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eA sa1t. sss;., .ass.. Gass.y = ;ss'' ;Ss
bEALlD Aos0sALs will be received st this q 8 o.
9nnl IhUhhDAi. August zyth. 1859. at noon. for
snn, sHei,venhs At such points near the city 81 Wash
asssr, ses following quantities A:d iiads Of
2.oso,cSo fr.t one inch White Pin. Common oul-
SO 600 feet Hsmlook scantins. SKA. sishsees fss.
80 GOO feet Hemioch seantnas, s.s, sixteen feet
5 0ooo feet Hemlock scantlins, s14, sixteen fest
ID, go feet three inch Hemloeh Plank.
" pit css OF !otst, i0IN twenty seven feet long,
lon pirees Joiss, ska sixteen feet long
~ shs above MS. be good merch anita b!s lumse-.
nn3eos 20 Inspection by &C agent appointed by the
;ne half the quantitle. 70 be delivered vlthie
ds, s,se ssn;n n me me oaeaos within eny ts
II bid is made in the name OF firm ths names
Each PRO s.ai mus. . g. accom- m panied y sss guar
.ntrs 4 two p.r,ons to the ability Of the bidder
.EogA OF GUARANTEE.
the sosn,n sSsnsy =, Of spa Stat. Of !.
asree, xa..sn.s able 70 @ fali con,isss as
% A scsorasnee ne With the terms of his proposition.
nn =. Ynce enter into contract in aeeordanee
sacnid the contract ns .-.ra.. hin
ssr"d 70 bscome his securities
re thls guarantee must be appended tho ofscia)
rhs responsibility Of the suaran,ors must b
verified y q. oeial esrt.asate Of ths olers Of the
Propoe Ais without satisfactory guarantee viii not
be considered
Contracts will be awarded Only 10 regular dealers
In Lumber
Bonds for such amounts ~ may be determined
upon tbased upon the amount OF the contract will
be reauired from each contractor and his gn arnn-
tori.
The rieht Is reserved BY the Qusrtermsstsr to
rtjees any bid or bids part parts thereof,
~ the Interests Of the Government may In his
opinion require.
The post office addrsss Of the bidder must ACCOM-
pAny his PRO cor al, and the enyeops b. distinctly
inc orsed, y P ProposSis for Lumbc. y
y. q. aAWrELLE.
1t. Col, Chief QuArtermsster Uavslry BursAu.
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Meeting OF the Democratic National Com

NEWPORT, f. i, August 15-At meeting of
the executive committee of the Nations al Demo-
cratic Committee, held at Newport, K. l.. on
the 18th inst, the following resolution was
unanimously passed:
ResCired, That a meeting Of the National
Dfn:ncratIc Committee be called at the ST.
Nicholas Hotel. in the city OF New York on
Monday, Sept. 9Th, 1863. a1 IL o'clock noon, for
the purpose OF liking the time and place OF
boldiI z tbe next National Democratic (;on ven :
tion, and to take into consideration such other
matters CT Interest as will probably come be-
fore the convention. The call Is signed by
Thomas Cattman. Vim. NJ. Con rerse, Esui.
Fcilett and Elisha Il. Potter, executive com !.
mitlee, and August Belmont. chairman
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A Supposed Engagement at Sea.

BoeToS. August I6--The bark HYDRA has
arriv, d al this port from Giace Bay. She re-
TO s that On the 1th OF August, wind north
win clear weather. about "a. n, she he lrd
ieaty and irrrs sular cannon adIng 10 the north !
east, which continue d nnTil lI.2u e. m when
i ceased. The firing was too Irregular for a
ute ara 100 rapid ana prosliscuOus for tar
set practice. Size thinks il must have been n
encas en- nt between two s1pi mers oar dis
taDce from HaiIthH was thirty seven miles
and thc guns canl" fr'n direction considera-
hlv EASTWARD from TIKI nnrt
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Iti. ktfnas ria NEWS.
PRESS DISPATCHES,
THE INDIAN TROUBLES
Three battles Fought BY General SIbley-
Gne Iiuedr ed la iity lni aax Killed,

