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The New York herald., 1864-11-30

motion concluded when the court adjourned
for the day.
the General Sessions Stafford indicted for stealing
eighty dollars from Joseph Qunlan on the Sd inst,
pleaded guilty 70 petty larceny and was sent to the
Penitentary for slx months. Ida Lee was tried on
charge Of stealing fur CAPE from the premises OF
CaIharine Raser 10 the Bowery the 9th OF October
The prisoner accompanied By another woman and
man, and when they left tho store the property was
missed Ten days after, when thc proprstrsss Of the
sstablmhment was IN Broadway, she saw the parties
togcther and procured the OF Miss Leo The jury
convicted her Of petty larceny and the Court
her for sentence. James McCregor, soldier, tried
and convicted Of stealing forty dollars from Jshn
Kearney, At the Soldiers Home in Howard street, on
the 18th Of October lie sent the State Prison FOR
two years. Jane Ann Johnston charged with steal
ing gold watch and chain from the apartments Of
Madame Lecouvere, IN Fourth street, but the
evidence Of guilt was not conclusive, and
the jury acquitted the accused. Ellen NJ johnson was
also acquitted Of similar charge, iu stealing watch
and chain from Deidrick Beresman. boy named James
Robinson indicted for breaking into the premises Of
John Dugan In First avenue, tho 9th instant pleaded
guilty 10 petty larceny, and was sent 10 the nouse Of
Refuge. David Duff, who indicted for forging check
for fifteen thousand dollars, purportng TO have been
drawn by Morgan sons, on the Bank Of America, on
the 10th Of September pleaded guilty forgery In the
fourth degree, and remanded for sentence. Juda
meut was suspended three four cases. where the
parties pleaded guilty " minor offsHces.
The Board OF Supervisors adopted resolution yessr
day, Offering five thousand dollas reward from the
county for the detection Of any Of the incendarss Who
attempted recently 10 burn the city, and another also,
su,horisius the Police Commissioners 10 any surplus
funds they may have n secret service fund.
number OF gentlemen met last evening 81 the Cooper
Institute Tor the purpose Of forming scientific Aeocis.
Hon. Aoommiies was appointed 70 dra constitution
and report Al the next meeting.
The funeral services over the remains Of The late VIII
liam Hscks Assistant Engineer Of the Fire Department
TOOK place yesterday morning M 81. Peters (laoman
Cathoc) church. In Barclay street. The sscrsd sdiacs
was died With mourners, among whom we're oil the
noted men In the rre Departments. grand requiem mass
w1 reoitsd, after which the remains were conveyed
70 rlstbush Cemetery, followed By large cortsgs Mr.
Bscxsst di<d from the effects Of complaint growing ous
Of exposure 10 the discharge Of his duties fireman.
The firing he harbor yesterday was n exchange Of
aAlusAs basmasa ihA aHsliaA ateAA lFinAas vAaAdN,
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DROPOsALs FOR BUILDING OULVERT.
de 14-eo5t

Proposals will be received at the Mayors ofHce
until IL m. ON THURSDAY, the 21d day of Decem-
Der inst for taking up and recenstructing culvert
across 9Th street east tn side of street south
under an act approved 25th November, 1864.
The culyert will consist of two walls of blue stone
masonry six feet apart, to be covered with New
York tagging the bottom of the cuvert to be dag
ged the whole len 9Th of the cuivert.
The walls will be l8 inches in height and -
width; the foundation will be six inches below the
line Of the bottom of the eulvert, allowing the
culvert, when constructed, to be six feet wide and
one fo OF hi igh inside dimension
TIE mortar ueed in the construction of the walls
to consist of two parts Of sharp river sand to Of
the best fresh hydraulic cement. .
naggibg used for covering the culv0rt shA
not be less than one foot in width and Eve inches
in thickness and to extend and rest fully foot
each of the side walls to be closely laid side
by side, and the ends resting upon the wall to CO
laid in mortar as above described.
The material in the old culvert may be used for
the bottom Of this culvert and to be laid ON bed
of sharp sand of sufic cient depth.
The contractor will be required to cover that
part OF the street not paved with suf cent gravel
over the to bring the street to its pres
ent surface; also, to make good all payements,
tagging. &c, which may be disturbed
Bidders will state the price per lneal foot which
shall include all material and workmanship re-
quired to complete tie work accordin to the fore
going advertisement; and no money will be paid
until the work Is cop pleted to the satilfacton OF
the Commissioner ofthe Ward.
Bidders Will state the price per lineal foot sep
erately for covering the above Culvert with oak
plank four inches wide. del3-d
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CLOTHING.

