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PROPOSALS.
DRoPOsALs FOR WRAPPING PAPER AND
TWIN1

PosT OFPIcE DEPARrhEsr, October Il. 1858
psrsmsn. until the soss day Of No!smS.E lsst .tss
esisea R9sp fe. iasnishins e We wRaPpiaa PAPls
Of sa srs sss s.
s'sRa ss;i;':;
year. are specified below. SONNY ''' VAC
m is q asa. MI %rsnpnx y pss.r >, B,
sns. asSs. in in age M ana to weigh not less than Il
ponncs 70 the resm, and each rsam to contain
10 Tssns of the same kind Of paper, as b, 20 In
1e,a, N =. s,f, and 70 weigh not less than Is
soo pounds q jasa f.iss, .sranes, lard twisted
2cs 81 Hemp s'cP1 T"iss, .eou. ons
eishth ofan inch in dismster, veil twistsd.
nnu nd ID Ia,s aaa or nanhf Weighing from Ia to
,o. DisSEs No 2, at Nsr York City. !
srss describe n the esiinates ] Tor district al os
30 reams DO, similar to that last described in
taid estimate
dessr6ed for Si.tre, so to that hr's
oee pounds Of eosrss Hemp Twine, si ilar to that
.ss ssssRf No. Nss;stP15ss al Ssas 19s Il ''' No
ho re,ms Is Of ~ Mw.appins Paps similar to that drss
80 reans Of DO, similar to that last named for
u COO nnnnas alo aistiIcI ~ a.+. r-,,
first descrlStlon Tor district No. i ! sn's u tue
1900 paanss of eost Hemp r.in.. similar 70 that
Proposals. win be received for each srtiols sspa-
fatsy ana ,erarately for each district, or for the
The contract will be swardsd to the lovest and
pest bidder to be determined after careful exam.
1naucn Tor the pr rpose Of asce ertaninx which bid
wli IN ITS praetc 81 results be most advsntaeeous
70 the Department.
The Postmaster General reserves to himself the
r1xnt to reject scy Did where it 10 apparent that
peft the articles are bid for 1T very low and .
part Al a very high rate: without proper regard
sfheests OF TIE bids under the sstimste contained
IL the districts should be reconstructed, or in
creased IN mum ber. or any of them discontinued
tne articles shau be delivered at such place or
places a Tie Postmaster General shall dssiRnsts
At Pro rata prices. And the Postmaster General
fnrther reserves to tn privilege Of ncreas
ing or reducing the quantity of the articles "a.
aniIt II II ssall ba found necessary to DO So
sSmples OF such articles are hereby required
named agencies.
Bidders will send samples of such articles as they
propose TO urrish with their bids.
Each bidder must furnish with his proposals ey-
ldSnce OF his ability to comply with his bid.
contract ~
Failures TO furnish the articles contra ,tad for
promptly or the furnishing of articles inferior to
those coz tracted for will be considered sufficient
came for the forfeiture of the contract
Bios not made in accordance with these proposals
will not be considered
Proposals muEt be mark cd on the outside of the
prspot ed for, and the letter containing them ad-
dressed TO the First Assistant Postmaster General
Washington. BLAIR
oc l3 WOW Postmaster General
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NEW YoRK, Nov. THE Convention OF the
National Telegraphlc Union will be held on
Monday, November 3D. 40
The delegates Of the Convention will meet
Hon.n IN ,be ciiv Of Nav Yora ,nr ne ,ha sr,e nnr
pose OF completing the organization Of the
Union, adopting constitution and by laws,
electng president and other officers for the
ensuing year, and transacting such other busi-
ness as may come before the convention.
The proprietoIs of the Everett House have
most kindly rendered the use of a room for
holding the session of the Convention
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n0 Shoals of cod fish Of a superior ouaity,
have recently been discovered in the Gulf Of
Tartary, and q California sailing master has
made arrangements for securing an immense
cargo next spring. saeF .s5fr-',s5z sad
~ The city Of Charlestown, Mass, has been
compelled TO pay man $f5,O00 because they
did not keep their streets in repair and the gen.
tleman was injured by his horse falling. 9
~ Uncle Sam, in thirty days, ga the rebels
OF Vickshurg rations Amounting % sszsU9a
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TELEGRAPH1C NEWS.
IHSoON1n Ed ENESS UISPATCHES.J
PARTICULARS OF THE DESrRUCrTOy
OF PORfE.AU.PLATTE.


