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Lis; Of KHisd, Wounded and Missing IN Tie 4Ls
ALGbama-E{siHE's Brigade.


KiI!sd-Sergt Major G. Tarrsnt
Company A-KIsds none certain. Wounded Caps
81 z sa' tain, Ssrss " ? Poole, S1rgtFno n Thomson
severely CcEpl 81 Whsas 1g ghtlTi PTvates R7ddr
J o G0ree 7 H Whsat, severely; r A Rsdd, II I.
Wheat, JOS HYch, slightly K Harris severe p Z M
smith, slightly u W LiHdsy-
Company B-lEled. ErivBtes Joel Esigh5srs john
NJ C5rpI Z, Tim; Pri7sfss A j Low sli-btly. J
4 anton, ssverslyi W MoCOel, Carroll, J L
Gray, 81 -htY.
Company C-Klled. Not known Wounded Privaiss
J A SHsrM severely J Il B rruss. severely Henry
Frydav. ghf; A J Ashm1rs, slighE.
gumgaHy D-Lisut Aaron HaWkns Private Marion
sdihett. Wounasi: suTgt " 6evett. severely jas
Airgs siisa'i Sergt Wsr severely EriTates ~ &
Garner. severely; : Z Hollis, slightly; D c Prswatt
slightIy, J J H0i .iman: severely.
Company E-Kilei: Corpl J c Ii Prvsaok. Privsies
a adams S Allen T L Muse wounded Ca3t T.
3 Moore. s. Rssnb SfngIy, sIightlvs Isaac Ryan.
slightly " Ryan, slightly n Carter severely J c
T Smi b, Corporal T B Gibbs, PrrYatss F Harrsoz,
W Lyt1u-
Company F-Efllsd; sergeanis J Eddfas and J g
Lsysl Prtvatss Slaughter, J Hester Philips and
Trasiek Wlundsd LieUs Clemens, 81 Ehtly;
Privatss l. 81 Davis, severely B Moore, slightly
Taggart SLIGHTLY r Staggers slightly Jesse hit
40 iisb+Tv. r p Tr.vrfct -fzbtly. IS n r,rrr.et
sii-hLI7. Davis S-rIy severely
Company Gf-Kiiisd- Not known. Wounded Lisat
White slight, Lieut. Philips, slight Ssrgt smith
severely, Sergr Irs " Moore, slyht, pr.vHes Dollar
slight A Lambert slight r F Papazen. sight, ] @ mont
gomery. slight, " Clarke, slight CsmPion- severe
Company H-KiiIsd; Not known Wounded ssrg.
n T Olive.
Company .I-Kllsd. Ssrgt + Hawkins Wounded f.
slight " c Ray, severely.
Compsuy XXX lied serg't D Pruds. Wounded .
Lieut. sblsy, slight Corp a Potts. severely Pr
vates Thrs-har sight; Merritt Bryan. severely
J J Duncan. slight; " 3 spruds, severely; Harvey
Gordon, ridwslL, g P Harvey, P MoGFee, Aad G. B
Killed, wounded and nissing-lss
The above list is incomplete.
AI8t Alabama r. sEimsnE
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.TALLAPOOsA FOB SALE,
Situated S Niles SOuth of Buchanan
ana % IliIns West of CarrNlfNn.

GsOMPEISIf(+ ore two sory Dwelling House, ten
rccmE eieht a-e olaceE brick Eltchen. brick dairy
laid in hTdz7ie cement brick suekehauss large Fno
60 roiors fror,a stables barn snd sheds frsme gro
c-- gtcrs 24rSO f ua5 dry goods aors 2sx58 seFera
b-F COOS framed bull Bgs slitabs f1r small families
or neFro houses: q large and eQmmOdi9us stesIn mil
z r9srufs+rruE zsi a5lishnent with double engtnes
ana boi ers # sixty hcrss power " IN she IS feS 7nn
faeturing; two ten esd ere wool card 10 5Pe a
son one s1rn sni one boarng miN-eurr stone, four
fest rlnn rs with boil apparatus complete gooa
-hreshing rrachtue-Dstent gran separator-f2n a. d
s7puf u1sl, good Uas=r NIL Two story and sa" Hll
attached
Al fhs shove bvlldn-s and Improvements Ee new
a-d ID. aes vsatered BY several good stone Wc chA
1000 Acres Of Good Pine Land,
~ bu.dred scres of hich g. good creek bottom. sixty
g egI iva.ion. ths remainder IN the woods and vel
tsss &c. A. HAAS
Exchange Brokera
whitehall street
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GENERAL ORDERS no. is.

