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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05

July -. 1853
Or H. ASDERs Co GEMS lave taken one bottle Of
Iodine Water with decided al,au SEQ chronic Brou.
ch.. " ityrai yslrs .ilndins.
t1.gi, &c.
MANI LIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05

fr the cure Of scoha in all Its forms, Consumption 'en'
e,r Bronchitis. Heart. Liver AID Kidney Diseases hheu'
r,aism. Neurasa Nervous Affections Female "e4sHe''e'
Dyspepsia syphilis, and MercSral Diseases, etc.
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Gta6trotbsiiBn,,a.

3wetter 3wetg.- Mr. @ilmct risf
letnen Qntrag auf our gerdnberune Der Belt
Der Wubl BON DireftOren fir bic Baltimore
unp StiO Gi1enbabn. .3um Druid beorOert.
Sceenn b~eantraste Wlr. @ilmot rab mebr
Gtenplare Der StabtrntbS : 8er9anblunaea
stOrudt tperren, sur 8eaabuns Der Mttelts.
Der. Mnsenpmmer.
Die Bta our 8ertptQisuns zines 8etraees
CUR Deduns ber 3tnien Der Nprbweft. girs.
Gienbabn. Nttien palirte. 7er ND an
Sieranf Sertaste iid Der 3wets.
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Observation-Disclosures

9. 81. Dtfrttt< @ert&t. Ser
&tGter @ttes 9ab setern iein @utaGten In
Der SaGe Der Sem gogter DanpfGbren Sons
pa8nie, pel6e gtsentbamerin bes T6brbam,
piers 8lulbtn9 Cottage Vptnt ta, eeger ben
Dampfer 2%ouiiana ab. Die 3laee tuurbe
absepte en- tnb jeber 9betl Fat 1etne Soften
gu bejablen. Der S6abe bstragt $4,000,
unb purbe bur@ etnen, tpabrenb etnes betts
gen @turmeS az Slp @pint Rattsebatten ,u-
faGtaen 3ulammenipB betosr G@tTe sers
unIaBt,
Stabt s9ertGt Or.
$. 8rYion, StnotfurSs9pr bat istnen 8ss
rtGt as8eitattrt. St BAT I'm lsbten Sabre
1921 II fit setbane Nrbeitsn erkalsen.
DaSUn tparsn $2,663 43 fur 9~arlruna tcn
8auplGbeu. nfbrisens Sat ct Don istnem
@tnfcmmen Istne Iiiaentsn nab Rettensieber,
Mtette fir's @elaaftslufat II. f. 10. su Be-
;ablen.
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Sffice Ses OerprODtanfirnn9ss
SommtifariatS.
Is oItfmpre. Zen Z. "a,

