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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06
Proposals.
Oyrics OF rHg Dy?or QuARryRsssTtK
'oRr LEAyrswogIH, hANsAs, Dct. 20. l6oA.


DROpOSALS lor ARMY TRANsPORTA-
L TOS.-sEALED PROPOSALS VII be Tec'.sed %; thb
oce nn, y ococt n on tc 10th day OF Dceerber lsea
for siion Of military supplies daring the years ''"S
and is,,i. cn Ito ioiowii rJutss: 80.
Riuf, w. isron Forts Les,cnworth Laramie and Riley
aud other tpoi. msy he established during h- hoss
y..r, on the bank tie Missouri River Dovth Of tot
l.scaeofh. aud s"gth 81 latitude a. noth 20 tns Po
s'sfona ts' nay be e'sbl shed Ia The Tero,ie
H.hr.sAa DaSotah Idaho and Utah. south OF 'ad ~
north sd easi o! 0gsislde ia ses'. and Ia The Icrfy
goari, moth IL - noltn. bidders he 10
pounds for O0 nes which they vii ransport sii or~e
rhs mofhs, rom Apfii TO September, ncssis,
tAo yc.n .DDi AID isgJ.
Rsu'~ Ma Ffom Forts LeayenwoF,h aud Riley, IN 10
s'ae ci ksuis and r town % nsu'as n he s'se ~ We
.san v any po,, 0r s'', r. & y. ~ ~ nay os ssi %
atrd C losih drawing 1fies ircp Fer! Leagf. rtit
sn :, sor u.ou y NJ or Other depot ,hat may b. sns3
n ha T,riory teg Gaaud, aud TO any Other pant %
p.ts the r'uc. hiid'rs 80 state "a" rate pc u" io".as
or loO m a. u which they port said eas
Of he pe,s uon Aps 10 sepeoes incissvr o h' !s~s
ofr ~. s. rroln Fort Union or such other depo, nay
b c.ten H. the Ir.ory ~ New Mexico, 70 uy psis q
,ui.us il " nay be s,aished Ia That I'Uoy 'ne
o. .acA pos. % stations may be dee. uaed tho rerr'oif
o. Ar4ona and State OF Tens Of !nsit de 10
biii' - tate the rue per iO9 pound, sor l9 an''
which th'y WI a,Ir sa 'o.', N sasa y s ~ ,,l ,s
10 CO. 1oanl. On Roate So lSCo6ooS pound. aonis
N a. ps scn,sss WI b. plil i,r ,le trau'p Tos
OF bacon, t-sd bread Yirs lumber, shingles - "y '-ass
bidder. mast dive their names f well rs 'hr paees
Of Il, t'n'' sid zach P'oposN mu. Dc ssou 80 "a
more le.p.nibe pcsou. guaranteeing tia, in cas-. coHlss
Is .w.rdel r asnened III shs propsa 70 hs l.
m rcpos n. enarnc, viii DO accepted and entered il.s,
lil Good al h irn security ia Eislej by sad psies -
orI4n.r - i.l the te OF lAls ~. e.t.srn4snt
Tho siuoont of bonds requires will ne as iollow..
On Route No. l.........s.....''..s..'.''S. 49,.
d. Route No. 9............ ...........' 9.,S 9.,
Satisfactory evidence Of 'ho LOYALTY and soyensA esS
t.dlr aud l.fsOu uicrcd u fi'y Mil D. reasir a.
prouo.sls must - indorscd ropnssls for Amy ifns
p,-eticn nn Route No. q or tire ease may De- sAe
lone hr ,ufslilinci unless tiry fully ecnPy WIZ 90 ~
requirements af ihIs adyeff-t rgft. u.
fgfie o whom ad. sr' n'., mrss % 80 :, n.
tr'- cn.i iltffs A. onrc und 10 give tho ies'A'"
L.tlfui ref. ru .u.c 1f h1 ,lne. -, - ,,, ~ ,.,
Conitscfs wir h' made sa1ecs - ne Mp, Mpi ~, - ~ -,
tsrnssfcf.t eusfa hrt The fht u fe"'''S W
al hid. 'hat nay bc offered -. H. 49, g., a.,
,ontrtr os s be- in readiness for"iSee ey ne ris'
~ Arr ta,i ,ut ,toy viii be required 20 nav PA''n
- ~ n In the vicinity OF fors 'tN'u"' "
aad mon nn other dspots tna iy o. s..sa. .. Al "'NA
- - h. .1,,u,uulssei with promptly ana Eeedi.y
' -' Nv A. a. EAs1ON ipJor and ousr.crnia'ief
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fuynitnre.

DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNliOhh y,
Il ewrrsrtci manufacture Also sod ch..,s' W. rpihl
Chamber sntcs plain and ornamental ~ ~ y. IA,
Tons 500 tanaist opposite Wooster i,'A''.--, -I--
ENAMEIED CHAMBER tUkNtdUr,nisrr; 8.
Ia the best sssor,insnt of tNAMfLfp ~, I'D trus
e coors srf f,yles Nanu end thtstiut r..a Wv M
r...sa WARAEN WARp. Nc E'Sss"'@
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~ nrr.nrxgAr. BrKNAr or Pso,lsIos,l

ASo CLOTHING oet. 50, iocS
cFALED PROPOSALS. vii be Received ~
- III, ,-r,au uni. O'Clock the vth Nosciaoss
-. ~ lOrp barrels NAVY bEfF und 1 ioi p-te =
y Porn te beef, pofk aud barrels 20 cont rn 70 y
%, ..,,,rI aih the eNcrgii0n q ron hoopsi uh 80 "
'l,trr a. tus NGooNgn lard ~lihIn tea days s'r' es
r,d Of tie ,,oer ii proposal, and thoss snaeis' ~
.,.ral inspeei.sN ol tho Yard
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06

rP<A LOTS for SALE--At Elzabetipon,
sPO ~ D. suitable for manufacturing pupos"s in qna'
ts =, suit pIcs-r a low pc.a and i prb'c i,ins %.
payment. r. H. hrLi'D'D N'' ~ ''''.' .'' -
.il.sp LOTS for SALE upon rca 'DnabIe terms
Nb ON Bus.gicA av d The intersection 81 fcAorr and
In s lty II brooklyn H. u. APly At corner u
blyulsng. tni Cumberland u, brosdyn. Of
JAS. &. BEONEn, Trustee.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06

VINSEtLiaA5Nbl'; - ....,.. ,.s,s -, ,,.,,,,
,scfurut fi and heathul climate 90 miles Yuth OF Plh
dcpia by railroad Rich soi Produces large cfops, Nch
be- growing 20 sud 30 acle tracis at "h
~ per acre payable within four yeas good open.
ipsi f3f Manufacturer and ohos cfccs fenoo' sud ood
soeicty. II ia now The most improving piac, tai of N"
lirndrrd suling aud building III. beauty wItb when
th, pace b. lai Letters aDstefnd. Papers
couaIunf pods d sns lu Information wiA 1e sei -"
Addfcss iRLK5 Il. LANDS. bacaId u Cumberland
Co., sew jcrcy
trofl Report Of Colon Robinson Ag IA Tribune
one of the extensive fertile rcts. IN an nlm1f
lyel po.if on snd ,uabe cond.n ior plan faaing that
., stiotg Of .his sidc II the M..tefn rrsinc."
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06
Gar9warc, Gnflcrp, Mf.