UEAEQU tETE7S Foi. AID COE. RUREAU,l
C1e -artls1t Tern, Ala. and Miss
NAEIrTTA- Ca Sep a7bar 16. s63
7TFT Core- lnent having cr 1T-d The D2ralsf prison
er Of the Vi -kBhu and Port II 7GsCu ggrrfsons 20
rsr5zzv7uz ard Lisat General HsT6ee, charg with
the duty Of re0rysnznE said psrol=d 0rs0aars bsvine
Issued an or-sr 6ssignatEs the points a. which hey
81 81 rendaEVcGs viEs Alsbsmisus sHd sissourisus
Damopo' Ala and al et5e-s e. Futerurizs kiiss, Il
e ordered that al ofcsTE Of ibis Bura-u aFssr aad
sand forward 20 the proper rsrds7v-us suy ard al
men bs,ong=ug 10 any Of said oommAnds with whom
they may meet
BF order Of Briz-Gsn PILLOW. suDdt Bursau
". VANCE THOMPSON,
Fs772w A A. 4. General.
H.7u-svffe Coufesersse. EoRigcyeJry advertiser
Mobile News. Selma Reporter, E.zsssippisu ard
CIsron insert fer two weeks and forward b Is TO Msj
n Fhea- ham a. @. NJ Marietta Ca
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Casualties an the washington Arsfllerv
5th CS@PanY.
Killed and Youndsd Ssptsmbsr 19th


Killed Lisuienant n Blair, Prra5as John Andar
son. % P Bailey n Dugys1, z Reichard L, Dazzle Jos
Belaan Wounded: MErtin Mathis throa-h Thigh sieht
" Felix A5r0yo 5Elised slightly Percy, slightly
In rlghs leg John Walsh, slightly.
Killed and H01endsd Ssptsa3sr 2ofh.
Killed Fred NoersI L Broesrs (y0ianassr for azh-,l
James BaVle, Bsnjsmin StsksmEu- Wounded " A
Wood leg snputstad, doing well A[yIs GreenHood,
foot doing ws J Weber, slightly George Pugh-
slightly Wsingard, 5ruisad slightly " q OraWf0rd,
slightly John : razar slightly thTs7gn faEsisru-
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TAKE WARNING
INVEST EOw-sOON YOU CANNOT,
YOU WANT 4 EOME-WE WANT COEFEDE
RATE MONEY.

TyI
RATE MONEY.
ETOW FOR A TRADE-sEo hundred ard Rfty
~ scrsH more or lass ore hundred sd sevsBty-ive
IN wood the very article that viii pBy for The land
z0ou soventv-vs scres 10 high ststs q cuvsfi0n.
Ths bsst prospect for fruit that is Known 50 the
-f-v Eleven bundrsi selected Apple tFees one huz.
srsd ard svz-nrv We now beariDg; hundred and
Eftv Peach trees Cherry, Pun, Qincss. PesrHs Ever
BesriDz Mulberry. etc
Fine Garden, bvvelin IA &c and convenient Kitch
IN Store rooEnz. GsrvsRts' 0nE also TX Negro
Haus-s carriage House, stables. Cribs, Cow BoBss-
al roou7 and C nycnis1t, under roof and new.
Tbzt yoa nay bs convinced that it Is The FLACE, 60
AID see for yourself
on The MARIETTA ROAD,
Four niles from tbs car she'd desirable home Call
We VIII give you a view Of the place paper, and
vii 20 cut with you and see It.
n G. CAYCH 4 CO,
ar9l " AuetIoneers au5 p z. Brokers.
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WILL BE READY FOR DELIVERY
On the list Of October, 1868,
TIE
CONFEDERATE STATES ALHlIAC
REPOSITORY o f USEFUL
ENo WLEDGE,
1864. Fox tie Year 1854. 1864

