE PENNOYER.
v,,o lilies AuGusTA ;..Si AND \ aARIE. ,R. ,.
acd grace
THE ROLLANDE BROTHERS.
M1as FLoKEseeiE Is seisfsiiVfE RiVERs 'l'' s''S 0'
Miss MAGGIE MARSHALL.
From the Philadelphis theaters, who will appear
Miss Frank la Pole, Miss Jennie Allen
Miss Lilly Brandon, Little Ella,
AND THE GREAT BALLET TROUPE
Second SicR Sfts K Pc pIRk pf0Rk!fs' Ek. k.'0Fie'
First week OF LARRY rOoLEY. the Ethiopian
u peI'nestor, rom New York WIZ,
J. s. CLARKE,
AND The GREAT CoRrs p,EruIoPE
tcz",tns IN GH ne Greatest Ccnsrs:s e A,LssiS
oADxIssIos-B Balcony and Psrque.ta, 2t cents TO
STshe6trs Arm Chairs o. cents TO PrNsts Boxes,
holding Fix perscns, IS.
Doors open a. 6'4 o Clock performance -.
GRAND MATINEE will be given next catar
day Afternoon, for Ladies' and Children, at ocik
AdmittsDcc- Ladies, % cts. Children, 10 cts.
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DHLAwABE STATE LOTTERY.
BRIL- LIANT SCREME!
pRI2RS nE asnA


Second Capital Prize. .---.5 800 Dollars
Lcrert Three Mum Der Prize I 90 Dollars
DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY
Authorized ~ An Act for the EAcoursSemene OF
Internal Improvements in the
State OF Delaware
JOHN MORRIS h CO, Managers
Cl.ss 81, IN Re d-aTh in Wilmington Delaware
On sAfCRDAY, January 3lst, 1853.
al
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PROPOSALS.
A SNY SUI Ell Is.

"A
pEsIeB os sIz cKIsS QCAHs1nA!ssa,
k,zpy e. tks Passnaak, }
WAsIIsogoS eeDssnesr p, l0S
sxoFssAkS are invited for hrnisAi0S fer tAS a.
sAe army Of the Potomac the following sTtfeiee:
fsG tons hsss SHAssy F1HetAy kAG, ssearsly
balsS tAs veIghf Of sssA hale 70 Hs marked
tAsss0D. -
,pfe as bsskels Of eats, Of the ssst enAlity. In
strons sAsSs, veil ssvsd.
1850 sors. ga .sd ri saSTI Wood Veil seasoned
S4oh bid nun b accom- panied ~ Tie endorse
Esn. o. tive responsible psrsoAs 4At ne eestfeees
:evsr6a4 VIII 10 faltllsd.
RSs vifi hs opepsh from time TO Esns q tie ar
EcIss uay ha need ed ana osaTssts VIII bs awarded
IeT tse quantities needed 30 The lowest resDonnbls
e4idar rp 10 th . time of opening.
Tee right II reserved 20 ascs1t all Or any part OF
Proposals should 30 sadorsed Prop posais for Ray
~ CaSe Wood, +" tAs sess r,sy BE- and enclosed
n separate envelopes. RUfCS INGALLS,,
Lieut. Col. and A. ID. G..
- Hn Chief orArtermAstsr.
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ID NEVER TOO LATE OIEARN
kiY PRUf ESSOR ALEXANDER W0LOWSKI

II NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN,
KY PkOf fEssoR ALEXANDER W0LOWSKl,
PIAEIeT, VOCALIST AND COMPOSER
NEW AND SIMPLIFIED METHOD FOR
PIANO FORTE AND SINGING.
Prof. Wolowski continues his Singing and Piano
Classes and opens new course for Piano and Sing
ing. which Ii be the last, rs Professor engage
ments in New York begin on the LIST If May. All
hose no really desire TO he benefited by his new
and extraordinary sy stem have time 70 lose
BY Prof. WolOwski's new method q person hav.
ing only eli ght knowled ge of music will be enabled
IL very short time TO read music with great facil
ity, and execute operstic well classical music
with perfection.
AS TO the vocal part by bis way Of vocalization
he arrives at most extraordinary results, renders
tte voice powerful and enables the singer 10 vocal
ize with facility, accuracy and fine quslity of tone
Prof. Wolovski receives YisitorR daily from 10 to
u n and from TO .. M, at his residence, No
S5I Tenth street, bet <sep T. and +. fsl2
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SETLEHS

