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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-06-12
HEADQUARTERS 50rH Va. Rrsr,, /

HEADQUARTERS 6OrH Va. RIer,.r
Camp Near Hamilton's Crossing. Va,
Msy 18th, 1865.
yTyO the Sherifs, Deputy Sheri1s and Consts-
u bles Of the counties Of Lee, Wise, snytA,
Carroll, Pulaski, Grayson, Amherst and Patrick,
...s yess Attention ns !. ns ss,orsE sss
June 18th, 1882, Of which he following i )
true ,cspy e. 80 p, Il. z
s. sss. ..ad WAR DEPARTMENT., i
40 Adjt. and 1nspt. Generals once,
Richmond, Jnne 18Th, 1874. j
Gzs1RAL OHpERs,l s..4.' - :.
No. 40. ssi.
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PROPOSALS.


III
Po.f OFFICE D8PARsNxxr. October H. lasa
fEALL. RaaIf4 ga viii be Isc.ivea at this De-
shs sis Il RRSpsNs
ARD Mn, iof the use Of the Post eiices in the
=, e. 4. , sss a.: 3
d i. D. E ssHs
Yo ~ vig; snd Buffalo, h 7. A' 'A' Ne"
,s; :: ::ss ,s 3: ,s
,e r..n: q a.ais.. srss sss.sf rs,sr, s,.s
saes r son ls 70 eonssn
2ov.rfet sui,es. ~ ~. -
eh.s II siss. and 70 weigh not iess i tiaa as Is
pconds to tn. resm.
"a n Sal. vs,ss poaaa .se asfa twisted
as sSssdh' 2,
"a 1 s.nf. a .sississ s ;san i.; e
Pc M s:ch
..: q Fsss s's n ns to that
frst described in the estimates for district
200 re..aa g., similar to that last described In
=. RIA ..ia g. 81 ;.t. Tin. .,n,,,.
'fe dsribed for district No. nA' 20 'na' nrs'
COO pounds OF eosr.e Hemp Txine, 81 nilar TO that
:ssssf H ss;s. II Ssa as a 'i,s' No.
10 ooo se:ns 81 Wsagpins Pspe similar to that first
50 rsa.ns Of do, similar to that last named for
aid distYiet.
'0'0 ss aeserstion for District No. Z mat 81 the
7,oc0 p,unds of coarse Hemp Twins. similar to that
ofthe second description for said district
Proposals viii be received for each article sepa.
ratey, and iepsrately for each DISTRICT or for the
The contract will be awarded to the lowest and
best bidder 70 be determined altar . carsfui exam.
nation isr tss ps Of asceItaininf which bid
fhs Postnsstsr General reserves to himself the
right 70 reject any bid where it 10 apparent that
part the articles are bid for ct very low, and
Past a. = veg high rste, without proper regard
In this Advertisement
II the districts should be reconstructed, or in
9, eaAeo q number, or any OF them discontinued,
at Pro rata prices. And the Postm aster General
further reserves to himself tn privilege of inoreas
Ing or reducing the quantity of the articlos 70.
auiIt II il shall be found necessary to do 90.
Samples Of such articles - are hereby required
TO be furnished can be seen at either Of the above
Bidders win send samples Of such articles a they
propose to urrish with their bids.
Zach Dideer must furnish With his proposals a..
idsnce Of his ability to comply with his bid.
Two suheient securities win be required to q
Failures 10 furnish the articles contra,ted for
promptly the furnishing Of articles inferior to
these coB racted for, will Do considered sufficient
canss for the forfeiture of the contract.
Bids not made in accordance with these proposals.
will not b considered.
Proposals must be marked on the outside Of the
envelope With the name OF the article or articles
proposed for, and the letter containing them I'D
dressed to the First Assistant Postm aster General
Washington. NJ. BLAIR.
90 Is W6v Postmaster General.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Dy VIZ. /. SALL 4 90. Aue.ionssrs

