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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Arrival Of a PriZe-News from Charleston-
Warm Weather.

FORTRESS MONROE, August IO-Ths United
Sta'es guHboat Western World, Capt Gregory,
arrived this morning from Morehead City, n
G, " ith the prize steamer Kate in tow. The
tuIed while attempting to run the blockade
from Wilmington.
The United States revenue transport steamer
Flora, W A Booth commander, arrived last
ever ing frrm of Charleston. She reports hav.
ing left Port Royal on Friday, the eth, and
passed by Charleston at eleven O'Clock that
evening. Heard heavy and rapid firing.
The bombarding was between Fort Sumter
ard Morris Island. and the sky was brilliantly
Illuminated by the shells.
On the 9Th, while of Cape Lookout, was
boarded by 'he biockading gunboar James
Adger. On the 9th put out the fires TO repair
boilers, OBTAINING them ten hours.
The Cherrystone boat arrived at Fortress
Monroe at two O'Clock this afternoon with two
prisoners, the father and son, charged with
shooting two OF the United States sentinels at
Cherrystone last Saturday.
The old inhabitants at Fortress Monroe say
that yesterday was the warmpst day sxpe-
rienced here sin ce 1S36. A soldier died from
suns stroke in the Fortress.
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,

WAsHlEGToN, Aug. Associated Press
to-day from the Army Of the Potomac saying
hat Brieadier General Gouverneur K. War
Ten, Chief OF Typographical Engineers, has
been appointed 10 Major Generalship. This
appointment is generally con cedad to be Just.
iy due to this distinguished officer
Wm: T. Howell, of Philadelphia, for long
time Chief Clerk to the Chief Quartermas ter
OF TIE Army OF the Potomac, has been rewRrded
for his fidelity ard ability BY the appointment
OF captain in the same department.
rev rebel camp was discovered on Pony
Mountain, near Culpeper, on Sunday. /: is
believed that the rebels came from the south
side of the Rapidan.
Rrigadier General Patrick. Provost Marshal
Gtueral Of the Army of the Potomac, tias OBJ.
talned short leave of absence, to attehd TO
private business, it being the first time sin ce
his fntry into the volunteer service that he has
heen absent from his arduous duties. Deputy
Provost Marshal Sharce acts in his stead
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LATEST PROM aEN. srBLEY,s EYpr.
DlTlON

CHICAGO, Aug. IA special dispatch from
st Paul says DR.. Hoyt, Of the idaho soid
mines, reports that a battle had taken place
between the passengers or the steamers Robsrt
miles below Fort Union, on the MI issouri rivsr
Twenty Eight Indians were killed and uum
bcr wounded. Three whites were killed aud
two wounded.
The boats on the Grand Bar had two hov,,-
zsrs, and Wtre barricaded by bundles OF bat-
ialo robes. DIR. Hoyt reports that all Indians
ON !his side of the Rocky Mountains are hos.
Iie, and he thinks the expedition OF Captain
Eiske Will fail.
d lett RI from Sibley's. expedition, dated ON
Tie James river, July 2l, says battle was es.
Esc:ed with the Indians within two days.
1t seems 10 he The d. sign of the Indians TO
leave the pfairies and draw our forces into the
hiliy country OF Missouri, and there give them
batflr ;
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ANOTHER Blow TO THE REBELS IN MfssIs-
sIPPI.--The rebels IN Mississippi have suffere I
another blow A reconnaissance was recantly
made from Natchez to Woodville, atown some
forty miles distant, the capital Of Wilkin son
comfy, and connected by railroad with 81,
expedition destroyed i've locomotives, fcrtv-
three platform and twelve passenger cars 10.
gether with q rebel cotton factory-the only
cne in the town. and colt IN and mann sactured
goods to the value of two hundred thonsan n
dollars. This destruction Of railway facil,,ias
will prove very serious blow to the rebels,
while other advantages, N4rdly less sirnl,or-
stant.to our arms, must resuitfrom the opening
mp OF Southwestern Mias5ssippi. W hicn ais eS-
petition has shown to be pracsicable.1I Z al
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THE BUTCHER MANA SAHIB CAuGuT-At
last Mana Sahib, the chief of the Sepoys, is
caught. A despatch dated at Bombay on the
9th Of June announces his capture in the
Temple OF Ajmere by Captain Brodgan, of The
Twenty-eigh British infantry, on infornls-
.ion supplied by the police of bombay. Ao-
cording TO the official report of Maj. Davidson,
no doubt whatever exists Of the prisoners 3
identity. The papers found upon Mana Sihih
shows plans Of an extensive conspiracy. and
OF his having large sums Of money at his COM
mand. Several spurious Nanas have been
caught from time to time since the Sepoy re-
volt in 1857, but the real criminal has escaped
until now, The inhuman cruelties OF which
he w0s guilty during the bloody scenes IN
India have made his name synonym for all
that is treacherous and crnel. He is now likely
to receive his deserts. -e.sssss,.sss ss4
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPosALs ron LUHp71