EpUSSiA SHEET IRON, assorted numbers;
l0 iMlrATlON huSslA IRON Of Alan Wood Il Ca's
anifacturci tor hAI.E Iy A A. THOMSON . Co. Nss.
as pod ~ WstUsl .
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Aud for further l.formaiiol, Apply 20 TIE o1o''s7
tald' HiMihlcA' Esecu'Or', Devi'es'' ADd ir''es'
\ III RIEECKER. son. & GO. WiIl seI

a .uction on TUESDAY Now a. at II oei9sA a. ,oa. .
T,snre salaroom No. III bToedway, the i.y
$50 ~ as and 3C, ltL.st known ss the tVSsi - -
BREWERYS consisting Of Lot, Of Ground 4oa WI. s..
a.,ory double Dwelling House and 2-s,ory brewery W t
- ,v,h yaYl,. FOR ,'oriy- and al the sppartensce- o. ts
iness in perfect order The Rea Estate only y
sbould b.. parties for Brewery r PI-ynS
n,ooe~ty connected with y he sod subject TO an srs
NJ, o four p.r.on. two 70 b. by the see ria s~o
by the purchs.e for maps and particulars. app5 '' "'"s
| 81 Auction. -rs No. 81 Cedar s.. -
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06
,RGE SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
At PUBLIC AUCTION.
II RAsEHOID PROPERTY. No. li3 ktsr I.

oil on TUESDAY Nog. p q, IL o'clock at the ntennfs
s..sroon No III Br oadwsy, the above drsnan' Pfopu
,.sr pte and Consisting Of - story atie vss"'n' e
rbcrsr Brick HOUSE. with k1tersion, ard Lea'- ' ho
I'M 1870 ground Si<O per Annp, rt reneN-i % -
y..r. A y.n .t a. House hss al toe rDotfrn n.pf 70.
l. bt IN ID. best and cents iot 800 siIr
r, 4 20 feet; Lot IS Zee. deep. Maps, ke' s' No n
J~di o..
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06

T,axs-ss2 per slpum. Ta,ee COpes for IS. Ten fol
cts.
sfsOLE COPIES >rsale a. ths Publication Office THIS
YOAsiNG in SfsYper, ready for mailing Price. Fiv.
(<Dts.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that, being

~ owner o.lsre gold interest IN he =, itory % Color d.
among them certain dscovcry, ~ uscmPIon, AMI ici.
ls known ~ Wilnys' that al transfers 81 gold claims
faadr since 1860 VOID without NY slsuaiurC, hass -
he'd bot one lnnfcl lale to the Idaho God Mining GO f
some ly claiins rccosnlr. tile to ssid dam.in Willing
eKc~p. ior onehG and tlsi undivided half IN Wi ing No
c. los " ia clam crIth1stes b!
yciseG IN Coiof ado T.r.itory yspeI.-Oct. 80 1874.
MA. COHNELL JEWEII
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06

TINTED PIANO-FORrE MAKERS,
u No. 10 wALhER-Sr. Nov.loh.
All tho stu,kholden oc.n. Superior practical wodm dmeH.
this COMPANY b. able to - .
OFFER TlElk LAR1f AND SPLENDID FlANOs
Al LONfk PRICES
THAN ANY OTHER fihsit Lass ilpl 81.
Every INSTRUMENT su,san'erd ios rive Years.
VNTANTED-For cash, 100 well-male aud
w durshle secondhand PlAsOS. suitable fr South
American tfld-. J. q. DAVIES, No. ~ hroou.rsL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06
INSTRUCTIONS FOR ENLISTING AND DIS
CHARGING SOLDlERS.

Manual Of Instructions for Enlsiing and Disohsrgng
Soldiers with special reference 10 The medical examination OF
recruits and the detection Of disqgGyrg and figned Dis
esse. BY RoBsRTs BARTH Low, A. NJ, NJ d., Assistant
6ureeon u. :. 4. l2no : 25 . =. or
Adopted by the Ocrers ff ssue 70 Medical oieis
n the amy J. D. LIPPlSCOIr Co..
Publisher Nos us snd III Msrkes., Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06

