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CAPT. HUrcHIsGs.
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oS isru schooner Aid, y foot Of nth e. y
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until the sstS
With Sss aGs on Ssof the
lie 70 De delivered at Washington City. d. O., in
%S R I'D on z, tie I. 10Th d. osS9zsmssr
1000 head on the 18th day of November.
,So head on the 9th day of December.
Zoo head on the 18th day Of D DeSemSsr and
and
pounds gross weight Heiers and Buis not Wsnts6
r Teniy per c. mt of the purchase money win b
bond with good and sufficient security, will -
Government reserves to iiselfth right to PAY 4.
NO nid viii be entertained when put in BY con-
their contract, when the bidder is not present .
ressP2phi ; to his bid. - $.
q e a ssS
the precise address OF all The members Of the 4rm
D; g. and g; S. U. :, a, Washington. D. CO
FORM OF GUARANTEE
We, -, Of the county of - and staS> a.
and ,.-,s of the county Of anu and ss.ss 3
fuh contract accordsnee VITA the able ,. 10 e
proposiiieh: and that, should his proposition -
eTPdsnce ~ once enter into contract IN
SsSq to t the contract be awarded him we are pr,
This guarantee must be appended tn a..h "a.
nrar;l, rhoPosA ALE are INVITED till the ,-s d.v
sistsncc Gntl IL for Furnishing the Sab
No vii VIII ee recelyed for what IL known As No,
- 0 barrl j. ana for any portion less than ths
pps ior The different grades should ne u.s,
- NJ f nnee,s OF paper. No bid will be enter- +
his bio. "e ~ present 10 respond 70 /,
me Quantity OF Flour required Will be about 50
Wwsrehouses in Coercion, or at the Raiiress
Depot ~ Washington, ID. C
he usual Government inspection x;sl he - "A. i
,uSt before the. Fl0uris received -.
The barrels to be head lined 3d. It 81
BIDS viii h accom- IA niedoy ar osth af Allegiance.
s si l. 80 SiF,T'sd - cvi, A FRCKTITH, A d. c.
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TELEGRAPEIIC.
LATEST FROM PENNSYLvANIA.
THE LEGISLATURE BELIEVED TO BE RE-
PUBLICAN.
A DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY on THE STATE
TICKFT AND IN C0NGRESSMES. 81.
Especial Telegram TO the Star.l

lNpeCldl leleErsiIh 10 Nnc ''e<Aa'J
HAERIsBUR0, PA, Oct live (Repuoh-
cans) have elected if not out Of the ~ Sena-
tors TO NIL vacancies.
As far as heard from, there have been elecsed
TO the lower house Of the Legis lature 81 deFno-
Gratis and As republicans; which. IL sustained
by the official returns, secures a republican
majority on joint ballot. and therefore We
United States Senator 20 be. elected pext
winter.
The Democratic state ticket we concede, is
elected by from three 10 six thousand majority.
We Cthc Republicans) have doubtless lost an
aggregate OF four, if not more, members ofCon-
gress-CampbeiI. Mcpherson and Grow bring
among them.
The Official returns are requisite to decide
whether we have or have not lost Thayef In
the 5th district. The majority Of Oongressnlen
from this State, il is now believed, will -
Democratic. 80
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-W. l.. Wall & Co
hucuonterS, sold yesterday afternoon in front
OF the premises, the large dwellirg-house and
iot on + street, between Sixth and Seventh
streets, known as the Fletcher property Pur-
chased by }. L. Kendall, Esq, for $1,000
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DEATH OF GEN. JAMES.