NRw York, Nov. THE brig SANTIAGO. from,
Porte. au- Platte on the 9Th Of October has ar
rived at this port.
The Hamburg and Bremen consuls at Porte.
au- Platte were passengers to New York.
1t appears, from the information received
here from San Domingo, that after the destruc-
ton Of Santiago, the Spanish garrison, with
2,G0o reinforcements retreated to Porte -au
Platte. The insurgents so much harrassed the
Spaniards as to cause loss to them Of ,200
killed and wounded. Fresh arrivals OF troops
reinforced them to 1900 men: yet even these
were con fined TO the town by the efforts of not
over ,0GO insurgents. This continued until the
"a OF October, when the Spanish troops re-.
turned to the fort The town was given MP to
piliage. A part Of the Spanish force embarked
men. '''
On the 4th inst. the Spaniards again pilIaged
hand Nearly ali the houses and % stores es were were
Destroyed six hnndref fSiss Snsniars ; ,nes Sailed
from the fort. After 4 severe fight they droy
the Dominicans from the town. The Span.
iards were assisted by guns from the fort, W whieh
set fire TO the town. The fire was continued
until the departure OF the Santiago, destroying
valuable stores. A considerable body OF foreign
mt rcbants, and the entire town, excepting the
Wesleyan mission. house and few small
buildings, were burned. 1t was believed the
remainder Of the town would be destroyed.
The losses by the two fires at Santiago and
Porto Plata reach five millions. The white
population of Lamar have fed to foreign
countries, thousands have gone to the neighbor.
ing islands, and some of the principal mer.
chants to the United States. The United States
Commercial Agent is among those who have
left. None have sa we'd anything but their lives
Another account, from the Turks Island
Standard, says that in the battle the Spaniards
were terribly beaten, and driven back to the
fort, with loss Of $50 men. A brisk fire from
the tort compelled the Dominicans to leave
the town. The Government House, and the
American and British Consuls and the Roman
Catholic church were among the houses burned
.yoirn ok,,,t
with frebrands in their hand while the fight
was progressing. 1t was reported that the
Spaniards would soon eyacuate the fort, as
they cannot retain it against the Dominicans,
who number four thousand in the neighbo
hood.
1t is said that the whole south side of the
island is in actual rebellion, and that the
Dominicans whom tits reported joined Santana
have deserted him.
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At has gone to that point.


SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 30.-Dates have been
received from the City of Mexico up to Octo-
Der 1st. A conspiracy ayainst the imperial
government had been discovered, and large
number of the accused persons had been i'm
prisoned. some shot, and others sentto Martin
ique. The press was free in commenting on
the refusal OF Minister Corwin to hold inter-
view with the provincial government, and also
in his gligence TO join in the festivities cele-
brating the birthday OF Napoleon.
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Arrest of a missouri Editor

ST. JosEPHs, Oct. 3D.-D. X. Abel, editor of
the Tribune, was arrested to-day and sent to
St. Louis. 1t is supposed that the arrest was
in consequence of articles published in the
Tribnna, in violation of that part Of order No.
Sc which relates to the utterance or publishing
OF woras calculated to produce disaffection or
insubordination in the ranks Of the militia, or
bring into contempt the military authority.
The articles referred to were defamatory to the
iudepPn dent militia. A
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Frsn Caire.