IN rrs;ed from Germany. in tboDt june, lsN ,ta
hear .mporxn, of hls family 4c, by sddcs,.Dg ~
brother the Rev julius schunn, Lancaster, Grant County
Wisconsin.
Families or any pc'ons knowing the re'd'nce or ,oJoun
particular erd cruuaCes or THE poe
ile ,eoease OF ssil hcod1f ~cuuI. not TrsPrl
sd esn-.y r.que.ed TO inform Lis above mentioned bro i
thereof
Commander the United STATE. Amy viii yoe'e TO t-i'
Kind notice Of the above.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06

NEORGE STECk n cos Grand aud square
NJ PiAsOtokrES Mandatory and Nsrrrooia' Ao,.
~ ard 10 Walker - u Centre Il. Now fora i've J
Piano sfagfai..so !. hyr yc-ft
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06

w 6Att 60 twelve sfVls cscAf price go 70 Nt''
each ysi improvements everything of tho Meois
liafnonum Ind See written tesmoay oi more than one
huudd u o Oa, eminent artists aud orsaniats of leading
ciis h. great src-.enc" Of these ndfamrt ani tatg
sursdonty al Others ct tr fo. private and puhA
u.s Also Melodu0us from 30 TO +l,i each illustrated
tst,o.u.. cent frc. Wsrero,nis Noe and Mercer
....h.f. AIdr-s. MASON BkDIiiFItS.
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90 iUbom il man Concern.

ANY number of SUBSTITUTES Furnished
fr drafted n,u Of Tc~ ior, md Broobyn and iah NJ
lin D.sircs .g tie oouni.ss q Nrsictescf, Eo
land PD,nsfn OTsuse and sa.ivsn Apply "a MS LII
No Is GLanbsfs. y. u. JANIS a. DHrs rbd Nj
CbAEL hONAHAN. Democratic Hal IIfyio~n. "''i
ohest.r County,. y. b.
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From San Francisco.

SAH FHAHCIeCo, Sept. 2i.-Arrived, ship
Herald of the Morning, from Boston
private letter from the American Hinist>r,
Mr.. Pruyn, dated KanaFsws, Japan, August
lsth, says the promptrssentmento of the outraSs
apol car nag has resulted most iasordbiy
The Wyoming, with six guns, destroyed q
Japanese steamer, bark, and briE, mounting
twenty two sune, besides engaging six batter
les. Accomplishing so much with 20 little
means astoniehed both the Government and
people, and what is strange, the Government
il obliged to us.
Other adyiees OF the same date s,y the Brit
fsh neet has gone 10 Sateima's dominione to de.
mand t2aGUU indemnity and the Surrender of
the DlrttTers Of Nr. Richardson. II the
money ehll not be paid, considerable cam
paiKn vii be inanguratsd arains. the Daimios.
Dates f-om Shanghai. of July, state that the
eholera unahntsd, aud the mortality tsarfnL
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TELE1RAPHIC NEWS.
kAssoCATRD Psass DIsPArtHns,
FROM AIssDURIASD xaHxAs.


o. LOUIS, Sept. 2l.-Ths stsausr AarcslIa
wss boarded and plunasrsd On the 18th Instant
lever Landing, LAiaystss soaaty, No. The
Three soldiers of the sth rssimsn, Of Ssa.s
nihss, returning home ON farloaghs. were
hksh Two miles in 10 the woods And eAoL
Utf,hg tie past week GEO psrsoaA crossed
ns river 1t Lexington, nostly refugees from
the border eoant,ss.
Cass county. sndsT Gen 1wing's order, II
nearly dspopulatsd.
Cen Hunter has ARMED. to preside over tAs
commission TO invssttsass the hurninx OF me
steamer Rah.
IAavsnwortA special 10 The Fl. Lolis Dsn-
oeIat eta tes that u messenger who cana into
Fort Scot on Wednesday night rsport. Gen
Coffee st Cowetain Prairie, with l,s0s nAn
Quan'fsll had passed Balis Mills, with The
greater part Of his command, on his way
sosth. 1twas euppossd he wse going 10 soia
Coffee.
4 company OF the I'd Kansas regiment, and
o sempa ny OF the Sd " Wisconsin savaiYy, are .
lev miles from UofIee's rendezvous
GsnrB Blunt r. ON his way Rp, with Q small
escort
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NEWS FROM NExItO.
SnliSRy the French MiRistep. Poixanad