o." q ca'S szsss.a 2sez,sss;s,, cssss,g Bs,ss..}
siatnb Pno sosAks win be received ss this once
instss - may % dssssnassd . the cSsy q oasrfs1
inmSsr, ine Following Quantities . ID kinds Of
;, s:oo0,Ooc feet one inch Waite Pine Common ou,-
80 COO feet Hsmloeh ecsntlins, as4, eighteen feet
,a 3os 600 fs-s Hen'ool ss.ntass szs, sixteen fsss
,.se zoe Rect Hsn1oos scsasuss .s.4. sixteen sat
. g. .see feet tares inch Hsmiesh Plank. =
'Vsp pssoss o. !eist, l01H twenty seven feet loas.
Anshe Above n nst So good merch suitable lumser.
70 ins1e'tion by N agent appointed by the
=: e: e :; .,s1 S;ss:s saS
:. "a "a !: s.s: g s ne M s.s: es srn II. name.
:; IS ): = sSs .asss Il s.ddsr
FORM OF GUARANTEE,
ssa@ s.s.a. siths ecsn!1 81 =, ,.ad sssss q -. Do
VII The tsrns aSss 81 = h ia
sa1 @ that. should his propostios b sccepted, hS
tss,s = GHee enter into contract n seeofdaaes
sas1id Tie contract ;. .y..a.a him. =. II. ,r.-
asss = APPENDED The 'A''
q IL q 1t c.,s ssf q u: +
neaxest United States court
Proposals. without sAtisfaetory guarantee viii not
b COT gideHed
Contrasts viii b awarded only 10 regular dealers
Bonds for sueA amounts - may be determined
ppon tbased upon the amount Of the eontrsct) win
be required from each contractor and his guaran-
toTe.
The risht is reserved By III. .eu.rterms.tsr to
reject any bid or bids any part parts thereof
a. the interests Of the 8ovsfnDsnt may in his
opinion require.
The port once address OF the bidder must socom.
pAny his ploposal, and the enveIops Be- Distinctly
ind orsed, "Preposals for Lumber u
@. g. SAWTHLLR
1t: Col, Chief Quartermastef Oavalyy Bureau.
an IL
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killing OF Col. Coruvn-een nosss

MEMPls, Aug, ll.-During the session of a
court. t.martial at Coriath o-day, an aitc-cation
occurred between Col. Cornyn, of the 10th
Missouri Cavalry, and Lieut.. Colonel Bowen,
OF The same regiment. Cornyn is reported as
having struck Bowen: when the latter drew a
pistol and shot the former in three places, kill
ing him ins antly. :.
Great exeItem. nj prevails among the troops,
but no further trouble is apprehpnded.
Cen Dodge is quite sick. 81
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A UNION LEAGUE IN vrcKssune-Kece

A UNION LEAGUE IN VIcKsBURa.-Recel
CORES spondence from Vieksburg discloses the
fact OF the existence there Of a strong Union
sentiment, which Is now finding rapid deve.-
opment under the protection of the FEDERAL
nag. One writer says that several Of the city
and county officers last elected are uneqaiyo-
cal Union men, and as such have been Known,
marked and prosecuted by the rebels. One OF
the most prominent of them is Judge Houga-
ton, the Judge of the Probate Court. And MY
Steele, Mr Myeatt and others have stJea BY
their Union principles throughout
THESE men, it is added, are no halfway
10y alists, but earnest, thorough patriots, whose
very suferings shavebutintensihed their loyal
ty. At last accounts they were about organ
inng Vnicn league, and proposed TO hoIa
series OF public Union meetings, for the puY-
pose OF enlightening the people at large upon
the vital issues of the day. A correspondent
OF the Chicago Tribune says in reference TO the
opinions OF these men:
"1haye particularly noted, among the Union
men OF NicksbGrg, an absence of any SO Queam-
ishness On the subject OF slavery. sLes every
trace Of II be swept away-that will clear sbe
way for the only peace tina. weUcRn have that
will be lasting those were the words Of one
OF their number to me yesterday, and they We're
approved by the whole party present.
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The Pirate Georsja.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE bark Lord Halts-
more, from Rio janeiro, reports that the barb
Good Hope. from Boston for tho Cape of Good
Hope, was captured by the pirate Georgia on
the 18th OF June, ia lat. 22ip, long. 4G.o9, aud
burned the next day. The crew and passen-
gers were transferred TO the bark J. w Sesver,
from Ros'on for the Annoy river, and lasded
at Rio Janeiro. The pirates bonded the Sea.
yer for Sl5.{Ep
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Resal. Of the Kentucky Election