B~aIttmpre, ben Z. San. 1868.
angebote merben n8enUHmeu (Spu erlter
Sanb nur) bis 3ienias ben IL. 9auuar 1863, Nlittass
II lRr, in Der Office bes rnter5eiGneteH sur 2ieferuns
pnn
10000 @ufpeG Corn In apIben, ab3ulieiern in guteu
i~Iarten SGGen BON ie 2 @uibelu, ipbolb ais mSs.
liG, in ben @saaren9Guiera an 9ombarbirabe,
5Dii9en Gaps nnb @6arlesir.; ooer an irgeab els
mem na9e ~gelegeuen g8berft.
Sbise Iu9ebpte fiuo ~beneIben 8eOingunsen u~ntertppr.
fen, ME fe sepS9nIi@ bel uteiuen Sefaautt,a6uuaea fir
Notwithstanding pubIijirt itnb.
3aRIuns ipire III ipl8en 6pnbs s~eIeilet, ME serate all
Sanb nnD penn feline b~prr6tPis, ipbaIb als Ipl6e einse6en.
Seine @iutanfe tpereen bon SeSeiiipniftel seuta6t. q
EPcuas g. SuGGi ban,
San7S13 Qieut. @cL. II. 6. g., Ser. ct. @rnes.
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VVIkuUSt ut NtpEtItuB1 EuW etitereu TpIlcIPtl
ansselnftf &Idenliide $24. GaIaaen $1.25
bts $1.75; @OtbtSpfe 81; shwarst5pfe rs
Gents. Die anpern @rtitel batten ettpa ben
fritersn 9rsts. Settle 9ibner bon $1.25 Bic
$3.50 per Naar Ballhe Sibuer spil6eu
$1.25 bts $3.50 per @tiid; @1ule rs Gents
bis $1.25. @ertngsre Gprten pom Sabuern
81 Bis rs Gents per Yaar. Gtsr toten 25
Gents Gas Nnbsno.
9@rtrnnten. - Nusnt Murbod, IN
Sfbalttmprs tppbnbdft, mar am SOnntag nit
meGreren Nnbern auf bic Gnteniaab eegan=
gen, pplte BET Nort6 9otut aus Dem 8oote
fetsen, trat absr fell unp ftel in's DaGsr.
Seine Beeleiter yer udten tbn 81 retten, bod
Ubne @rfpI9. Setne 2etGe 1T nod ntGt auf>
e~efnnOen.
80 tlttGrtGes. - 5Cl9enoe Sruppen
bes ahten MrmeecprpS btlpen Jest etne pom
8re retseneral SO. q. Worris 3u
btrenbe @eperatbrieabe: DaS 129. 81. q.
acknowledgement, Col. 3. q. 7@Drter, bas
5. 81. 9. Nrtilertereet. 2teut. Col. Gbp.
MurraY ; bic srte Gcmpa9nte bes 2. nno
stne 8atterie bes 5. reguIaren Nrtillsrisreeis
ments, bas 10. Gonnecticutregt. Col. Oln.
GlS; Die betCea at Gpdesstle tsinbliaen
G~Ompasnien peS 179. 1ennf. MtlisreBiment.;
bic unabban9ige @Ompa9nte Der 9atapsco
GUARDS. 3u 0orf, pa. 10 tpte ale Biz mad
YerrYstle auf ber 9inte Der Baltimore, Q8tl-
mtnatpn, philadelphia uno Der auf Der 2tnte
Der Nprtbern Central Gtlenbahn Bic naG
yurf, ga. fattpntrten 5ruppsn,
Dae s.. New gDrt Nrttllerie &
res t t. - Dim Dtenlage erbtelten fan
G~prnpaenien oisleS l16nen Ne8tmsnts Seftbl,
BON Sort Mar1batl mad Sort Mc6eRrp gu
narI9trsn, unD g%arntlpnireu jest bort, Uie+
&Ompasnten pedslten ltattontren 3u Was
l9instOn, unp spet auf Sort Naribau. sse
Die Wappr6bptfGaft. Die
Sa0rfSbotItaft bss DtaYors 1T aud gel tern
nod nt@t erIdtsnen. 0tellet6t tummt fe
beute. 0siebli0 TT elm 3eitraum BON finf
Eagen mad DER erlten 3ulammeufunft DsS
Staptratbs CUR MittteiIuns Der Bo;ldalt
9eltattet.
BatIAes 0ewtGt.- Die Gartieen
0tqtam So9nion unD SUbn Smith tpurpen
geltern auf Muftage oes 9rn. Sofia %. Sur
ner a~rrsttrt. sic batten benz 6rn. Iurner
cine 9abung 5eu ~perfaufeu wplen, uxter Der
Nnea6e, baB tbr @stptHt $50 pfb. betraaen.
5r. Burner lieB fe na9 Der StaDtwase fat.
rem, uno es fanb fN, baB has Ssa MUIR $50
pTO. pps. Sic tpurpsn fef9ebalten UNI tpeites
psrbSrt 5a perpsn. Asf etnen 8erluh at
b~etrasen itebt stne Stra1s BON $40.
8eabft6ttster Sell t 9 D.
Charlotte &Obinlon serluAte i9 ssltsrn Nlits
tag am Song Drd 3s ertrantsn, tuuroe ieDpa
tn Dem Nngenblide, 100 le ins @a1er (prin=
sen uolte, bonn Or. Nrnulp uto NOD etnsm
aaoern glanne er9rlfen, ano in Elm bsnaG.
bartss 5aus esbroAt, 100 man h, pa fs Bee
trunfen mar, 10 lauge be9ielt, SIG fe wieDer
perniinftia iuurDe.
Sur Self. Dapts sehurrabt.-
5r. o. q. StmOns aus ct. Wfarps Gountg,
Der auf GObl pom Self. Dapis %estruuten lnp
t9n Bate tC9 leben laiien, tprsbe 9etsrn In
Sarnuu'a 5utel .a%rrstirt, unb tns mtttlsre
StattcusbauS sebraGt, nm stn 8s.t5r sUr
Suffice 0tB Su bsteben.
Gtnlaoung iir Otebs. - Das
BON benz SRA. SupeslnY8 tenubte, go. 81
SIb, @aYitraee beleAene D~aaren9ams, tparbe
lebte NaGt bon ber Dott3st pffen g%efunben, u.
ge8ea gtubrn& 9eli9srt.
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Ser ct. II Ne6prs Sfffce.
B. Stener . Oi1rttt bpn MarnIanh.

