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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09
THE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.

The Charleston " Courier" of Saturday last,
says:
There hiss hcen no material change since our
last report. The fire from GadberTy Hill has been
Slow hut steady. Ont Of seventy four shots fred
at Fort Sumter yesterday, forty -four struck,
twenty -four went over and six fell short. No
casualties are reported. The enemy, it is sup
posed, IS endeavoring towiden the breach on The
South wall A number Of the enemy's shells
were also fred at Battery Simpkins and Fort
johnson. but did no damage. Our works are
progressing steadily, notwithstanding the enc
my's fire, and those who have had the pleasure OF
witnessing them are enthusiastic in their praise
OF the engineers engaged in experimenting
the construction of new Notifications =
Forts Moultrie and johnson, and Batteries
Cheves and Smpkins kept up regular hre, and
did some excellent shooting causing frequent
retreats of the Yankee working parties on Bate
ry Wagner. A dispatch from Major 0. Blanding,
commanding Artillery on James Island, to Capt:
Nance. yesterday afternoon reports that n she'll
from Battery Cheves knocked down the enemy 8
lookout ut Wagner"
Two guns are reported to be seen mounted at
Battery Gregg bearing on Fort johnson, and two
embrasures opened at Wagner bearing on the
same point. No guns, however, can be observed
as yet mounted on the latter battery. A gun
in the Nj sh Battery is also reported as now
plainly visible, but whether the enrmy' y's Swamp
Angel or not is uncertain and LETT TO conjecture.
The feet remains in the same position and
have not fred gun for several days
The general impression seems 20 be that it will
be week or ten days bese,s ths sasmy vii bs
really 70, spsu In fuH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09
EVACUATION OF NORFOLK

The Petersburg Express" Of Yesterday,
states that information, deemed every way re
liable, has been received 10 the effect that
Norfolk has been craclatel by the enemy 1T
is said tha. there is not a corpor;.ps guard left
in the ancient borough, and hut for the pre-
scnce of one or two dismal looking gunboats,
which lie anchored in the stream. our Norfolk
people would feel 60 again. We hope they
will embrace tn" ,,vrtunity to send us un .
lot of those "r~.' ent fresh fish for which her
waters harr always been 50 justly celebrated.
A few crGts, too, of the size and favor which
Norfolk-used tc furnish Petersburg in tines
gone by, adding lot Of those enormously y
large and temptinsly fat aai luscious oysters,
would be very desirable.
"It squite evident that Abraham Lincoln is
now more il need Of soldiers than he has been
at any previous period Of the war, and from
present appearances. it does seem that By
few vigorous, we'll dire:tei blows in the r;cn
place. the ragged rabels might cause Oh,
shsuk'to to cry, 'Holl, enough surren Ter I.
Nowis the time to strike Tor peace. L.: no
The golden opportunity 60 uzimpsQ7sd."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09
WITHDRAWAL OF Mr.. MASON.

Tho announcement in late United States
papers that Mr.. Mason has Withdrawn from
England, is correct. Believing that Mr.. Ma
sons services near the British Government
could no louger he Of any use to the Con-
federate States, the President instructed him
as early as August last to vacate the mis-
sinn. No official communication has since
been received from Mr.. Mason.
The Presidents action in this matter is
supposed to have been brought about by the
refusal Of the British Government to unite
with that Of France in au acknowledgement
Of thar independence which these States have
so fully viniicated. to the world. The coun-
try will read the foregoing announcement
with pleasure
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09
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FROM THE UNITED STATES.

