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BUSINESS Nctircs.

Mrs. WINsL0ws SOOTHING SYRUp FOR
CmLDRRs-Reeves the Child from Pain. Inyigoraes the
Stomach and Bowels Cures Dy.eutery and Diauhes, Cor
reefs Acidy and Cures WndColic, Gives Rest Comfort and
Health CAdyen Tesliag and is a remedy ia Of
CAolera Infanfnn. Sold eyerywhere . cents oottle.
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.Iron.idcs Rcximeut.v

Co A. HEADqu AKrKRs NO. lsl "a av.
wanted for th Company who love liberty Tor
IL sake.
While We guarantee young who Join th Company tbs
a.ocaon those who love God well their country and
desire Join for this reason Al tae same tine
1--WE then. s the advantage Of bounty which Is foows
81 from the City $50 the War Committee b27 from
the United stae and IS st tie end VI the war aud iV ex
ira 10 ell who Join this Compsuy-beins total Of S@lZ
Now = the day and now ;. the hour
CHRISTOPHER PULLMAN, Captain.
Ironsldes MISUNDERSTANDING CT irs, elas'
company. Young Men desire their county but
unwilling tho dcruoraziug iuiu-rce too
often connected with soldiers life. should RALLY At
ONCE the iROSsIDES. Company Recruiting Ohc.t
No .D7 Broaissy. CHARLES T. RoDOEhs, captain H.
b. GlLDERSLEENE. Lieutenant.
Ironside- Regimeuf, Company Ca few more
men waited I'll thi. Company Men OF good cnar
duty Will hnd here associate. Of taeir own stamp
bounty as larts any Regiment now iormtnl
Kscrui,lns Office has been openei At No. lui bowegy
CHARLES 4. RODGERS. Captain.
JosErH DoRR LEI Lieutenant.
II. y. GfipEieIgEyz. I'd Lieutenant
Company y, Ironsides Ecaimsnt.-Good men
wanted this Company t- NeaGq no $40 @thst
The bo1ntes paid, sHd .apeigE adyan,age. Offered
DAVID D TERRY. Captain.
EDWARD ABBOTT, Lieut..
Ironsides Regiment, Company Ga WAR
MLEllNG IN AID o. ihi. COMPANY WI DO Leli On
" FDSFsDAY EVENING. a. e! O'clock, In Asuson
" r. Clurch Nofiok Iear Gfards,. Tho following
.akrrs hsye invited lde'- the meeting; Col Chas
u uld L~lt q. A. ]. ~. Do game, NtJorW L. barnes
Cop Cha r. Rod. eF,. hea DeuJ +. aneiEc Hon Moses
r Odc.l Eoa. Jos. Hoxe. Rev r. S.srles
H. r. GILDERSLEENE. Lieutenant.
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KNOWS FML STYLE OF HAT.-Knox is pr

kNOA MI NIlLE OF HAT.-hHOA Is PIT
pairing astous the pubic by the production of aa hat
Of maiohess beauty lie is fond Of sensations and Is
determined to be- outdone by the war bulletins OF the
daily papers, early day tho police in particular
and the people at large expect overwhelming crowd
in the neghbohood OF his popular esabli'hnent, No 23
Broadway KuoIs Fall Hat promise. tFoube.o our Pro
vot Marshal.
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CcntrnI Department OF the Metropolitan Po-

icc.At meeting o. The Board Of Police held the oth Jay
september l562, the following resolution ~es adopted;
Resolved Tbat the thsnks this Board be prcseu'cd 20
MYNDkRr VAN SCHAlCk, for hs donation OF OBJ N aid
~ IN. Mrtrorolitsn Gusrd JAS. BOWER President.
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Liii-a' BAND AID Lin, Bracelets,
One dollar tN0 go =, a. three dollars tacE,
a.
O. c ALLEYS No. fi5 EfondSay
Or. door below ana, 4.
s-T-I $50 v.
ppAKEtS PLANTATION BirTERS.