S sUfLERS
INUTLERS Following their Regiments, as they
pzss III roo sh AleXandria. will do well To buy their
Pi ES spA CAKES st the Philadelphia Bakery, No
E6S King, DsST Washi nSton street. Pies and
Gales Always OF hSlt Ey Ike Isessse. &c 3 IN"
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DkAKE'S PLANTATION BlTTERs.

-leoo.-~.
DKAKE's PLANTATION BlTrERs.
They purify, strengthen, and in vigora,e.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote 70 change Of water and
diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours
They styeng then the systern and enliver the
mind
They prevent miasmahc and intermittent
fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DiaIThoea, Cholera aGd Cholera
Mcrbus.
They cure Liver Compliant and Nervous
Headache.
They are the best Bilters In the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They are made OF
pure 81. Croix Rum, the celebrated Callsaya
Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the
pleas ure OF a beverage, without regard 70 age
or time Of day. Particularly recommended TO
delicate persons requiring a gentle slim uIant
Sold by all Grooers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. p II. DRAKE d co, 2O2 Broad.
way, New York. sep 4-eO6m
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NEw YORK, Jan. "a Key Wcst' letter OF
Ihr Hth expresses fears tor the safety of the ship
Lydia, ci-E's' days ont from New York Ad-
vices from Havana lay that the Confederate
steamer AhpLama Was on there on the 3th of
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Plot To AssAssisATE Gov. MoRToS.--A
corr epondsEt Of the Cincinr All Commercial az
Indianapolis says: Gov. Moron has recently
received letters, warning him OF plan 70 a.
sassinate him. One was IN female hand
writing, and pUrpofted 20 be- written by the
wifc Of y man engaged in the plot IL con-
tain,d "A correct plan OF the governors house,
:rd OF the room IN which he slept, with all
aprroaC hes 20 it. The writer said her hue band
lad teen I'D ir;o the matter by wicked men,
and she wanseo 10 frns;rate the design, 20 save
him from its consequences.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPAfCHEs.) ]
FROM THE ARMY OF The POTOMAC.

Jan. ls.-SeNersl dist&AS Hished visitors arrived
here to-day. including Hon. Henry J. Ray
ncnd, CT New York. Beyond this, nothing be-
ord tie ordinary routine has trans spirsd The
" weather is m lder TO- night
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81 Spain has made another move in me
night direction by partially stclehi3g th' pas
port EGisaBIs.
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ANUSENENTS,
GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AvHH On. DsAf willard = HoA>
hE0EAl3 0R0YB2 AAu.av~

THIS tTU15nAY EvBNIE6,
Only two nights more Of the sr safest OF an modern
dramatic saeceps.
"''nisst Sas g.s Sn.s positively, Of
she hanaSer would here repeat that, ey rsaSo.
OF prior engagements. this IL certainly the Last
night bot enc OF Mr.. Albert CaA-edys great m usi-
cal Drerra, in three paris from Victor SSs Gres,
wors, LIS hIsRRkBiEs, ana entitled
TAHTIEE, OR TIE YATB oF A Ga!sEYry
. Rsi+s ef DIM a.-Priyete Boxes Sc: DYess
SlTe!e 6 % nt<; Oreheetra Chairs, - eeres fa,iIy
P6Tterre, o. eents
Doors open At quarter before e'clock perform
anceh commence at half part clock
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CHRIS MAS PREsR NTSl
LADIES' AND CHILDRENS DRESS FURs,
Such as
RUSSIAN and
HUDSON BAY SABLE,
MINK SABLE,
WATER MINK,
FITCH and ERMINR
BUFFALO ROBES,
GENTS MUPFLERS
The largest stock ever offered in this market
As cur entire stock is Of our own manufacture We
can give guarantee fO- their durability.
S.& ". MEYENBERa
IS Market Space, bet. 7th and Sth sts,
DELI suder the Avenue Rouse.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE OLD ORIGINAL
eiEPRELE's EIHSYRSEa
BRASS BAND,
pIRnCF FROM YHl RLLACl on ArsIn