TUE MOST POPULAR {T9 GL9rHBSs B1Ss HoTsH1s
40 West Baltimore street. Baltimore.
SMITH. BROS. a CO., Clothiers and Merch.u.
1aiors, 40 Wett Baltimore street.
The n Bon II TGp %la, Msfehsn. Sa' T.iers
N. B. Goods Of All descriptions at reasonable
prices.
can save 20 per cent by getting
SMITH, BROS. co..
20 West Baltimore street.
The best and ebsapest GcthiRs House M II tho
40 West Baltimore street.
MARBLE HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
40 West Baltimore st Baltimore Nd.
Persons in Washington can save % per cent. by
bMITH, BROS. Il CO.,
40 West Baltimore street.
Our w.shington customers can ind the best
sponsed-st SMITH. BROS. Go., '''
40 West Baltimore street.
sf S he eoun1 oilers
40 West Baltimore street.
Do net ,s,I to cone . so SMITH K1,.ds BROS ooso
The place where everybedg SS sets sss6 s9itsd m
40 West Baltimore street.
The only house in Baltimore or Warrington that
sponge all their Goods
SMITH, BROS. d CO.,
40 West Baltimore street.
All Discharged soldisrs In Washington are
offered discount Of 10 per cent. BY buying of as
SMITH, BROS. 4 CO.,
10 West Baltimore street.
Discharged Soldiers can save twenty dollars On
Suit by buying Of
SMITH, BROS. & co.,
20 West Baltin ore st., Baltimore, Nd.
II viii pay all to come TO Baltimore to buy your
CLOTHING. SMITH, BROS q CO.,
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers.
BE sure and come to SMITH. BROS. d CO.,
MsaIDie Han Clothine House, 20 West Baltimore
7skeet, 70 get your Fall and Winter OlothinR.
SMITH, bPO6. q co.,
Merchant Tailors and Olothiar9,
20 West BAltimeYe street.
Peg TOP RANra. yrsn.s .rs v.,uYyn
OOAIS, f0S HST feneZ Ana plain 8AOKH; Also, the
m Z. snSIess ya1isti.! :. tAs prettiest eest out.
fSEHls, nsrest .sres as' o's0sas tssss, 20 WesS
SN1SsSss" ~ A-0
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CUIlH QUARTIRAASTlRB O1YFO1.
DlIQl1 al WAaEIHa10I

u D1Pol1 e1 WAsEIye1oH,3
WssA1ss:ss. d. g.. January 1, 1864.
An dealers In Drugs. Hardware, Lumbs' Leather.
Onoe furniture. H.rness and eaddls1y, are r.
week. aseasd proposal list 81 dxplicats, Of the
articlskthey prepared to furnish te this Depot -
neuss. In the sxisencies Of the seryloe
.eauire It, the article articles can b obtained
without delay, and At the lowest price.
Dealers wdAhinR to sell TO this Depot VIII bs 70.
e1Hed TO furnish the hn punetuallX every Monday
meInin9. y. II. RUCh1h,
Aisadier General and Chief efQuartermastss.
h5-8 Depot Of WalhinRton.
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M EDICAL BOOKs.-Druitt'ss Surgery; Dalton q
vi Physioiesy; Dun sison's Medical Diotionary:
Erie6ssn's surserv; Ludiow's Manual Of E1ami;;
nations; Nsili Smiths Compendism, Thomas ma,
tony; Woe d. Practice, 2 vols; Woods Thsra-
Deutfcs, 3 vols. -~,on
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The First Corps-Notice to Veterans.
HEAnAuARTRRa lsT Amy EnRpS