SAG HARBoR, Oct E.-Gen. c. T. James
died st O'Clock this morning from injuries re-
ceiyed yesterday while experimenting wa
his shells TO- .t. Lt "F1A
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CHARGE OF LARCENY YESTERDAY afternoon
4 contrabind servant, named Jenny, liyino
with Mrs.. Barnes. on Eighth street east stoIs
Il Falnahle breastpn from her employer during
her temporary absence from the house Jenny
was arrested by officer Harrison, ard takr1
before Justice Cull who committed her 70 ;ai
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ttOR SALE-A B4RGAIN-A HORSE AND
Bride. The horse is only years Old. very GSN
KIND and gentle, We'll GATED, and in every ~
respect r.. an excellent family horse Buggy and
auire at 300 street, at the stable of Dr. Greg
Pa. av.. where they may be seen oc Is I'm
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4@ Z " ST &C &. 400
PAPERHANGIEGS
embracing Gold and Velvet, Gold Stamnsd No
Gum ma and Low priced PAPERS appropriate either
Tor the richly adorned OF most hum bic Residence
W IEDOW SHADES. - q -..- sr
beautiful selection Gold Band, Imitation Gold
ana Common Shades Buff. Green and Blue Hni
lana, by the yard or made into shades
gn gAAL PICTURE FRAMES rTg.vyt
So, warranted 10 betTtfded sptfA Gslf Iesfs y =
the handsomest assortment in, the District, from
me oest in the country Also, beau
.ii9i ~ yTiety Of DARK, Wood and small sized Oval
TIC manufacture.
PICTURE CORD AND TAsSELs,
Dlherent sizes and coors Picture Rings Nails &c
- "a CARD PHOTOGRAPHS : - :
copies OF celebrated Pictures, Paintings Statuary
~, The attention OF those renovating is called to
The above goods, which We're purchased for and ON
accountof the times. will be sold at the lowest re-
nun eratlye prices exclusively for
-E.., =. CASH "..... .# e
ioa goods and labor when ehssed spd executed
Orders for PAPERHANGING or WINDOW
SHADES punctualfy executed. in city or country
j. MARKRITER,
- oc Aim Odd Eelawss Hsl
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. 81
NEW YORK, Oct. l7.-i1K a. m.-FiJt Board
US. Coupons, ISL, lo4 =; 7.3-iV Treasury Noses,
1861; Y. s. Demand Notes, 127X; Gold, I3sk.,
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NOTICE;-Ali persons indebted to the su bscril,cr
! will please call at the Office of Vim Mat
tingiy No. t92 Seventh, between d and L streets
ana settle, their accounts. otherwise they will be
placed in the hands of collector have sold ont
my entire stock and fixtures and desire that ali &C
counts standing open on my books should be closed
aS ~ possible = ~ - ~ ~'N
oc list FRANCIS MATTINGLY Ag47tb =
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INDIANA.

In the hurry Of going to press yesterday we
were made to set down Messrs Colfax, Julian.
Dumont and Dunn (republicans) as all de.
feated for Congress. What we intended IN
state, according to the tenor OF telegraphic dis
patches received here, was, that the first three
were believed to be elected and the last d.
feated
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RANKS OF ISSUE
~
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
WAsHiNGToS. .. GRoaGETowN
Bank OF metropolis. Farmers aud Mechanics
Bank Of Washington. Bank
Patriotic Bank Bank of Commerce
Bullion Bank -.
The Bullion Bank and the Bank Of Commerce is
sue notes Of the denomination of one dollar and
upwards. ocs-lm.
HORSE AND MrhE SHOES.
A large assortment of HORSE and MULE SHOES
on hand and for sale at nanufacturer's price,,
$500. JOS. l.. SAVAGE
Sign Of Gilt Saw. Pa avenue
OCT One door west af Tenth st
WRAPPING PAPER. &c..
w, scents per .eem:
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hR; HOLMES, THE FIRST EMRALMEK IN
y the nIted States, and hrst in this city having
nn ui.ned win the army has taken rooms. No. 20
hoeiasha avenue, where he il ready 70 execute all
eite,r Win hs an lch satisfaction a. haretofo-a
" n Dr b has nov no connection with hi- for.
10 eS pace Of bssiaess. 3O3 Pa Az se B.Ius
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~ 3 esnte Pc sss e q
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EOR FIELD SERVICE.-Hesyy. COIORpn
Il BLANKETS, for Officers and soldier. D
Also, COlo-ed FLANNELS, for Shirts
One price only, marked in plain figures
e. PERRY 4 BRO
&C 70 lot Pa. ave and Ninth street
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IcFHAIIANooeiA, TExN sUyDAY, OCTOBER 81 Isjz

bFt vi eh is Sp'n y b4l.g iis SIZED j
i'ie s'F si'ii shiVeH spfi93r witt The f,sii.le4
llasi. lsss Of lie lai oelB .p,.s. all sias "a
4 Fn o.. us =. VI Guns WIFI ntot ate ~
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II 'ihl7 bills q Jl.e fis a. l.lB edy q s.iisi
heis lAlie loye ti.e;f cs'nEl,y eIil scpSl5ts III
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g1ll A. ii's t'..IIfI i,~at KioA ,iiie iCo.ns ii
s9Epa. FoF there's "a i.veiy .ne a si.l.
4 KENl CCkEAN. |
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NUNBgR IS.