CAIRO, Nov. L. Private advices from below
report that Gen. Sherman is skirmishing daily
with the rebels under Lee, Roddy, and Forrest.
The publication OF all military operations in
that region is contraband.
The steamer Adriatic and City Of Peoria
were fredi into by guerrillas on Friday. on their
way up, at Whiskey Chute, below Memphis.
One man was killed and another wounded on
the Adratic.
a gunboat has gone to that point
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From Rio Janeiro.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA letter from Rio janet
70, dated Septembey l3ib, reports that the rebel
bark Fanny Grenshaw, W hich left there on the
18th, was chased by the gunboat Mohican, but
lost sight of her at night The Mohiean was
returning without her expected prize
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EoR SALE Or R1NT-A large BRICK HOUSE
I. ,d,s being ~ storiss front, with : story bach
ard chambers being l.teiy handsomsis s repaired ;
o. 5th and High Streets. aeorseseWn On eos 1e
Tsn No s s Inquire 2,
streets. At O'Clock any evening 90 a-1v-
Fer EINT-A handsomely FURN IsHnD
servant ,ss ssa besides nsesen
s'nisrs .na others Sa
.ueh aceemmcdations. House contains ali the
S
ssss ssSss s snd ss
s aogss s9s
pWatalEg vn1 e h0psk; slI Ninth street. betsssn
oas
sro e,a ., GO sslsr The lot extends back one hun
asn ss :sdst e e ss sss sd.
sn,; ven Der; For private residence the property
and
O'Clock. ioeso l~.l A. MORRISON,
FOR sALE.-1w rev small BRIUn no os rs. III
ess and P.nn aes
fRAME HOUSE. g hy. rooms, on street. No. 2sS.
I0ssE Baker, second door Of 18th ant Penn; aye
DESIRABLE HOUSE FoRsALs.-A thrss-storyy
1ae
nituYe; aud immediate posss4Eon st1en. The title
o. 81,
Building." adjoining Metiopo:1san Hotel
oc q lva.
Improved SQUARE OF GBUUND FOR sALR.
1 We offer for sale that we'll located Square Of
Ground known as square No. IA bounded BY 81
and 4th streets east and X aud L streets north
containing about icO,Hn square feet OF groand
encio sed, and has q small dwelling in the center!
with fine well Of wAt.r. stabling, DC The grounds
have been red = Market harden and 20 ,sesses
some choice fruit trees For the purpose Of Lager
Beer Garden or small farm, it is very desirable
CURE d co Auction and Commission Mer-
chants. oc A-7w
E'OR SALE Or EXCHANG E-Valus able Lands,
L Cultivated Farms Mill Property, in Ohio. Hi
pois. lows, and Missouri will be sold ch cap or ex
changed for Real Estate in Maryland District 90
lumbia, or the loyal part of Virginia, would
change for personal property squire No.
Law Building, Fifth street, or address Box 1893,
Post Office, Washington, d. G. oc 23.lm
Inn BUILDING LOTS FOR LEASE Oh RENT,
lVU suitable Il suffers, restsu rants and privAts
residences within five minutes walk of the Presi-
dents House. Inquire of A. JARDIN, corner of
lSth and n SITS. Was shinaton. d. c. ocls.lm~
EURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET-at $50 Twelfth
L street, between q AID 1.-TWO lower story
PARLoRS, or one fARLOR and large BED ROOM
adtoinlne, both well furnished; also seversl BED-
ROOMS. The loca, ion Is one OF the most desirable
10 WaEhing gton and within Eve minnie walk Of
Wlllards' and Kirkwoods'. No children in the
mouse. se 23tf
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Az TIeH-WANG. The GREAT CHINESE
Al <EkEMEGDYso, e GONORRHEA, GLEE1.
~kfEH.SX;ssaa,s fEH. Xsa BOX WILL PsRFoRx CuHE.-
e sha the tate odor
detsction.- Circulars free. Price III : nor aoid
by JOHN J. KRoMIR, 9ceessor to 8. q. UphHm,
ton sy 3. 9. FORD, 100 fsnSssissMai. Nv u .1snus. sSa
Sent By mail. 1e IL aoIv
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rHAMyIlD 0IDl8

OI.A1IYI1D 0IpuIp
I have 1ln rsesivs4 Der sehoonsr. "0sor1s 3.
of RuYe Massachusetts, CLARIYllD 0ID1R, ,Wkfe{
Iosf fof ale at The lowest market price, n Saan.
Hotel EssSsrs, sptIsrs and al Others In yant Of
Urins article Of Older are inytted 20 eau aA4 ox-
R1LUY 4. SHINE,
:, uaioa sossiias Ds1et. 81 Green e.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS RR0OKE'S LNGLISn AND FRENCH
lS1 Boarding and Day School, No. 13O Penn av
seyen Buildinse. The ninth year and seventeenth
mence on Monday, September 18th, 1869 Circulars
cipal. 40 H-sm*
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j. ouy bSttsr 0iotSiSs. st loVer pFioss, at asa
seventh street, than elssWhefo. ~ A-tr
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w HIDy6-HIDIS.
wxpaIsbiY md sAfURDA7, Ii st Il s'elosf :
o., at the wharf on Sixth street, " Wa.hington, al
sale.
9S.s, 1s1n n Treasury notes. 70 E: 9sd !. III
sA' Mn Oh toSio..J tio Il. Dol. and d. . D.
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YlkALy0 n