Advices from Rosecraus to the Sd say that
the pickets of the two armies are in stones
throw Of each other, and that skirmishing is
occurring daily.
The steamer Robert Campbell was burnt
near Milliken's Bend on the 29th ultimo by
guerillas. Twenty-Five lives were lost.
The Confederates have located thrce-cun
battery on the Mississippi, sixteen miles above
Natchez.
The Confederates are in possession of West
Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas. They are
consoripting ct Alexandria, La.
Col. Delaney, Of Cobb's Legion, died ip
Warrington On Friday lest. <.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Tie steamship City Of Lomapn from Liver
pool 81 ,tir., has arrived at Ncw York.
The r"r9r. hv ihc previous steamer Of Mr..
i'aS9a's withdrawal is confirmed. Tho
''Timcs.' in aiiriirg to the withdrawal says:
The Con!slera,es are offended with Eng
land for trying t. keep in the right We are
sorry fpr it, The loss lowcvcr, is theirs,
while tie rclic: tn the British nation is great.
Sle will have nothing to repent"
The "Tilnes" warn the British Government
against gaing too far j" stopping the building
OF Sims for the Confederate,. while furnishing
muni,"ns of war to the Felcrals Such
course bears too much resemblance to tho
views Of the Federal politicians.
THE poilsu QUESTION.
The Paris "Moaiteur," governmcn. organ,
hal crna,rl 4 great sensation by publishing
mcnt IN the l0;h Of August. This Was re-
rarlel rs a virtual or moral recognition Of Ike
be|lIgerent rights Of the Poles by France
The reply q; Russia 10 England has been
published. Prince Gor-s.hakoF tells Earl
Russell that it is Useless t. prolcn. discus
sion which merely develops ami colfnrms dit
f,rrncn5 "f opinion. As II bis ''res snonsihili
~ the Emperor SAWS that he has alvavs re-
N''tt''t iII' iI'o ". III III
dealing with other States, ana that ne j. "nti-
tl,i to require other Powers to respect these
principles in their relations with him.
The replv to France is the sam, in cfTstt SO
that 70 England. but Prime" Cp.tsclak"f tells
D-nuTn d" E'lIuys that Russia c:.nrrt permit
NJ provinces 10 which NJ international s'ipu-
lations apply to being even incidentally ally
Gcd to.
The Russian Emperor. in speech, had
promised reforms and extended privileges TO
Poland.
The Russians sustained defeat at Lu.a-
miorz on 30;h August. and also at Ma,o7ier.
on the l2th Sep;em5er.
GENERAL NEWS.
There appears TO be trouble brewing hefwnnn
Germany and Denmark. The aro'y of tic
; latter is being placed on q war foc:tng in crr-
: Sequence oe certain action Of the Felcral Diet
at Frankfort.
! Eleren Russian iron plated gunboats, With
the tnrrcts, will lie completed by snring.
! No more !cares Of absence were to be sircr
: to Russian Naval inicers.
! The London Times assumes that Maxi.
milan vii! ascend the throne Of Mexico, and
that the British Government will ack1ow.
ledge and ftvo7 the recognition of the new
government Of that country.
The American ships Express and Anna F
Schmidt have been destroyed by the Alatam;
Of Rio--date no. given.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Sent. Ifh. lSG:

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Sept. 4th, 1863.
Rev. AND DEAR SIR: The undersigned.
members of the Vestry of Christ Church, re-
Spec,fully request of you, for publication. Il
copy of tho sermon delverea hy you on Sunday
last Believing that, in making this rcqucst,
We only express the wishes of the great bcdy
Of the congregation who heard the discourse in
question. we hope you will sec 10 reason 20
decline it, and arc, with great truth,
Your friends and servants,
REUBEN MArRr,
J. G. Il. TAYLOR,
N. II. MAsslE.
Tuns. L. PRE TON,
JouS. B. Minor,
RcT. r. K. MEADE, Charlottesville, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09
A S T. Z N O Il

Preached in Christ Church. Charlottesville,
Va, on Sunday, august 3lst, 1863, by Rev.
+. X. MEADE, Esetor Of the Parish
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09

CuARLorTrsrrLLS. Sept. 9th, 1863.
DEAR BRETHREN :--Ynur kind favor Of the
4th instant was not rcceiveI unril yesterday.
confess that 'or several reasons, which will
not mention, feel not o little hesitation in
yieldin, 70 your request. l have, however,
concluded to place the manuscript in your
hands, which | will endaavor to do at an early
day. Very lrulysand cordially,
Tour friaDd q nd pustor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09
FROM TENAS.