One Volume, Large I2mo., 144 Pages-Rstsl
Price s.
THE THIRD VOLUME or THIS VALUABLE
ALMANAC
VIII be cut oz The f1st OF October, with fal and
complete Cslz- dar ard AStronomi-s CBlcuatons etc.
for Tie year 5s4 The work viii embrace great e1-
tent and variety Of very useful sHd imDortsn- ioBs-
-i-r relating % 81 the Solihe-n Srstes-tbeir Ra.
-ources Population Trz5e. ete9 Stztzies and Reports
tn the vs-ioGs Departments Of the Confederate
states the Laws, the Government aud the Army.
Ve-r valuable siasis= complied from the last Ces
Of $50 nov first published 70 which Is sdzsj DIARY
Of tha War, E.vi daily sceouHt OF = the Bals es
ara ElgsEsmsuts, etc the number Of EiEsd sai
7Trun Ted A THbulsr StzteDs1t Of sn be Battles,
etc from the commencement Of the War the present
time with chronigs # he most TemsrEable events
in ths Worlf's History for III past year.
Sent By N III free Of postsge on Fscsipt o. 81
Address II O. CLARKE, Publisher,
sa7uIn augusta Ca or Mobile Ala
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NOTIEE.

MR. ROBINSON. Of S. 3. Love g. Co. The "a
VI last heard If him with he stock, etc from wis
VaIIev. VS. a. Lafsyefte Teune see. Should this
-aes hin s1r a-son bat CGy know Of bis present
whsIesb51ts, Re or hey viii pessa address
J8HN HUGHFS,
Appel Office,
rsg' w. Adunts ca
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Lnes Nerthrrn EnlelIl-ence.