a. " IA ApsS - A6fn
DIRECT FROM YHB PALACE OF MUSIC,
Peartesuth ST. New York City,
WILL OPEN
ODD FELLOWS HALL
ON WRDNEeDAY 1VENIEG, JANUARY alsp,
AND BrBRY EVENING uETIL yuATEEa NOTICE
In their unrvAlad
SOIREBS D'ETIIOPRi
~ For full particulars see mammoth posteSs
descriptive shsste, programmes, dc ,&e
Admission q cent?. Reserved s5sts 30 cent?
ta lT-H FRANK EDWARDS Business Is.
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/ o. SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS CIV
ILIANS AND OTHERS.
DEPOT OFJHE B. q q. &. x. co.
The Railroad Companies composing the line be-
tween Warrington ana New e. xs. -,ssssstsy1
Yo-k Lave put on large Ger AS13 81 Lts.saEss.as
fitted up with bertbs, welfzH& HE W.
yentilsted, and expressly fer officers soldiers and
others that ars wounded or sick " IN the pion
Of contagiou diseases. The ear will leave rs
DAYS. THURSDAYS ana SATURDAYS fer Phila-
de- phia, St p. m, Express Train.
Passengers going West soldiers. civilians on GERS
and Others that are sick or ounded, are informed
thAts sick Will leav the de pot every MON DAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at .. -, soing z
through 10 the Ohio river without change Of cars:
Folders and others on furlou Eh disc aarGed viii
End this the cheapest and nost dessabe route for
the West Thi. is the only line that sell
through ticket from Washinton or check bag gage
from this city.
CAPTION TO PASSENGERS. - The ONLY
PLACE to buy tickets is st the Ticket In the Depot
OF the Is. o. n X. Co. ia 6-u
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Natl IONAL LOAN.
THE NEW
SlI PER CENT. H0RDS
Of The
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
TWENTY YEARS IRON DATE,
ior afssI fivs Yes-s at OPTION Of the GovsrnneHtJ
THE COUPON BONDS,
In Sums Of
FIFTY POLLARs
i0EB HUNDRED DOLLARS.
DIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
:0NE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
TIE REGISTERED BONDS,
In sums Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
oHR HUNDRED DOLLARS.
fIyE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
BIvE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
and
FEH THOUSAND DOLLARS,
STrsFsf COMMENCING AT DATE oR puk-
AND PAYABLE sssI-ASsuaLLT
IN GOLD.
These Bands are the
CHEAPEsT GOVERNMENT SECURITY
nov In tie market,
tss Int est ~ present price OF coin, being equiv
ssent to : PRR Crsr. in currency.
FOB SALE BY
jay COOKE g. co.,
BANKERS,
Asa FIFrEENFH STREET,
DEALERS
s0TBRhxgNT BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES.
CERTIFICATES,
xRsY AND NAVY VOUCHkRA
CoIH, CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE
dec su
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WIN. n. THOMPSON,
s19 NINTH STREET,
One Door from PenReyivania Avenue.
DEALER IN
Tobacco and Cigars.