SAN TRAEc1sco, Sept. 19-The steamer
Golden Age arrived last nigh. with dates from
the city OF Mexico, via Acapulco, to August
10th. The substance of the nawsis that tho
capital, bad daptnred several French trains.
causing N uch suffering from the scarcity of
provisions. The ERerrillas occupied Jalapa
and Orzaba
SaligIy, the French Minister, had been pois-
Toned, and was dangerously ill in conse-
QgFuce,
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NEWS FROM LAPAN.

saliins Of a British Fleet to Csntinu- the
Work Of thastising the Japanrs-, re.
SAE FRAsCIsCo, Sept. i9-The ship John
Kay arrived from Kanagawa, August 10Th
Japan continued unquft A British feet of
twelve vessels had sailed for the western ehorrs
Of Japan 10 finish ihe punishment OF the
Danioe, who had recently been taken to task
by the American and French men of war
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severe Frost in Kentucky.

Lou1suLLk, sept. ls-Ihere was an sx-
tremsly Ieysre frost-ths first of the season :
last night. There are no reports of it's ravages
from any distance, but il is feared that all of
the tobacco not gathered in ie seriously njursd
OF entirely destroyed.
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ALL ABOUT GoosE.-On Saturday, an er.
ratio goose strayed from it, home evidently in
search Of "pastures new" There was an OBJ
server Of his maneuvsrings by name Of Mrs
-, who offered the fugiuve An asylum In q
portion OF her yard On Sunday morning, the
owner OF the goose discovered nus properly IN
resides out Fourth street) The owner de-
manded the goose. Mrs. - demurred, but
after Q long I'D animated discussion, it being
established Il tatMrs.-w was not "sound upon
the goose" size delivered it up under protest.
CLosID.-The following were ordered yester-
day morning to stop the sale of liquor at their
drinking establishments: Michael O'Conner,
tween h and l.; Peter Burke, l. street, near
New Jersey avenue. The liquor OF the latter
was poured out, as he had NO license.
RoBBERY.-Truman Keck was arrested on
Saturday, night by officer Slater, on the charge
Of robbing David Dorrawin. a discharged SOL
dier of his discharge and he was taken before
Justice McKenna, who committed him to jail
for further hearing. Ets
ARRssrRp-A. ID. Bell, Cd Michigan vols,
on auty at the Contraband Camp, was arrest
ed Sunday and turned over 70 Provoss MAI
srnment rations and appropriating the pro-
cssds TO his own use. a..r .. 49,. 81 Il ~
A NuIsAHCl DIsPosHD or. Mrs. Raidy,
keeper of gin mill In Swampoodle, was or
dered yesterday morning % close up her es-
tablishIuent permanently, the place having
been pronounced nuisance. Ns.rtaa as
r. : : s.s "a. - q---S-----. Gtas b, z-rsF
> PrauAxSHTIY CLosap.-John PhifeY, cor
nsr East Capitol and Fifth strsste, was or
dsrsd yesterday morning 70 psrmansntiy close
- = s..---- ss4VtsE ~
. Fnxp-Dennis Dunn wa. nned sao yester-
day, for selling besr without 2 license. 80.
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AMIISEA EFTT
FORD'S NE ~ TkEATER.
FlGTH sTRAR7. ADOVlR
SeZN ,, 1slD--.-.A Aaa&TsI aad ryoyyfsts