LoUIsvILLE aug. 12.-The Louis Vile Jour-
nal says tDat as Iar a. neard from Ine newt
General Assembly of Kentucky will be com.
posed as follows:-Senste, thirty.on Union,
with Elk districts 10 hear from; House, sixty.
eight MON and two seeessioniste, with thirty
counties to hear from.
TIE vote in The Seventh Congressional Dis
trict II Kentucky Is as follows CLAY, Union.
4, 32l; Boyle, 1913; Buckner, IgI7
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TsMSg4 TsEaMsSg4rsxo so,PsR pssRAs1n4ET =, ES 3EE1oR q

y CUMPTH HULLEK OF TIN 0URRENQY,
tory evidence presented 70 the undessiened Is has
been made 10 appear that the FIRST NsHonsl Bank
81 Washington, In the county Of Washington, and
District Of has been duly RsAniSed under
and According TO tho Hseniremsnts Of the Aot Of
currency, secured ny . plsdes Of United states
stocks, and to D1evide for the eiYenlaslon and re-
sempfion thsreof, /" approved RshruaYy Is, H8S end
hse empisd With all She provisions Of said set re-
Snired TO b. complied VIA before eommencinV tie
Nov acre fore I. Has, Aeoruoeh, ,conptrol,.r
81 the Currency do AslsRY certify that tia said
Warrington, and District Of Oolunbia, u aathor-
tsed 10 commence the basinsssof Banking under
the act Aforesaid. = =
In testimony whereof witness my hand
Il. Sd and seal Of ofoe Wis 18th day Of July l8Ss
HUGH xcCULLO0H,
y n-dem Comptroller Of the Currsboy.
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Test,oTToN RAnns on Foar suxrzsAr,

slfAIoTToN BALES on EoRT RTSUNFER-THE
FORT iHSSED BY THE RKBKLs.-As washington
correspondent wrifess<ss1he report received
place din front Of Sumter forits defence were
al destroyed, appears 10 have been inc0rreet.
Only two of the bales took fire, and since then
bound round with sheet IRON, rendering them
ci-pabie, il is believed by the rebels, OF Afford
ing the romplefest profession 70 the fors ibis,
however. ! ternains TO be seen. 1t 10 evident the
Confederates are not sure Of asuceessful Re.
sistance as the fort is said to have been mined.
prppstofy to its total destruction In the eyoct
Of an attack threatening an ultimate cspture on
reduction OF the fort s~&eFT - -
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"Count Jeannps- Indicted.

Boston, August lo.-Ihe grand inry OF Snf
folk county have indicted George. the Count
Joannes, as a common s'barraIor,' or, in the
words Of the indictment, as q "common moi
sance," for stirring up unnecessary strifes suits
and controversies among quiet and honest citi-
Zens of the Common wealth. The defendant
pleaded not guilty, and was held in sI,0pO for
trial
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J sat;e,,.,I sahh.,h,o,,x.n,;..

>sr4TotA, hn9. T25A The National Sabbath
tpRNeLtion. lnlt here yesterday, mos. Of the
y. fllswa-Jh, ct Conn stfcqt. was 1ch osen per
rsanfp, pres .aeht. PTof PhfEp Schafs of
Pelnsy il .t73fTs, read an Essay on The American
Sah'sati.. The convention viii adjourn To-
- @st.. ~ ~ --t= 80 90 = - rs
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r.dps,ftis,. forls, siun,eser.rss in !, ,,apig .!