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TRLEGRAPHIC.
D..rA1cn,s Ten N. nan. -s.asn-


RicHnpsD- o. /. A. N9rthera papers of ths
2''i i.sNs I,eeu leeeived. bni the news in diem
is planls o. ta,t-
Gen B..r.l i4.sl been reinss.iied in comr.iai.s
Ht Louisville.
Al mp riant naval noveshent is on foot.ai
II Hon lead rfpbabiy towards SAvarhah OF
si'ib-ir, iii.drr e'.nsri.u,l.'fe Dsrons
/ B.ig IrD Rlsiihsn who waS svoniied al
Shllpsbarg IS .l.-ad-
4 Gold was anoseI ia New Y5rS ou the 2,d al
Iza1s
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E.,.ingSD. s-in.aAy. Ser.- =.
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HRfA nuBLE-lstS t'oe>sf.- He have been
feifl ij "a s'sn.eil AZ Cen fo1iley las I.oI
o'tin Uttered 'ssyss TroIr tin~ sr4ilnll, ~ ire
N.ohsfy ssaied-- -hl54ss fritAas.
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tnsIe-.isn.i.

EIcisxoND OF |3I-.n Tie Senate foda,
ih. Cia,, oi Al. selrEiis,da i,r.as.s Il and nj,
Siui.ep isr IND ai.fbiui,neit ot a e n.n.l,s..
b ii,stieenso l5ke \. e..nse 10 he taken. lEis-
i'nioly IN rs.a' iy. e, onifases perics.aiei Il,
DE foseeS :. lli4 vhl-ed Ssa,,s. WHICH tsst.a,.
~ 10 l.s isssesssd 4iueis Tie l.aiiie arSi.ive-.
b,l.nisl.
The House bI 2 - aushor z lie esiai.liri.-
hsli oi c4lnps ei Instruction was i,.,~setI
Also she on ise ii ? 10 seerEa.. z ihe NELL
f''i dep sr;'ne.'sf tie lr,s sio:isd asiiv. 81,
Us -'-'lsie i,.ii g. rrlsi aud reire-s TIC M
loFisfin'' hy q "a. my Of eafs .ef-s4 Ifeas-
III l.ofes WAS -ssei.
Z l''''s'i'ei'f o 1iis c,su'a;i,fe or coas-Fsnci.
iie NJ .i'n hili 1as scfrrilse. q II s,sii
e i'''ss' c'iFcr., sei.gs.. ~
+ 4. &c s.il,.s sie l.i.I W. ..i 10 I1royid..
z s'''' ~ '..ei oi ~ me u t4ce.iSe.l
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Il Is1essi.sr u ~
TIE Ia s.il ..@s Fss,l.ef coi.-dS56i net
ia 81 ia. ~ -
t:anxox6. o. + 4Ei.-zin lie senate tolia,
Hs listSs i,'a r-.li.9. 81 so.si.ss'r lsna,.e,
y. 5 g<.s-sd.
4s5; III E.ss ISL Att 6s'zrs 5ie rses /.
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lIg Ia. a ny
- - hI ,e lroy;.ls Tor Tie re-
+ -.lii-ii5 fu Lon .a'3 ii.e * is-s III .T tax
III 4 sl.,o Inc doassdeTste Tfs-.si,rs liy iaa
t'-e. tie Iiatst llil ableuliafory ~ AN az.
r BE erssas zAlinu -s.sF ,...i.S, i..irili.
fI1e i,Hsi l.lls.ni d. z- t..ss between. b }
!. -. 5 lnd s5 s-sietf Il l.s1..a..n,. +,
/ ''p'ee W''s -~epS~ei al isss.t id,ssih and
li-s..iy ls,d on lie ;:,ble
4 fes-.'"ii"is WAS qsiofied lefir,sing Tie
le5PnIii'nei'l ''i sin-s,ssS rB'ii sl.4 18Th.
"a Tie House bill was faS--d iroSiirs lo1
Ei.s e'.rei'nieni II tpnstripfs Oh he The l.m.ts
7 ~ States 81 s'i, Z + f.,..y al. f-s,i,i.,Ss,
40. tile Ses.s Eei.. prov i,s,.s.r IL. Or. *
izstlun OF n.ilial y e5nfts 10 /. sts.,l i.e r,.,,
ial tile feid.
Irise report 81 tie Coiarends Committee 81.
las Military Exc lnil lob bill ~ "a ,ee.f 10.
il s. the >ell lats ieso.piioli d :. .x.e.sle.l d.e
1rislvis-
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l-t3ef rrai StevenSod -ites r0iiee ~ the Kr.ox
s4it Aiesslef Oi hslPs z7ti. Ii.at Tie ioiiie 10
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~ Tae soaiaeTas i.i-- F,l'-.l Ness al lici,-
n...ts = /. -in7i-s- sp i,rs h4rlrs- Aita ilei
-sr - 10 .'t -it-iii -'n..re fiiaa trHsi-h 70
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-05