FOND'S NE ~ TAEATER,
FlETR sTRAR7. ABOvIH
lem ,. Isl8----..-.. Manager and r1sSsssesy
THE IVlEIF6,
BsHss.sas Of he B.aanfal a.l Asssssnalsa
es.s Esnns,
MISS MAGGIE HITOHEhI,
VIE win apD.ar fer tAs arst si.s in tAs slty n
lsr bssstifll ssnDasssa play -
IAHCHsE, 7AE eRlsKER.
1attsA
FHH HlfTLA BAREFOOT.
Any, ~ Lis&rs Daesfsot :. .His kassds lEssAsa
1risss Of at Aisssa q. % s.a - ssaA. Dsxss eN
asa ~ Es extra shanss tsr reserved sess. -
vARIKTiE0I vARiETiEss
YreasAs Psnngfva.kA avsass SOD EiatA "A.
7RE BR1JbIAH7 AHUssHHNv DNslRP8IsA.
UEIOA OF TWO SkRAf fk0U1E5.
FINEST ARTISTS EVER AsSRMBLAD.
Thsrss.s S Dsllsss Ezpsmksd N Col1sestns tksua
tsseAer. snA ~ Ssssag sAez1
lX9RBIrA BALARIlD.
HYERY NIGHT THIS WEEK:
AEAlTFA 4ALLITTI,
MONS TUrhOfr,
rem tie PaInis TheasSIs.
MONS. AnZAEI,
eslskratso in kars1e aud AAsrisa.
THH kOgAaI BALLET TROUPE,
Twelve Ladies. hss stifai in face and fsra.
MONS. sAPyIsTIEa MILE kiNA WlEDAL,
MICS LIZZIE sHULT2
ABb kMINEE SYARG
Car beautiful Ballet Tfsaps
A- asaers WILSON.
The Rthiopial Comedian,
NILE aAzoRf ARkoLDI,
Classic Marble k,.tnss, j. an .lrsss ssnsas "
pfs'i' 'tGsH1ss cH.RH y IS,.sGs' sa;s1ta
This is the greats,t at,rsstioo ever DrsssntAd in
any Concert Hah in this country. ss2l Nv.
CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
IoUIsIANA AVENUE. MAR sIXTH s7RE1T,
RIAl OF NAEIoEAL HOTEL.
THE GREAT COSMOPOLITAN TROUPE!
THE GREAT COSMOPOLITAN TROUPE!
ONE COMPLETE COMPANY,
ONE COMPLETE COMPANY.
Perfect In oraanizatioa and equal in Numbers and
II lent to four of any other Music Halls.
COMBINATION or STARS,
A COkBIEAFIoK or STARS,
COMBINATION OF STARS,
Hssh sss Of whom would alone be considered
or Music Hall in the world.
TONIGHT,
thrilling drama in three a,ts, entitled
THE QUEENS PAGE.
FALB OF BLOODi
THE QUEENS PAGER
TALE OF BLOOD!
inrseasins the Great Successful IIuaion,
~THE GHOST!~
~THE GHOST !yH
~THE GHOST!~
THE THREE GREAT STARS:
THE THREE GREAT STARS:
MISS MILE FOWLER,
MISS MILE FOWLER,
MISS ERNEST1NE DE FAIBER
MISS ERN ESTIEE DE FAIBER
MISS CLARA FOWLER,
MISS CLARA FOWLER.
PEl ALBUM OF BEAUTY AND THH GREAT
V1RSATILB COMPANY:
Nellie Taylor. Lille Brandon, Kate Harrison
Josephine Elorsnos, Julia Rishmona II lie Ger
lins, ". ! ArmstroAs, Il v. Williams, s.
ClAyks. J. a. shsrWoCa, Mons. Bel, Thsa. Brown,
He'll ewasSArt. &s.
~ Aanissioa twenty ave a.d afsy cent?. Doors
sDss at s'sssk; perform sase 81 s'slosk.
IOPUlAl 1AAILY NATIN7E
POPBLAR FAMILY IA TINHE,
SATURDAY A1fBRkOOE.
aA7URDAY AyPlRHOOA.
~ ~AanissssA-LaAiss. 70 sss; cAiiarsa. 10
eeBts - list
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By GREIa = WILLIAMS. AasAonssss.
A BSIsTANT QUARTHRMASfnRB OYRICV.
n Cakaex o(G aaA T,csasg- sseead streets