MILwArKEE, August I5-7o Major Genera
haIieck. Gsaer0i IN Cin) The folio wing dis.
patch rom General SipIey, dated August h.
Is just rec, ived:
~ e bad three desperate engagements with
twenty 1.-Two hundred Sioux warrtors, in eac q
si which hey were routed and finally driven
at ross the Missouri, With the loss of ali tae,r
subsle nee. DC. Jar loss was nltil, w;,iIa
nj Least one hundsrd aud fif,y OF the sayares
were killed and wounded. Forty six boties
haze been found.
al. II. SlBLEY, Brig Cen,
General Sibley marched from Fort Piarce
fer Big Bend Of the Missouri on the oor, n.
July, with 1900 cavalry, and will dou htless
intercept the flying Sioux. Little Crow, The
prin cfphl chief insfigator of Indian hosuIi,irs.
has e-eu killed and his son captured.
Indian Lcstilities east of the Missour, river
may be considered at an end.
JOHN PORE, Major General
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FIEASCIAL.--New York papers OF Saturday
evening say: Governments are mors active;
haEk shsres are firm; railroad bonds strong;
Bord.r State bonds duil, and railroad shares
no, H,t Gold is dull, and the qrotari1n )
deplRs sed from the certainty tfIat Charleston
will il few days be in the possession ofthe
Nation a, fore s. The closing price i f2-a iIx-
change is tnii. Bankers bills have sod as
high as 1csK, bat they can be hid at i3s. Uu-
riI q last eek prices of fGoyarnrnputs ralea a
littIe heavy. The siles neimiBg United
States skies OF ssi AT 7t5GGIt5 for the reess.
ter, d. and lr5ai06k for the coupons, ths litt.r
1,r The clean; the Fl We. twenty year skies at
,1tia; 'he fly u 1873 at.,o6 .as6g fr the
eouPcnss J. @ per cent notes ut ICt x ali.7, aud
csrufic;it.s OF indebt dps SIS at ieI I1JI Z, and
Tor The old and -95 l4a9Sk for the n Wa Tn
market Tor st!te stocks shows no. fea,ara or
interest, the sales being small and without
much change in prices. Missouri sfxos were
sold at 81 for the Hannibal and St Jos"nh, ind
7Ca71 Tor the other issues Tennessee at 6Iaiii /;
North Carolina at 81; louisiana at o.; Var
einia at 6, ard Illinois canaI oohas at 70 Tor
those of 1850 and lul for those OF 1870.
~ over $50 0 einigrants have landed on our
shr r,aa s,n.a uril fst. n
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Departure for New Orleans.

NEW YORK, August l5.-The steamer Morn
inc Star started this aternoon for New Orleans
taking large number OF passengers, including
Lieut.. A. :. Hill. editor OF the New Orleans
ti8, and many officers or the Eastern and New
York regiments.
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Sinking OF the Sloop Oregon.