by WH. 4. VAIL CO.. Auctionesrs
.GREAr s.Ls or suRlRIoR CABINET 1gR.
wrE 6RhE1s CABIHK1 AARrFacrolY. No. $50
..: Z; s ssa
Il!
intending % esanss his BUSINESS. v We name i il
Handsome Rossxesd Marsls-top lsse.fss. with
Rosewood Ch.mSsr Suites
sa S :ss o.s
Handsome Rosewood Drsssins Bureaus
Walnut Dress Bureaus
Thirty Dress Bafeaua
Rasssoss, Mahogany, and walnut sof,. and rsts-
Hess!ssd a:assss, and E.lnu. 1osssrs Mirrors
LibreFy Tables and Chairs, Saloon and rsaDoy
x1nss "a n.aes.a, Bookcase.
= = s Sesisa H ha5. ssssr'''e'
Fancy Parlor 0nairs, nahos aay and Walnut Side
and Reception ChsiIs
Es1S!:- sse siasSc:rds, oiiidisns oA.irs and
RsvoiviDs ONCE Chairs. Cribs, Bed.tsads. great
ss,.s:sa:ss r:sls. and X s.a =. q. H.,
kxtension and Mahogany Dining Tables
S1.nsS Chin. ss.rss Te. Sets. 81 and 50 pieces
Cut Glass Wines, Tuu6lers, and Fruits
Plain and Gilt French China
LARGE quantity Wines and Water Bottles
Fancy China Vases, Card Basket and China Toys,
Motto Cups
dozen Tets. a-Tstes Casters, different kinds, with
many other 6oe do not here named.
M cess. S 9.s5 sa
81 1nsu.
Auctioneer
The astention Of the trade Is invited to this sale
~ The Goods will be oren for inspestion, and
catalogues ready on the Thursday previous 70 the
sale.
oc24 WI. L. WALL CO.. Aucts.
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DRoPosALs FOR LETTER BALANCES.

Post OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Oct. II, 1868.
SEALID PROPOSALS will be received at this De-
pArtment until the 3Gth day of November next at
u O'Clock noon for furnishing Letter balances for
the of the Post Offices in the United States for
one year, from and after the 3lst day of December
LIST Balances ca pabe of weighing eight ounces,
avoirdupois weight, to be graded down to quarter
ounces.
OF these it is supposed eight hundred will be re
quired for a year.
I'd Balances capable of weighing at least two
pounds, avoirdupois weight, to be graded down to
half ounces.
OF these it is supposed one hundred will be re-
quired per annum.
Perfect correctness will be required in all these
balances. well as strength and durability.
Samples of each description of balance must &C
company each bid; and the bidder who may obtain
the contract win be required to furnish balances
ordered Of quality, in all respects fully equal to
the sample.
Each balance must be well and securely packed in
q box fer transportation.
The balances to be delivered free of all charge
to the Blank Agency ofthe Post Office Department
at Washington, D. c., and will there be examined
and reported by suitable inspectors for reeep
ton or refusal.
Each bidder must furnish with his proposals evil
Two sufficient securities will be required to a
contract.
Failures to furnish the balances as contracted
for promptly, or the furnishing of those of an in
ferior quality, will be considered as sufi cient
cause for the forfeiture of the contract.
envelopes. Proposals for Letter balances and
addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster Cen
ertl, Washington, D. c.
&C 12-w6w NJ. BLAIR. Postma ster General.
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wv. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers,
yNITED STATES MAR6HAL'6 SALE or tn 4

