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GrN. JACKSON Is more often referred to
than quoted by the radicals. His frmness
| lie made an excuse for their radicalism. -
Whatever is said against the use of coersive
measures, as alone calculated to restore the
Union, is called by them anti-Jacksonian.
That he did not hold, to coercive measures
as the surest means of preserving the Union
is shown by . mere glance at his writings
In his farewell address, in 1887, occurs the
following passage -,
But the Union cannot be preserved and
the Constitution maintained by the mere
coercive power confidcdte the general gov
erument.. = sfa2 81 -9,,;1 -:as.7-' G..
II such a struggle is ever begun, the citi
zens of one section of the country are ar,
rayed in arms against those of 'another in
doubtful conflict; let the battle result as it
may, THERE WILL BE AN END OF
| THE UNION, and with it AN END TO
THE HOPES OF FREEMEN!. The vic
tory of the -yictors would not secure to
them the blessings of liberty. 1t would
ayenge their wrongs, but they themselves
would share in the common ruin.
-.?&+ r. u - aft*
But each State has the unquestionable
right to regulate its own internal concerns
according to its own pleasure and while it
does not interfere with the rights of the
| Union, every State must BIO the sole judge
Of the measures necessary to secure the
safety of its citizens and promote their hap.
piness, All effort on the part of the people
Of other States to cast odium upon their
institutions, and all measures calculated to
disturb their rights of property, or to put
in jeopardy their internal peace and tram
GUILTY., are in direct opposition to the spi
rit in which. the Union was formed, and
must endanger its safety.
These statements appear to be particu
larly applicable to the present condition OF
affairs in our country. The closing para
graph is in brief clear statement of the
much quoted and much abused resolutions
Of '9S. The loyalty of jackson will hard
ly be called in question, and those who are
so fond of referring to Old Hickory would
do we'll to read some Of the things which
be has written.
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Il AVING sold the banks from which / have
been furnishing coal this winter, to Richard
Nolan, l recommend The old customers of that
bank to continue their patronage with my success
or will furnish coslto such others as may favor
me with their orders
fel3-3t JOHN WATERHOUSE.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned have been duly appointed nd
i mnstrators of the estate of Robert Patton
late OF Belmont county, Ohio, deceased All per
sons indebted to the estate are requested to make
Immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them, duly authen-
ticated to the undersigned for allowance.
MARY PATTON,
A D. RICE,
Z4fe iw Administrator
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Z GEN. GARFIELD. In an address at the
Sanitary Fair in Cleveland, on Monday,
made theslgniicanr remark, that from facts
in his possession, he was led to believe the
rebels were never stronger than now.
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DIED.

March sth, 1854, Charles, infant son OF Thomas J.
and Mary McCuly, aged four years and nine months.
The funeral will take place on Wednesday at O'Clock
P. N, from his fathers residence on the Island.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend.
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Within the past week a number OF dis
z raceful mohs have taken place in Northern
towns. In almost every instance the le-
turned soldiers were engaged in the lawless
transaction. The soldiers who perpetrated
these outrages, however were hut the M
struments OF the lawle Abolition faction
that have unloosed the elements of violence
and tumult. Our soldiers, uninauenced by
tte instigations Of reckless fanatics, would
not SO disgrace their calling by deeds o.
vandalism against peaceable citizens But
1t is part Of the Addition programme tc
excite sentiment antagOnism OF betTHenthe
Democratic masses and the rank aad file oil
the army. 1t is the purpose Of the Gema-
gogues of the ruling party to use the min
tarv arm 10 control the Presidential cleo
ton, and the initiatory movement is wit
messed in these acts of outlawry, SO well
calculated 10 pTov0k, retaliation OIL the
part of incensed citizens, and thus to create
animosi,y and viudietiveness between
civilians and the military.
But these lessons of dscord, "baing
taught, return to plague the inventors. p
The Abolition incendiaries are kindling a
tame that will be sure to scorch themselves.