The annexed congratulatory order from
Ger. Magruder to the army Of Texas will lie
read with interest. The gallant little
garrison of Sabine Pass" has administered 10
the enemy severe rcpulse
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-12

fsllsn. Tim jsopO Yultdnrlid 3n iein>
teparf Die perwidslte 1hle5wiebolNein'lA e
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bsnceren YelprsbuI9, melO MIR uu8 ror@
eatbaltsn.
Stalien.-Die S9aten ber Sri>
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toNi1heu 8ldt!er. Cine 9deuBlt1feit
fvl,t Ger anoem uno Don @riolsen Der
Nilitarz uno yoliseieewalt 1T io gut mte
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m't einem Noiirme0er abseihnitten. Den
IA. lNid!e man nad Gan Sauaro, UNI
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Sntere{lonter Tunh. - Gia
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reid cine golpene WinSe aus Der 3sit
Nbilipps bes Gatey5 Mlerouoer5 res
Urpb zen, wslher ppn $50 tt5 $50 iiter
Meceppnim berrldts> 9%efnnDen. Die cite
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Uilo res Wpouo, Gle anosre bic Jisur res
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Da5 @luhinpen Ger tibet 1000 SABRE al
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.pab Dor Der rIuiiAen Snoa| ion naeeepniz
lhe uno AriebtiNe N|iin5en IN OaQIen
Niel furIrten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-12

9eiRsn?! Nebmt ls lit Nsw W,rF 2sssr.
ltorr, So. 4 Stcges5 Yled, 81. paul, Wiuu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-12
Doctor 81. Srtmann,
0eutfber Mrst

In ct. Nntbony, Minnelota,
scist bierturd e~rseben1 an> bag er ic;ne SfFH
nah her Mein. g ira c rs1leot bat, pritts
SbIr, uterbalb 5srrn ubrmoGer Sbrn,p|cn unb
oeraee ge9euiter benz Drus~Sture un!sr @tauG-
felp's 9all.
Office tunten inb MittaoS ION balb Gins bis
trei llbr uuo Nbeuts rpn 6 his s.
Iranfe, bic gu pcit BON bier %sntfernt tppbnen,
nm bic 9iact telubsn 81 ~tInnen, iIuo erluat,
l9 in 8riefen al ib1 5u wsnpen unb nsrrsn
prompte Nntoort %erbalteu.
Srifeter SStsspfTDm
1T tets oorrdtbig. Deutide in %entfstNt s~eisssrcn
Nn0eeelunosn> tselue ibre AinDsr ssimpft Al ba>
ben manlten, iolten iA fertility al ibn ipeu<
ben, tpOrauf ct einsn Sag bsftinlElen riyb an m:l<
DIEM er Ie beiuGt.
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&eiter'3
D%afDtnb~ 6DuIe,

Nepzulnl, Wtlnn.
Derl1ntesSeiGnete benadriatist bas Yublifum,
bae ct unter ctiaem Namen eiu beutides 5pter
crDHnet bat, bas Neifenten ale 8equcn1li9feiten
barbietet.
EIP Sir @taluneeu iR ebenfans aui eas
Bette gelor8t. 9eiter.
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az 1 $. a8reibert s. g.,
u y l.. Sefen~, 8leG< un6 @iiet<
Meuemtnrtes MoQren-6 aublung,