ny W. l.. WALL q OO.s AuceOno0fS.
TINTED STATES MAReHAL'e SALE OF rHD
SUED nom the glerfS once Of the supre@s oenr.
Of the United States, for the District 81 Columbia
Ss a.g 81 sozs.
90 kssssr. s. No g ioUtsiss: s1sna M; IL n tie
sssnsr bsonS sonS:Ss Of "a; vssa.sis . %
nnent of erchandise, viz:
5 casks Of French Brandy
: cases Yrsneh i Brandy A'S
bbls Picked Meat
kegs Saleratus
sr rum Msns' S and L. lies Fl. aeA Shoe.
bales ready made Clothing
case rsblt Knives and Forks
s 90 a Mss "a. aad sins sn:n "a'''f'
/ case Ladies' Bonnets-etk
] do Of Fancy Articles. Toys, to-, TO-,
90 iass h si;s a'S with Al
e.ss India Rubber Gaps and hats
case ss:ss % GiGs castor Oil
j DO Nitrate Of Morphins
! do Porte Monnaies
90 90 kisst s siis.
DO scotch Pisid Msriaes, e.. &c. --.
DC A A.s,.. i Ts1 ssnSy Sssd'
A. tn. foot ofsi1th street Wharf. on tn. Poto.
p.s fi We. O'Clock In the afternoon of'ss day.
WIN 30" INC STEAMER DIAMOND,
her Tackle, Apparel, and Furniture.
ALSO,
WARD d. LAMON. q. 8: Marshai, D. 9.
oc2 WIN. L. WALL L CO.. Aucts.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NJ VOCAL INSTITUTE
ll R6. CECILIA Young KRETCHMAR Has
the honor Of sp nouncing to her friends and the
public that she will resume her instructions in
Vocal Music At No. 426 18th street, between H aud
I. Tor terms, a., apply between the houes Of
and D. m. 90 2)-eolm*
MISS BRoOKrs EN1LIsn AND FRBNCH
lvl Boarding and Day eehoo!, No. 30 Penn. ~. :,
semi annual session Of this Institution will com
menoe on Monday, September 18th, 1863 Circulars
cipAl. se 14-Suns
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By WIN. L. WALL CO.. AuotionssYs
0N TAUBeDAY, 10Th INST. AT 10 A. NJ, AT
" our Carriage BasAsr, No. % Louisiana avenue,
between stl and l0th streets, vs win SELL
Fine Blooded Blsck 9slding
Family Carriage, very little used
Quilted Seat Saddle
Bet Harness
Horse Net Covers, ke.
Special AttentioD u called to this sale, - the
articles are Of superior quality.
oc21 WI. L. WALL Il co.. Auots.
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BvJ. O. Mc8 IRE CO.. Auctionsers.
EOUR SNUG FRAME HOUSES ON STREET
Moa!E B1IwIEI ~ AND % sfRH1Ts lAsr.-On
WEDN1sDAY AFTERNOON, Oct. 18th. at I
s. Square No 1 = ss1 sA1s Lot
LOG feet, improved By four neat twostory frame
Dwelling houses with brick foundations, each
rAtely.
Terms: One. third in cash thu remainder in six
Of trust on the premises. :
AL eonvsyanees q the cost Of purchaser.
oo20 j. O. MCGUIRE q 90 Aucts
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COLUMBIA oORNlT AND sTBIN0 BAND
~ The undersigned respectfully announees =
for Private Parties. Balls. Pic Mos, Pasales,
1xhibitions. ETC., with any number Of Nusiciacs
At John 1semsns corner Of Psnnsyiyan avenue
and 4th street eaAt. H1NRY I4lMAN,
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ID MAYoR's OyPfoB, Oct g, 1858.
Is 10P01AI4 win BE- received 1T this once untiI
Ho'elock on fhuredAy the 18th day Of October, Tor
gfAAing 18th street esst, from South Carolins ave.
nue. 70 Pennsyivania avenue.
Bidders win state the price PER eabie yard for
ending, ana the work TO b approved By the Gem
missioner Of the Sixth Ward and the Assistant
Commissioners.
.,rbe sarlI1. sarth: II any, 70 y llscsd who're
the ooRmissioAsr OF tia Sixth Ward may direct,
and no DAIt o. the ayDfolriAtioa will be psid the
eeatras1of witaoute oertsaeAte signsl BY thsCem.
niaeio0oF end Assistant Commissioners, ceItiiyine
that ths work has bssn done in sAtisfactorv man
nsr ana aooofding to the contract.
WIN 4. YL1TCHu1.
ComRisaionNS Of the Sixth Ward, 3
t=E 6IOR6D A. DOHRDR
= 's JAMES z. DOISH DAC
% ga l-s. Assistant Oonmlsstone1s,
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BOARDING.