~ ~EEHIE ~IFIVN wv UINEY.H!EV
IN $40. 90 Def.8 sIttm ptehr. , / III 2, Gtod
Baltimore. ban 5. San. 1868.
8acsrttt NIB biermit ben peroaeue Ger 0. uuo an Der s8ef.
tstltnie Der 9. unb is. 94oro 8eae5en,. eeren Giseatbum ron
g6tetpp &. Gag ion, s. u. Bomb unb :Sno. Qi9stn, bptbpm
pNlts-&defpr Der g., 9. uao 10. GiStfpn, abssidGst rurbe.
eB ote boa linen an9eierti9te GteueriIie is Gage lang. pom
beattsen Gage an, t69liA spn 9 BIS 3 nbr IN bteier Office ,nr
Stxit9t pttfH li9t. ytaH 8srlani oieier 3eit wsrben &ppel-
Sieier OiRee eatsesen9alpnmsn unb entitteben.
San6 3mt g8m s. BeoIe, Ndeacr
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2eper. 2eper. &eDer.
@n bic @eidttr-, Sattets, @ttsfds unb S&u6,
NADER bon Baltimore, gDa1btnatou uao no
INNER Der .Bcder" gsleisu wirb.
50 8abs lest tni 9a:sn unb emp'anS. tdsti5 usb rSbtnt.
ltd frtlbsn S0rratb bon y ina Geltirrebsr, iprl9ts i'd AZ
leRr ri origin prstleh oettauf;H fam; IN Ger s6a, Id babe
stne erSbsre urS btat9ers GaagatI, ne iraeps Elm anttxss
oauS IN Baltimore, nGrIt3 iber 1000 Ssiten @et6trrleSer ben
rsri@eeeaem Sem DIT unO su preisa bon 30 Gents pet pio.
ano bS9er.
ax Sp9lens0eosr.
1000 Seiten Sinlod- rnb SaG,ScbGecer natben. mann pct
benz l. Snnuar 8sfauit, gu irt5enoeu ~ui;eltgen preilen atas.
laien: prima Observation-Disclosures $50 @ents per pfunn;
sepSelltHeS DO. 10-25 Gents Saf.Spbenltber 30-sS
Seats; elm GROCER Gorratb pcn itperim 9rtma Rips, bon 40
bis 80 Gents per plumb; 9ep56nIiees &iffsaecer III $21z Der
gea; ous8eubtes bo.; q fIeoer; primo fr I@es unb frauaS-
tltes R~atIeSer; Rateutle5er; eth GROCER Uorratb bon tteF8snt
8salblseer gu rur 80 @sns per 9tane; epunts. g ~rrtenfaI-
luls so Gents pet Plumb, Iontnlt ttHenl grpssr, tpleu uKb
lrllheu gcrratt os S9utm 11er-2Sert5eugsn 2eiiten, Sei-
o5n:Seas, 8prtfobIen, 9OlspFEden, NGSsln sc. a.; Bob. une
Observation-Disclosures StI, Sals uNb 3Sute, pelbe ta ittts
taIfe uno oetfaufe.
Garnm formmt, @iner unb Ine, su
5. s. @rupbt
S%obnerber,
Os327y 6R So. 40 ShInprsi fr. gSoft;n,nrs snh.
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Office 6eS 0erproptamttrmn08s
GOmmiiTartatS.