Late Eorthern EBteiiEseace.
The following iteTas are taken hoa Northern
papers Of the I9sh;
PRICE OF GOLD N NEW YORK
The stock market vas duh on Fd5ay, but
prices were generally better, and IN the after
neon ths market was 6rm Money was easy;
esli loans six per cent. Gold Eose 70 1889 a 1874
and exchange to 14640I47.
CAPTURE or LITTLE ROCK.
| The arHval Of Gen. Sesls's Official report.
| dated at Little Rgck, September 10, confirms
the previous reports Of the capture Of that city
/ by the Union forces.
/ ROsECRANs' OPERATIONS TX GEORGIA
| 1t has besn reported from Memphis chat Gen.
| Roseerans' sruy had been driven back by the
| rebel forces under Bragg assisted by reinforce
msu,S fom joe. johns on, whose cavalry ives
ssid to be destroying Rossersns' communica-
tons
There can scarcely be a shadow of trutll in
the above report, and as the dispstch was dated
on the l5sA instant, the repulse was reported to
have tsken placs previous % that date, after
two days igh1ing Through the rebel sources
we hsve direct Intelligence from Sen. Johnston
TO the 18TH, on which day he was at Atlsnta,
Georgia, and Hething is said about a bzttls.
The Richmond dispatches, dated from Aslsnta,
tT~ aClsUAAtc u At1itE5 lie lAvAsf
aud acknowledges the steady advance Of the
Uaioa foTess. a skirmish is reported to have
taken place on the 18th, near Laiayesse, in
which the enemy lrebelsl were driven back.
Lafayette is in Walker county, ia the north
west corner Of Georgia, and is about one hun
dTed miles north of Atlanta and eight OF ten
miles frem the Tennessee line. It would appear
by this that portion, at least, Of General Rose
erans' forces hsve penetrated the State Of
Georgia
A. P HdPs rebel corps is reported 70 have
joined their commander in the Southwest, and
are NOW under the chief command Of GeneTs
Bragg. General Longstrest, Wish twenty thou
sand men, wss reported 30 have arrived a. Rs
SAGA. The Mobile Register states that rebs
troops ere h1Rpiag to Atlanta, Ge0rgis, from
| ali directions. Gen. Roseersns' forces are ready
for action, aud The lines Of the contestants az
: very close 70 each other.
RI TIE SITUATION IS VIRGINIA.
The intelhgencs from tie srmy Of the P0tO
mac received at headquarters IN Washington
states that the position Of the troops along th
: RApidan remain unchanged. The rebel srmJ
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w 3 Eadier- General Wsul, Of Texas, was
sorenaded D Richmond on the night Of the l6h
inst. He delivered a speech, from the rspoT5 of
which, in the Ezsasasz, we extract the follow
ing;
The surrender Of YicrsbUTg, after such De.
fsnsc, was no dishonor. It's taxing cost tho
Yankees twice a. many men in killed and
v-ovsaaad as shs5' taak uriscpaTs, and then the
terms OF our surrender were suen IS were never
before IN this war accorded our arms. We
marched ous with drums bestiag and Tags 6y-
ing. and stacked our arms. The Yankees, as
fbpv gazsd on us did not look ike cOuqusreTs,
and tEey were not. The speaker bad The honor
I of commanding brigade in that siege, snd
he presumed he ought to know the facts AL
every nan and officer, acted noblY and 20 the
last defying hunger ard thirst, and the slen1ents
Of heaven, and the elements Of The enemy, tie
one pouring rain and the other S1ot and shell
7,,,oIl than In shis connection he would say 3
| viar,I of Gen. PsmbeTton. Kisses A more
! gsIlsut man was never shut up in = fsrs. He
| WOnld say another thing, Gen. Pamberton vas
| one of tbs last 10 consent 70 the surrender A
voice t4ov do you know thAR'1 He knew il
frora tha tact thst he was there and privY 20 the
! nopneiI of war held 70 determine the question
1 + smother voice, @What did you surrender On he
/ Fourfb Of July fori"l He woUid tell them
/ Ts+entorian voies, Nv by not on the 5tb3] We
1Tragsrred the Fourth, for on thas day Gen. Lse
~ haez from the nights Of Getsysbarg, sHd We
rever want 70 eelebrate the same day WIKI the
! Ysakses. CGreat laughter. That's why we
s,,yrendersd on that day, my friends. a voice
- me crowd, Three cheers for PembeTton.' -
| Arofbrr voice, eD--n PsubertOn,n The speak
- finding Psmbertoa a gAt5er warm subiset,
9-oa,ed biua, and touched On Charleston. Ter
nssesa dsfended the MssissIpDiaua FROM
the charge of diSafsctioH, and closed by gen.
e-at ueTorati0n, sulogistie Of Virginia ladies'
Texas soldiers and ATksnsss bushwhacksrs.
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NnTECE.