ROARDINq;-I Four large and cheerful Rooms,
s sos as a1a IN
moderste: II three OF more gentlenen occupy the
tenaanes, an excellent table, and quiet and Plea
ssnt hSms A few table boafdefs takea. Apply at
NO: 5SS sishfeeneh street., between = and SIS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
n R. LABBE's DANCING AoADHMY,

Prot. =. B. LABBE's academy win reopen on
1nesday, Oct. 18th in the hall over the store a
q Mss.Ea Gsso.ss Am q fhSms4 Parker 90,
netropolit.n Hotel. Days Of fuition for
misses and masters Tuesdays, Thursdays, md Sat-
urdAys, commencing ct O'Clock ,. m; for gentle
men same eyenin ss commencing ii half nasf7
The Saloon will be rented for Balls AID Parties.
gc :. 49,
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ID TO BUILDERS.
HnHs E Fen HsrSRnoPP1aII1fTTSSn pn SiIInnTrIoN

Z.
MAYORS OFFICE, Westminster. Oe.. 10, 1885,
Sealed Proposals, endorsed :" Building Commit
tee on Station Housss," viii be received at the
eelock, noon, for the erection and completion Of
station House, to be located on North Z street,
between TWEEN tieth and Twenty-drst streets
An oath Of allegiance must accompany each bid.
Plans and specifications can be seen and will be
explained 1t the Mayors O@ce from this date
reserved. -
tia contract will be required from the successfui
bidder. RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
-" JNO 81. 6EHABS,
President Board OF Aldermen
/. ASBCRY LLOYD,
President Board Of Common Council
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FOR SALE AND RENT,

E0R sALg.--A neat Ths.s-story sRIoK
+ HoUsE, with seven rooms ven lcees . pr
gain, pesFesion immsdiateiy Gan 81 No 500 9Th
ss''s the Mort err h tss'l snscsa
EeKsALE Oh ExcaANs H.-yalu .bls Lands.
nois Iowa, and Mia.ouri, vll b. sold e sap or or
iansis. or the loyal Psr. Of yirsinis. .; Would
Ia; bss 4.isssss 3. s
+ hoGsI, located in the First ward. but one
square from Penn. avsnee; eontainins nine rcons,
sS Ss Ss
one to three years. RAM +? LIS par mouth parable
sus.i;. . pa in Address Box sis
i 10 iET.-Kooms for families sc or sinxis persons,
House Elss shtis ioeatee and n 60 . nsisIsor:
corner Inquire
IroR sALR-BRfoK. HousH. 4ss N street, BE-
front yard with orn.me ntsi trees ana shrasbsry.
On On =; .s, ss j. p ga
auire On the premises sfssr eiocE = a. % ass-
CTORE POR BENTON sEVHNTH STREET.
- Inquire az 229 Seventh street. :. ,,,w
(,LOTBING STORE RlxTUREs FoR SALE
~ and Store to let. The best stand on the street.
f.wsssinston. b 9. $500 % . ~ ~
EOR KENr-A Handsomely furnished three
ing; . nsw two story Brick 0utbaildiss e On tbs
boarding OF lodging house; Apply after 5 2. m;
e. sss saP f Ns,e is,sss SssEsen and
o. % lws
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Tor SALE--A valuable LOT, Y feet front, on
II Frsnklip square. One quarter eAsh; balance
II i've % snn ;'a Paymsnts Also. IA1M Of 15'
Md. with two story Brick DWELLING, ane sprinS
and we'll vatered Ape!y 70 A. MOREHOUSR, No
50 K street. corner Of 18th. oe H-eoimr
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u y n AZ A T. .
LlfAB pHPART MkNT,
w Asnura Ant 4sssxAL's Ovrrop.
WasxIEayow. JupA N tsys