uAIHL1ss Oh HIs11YI-THAI u TN
fMAS 61biSlT oS WSNDSRs, isAroaH
aa1 HIDIOIN = have s4eternined..Eesardlese Of
01pense-to issue heo, (foe the benefit OF saierins
SSmanity Scss ok tisir most instrlstiys and Inter
e9t1nS Lsssarss on Marriage and II. Di.asshncA
tssuon, Wsskness, Dspfession, or isnofanes o.
kaysiology and Natursb Law. These invaluable
lectures have been the means Of enhshtenins and
saytns Thousands and will bs forwarded free on the
Eeoeilt OF 6lf stamps, by sddresstnG Ssrasyl
DroaAvay New York. - ~ le.ly
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THE BROAD ARRow.-Many have doubles q
ipuuired the significance Of .sthe broad arrow's
which has been put upon the Rebel Rams 1t
indicates possession by Her Majesty. The
bread arrow is Government mark somewhat
ii lhe sl,ape of an arrow head, which is stafnp. !.
ei. cut, or otherwise fxedon all solid materfals
.used i'm Her Maiesty's ships or gdockyards, i'm
order to prevent embezzlement Of royal naval
stores. The mark was assumed at the time of
the most powerful weapon or attack as dis
tinguishing the property of the King. 70 be
found in possession OF any property thus
a heavy fine. q.
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~ Five big Frfnch, iron -clads are expected
to winter in the Mexican waters. asy
~ Cleveland, Ohio, rejoices in the odor OF
sixteen petroleum refineries. t5.zsf ~
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ADJUSTMENTS
FORD'0 NEW ThEATER,
TENTH STREET, ABOVE Z.
JOHN T. Manager and Proprietor
sAlso OF HOLIDAY Street Theater, BAltimors.)
MONDAY EVENING, Nov 2,
30 II w L e O0TH,
ADJUSTMENTS

soHs HpsD1S ItEsEkstss' II bsoo,oAu.
RICHARD III.
NJ; ds.s.' dSsss'swsisss ws:.sa|.,. q
Nj: ml.. I; :: s.; Ss.S;ss; ~: $::s.s.,
Mr. Sidney wiihens,
Mi o.sees Chapman Gs,s fGss%ss. Gs..ssse.
RaikIsy ksi,on III. 81 FssS:;e FxsS:I;en,
M ;sI 6h:'. SSBI, BI,sn. Mf; sjaslsiS.
And an elegant Corp. pramatiane. n'''''ls
CANTERBURY HALL.
nA2'i' s4sFzssgsz: ss44ssFFzEksssgsz rH1s4Rsa. AsR
Rear Of National and Metropolitan Hotels.
GREAT DRsiiSaat6SkRiiA RsiiSa6kiARR Raii 1IIi2iRscfFD rzRp
KATHLEEN o,Nr1L,
aSss1n S.S4fSEk, estsk.s etskas r5MakH.' rE5SMXtkhH'
arSS: i: iiSba1ss3ss u,,is55 s5e5 spStSRs 'oa5Rss;
3Hz 3Hz ztBtM zz1E IN g: g. SE4g7F, sE4g7y,,
coRKoekApaic ahG CORPS. #.
The Beautiful Rom.ntIc Drama, the
MANIAC LOVER!
Gorgeous Psntomimie Ballet,
HIs ii 8 4 4 I4sb "a \ 3 SHI SHIy 1ts{I tky,
MICRO ;SEs! sIE;E sIE;S S;$jH: SsISi SkISi
EXTRAVAGAHzAs. SC.
Ioors spen at7 o'clock; perform ancs at 8. Ad
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE
noaiw sATU RDAY AFTERNOON.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