THE 7--ssr.v,ad bss II hs possssion cns vsuzhle
! TRCNE, belonging 20 Mss Lucy G@inR who for
-9er9v resided nss- Ja5ksen, MS An eErty appiea
tiou FER the same VIII greatly relieve
Z A MOON,
Shelby Springs,
ss02 ~ Shelby O. my. Ala.
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G0rres sPORdeues OF the Charleston Mercury
RICHMoNB, Ssptsuber I9 Heavy rsia aizht
bcf0Ts last, hot sun yesterday, cold H8rthwest
rain to-tRy-the equinox upon Us. One ef our
papers sugges' inst advantage be taken Of the
gales Of this season and the absence Of the 7oE-
it5Ts TO recover Morris island. Whatever can
be done, fsasibly, wiz be doao, d0Hbs not.
Il is not believed here that Meade and Lee
will fight though rumor hath Is thas Lee declines
20 90 south On the ground that he cannot lesve
bis srmy, sud thAE there are earnest sohcitsH0zs
for the President TO 90 IN his stead. Tae organ
hints in a qua ded manner, = Bsed for some eli
car in place of B.agg, while tha Enquirer. Of
yesterday, comes cut openly against him. TINS
looks OHainOus.
These tive papers, Eaqairsr and Ssatiasl, are
at war over ME. BsE ANN and Mr.. Spence, she
| COniedeTste 6nsneisi agent IN England. Meas
time it sppears that mr Spence is auequivOcslly p
an AbChsi0nist, and has never cared 10 conceal
The fact from bis superior, Mr. MsmmiBger.
Seymour of New York, having gone complete
( y under, old Abe gives another tHTu Of the
screw by sUppTsssiug the babsas corpus, virtual
/ ly, everywhere. This is done, partly On account
/ Of the rebellion, bat more, as I opine, in view
I Of coming troubles with France. There nlsy
! be seEaa truth in the reported expedition from
! New Orleans to Br0gnsville-Bay, some con-
/ tend that troops from New York srs about TO
/ sail FOR tas same Doint. But It behOoyes Us 70
/ watch slobile and Chsrles.on. By this tine at
/ least ens Of our English irog-c,zds ougas to be
/ ready for sea She viii visit for her e0nsort
/ aHd then. il Is feared, both VIII be seizsa By
| q szsIl Few in sais city are saogUiHs Of their
/ aps sarsnce IN our waters.
. 5nk Of cur fsvmsFs holding patriotic public
mes. 3 e and resolving to send n their titAes s
ones, And ihen being compelled to haul then
back Anl8 because no one is ready to receive
( them HERaES.
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800 r Z w A r d.
STaP THE RUNAWAY!

,~,EAETFs abort twenty f=s years cd yellow
! c-rurir-gu weighs ere h1rdred and Hfty pounds
rsibsr ! d7vTurast look, with lift m1ustsrhe and
1s-ee with iEst s-ri7sd seat and cap and hslt Psns
- laf y5sdp-sv s7rrl-g and likely got On he TFes1
-r- trsfn IS he vas that day pur-hssed ron James
ii n a--f7 81 Ala5zlns Tie hoy asrved his tine II
n @. CAYCE & CO.
z-f7- ue-irn-ers.
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PArsFUL SIGET-I Is nothing unusual 10
see stout negfo gong t1rouga the streets Of
tbiq citv with a iosd Of Conisdefats treasury
8ofas. fresh from ths stamping press He IS Sc
eornosnied by q clerk, who sapsIinlsuds the
transfer Of the stamping cfEcs to the treasury.
However painfal this slghi is IN a politco-sco-
1onsieal point OF view, il does not squhl taa bar
rowing feeling produced b. the Bevel-suding
sound Of the Stamping presses at he cd Rieh-
mend house. When thsse sights and sounds
shsll cease, we VIII begin % lock for that good
tus coming in our financial stairs which re ~
hone 70 -2sehBtoad Wig.
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Y One day last week a pretty little Gsorsis
iii, dressed up Ia Eeatly fitting male hsb5H-
ments, applied 20 q Lieutenant Of Gen. gises
command, as Rome, Ga, to be enrolled and
mustered into the C0nfsdersts service. Her re-
auest wss complied with, and sha was about %
be seat ogt 70 camp, when sons one, suspicious
Of her sex, suggested that little EUfsd usftieests
and more feminine occupation Than that Of tbs
manual Of The piece, would Be more appropri-
ate. She was accordingly, as We learn f6n The
she confessed her sex, saying she was rom
Gainesville, Ga, and that she bad The canssnt
Of her parents 70 disguise herself in male attirs,
snd enier the army 70 revenge the death Of her
brother, who. poor fellow, was killed IN Virginia.
She was sent to Atlanta under escort, buf has
since made her escsPe.-Rsbst.
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CHlTCE FOR INVESTMENT,
The Western EOrth Carolina Mining,
Smelling and COppeFas
Manufacturing Company Z!
Capital Stock 81, 600, 900.