xzrAH DEPARTMENT,
F." AnJuraSr 7ssExAL's Ovrfop
WASHINGTON June -, ssss
9nsaI Orders, Ne iss.
The Adtu.ant General will provide approprt-
Ate medal Of honor for the troops who. sftsr the
expiration Of their term have 5srsd taair services
to the Government in the present emergency, aud
also for the volunteer troops from other States that
have volunteered their service In the statss OF
Pennsylvania and AarylsEd.
By order ofthe Secretary o. War.
=. D. fOWNSHED.
teA Assistant Adiutant General
EIlADoUARFERs DEPARTMENT % WASH.
HI iEGTUN.
laaes CaiO Quarter master. May q, isS.
D8ALEss II AGRICULTURAL IMPLsAESrs, Gar
DEE SEEDS, &C., requested to furnish this once
price lists Of the various articies OF their Trade
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
mel ELIAS b. GlBEKR. Che 0uArtermssser. DE-
partznent of Washington. mS S-S
WA DEPARTMENT,
+" WAsHi1a4oH, January =. Less
IN ooAses0SAes Of the pressure OF bnAness ~ sAe
WaS Department, vAsses for eitisens 30 WISH the
Army ofths Potomac viii b given at the ones 81
Laest. Dol. ooHaAD. l39 PennsyNania svsnas
Aoova NtBsteenth street.
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Henry Rogers, company A.
nth Fennss lTania; Jacob Eckel, company I,
l0!st New York and Peter Sampleton, COM
pany F, I'd ID. Z. volunteers, deserters, were
arrested and turned over to the Provost Mar
shal. They will be sent to their regiments.
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0FJIo1 OF cRLR1 QuA1T1RNAsrlI.
Nv D1PAAfM1Hf or WAsHIroYoR
Win be eold st Public Auction, at II o'siocS u M
on on t ~ sssa ss st tas
Hsrness. Parts Of Harness, kiseefisnoous Tools
Ca tros, &c.. condemned - ln1t for pabNs
Terms caah, in Goysesmsnt fusds.
ELIAS u. CRIME,
- s hfsuS. Vol.s ChieY QnArtsfmAster.
.000 Dept Of Waahin ton
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ion BUILDING LOTS FOR LDAsE On R1NT,
lyU suitable 4 suffers, restaurants and s.ivAts
dents House. Inquire Of A. JARDIN, corner OF
18th and II sta.. Warrington, d. G. 90 la-Ims
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Special AttenttoD u called to this sale, - the
articles are OF superior quality.
oca WI. L. WALL Il co.. Auets.
ByJ.o. MEG U1K1 co., Austionssrs.
TRUsT1IH SALE-A DIsIRABL1 BRIoK
l DwsLLIIe- HoUss OF IsIsIlT sollH, sll HllN
1lsn:s. 3 ;s. ss t:i e ss AZ E:
sss:s =. sa H. a.
az Ii ,s ri 4 o
oelsd nine fsl, In Square Numbered three hundred
ana seventy three is7?p a. designated On the map
q 6oi.ssis arcntiss q strsss sors5 E. b.tWes s
.a1nin. Sssk 90 ss.svatl 70 he dspth sf 81 feet
saa g 1.s Of IA n: 81
oe isad With the
fe.ns: slsp tneasi the remainder in and p
nontas I'll interest, secured b. deed Of trust o.
An sS: At tie 'z'.a.. of,.rel.s.r
II the tesaS Of sale are not complied with within
sss ssxi e 1T sss he
RnfcAaa6r, On one Essks, notice in the IvoninS
s.sz 5a : a ssaSCSk g. S6;s;2s: ::;.
LIMITED sfAfle virtu.
y ofe Iit oS 3tert 1aeas, i1suea from the CLERKS
q cGgF: FL r. n.
fhs Git e: aS g. ssS
:: .aa q. sI 9 FL! Ss:
sstSsr VIII I'll saa sssn q a. q.
;,; s. pa 81
Sa"ssd T. Soes: Z C sss1: ''' in favor Of
o02l-160o n MApahaJ m
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~ boarding, permanent or transient. Also, sev-
eral large aocms, suitable for gentlemen desiring
for An &C.. Apply at 4s6 Twelfth street, be-
tween . and streets, one block from Kirkvood
Hotel. 90 Heo2Ws
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TINTED srATIs NARauaIp s.,
oIeris once q ia Teri lselas isssed from tie
G9umbis for TIE county 81 z. re District q
ross q ie ~ 6or sspfTi sn g oasS s
THU RSDAY the i2iS DAY q HoS g sdsa county On
VIZ ais Ali t +:
No Sc being the q set 81 tie noy9i I'D Square
asid 60 and iunnins back feet TO IN ~. ~ SID
" g, "a: noT;tsss,.t corner No. ssu.r.
the sisS ~ tSs Sc I'll Bssinnias q corner 81
nssss i fSsna. fsstl hene wsss Il a.,
On The side OF the Alley 4. ~ sastsrly
tSE shssso. With ~ snd tSs i
1roperfy OF Andrew EotS1siH .nS I'll, psIon e tie
SudaessL no 70 January term 1859, in 20
- Fas'ps Ainaman uss q AIonaon MoreIons.or
oefed&dsE =. IA s.. b. &. Msr.hSa.sH 2N
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PERSONAL.