TIT FITst C1Tps-NofIce 70 VeteraHs.
HEADQUARTERS 1sT ARMY CORPS,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Dec. /, 1854.
Veterans desiring to enlist in tne 1st Army
Corps, to be organized under the recent order
OF the War Department, should report in per-
son at the Office OF Col. q. F. johnson, Soldiars'
Rest, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot,
Washington. They will then be conducted TO
the barracks, where they will be critically ex.
amined, and, if found duly qualified, imrn edi.
ately m tered in tho ser vfco.
BY order OF Major General Hancock.
FINLEY ANDERSON,
dec 3.f Assistant Adiutant General.
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DRePosALs 1sR9 RAGE.
OxIny QvAAf1InAe1ll'B OY1IoD,
HlaHIHaTQl HlYQ3 NaA q la&a

O111 1QUAAf11nAe1l1'B OY1IoU,
Sealed Proposals in yitsd By ths und dsrsisnsd
%. IT :ss
hs:; s;s.S SIifi; si :ss
eushss Of ssrn or oats and 20 tons Of hay or straw
Bidders must state at waieh Of the above named
Il s %at. II.
said assn ,s p 5. asa, son
msnced, and when to be completed
The price must bs written out In vordso on the
0orn to b up in 5000 ssout sacks, Of .bou,
to hs Tss h.n sSa
straw to be securely balsd.
81 e e ss7sl.a s
stated in tho proposals;
yited Win be subject 70 visid Inspection b. the
Geyernment Inspector before being accepted.
the Government may REQUIRE and payment will be
saSe bsae 2,i,srsS sSs and aoosptsa f0r 'AA
The bidoer win Be required To- accompany his
e oi
they Win within ten days ther eafter. execute the
to 1t t.
the said bidder should fail to enter int the
a s9SSd E: Ssa
.,bie bidda OF the person to whom the contrac,
9ss s. 4: q Dist D:srs. e
Sss.
Bic person InoIn 70 this once;
o. 'h' accept
The iuIl 1sne ana T: g.: address Of each bidder
must bs S Cen
Ssf SsPGs 5. eD.s2 ssf;d
IL Bonds, In sum eaual to the amount Of the con.
fparf aiDnAd bY the contractor and bath hiA
suarantoT:. win be required 9f tho ssecsssa a bid
Bs11 az forms Of Sias, guar sntses and Sonds. ma,
be obtain I'd upon application At this oaos.
fr0|0' County and S.t:j= sS5.tssjj==
~! s: & s:: s sssss.
<; e ..s S:ss
SasSss s fa.ii oorn. II q, ..oi.. DusA.l .,
-pnshsls q Oats. in sacks. At - per busnsi of
-'Se: eosna. s1 B.l'4 H'1' At - POP on of 5000
ton: q B.led Straw. At - Per ton Of 1900
on Ss sstess
int. s:ss: sas:.
q a :sss rss1s
General Depot 0uArtermAstef,
Washin gtOn, D, q,
GUARANTY.
Ms, II: undsrsignsa. residents Of - ihs
and ssverally, covenant With the United statss.
and guarantee in case the foregoing bid o.
be pied, that he or they win. within ten days
after the acceptance Of said bid execute the con-
tract for the same with good and suh1oient sure
ties, in equal to the amount Of the CONTRACT,
said - shali All to enter int sontrsct a
Aforesaid, We guarantee 70 make good the diner.
lowest responsible bidder, or the person to whom
the contract may Be awarded.
Given under our hands and seals this DAY OF
-, &E. kSSea.4
hereby certify thas, TO SAs best Of my know. |
edge and belief, the above .an.s ed Euarantor. are
reOd and 0ufcient a sureties for the amount for
Which they ole, to be SECURITY.
TO be certified b. tho United 1tsses District Al.
tornAv COllector OF Customs, or any other ofReer
under the United States 9oyernmsnt. or 1sspoS- |
'a"'' ss's~~ D. b. AUOKR,
deoen B!1gAdieI General and q. II.
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A DAMS a1P6Ess sESfoS SS0ssRAS4. ~ S9. .v,ur,
W0ShiNgt0D, u, q