communicable.
Baltimore, ben l. Satiiar 1868.
Ansebote, aber MUIR Son erfer Sanb,
~perben bis BEN IL. 9aRuar, Mttta8e u
Hpr, ntSegeHsetlonlnten fir bic siefertn8 BON
StHd 96la0tp6fen emf Rem Sufe fir
bas SerprpptantirunSs= 81 Department. 0ieIelben
t'ttilen III Der Staats=8iebpaa9e bief!ser Gtabt
in Abt9eilungeI BON 1000 Stiid a4e 10 Gage aez
Heiert merSen. sic nitiien inner6aI6 IL &ageu
mad i9rer @ntuuit auf Soften beS 2~ieferanten gez
po9eu mereen nnS rttilet ~bur6iGnittli@ 1900
YturIb I9per iein. gule, tpel1e meniger as 1000
PfInb tpieSer, 6arrer, Gtiere, 0inber, &u6e unb
Poritl6ies Ofiupbie6 perten ;uriifgetpieien. 0ie
I~te9ternng bebGlt f9 bas Gte9t Dor, iebes GtiG,
eefen AIsiebeu auf en Wliniu1utn bes pbeufte6euz
ben 9epitteS I6tteBen lift, eiuseln Al tpieeen.
5t has Ute9 ocIlwi9ti9, 10 tr69t bic 9tesierung
oas Waa5e9elo, aabereufaQs bat Der 2ieferant bas
fir gu 5a6len.
SeeeS InScbpt uIub, I'M in 8etra9t1eacseM AT tperhen,
cine anf eineu ieparate1 gpsen Yapier seI6riebeue Strsz
lnatt jfpeier nerantpprtli9er uub in Baltimore s~ppbnenber
Peri0Hen entbalten, laRtenb ipie fplgt
We, of the county Of, State of
-. do hereby guarantee that -, is Tor
the) able to fulfil a contract in accordance with
the terms OF his Tor their proposition, and should
his Cor their proposition be accepted, he (or thew
will at once enter into q contract in accordance
herewith, and we are prepared to become his
securities, giving good and sufficient bonds for
its fulfilment.
Sic &srantppttli6feit Der 8iiraeu u,ts brr6 cine amt.
Ii9e &eslaubisuns ces @lerts Der nadften 0ifrittss
Court pber bes Ser. ct. 9tttorneb's, tpel6es Dem 4naes
bot beisei&lpfien lit, 6~arSetRan tperben.
Dieter utitilen se3eniparti8 nHb 6ereit Ietn Bel agnabz
ME I5res Iree6pteS BEN eontratt gu u~nterlei@nen unb
Soubs 81 sebeu, e9e fe bic Office ~berlaIien.
Die &egieruns bebGIt ft& oas Oae6t Dor, irsens zines
ober ale nnbiais i9eiuense AneebOte SurHGsuaeiIeu.
gorlGldSe raitiieu bsatIi8 iberi9rie6en iein: ,,Propos
sails for beef cattle" unb an 9ieut. Col. S6outaS 6.
SuaiSan, 9. g., Baltimore, 3d., aOrefFrt Iein. gDemu
elm ansebct I'M gtameu elmer Girma sema6t pirs, Ip uiiiI.
len i9re Staulen unb bic abrefie ibrer pof=OfFce seuail
~dngeee6en t~perben, pber sas ~sInsebpt pirb ui6t beritdft6s
tist. 8ieter mifen quite Setpeiie file i6re 9pbuIitGt an
Die Ser. ct. ~Stesiernn9 bei6ringen.
5%aRlansen rerben IN ipl4en Gpubs seua9t, ais serabe
~sprrdt9is ftno, nuo penn feline bpr5anben, fobalb ais icIs
DE ~einlaufen.
Refine @iutdufe perben bon Se3eiFSniten setaa@t.
&bDmaS&. @uILtbdn,
San1-12 Gieut. Col. II. s. g., Ser. 81. aruree.
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Arbeits= Ofa1meiiungs> 8ireau
GtnmeS1r. so. 66.

uuter MnFH@t BET ~Neuti@en @tftlI@oF.s
VILE Dtitniaeu, pelde heutife Sanbmerter, Nr6ttter Dtes
an befhdftiaen piufGEr, iprte al catihen Hr-
mDleu f& perf0nIiG oter IN tirte1 Bre'ea
an BEN aeenten bet @eIelfBait Seru 8. s. u eIIin8hCt.
sec. 81 Ebaratsar. Geaben, msI4er Insnt8elti% HaStrut
rEteIta Mirq,
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go @fnets

12O @fften
. Connecticut uno Nen= gorf Staats3abad
beltttenb aus Gsd6latt, &ularbeeter. Ilm6Iatt unb @nIass
I'M Narfts.
O6tse parbte Satad babe am 20. nub II. lebte gc6e ii.
Fti Don ~ SS @nts.st r ase y, M'g sIgsr,rs tEF2aites. ~, g,ss.Ss Y GH
len &blGS ju e~rsteIen, werce OBJ sc Qartbie & lab a 4 bon
beate an letr btalg eeaea blar rerauten.
Sol. 9 GtGber,
SibrR.@te pom Baltimore Ii. SrebettGIsr
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te8
Baitimuter 8terbrauers gsretus.

