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DROP OsALs FOR BUILDING OULVEKr.

Proposals will be received at the Mayors Office
until IL IN. on TIL RSDAY. the 22d day of Dscem-
Der inst for taking and reconstr ting culvert
across sth street east. side OF street south
under act approved 15th November, 1904.
The culvert will consist of two ls Of blue stone
mssourysix feet apa.t, to be covered with New
York tagging the bottom of the culvert to be flag
ged the whole length of the cuivers.
The walls will he l8 inches in height and -
wiGth the foundation will be six inches below the
line of the bottom of the eulvert. allowing the
cuvprt. when constructed, to be six feet wide and
one foot h igh inside dimension
The mortar used in the construction of the walls
to consist of two parts OF sharp river sand to of
the best fresh hydraulic cement.
The tagging used for covering the culvert shall
not be less til an foot 10 width and five inches
in tb and to extend aud rest fully one foo
ach of the side walls, to be closely laid side
by side and the ends resting upOa the rail- to CO
laid III n : Ortar as above described.
The material in the old culvert may he used for
the bottom of this culvert and to be laid on bed
of sharp sand Of suffc cient depth.
Tie contractor will be required to cover that
part Of the street not paved with sufficient gravel
the tagging to bring the street TO its pres
ent surface; also. to make good all paw sments,
tagging. &c which may be disturbed
Bidders will sta the price per line al foot which
shsll inc ,uoe all material and workman snip re-
quired TO complete IL work according to the fore.
gong advertisementi and no money will be paid
untilth work is com pleted to the satisfacton Of
the Commissioner of the Ward. "A
Bidders will state the price per linealT Tot sep
plank four inches wide del1d
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY,
HFFICE BALtIMOkE oHIu RR CO.
" WAsHIsGTON Move q bel t2th 1854

OFFICE BAhIIMOkE 4 0HIu R8. CO.,
" WASHINGTON. Novso Der f2th 1854.
IA u C.:
onsDd after Sunday November Is. 1854. P.,ssn-
win De ruo as toilows:
s,k4HsShs' ,E4Hss nUysss VIZ s9sFH sfsTEds uAn.
B1sBURG TRAIa-Leaye Washington $50 A. N.
.s No' s"NEW a. Iss'%SIs YORK 4 WESTERN EXPRESS
.S Ms sln Ba.gaps IT
Philsdsl phis. SO P NJ, New York $40 P N.
No.3-NBW YORK MAIL TRAIN-Lsavs Wash
psai.,h. At 's"ifs n" Tsii 1900
No, 4-BALr1MonE rRA1N-Leavs Washing
Wv YORK t4t5SDahA sse
Washington 4:3o P. NJ. Arrive At Baltimore els
No s-sos TON, ALBANY 4 NEW YORK Ex.
fREss TMEA1NX.Lesvee M NJ eo Washington 500 49, p N.
Ing trains le.ving New York for the East, North
sold by this train.
No. 7-BALTIMoRE 4 HARRISBURG TRAIN
Leave Wash'ngton 700 P. M. End arrive at Balti-
No s.NEX YORK: pH5kADELpHIA AND
Pm coping at Re ay House fer western passeu.
gers tais Express IS TrsiI for 9h5sfsSu Wheeling,
FOR ANNAPOLIS the connection. viii be made
with BE $50 A. and the 40 P. N. from Wash-
inRtOn. No trains to from Annapolis on Sun.
SUNDAY TRAINS
THE ONLY TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON
for passengers Sunday the 7:2O and
3PM for Baltimore. and $50 P NJ. for Balti
more and Philad elphis, and the g p. n. for New
York ONLY.
sLEEPiNG CARS direct to New York on P. n.
and $40 P. N train daily, except on Sunday. On
Sunday the Sleeping Cars on the $50 P. NJ train
run TO Philadel phia nly.
S Passengers leaving Wash; n gt,n at 7:3O A.
n. and and $50 P NJ, 60 through to New York
Without ch angling cars.
For further information. tickets of every kind :,
&c apply to GEO. 3. KOONTZ, Agent 1t Wash
inptsn or at the Ticket Office
W p SMITH, Master Of Transpor tstOn.
r COLE GenerAl I icket Agent, Ii
Evening star., 1864-12-17
ROPOsALs FOR WASTE PAPER