GREAT lAsTARN, NORTHARN, AND WlsF.
ERN EXPREsS FORWARDERS.
MERCHANDIs1, MONEY, ylwlLRY, VALID.
Forwarded With Salty AND D1sP1fSGaf'to All
accessible sections Of the country. This Company
has Asencie in the Prnc psl Railway Towns in ths
NORTH. HAST. WEsT, AND N0RTHWiSF
vAsHrnarndNts IT. p5insipaI ofass. % vnS~ aEs ,o,u,
PHILADEtPHIA. BALTIMoR1, oIN.
e1RkXAATI ST LQEds, dS,dQ LOUIS
genneetiens are made ct New York and Boston
RRIrfHH HHss pb4pENsFding to the GANADAs and the
70 tlsERPO0L, SOUTHAMPTON snd HAvRI
ana taenee 6y European Expresses to all prominent
nent. ~
/. oellectIon Of NOTES, DRAFTS, and BILLS m.ds
st al Accessible parts ofthe United States.
O. O. DUNN, Agent,
- Waahinsffn. D. @.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPOeALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

WASHINGTON ARSENAL, I
WARRINGTON. Decsm Der u, 1854.
Sealed Proposals will be received at Washington
Arsenal, n G., until IL O'Clock, Saturday, Dee "a,
1854 for furnishing Fresh Beef to the troops at
this post for six months.
II. STOCKTON.
de l2.t Lieut. Ord. Dept A. A. C.S.
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1tA nAECING ACADEMY

Temperance HaH, street, bet,csen 9U and IOih sts
PROF M,AhiNi wishes to inform his nu- "A
merons friends and the public in general,
THURSDAY, December LIST Ex(A
DAYS AND Hours OF TUITION For Ladies' Miss.
es and Masters-Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays
from from $40 > 70 ?; m ror rGentlsmsn-Tussdsys Thurs
sons given At any time desired. Fo partis ulars
address by mail. nov Ia I'm
Evening star., 1864-12-19

~ COMPANY.
CAPITAL STOCK, 81 ,OOO, 900.
100000 SHARES AT $40 EACH,
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE S5 PER SHARE.
LANDS YIELDING LARGELY.
OFFICERS:
HON. DANIEL 8. DICKINSON, President.
WILLIAM T. PHIPPS, Vice President.
ROBERT BASSETT, Secretary.
Books are open for subscription at the ONCE OF
the Company, No. "A Empire Building, r Broad
way, New York.
The lands Of the Company are situated in th
heart of the Oil Region, and include portions OF
those well-known localities, "ths McElhenny
farm, the TIVE McClintock farms,' and other
proved and valuable working territories, inclua-
ing over Two Thousand acres of the best Oil Ter.
ritor1es along Oil Greek and in West Virginia, now
under process of successful development, and ell
Is already regularly and largely produced from
several wells upon them.
Address the Compsnv. P. 0. Box 1868 New
York. oc 23-3m
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QuARTKRMAsTRR GENERALS oPPIo1
FIRST DIVISION, WAsHIEGToN, Dec !, 1854
HORSES suitable for Cavalry and Artillery ser.
vice, will be purchased at Giesboro Depot in oman
market, till DECEMBER 81. 1874. '''A
\, = orses will be delivered to Captain L; Lowry
Government Inspection before being accepted.
Price ofCavalry Horses $l76 each.
Price Of Artillery Horses $3.50 each.
Payment will be made for s!x 90 and more.
JANIS A. EKIN,
Colonel in har ge First Division,
dec2-Nt Quartermaster Generals Once.
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PROPOSALS FOR WASTE PAPER.