@eprJ Ben3,
Smpurteur, WroB- une Rl%einbGnbler
ron Nbetnweinen,
un9arwsine,
Tran36Fide uno
@atawba<W eine
Mapeira> unb DprtzW etnen,
npn pe1l9tecenen Sabr9Gueen, pelAe beim Dug
5sns, 5Ialde une 0las p~ertauft msrben 1T ieiaer
&Seinbal1e, Dritte &trafe,
swtl@en Diarfet~ u. @albinetcn-S Ctr,
Trenb's Sts;nsebdube.
Aedter 9dwstser uno 2imbur9c> &d1 e,
@edte Soudno+ &drinse,
9arpeQen unb 9aroinen
tsts sprrdtbis unr 81 ben mSslibf tiaiStsnyrei'
fen 81 baben.
Jeruer: Mussssei9nstss Gbicagp unb
9inctnnati Mle lno Ycrter, unb bic
"feinlten Serten Son 2tqueuren unp
Gbampo9ner
9ctpts e1blt6 Elm ercei!s;ise MHprttntent son
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ten. Cute @ialuaseu inb nit benz Dauls ser-
b~unten.
um 9enei9ten 3uIpru1 bittet
G1.I..I!. Tc...I
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-12

8. @atipn @ebb, If.
Nabiclger scn WalterD. % ebt,
Gn3rps 5dnp!sr
yremben Weinen, 8rdu6ieS,
0ius etl.
Greuoc Sreuty>
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SraINe. Gin,
Geptd @bisfsy,
Ssirer alter guur5rn Mtisft9,
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S!b S.utens a'ert,
&ursu'lb-lprt,
Ueiner alter SterrY Wein,
Maeera,
Gcrth @lt,
Crubcn NrYier,
Wstf5 'Gaumenesru. nidtiGt Gurnsnbfr Gatatrta,
Gn!amta Wroney,
Grasc'S Gotnpta Ii. MlarIatirn &i!ters.
ga i'd cine 9sTilsis lei ms;nsm Gjs1taits
tabe, 10 farm i'd prcinars uno tiQigs Siessen~u.
gouytrH WGiaftsa IN ben niecrialsn gaarrrsis
fen %lieTsru. :. Sat1pn gE obi jr.
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1lana1alG

gonantfiiors=GGtbler,
0robbdrb!er in Wrpceriss> 9ishl> Ell reine!siif,
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Dtudantertalien &C.
Jradtecntraite Apernen nee4 her1 Sten unb gHe-
(en ibernpmnen.
9aar.orlails eemaGt auf GonIsnatirHsn Ut
leber 3eit unn jebsm Setra0.
ger cnen, teIdc WIte1 Ell uns %ernGsnir !
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rtehrts{sen Wretiea rbne SiidjGHt sui bic te(rn=
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S. 6. II. $. 6 Gurtanf.
S. 6. Burbanf>
General : 2lssltt fir RE Galsna< GunIeitt- unt
Minnelcta =pafet,gr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-12

q o.. 312> Dritte @trae
obcrbalt Der pplt~Sfice,
81. poul, Mtnn.
enpfebl Ieinen Gprratb BON Ssfen NIB 8le9,
@aaren unb IGert reeQe Ssbienuns 81: Iae III
fem SAD idla9cnbe Irti!e! ,oerben auf BeItellui1
prpmpt, biQia unb bauerhaft perfertiRt.
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ben rrpmpt uno biliie be1orgt.
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re1> 100000 imrertirte uuo siNbejmiide.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-12

alter Spurtpn UNI 9;ycs Mbiefty, ait
uEo gut,-G roIes A(rrtmsnt, ent~
1a}tsno 1sinen 1fnr5pTle9sa, Nfiel, NfIliG, Sir
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lanbil9er @1n: Wetus, paruntsr Gdtsr
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-13
gTo JEFFERSON DAVIS.