If the spirit of riot and wanton destruction
should be given the rein, it will soon &C
quire pace that those who spurred it on
will be unable to check; and then, our word
f1rit, the Is lack Republicans will be the prin-
cipal sufferers. For their own sakes, as
we'll as for the public quiet, we call upon
upon the Abolition journals to assist us in
crushing these germs OF insubor5inaton
and violence. The indifference and com.
parative silence with which tho intelligence
of such outrages is, habituslly received by
the Administration press is virtual en-
couraeement to their REPETITION. Ii the
soldiers of the republic are to be maddened
with d,iuk and then excited to collisions
with our citizens, a reign Of tumult, anarchy
and bloodshed is about to be inaugurateC
that will give its Abolition originators sore
cause Tor repentance
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AN abolition book made its appearance
recently in New York, advocating directly
the amaigamation oi the white with the
African race. 1t is accompanied with per
haps a score Of endorsements. Some O,
them, unless tor5erles. are from sources
fromwhich suchdlsgusting Kings were n OF to
be expected But among these endorsements
are che from Fred. Douglas and another
from DR.. J. McCune Smito. Now, these
two fellows are both niegers. The last
named niger says to the author Of the
work, II am pHling TO put my signature to
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q mid 2e0 bbls. Washington Mills Plour.
IIUUus 100 bbls. West Point Mile.
100 bbs. Snow Flake.
Just received and for sale by
So Nmn Srse
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pNH ycHNerON,
u SAIrsAOrnso o1 HOSPITAL,
o1yi9s hi s2YFh iI1fnsphs1ok ssTnSaf
:as. ssH ~ = s.
RE IssEAs s o. inPkUOEs9E
r~,s~, Ss +. = - s'' pr e :.
Cur. Kan aSHT e g2xs 81 b sS e. L"
., asssss s. s .ns s.4s s
s.p,.tioa of the Hssrt. f,miais1a rrsmbn..
Ph1ass so.. or s,n R. s
aauns sso@a, ;lo, or s9Ss.-sn's: Terrible D.Sr
he 80 Ct 1 ss., q
ssnsio'pstions. rendering marriage. 40. inposs.-
s.,.e.y Who hsye se.c @s =. victim. .,.o,,
g .aa
Young Men Of the most exalted talent and brilliant
tsnnx VIE Se psr % %
: sssss . :1'sse' the living Tyre cali VIII n
''nna''Tl kE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
= ssEs assi 81 e. ".
e. ssa LGc, Of .S,oG:T
ssnassn:nt Of q. objective lenet,on.. esasiN De-
much n he drasded-I,naa Of Nsmorv OonfnsinS
e iisss: DspFss.Ion Of sRE,t. lyil torssediaSs.
sod'' Tln'di''' 3fM AKRngr
nes,:ss Pcs, % yong Ne. % .sspIls.s
Debility. wasting Of ths Organs Dsformiaeo. 70,
'iG.i 81 ss, .,.is. S;S :s ;.a.r
eeaads SIS sen %. :. s:ss saS
S. sa, -" W., - 'A'n :. rA'h''aa'
oheA iapE SbiHksrs:4 10 x.t tkHIRsoaTIsEoH
D Dr.. Jornston's msrvelous tres, ment weak
restored fkouaands 81 the most nsrvous- asS4ii-
tated and i'm potent who had Lost an Soss ~
teen Immediately relieved,
All im Redin,euk to N Arriass, Phydcsl or Nsnta2
Decentralization. LOIS Of Progressive Power. Nsr-
yocs irrttabiiiry. and WsAknssa or n.
haastiop Of the most fearful kind, speedily c0re1
Oh. JOHNSTON.
4emker OF the Royal College Of 6afeoone Lon.
COR: 6staoaIs ttom one Of TIE most smies.i 0eI
whore hfe haa beer spent In the hoSDatals OF Lon
don Farts, Phiadelphia and else where has efeeseA
knevn; many troubled with rinsinS IN ~ SssS
Ae ears when asleep great nerve uness n aiarIsI
q sudden sounds, bashtulness With frssvsSV
Of mind we're cured immeoi
70 ING MEN
Hao sase injured thsms.lys. ~ 2 eersa,n prassise
Aouked In y her . ons-a habit fr-sasntly lsarnoS
nm svI eomeanions or at sohsoi, the effects o.
vhieh are ME htly fslt. even when ealssD and noS
snied renders marriage im eossiblS. and deatroy0
What . pit, that young i man. q. SoIs 81 iis
eouI TRY aud darling Of his Dars-ts, Should 30
~ M from al the ,ts aad sajoynene .