POsr OPPioE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGToE, December lU. 1854.
proposals ars invited for purchasing the WASTE
PAPER aecumulating in this Department, of the
following description viz
transcripts Of postmasters, accounts of mails
81 mt and received. whit. paper. Estimated guam.
MY ion't GO pounds a year.
& 2; Mixed rspers consisting of Erappfrs Of ae-
counts and otn.r package together with letter
envelopes, various color. Estimated quantity,
4, U POUNDS year.
8: Dead letters, which the accepted bidder will
be required to deface thoroughly under the soper
vision OF an agent Of this Department. to
render 1t impossible to read them. EstiHl Ated
quantity. 60 ONO pounds year.
4. Newspapers. Estimated quantity, 5000 pounds
q year.
=. Bidders viii specify price per pound for each
As to III. dead letters, the Department mus. be
satisfied with the mode of defacing them before
cep'irg bid.
The paper must he removed from the cellar OF
the General Post Oh Building at the cost of the
accepted bidder, and in his own bags, As often as
may BE- reani5ed by the Ps,tm:,ssr tn General No
paper Will be weighed at this Department end
nu be pnId Tor on delivery.
BIDS are invited for one wear, commencing on lst
of January next, and will be received until Thurs
day 22d instant, at p. IN.
They should be addressed to the Postmaster Gen
W. DENNl5ON,
de IA eo5t Postmaster General.
Evening star., 1864-12-17

SJhe Presidents message was delivered
by telegraph to the Portland editors IN pretty
good shape, but they were puzzled by sem
tence stating that the public debt 'sfalls short
of the estimate of Fisher, made last December -
Authorities were ransacked in vain TO find out
what rank as finaBci this Fisher m ght hold,
an d the words were finally printed as received
By com parison with the Bost On papers, IL was
found that "of Fisher was only the telegraph.
fc way of saying "ofh cial."
Evening star., 1864-12-17
CLOTHING.

THE MOST POPULAR safE9 TE3rRaSs H1Ss aoGss1s ! GS
40 West Baltimore street. Baltimore.
SMITH, BROS. & CO., Glothisrs and Merchsnt
Tanors, 40 West Baltimore street.
The Bon f9n Meseh i. Ta'lars, ,.,uo,s Nd
n. b. Goods Of ail descriptions At reasonable
Washing stonians can save 20 per cent BY getting
20 West Baltimore street.
rh. best and cheapest GiSthippss ss House sn Il the
MARBLE HALL CLOTHING HOUSE.
40 lest Baltimore st, Baltimore. Nd.
Persons in Washington can save % per cent. by
'u''ns 'A''i ''0s sMITH, BROS. & CO.,
40 West Baltimore street.
Our Washington customers can hud the best
stock Of Clothing in the RRs article
40 West Baltimore street.
The leading Clothing House Of Baltimore offers
the aH''' ;ssiA sSirh 4 qs;s1
Do not fail to come to SMITH, BROS. cO.to
your Clothing. 40 West Baltimore street.
fhs pisse "hsfe e'Is sHiTH' IGrA BROS. 4 CO.,
90 West Baltimore street.
The only hons. in Baltimore or Washington that
spoAs' SMITH BROS. l. Co.,
40 West Baltimore street.
All Discharged Soldiers in Washington are
offered discount OF 10 Per cent. bX buyias OF u.s.
SMITH, BROS. CO.,
40 West Baltimore street.
Discharged Soldiers can save twenty dollars On
s'ai' W 's',as" SMITH, BROS. 4 co..
40 West Baltin ore st.. Baltimore, Aa.
It viii pay all TO come 70 Baltimore TO buy your
0LoTRIE6 SMITH. BROS & CO.,
Merchant Tail0rs and Olothiers.
Be snfe and come to SMITH. BROS. q co.,
Marble Han Clothing Heuss, 40 West Baltimore
sreet, 70 eet youf Fall md Winter CLOTHING.
SMITH. BpO6. L co.,
2elehant TailoYs and Olothie1S,
Ao West BAltimoYo street.
Pee top ANTS, YfsnsA snd lzslisN WALKING
OOAfs. fsltosh fsssy. "A Slain Hacks; aiso, ths
nv stsls SAvA xLxL, 1s l.stssgt eeat oat
foxsss EsIsaS Han olssAiss No.. g Va
DAjomeFe HsssA 2o1
Evening star., 1864-12-17
The First Corps-Notice to Veterans.
HEApanARTRRa 1aT Army OnRpa
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Dec, l, 1857