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Ieil4 Observer II
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-14

| TEACHERS AND FRiENDs OF EDUCATION
A few weeks ego, at the request Of several
Teachers, an article was written concerning
the Teachets' Institute. The article was
published with the view to remind the Ex-
ecu,ive Committee that they are expected to
act-that the Teachers throughout the coun.
ty are desirous Of assembling for the purpose
Of mutual support, assistance and instruct
ION.
It was supposed that il would be necessa-
ny only 10 remind the Committee of its duty,
in order TO secure prompt action; but 1t now
seems that we misunderstood the men in
whose care was entrusted that IN which ev-
cry true, devoted Teacher feels deep and
lively interest; for. has there been the slight
est exertion, on the part Of any one member
OF the aforementioned Committee. TO start
an inst itu,el
Speaking TO one, who occupies the post
ton OF President, We learned that he felt
satisfied that there ought to be an institute
nd that the young Teachers ought to get
one up! Believing from this, tha. he was
interested, we asked him to give the names
Of the members belonging TO the Committee.
l"Well," SAID he, in reply, "of late have
en- so busily engaged, that | have really
forgotten who they are" We suggested
that probably he, himself, had belonged to
that august body" "Hem," said he, "let
me see - yes, believe did," and he then
went on to give US the names of his coll
leagues.
! Is not this sheer neglect Of an important
duty1 However, there is one man on that
/ Committee, who is alive to his duty. The
others are either ont OF the county, OF do not
know that they have anything to do with
the matter.
There are petitions, addressed to Messrs.
y. +. Butket, W. X. Leonard, Wallace Tay-
lor, J. 4. BuIket, and John Bowman, Exc
cutive Committee, asking that they meet i'm
mediately and make the preliminary ar
rangements. The Teachers petitionng, bind
themselves TO attend and support the lnsti-
tute.
The care Of the Institute was entrusted TO
you, with the fond hope that you would
Prove alive to the interests Of your profess
ion. we now ask that you break the ST.
lence which you have so long observed in
regard to this important matter; aud let us
know what to do. AS matters now stand,
we know not upon what to depend.
p. S. Since preparing the above, we
have consulted two other members Of the
Committee, who express n Willingness to
come forward and act. They desire all the
Teachers feeling interested in the matter, TO
meet with them at the School Examiners
Office, on Saturday, March 18th, 1862, to
determine upon such n time and place as
will best suit the majority OF Teachers.
Teachers, as there is now evidence of a
,eviying interest being taken, assemble with
us. Three of tho Committee will be pres
ent. Meet and consult. G. q, B.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-14

FORTRESS MoNRoR, March 10
With the assistance Of the steamer
Spaulding the Minnesota has been
go, off, and is now on her way here.
She has received numerous shots,
but no serious damage.
The Congress is supposed to have
lost over n hundred men, inclu ling
but one officer.
The escaped crcws OF the Cum
berlsnd ani Congress have "rrved
here.
Tho Monitor has come MP to the
expectations that were formed oi
her, and has proved icrscl' inprcg.
nsbIe to heavy shot at cl sc quar-.
ters. She behaved remarkably well
on her passage from New York, aud
although the sea covered her decka
completely 1T times. h,r speed did
not seem to be at nil Diminished -
To her presence here may bc attiib.
u'cd the safety Of the MINES "a an,l
other vessels in port. ard the iinal
disabling Of the Mcrrimac, which
had previously been l.rool against
everything
Capt. Worlcn, Of tho Monitor
wac wounded in the head willie he
WAS looking ont o the wheel house
No other accident OF any kind oc
Cured to the battery or crew We
have no wounded.