Such pei soas must, bsf,re e,ntsnDlatins
rss.s, .ha. . sound MIND and bod, ~. the uoss
nns me- h VT OUT These the Jooroey earousS
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY


BALTIMORE Ep OHIO RAILROAD.
&0a
On and After Wednesday, January ssfh, 1864, dstly
trains will ne run between Wash .nEtoh ana Sss
sork and Washin ston and the West as follows: :
FOR PRlLADELPHIA,H NEW YORK and BOSTON
Leave Warrington at ard 10 As A. NJ and D
and $50 p. NJ, except Sunday On sunday. 1t 50
p. II. only.
BOR BALTIMORE
Leave Washington at 6a, and 10 IS A. n
and ), u, and ~ P. H. daily. except Sunday
FOR ALL PARTS or THE WEST
Leave Washinston ct So snd A. N. and %
2 d. daily. e1esDt Sunday. On Sunday. at J. 80 p.
only.
FOB WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore 81 $50, 10, 9 As and 9. 20 A
x. ano $50, SIS, and $40 P. NJ except Sunday.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave Warrington 1t go A. n and as P, n
Leave Baltimore At N A. u. and SIS p u.
1rains leaving Washington At 4. II. and
$50 p. ~, 90 through to New York without
change Of cars Sleeping Gar on 80 P. n. train
The nrst and fourth trains from Wsshinaton,
and third and dfth trains from Baltimore, stop at
all way points.
Tor further information, tickets Of every kind.
70, apply TO George 8. koonts, AGENT ct wash
tngton etAtion, or At the Ticket Once.
W.P. SMITH Master Of rransp'tn.
10 20-n Intel ChFon.I
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THE EVENING STAR.
o + Fl &c 1 A l. +.

Yay Department, 4ajatant Generals OTce,
Washington. d. G., March %, 1894. !
The following officers, having been reported
~ the headquarters of the army for the offences
kers,n sf,sr specified, are hereby notified thar
they will stand dismissed the service of the
United States, uplees, within fifteen tI3) days
fron THE date they appear before the Miitiry
Cemroission. in session IN this CITY, OF winch
RTisadier General Rickets, u. >. volunteers,
n President, and make satisfactory defence to
NE charges against them:
For c,ring dvplieate discharges 10 enlisted men,
vsciasoa Of Paragraph los, Reused Army Regu-
Captain John F. Burton, nth New York bat
ATy.
So, being in the city Of Washington pithout au-
thority
Captain Daniel aillett, I2Oth New York vol
Hnteers.
Absence toithout Leave.
S~con Lieutenant Alexander ID. Patten, 1iStn
Indiana volunteers.
surgeon A.. Weidenbach, 37th Ohio volun.
teers
~ ~usterisg persons for pay as oteers IN grades
IN ckicA Aey had not been mustered, IN ctototi0n
II General Orders No. as, series Of 1858, from the
We1 Department
Captain John Varly, 116th Ohio volunteers
Fnet Lieutenant John M. Jarboe, 10th West
Virginia volunteers
MAJOR Ernest Schache, 18th Ohio volunteers.
E. d. TOWNSEND.
Assistant Adjutant General
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PROPOSALS.
ID ROP o D LIS fOR n U l. q
CnB1 QuAn,kRxAsTxa's 0yIioE,


DkPor OF WAsH1sGros, I
washirstu~; D. e, Aaren S, .s'4a
until n0Npsf Aprit 4, 1864. q. u oelors ", for
aoos an I'll u tn Tsa
.u., SPECIFICATIONS:
Al :, 3, be ,oartsen n ap T over d II seisss
to BE- ever ,b,se g, and - ant.r noe ,s'
dred and ten t7l0) pounds each.
PROPOSALS.
ProPossls 70 be for I'VE hundred go, and dpva ds
The uil Fame and post ofic address OF the bid
der must appear in the proposal.