WASHINGTON, ID. O., Dec. l, 1851.
Veterans desiring to enlist In the 1se Army
Corps. to be organized under the recent order
OF the War Department, should report in per-
son at the Office of Col. O. F. johnson, Soldiers
Rest, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot,
amined, and. If found duly qualified, immedi-
afely mustered into the service.
BY order or Major General Hancock.
FINLEY ANDERSON,
dec 3.tf Assistant Adlutant General.
Evening star., 1864-12-17
WAsHrEGToN COUNTY AFFAIRs-The Ha
9HIstQWn Herald

"ASHIFGTON COUNTY AFFAiRs.-The Ha.
gerstown Herald says:
On Wednesday last, an order from General
Sheridan stopped the travel OF citizens bet geen
Hagerstown and Martinsburg, and 40 one not
employed N connection with the army has
since been permitted to cross. We are informed,
however, that travel Is uninterrupted by way
OF Frederick, and from there TO Martipsburg
persons pass freely over the railroad. Some
contraband trade from this direction Is reported
as the cause Of the blockade.
The Western Maryland Railroad is gradual.
ly winning its way, and its ultimate success is
certain. Its energetic and able President is
busi1y endeavoriDg 10 interest the people along
the line Of the rosss in the WORK, and they seem
10 realize Its importance clearly. The engin-
road, and in a few weeks we may expect 10
know definitely the line they propose to follow.
Mr.. Artz, treasurer OF committee for solicita.
tiop of stock, reports that he has been very sue.
cessful in his efforts thus far.
Evening star., 1864-12-17
DROPOsALs FOR RED BRICK.

Chic Qnartermnsa,'s Office, Dspo: of Washinston,} I
Washington, d. G., Pee: ~, 1854,
Sealed Proposals will be received ut this off ce
until TUESDAY. December 20 1864, at u O'Clock
NJ, for the delivery at this depot of n
100000 RED BRICK.
Proposals must be plainly endorsed "ProposA's
for BED Brick, - and addressed to the undersigned
d H. RUCKER,
Brig. General and Grief Quatterm aster, ,
de l2td Depot of WRshin gton. D G.
Evening star., 1864-12-17
A DAMS l1PRIss COMPANY.
IN 01HIC1 t14 PA. AVENUE.
Rasksast0a %. q

GREAT lAsrnRN, NORTHlRN, AND WEST
ERN IXPREss F0RWARDERs.
MERCHANDISE, MONBY, ylWELKY, vALu.
Forvarssd With sAFtTY AND DISPAfCH to Ill
accessible sections of the eepntry. This compap,
hf sekTa' sk1S,si East "A sF' WEsT, AND N0aTHWisf
w.su,nordINss II p5insipahl 9fs ynRK AZ aosro,
A'PPhhHSEi PHiHnASSEEiPRHinG. Fl a. BALrlMoRE, GIN. y"
OINNATI, ST LOUIS, LOUIS
WILLIE, LEXINGTON.
sith Iliss lisss felxardina TO the GANADAs Snd II II.
TO LIVERPOOL. aOUTHAMPTON and HAvRI
and thence By European Xpresses to al proninens
n4nt.
.Cellsction Of NOTES, DHAyTe, and BILLS made
q. O: DUNN, Agent,
= Washipsxn0 d.
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q = y 1 Q lAL.
The Freasuyy Department.