s. thiis 4G %, ,sAlg.r 1.-THE. Common atTaalcn
Jassaisi, s2aFsed, nEaAiIneiisly, an oreiiaallee
prosielEs loFsn apps op ration Tor bounIes far
-NplIn .eei % aef as substitutes ioE Sfsa fted men
'sl fssFl tilal.s t. lea We .]qir oaes . Rise
Elts thIesbpnSsrssa doaiare aEesh ptssS fes7 ~.
.. =. :. -. haysf.7
N4Ws yoEK, Aug: ia nt.fS1>eot Var IS re-
pS rtss aitsiGe, suld is probably the BEeak.yp,
Lei ~ fspeetea from ths5ggI. -
Elssssy. asp OF Y;.g Eandsli, far Por tsl.i lth;
the sssssm cprsette ConnectLeat, on crnlsa for
5Flrate ,sp q, the ship KitatinBy,for he block.
ades sal led last si,s.h Is vce7ss 81 s-e~asss
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NEW YoREf, Arg. l2-Some misesaanss are
reported 70 ltata been detected in attempting
to biot tssthe Crotof aqucduct atTarrg town.
or Montay nisht. L hey broke into the powder
magazine and stole keg of powder, which
vas roIifG With them near he adleduct The
evsdeiice hsir?g nnf nfiiciert, the men were re-
cd ssals 2
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AemTf4iI Farrs,a,lss.

NEW. sYGnK, Aug, I2.-- Admiral Z Ias.ra1ut
lea vss here to.TorroE for ysaShln ,ton. ..e tba
irxi.a;lon OF The SeeLetary4 ct he Sasy. IN.
nor ssya he is 10 comm al new iept fegt;ns;
. fo- tie reduction Qf certain Son shsrn sEr5nr-
hold. a. - teet4.4s 81 sls
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The soth Massachu,e,.. R.,,m.,,

BOSTON, August 12.-The 5oih Massa achusests
regiment, which arrived here last night has
been furloughed for six days, when il win be
mustered ont Of the service
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REORGANIZATION of Mr.. Cri.ftcld

BALTIMORE, August l2-Tfe Hon. John W.
Crisheld has been nominated for re election 10
CONGRESS by the Union men Of the first district
Of Maryland.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WASHINGTON THEATER.
1LEvINTH BfR1E1, MAJ PA. AvRNUe
AlsHar CASSIDY. .Msnassr.
THIS trHURsDAY, EvRNise
KATE PI.Hxa,
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''' 4 II .ss. siar'
l@' nish. bat 'AG .sf4Xe e +: Xes'sa Of the As'',
Last ''Ti + ioHss sei ;s:;;a ''.'
On, 4 P1BP B. HISB TEE sclHRs.
Rouaa 'bSu SI1a aoso
oo.,ain l.: k.se x 81
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enc nlsht Of "Th. +, epel sry , .4r .u -
T. oANTERBuRr Hall
LoU1sISkx Az. I.As sIIsI s..s,'
Wn. =. Sinn. sols Manager and Propr.- .er
ro-s1eHr. THs xogpERsuL
z1SSfkssTTTT44si z14SSfksTT4s;
In their Assoniahine Psats, and he Great Ilasor,
4Hs TIE E9sI5 E9sIS TkkSssssfF! SsssF!
TEE s1oaeIsTs esFsr 'ssFRssatgs7 5: Rsags7 AND rn*
In lions ,. l. zoiio:, !, 4 naasninosns P.nsomins
THE FisHERMASs VISION.
rofUrss Exc ;safL9 Fl sss 81 T1IGH
AHrkREO,N
Admission twenty Ave- aud City eenta Doors open
VIZ ceiock; pertormasee at = o'esech suf.
vARIETlEsI VARIETIES 81,
Fronting Psnrsyiysnia svenus aad Ninth At
GRAND IEs TJMowIAL BhNEF1T
Mr.. w. r. DuLAHEY,
rendered him by Ms.srs cAnARr Il h1aPHY.
rHB STARS OF THE CANTERBURY.
rHz vARI1TIEs COMPANY.
THE R0sr OF VOLUNTEERS.
THE BRIsAND
hUsIo SONGS. DANCES AND FAReEs.
All the bright Stars .f the Thsasers aad Music
Halls appear
wEpNEspAY-LApIEs'M MATINEE aul
WARRINGTON ThGATER-
CORNER OF ELEVAATa ARD-c srRaETs
MR. ALBERTO ssaRrsIs
uirst Italian Tsnusrn the fhester La scssain
GRAND VOCAL AND lssrRuass7Az
=. SACRED CONCERT,
On SUNDAY EVBEINa, August 18th.
Mr.. ALBERro NIeRIFi hsstae PLEASURE 10 AZ.
nouDce that be win ba kiualy assissed by no foS
lowing eminent artists just arrived Fl 2gro Da
Mf. A, 6RAFF, Baritone of the Emosro. Of
Austria.
Mr.. r. 4 MILLER First oIinist Of the EN-
MA. 1EsLsNsrEIN. Pianist of .hs Empress
OF France. -
~ Tickets. q cents; Places in Private Boxss 7s
Ger Is; Private Boxes, IS
~ 70 commence at O'Clock. an l3 ST.
NJU6IOAL LEEfRRTsINAENT
1y1 EVERY EVENING AT
=--rslxE ~ YORK 8 UMMER GARDEN,
No. $50 STREET,
Between "A and 9th streets
~ n 2mn O. LIST Proprietor.
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THK pIeFRIo]
or COL e MgIA, Holding Oistrict Court 8