NEW IoEK, August l5.--The sloop Oregon,
with over two hundred tons OF salt and other
freight, bound ior Bermuda, was sunk yester-
day from a collision.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IRE sUPRkMx COURT or TIE DIsrRI3
i. y eas:s o4 aeisn: e. :.is sss oe q
s,sn s.sy on M a.s Il .ss
ssadsad "a s:s nH u
Wsshinstcn, AND tis s.ms are libslsd and pross-
sato n this In tas name nam ot .ne yes
trsl at :hs si'y Hall n % the city Of ~.shsass m
.n.s rhr hm eS eeonSennasion shouli q be iseresd
an. 70 intervene for thsir inssrs's, as1ss Clerk
1.bk sUpREMs 0UUkr or fhE Disrk:or
=. r nriisd s,ssss Tor &. said District al
s:' On sss g. .a
Ss
abelsd and prosecuted in this Court in the nans
Hs ts.s p +. ss,s city no.
s to 70 saa ~
= ~: VI 'a''i'ss. = ( 3 a.res, o.rs.
T'BE sUPElMn COURT OF fHB DIsrRfor
4 2E coLgaB!A, H..iing g.,trts. coart Of
o. uIsa ss,es Tor NE .sa so;a. + h.2ss1 s
gwen, hat, on the lltk daY OF March, 1888. The
uPss ns ssss,
Dem to the po,t Of Waships ton. and the sane Ar.
..d .a ss
Prize and that ssid cause yl zsana for trial At ths
Monday OF October next when acd whe-e all psr
500. ars warned 70 appear to show osuse Why eoa
for their interests. Dy the Court.
uS 3. J. AEI0S. Clerk.
1'HK SUPREME COURT OP THE DISTRICT
i uf COL hBIA, Holding District osurt 0.
tie United States for the said pistriet,--7o OH
rAosa I, nay ceneea Gzestias Mott g is hereb!
money and bonds Was captured BY the United
States steamer Wysndack attached TO ths Peto-
asc Flotila and brou ght to the port Of Washing
ton. ard the same Ia nbelsd and prosecuted In tKis
coaIt In the name q the United States. for con.
stasd ios trial 1t the oity Hail. In the % city Of
Washington on the 6rst Monday Of October next,
&ssrsVd and 10 into ervsBc for their interests
By order Of the Court. -
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- substitute in the first Rhode Islaad
district gave his name Samuel Burns- On
examination, the letters Il. q. w, re ndsouely
IT, rked ON his hrrast When asked, If hiS
rame was Samuel Burns, what was the n1ean-
ing of the above letters, with a t&iakte of ths
eve ip xciain,ed, "Tnat's for Bridget Connel-
L., myswet ( b. aTt.'= u ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHINGTON THEATER.
xLEVbNfH STREET, NEAR PA. AvENU1

j
ElEvLNfH srREET, NEAR PA. AvERUl
Albert CASSIDY. .----... Msnsser
TBIsfAoEpAY, EVENING.
'h's '' ksTs sec a. risEEE n Il sr''sAn actress
APP s nssisr4s "a ksss sssst a.a'sH'
= .. assap r. pG
X. Psns s'aaaS asrssn sS1
MR. Ros.ss gxaEs E.sfss brSs
.h, 4 B. 1ss .Sas
1HfSss Hf;sis;'iS;s:zf SAsrf II sss.
TWELVE BFAATTsT1ETE ATss5Si, EoEss soss IAp1ss IN
q Afternoon Performance % Saturday 70
~ Admissicr IS, 80, AID Is cents AuH
OANTEREUaY HALL,
CANTEkBUaY HALL.
LOUlBIAHA AV.. R1As s!x4a SrnusS,
VIM. =. siEa- ..---- Cole Manage. and Proprietor
.sUAAER THEArER
AND
sfAEDAE MUSIC HALL
THE GREAT ZAEFKET7A rRoUpE
THE GREAT ZdNFRETTA TROTPE
TBEIR
WlNDEEFTL ORIGINAL FBATs
WONDERFUL ORIGINAL FEAfs
MONS. FOUCHE,
MONS FOUCHE!
AND HIS LOVELY BALLET TROUPE.
URIvALEL CORPS D'ETHIoPE.
NEW PANfoMIME! NEW BALLsrl
NEW NEGRO PIoTUREsi
EVERYTHING NEW TONIGHT.
POPULAR FAMILY AAriNEH ON SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, at ~ o'clock.
Admission twenty Eve and City eents Doors open
At7h O'clock; performance attA. O'Clock. auH
vARiET!E8i VARiETiESI
Fronting Penrsylvania aYenss and Ninth 1t.
THE DOUBLE SHOW!
MUSIC HALL AND THEATEH.
COOL SUMMEK RESORT,
TEE GREAT PLAY.
A6LAEoE AT NEW YORK,
A6LAECE AT HEw YORK,
AGLANoE AT NEW YORK.
"WEDNESDAY AFTEREooN-fuE MATINEE
WEDNESDAY NIGHT,
AGNES SUTFERLARD'S REFEFTT
CANTERBURY HALL.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Ausustls,
at half-past o'ocloek,
MONSTER MAIIEEE ENTERTAINMENT.
BENEFIT OF
DAVID L. BISHOP, ASSISTANT TREASURER.
THE WARRINGTON VARIETIES COMPANY,
zANFRETTA TROUPE,
CANTER URY NPAEY
Bave Volunteered 10 Appear.
MAMMOTH BILL FOR The OCCASION
su Est
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
lV1 EVERY kTbSJSG AT
NEW YORK SUMMER GARDEN,
No. 360 G STREET,
Between 43a and 9Th streets
ty y 2n~ @ LIaT Proprietor.
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THs REYNo oLDs o.UsE.