Tho attention of dealers ana she public IL Invited
70 nay stock of FINE VIRGINIA CHEWING TO
BACCO, which ! bought when Il vas cheap and
an prepared TO sell ~ the very lowest cash price.
In PLUG TOBACCO will name the following:
Thomas Ei6Orsfs, knderson's Navy,
hcCOrkles Go:d Loaf, GraveIy Twist,
Btne Hens Chicken, Trottrrs Rough S Ready,
FirHinius, Foil Twist,
Burnette Honey Dew, Bona Fide.
Gravely, Loves Eaoelsior,
Tens, Fives,
and -arions other brands
! have also on hand, large lot Of OLGA
FIFB-CUT CHEWING ard SMOKING TGSAC
co, wbieh invite sttep,icn TO before purchasing
VIZ. H. THOMPSON
519 Ninth street,
DIS In one door from PenpR. avenue.
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nX YOKEs,
y tff ttkiN5HsA4tGhSStts, NG5HA4thStt
RHEELBARROWS,
CANAL BARROWS,
FfF4H FfhFSfHfSf CHAINS,
WAGON IAChS,
WAGON RRENCIfEs,
SWINGL ETREBS,
LANCE PLATFORM SCALES,
HAY AND COAL SCALES
PlCKS,
HAY STRAW asd FODDER CUTTERS, ,&e
For sale, " hosesale or retail, Al lowest TEafhet
prices JP. BARTBOLOW,
Film 55s Seventh st., bet Pa. sv. and Canal
XES,
A HlTCHETS,
WGCD SAWS,
WOOD HORSES,
PICK HANDLES,
A&E HANDLES,
RHOOMS,
BUCKETS,
FEUSHES,
NEASUhES,
BASKETS. Sc.. Sf.,
for saj. MA. isF ale and retail. by
j 4. bAEfhUlCW,
"a m So seventh =. tet Pa sV. and Gar 81.
Hs hISERAB.. Ms hs4 rraDsistior, cen-
Esa REANCA TAHLQE,
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A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
HARDWARE
ROUsEFURNIsHING GOODS.
For Sale a. Lowest Prices,
wholesale and Retail.
J. P. BARrHOLOw,
53s SEvERrH STREET
s.o-lm between PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Canal

RLACKSMITHS FORCES,
ID Do. ANFILS,
Do BELLOWS,
DO. GRINDSTCSES,
MULE do.
HORSE SHOE NAILS,
IRON and STEEL,
WRINfEES,
HAMMERS,
PESPS aud all BIACESkITIfS TOOLS
FOR sale, wholesale o. retall, al lowest prices
J z. GARTHOLOW,
49plm 55s Seventh St bet Pa av and Canal
w ATYR NOT ZOE.
In cOnseGueDce OF the lOwness Of the R8ter IL the
General it Will be necessary, unless great
economy Of water is praeticed for the GCyernme at
soon 20 Fl NJ OF the supply TO citiseIs entirely.
All peye are. therefore, fC bjGdea to use the
ertranta On Pepnsyv ania sy enue sny "a
or avenues under the care and pervisop of the
CCnrnisslOner of Public Buildings, for Watering ths
strtets sr paYeneDts, or for any private purpose
Sbats er
Anc all ysrsons using The water sre urgently So
aeiteo ~ be Sc eeOnomic ca in It's possible.
b. b. FRkNSA,
Sl Cernz.jft!CLeE Il fG0hc BE:.d!nsa.
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ESB prizes---- amounting SIS ,695
Tickets 10; Halves S.; Quarters S25; Eighths sI;4
S-hn orders for Tickets in the above Lottery
should be addressed TO JOHN A. MORRIS CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware. Jan s. lnf
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GRAND MATINEE will be given next satar
day Afternoon, for Ladies' and Children, at o *
Admittspce-Lsdies,2 % cts. Children, 10 cts.
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CHANGE OF ROGRAMME EVERY NIG n.

Prices or MISUNDERSTANDING and Family
Circle q cents Orchestra Chairs 80 cents Sin gle
.ix perscss,) G5; Colored Circle, 20 cent?
Doors open at 81 clock commence at ~ o'e!k
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPOs LsPoR HEER.
Chisf Assistant Qsfaaern,as..r's Ofics.