, L or COL MBIA, holding District Coort o.
the Omitted States for the .sid pitrict-7o elj
given. that. ON the I7th day 81 My, Isss iot of
tcsoey and bonds was captured bT the United
pnae Rlotila, and bro1sht 70 the port Of washing
So .Id the sane ts hbeled and pfoseoated IN txis
dsmn alton ~ lawful prize aod that said cause win
stsnd fo1 trial at the ofty Hall. IN the city Of
Reen and vhsro all parsons are warned to appAaf
% shov eAaee why condemnation should NOT be
oecrssd, and to interveno for their interests.
By order of the Court.
H3 b. J. ME46S, CierA.
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O1FIcsoF IAs slaMAL oyr!oEs.

0ff1c1 OF I'm SIGNAL oFF1oEa.
S +. Asss = ST. 1
n to5 lsn,,ass for the Signal Department tbs
e ~ hapsfsd ind City ct. Signal E.ui pn.,s.,
80 SO IN ddh.fty hy s. Ssxr:h farH1nttne.
e ~ ss ssssssa RS: fsss.sss. sss. sssasy.
q q Tn, TT.snt,- Eve z1ose wips A.sshes,
Z TT..ss TT.s o E.oss sa.ss hesaie'.
The krst dsiivsr7 to be. made about tie nth Of
snt q esf ea or - soon thereafter - Govern
The fuil name and post ONCE address ef tas bid
IfS Sid is m ads in The name Of arm the nanes
eanadar a III tns a.es , Sst ayHe.. or tho sid wa b
ttrssG:,s s.o s.a.syh ,.z.;ss .a.es the
,Rropos.1s e. must ss addressed te The sssn.a
,is.Dl, ,p%aorssa * = floposa's for Iisd signal
!: II S;:s ;:;.: S ::
The sSiiiV Of the bidder to all the contract
s1o ~ s.ssons .hoss sss
t. se appended to the guarantee. and SAID suaran-
,s E: :sss.:ss: sssS = q: "a ssss
bidder, or bidders upon signing the contract.
Form oJ 6woSoassl.
.s 70 as tse oon
sraet In accordance With the terms Of his proDoai-
Hon, and that. should his proposition be accepted,
4 VIZ q once enter into contract in accordance
Should the contract be awarded him, ws sxs pre.
pared to become his securities
(T0 this guarantee must be APPENDED the ofkcisj
certificate above mentioned
The right is reserved to reject all proposals if
the prices deemed too high, for any cause,
them.
Models will be on exhibition 1T the Office of the
Signal On Ger for twenty t20) days from date.
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T,BneUPRAMl COURT OF THE DISTRICT
(es United 6Aates for thA AID Nstriet - IN ri

% 6e8k06 IOX s88 6&AV V1Etf16t.-
sIheps Il may con,e-a, Grestas: Notice il hersbY
gwen, That. on the 18th day OF March 1853, the
lFise one small boat and three drafts, ana brousht
Aem to sAe poitof Neshtne eton. and the Sane are
1beed and prosecuted In this OouHt in the name Of
che Unfted states for eone epnstion as sreA Iswfu
and that said Will ssanA FOR trial at the
CITY Han u the city Of Msshiosso1, on the frst
sess are warned 70 a41esr to show cause why eoa.
sns ssosa not ss oss
VE B. J. MEI0S, Clerk
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until the lst Of August next, when the privilege
of cony ereicn CEASES
Orders for Stocks and old executed in New York
exclusively on ommission.
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y7f Bankers, 3o1 Penn sven1s.
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THE WEEKLY STAR,