Sooio II general Tor The patronage they ASA
aays gTsp him Ss former proprietor Of vEMT
sve 70 iroTm e hat E. hss sgss H.
sstsbshmeutto the corner il5th street and Penn
NV and corpsts ftsie Connected vith On'i # is a
RssTkuKANT wtrro the pest Of Vines and
.. Ell hor-e, and !: lie shortes. notice
ThePqElc are respectful. invited to visit thi,
mays sns J. W. REYNOLDS, Proprietor.
I coaPThoLLEg or Tax CqAssscY.
w.sHLsSros, Ju,y 10, seS.1N heIeas, by sstisfsc-
ee.n made 70 appear that the FIRST Rational Bank
TsIsi Of oss duly UNDER saq
r sns acct rdins 70 tho reauTsm.nts Of the act Of
sSfsna eeus By sss o n1sd ts
stocks. and to prcy,ds for the circulation and re.
h.s npsd With ali he provisions Of said as act re-.
suirea 70 b. complied with before commencing the
Ees tSfrefoIe. Sf % Hugh neoulloch Comptroller
e the Currency do hereby certify that the said
Tsshiugton, and District Of Colun eia, is author
t@ed TO con mence the business Of Banking under
H. 81 and seal OF of os ths i B 18th day Of JsIy 1888
" l7-dom Comp roller Of the Currency.
KooKs ON CAVALRY
gg;s; gg;s; caca,1y Tactics; !oI.;
Cavalry, l. ght Infantry, and Rife Tactics, l vol.
rrguIhIlcbs foen sIry CaYAIry London.
holsn on Cavalry, its History and Tactics Lon
don
HoiaL on Training Cavalry Horses,
Paemers history of De airy.
Turner on Training Young Horses London.
Cookies Handy BOOK Cor u q. Cavalry
British feomsIry Regulations. London.
British Cavalry RegE lations.
Lowell on Outposts. Patrols. &c London.
Instr ctioI for Cficefs on 0utposts and Patrol
ruty
Hobbint Cavalry Cat1chism. Lonion
inBtruction in Ai 'itary EQuit4ton
lprtructions for Csrbiae and Pistol EIer ,ise.
Ii naoD.
NcCiallan's European Csvslry.
HcCleilsn's Yield Service ofU Cavalry
auIS FRANCK TAYLOR.
7 ATEsT RUBlO BOOKS JUST REOElvED
Ia PROM PARIS.
gehos dc Monde Reli gieux, lst and ID vols.
Hehos d'Italis. 5 vols.
Bounes Traditions (ChcpiBl, / vol
Echos d'kiisnagpe, 2 vols.
kueTnspiA tLlcner, Etrauss and LseitIky wal
RESI-, vol.
Partitions of all modern Operas.
Al the Nusic Store Of
2stf W g.. MET2EROrT.
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nvTheDukp Of iiumiiton, who lataly died In
Taris, WIS very handsome man. The
PRINCESS Mary of Cambridge vas in love with
ard " II h. a. 10 marry him years a 60, but q ueen
Victoria would notpermitit. On dat. - s74s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-17