year, have passed sc hrst met Tns In h'
A.. ehsnse1 ou fortune. aId ussfsd if macy year.
Boa str.nre.s the destiny VI nen Of vain lore
Yh. eh.n .sa that must tex, when nsu doth REBEL
o. Davis you DO .itsd with iuca eIc-vBcy Of
mind,
Zach pisssips manners and psf.ussive combined
ou could y0D H. 80 oGo1i your Union
xoyr country desoate your people dive 10 and do
sysr!
Of Ct ayss have ia this been slain
YOU the past you "ih feAeaDer pat
with pain.
sALns
Yhs comp power where your boast where's the triumph
u you fausl
Whist are The urou1sss uents 81 but vanity show
6ut soony picture OF whst you mn.t shortly hnD~.
Hh.t Il the CHI .elsd marble, tho .curtOPs Duet.
HhsD ist4s iGOn whence In csins 20 dust
pusa then ait, and 20 cnsi thou soon must reurbi
Oh then from iBsdnse On q yfus's pfecnPs learn
tbs de psIats erTs II wais add swaAe
Lwais before the slime ios before Il ia too late
Your country calls yourc0anIy cas the Union TO save.
&ts tottsrins f.Dnc from uutlrHey grave.
nd uhsn tho IfLl mortal part We give
kouf ma no BTaudon's aud Judge Da~sOns. Ger the
grave will i've. -
H.msf Dor yiTtuous actions imnorslhed will be,
ttsr saya Oh save this Lead. Oh yonT country
Gnp.d a. ono people ~ brothers forever vii 1.-Two,
fsAes b,Juf wstchwOfd example . 81 nations 10 give
WEAITEpS CARD ENORAVISG REMOVED from No.
Barclay street Astor House 10 No. 72 Boad~Ay next ~
1s.or place Wedding shd Wishing Cards beautifully En'
tved and Pfintsd hours notice Plat. end Fty
Rasds bss, quality old English Scrip, sHiy Ons D'.ai Cut
~ sat " tsis' ~
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Proposals.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
brrNAr OF YARps AND DOCKS June II, 1863


DROPOSALS.--Sealed Proposals for each
csss sepatteY. .ndo's1 Proposals Tor Class No usme
The ea's) for thu NsvyYsrd tname the yad) VIII be- re-
eevod this ocs until the I3Ih day Of July peat
for furnishing aud delivering at tbs Teyersl Navy Yard,
named the materials aud articles embraced in printed
schedules. which will be furnished spplcs0n aud sent
by mail requested to PERSONS dsnng to oHr to con-
ci for all Of tho classes nsmed thersn by ihe com
n.ndsbs Of the sewers. Nr,Ysrd for the a'so. for tho
Jsrds nndsr their oommsnd or by the Navy Agent nearest
thereto. or by the bureau fer sl Of the ysds
To prrrsaf eon|sion osi pisake' IN ,oi,o The etr no
bid pU BE- vsersed rhih eonfdin dane, for mere an one
yard snceops; and each Individual OF firm Dnpst sign
the bid and contract
Bidders hereby cautioned and pucnlsy po.i6.d that
thsiI offer, be in ths form hsrr natter pTescToed and
be mailed TIM to reach their dstnston before the tim
expires for receiving thsm BID uiI b. een1dsyse rha
mall b recsr3 The peri ID stated and allowance oil
b. p.dds for Jadur>, efps nail
To Eusrd agsnst ofes bspg opened before tho time
pointed bidders requested to ndorss the envelopes,
above the address, s,d dAw lire under the bdorsnsns
thus:
:" Prro'als for Clan No. name he ao"J for Tia Narp
Yard at fname rs v1rdp.
10 the C.f Of the Bureau Of Yard, and Docks Washing
ton, b.. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-13
Y. JUNE IL. 1868.
proposGls.