This excellent Family and News Journa
containing a greater variety of Asefestins
reading than can be found In any other, h
published on Friday morning.
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an x, n ou ), M sMdAPs. sfsss j. t.
ass d Is hs Haii.a ss.s.ss sssss;
seSti onal Map sf kouisiana; o.. TX go
Sectj0ns8 Map OF ltrtxnsAs; S. Fl .sSss-
= k<ctiOnA Map Of Misso uri : Sf SO. = s -.
SECTIONAL MaD of Illinois, 8 l.
), Eeetional Map of Indians; 81. -.
Oor6oye % Map of Texas; 81.
Eap Of the Great Lakes; 81.
Map Of the Pacific States; So s.4a ,ssz#Eez
Map Of the aouthern States; Slse.
Esp Of Eastern tirGinis, Msrysaps ae.; aos sss.
kep Of Rastern North Carotins. &C.. Sl.25. =
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DROP 0sALs FOR HEA D BOARDS FOR GRAVa

CHIP Assr reuA,rnsx.srEns o..ros.
D0os Of Washington, 215 g, eosnty of fIslA skea,S
s..1sp p,o,os WAsHSaroS; 81, =. 9nsxs Aax Z , ISs
ansl Tu HsDAY Ass ls.s, is ] At 70 eoioas s sm'. m
e. ss!ss n = the t,9s s 81 s g.
A1 70 be. Of good Black Walnut, elea. Of. knots
W .p9 ssres n esSss r.
thiel with Eve sishts Of an inch grove: At least
.sE osa and s
he @s N sna sn the
soldier a. he ouss or s bis aseDt
nay direct and in all especfs to correspond with
All Of sd boards to bs SeEye,sa 1t such point or
points 1n this city or county in Washington. D. G
!saol within twenty days. and the b.i.acs two
,ssoassnd eoo) within sixty DAYS after axssdins
Proposals from disloysl parties will not be con.
stdsIed, and An OATH OF ALLsGIAEos 20 the United
satases ease 0ovsrnneot must accompany each DroDosi.
Tie ability ofthe bidder to sl the contract ,sheuh
lsnded 70 tas guarantee, and sasd guarantee must
no ;ssgcnsieHty Of sas sa.s.nsoss mus. b
sho.n * tas oasi.l eertis:ss N 9f the Csrs Of tAs
sss5: %us = srsssn. in Is,:s9 ", When the s.ss
me full name and Pos. oaice address Of the bid.
Ma bid Il made In the name Of arm, the names
Of al the parties must appeeI, or the bid viii b1
considered % the individual proposal Of the party
Bonds in the sum Of one thousand dollars. signed
b. the contractor and both of his guarantoFs. viii
b feeui1ed Of the sncosssful bidder upon sisnins
ne r,sht. to reject any or all bids that may b
deemed too high Is reserved BY the Depot Quarter.
informal proposals will he re1ecteds
Proposals must be addressed 70 Cast. E&Ward L.
Herta, AaeistAnt QuartermasteY United States
Army. At Washington. p. O.. and should bs plainly
ma1hed 'Prorosala for furnisAins Head Boards for
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We,--,of the county Of -, and State Of
-, and -, Of the county Of -, and STATE
o-, do hereby guarantee that --l - abse to
fulhM the contract in accordanee With the terms Of
his proposition, and that should his proposition be
aeoeptsd. he Eih enter into . contract In accord
Ghoul6 the contract be awarded him vs are pre.
pared to become his sureties. .asfr- I
To this guarantee must be APPENDED the ojkeisl
certificate above mentiopsS u,m,
aae.:d Captain and 4. q. H.. q. 6. Army.
A sslsTANT oUARTERMAsTERs OFPIoE,
"A WAsaINgTox AHsSNAE, July "a. lso3.
fos Hla 70 70 es enc m
m. OF the 18TH Of August. for the delivery at Mis
WHITE Ash ANTE RACiTI coal. and 80 10 cords i
best seasoned OAK WOOD. 80 :
HH,haders ylll state price per ton OF cord:
sporeible bidder Who viii give ctory security
70 bond for $3.50 for the due EesfoEm.nss O tho
Captain and Assistant O { Isrts rmsstsr.s
N9 ffDtef& Repub. ! = - 80