TTvEIs COMPANY has by special set of the legs
lssu-s oF Ncrth Csroljna, been regClariy ineorPo-
rated and 5rgEriZsd
The various rines are very taVcrebiy sltnatsa alh
-sv Of src-=s ~ roads sna are onou1eso oy tno
$50 Crefo-t superior tc the fsvnrus Duck cFn
zff7zz ,zz-=i-r sdvEutagss over all Mining Compa
u..g- Fn ths roufslsrsee Sts-ss
Ertsri-ti0ns 60 -ke Cspitsl Stock VII be received
ry sss uu5e-s rnsd. Shs-sz $50 As th-rs 's but g
7,.ts5 amount Ct stock offered for sale, al parties
-vs-f-y 70 ~ .ks iuvse meuts WI DO veil 20 cal and
r5s t1e cres a-d oh=r evidences Of tEer intrinsic
svsi7p deuosT ed - orr ofhce.
McNAUGHT, ORHOND 4 co,
IAN W5ftehaH street.
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Cse 5fIepPsis 8ppeaL
PuRLIsHED
.Terrnn al AdEerliaing.

Al-.5ver.iszasztI WI Be ehs-ssd two dollars per
Eq.=zs for The EEt Insertion and one dslar sad ffty
cents f5- sseh subsequent Insertion
L5oz nete=s VII be ehzrged a. tie rate Of hfty stG.
Fer line.
Obituary notices charged 81 the rate Of tWsH.Thve
a per HH= and al ether seles rot e gsnsrai pubic
Int=re~. sz --rr- azve-isessenls
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ROWLAND SPRINGS
FOR SALE.

y-F-r p-egeuf owner having busi5ess demHndinE hls
- n 80 r,e-sonal gtten Cn, has coneuded 20 seH
= s5,-i. --ogsrfv. It viii be found iut the place
.f,---g ,r5d ean aeoommcdaie six families in sepa
- f,li7s nrs The plses il 20 vel known that De
bosi il Il ynegusled s. there g large trse
y Iss bsloueinz % ihs place, G. pa1ie et rIlsag a
[bsf nav be vgaae9. New negro la1eIA lef Hiy Ne
groes al-o large new osra -. 81
Els-sr,s -isEfur - purchase can come sna tooA Z
~ -rrs-ts OF sdd-aas the upoers gaed 81 bto'7al
- WM Z Quincy or
oe A ". MCCONNELL
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The intelligenes from tie army Of the PotO-
mac received at headquarters IN Washington
states that the position Of the troops along the
RApidan remain unchanged. The rebel army
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The stock market vas duh on Fciday, but
prices were generally better, and in the after
neon ths market was 6rD. Money was easy;
esll loans six per cent. Gold Eose 70 1889 a 1874
and exchange to I4640I47.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-25

The following iterns are taken EOa Northern
papers Of tbe I9sh;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-25

The ARRIVAL Of Gen. S'esls's official report,
dated at Little Rgck, September 10, confirms
the previous Reports Of the capture Of that city
by the Union forces.
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DRoposALs FOR COAL AND WOOD.

8KHAfK OF THE UNITED STATES.
Office of the Sergeant at Arms, :
Washin gton, October Il, 1858.
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received at this Office
until IL O'Clock noon of SATURDAY, the 2lst day
of Novem Der next for the delivery in the vaults of
the Senate Wing Of the Capitol, Of four hundred
tons 2.240 lbs to the toni OF large Egg or steam.
boat furnace White Ash Coal. The Coal is to be of
best quality, thoroughly screened and weighed in
the presence Of the Chief Engineer to the Senate,
his assistant and to be delivered - above on or
before the 5th day OF December following.
Also proposals. for like character will be received
for the delivery, at the same place. on or before
said 5th day of December OF fifty cords OF best Pine
Wood. thoroughly seasoned.
The Coal and Wood to be packed away in the
vaults, as the Chief Engineer shall direct.
GEO. T. BROWN,
oc gid Sergeant at Arms q. 3. Senate.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE,
WAR DEPARTMENT,