80 ssnhbi,uniGon, Bro.dtop coal No. 81 c ppsr
ard con position ne,! c-' HO'e caH"s' Class D. yin
FOR ORDNANCE.
PIC Iron class o. s'uj casting ,hei cl.. SpsFrt
clss FsI. c.gvss sud twine ella" J, copper o-'s H.
Le,hsri L. Wroush, iou tupig osss ~ siis.; ca,
square; clss. 7, Psiet oils &c class =. Drums; ea.
Hsidwus; cs,, s. Tin cla" r. Snp chandisry ella" U,
stationery.
Cls" No. Brict' ella. No . oos; Gle" No 81 .oI
L EU h.n .pd papss, Can. No. 8
Gravel aud .and c." NJ H. Iron, iron nil. AID .ytc'i
class No l.! Steel; S"' No "a fe,i c'.' No H. fa'"I.
%. no is satioa.;y; elias. No IS. Fire wood
c,a, Mop Hsy sad straw elise No IL Provendef; class
No. a. Chcsai cs. No - Bolting packing. and hose
cl,s and l.Oricstins eiis elias. No 20. Aoss
slsss No H. Anthrse. COS. es.' No. 80 sem
Brood top ces GLASS No. a. Copper and composition nails
elsss A. Extension Of Joiner shop oess b. Extension ef'ie
house -
Clsn No J. Clothing; clss No g. Hats boots and shoes
&c. elias. No Pro'i.ion,; ella" No Groeeris' class
bsceo class No. Coal elias, No. Paints oils and glass
els, No 10 Hiics', gravel and lime. class No H. Lamss1
II Mesapeau. Case no. Is HardwToi cls" No. IT, Sta
.ioBery. -
Glass No. Bricks; elias. No Yellow pine timber class
NJ Yellow pine lumber ela,. No OAK aud naId wood
class NO. White p.os, spruce juniper sud cypress class
NO l. Lime hair, sni yisssr cas- NO D. CcmeRti eid'
No. Gravel and sand; No. H. Iron, iron nais and
,,iss; class No ~. Sse-, elias no - Piyfon; class No
H. t,s; cs, 80 IS Psnti. oils ani sia's. cis6i No. TO-
ship ohandle.y; css. No H. hefdwasi class No H. sta
tiO.ey ca,s No. 49, irowo Il e,., q. LAY and .fa,
olas. No a. Proyendsr; csss 80 g, Cbrcos class No ~
betin. psckIp. aud nos. No "a boefm aud u0rica
iug oils; class No q Anthracite coal; cisss No ~ BTU
ninos CumbiLnd~ AZ c'sss NO D. Machinery and tVVb
clsn a. Bishops boom derIicS
NORFOLK.
Clsu No 6 White pine spruce juniper, aud cypress ;
ca No III. iron sv.-s aid Gaiis Gloss NO H. osel
cs.s y, Il. F.ief; elsa No Is fains, OILS, ani az"
c. no Is Snip chsudisry class No. L. Hardware cl,'
No. H. y s.iolsly; cI,s No. 10 FHsSoCd cas- no "a
Pny.nIe-; ,Ii.s No ~ Charcoal; ca,s No'23 BsittlE
.nd nose Cs.s No. 2. Sp- aud luorcatins oils
,,o a. Anthracite coal; clss No. 30 bu'nnou.
Bt,,d.toy coal ci,. No. 81 Cooper aud competition nas
Po,Sse mus be prepaid W onef. forwarded u su a'o
tho L. Of NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-13

Paoyosr-MAHsHAL-GH OruCB, /
Wkafsgros. MAY q. 1919.

AJOTICE.-The attention Of all officers who
have been bonoiADy discharged o. account o. wounds
r ty eutef the ,efFlc- IA the To-
vsS Corps is called tLe pToVisons OF General Orders NO
Io3 o. ls6J from War Depart ent pu0i'hod Ia hs
=. o.y, county officers requested
comply promptly WIN ih- provisions Of that ois sn' W
esnd tbeif written sppicaon therein provides Tor DO
IT,, lava "a Corps (siog the chArcier VI ,htir o
ebiyl Little delay possible 20 ihs hctlng Ass
Provost Mass GeIefs Of the Stat Ia ieh ney aJ
hS Such Acting Assttsnt-f Nj trshalOeHe~ "!il ~
oeos forward spphca,ionS with his inooeHen TO the
RrevosL MAJ shAl- eGeIs o. Wasuing1O1.
Officers for the nyAid Co via DO appointed innen
~ upon fnrn hing The pae required ~ General order no
nos IsG3 a. War Department 1hsr peg And .lnoi1
suts viii commence fio date Of tsnc, Of such sp
6siatspts ard not from o.. Of OrgshtiOn Of the respect
I've coulLn 4nds u which they my G.ssled.
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