By WA. L. WALL 4 CO.. Auotionsers
omar s.L1 OF So UPERIoR CABINET FUR.
VIE 6REEss C1sIxsr MaaurAcrosT. No. $50
TIE
untii tie .hois ;toaE q Cabinet saini:
HouseurnisAing Goods are disposed Of. Mr. Green
intending to change his business. We name in
Handscme Rose.o,a Marbls-top Etsssres. with
Ro:s.ooSs sa,s, Sh:mssF e sSisss yn,n,t,,
Oak chsmbsr Suites and Oak Sid deboaHds
a,na:o@. kess.Ssa P.sss,ns Bureaus
Waiput Dress Bureaus
Rosewood. Mahogany. and Walnut Arm and .lssy
R''s.eSs Mahogany, and Walnut Sofas aud rsss-
Rossyood M.heesny. and Walnut Rockers, Mirrors
Library FIT! Table. and Chairs, saloon and Tsapoy
y xqI.ss Rs,n.:a Az = vnsheSsny a.dsSSgy Bookcases
50 Curied Hair Mattresses
8 8 aaoIs5 aoEen tGaasfs. .ss gssst e. Chair.
Isne. Rsslor 9hafs H. Msho sany and Walnut Side
sa1 a'ssses sasias saiss. H.. Rack.
haro1e-eep eideboards, chiidrsns Chairs and
Revolving .oiee Chairs. Cribs. Bsdstsads. = great
sss:ssss F:ss :.s Dsss T.s.
Frel ch China Dinner Sets
Gut Glase Wiaes, Tumb,ers, and Fruits
Plain and Gilt French China
Large quantity Wines and Water Bottles
Fancy China Vases, Gard Basket and China Toys,
Motto Cups 49,. ...a
dozen Tets, Tetes Castors, different kinds, with
many other Goods not here named.
amount credit Of 50 80, and 80 days, for approved
endorsed notes, bearing interest.
The builAiI 10 for rent or lease. Inquire of the
Auotloneer. .-.sa
The attention Of the trade is inv tied to this sale
@The Goods will be ooen for inspection and
catalogues. ready On the Thursday previous to the
fae.
oc24 VIM. L. WALL 4 CO.. Aucts
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BOARDING.,

FURNISHED ROOM-With Roard, N ay be had
L by applying At No. 339 street, between 9th
and 10th SITS. Terms moderate. no 2-3t+
I AHG1 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED KUUMy,
IL with Board for transient or permanent per sons
Location pleasant and desirable corner and 2lst
streets one SQUARE from Pa. avenu nc 81 ct"
ENOR RENT.-Those wishing comfortably-f
Il nished Rooms, with first class Board in q plea
can't part of the city convenient TO the Capitol can
find such at corner Of Third street and Missouri
avenue. Table Board ers taken ct IS cents per day
Entrance ON the Avenue. oc 80 ST.
A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE-OR TWO
"A single gentlemen. can have Board, with q suite
near the City Hall, in senteel private family,
where the comforts OF home can be had. None
need apply but those Wiling to pay liberal price.
Address D. A.. Star Office. References exchanged.
ocSN lw-
AT 800 FIRST STREET EAST, BETWEEN A
and single gentlemen can be accommoda atsd With
pleasant Rooms, with Board. Keferences ex
changed. - oc q 1ms
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THE WEEKLY STAR,

This excellent Family and News Journa
containing a greater variety Of interesting
reading than can be found In any other, In
pub ished ON Friday morning.
TKRhs-Casa, twvayssbSy In adsGses.
Single copy, per annum.. u e
Ten oorttas sss.'......................9
ice. .ss.. .ssss..sss.. ........ oWo
twenty-five copies ............... 20 %
II invariably contains tia awashingtcn
News" that has made TAs Daay Evssi.s SssS
circuiste so generally throughout the country
~ Single copies lin wrappers) can be pro.
cured Mt the counter, immediately after the
issue of the paper. Price-THRxR CRnrs.
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IMPORTANT TO YAMILIDS The undersigned
i having perfected his arrangemsnts in Philadel-
phia, New York and Boston, takes this method OF
fnformipg his old customers and the public een.
orally that he 10 receiving daily By express
Prime Chester County Beef,
South Down Mutton,
Salem county IN. ]. Veal
Prime Philadslphis Butter, o.Ron,,
Bucks county aud New Jersey Chickens,
Sweet Bread, Pheasants. Partridses,
Grouse Bnipe, Woodeock, and every luxury OF the
Eastern Markets,
Boston Clear PORK. Soused Pigs ysst snd Tripe,
Smoked and Picked Salmon and Hshout,
Also, large supply Of Foreign ana domestic
Fruits and Vegetsbles.
TO. families ana others giving entSE Etainments
10 purchsse THOS r. WILSON,
119 pennsylvAnfa avenue,
oc 916m betWeen 18th and goth streets.
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THE WAR IN LOUISIANA.