ST SiO-X.
DRAKF'S PLANTATION BlfrERS.
They purify strengthen and insisorale
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antloe to change Of water aud diet
The, Overcome effect. OF dissipation aud late hours
They stsonsthen the sys.em aud en.iyen the mind
They prevent masmatic aud u' srmii,ent fever.
They purify the breath aud acidiy ofthe stomach.
They cur Dyspepsia aud Constipation
They cure Diafrtea. Cholera and Cholera MoThu'
They cure Liver Complain, and Nervous Headache
They are the Bi,ters Ia the world. They make the
weak man strong: eIhused natures great re'oIer
They are made Of pure 81, Cror Rum, the celebrated
Caissya BARK and herbs. and are taken Win tue
Measure Of beverage whou, regard to or time OF day.
Particularly recommended delicate persons requiring
GENTLE .tnuan Sold by all Grocers, Druggists hote,. ana
s,oous T.. IT, DRAKE Co. No. w Broadway, =. J.
ReIie,u ne Hospital Medical COiiege.-ihe p.e
lin nary OF tis Institute viii commences on "
LAY 1tn Students requested 10 ss'Hpio III wv
College Huildns within the Hospital grounds NJ NJ PIE
,,ory to visiting Bsck~ers Island Hospital ms hh"u
' a., Trnn viii commence on WEDNESDAY. Oct l..
Inn AUSTIN FLINT, jr, b. d., Secretary.
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SIKH RennforinI Di.trict Rcglment-PERKlNs

BOUNTY AND ADVANCES $3.50
Being 90 han paid IL any other regiment no" OF
gsnizing. : 100 will be paid being mustered in
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4 single Medlcated Bath o.ten does more
goot than tx months treatment by cher methods
Motives OF deAcscy forbid publishing details OF cases
but W. refer patients personally those who have been
Afflicted with ike Diseases.
pecui. women, Govt, Eheumslsfn Dyspep-
ala and Skin Diseases fpecliiy.
No chang. until the pstien, IL cured.
DR Won FALLENSTEIN.
No IS East isih-st, Union squsre
New. lotk
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Recruits wanted for this company to be composed soie,
Of men of good moral character aud correct HABITS.
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Sixth Senatorial District Rcg.meDt-PERklNS
RlFLE5-Co. WIN MAY ER-leadq srters Nos. ~ and W
East Hous,ouslhis command viii afford rare oppor,u
nifty men wishing to active service, as ~ Il special
regiment for Cen siees Army Corps and Is to DO oihceed
Only by soldiers who have active service; American
citizens now i the hour to enlist moment and we may pe
Again the National Capital IL Threatened ana the
foul emblem Of treason still bats dshauty in the breeze
snail permit II Shall foul traitors reyeing IN
hail. sacred by Wellington Let us speak and act as
and snswer Never ard prove devotion oy at
enrolling ourselves upon the roll OF honor ready TO
strike county's imperlei liberties. bounty paid on
being mustered ill., Pay and raon commence ON day OF on
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aervations to great length but hope to be able to
close this branch of the subject in my next letter.
Your obedispt servant
ROBERT HUNTER. NJ D.,
Physician for Pulmonary Diseases No. G3i Broadway.
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f. ,ivatr Surgi.ni Lccfurcs.-aDWAHp H. DIN
%. 81 D. Fdto. - The Scalrr viii he yearly c9ur.~s
M len ler.rfou f- dsr,.t, 81 tir Pelvic Nic~fa t. those
-..,. srI advanced students who desire 10 pose.s
egr oi tlr modern methods OF diagnosis ana urtinft
Of th..~ orftrg ih'T've .u.omy WI De Illustrated On
~ i vel d, q h. srruuis dusin.s ava models ili.
ID - mode Il ra.i ally cGTHg Hernia. Natlcoc"t fiua 100
mo hoiin modem traf,nest Of ,tiaeM -" i'r'
a., Md rfns: Dy.mrnorrnsi st-rty Ovarian diseliss
With d. O. peculiar view rnn uno's 90 tfrlhet AZ n'
t q. r bir. o. lectures. Tie Zee ~ al vii b.
= for te Ten Lectures Complete sets OF instiufn' MS
n.r and ilr,nt b. Dr. ID. fon ~" ies made ny nnsei
II. niece h will o. iu riph i0twuss ot the anatomy O. t.
10, = ,! rc furnished ~ ST.. 9yat Dr. ~ 'iiIrnee
=. .! STRAY b.iwcou aud 3 and and 10 the cyc.lnt
Ann, ,lst oas f,f al WHO Trnue surgical treat
,,lt ar p.o,ia., a, DR. rs fystc hospta Al letters
$3.50 he ailf....t Cox ~. ) f1l. f0.t Oil'-
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The PALMER ARM AND LFG.-B. FRANK
PALMER Inventor and Patentee Astorpace sround Aoor
v Also Philadelphia and Boston. Only homes Of PALMER
8 Co. Avoid imp 1sition by calling on The Inventor.
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Tnr N.cmher. of lee Common Council are hsI,.::

b., r~cue''rl 20 10 Al $40 1iis Ha a o'clock TODAY,
Wrilc.day attend the neial osr-ni'nic. 81 fAIkICh
a GALLAGHER, ss ate ssfg-snta it a. 81 ,ne b"a'i
- .ti,r,r.n ID. VALENTINE
/ Clerk Common council.
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yarnu n,rn,. Rcpn,lIcnn CcntrnI Comnl,.re