Posi- OFPIoE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, December ~, 1854.
Proposals are invited for purchasing the WASTE
PAPER accumulating in this Department, of the
following description, viz
]. Transcripts Of postma6ters, accounts of mails
sent and received, white paper. Estimated guam
tity. LOO. COO pounds a year.
2: Mixed papers consisting of wrappers Of &C
counts and other packages, together with letter
envelopes, various color. Estimated quantity,
400 pounds year.
8. Dead letters. which the accepted bidder will
be required to deface thoroughly under the super
vision of an agent of this Department. SO as to
render. it impossible to read them. Estimated
quantity. 30 600 pounds year.
4. Newspapers. Estimated quantity, 5000 pounds
:, Bidders win specify price per pound for each
As to the dead letters, the Department must be
satisfied with the mode of defacing them before &C
ceptipg bid.
The paper must be removed from the cellar of
the General Post Once Building at the cost of the
accepted bidder, and in his own bags, as often as
may be required by the Postmaster General. No
mail bags Will be furnished for this purpose. The
paper win be weighed at this Department. and
Bids are invited for one year. commencing on 1st
of January next, and will be received until Thurs
dsy, 22d instant, at p. IN.
They should be Addressed to the Postmaster Gen.
eral, and endorsed "Proposals for Waste Paper"
W. DENNISON,
de II cost Postmaster General.
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OkO THIN

oLoT hiNo-
GOINGl-9oIN9La
povN THEY CO.
AT LESS THAN GOLD PRICES
}. H. SMITH and SMITH BROS
THl GREAT
CLOTHING HOUSES OF WAsHrNeTes
No 400 AND G6a
sEYENTH STREET, OPPOSITE Pc.
ALL GOODS spo'. at offi's
Where you can ins ns- all .. '
-..sti' srrLEs
'A1sssat 1ssssst1.n.
w4ss;sS AaiStsSsssA COATS.
! h " DoUBIB BREAsrED VESTS.
BUSINESS SUITS.
PLAIN ANp FANCY CASHMERE.
Together with fl,asersr Il STOCK
o.SS$fsa sSzf
rHs CITY.
N.B.-ws also have -v,
hs$sssH:sr s$s5k
r1soE9 GOODS
ogsrosmf WORK.
AL '' "'SI UNUSUAL LOW PRICES.
GENTLEMENp FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, GAPS, SHIRTS, TIES, sUsPnNDlRe,
""'' J.H SMITH, No. 46o.
SMITH BROS, No. AGA.
| CLoTHIERs AND MEROHANT TAILoRs,
Seventh street, OPP. Post Office,
| oe 25Sn Washing gton.
800 SEVENTH STREET 369
HoUsEKEEPERs, LOOK TO YOUR INTEREsFr
LARGEST STOCK
FURNITURE AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
| IN The DISTRICT
AND AT Prices THAT DEFY CoNPETITIosl
! We Ask the public to call and examine eur stock
| Of Furniture and Housekeeping Goods previous to
| per cent.
CARPETS, RUGS. MATS,
| OILCLOTHs, WINDOW SHADES,
| from the New York Auctions, at Greatly Reduced
| Prices.
PLATID Spoons AND FORKS,
"'GfJhss GLASS AND CkocKERY WARE.
| 500 BED COMFORTS, which We can and are sell
! ing less than any house in this city
1000 COMMON BEDSTEADS, at manufseturers'
des'iot 500 7th street. between I and X.
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AVA iNuRR

lYx 4 n q 4.
4 No RI.
TH1 BEST AND CHEAPEST MANURE IN TIL
UNITED STATES,
The undersigned, having contracted fora :,
9anurs At Giesboro Point, D: O., are nowprs.
Rs1ea 70 PM On board vessels free Of expense TO
VESSELS WANTED,
Address No. $50 = street, Washing or tn
GIESB0RO POINT MANURE WHARF, " ="
aI l0-tf JOHN PETTIB0NE d co.
THE OLDEST HOTEL CONDUCTED ON TUE
l.. EUROPEAN PLAN,i
Is enlarged to double j its EE f9EWsr capacity.
CerHr Fa. au. and l1th ST., Washingtoa, y, C.
THIS hotel, the Oldest conducted on the lufopssn
plan In this city, b as been enlarged and .
improved IN every way necessary for the yEsHAH
accommodation of the increasing guests, lt.M1 E
Thankful for the patronage already received, the
proprietor hopes tn at by attention to business We
sontlnue to receive patronage as heretofore.
quests WIN only be charged with at they receive.
oc &-tf P. ENRICH, Proprietor.
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PERSONAL.

nR. DARBY can BE consulted, confdeuti ally,
- either personally or by letter, at 492 7th ST..
between and K. Those who have been unfort tu-
Bate hitherto in their selection of physician
should call on him. dec 10 Inn
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TRAVELLERS EI1REOTORY.