Progress of Banks Expedition-Federal
Occupation Of Opelousas - yrrmillion
Taken-Moyement OF Another Expedi-
tion. .r- 80,
The steamer George Washington, at New
York, brings advices from New Orleans 10
the 2lth ult. ~. ~ r-s--fr
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 22-The latest news re-.
oeiyed from the army is up to yesterday after
noon, and is Of the most cheering character
The column under Major Gen Franklin en-.
tered Opelousas at noon yesterday.
The enemy made stand about five miles in
front of the town with body OF troops COM
hey were a QUICKLY driven % irom anG the sid Ss Sis
result has followed every attempt of the enemy
to make stand during the present campaign
At yermillion Bayou, where the rebels held
strong position, an ugly engagement might
have been expected but the threats made on
the rebel commander to divide his troops, and
so weakened the force ON the bayou that II was
easily turned by our cavalry.
A portion Of the Corps d.Atrique accompa-
The enlistment Of colored soldiers il pro-
crossing rapidly. Two regiments of white
soldiers are ar "a also So rapidly filling up:
department is now entirely free from the dep
relations OF the guerrillas. and the traffic along
its banks is now as uninterrupted IS before the
war.
Business in this city is steadily increasing.
The receipts Of cotton for the week amounted
to O,013 bales. At sale OF new cotton, mid.
ding fair brought NH cents to-day.
Several small expeditions have recently been
sent across Lake Pontchartrain into Mississip-
pi. where they destroyed several rebel tAn-
ner1es anu ealt wUrks, besides other valuable
property. They met several parties Of rebel
soldiers, and in the skirmishes which ensued
the Union troops were victorious. The Gulf
blockading squadron have made several cap
. lures recently, ana blockade running on this
part of the coast is running all who engage in
it.
The Rebels Rapidly RetPeating.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2i.-The advices from
the Thrice nth Corps up to last evening state
that they were at Vermillionyille. The Nine
teenth Corps made q reconnaissance in force
TO Opelousas without much resistance, and q
large part of the corps was still at Opelousas.
The enemy are reported to be rapidly re-
treating toward Alexandria.
new expedition under Gen. Dana leaves
here within two days, for some point not
known to anybody except General Banks, who
will accompany the expedition. II is known
that this force will act in conjunction with the
Thirteenth and Nineteenth Army Corps and
will meet them at some point on the march.
General Magruder, quitting Galveston, has
turned up, 1t is said, in the neighborhood ofthe
Sabine Pass, with view to begin there his
resistance to the advance of our forces towards.
Texas Cooper atIng with him is Kirby Smith.
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NV ~ e. BUFFALO TONGUES.
w Have iust received from the West 800 Buffalo
Tonsuee vhich ne recommend to our customers.
They are nicely cared and in prime order.
- 8 .KING BURCHuLL,
ocN corner 18th at. and Vermont av.
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TINTED STATE1 MARSHALS SALD.-In
~ virtue Of wit Fieri fseias, issued from the
Columbia, for the county Of Wa, hing and to me
dileetsd, win s.ppse to Public ssls for cash, in
THU RsDAY, the 18th day Of November next, 1858,
At z clock n the followinf described property,
No. 452 being the q feet Of the north side Of said
Lot No. Z and running back IS feet to an alley in
said eSuare. -sa-s.ra.
On the northeast corner Of Lot No; 5, Square No;
the alley at the northeast OF said Lot 80 S.
thence south 50 festll inches thence west Al feet
on the south side OF the alley to the place OF be-
ginning, together with all and singular the inn
provements thereon, seized and leviea upon as the
property of Andrew Rothvsll, and viii be sold to
satisfy Judical No to January term 1852, in favor
WARD II. LAMON,
oc7Od6ds q. g. Marshal D. O.