the person with boeuet in
Il hAId d, sitting in private boz At Growers nea-
ter, last Frioay evening. ami who recognized .
friend setting In the orchestra chair next TO centre
aisle, be Gooo enough to drop note to WILLIAM
b. O., Washington Post Office, and very much
obliEe. &C "A IT.
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MADAME R0sS, Doet,ess asd AstyologiM,
Formerly located At 333 G At. north, has removed
to No. 424 18th street north, above Rev York az.
enHe, one block frem Treasury Department.
She was born With Q natural Rfft She tells the
past and future-neyer known to fail Causes
speedy ma, riases; brings together those long sep
arated; cures all diseases. Business strictly con8.
DENTAL.
She is the only person that can ahew likeness
Of future husband or absent friend in reality
Ladies 50 cents Gentlemen 81 % 9-lm-
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JAY COOKE Z co.,
B AN X e RS,
Ne. 4s2 Fifteenth Street.
VI SHALL ooxfIxus 70 yuasreu
UNITED eTATI1
SHE-TWBNTY BONDS
at Dsr antil further notice.
o0Isrsons desiring information eonesrnins chi.
q @a. circulars assvsrias I'll sas:iiss: Sst .s1
VI BuY AND ALL AL ISSUES o.
9oT11NA1Nr BONDS, TI1AsURY Horla
O1fIHIOATES, AND vOUUH1RS,
COIN. CURRnNCY, AND 1xoHAN0l.
AID PAY TIE HIeHzs1 H1IuHs ron
GRRTlFlCATE CHECKS. Sc
JAZZ o0oK1 co., xAalsrs,
~ ASS Fifteenth strsss.
I}S1T1D srAr1s $50 BoHDs. 7'71777
UNITED srAr1s 1-se rRlAsusY Horls.
UNITED STATES COUPONS On 1ssi.
ONITAV Stairs OIRTIPIOATIa N
:. D1BT1DN16S. .TT
Soid. Diiysr. Uneurrsnt Aossy. 1xsAaass On IN
Saru OF Nufors and the Northern Citios. -
BOUGHT AND SOLD,
We Are authoriNsd 10 furnish 80 Bonds as ~
snai the ist Of AusaAt next, whsn tie priyiiad.e
o. eonvsnion esasss - -
Noen for Stocks and Sci sxseutsd In Hsv yn,s
exsinayely on sommisaios. i s- -
.stss,,y RITT1HH09sB, PANT & 90,
- - : sankera. 3sss Psns. avenue.
1rrzsHouss. FAINT q, ------
49,! .,,, B AM.x EMS $50 a9',k
10. sss paNhsHLvAnIA AvINun . :
Win continue % far.s.s /. - - - =. y
Pc .. D. FIvE.TWENfY ROrnc f,sy-s
A. lons > aisassd y ths eovsr,me.t. q =,
.sts..D. oosyon % q lael. az ! n e
20 s q. 3. 1-so Treasury Notes. 1sA
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HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATES
-. COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCdU
A POSITIVE
SPECIFIC REMEDY
Nom Retention lneons;ncnee Of U-zse, nyue.
ton, Inflammation or liberation Of Tie giad-
der and Kidneys, Diseases Of tAs pYcs.
sYate Gland, Stose in tAs Bladder
Oalcerous Gr1oes or Brick
Dust Deposit and
Mucous On Kslsy Discharges, and all D,=ea.ss .
AGectsons Of tie Bladder and K;dn.ys
and Dropsieal Seedlings, ezistisa
IN Mem, Women on Children.
HELMBOLD,s EXTRACT RUCHU.
For Weakness arising from 1xessses, Habits Of Dir.
sipation, attended with the following Symptoms
Indisposition to EIertion. Loss Of Power,
Loss OF Memory. Dim Guilty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves. Trsm bling, Horror OF
Disease ,Dimness Of Vision, Wake
fulness, Pain In the Back,
Universal Lasaituds OF the
Muscular System, Hot
Hands, Rluahing Of
the body, Dry
meas Of the
Skin,
, 1863-11-02
FROM cHARL LEST0N,