WAeHINe70N, December 10, 1854.
Notice fs hereby given OF the readiness OF
this department to redeem on present ntation, by
payment In lawful money. or by eony yersion
into bonds, Is authorized by law. the Three
Years Treasury Notes, bearing interest at the
rate OF seven and thres.tenths per oentnm
issued under act Of July II, 1861. interest will
cease on all such Treasury Notes not so pre-
sented after three months from this date, al
which time, under the law, the right Of con-
version ceases.
Holders thereof will govern themselves &C.
corelngly. w. p. FRssENDRN,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Evening star., 1864-12-17
PROPOSALS.
pRoP0sALs FOR DYE1Na CLorHIN

HJKUPUSALS FOK Dl ENG CLUTHlNH,
Chtf QRnne-mnstsr's O6fce. Depot of WaShinstoa,(
Washiagfon, ~. C., Dseember Ii. 1854.
seHsd rT9p9sas Tiii be lscelvsd at tbs oice
m, for dyeip the following kinds and quantities
Of clothing, viz:
ABOUT $500 GREAT GOATS. 900 UNIFORM
COATS, AND 500 JACKETS,
Az Of the above mentioned clothing to be dyed
ns nnn s se ana ne coth
at Governne nt War ehouse No. on 7th between
and stree tnerth, viii hin thirty t3b) days from
date Q T cor tract.
Bonds will be required for the safe and prompt
return of the clothing and the faithful perform
ance of the contract at the time of signlng the
same.
All dyeing done under contracts given to the
successful bidders to be risdly inr p- cted By
an Inspector appointed on the part of the Govern
ment.
Proposa]s must be plainly endorsed "Proposa's
for Dyeing Clothing,'' aud address to the under
signed. ii. RUOkER,
Brig. Gen. and Or ief q Quartsrmaster,
de- Gd Depot of Was hingt D. @.
Evening star., 1864-12-17
ID R0P0B ALe Y0R RA91,
oHinB QSAl1lanA As4 sl's OYSIon,
NAQHIlnRoa naRoa Aan laS1

0Ha11 Q0AA1Ian As4s sIe O1SIol,
s,I,ns1s 70. ,.SRSl,i1s i .ss p
s1aes and II s,Ss''
e.ts and 1 ton, Of Sss Or ..
Bidders must state .s vbieh Of the above. nsm.a
sps, H . and IL.
said asTsss ,1s ps 3.
;, The price must Be written out IN words on the
s1 tses.
sstra ehsrss to tho 9oysnmsnt Fhs h.Y 'hSus sna
st1av to be securely bslsd.
70 :.
stated In the proposals
xitsd will be subject TO rigid inspso Ion by the
eoyeInment II, Inspector before % being accepted:
the Goysrnment may REQUIRE and payment viii bs
,s sss and for shall
The bidosr viii ). required ts accompany his
n eass bis hs q,
they viii within M ten days .hsrssfteI. sIseass th:
snrsties in sum seusi to the amount Of the cos
ss tho q ss.
the said bidder should fail to enter Int the con.
ns 81 t. 9;a :Ss H. +: asa
siois hidds or the person 70 whom the contract
T{ T{Ss - rsspon.iSil.s, Of the saar.n.er. must ss
Ittornsy, Collector Of oastoms Or any other oaiosi
Al bidd srs win :. 4al7 notined Of the accept
must BE- . isssS's f%s :eittsn il s prSps.s
.s::: s'St ssPf ;. Sssi' n:ss:s
Bonds IN /. sum equal to tAe amount Of tho con.
* f and Ssss y
aer or bidders uPon sisnins tie contract:
ss e
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
(Town, County and stats( (--
md ss'sssss e sS s;'sss
Z: $s,:s b:ss b:
@ Sa.Ssl. ef Corn. II sacks. ..-psr Du.hsl e'
-ossssi. 9, Oats. in sacks. at-'er suah'' OF
- tons y B.lsa H.s. =. - Dsr on of 1905
- tons Of Balsd Straw. At - per ton Of 1900
commence on ss ss before
ssb ssa: K: zss Gnsa e ssss: sas:'
:pse. g se1s ssD snS Day. being that s
las been accepted. Your obsdisns servant.
Brfsadier General D. II RuexIa.
!. General Depot 0uartermsstef.
Warrington, D. q,
GUARANTY.
We, The undersisnsa. residents Of @,ia I1 tis
sSS 1t1 IL. United
and guarantee In case The foregoing bid 81 OF A..
after the acceptance Of said bid execute tas oon'
tract for the sam. With good and sunioie sure
dss, in sum equal to ths smoln of the contract:
the terms OF savsrtisemsnt datsd December 8. 1858
under which the bid was made, and, In case tns
| said -; shall fail to enter into . contrast -
Aforesaid. ws gnarante. 70 make good the diner.
| enoe bst1esn Tho offer BY said - and the next
lowest responsible bidder, or the person 10 vhon
the tract may be awarded.
Given under our hands and seals this -. day Of
-, l6-. kSs.iI
I hereby certify sh.s. 70 the best Of my knovl-
a and bslief the above named KuafAntors afS
seod asd sn1scisnt - surstiea for the amount for
"hieh p The, 9ss 70 E e Inss state. District A.,
tornsy Colisctor Of Oustoms, or any other odeer
undsy the United States Gov Iernment. oY gSspon.
| sibls Dsrson known TO shh onefn sroxux
deo atf DYt6Adie1 General and q. II.
M HDJC I, RO0Ra IN a sNYv. Dalton y
Evening star., 1864-12-17
,ROPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