II the bid Is made in the name of 3 arm, the
names of all the parties must appear. or the bid
wis be considered As the individual proposal of the
Proposals from disloyal parties viii not be con.
sidsred ana an osth of allegiance must accom- paay
Proposals must be addressed to Brighter eepsr-
81 3. Ruck sR. Qusrterm sster o g. Army, Nash.
inst9n: D g. and should be plainly marked PRO.
GUARANTY
The ability Of the bidcer to hl the contract,
should il be awarded to him, must be GU .rxnteed
bs two Responsible persons, whose sigma lures must
be APPENDED to the susr. ,pyn.or. WA.
shown by the seial eerti5sas Of the Clerk Of the
assres, District Court. Of the United states Dis
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
are opened or their proposals will NOS be consid-
Bonds in sum esu.I to tn. amount a Of the eea:
viii 81
der OF bidders Upon SIGNING the contract.
&: he
men with them. 10 have bonds signed in antici-
patton and ready to be produced when the contract
Bi;nis for bond. can b. procured upon .pglis.-
'' ls'''f OF s p ssie 81 GUARANTEE. 50
s4an.s sss sh .as
suarant.s in case the foree9ins bid Of - Be &C
esp.sn:s n said bid EXECUTE II. contrast for the
s.@s With GOOD and sIfacisns surssis., IN sum
..sS!e;,i:enent dated March =, isl under snicS
~: !: a.s: .ood liz Sis.Issss Sss.ssa he
.ss bidder: Or the person to whom the coat'sst
witness G'.en 9nS.5 our hssa' and seals
hsrehy earthly that to the best OF my knowledge
ana belief the above named .usranseIs are good
4h suM n - Tor the amount Tor which
To b ::5tissd 5; tss United States District A.
the United St.tss Go1srnmsnt, or respo per-
son known tn this office.
INSPECTION. DELIVERY, 10.
Al Mules contracted Tor under this I'D vertissment
vti be subject to Ikid inspection; and Il ose not
4s as: to II p s s
twenty t2oj days from the date Of signing the con-
Payment to b. made upon the com plstion Of the
contract or so soon thereafter a. the Depot Quar-.
teimAster shall ie In uDds
n,sh the terms q this sdve tisement. will ensure
rbsse N ales Viii bs ava d.d in lots of $50, avs
:soaIa dem i Tor The interest q the government
ssht to reject an, all bids that b may dssm too
Brig. Gen. and chiel q
nh Is I'd Depot o! Washington.
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hitshAh.rrosroted By ksy.i Letters Patent
] Of EDs tAnc and secured By the ssAls of the
so0ie do Pharmsoie de Paris, and the Impsriaj
College Of Medicine, Vienna
rfieemar No lis the edectuAi remedy for BsiAx
ssinn, epsrnstoI rhoA. ana EIhsu.slon OF the 5yss
aem rris.mar n. has entirely supsrsedsd the
nsaseous OF Copsiva Cub,bs 60 Triaemss
70. 10 the infAib.s remedy for al Inn PARTIES snd
see .nas'' sy%ptoms thus obviatins the use Of
5000 ps sparstion is In the form Of : most axrsss
Dle LossnSs sscorsd from effects Of climate and
our SseAses In ONE for %, and In S0 essas shue
savins o. Divided 10 separate doses a sduinis-
cred ey VaiHsen. eAile@ands. Boar, 30. 30
aleeaker street, New YG.k
70 be hAd Also ofa @ FORD. No 4YU Pa ~ .
sr.usF M sweet Eah -
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PROPOSALS.
ORcPOsALs FOR HATE, GAPS. SHOES. Day
GOODS, s1wIN9 MATERIALS, &s.
HIADeuARrxss DRrsseEs OF vssHIssros. }

H1ADeUARrsss DErsSeEs OF HAsHissros.(
CNtt = chef quartz. master. 7
pps, f pr1pos.as Wi. be .e;.iyed a. this
and children in this Depsrtmg Mt. Bro .saS rus
Ut, DC, ana "ther sersicaabls Bapts aud Shoes
Chip. felt ana woods n IA =. and cloth c.ss.
ao,ss md n,t 1nd hams, Blankets, aas other
Hickory stripes Cor shir,sJ Bed Ticking, I'M
blsached Mnsliu. and woollen SOCK.