S6muatli&e @it3lieber tts Baltimore Strbrausr- 1ereinS
fno 3 ernlt eris6t elmer @ensralSe; idn1utfun9 am sreHag ben
9. Sanuar, &beroe7 ubr, bel Sru. 9ynrs GEp9, NVtb 6Tsbe.
riffr. tetaaTSeaIt inosm lpidli8e @eiddftt ~pSrltegeu.
2 bw. StteteI, YrGI.
WitEclr CIR. Is. GER,
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3ur 8erIefffhtinunn.

9ubWt8 MruclO unO AbanI &6nts aus pepfersbauien, Ser.
&adien. WletHln9el, fu6 erIupt, ibre Moreaen BOZ
@att ina SpieSel, cate Of Baltimore 21edej-Otftee. ~einsuien.
poraaf ~eisieIbea pidtise Waari6tsn snprneea t6nntn
NR 0pH.QD @atbartnG SpteaeL,
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Aneew. Nrb. Mnterff. Neretn.

Our6 8eI6lGb Der Gensra[ -8erlamntunl am l. Sanuar
b. s. tit cas- &eriantalungS.Nota oteies 8erstas bon 9ar.
rIiDnItr. mad &teGantes san, l52 28eit G~apetenr., psrlset,
mo Die erfte S:rIantuIang at Dpnnerfa9, osi 8. SanaGr,
prdSS 8 ubr. ~fatitaben miro.
Sm @nftra9 ees 8e'eius
IGC-Do q. Ottp. @efr.
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sasiuos 9anf BON Baltimore,

Gie llnterseidneisn BON rem DirsttOrtunn Der nGapinge-
ganf ron goiiir1o G" ernGnni, tnl einen 9eltdt lber te Ops
r0ioHen tieisl 8u4t fir tae serlcff ne Sdbr Az ino&en. ta-
tea i~craidtis f%entbrfu gcp rteaea nj rag etfuat rrb be-
rSien wte Iol1t:
8sitaa or 5enes am 81. DsStuno T 1858 53l, 5l3 IS
Son CeFcEt rea n 6brtnb 1867 eli *
pfanasn 1919 g9l.50
Snterefen fir NrSletben, 8tpiecli.
ban Srn Girdl tn cemielben
Sabre 22s $4,000 10 9, 354.56
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Cine iet t6n9ersr aeit nit sutstn GrfOIg ~bstrlsbene gDirtb-
taaIt tn 2Seft. Belttulc!epr t3 init OR coufdab;aeu @tnri6s
tHHS Ba SeJfaHfsH. gu srfragea IN Der SSeter-Ofict.
1880 2r)
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gIetbt am 81 Da5cmber 1862 eth 1pns nm 81 69S 3So.sO
Die Tpnb8, NIT &usl4lub tes 9aargtl6ts an 6anb. limb In
Anieiben aui rnnteisertbum unb VIC len, iowte til Stods.
9cn Der Snnt esfaut uno 9rti9net, ansele0t unb, mad IN.
rot Der lluteTSettneten ~pGGfdnbis 9stdsrt.
Am l.. .SanHar 1862 maren 1928 Gpntt offer, wdbrenb
eHS ItSten Sabres trureep 1888 neue GOnti srbfnet unb nab
reno cerielbsn Yert.ee zoos @rnii eei@IOfsn, 70 bo6 am 81.
Deieln6er 1862 1908 @pntt ofen kIieben.
Mnftu Senftns,
Werner DrefeL,
Sane. An GkpG. Mb{trfSos
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Wn bic ShneiOer.

getr bdbei cine quite gIusra6l BOT Staden @aarsa iekes
Gprte uub Az ~btltGereit Yreten, ale fe nn6aspo getauft rsr-
ben f5nnen. Sbr fSnnt BET ms has Tattern Sber lei Fer
CART tauieu, - ctst ais SIR mplt.
Smith, . o. & q o.,
Kpe2T- dp, 40 ISeh gllttmprefrdse.
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0erlamat rIssb 9efMcbf.