Ar stsutr mIn.hy Aleilns o his UonlnlItcn WI Dr
lie 4 At tr ,atquAitci- crrref II Broadway anc 2tt on
ms II. eiresasv) FVrNfNG Sept II ~ o'rrch
WILLIAM ) CrDi NJ, Chairman.
GroreE W jAsr~' seerciars.
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IUr ~NNtnIh ; 'If""
dion le ii meeting 90 HDNuAi ~ E'i"" o. bspA,
|Dr uAII no 30 iaj,ol-st pursuant t. AL published
d, he hrw Yola Daily lines, aud tie New-lok Diiy
T,brr. Al IN fcc1drce ~ilh resolution pis-d ON lLe
ti. ~ the sleren oil de- gates the Sate Conscn-
I'm 10 lie held ~ syfacuts the 2sth Inst. Tue neoirg
stir,.. iert. 4 d.. lion. Heury Raymond - d".rg
nd Mf tee b. Dean a. slt- uiate. and Committee II
nv . pointed cnlfsr with othrl political Os mutations
m ti - iwo other dele be elected and to report
- th, n.rt meeting The Union then adJoufned 10 meet at
''' J. CkaPnFLL. Pfe.id-n-
G. C.. CAANl, ia. Vice. .e,lGeut
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ARTIFICIAL ARMS, LEGS, etc, surgically ad-
jusied by Z. d. HuDoS D., Clinton Hal up stairs .h 81,
n. Y. REPsRRSCR-N. Mott, NJ. w. Parker NJ d.
l. NJ Carnochan. ~ ID. q. Buck NJ. d W. H. Van Buren,,
81 D. etc. Send lor pamnheis. sodies Kindly dealt ~
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has been appointed Brigadier.Goneral by the Pre'i'
dent for gellantry and valuable services in expeng
Rebel Texans from the Territory of New-Mexico'
Gen. Paul has been assigned to duty with Gen.
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VALUABLE REPORTS on Chronic and Nirulent
Diseases free charge to the afflicted Address j.
stttIlS HorGnroS Howard Association Philde phia Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-26

From San Fran, ,isco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 81 -Sa lied, steamer go
nora, for Panama, with 130 ph0.enGers and $780,.
600 in treasure for New York, md $500, 900 for
England.
The political canvass is becomirr z very exciting
Senator Latham is stumpng the State, and 10 well
received by both wings Of the democratic party,
but is bitterly opposed by the republicans. The
probabilities are that the republicans will secure
maj GRITTY in the Legislature, thou gh the contest
bids fair to be close one.
The Breckinridye democrats make no nomina.
tions for the Legislature, and will support the
Union or Latham ticket in the different counties
Of the State.
large portion of the town Of Bear Valley, on
Maj Gen. Fremont's Mariposa estate, including
the st. Charles Hotel and the government block,
were destroyed by Gre on the 18th inst. The loss
is not yet ascertained.
Gold, in considerable Quantities, is arriving at
Los Angeles from the new Colorado mines, Stu
ated southeastwardly Of the Colorado river, go
miles north Of Fort una, and 100 miles south Of
the Mohave, and extending inde1nitel J into an
unexplored country, occupied by hostile: Indians.
About 3C0 Americans and 700 Mexicaps are en-
gagged in prospecting, and with such enc c.raging
indications OF success that emigratioI In that
direction 10 very considerable, which must result
in the thorough exploration Of an extensive re-
gion Of country hitherto unknown, but believed
to be rich In gold.
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Army Movements in Mis,issippi

ST. LOUIS, August 25.-The Democrat learns
that on Thursday last General Rosencranz, with
an army of thirty or forty thousand men, pre-
eeeded southwest towards Guntown, where about
fifteen thousand rebels wers lying, under Gen
Armstrong. Gen. Price was at Tupello, also on
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, with force esti-
mated at twenty five thousand men. II 10 proba-
bic on being threatened that Price and Arm
strong will nbne their forces an give Rosen-
crapz battle The Withdrawal of these forces
under Sen. Rosencranz does not leave Cornth
exposed, az enough troops remain there for all
emergencies. We shall likely have stirring
news from Gen. Grants army In few days.
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Further from Eusops.