Bone suspet der Bnttons large Buttons for coats.
White Pc cels,n Butt ms, Yarns. Needles, and
ssu t1 With eaea so at the
penss nt the party forwarding the same.
No verbal prorositions viii be entertained but
every oia or mod ihcatian Of the same mast be in
Purchases will be made from time to time ~ the
GOES are needed under coatrsc. or otherwise, as
od seenPty viii be rs for the faithful
ointment OF an, contract made under this adver
Propossls sh 5uld Re sealed and addressed to the
nnefp5 r1 ned and spdOrsad PspRossl; TO-
lieutenant Coione Ell and Chief On srtsrn ..ssr.
nh 26-lot Department Of Eashinston
WASHINGTON ARsENAL
WASHIsGTon. O., March %, 1854.
PROPOSALS will De received until April 10 It this
he wn.lf ss soashsa.s sn ae
SO islic: Pin1 Piles. middle diameter on. foot.
ranging il snxsh from 70 50 feet, as ioliows:
Isl Pies. "a to n fact
I40 Piles, % to 30 feet,
2s5 oak Piles, middle diameter one foot ransins
In Length from b to 50 'eet, as follows:
80 Piles, Is to p feet,
10 Piles, 81 to 50 feet,
r- IS Piles. So 20 IS feet i -
l6Pi.es. 81 to " feet -.
tiles 80 feet r .-' .H.
1900 running feet OAK sts in GERS iddls diam ater
ose loot, to cut 2 feet faced on one side.
round
4!tm running feet Oak strinsers, middle diameter
one foot. q cut Is feet, ound
so running feet square Oak Timber, foot I
foot, to cut q feet
l3Om superficial feet Of TWO inch Oak Plant to
cnt 10 feet, be ny $3.50 lumber feet.
to eSnn legs 10, sribhins and flooring, diameter
=. 400 supsrdcsi fe.t being, say 80 700 ~ ming
feet or II stiea fe 1T loai IN c,rds Of VOID
Proposals will specify ct what time deli seriss
Will be completed. J. a. BaNPDN
NH rs l3t Captain Dom m audins
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Q p = T. I A l. :.
Headquarters Military District Of Washington, }
Pr0uest N,r:haps Ot6ce.
~ ~ 1871 Y

Headquarters Military District Of Washington,
Pr0ueSt H,rshaYs OtBce.
Washington, D. O., March %, 1861.
General Orders No. IL
Hereafter the sale Of clothing, either citizans'
or military, excepting understanding ana oooss
and shoes, y TO enlisted men Of the United states
Army, Is prohibited In the District OF Cosun-
bia, excepting by special permission from tnese
headquarters. Violations OF thIs order Will 90
punished by the imprisonment OF the ofe nders
ard closing Of their respective places OF ousl-
ness,
By command OF Brig. General Martindale.
T. INsRAHAM,
mh24.Iw Colonel and Provost Marshal.
War Department, Adj~samt Generals 0gee,}
Warrington March IL, 1854.
All applications for leaves Of absence or per.
mission to visit Washington must be addressed
to Major General Haileck, Chief OF STAN, and
must specify the business for which the Off Ger
desires the permission. kilograms addressed
direct to the Secretary OF War on this subject
will receive no attention. ....
BY order OF the Secretary OF War:
E. d TowssBNp,
Assistant Adjutant General
Headquarters Military District Of EasA.nston,
Washington, D. O., February 10, 1854. )
General Orders No. 3.-Col T. Ingraham, 3sth
Massachusetts volunteers, lie heraby detailed
as Provost Marshal OF the Military District OF
Washington. He will be respected and obeysd
BY command Of Brig. Gen. Mart,ndale.
JOHN p. SHYRBURNR.
&c Io-u Assistant Ad1ueant teneru.
Passes 70 Visit the Army Of the Pstemsc.
/. Applications must be made at the ONCE Of
Majsf Louis II. Pelouze, No. 203 street. be.
tween 18th and 18th streets, between ii q. m.
and p m, except Sundays Major Pelouze
1s authorised to sign the passes.
2. II not granted 1t the office Of Major Pc.
louze, the decision is Anal, and no reference
need be made at the War Department.
3. Passes cannot Be given to females to visit
the army. a....