T.R MoA s1E h tIUN.-rh NeW,York Tines
7bf saturday Seys: 1T is reported by passen-
sels by tie Araeoi that the three hundred
pounr. l. EaIrott liifea gun. recently sent TO
! ChaIl,stcn tc b. ussG AGAINST Fcf ssumt4r, was
inst ,ertonId white icing Landed a. Morris
jsiapd, a. d All iforts 10 raise it, lad proved
ulsuCctssful. IT Is aD upli kelly report
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pRoPosALs F0R NAILS

ttAtt ot (htt QnnTtsrmnstsY CrrnirV BWsau,t
"AsHisGTo5 August IT.. 1868. &
cEALkp PROPOSALS will be receivsd ct this Ole g
until IA hsDAf, August 20tn 1888. at Il. 4 r
delivering su en- points near tns CITY OF Washiag
ton, as ~ pe deeirnat d by the Caist Qasr ssr-
r.ssttr, ~ iess Of Cut Nails, az for.o as, viz:
SO egs 6n Cut Esila -.
80 kegs9t Gu. Nails --a
6on kegs u d Cut Nails s.s
yuks gs H. q Gu Nails
10 kess4 d Cut Nals
Tie ahove,wfU be subject to inspection by sa
aseut ppoiI led by The Gogernalent
Bios mas. De accom- panied b. tins gu G-an. $3.50
two rftpTyfibfe persons as TO the AGILITY of ia 9
bidcer 10 fiji the con tr@e aFV EtB
re res ponsi bility Of she guiran oor, TO b. ger
fed -sy the eff cisi csrtincase Of th Clerk of tn
UIited States Court. =. - H. E !.
Cont acts vi be ssa,dat oniy to regular deG
"a - win Sc reauirsf fro q each contractor aud
bis euarantcis for the faithful dlline of tina oouI
trait ~stt ~
One ba!f of the above Quantities viii ba rsquirr d
within ten Jays asd tus b. bslAnee Within twenty
GAY after 81. min g tire contract .,,,,,
The right is reserved to rejsct al bids deemed
Pfoposs NUT he distinctly enaorssi "Propo.
sstt fer Nails and adfrsssad to the mndar = IN I'd,
In thia city g. 1t. SA w Ellie,
1t. Col ,Ohief Qnart ,rmastsr Avalry Bnresu.
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= RrIhe operations in the service of the AMeri-
can TELEGRAPH Company, numbering nearly
firt bundled persons, have establis ed an as
sociaiinn siu.iisi to hat Of the PFintefs Union,
ard v III scIn held a convention. ee move
neDt hus ifauenrated viii doubtiess De fol-
lowed by H.. employee OF other teiegrapn COM
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pRor osALs FOB RHEADBoAgDs FoR GRAVES