CAPE RACE, Aug. 23-The steamship Hilern,
from Londonderry on the 18th, paSed here to-
day.
The moderate journals Of Italy condemn Carl
baldi's course 1t was generally believed that
the 18th OF August had been fixed for . demon
stratiOn throughout Italy against France.
Bombay dates to July "a report an intense ex-
so per cent in prices. There was great excite
ment in the Calcutta market.
General COncha had presented his c.ede ntiels
Spain.
The sales Of cotton at Liverpool for the week
amounted to so, 600 bales The market closed
firm at an advance Of 4ahd.
Breadstufs generally are slightly lower
Provis! ons closed dull.
ConSols closed at SO for money!
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DROPOSALs FOR OATS
DEPOT QyAnTRRMAsrrR's Orrrou
Corasr Of l8th sxd g. strssf,
WANING TON. Auru.t Is foso

DKfof QyAnTRRMAsTFR's OrYrcx.
WAsHIssToN, Aursst Is isss
NJ, for furnishing the aevernnsrt Win tioO oSo5
put " in bags sf Sbous s two bs.Sss s.es suaif''
two Ml e 70 e. weight a' @ thirty
,h Ss6. to oe furnished without extra charge 10
Dsivsry 70 be made In the city Of Washington,
NJ, tan t") twenty days from the date OF the coz
Tho f.l name and Post oboe address of the bid
1ssa sd apnss !. ssdo n n thS e. S!%.
tie nsas q ne Of slS Ss s.nsi s ss
ProIcsals from disloysI ,arti.s w,H 40, ,. CON-
s,ds,sd, s and AN sIIl or ALLDsIANcI Musr ACCOM-
Pr0Io..l. nun Be sddfessed - Col. d. "a. RscK.
q. snd ssosls 3 .':is, y; A,Tyt, Wsssnsten 2:
III. .bt,., Of tssysAksAs7sEs K; s,.1.I = In ~. .,,,,
:ho.ld il bs awarded to him, must bs ssSransiss
..s rs%:s:nsibls Israon., vkOss nGnI3srs: must
.h.xn osruis.s q n. c.rP n. s ,ss ss
ihSistr'st Ut.sHIot court or q the United SAtss
Bidder. n:ss 5. pre.sn, 1, person When ,s. bid,
sids1.sa ssnsa' OF 'nsr proposals. viii not bs oon-
Bonds, IN the sam of Ave the usanI dollars, n.ues
lo2roptOrg.
% reenired OF The susssssfll bidder upon sisninr
=. Az the bond nuH sccompany the contract. il will
% ,ahecesnssrJ iot bidders 20 have their bondsmen
'i s:i ): .a:u: 9:
Sg S;.s %rSs dc e ,h: either per
IT1 Of 0xsYsssss
we, OF the county Of - and State of
-, and OF the county Of and Stste
do hereby guarantee that - II abls be
UNI q contract, i9 sseerdanes With the terms sf
hs lrololiuen, AID that should his pre- yositon be
ScesItsd, he VIII OF elss sutsr ints contract IN
Shou!d the contract be awarded him ~ are sro
D4rSd % bessne his securities.
lIS thls guarantees must b appended the oniolal
certificate a5sJs msntonss.I
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, SC
Al Oe0 eentrAetoS for under II 4 Avsrt ,e ant
VIII bs rglay inspsstsd, AID sssh O. do lot proys
OF IosA sound msrchAntabls qualify Viii Be re-
Payment to bs made rpsy the completion ftbs
contrast, or SO eocl thsreaftor a. lhs Depet uar-
tsrmass~ shAl be In flnds.
Any lnformaiity In ths bid or non oonformspce
vlsn the torm- Sf this a4vsrtissnsnt, Will ensure
the rsteotsn 81 tho IropvaSl.
Osnvery 70 DO made st the Railroad Desot or n
ono 81 tAe Government WhArsss IN tbs clty OF
The pssst Quartermas.er reserve. to himself
ta tas IEht A TO reject any or sl bid. that be may
s1s dtas:s Colonel and DEPOT o.Mi oSalt:mi'r.
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Welcome TO Captain Downsy, Of the Fire
Zouayes