BY order Of the Secretary OF War.
e. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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uAPfisAee On MIs xki i-rdAr Is THS
HI QUA6TIOS-fhs PROJECTORS Of tao PaRf.
tI.EsAB \ 1T or aON DERs, ANarOaY. and
hHDICikk,' have eetei mined. rsxsrdi-As = 81
Hense--to ssue free Tor he benefit Of suffer-
Ira humanity fo., Of th.:r ost nst.uativs aad
IL t.res'ins Lectures on Marriage and 1t. 4 nah.
6cAdons. Nervous Debility, Premature Eealins
INDIGESTION. Veal Ress Depression, u fguorsn,e
Of Physio.ogy snd stgre's Law These tnvAlua able
lectures have been the me Ans Of en,ish epins saa
u sA,ds. nd 81 be FORWARDED free IN tas
receipt Of four ktAu0s. - dressing Scyetory Par.
Vav. Nes Yo:h iuBI
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War Department, Idjwtant Generate Office,
WasAiSgton, March %, 1851 I
Captain J. II. Hewitt, I'd Kentucky battery,
charged with An offence and heretofore put.
kehed, u exempt from being dismissed the ser.
vice Of the J'nied States, the Military Com.
Aieeion, instituted by Special Orders No. S.,
series Of 1853, from the War Department.,
having reported that satisfactory defence has
been made in his case.
E. ID. TOWNSEND
Assistant Adjutant General.
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o BoPOs SAILS 1oR WOOp,

HEADQUARTERS Department af Vdshiss,on
t6kee of ca Vt QHar isynsassrr. )
WAshibS on, C., March ~, lo0l
hpR9PosAIs are invited for furni. hins sool to
sDee,ted. from laItet osnns wood or " sod lads
In - vent, Of the sam. VS.:
, H'rth Of the Posou a-F 5ris Gu inner, MaasaslA.
Rr,s, ., en- M. ,ta'nss ksa2. Ksssnsy Ds
sr. soe kimbsll Pafrott. ana Cameron,
, HsG OF Eastern BrsI Oh Potomac Hor.s 0rek,e.
U.tr.h sny der stsn:9n Baker Davis, ont.
sou Of Potomsc-sorts Macy, Bsaau Allen, o.
Filth, R.Dnstt De ka,b, OorcoYan. HAssarty.
xsnmealuy Whippls osfs, TilIinshsst. Craig aud
Prop sails will h. received uadsr tst, Awe, t;...
r en-. for xooa anyv here With the limit. Of The
Depar'n emit Of Washington for supply Of troops 10
Prep sails win 30 ads in the folio vim manner;
2. For vpod ielIec By the tinted states Easi.
iesT, or other ~ifs price Per eord)
For vcod ca. and corded on ihs grouni.
tty and au.li'v OF Tha vood and its dsasans from
the res, est fort cam stati a for troops
SOB bidder mJ at sttaoh his full n me AID oost
en- ader - to his BID ana tn. n,11es o. al mar
rs Interested In the proposals must appear Ia tho
Bids win b. opened from time 10 time And sou
qytr'd. 70 -
re ;i.bt is reserve t. a;espt al or .ay p.r. OF
No verbal prop ,it'ors WIN b. emit r..iu.a. b,
tvs,y bid or dedication OF the same, mus. b. IA
tISpS,.ls sio.ld ts endorsed Proposals 70.
ELIAS n CRIME,
Lieut.. Dol. sn1 uhi.f Qaart~rn sIar
mbR.H department OF Warrington.
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Har Department, Adjutant Generals Office,
WdsAington, March 26. 1851.

Washington, March 26. 1854.
Captain a. s. Nesmith, assistant quartermas-
Ter Of olunteers, having been reported at the
headquarters Of the army for failing to report
~ headquarters Military District Of Wash
ington, as ordered when arrested by the patrol
EskYuary %, 1854, Is hereby notified that he is
exempt nom dismissal from the service OF the
United States, he having made satisfactory
- >ense TO the charges against him before the
Military Commission convened by Special
Orders No. So, February 2, 1863, from this once,
AoW In session in this city.
e. D. TowNe1HD,
Assistant Adjutant General.