wAsnIsesox October ID, isss.
sEtt LEI an pRososAts VIII be received a. this once
snd BUs8aa he u FOUNDER auus At sbs Fors
and Arsenais Of the United states 10 the Atlsntic
vii IS =. s fro
the estshl. hment where the work is to be done at
Proposals for those on the Pacific Coast-about
. in number-Wi.l be received until the 10th OF
e IN 81
t. b SSwn ,ss
shieh wiz be twenty inches, and its thickness
The vent Is to be pushed with new Bush of pure
ingot copper, one inch in diameter and about Minis
" o.tenths Of an inch
Drawings Of the gun in its original form and vi.
n.i .ss 4 sc Hss Yssi No. No aas
f1r: Ii. Fort = Monsoe louis
Tss work /; to Oh Be dome to the entire satisfaction
of the Office: VI no win be appointed to superintend
Il 1 IL s II r %s IN fun a
Dsss gum os
they win band Per month; and the time which will
Be rsauiIsd to do the whole work The method
:ris ths BIDS Ara axs;5Sdins re soutIaet: -.
such IS are seta.liy ens.sed II the manufssturs
opinion of this D.psrtment fully prepare to exc
this Department, evidence to the foregoing effect
Bona Win surstes to the amount Of
fifty per cent Of the bid, will be required for the
fulfiiment Of the contract; and the Government
reserves the right to reject any or al bids, II
YToposaIs Viii Be endorsed proposals for Band
ing ~ Founders ana will be addressed D1iS
Gsreral George D. Ramsay, Chief Of Ordnance,
Washington city: GEU; y; kaMSAY.
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DRoPOsALs TOR RAY, STRAW, AND GRAZ n

ASSISTANT QuARTrRxAsrER'sO FFrcE,l
FORAGE DepdTfB corner and I'd MS y
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 10th, 1857
Written Proposals are invited for farnishing Hay,
be delivered at The Railroad Depot At any of the
Government Wharvei in this city.
The Proposals to be add dressed TO the snsd,
ar! they should state the quantity of each article
offered, also the price and date Of delivery. -.
Proposals will be received for ave tboue and q 000)
busheis Of Corn or Oats and 6ty Gl tons Of Hay or
Straw and upwari u.s. unless it should be Tor the In
terest of the Government to contract tor less
amount. Ea1Eta1
All grain to be put mp in good sacks, Of about
two f2 bushels each, which are to be furnished at
the cost Of the contractor.
The Hay ana Straw to be securely baled.
All Grain and Hay and Straw offered to be sab
ject to q rigid inspection by the Government In
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidders. az the interests of
the service may require.
Good security will be equire1 for tho faithful
fulhl!ment of any contract made under this adver-
tisement.
Payment to be made at the eompletion Of the
contract D. L. bhDHN,.
Captain and Assistant Quartsrmaster, q s. A.
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WIZ ,. sold HI 2 faSno Ase.,o.. o. ,v,e,
WlDNIeDAY and 6ATURDAY, 6 II e'elook .,
NJ, ct the Wharf on sixth street, WAshtnetoa, IN
sale.
moment Of sale. e. BILL,
jan iOhroa.l 1t. Dol. and q. 0. D.
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ENOS l. CO.'S CITY EXPRESS,
FOR THE DELIVERY OF
GOODS, PACKAGES. AND BAGGAGE,
Throughout the City, Georgetown, and to the
Railroad, at =.
LOW AND REG ULAR RATES
We check all baggage to be delivered at Railroad,
ENOS & CO.,
81 Louisiana Avenue, between 9Th and 7th streets
Sc ISL