Wcrlnnnt. Gin ~triitaer Sunee, Der Buff Bat. tas Con-
> fset liner. Ssi&dft gu erleruen. Geaa m,Ioe
Fp bet $ Okn 3. S@aer, 81 Of-SaIttrptefr. (DSS
SerIaugt @sS sni i's atSs,t 'T iT a Rafs s. st bstfi.b tsT as5st:
tH. DGasrnos Ssi8ditsnus unb piuEtliSs @eaabluns nsr.
ben jG9eF@crt- OTIS
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Cute 0eIeoenheif.

&c. AZ @aISersfrs 9alttnters, gqb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-27
FROM PANAMA.

NEW YORK, August 26.-The steamer North
Star, from Aspinwall on the 9th inst arrived
to-day.
Panama letter of the 10Th states that the
new President OF Columbia, (late New Grena-
da,) General Santa Colorna, was inaugura,ed
at anHma On the 18Th
The Spanish squadron has arrived, and her
officers are to be guests at the banquet in Pan.
ana.
The North Star reached Aspin wall on the 18th
from New York, having thrown Overheard a
part OF her cargo. Her mail is in a saturated
conation from the effects Of heavy gale
Two slight shocks OF an earthquake were felt
on the 9th on the lsthmus.
There is nothing new from Central America.
An unsuccessful attempt atreyoluton has been
made in Chill.
General Heron has been appoin ted to decide
Oh American claims against Peru
General Flores has gained complete victory
in Uruguay over the Government forces II
is expected President Berro, will resign, and
hosquero and Moreno are to have a confer.
ence on governmental subjects ON the frontier
of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-27
DROPOsALs FOB WOOD,

BBApQuARrERs DEPARTMENT OF WAsHlsafos)
CFlIcE OF CHIEF QUARTKRAAsrKR,
WASHINGTON, D. c.. August "A, lS6S.i
: PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing woed to the
troops In and around the Forts hereinafter speci-
ned, trom parties owning wood or woodlands ia
1ne vicinity OF the same, viz
NORTH OF Potomac: Forts Sumner, Mansfield
BayArd. simmons, Gaines, Reno, Kesrney, De
Rnssy, Stevens, Slocum, Totten, Semmsr, Bunker
Hill saratosa. Thsyer. and Lincoln and Batteries
sneAde, Kim ball, Parrott and Cameron
East OF Eastern Branch Potomac Forts Greble
Carroll, Snyden, stanton, Baker. Davis. Dupont,
Meias. and MshAm and Batteries Ricketts, and
South of Potomac Forts Marcy, Ethan Allen, C.
,: Smith, Bennett, De Kalb. CorcorAn, Haggerty
Woodbury., Whippls, Csss, Tillinghsst, Craig, and
Proposals to be made in the following manner, to
Let. For wood standing {priee psr cord)
I'd. For wood fellsd by United States Engineers
or Otherwise tprice per cord.)
%. FOR wood cut and corded on the ground.
proposals must specify the locality kind qnau-
tity, and quality OF the wood and its distance from
the nearest fort or forts.
Each bidder must attach his full name and post
once address to his bid, and the names Of all Par
bid.
Ap oath of allegiance to the Government of the
United States must accompany each bid
Bids will be opened from time to time. and con.
tracts or purchases made as the wood may be re-
The right is reserved to accept all or any part of
any bid
Proposals tRould be indorsed "Propos ais for
ELIAS 81. GREENE.
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
au 24.15t Department of Washin Ston
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO,

SAN FRANCISCO, August 24.-The steamer
Oregon has arrived from north western ports of
Mexico, bringing Slli,OU0 in treasure and TWO
hundred and fifty packages OF specimen ores
from TIE mines OF Sonora and Sinaloa. Various
California mining companies engaged ia de-
Velopmg the silver mines were in good spirits
al their prospects.
Sandwich island dates Of July 25 are re.
celNed. The news is unimportaut.
A number OF foreign vessels had arrived at
Honolulu during the first half OF the present
year, less by half than during The correspond
ing period OF last year.
1here was a great scarcity Of laborers for
the sugar plantations, and parties Werr earnest
ly urging Inc Government authorities TO I'M
port coolies from Polynesia.
The population OF the Islands is decreasing
more lapIGly than at any former period l: is
now estimated that they contain only G6,O0O in
hahi.ants.
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TELEGkApHIIs: NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
FROM KANSAS.