u gUh MECH
WASHINGTON ARSENAL,
WARRINGTON December " 1854.
nt ~ BE- teseiysa ssn,a at
1864, for furn ishing Fleen Beef to the troops at
this post for six month 9.
Bids In du plicate to oe Addressed to
II. STOCKTON,
de l2.t Lieut. Ord. Dept A. A G. 8.
Evening star., 1864-12-17

NJ lDlCAL BOoKs-Druitt,s slrselX; Dalton =
graper's PhYsiolosy; Ellis Medical Rormulary;
Eriehsen . eurgers; Lndlow's Manual Of Exanai,
Pronouacipe Medical Dictionary; 6r.yr Ans-
tony; Woe de- Praetice, 2 vols.; Woods Tnsis-
ssSm VOL" YRANOK TAYLOR.
Evening star., 1864-12-17

Two NEW sEyEN-OCTAvE FIRsrI CLASS
4 ROSEWOOD CASE PIANOS, with i=A
tn latest improve ments. lad from q arst t7x1
class maker are on exhibition At Mo NNNvs
GulRE CO .; corner Y 10Th and streets rrss rThes
Planes are worth the attention of parties in want
OF 6rst class instru ment. and will be SOLD at 2
warranted for Ave years
uaymept de ST.
Evening star., 1864-12-17
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GHI11 QUART1RNABT1Rp O11IC1.
~ DlPoRS OF WAsHINafoN,3
Rashtsstsn. d. g.. January I, 1854.
Al dealers in Drugs, Hardware. Lambe' Leather.
Once Furniture, Hsrnesa, and saddlsry are 70
week sealed proposal OF list, kxp!seats, Of th.
articles they prepared to 1rnish to this Depot q
6sures that in case the sxisencies Of the seryos
require IT. the article or articles Gan b. obtained
without delay, and 1t the lowest price.
Dealers wishing to ssll 70 this Depot VII! b. ~
auired to furnish The list punstpallX every Monday
Brigade. General and hiefQuartermaitss.
hkN Depot Of Wsabington.
Evening star., 1864-12-17
I AR6EsT STOCK OF
IL PIANOS,
uuInents ia tie city for Holidays VeHTl
JOHN r ELLIS,
Dan II

GUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
- COLBMBIA. No. 81 Equiiy
h tAe mnttsr ot the + star Of the tate Julia Keep.
The heirs al law of the said Julia Keep, and her
several cree it"rs, hereby notified that on he
Both December instant, ~ my office in the City
Hall Washin gton. at II O'Clock in the forenoon, /
shall, by virtue of order of said court, state
account of the d. BITS due by said Julia Keep at the
time OF her death, and the proper distribution of
the Iupd provided for the payment Of the same.
and Of any surplus of such fu nd. The CREDITORS
are requisite to ole their claims with me be-
fore ead iy. and they and the parties interested
Will be Pleased to attend at the time AID place
a-.o. W. REDIN,
sa Ii Aota Andytor