TRAVELERs' EIREOTORY.
(,RSAT PENNSYLVANIA RoulH
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
s.
s,. on arghs VII .
HsTrissars hass 9s" Aoosnnodation.--s.SPP:% PP:%:
lightning E1prsss----- ---y ssV r ID.
rHl $50 A. N. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
v,n .as % .nd for
Hlo, Rochsster, Dunkirk Canandaisua. and Nj
sf FRaIS FL fRoM fR5s &yisurseros
1tn ss' .sd = Il. North a and fi'sa,s
and tho West,
n-spINe CARS ON NIGHT ="
soT sRr TICKETS At cow s.AINs
N rasOueg :" ".sArs as asTsT,t srsnss1yF s1Fs'.
Low 1ARs AND au1cB r1xr
- For tickets and any info o-.,, ,.s.
Pa 1ysnae and sth ,nSs1 .ni. Hoss
avenue Siss sc. sssHSiRRi M R{iif'''
.av Pass an Ticket 1.nt ssrn.s %naadhS;s 49, St.
PAllADr AfHIA STEAMERS.
AD1Lr press Line, semi weekly, between PHIL
Was <HIA and ALEXANDRIA, -
TO s,aaINGT0N and GEORGE EeasKS
STEAMERS Msyfower, Philadelphia and George
Regular sailing days WEDNESDAYS and SAT.
| URDAYS, from No. a North Wharves, Philadel-
| phia. and No. SO Water street, between Congress
| and High, Georgetown.
| Por freight apply to
| No. SO Water street, Georgetown.
Agent in Philadelphia, VIM. P. CLYDE. IA
| North Wharves.
Agents in AleIandria. FLOWERS & BOWEN,
| No. KinRst. nov Sf
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THE SALEM LEG,

q. w. B0TELER. JNO. W. B0TILHR
c. W. BOTELER SON,
'IMPoRrERs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
CHINA, GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY, SILVER-PLATED WARP,
BRITANNIA WARE. BLOCK TIN GOODS,
TIN CHAMBER SETS, COAL OIL LAMps,
JAPANNED WATERS, DOOR MATS,
YEATHIR DUsTERs. BRUSHES,
WOOD WARE, AND
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES GENERALLY,
~ HOUSES. HOTELS. AND STEAMBOATS,
FURNISHED IT SHORT NOTICE.
31S IRON HALL,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
i7-eo6m between 9th and 10th sts
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DROPosALs FOR RED BRICK.

DROPosALs FOB RED BRICK.
Chisf Ouar.,rn ass,,s Office, Depot ef Washinston,l
Washington, d. G., Dec. IL, 1854. {
Sealed Proposals. win be received At this othce
until TUESDAY, December %, 1864, at II O'Clock
m, 70. the delivery at this Depot Of
100000 RED BRICK.
Pre- pesals must be plainly endorsed "Propo& 9
for BED Brick - and addressed to the uAd gned.
d n. RUCKER,
Brig. General and Chief Qusrtermsster
de l2-td Depot of W ashin gtop, D. g.
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AUCTION SALES.
T'RUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE RE
III -