Caisf Assistant Quanermas:tr's Ofies.
p'0i Of RasA" Wssis NO III III is
sEaL.p PRo fosALs Pill De rsssivsd st shts en-
sq IN ss e, IL It = ssss
s the Past ss. IF q I'd
!. ven ah handrsa ssna , thousand feet
Fo,y fse so OF two inch
White Pine Common Cuttings.
Fifty thousand 80 o)feet "A or one "a inch floor.
res thousand (4s Ooo) feet sz6 or Hem!ock
Forty.shree thonaand t4s 600, feet SKIS or 7 hers-
Thirty one shoussnd (si,co0i feet srs Hemlo'k
Forty ID, e. thousand Geo, feet SKY and 10 Hem.
ali shs above s rbed t, be good merchandise
lumber subject 20 the inspection OF an agent APP
All The lumber to be delivered BY the 10Th day OF
January, 1864, ,po,oans
The flu name and Post ONCE address Of the bid
der must appear in the proposal
II bid il made in the mare Of firm the names s
considered IS the Inc ividuai proposal OF the party
Proposals from disloyal parties win not be CEN
sidered, and an oath of allegiance must accompany
Proposals must be add essei to Captain James
d Moore Assistant Qusrfermsstsr, Washington,
Pc. ard I'd. should Be plainly marhsd Proposals
GUARANTEE.
ho1n ss the oea o CT the ck
nearest district Court or of the United States Dis
rict Attorney.
Fhs ability Of the bidder to 8ll the contract
should it be awarded to him, must be guaranteed
By TIVE responsible persons, whose signatures
Is append ed to the guarantee, and said guaran
tee m ukt accc mraGy the bid
Bidders mast be present in person when the bi do
are opened, or their proposals will not be consid
cred.
Bonds in the sum of i've thousand dollars,
win se required Of the successful bidder or bidders
upon ''sn'n,r FORM r a1 81 GUARANTEES.
We -, of the county of 49,, and State of -
and ofthe county of -, and State Of, do
hereby guaranty that's able to tulii the contract
in accordance with the terms of his proposition,
sud that, should his proposition be accepted, he
viii at once enter into contract in accordance
Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him. We are pre-
psred to become his securities.
to this guarantee must bs appended the Official
The rie hit to reject any or all bill that may be
master; ss well as the night to select from each
bid such Lumter. N the prise therein named. as is
required by the Government And in case of the
failure OF bidder. whose propo.sl Is accepted, to
furnish within the time pre- bad, in quality
quantity, the Lumber stipulsted to be delivered,
tt the Assistant Quar- term aster TO have tn
tn supply such deficiency by pUrchase, and such
bic der tn be charged with the difference Of cost
Informal proposals win be reject ed.
de Il I'd Jas. NJ MOORE Capt Q NJ
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DRoPosAL YoRHAY.
DEPOT COMMIssARY'S OFFICE,
2s3 G STREET, WASHISGToS,