NRw YoRK, Oct 3f.-The New York Times
las the following:
MORRIS ISLAND, Oct. 27-Three heavy
gr1s have been turred npon the city of
Charleston, and each has thrown one shell,
containing Greek fire, into the very hear: Of
1bat Flace- Other CUES are to open upon the
uy this afternoon. It Eas not intended at
drs: to mike commencement Of such yIg-
o1ous operations, but circumstances have
hanged the programme entirely.
Our batteries are At work en- Forts Johnson,
Suntes and Mou1trie. The enemy replies
r.Eervtdly to-day. He is evidently taken with
.r1prife 60 far as the shelling Of Charleston is
sopce1Aed, alshough he has had sufficient
war1ing.
. Four mo1ite1s are in position of sulliyan's
leland. II is understood they VIII engage the
sebel works this afternoon. The 1reusides
7lows no dIspoait5ou to participate. He1
sopes are strung with sailors washing.
HEADQUARTERS DEf'T. OF THE SOUTH,
Oct 81.
A1umber Of Eeavy guns in Wagner and
i;reeg opened on Sumter, Moultrie and John,
con yesterday morning. The firing was CON.
'i1utd ut regular intervals throughout the
iay until dark, and resumed again this morn
Ing The range Of the guus OF Sumter and
JohnRon is one third les than it was before
he capture Of Wagner and Gregg Thefl1ingg
on Cur side WAS excellent, every shot eeenlng
to be effective. The enemy did not CON.
mcrce IN unlimited reply TIL abcut moan
yesterday. His practice is inferior to that
exhibited weeks ago. -
At tbe present moment Of Writing, not q
caeualt5 has occurred cn cur side, and nc
perceptible damage to our works has been
sustained. The land batteries alone are
.rgaged. The object Of the fire Tas to get
the perfect rarge Of the rebel works, md to
prevent the construction Of any interior bat
te1ies AID the mounting Of any guns In
, 1863-11-02
THE yfbI LATEST NEWS.
0UR HOME TRAITORS.
Discovery of a Startling
Rebel Plet in Chic.
Daring and Infamous
Scheme ThwaTted.
:Rpr1ored Completely Of Illinois
/: Traitors,

f.,xn,,.c,r, Nnv 1-A- nvttoo,4tnar7
case Of treason In. rtc,.,t,v co,,,e to light i'm.
,,,,c.tfpp scp.,.1 rr,aoc. - ~. c,tv G,1nu.
bus CoYineton md Nevnort n consn.-lns
10 rclea "a rebr1 nr}soners et c,mr chose and
overthrow the State Government. The cen
sp1raey was brought to Light By Unified statca
detectives; who were supposed by the parties
iMplfca@ I'd to be Spies from the rebel army.
aid were treated with fall confidence.
F, The plot n disclosed to tho detectives,
WaB that an attack be made on Camp Chase,
release the prisoners cokhaed 1horc, number
itg {, $50, seize The arscnal 1t Columbus, take
POSSESSION Of the penitantiary. release John
Morgan md other officers confined there, and
then ras to commence: rebel campaign In