NEW YORK, Aug 25.-The turnout Of the fire.
men this afternoon to welcome home Capt. Dow
ney, of Elsworth's Fire Zouaves, who has been
prisoner since the Bull Run battle, was one of
the most magnificent ever witnessed In this city
The whole department turned out, making pro-
cession nearly one mile in length. The men all
wore red shirts, presenting quite snowy appear
ance, whilst the music ofsome thirty bands added
spirit TO the demonstration. The formal reception
takes place this evening at the st. Nicholas He-
tel, when the captain wiz be welcomed by the
Mayer and City Council.
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G. GoLDIEks ksAND CITIZEN

MRS; WREN having served as Matrsn the last
year IN she Army OF tho Posomao, whore she save4
hundIeSs h from ths ho.litsls, offers her MeSiolne.
only prevents but cures Yeedily. Ono teaspoon
N WI ruIitH PINT OF WetcI, and N q is season
". Il bottles to suit the Ioeket Alss. hsr LUNG
MIXTURE, which saved hundreds IN Damp from
Consumption last winter. Fer testimonials see
Col. Como and Lisnt. Roems, sl.t New York
rsecrs, do Lieut.. M:eins1s, Sn
ter%sstsr Eilis, Lieut. spencer. Cs4t. frsinor,
ssIEt: nsjOI STsss, Capt a9%qxs{HSis.. %ssH.' ssIs.
Jsofson, Sergt Bradie, do; Corpora Wllliems,
18th; Orderly Banks. N. a., besides hundreds Of
70 6s had at stott's Drug store. opposite Ma
street; Msfha's Frsnklin House. ScTnsr e. sth and o
where sltlsrs may Be sapplied. or depot 4<s K
Ply iclsn, MxltsS those who despair Of being
oufed Of Suf Joints, Chroplc Rher9etnm, sore
Eyes, Old Ulcers. Tunors, Hemorrhoids! infrmi-
ties, itoh or letters, Cancers, &e.s CO.. No Cure,
no fsy, Ladies boarded and attended during COP
hnemsnt. No. 4le X street, between sth and 7th.
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~ The new Peruvian Minister to Costa Rica.
had introduced himself favorsbly to the fhshion.
able society Of San Jose, by giving ball at which
7oo persons assisted, y and costing Ss, s,O0O
:. III The Russian government has lately eata h
llshed magnetic and meteorological Observatory
at Pekin
VI Guano, Of very valuable description, IA
said to have been discovered IN an imr,nrsa ~
post In Newfoundland. W.
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y The New Yori Post being on the rampa

IL The New York Post being on the rampage
again and finding fault with all our military COM
manders, IL advised by cotemporary that II all
the abotionists Of the Post school will but enlist
and shoulder the musket, there 10 no doubt but
Mcclellan, Burnside, Banks and Pope would be
II T>achmond In less than a week.
IT, The st. Genevieve (Mo) Plaindealer has
been suppressed, by order OF the Provost Marshal
Of Missouri.
DThe latest advices from San Franc isco ex-
prers no hope Of recovering the treasure lost on
the Golden Gate.
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From Fortress MonPse.
Correspondence Of the Associated Prem

FORTRESS MoHRRE, Aug. A-A severe easterlv
storm has been prevailing here all day. All Ia
quiet up the James river and within the armv
lines. -
The Postofice Department are extending their
buildings at Old Point for the much needed ac
commodation Of the clerks employed in the ONCE
At this post.
The Adams Express Company are also extend.
Ing their buildings, their accommodation for
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FRam NaW Orlaana.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 2S.-The steamer st. Marv's,
from New Orleans on the 18th, has arrived fhe
health Of New Orleans was good. The weather
was very hot. Among the passengers by this
steamer II Count de Majan
The steamer Marion also from New Orleans on
the 18th inst, arrived this afternoon. Among
her passengers II Judge Bell She has large
Orleans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-26

CAIRO, Aug 24-The steamer Ococaie ran on
a snag, % miles below Memphis, on TAursday
morning, and sunk ina few minutes She had
$50 Passengen and cargo Of IS tons Of sutlers'
goods In Ave minutes after striking she cap.
sized, and the upper deck hoated OF. Many of
the passengers clung 10 1t, and were saved, but
fully one-half were asleep, and were lost Most
OF the passengers were returning to their regi-
men1. A number Of the survivors have arrived
at Helena. Not LEI. than rs or go persons perished
The captain aud most Of the crew were saved
The list Of the lost has not been received vet.
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The Guaruias I'm the Wast