neceEiheI 10. 1858,
psEb fSss 81 i SSS SEs5
Hay win be re ceived At this Office, uD til tn rs
the IT. s ass OF
nons Viii be entertained unless thsy fully comply
s ,1e o. TINS a. asnf
their post off address ana zach op must Be- Be-
3 1n Gss s S n
aons that If contract is awarded TO the party or
nd goS5 an sum w
unnamed Tor Tie execution of the contract a. Pro-
The right to reject any and all proposals til At
may be made under to advertisement is reserved
o5 the GoEsInment il. in its opinion, the pablo
PROPOSALS are made By firm, the names of all
lid viii 3 s tie
flnen Of the coutract if his proposal is pt.t
and viii be required to furnish the above specified
TIE usual form of guaranty mast accompany
made II ust be prepared to execute Contracts At
orcs, and to give bonds equal in amount TO oae.
BY tee contractor and both of his eusraatot.
sstisf glory evide nee of tt low I'd sol7sncy
be required. The responsibility Of the suaraators
must be tho"D by the efiiesl Certificate Of the
United states list let Attorney '"'' u u '"'
lfapy bidder to whom an award may be made re-
fusts to enter into cot trfct aSreeahiy with the
terms Of this sey rtissmsn, or Who at5sr sig ing
"a s sGas s AND S ss
yell IL suslity aE IN quantity then the Con aisssry
thalI have lns right to supply such deficiency by
purchase in open market. ebarg ing such Delinquent
bidder or contractor with the advance paid over
the bid or contract.
Propof ais from disios 81 parties will not b. CON
sidered. Will sS ards bs n&de to snv person or
persons who have heretofore failed TO fulf their
agreement or contracts with the Government
Bidders must be preseL@ at the opening of the
bids, tc respond to their names.
The Hay to be de i've red either in Washiuston or
Alexandria, in bsles, properly secured free of all
cost Of transportation or handling.
III Hay contracted for under this Advertisement
viii be rigi ly iIspscts and Oh as It prove
O. good merck antahle quality viii be rejected.
The Bay will be paid for In such funds as the Gov.
eminent may have on hand to di.hurse upon the
completion of the contract, or as soc n thereafter
as the proper off Ger shall be in funds.
days from the date OF the contract and to be COM
pleted BIZ the thirtieth (Ssth) day of JAnu 1854
Proposals n MT be addressed
4. T. BIRDS "a, Captain q. SV
Cell J23 2 street Wsshin utOn n Il
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q WILEY SUAhTEhMA STxR'S OERlCE,
~ HAsHIsGToN DEPOT Nov nth 1874 {
SKALED PROPOSALS will be ed at ths Office
81 Cattaln q II Tompsins. A. 2. U. 3. A, st
MON DAY, December 2Ist, 1853 at y O'CLOCK NJ for
the nale OF all the manure now hsnd, or that
may be produced at Etables AND oorrsIs OF this De-
POT WITHIN the next twelve months succeeding the
dste OF the letting OF he contract.
tne manure viii De awarded to the hShe bid
ger Or bidders, who will be squirrel to take It away
&c his or their own expense. The quantity on
Gsnd 70 ne taken away within six months from the
date or csntTsct. and tn st which may accumulate,
WIN IN Elk months from the date at which it may
be produced. =
Bios must be made st 30 nuch per cubi. yard.
Bids viii be received for the quantity en- hand
and the subsequent prodr ct st each stable or corral
separately, or tor the whole together.
II 8 BID a. made in the name OF dfno, the names
OF ALI the psIti. must appear it will be consid-
er.d the individual proposal of the party signing it,
The FILL name and post ONCE address of the bid
de5 must appear in the proposal.
rrroposal, must be adtressed to Csetain Q II.
Ionpkins, A. NJ. r. 8 A WASHINGTON, D. O.,
snt shosld BE plainly marked "Proposals for
Payment Will Be required to be made, Ia Gov
erpment funds ct the end Of each month for tas
manure removed during the month
IN oath OF allegiance will be required from each
Good and sum Gent bonds, In the sum of 81 Uco)
one thousand dollars will be required Of each gus
cesstrl bidder for the faithful performance Of lis
contract.
IRE Quartermsster reserves the right to rsject
all bids that be emed 70 the interest NJ Gov
Brig. Gen and Chief oaartsrmaster,
NO LTD ceoOt Ws5hin4ton
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ga GAS IxTERES.
w Have In Store, ana are daily receiving GAS
EIATURK5 OF entirely New Patterns and DssiSne
End 21iee hyperion Ia style to anything he,stofors
cfersd IN tAis market
We i17ite citiEers generally TO call and sxara.as
oar stock Of Gas sEd WATER FIxTURES HaIins
soDddent that We hays tia ssss selected sTack 4
Washington,
~ kn Teg In the above line iatrustsa 20 our
ssis viii hs prom pity attended 70,
nsrs.r MYERS g MeGHAN. 3T6 STREET.,
TBNTSi
8utlers' Tsnts made aud for sale By
BARN H Il son, Sail Makers,
G3S Eleventh street,
nesr Hiley'e Wharf.