Dspot Of EashiHsfea. 2l5 Q ,orne, 9,igI s,sa.i
WASHINGTON. Aug. T. 1853
SEALED Proposals. VII be received at this ONCE
antii ~ keDAf Aug. 18Th. 1873, At u olock NJ,
Boards CT TaGlets fr graves Of the following do
splits four "a Ieet in length TIN IlGI incaes
Sics sn1 one and three eights Ia OF inch
twenty t20l il ches in length, each OF faid B-ad-
kOards or T.hets to be well oilsa and sstered wi
tine OF 6ecsae q sach eommissinnsd Off GERS 'e Or
soldier as .he Assistant Qua termsster his agent
sy direct ard IL al respects TO correspond with
san pie to b. &c, at shis oftce.
al of raid boards to be deliveret at such point
a. the D.Po: QusrterD astsr ay direct ave hundred
90 . WI N twepty days. and the balance two
Proposals from disloy al parties win not be con-
ndered, and An OATH OF ALLEGIASCR 20 the nited
stStes 6oTernhent must accompany each PROPOSE.
The ability bidder to all the contract should
IL be awarded TO him must be guaranteed by two
rsspHnsi Ole persons whsse SIGNATURES Az 70 be sp.
accompany ths bid
s 1a o e
oesrest District Court or of the United States DIS.
Bidders must be present In person when tho bids
are opened, or their proposals win not be oonSid-
The full name and Post ofses address Of the bid.
der rpst appear In the proposal
considered as the individual proposal of the party
signing 1t.
Bonds in the sum of Thousand dollars, signed
By the contractor and both of bis guarantors, viii
be required of the successful bidder upon signing
the contract
The night to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed too high Is reserved By the Depot Quarter
master.
Informal proposals. wiz be rejected.
Proposals lust be addressed 10 Capt EdWard l..
Rsrtz Assistant Quartermastsr United States
Army at W Arlington d. G and should be plsinly
marked Proposals for fu rnishiug BE ad Boards for
FORM or GUARANTEE.
sas the sseoag eoaDg Of sns ss,ss sss Of
OF =, do hereby guarantee that - Is sble to
M n,onoton snd tsst NJ. % 2.
accepted, he viii enter into contract In accord
anoe Herewith. = .,tfg o.. .a-
Should the contract be awarded him we are pre-
pared &c become his s1ratiss.
tT0 this guarantee must be appended the ofdcial
certificate above N mentioned j
@ .H n EDWARD L.. HARTZ,
au s.td Captain and A. q. H., g g. Army.
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(,ALL AT sMITEs, 400 Seventh street. to &c,
" your Clothing, jyA
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A DAas RxPRESs COMPANY,
"a oFFIog S1z Pa. AVENUE,
W1SEfartoz CEty, %, O.

pSkAT zA9TERE AOkTHERN AND WaSS
ths s1PRieS G0RWARDK2aI III
&sRChhNDIsE EUNKY, Jew ELKY, VAIL
kGbss, MOTIFS, SIOCKS, E0SDS. &c
/, soSws}dsa With ShEETY AED DISPATCH 20 a.
soo+asib'a 'eaLinEs Hf the csantry Thfs CoLopaoy
as~
T0nTH, gAsT, wEsr, AMP AORTRWHgT.
It's prtccipsl uIioes sro
EAHFii SIFpN, D. O., new YQRE BOSTSD
EfLkDBLP6LA. BALYIM0EF' 0IJ-
!. CfESATl, ST LOUIE. L0UIa,
N!ELI. LEXINGTON
crpp- = .t9Ee aIes tn.ds ct New York .Sa Eo.so
go 100 l9las-tios g he chSsbhS AID. tb,
~ - ESEOGf dOyJqHAApy1N ana HkVPS
saf tsercs hF krrcpecn sreresss, 10 sl proui ps
rnGcrIe rSiai towrs tp Great Britain and Oh She oo
Lz~c<, IL
COLI atiUn es EorEs, Drafts snd sILLs mac
o O, DUNN, Agent,
SsS Wsshinstep. D. q.
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GECRET DIsEAsEs, !s
- RADICAL CURE GUARANTEED
BY
DIR. HENRY COOK.
OFYIcH-No. 46S TwELYrH STREET.
BGtreen q add II Streets,
WAsHIRGfoN, DC
Dr. COOK guarantees in the following diseases :
speedy and radical cure:
SECRET DTsEAaEs, A
of both sexes 40 formidable in their consequenoes
If neglected or entrusted to the treatment of an
skiful and ssrier ced physicians are cured by
DR. Cook after q new method and those who are O
unfortunate as to be afflicted with ueh diseases
shoulc call upon the Doctor without delay A
pr ctice OF msny years. daring which he has cured
run rless cases which shsd dehed the 5skill OF
pisgicisLs of, high ,repaI4cion, warrants him in
1fying that every such disease, which is ut all
cuI able can be cured by him. - .s..s -
Td grgF3TFsFs e. oLADsES
afflicted eith the Diseases peculiar to their sax
a. ulfch may resulE disastrously 70 their health
en tuition If medical assistance is called
sin, IN time. ghnud be very csSefl in choosing =
Ihxs;cisp, ana II hey would Gail upon DR.. Cook
%fEfy pouid hsve reafen in future days when in the
e. i1ypEnt Of restored hsslth, to bless the h,ur
af an they hee ded-t this advice
Al those suffering from syphilis or dfsssses Of
the 81 xuni erg&ns will be cured spee-ilY ann rasi
osily by DR. COOK If they apply to him sithsr in
& n, n or by lstter. @rEs 4 r.sttT g F.. 49,
the i,ector prepare all medicines himself, aud
rsrrsnts tb sLl to be fee from mercury. Jy 2S-'ms
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rover $50 einigrants have landed on our
shores since april lst. fs
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sc AAER THE ArER
sfAEDAED MUSIC HALL