In pursusnce Of a decree of the Circuit Court for
isuity, pass in the case of Thomas WsIih Hs vs 81
Nicholas c. sphen apd Laura n Jones. Admins.
sai.. at the late 1ssidenee H Of
ssy OF OF sss 1884, s an II
If Of the s
AdRs fSs
mirabi, situated for regidences and for: farming
the and Rsroad and ds
tant but, few minutes, walk from scaggs Station.
large oSesard. and, with R tie aid of fsftiiaers, M
ysted, commanding and healthy, and the society in
advsn tages it possesses on account Of s location
capitalists; and those desirous OF making a ju
dleious investment would Go we'll to attend the
The buildings consist Of large Frame Dwelling,
This properly adjoina the lands of Thos. Walker,
John Eversfeld, AID the heirs Of Alex. Keech and
The terms 81 sale as prescribed BY. the decree,
are One half Of the purchase money in cash, aad
interest from the day Of sale, to be secured with
approved security, On payment of the .hoIe pug
fee simple. N. G. sTEPHIN,
SALE OF CONDEMNED MULES.
CBIrF CHAMPIONSHIPS OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WAshJNGToN,?
WAsHIsGI9N, D G Dec; - 1851. !
near tss obs obs.rTstory. ~ Washngtan, ' b. o. on
wEDN DNksDAY, December Is, 1864, at 10 o'clock a,
m, about
CONDEMNED as UNFIT for public service.
Terms cash, in Goyernment funds
d.. Brig Gen. and oblsf HES q: Is
SALEoF OoNDsHNEP 9UAkTIRMAsrER's
e"', eHa'Hass H@frs.oa S:f 'f e. nes so'nsai ia ssi
VIII be sold at pu blic auction, at Gstrset Wharf
Deeem Der 18th issa at 10 CLOCK n a. M. let Of
Quartsrmaster's Stores, condemned as unit for
tob on Cans Lamp Feeders: spgns Lanterns Brass
line SPIKES; Augurs, Cups and ssucers. bowls,
ks1 Ss.tR9ps BgSksts, Fin Msr1s cpea
Tin Cups. Wash basins Tin Dippers, Water Bar
Bc. Lee das CORR EnhSF Life
serves, Brooms, sbovels, Ensigns. Bridles, Hal
PiIiows' Quiits Blankets, DC, mar
Successful bidders will be required to remove
the stores within ave go days from the date of
rerueCash in Government funds,
Brigadier een1 and Chief Quar- IN termaster
dec II I'd Depot of Washington. D. C.
OUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE.
oG FIRST DIVISION,
wAsHiSGroS CRY, Nov. 81 1894.
49,, Til be sold ut Public Auction. to the high
est oidder. at the times and places nsIned below
WILLJJA,hspoRT. IL, Pa. THURSDAY. December
JOHNSTOWN, Pa, THURSDAY, December Is.
1854 ~
TRENTON. N. j., THURSDAY, December q,
1854
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES
A. each place.
:. These Horses have been condemned as unst for
the cavalry service Of the army
tor road and farm Z purposes many good bar.
gains may be had.
Horses sold snsly.
Bale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock O.. m.
Terms cash, il United States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
. Colonel First Division,
oec iSt QuaTtermaster Generals Office,
I ARGEsT STOCK OF
A,, PIANOS
ORGANS MktoDBONs,. and Musical - !
Evening star., 1864-12-19

SH9K GASs6hs IDR psA4taVJrss 4Hdv received sish.
make ers In New York. Apply ts p. 81 BELLIW n
o.. so III street. three doors ssuti q Odd Pei.
Jow1 Hau. N0.W
Evening star., 1864-12-19
FT,REAsURY DEPARTMENT.
O4FIoE OF OoMPIRoLLEA eP IHI CulRHloY
WaShiuR,On. f}rtobeY A 1854

TTNHHABUHY UEPAnI NENIs
O4FIoE OF OoMPIRoLLER eP fHs CulRBloY
WaSkiHgton, October 4, 1864.
Whereas By satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned, it has been made TO appear that
Washinsioa. in the county OF Washisston and DIS
f,ieI 0 Colombia, has been duly organized under
Congress entitled IAN act to provide a National
cdrssncy. secured bya Pledge of United Unite States
demptiop thereof, approved June 8, 1864, and has
eompsed With all the prSyishio9s hs OF said act re-
the business Of banking under said act:
Now therefore. Hugh McCulleck: OomPtroer
tsona! Bank of the Mstyo2olis, In the City 0 Wasa.
cesan.bia E is .usSorzsd to commencs the businsss
of Banking under the act aforesaid
In testimony whereof, witness my hand spd seal
of once this fourth day of Octo1sr, 1854.
IL.s.] HUGH MoCULL0CK,
oc5d6Dt Comptroller of the Currency.
Evening star., 1864-12-19

Under THE BAN; tale Of the ninsteenth
~ century. The Army Surgeons Manual; By
VIM. Grace. Westminster Review for Octaber
Arizona and sonora by 1t Mowry. From Dan to
NOV 10 FRANoK TAYLO b: