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pRoPosAhs FOR BUNTING AND DRY GOODS
BUREAU or NAVIGATION, NAVY DEPARTMENT.

BUREAU or NAvIGATIoN, NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Wash'nsios, July ~, 1853.
reku, until the tenth day of August next for I'm =
nishing the resaisite supplies of Bunting and Drv
doSas l9r the navy during the year ending on the
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for
directed to the ohief of the Bureau "AU
The articles to be included in these proposals
copies of which may be obtained on ap plication 20
the Gommsndants, or Navigation Officers, of the
be seen, and instructions or special information
Sb,sine do on sppsstI9p tS the commandants
AS the qualities specified in the schedules are
only estimates of probable requirements, the
than tn. quantities set down in the schedules
All articles must be delivered to he Yard at the
pack ages, with his name properly marked thereon;
and the articles must be subject to the inspection
eeived, and entirely satisfactory to the Navigation
Officer stationed thereat;
fess Yards to be delivered only a. the Navy y" Yard
Yard, to be delivered at the Yard for which the
n Column prices VIII lie aea
the agfregateextended 10 the column of amounts.
guarantee, as required by law. the form OF which
The contract in each case viii be awarded to the
for its fui6 ment but the right is reserved 70
any VI ui0s, II lOE tuc VI
Those only whose offers may be accepted will be
soon thereafter as praoticabie, which the parties
viii be required to execute within ten days after
receiving them at ths nearest post ofhoes or navy
'sureties in the full amount will be required to
to By a United States District Judge, ATTORNEY.
Collector or Navy Agent.
Form of Gxarantee.
The undersigned. -, Of in the State of
hereby guarantee that in case the fcrssoine bid
accepted or they will within ten days after the
receipt Of the contract At the post office named
the same with good and sufficient sureties; and in
case the said -- shall fail to enter into con
differences between the offer Of the said x00o the
and that which may be accepted.
Signatures of two suarantors, sP.
Rs,s
hereby certify that the above named -are
known to me as men of property, and able to make
Signature, G.H,
To be signed by the United States District
Judge. United statsa District Attorney, Collector,
or Navy Agent. j, l3.Iaw4w
WEAK LUNGS, AND HOW TO MAKE THEM
w strong, oy Dc Lewis, q. d; Sl.2s.
my Good for Nothing Brother. novel, by Wick
Who BrsaEs-Pays;
sssd q soiss s.s%s sp and
A oritissl History Of free Thought BY AS.
Legends Of oharlsmasns, by Thoa. Balfneh;
age Of Ohivalry or Legends of King Arthur, by
Amsricans in Rome, by Henry p. Leland; SIas.
Robert the Cabin Boy; IS.
The Drummer Boy 81 90.
The Ohjidrens Garland, from the Poets SI.25
iyI RRiNOK TAYLOR
~
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We have in store good Brown Sugar only II and
ls,. cents per pound. Also, genuine Maple Sugar
only 50 cents per pound. E9AE q PlkRiE,
jylo-n southwest corner 9th and Z SITS.
JASON O. KING,
RACYj 167 william street. n Y FESTIVE,
dealers in Books, Cards,
ROB, lP rinte, etereoscopic Views,tRHLICIT0Ue
ICsrd visitss, Ambrotypes,
RAlH, Rubber Goods, etc. FANCY.
Send d and get the newt
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ORDER Ed

Capt. p. r. Fendan, jr, has been ordered TO
the Marine Barracks, Portsmouth, N H.
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~ Mrs. Evelyn Z. Colfax, wife of Hon.
Schuyler Colfax, Of Indiana, died at Newport
r. l., on July 10th, aged al years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-13

SPElNA1olRH9A cAH BIZ OuRHD.-Dr. Rsndh
Specific cures SpsrSsaiorrhod. Seminal Weakness.
y. Its effects are truly magical "A trial Of the
Specific, I'LL convince the most sisgtieal Of its
ner 18th street and Pa. avenue, Warrington, and
Henry Cook Alexandria, ja6-1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-13

NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW. JULY, 1863.
IN CONTENTS Traits of jean Paul and his Titan;
Pserages and Genealogies; The Chronology. To-
Y99grsIhy and Arshgoiosk Of the Life Of Christ.
Acarnsnia; The American Tract Society. Boston;
Tvs v A''nA' JKANoK TAYLOR, Agent.
A UDUBONp BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA.
"A einele COPY of his splendid work. giving $50
Beautifully .eolorsd figures Of birds. each Of the
size Of life, with the trees and plants most fire.
9uented b them, ID fcr sale By the sldsr:isued
huge folio atlas Of plates and Beven octave vols
oftext, In ane, new binding; vor
jeI8 YkANCK TAYLOR.
LOB sALE-15O desirable BUILDING LOTS in
Il various sections Of the city Of Warrington, ct
lev prices and on conyentegt terms. Apply to \.
CARUSI, Law Once, No. % Louisiana avenue.
10 SLIM
GUNNER BOARDING, Those wishins 70 spend
- the summer North VIII ind pleasant ROOMS
ct M Air, eight miles nom Philadelphia, on the
Ohesnnt Hill railroad. The country n healthy
and very beautiful. The house IL spacious and
well supplied with Amussmsnts. and hourly en-
munication with the city. Address Mrs: gRO0k1,
No. 1649 Pine o., Phiia. my H-ssW3n.
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No MAIL YET.-The swollen condition of
Paint Branch continues to afford an etfectual
bar 10 mail communication with the North
This branch is usually but a few feet wide,
but the recent rain has SO swollen it that
it is now over a mile wide with the water too
high and rapid for fording. In consequence
no mail from the North reached the city to-day.
and that which was despatched from here was
returned 10 the Post Office.
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ARRESTS ON SCsPICIoN.-John Ranch, alias
Jshn Can, and James Harper were arrested
yesterday as suspicious characters, and were
confined in the Central Guardh ouse by order
Of Capt. Todd.
A colored man named VIM. Boss was arrested
by Officer Morris, on suspicion of larceny. A
non-commissioned officers sword was found
In his possession, and as he could give no sat-
isfactory account as to how or where he OBJ
tanned 1t, he was committed to the Fourth
ward station. He said the sword was given
him by lady; but varied the story by saying
a gentl. man gave it to him. The story was
unsatisfactory, and this morning Justice Gi-
berson held him for further hearing
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a CHARGE OF STEALING GROWING OUT OF
GAME OF PoKER.-Friday last, George =.
Pierce was arrested and taken before Justice
Clayton, on charge Of stealing six dollars
from j. Gates. The case was postponed, be-
cause the warrant named two parties as guilty,
and but one was arrested. Pierce gave bail
for hearing. The evidence was not heard by
Justice Clayton; but persons claiming to know
the facts say that the difficulty grew out of
The warrant was not issued by Justice Clay
ton, but was ruled for trial before him, and il
is regarded as fortunate for the parties that he
did not try the case, as the Justice takes cog
nKance OF Corporation as well as Z. 5. cases.
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THE FLooD-At this time eek p. n.y. the rain
continues to fall in torrents, and is begin uing
to tell on the body Of water in the river.
At and about Georgetown the river, up to 4
o'clock to-day, had risen about 2k feet. The
wharyes were in q great measure submerged,
and the canal had overaowed its banks to such
an extent that travel and transportation thereby
was entirely stopped CT.
The branches and low grounds north and
east of the city are all under water for miles
around.
gentleman from Bladensburg reports the
water very deep in the town, and also that the
roads in Prince Georges are submerged in
many places, and that farmers will suffer con-
siderable damage.
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PERsoNAL.-E. Mcpherson, Esq, Deputy
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, is absent
on a visit to his farm near Gettysburg. The
farm Of Mr.. McP. formed part of the late
battle field
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V,HIs ID 10 GIVE NOTICE, That the subseri
q Der has obtained from the Orphans' Court of
Washington county, in the District Of Columbia,
rick Gibbons, late Of WashingtoD city, b. a., de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
came, With the v0ucb thereof, to the ubscriber
on or before the 23d day Of June next; they may
tbA said estate. -
Given under my hand this sd day Of June. lsss.
3sHlaw3ws EDWARD BRHENAN, Executor.
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EoR sALE-Ten Team HORSES, suitable for
l. suffers or an similar purpose. Also ~
one heavy suffers TOP WAGON. IN
jy IL ST. 0S1 pann ayan,a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-13

SRo1HT DISEASES.
Sarsa,ttaa's Gih p the most certain, safe and
edy ever discovered. Cures in two TO four days,
and recent cases in twenty four hours. No miner.
taken. 1t 10 the soldiers hope, and friend to
those who do not want to be exposed. Male pack
ages, So; female, IS.
Samaritan's Roof axd Herb Jaices-A positive
and permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofula, Ulcers
for 8s. sold by 8. O. Ford. Bee advertisement. m5
Pills are the vey best in xss They operate speedily
and sfseioely and being Sugar coated create nau
these Fills viii prove their orw al ethers
Price 81 . box. Sold by 3. O. Ford, corner nth
street and Pa. avenue, Warrington, and Henry
Cook, Alexandra. 3A6-ly
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- PRICES RIDUOHD
&lRENADIN1 Shawls, Mosambi ne Shayls
Black Lace Nantes, Points,
duced prices.
je26 NJ. TAYLOR Il CO.
THI6 II TO NOTIFY SUTLERS or THl
army that am prepared to furnish ct all times
and 1t short notices AL kinds Of WAGONS Goap-
pertaining to suffers. CHARLES SLACK.
Corner OF John and cathedral sS.,
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The SOLDIERS TRUE ERIRND.-For over forty
years. DR.. Holloway has been supplying all the
armies of Europe with his Pills and Ointment they
having prov led themselves the only medicines able
to cure the worst of Dysentery, Scurvy Sores
Wounds and Bruises Every kna psack should con-
tain them. Only Is cents per Box or Pot. 232
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GUTLERe, ATTENTION.
100 boxes CAHTILE SOAP,
no . ADAMANTINI 6ANDLls,

Cheap for cash ct National Hoap and Candle
Works, Green street and the Canal, Gsonsstown,
y. mar %
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& o G FL U NJ SIR Up.
Strictly pure Sorghum Sirup for sale low at
EGAN & FERRIES,
jy lost southwest corner 9th snd Il sts
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CrDeoNH MANUAL. NEW 1pITIoN; o.
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S . 9 4 3 s'sueAE sn
We have in store good Brown Sugar only II and
IL. cents per pound. Also, genuine Maple Sugar
81 lo-t southwest corner 9th and SITS
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NorloH' rey,su.v prp.,rxu.r
RorRTH AUDITORS OFFICE, July TO- 1859
Persons having claims against b Alance due frou,
the United States to James Cook, Captain Of the
Top, deceased. are hereby notified TO present such
claims PR psrly authenticated. to this Office with
in four nioIths from the above date
Jy list STEPHEN ]. W TABOR, Auditor
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Di. Dams nit Dem 1cbs
t.nfppfe.-Die n@eRpbdliiae 3etz
suna" bertdtst aus 9asen, ~Wor eini9sn
1aest batts i16 bisr pas @eriidt pererei<
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Seg 8eutSbe HGtsrlanb.

SSm Auesntlide fsbt sS i'm Be- tldsn
Daterlanpe sar 81 trauyis aug ; ba5 Do
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aud pas stesne @ater!ano am ndbfen,
bod fets sas Bpbl Der Menihbeit TN
srogsn 8anscn al5 b56fss 3iel Dor Nu>
gen bal, ispe Madrtbt BON eiuiAer snoeen
glnfigsn Menoun9 be5 amerifantlden
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bratA, MIR {eben paourt, ME eineMa1e1<
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gilt, bet Gteg auf Der Stite oes Bottles
bleibtn muB, mus uns binuberbelfsu iiber
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mad ben Wur5eln Der Wbyter gritslt
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sole Elm Sssin lebt eteie "gelebrter
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@5tuoisn smila bstreibt, jerer geiunosn
b @olssentpideluna bsmtneno tut Bese.
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sst. unlersr 3sit mad QeiRiaer .5}rsibei1
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fss rad ssiiiser GntrifIuus In jsoss
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far oisieniom fSeinpe bee fo1tld,siteneeu
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last nit Rtdt sinmal oer treffide Sain:
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lido Nmerita Nit pic Melt 1T, ale pisf
su1peilen bet Mnldsin bat. a-#a#
(gprs. ,. So. Ststs). ~.
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Gurppdi@be Nubri6ten.
Ser pduifhe Gtaatsftrcid,.

iRlua auseeienusn uup fed ausseflbrt,
bat Dinentarf jest cine geUalttbat, pie
allies aatarlibe wis at!ss taelbrietent
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amber, pas jsst 1T ser Melt berrlhb ba'
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lsib!. Die preusil1e RsaisrAna bat Nt
bard ibrt fabelbaft Dabnnnnlss Ginml
fhuns in pen p~olsabaEpsi rttt nur III
gan, europa. ME In 3ealIbtanp 1elblt
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wennst IIh 9sesn oa0elbe. llnp pas teut
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abpsr saander D!ebe, lpen1 Gin Saus III
fs!amneM aebt unn Mues sur 9tetturg
wI,n abwe9r %snlamusn lluft, pieIcs ais
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ben 8eltano oss 3oupersins IN elmer Gin
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GteQrinzGj0t2y, 100 Giitsn, bette g
2ruie. 500 uno / ~. &cp!eY Caves L. g.,
Rout0baE, 100 RiNeu al1ortjrt, Cigar:
ren, 81 ,OO0 inapprtie1s unc einteImiiAe,
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Ne{tpfn> $50 Gi}er> n2ossra", M
~, gauge, b4l5f a. 1iHT'ets
&pgItg Ge4qiE Z. e.,
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Dpetpr q. Srtmann,
0cutfbcr 2trst

IN 81. Mntbpns WSln1elota,
aeigt bierpurt ~erssbenft an, nab er Hsins SI!lff
aats scr Mnin, gtrabs pcrtsat bat, brittle
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gsrape esasnatsr REM D1as~Stcrs pater 5ta1d-
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ararfs. Die sU writ Spn biar s~ntferns tpphnsa,
TIN be Gsaot tslraen 81 sSnnsn, lns srlu&s,
ld, in 8risfen an i'm gu wcnesn nnb nsreen
prompts @ntport sItaltcn- -
Triiber SrnpfNpH
III tets sorratbis. Dsutitbs III ~sntfsrnt s~slsssnsn
MaFebslunssa, s,slbs ibre at,,esr 8sinlpFt su ba'
ben minldea, Ipassu ib {triftlih an ibn psn"
ber, wuraui er s;nsn Sag bslinmen iSifo an spel'
rtein er lie te|u4t.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-30
LOST.
SlOO REV ARD.

r oST on WEDNESDAY EVENING LAST. BE-
TWEEN six aud seven o clock between Odd Fell
lows Hal and Camp Morton, Pocket Book. containing
two SIZE bonds three $50 and two $40 greenbacks and
her The above reward viii be paid for
its - me az Burrows Livery Stable Pernsylve-
mia street EDWAtD ROBINSON.
dec3u-,Ist
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-30
aboI,fionism sefuted .

te publish this morning an able essay upon
thefubject Of slavery by one who most fully com
pretended IL alike in it, moral. political and so
cistbesrings The essay was written by Bishop
ESttAsp. Of Charleston. in lr40. one of the most
gifted and purest prelates Of the Catholic Church.
Tbs views he expresses are in direct varisnce
vii. the sentimental philanthropy and infidelity
Of New England abOltionists. whose doctrines
srel's direct conflict with the teachings and prin-
cip:ss Of Christianity. Bishop ENGLAND
successfully combats the dogma that slavery
e SirfnI. and when this underpnping OF the
aboJi,ion argument il knocked away. the whole
supifstructure falls. The var was instigaied by
abdftionirm, it is prolonged 10y the same cause
an4it win be procrastinated so long rs 1t infu
enc!ss the councils Of The nation. II oar free in
st ,dions are overthrown and military despo.
tisnee - substituted. this york may be Justly at
trit illei to abolitonism The people need just
sue arguments are presented by Bishop Enc
LAN TO enlishten them upon the controversy in
regtri to slavery. and we believe the only hope
Cor restoring aud perpetuating the best govern
mel.: to world ever saw, ia in the public mind
being Gissbusei OF tinatical abolition teachings.
Por:'hat purpose We publish the essay Of Bishop
~,gLASp. and trust Il will receive the considers
fnssfv r,artfs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-30
ALL SOxTs or PaRaGRAPHS.

Nearly all the Southern cities are now sup
pliei with gas made OF pine
BY the death of Gen. Corcorau, the Fsnisp
Brotherhood loses It's Grand Centre
A Nashville letter says women Who have
taken The oath attend the auctions n that CITY.
and supply hundreds Of reoel soldiers and citizens
10 the rebel lines. oy their purchases
The Washington woolcu Mills at Lau renee
sold goods 70 the amount Of nearly 1900 900
last year, aud their profits Ss40 900 about
80 per cent cn their capital Their surplus nov
amounts to $3.50 600 and they propose TO invest
half Of this by adding twenty five sets Of ma
chinery 10 their mills.
A Republican paper contains tire following
item.
Hon. John r. Ward. who has syent several
months in Europe on financial business connected
with Tie Government, returned through the block
ade. aud arrived in savannah few DAYS since
tie reports M material change in public senti-
ment Regarding American affairs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-30

:Ae General AtssEbly 10 he People q Indiana,
set.ng forth the hi.ory g ~ late session ard the
rssps sty hsi not bees Accomplished during is
es.fttatious term. This aseuss-nt makes psnphs,
sfsiSsesE p.r--. .sa -ill b. furHsed In any suaHiy
Trcs 81 70 per huntrea.
fhs Censeript Ass-spceeh OF Hon.
D. y voorhees,, TIE con-crpfson Bill 10 the Hous~ Of
ssPrssensa,i-ee Februsry 81 Isss. Tss i Of the
snsr sp>scs.s Of yr. Voorhees, qusstion row &C.
ing Isrz- share o. pube attention. spJ ev'ry
essissn Iraisrs shouid have copy. n rskss PAM
yhlst ofeigh; par~s Price 81 Per hnndrsd.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-30

-C1SSKLroS AND rs BUsISEss The Camel
ton Reporter thus refers 10 The business Of that
sn,erpfising to~a. Ga rroziess and prospects:
The activity OF the col business q his place
hss no freceflent since inuelton VS. a c..aliDg
point The average dali, Yields Of the different