FROM KANSAS.
Heart.rending Details of the Quantr.l,
Massaere-fhe Fearful Retaliation com =
menced.
ST. LOUIS, August ga special dispatch
from Leayenworih 10 the Democrat says
General Jim Lane has returned to La wrence
lie and the citizens who accompanied him
killed forty one of q uantrel's men
He Is organizing force, and says he Will 20
into Missouri early in September IN pursuit O!
The - mainder Of the guerriilas.
Martial law has been proclaimed in Leaven-
worth.
One hundred end eighty. three bodies of per-
SONS MURDER by Quantrells men have been
buried up TO this morning
Seven more bodies have been found
Ore hundred and eighry-two buildings were
tuIneo, eighty OF them brick.
Eighty five widows and two hundred and
forty orphans We're made by Quantrelrs raid
building. -
All the towns in the State have sent in larpe
sums OF money for the relief of the sufferers Z.
One OF Quantrells spies has been hung in
Lawrence.
The chiefs OF the Delaware, Sac and Fox In.
dians have offered their services to Gen. Lane
A report just received says buildings in Cass
county, Mo, are on hre, and over 100 rebel
sympahiaers have been killed. perhaps in re-
ia llation Tor QuantrelIs murder, &c
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 26.-The following ex.
tracts are taken from General Order No III,
issued at these headq uarters August G3:
Bates counties, Mo, and that part of Vernon
county included in this district excepa those
living within one mile Ut the limits OF Indp
pcndence, Hickmans Mill, Pleasant Hill and
HarrlsonvIle, and except those in part OF Kaw
township, jackson county, north of Brush
Creek and west OF the Big Blue, embracing
Kansas City and estpori, are hereby ordered
loIemoye from their present places OF rssidence
within fifteen days from date hereof.
Those who within that time prove their low.
atty to the satisfaction OF the command,ng
ofeer OF the military station nearest their pres.
ent places OF residence, will receive from i'm
ceIlhcate stating the tact OF their LOYALTY,
and the names OF witnesses by whom it can be
sworn to- All who receive such certificates
"lil be permitted to remove TO any military
station in this district. or 70 any part of the
State OF Kansas except the counties on the
eastern border Of the State; all others shall re-
move out OF this district
Officers commanding companies and detach.
ments serving in companies will see that this
paragraph is promptly obeyed
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CAMP MEETING CoRREspONpEycE

CAMP IN SEIPLEY's WOODS, }
Anne Arundel County, Nd, August 25th. { .
Dear Star l.: Since Sunday we have had the
following additional arrivals OF preachers
Reys. T. A. Morgan, South Baltimore Station;
S. III. Dixon, Baltimore City Station; T. H. w.
Monroe, East Washington; G. de la Matyre,
East Genessee Conference; E. Richardson,
Summerfie1d Circuit.
Yesterday the day was bright and beautiful,
and the services were as follows: PRAYER
meeting at the altar al O'Clock, and preaching
at o'clock by Rev. J. II. Swope, from Daniel
9th chapter, 10th verse at Ii O'Clock Rev T.
ii. w. Monroe preached from Matthew, 2ld
chapter, lth and 18th verses Rev. II. McNemar
preached At 3 O'Clock from I'd Kings, 9TH chap.
ter, lst verse; and was followed by Rev r.
Shreck With warm appeal to the people to
heed the word of God and seek salvation. AT
X p. IN. Rev. A. ]. Porter preac he'd from Mark.
nth chapter, 22d verse: slave faith in God -
and was followed by an exhortation from Rev.
G. W. Hobbs, the result of which, with the
previous labors, was the presentation OF nearly
score of penitents at the altar tor prayer, five
or six OF whom were converted.
The preaching throughout has been very
good al d pointed, the sermons of Sunday de-
Sc wing particular notice. 1 must notice par
ricularly the sermon of Rev. John Thrush, of
yonr city, on the parable of the sower, which
swas one Of his most successful efforts, and was
highly snoSen of by all heard it.
THE hlUrz between preaching services are ali
filled wi'h prayer meetings either in the altar
or iar, tent. =t'-
Tiis nor. .ng, very Interesting experience
ieeth GiscgElseG tIom Luke, 18th chapter, 22d
ana 25;t verses
A sfry st..ptable present was sent from
paBinr.,ra ;'i55 Sti1ior This nnorning 70 tha
ra:,.i rs, through Rev. II. e. WestWood. in
the sh.rr OF an abundant supply OF delicious
ice ,Itu.u.
IA has te'p determined to close This camp on
= t'y m'1ning, Al which time tho tents will
B. F,. X. n in OF