CINCINNATI, August M.-Yhere 10 entirely too
much Importance attached to the rebel raids in
strength Of the rebel force IL believed to be much
exaggerated. Little credence should be awarded
to the intercepted rebel dispatches an 1t 10 known
that they were prepared with the view of having
them fall into our hands
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Reported Destruction Of the Federal Ram
Sumter.
CAIRO, Aug. "a The Jackson Mississippian
says that the Federal ram suAter grounded oppo-
site Bayou Sara, when the authorities there de-
manded her surrender, but the crew and stores
were put on transports and the Sumter vas blown
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The War In Kantuekr-

on Ssturd,v het&reeu & s"n.,.i 1 M.Ha.In. oSeIired
force: and the rebels at Big Hill, Madison county.
The Federal forces, after . brief engagement,
Withdrew to Richmond. No particulars Of the
loss on either side have been received
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Dn nnn nRuo

u TO BUILDERS
AEALED PR0POSAEsS Will be re.sived nntil
u O'Clock M, OF the 2sIh dsy OF Iusust lsss for
enI.rE,ng the North West Executive 6uildinr
Pl ms and sfecifcstions oan be examined from
the 5ld OF this month, between the hours OF a. u,
Ed m. az room Of John Potts, Ess,, Chief
Clerk Of the War Department
Blcders val state the time by which they 4rop pse
10 put TIE buudinf under roof Again, and the time
awarding the contract time Will be oonsidered "a
well as money.
The bids will 10 directed TO the Secretary of Wa.
sud sndorssd Proposals for EnlarI iaE War OF
The right 10 reserved 20 rejs,, sny bid which for
any osste t shall not be deened for the lnterett OF
the government te accept Au % I'd
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CHEaARAY INSTITUTE,

1he reg xler course Of Inshuotio embraces the
English and Fronoh Langlages and LIteratur0
Lhun fires alrea, and o. the branches which cen
itltate thoEouGh English and Frcnch e1lsation
FTonch IL tho language Of the family and in con.
stanty spoken II the Institute It 10 the obJeot Of
partioulsr atentlen, and IL tsught from the rldi-
ments TO tho highest OF literature and oeu-
position. The sohs la.tio sar ssmmslses Septem-
Dor 18th and closes Jlly LIST, CirelArs, 80, can
alDAl Of GbaE lray IDstitusa. m 60
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Restriction Of Travel In Tennsssso-GusfiI.
las in Kentusky.
CAIRO, Aug. 24.-Orders have been Issued for
bidding the travel Of civilians over the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad
Vile, XIV, was taken on Friday by the rebel
guerilla johnson, with 400 men, and he was NOV
ing on Smithland.
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NOTICE,

SEALED pRopSSe3ITELSsE pSSe3TLSE; Are ,,,,,.d III, 81,
10Th 10TH Of lsss for qEnishinE the subsis
The hay TO be delivered befor the sotb sf ooto-
ber AZ least 800 tons Of said hay mus be IN bal
sne remainder need not necessarily be balsd
ips: H which they Will furnish tho hay.
20 % veighod et WeAhlngtsn, ct the c1Nepse
ment Cattle Yard WV o
Firm: m.kinE bids must state the name of aIl tho
Psymsnss :. b made IN Treasury rotes, and
pla9 70 be directed 70 COL. A, BEOEWl1H,
A. Sc.s ~ -: and 9; D. U. 9. A.. and endorsed "Pro-
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Horace Greeley writes letter to the Presi-
dent, which he publishes In the Tribune under
the head Of the prayer OF twenty millions, urging
condScation and emancipation. Horace Is pre-
sumptuous. Instead Of speaking for millions, he
utters the s'prayer" OF only one poor, miserable
weak minded radical-Boston Post.
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Exchanse Of Prissusr..

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. N-About 5000 rebel
prisoners left Camp Morton Yesterday and to .day
Tor Cairo, to be exchanged. Between four and
glance. These were released and sent home.
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The Draft In Maine.

AUGUSTA, Ne August 25.-The Governor an.
nounces that the time for making the draft in this
State 1: extended to Wednesday, the 10Th Of
September.