THE GREAT TZANFkETTA TR0UpE
THE GREAT TZANFRETTA TROTPE
II TBEIR
WlNDEEFTL ORIGINAL FBATS.
WONDERFUL ORIGINAL FEAfs.
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Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14
Naval Orders.

The following naval orders were issued yes
terday;
Lieutenant Commander Vim. d. Whiting,
ordered to command the scholarship Savannah,
vice Lieutenant Commander Edward Barrett,
detached and waiting orders.
Lieutenant {. S. McDonough, ordered to the
receiving ship at New York.
Assistant Paymastcr II. N. Hanna, ordered
10 the Agawam.
Second Assistant Engineer Chas. E. Deyaln,
ordered to the Watall.
Second Assistant Engineer John Wilson, de-
tached from special duty at New York, aud
ordered TO tho Hartford.
Third Assistant Engineer Albert Il. Fulton,
detached from the Hartford, and ordered to
special duty at New York.
Boatswaiu Peter a. Chason and Carpenter
Ebenezer Thompson, ordered to tho steamer
Fort Jackson.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14
Naval Orders.

The following naval orders were issued re-
Gently:
Lieutenant Commander T. S. Fillcbrown,
detached from the navy yard, New York, and
waiting orders.
Lieut.. A. y. MITCHELL ordered to the steamer
Mettabessctt.
Ensign o. A. Palchcllcr, to temporary duty
on the Sassacus, and on arrival at New Orleans
TO duty in the West Gull Blockading squadron.
Ensign Marstou Niles, detacLed from the
Minnesota and ordered TO the Sacramento.
Third Assistant Engineer John H. Stott, Or
dered to examination.
RESIGNED.
J. OTIS Bout has resigned his commission as
an Assistant Surgeon In the Navy.
PROMOTIONS.
Second Lieutenants Norval l.. Nokes and E.
B. Sturgeon have been promoted to First Lieu
tenants in the Marine Corps.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14
AsTORM BREWING.

II Is announced that Maj. Gen. Thomas, In
his report of the operations of his corps on the
left, in the battle of Chickamauga, uses the
following language; .r +
81 should have dyfcated the enemy on Sun.
milton train was ordered TO Chattanooga BY a
person in higher authority than mysclc''
While 1t may be true that Gen. Thomas would
have done all that he thinks he could have done,
ii does not follow that Rosccrans did not act
prudcntly In ordering the ammunition train to
the rear. The resistance made by the troops
under Gen. Thomas, on the left, was Herculean,
and will 20 down to history as one of the most
stubborn aud brilliant military achievements
ever recorded. But IL Gen. Rosecrans had not
ordered his train to the rear and Il had been lost
aud had he, as an excuse for his sbort-sighted.
ness, afterwards asserted that he calculated
upon Gen. Thomas doing the extraordinary
thing that he happened to do, the world would
have laughed at him for cxacting 50 much. 1t
should be remembered that Rosecrans was with
the centre, in the midst of one of the most ter
rihc panics and routs ever witnessed. 1t is a
wonder, therefore, that no had presence of mind
enough to think of saving anything, much less
TO suppose, after witnessing the dcmoralzed
condition OF the whole centre and right, that
Gen. Thomas was able, with single corps, to
Withstand the onset Of force that had stag
gercd and repulscd t,"o corps already. We
should not be too hasty in condcmning one
man or in applauding another about military
movements In battle.