y UIRIC1,J
"A Cnse< oJG asA Trsssg- -ssessd ssrests
Washington. D. G. August Is. 1853. \
RUBLIC fALIs OF CONDlANED ANIMALS
VIII tAke placs at the Corral rear the Observatory
N tais city on the frst, third, and ffth WHDE Hs.
Sf the month
service.
Sales 70 commence at ten O'Clock .. n. Of sash
Gay, and BE- continued from day 70 day until the
Ru mber on hand shAll be sold
Terms cash. in Government fund.-
u. a. TOMPkIHs,
"a % 0s Gap ain, A. q. NJ, q. 8 4.
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.f PERMANENTLY CLoslp.-John PhifeY, cor
nsr East Capitol and Firth streets, was or
dsrsd yesterday morning 10 Permanently close
his rsstaHIaEI
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DOgTHR, cHlBsz AND Ie6s.

TO uTLER AND DEALERS
Fresh Butter in lrkips ana tirs for aruy...
10 boxes Eastern Cheese. 50 bbls. Yreeh Isos
For sale at $50 Eighth street:
se 10 eys u, DuTR0v
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Fr1xn.-Dennis Dunn was nned s20 yester.
day. for selling beer without . license.
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uARGAINe, BAl9AIHg -9reAt lArsains sa1
ID Clothing, furniahtne Goods, Hs6 m1 Oar q
SMlfHD, 40 SsvsakA st ~
C,1oP At SMITHS. 4se ssvariA sslsst, 70 sss
= yoD OleaAin0. NN
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BOARDING.

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CALL Al J. HRUcl & Oo,n 10 buy ClotAine
NUA <84 Seventh street.
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-25
j. y. SHELBY,
Col Comd'g Expedition.

Richmond, Nov 5.-Europen dates up to
the 21st have been received The Sultan of
Turkey had proposed by telegraph to purchase
the Laird rebel rams at e130, 900 EACH Laird's 8
workmen are again employed in finishing ard
fitting out one of the rams.
Political speeches by leading men are daily
made in various parts Of England. Earl De-
Gray spoke in defence of neutrality in all that
concerned American affairs Bresford Hone
spoke for the South. Mr. Colyer, the solicitor
general, urged neutrality and the preservation
of neutral rights from violatio by either side.
The question of finances for the new Mcxi.
can empire has produced correspondence be-
tween Napoleon Ill and Archduke Macmillan
France will make all requisite military ar
rangements, but will not guarantee the Mcxi-
can loan. .-y.-.,z-
The city Of Kenousim, in Japan, has been
completely destroyed by the English feet.
Dates from Mexico up to Oct. 1st state that
a conspiracy had been discovered against the
Imperial Government, and that large num-
Der of persons have been sAet, imprisoned and
exiled. ,D
No movements Of the French troops have
been mentioned. -rq -f -
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-25
$500 Reward.

DANAWAf from Capt Geo. Taylor Wagon
LII Yard, near Washington, Hampstead CO.,
Ark, on the oath inst, FOUR NEGROES, of
tie following description:
BILL, mulatto, aged about % years. weigh
about l40 lbs. HENDERSON, about so years
o.d, whiskers and hair grey. Said negroes
belong to Mrs. Bufford, of Jefferson county,
Ark.
Also, boy JACK, about S5 years of age,
dark color, weighs about $50 lbs. BEN, about
Il years of age, weighs about $50 lbs, dark
color, belonging to DR.. Henderson, of Jeffer-
son county.
Thtom owe reward will be paid for the four
negroes, or $50 for either of them, when de-
lvered to Wm. j. Nolan. at Maj Thomas
office. at Washington, Ark, or John Caldwell,
Fulton, Ark.
October 29, 1853. 40-4w*