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1veri11's and Crooks Recent euer..
tons.

Exw Yokx, Juns 1o--The Ee~ York Tina h.s
IN account Of Gen. AveriH's Operations IN tbs eI.
redition sent ont to distract the attention Of Nor
gan, and other rebel commands. tron the expedi-
tion under Gen. Crook. In thla Ave-1ll appears to
have heeR highly Bnecesefnl lie kept Lorxxu
With 5,008 men. near WstteTille unfit Crook hsa
completed bis work. and then moved to join CrooE.
On The way he en- countered Mo:gan, and though
male 4 stand and ncht. For hour. The gallant
lttt.A command w:thstood Aesau1t after asasult,
ho.ding their ground Ae firm as rock until dark.
Y1sahle to follow, and eventually fell ln With
Crook nsttr thriug several eklr1aishes end 1aees-
itc q force OF 3.!D1. uader jenkins. whom he
1rnked. ~ this time Ills command Was entirely
o1t OF ammunition.
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FROM BO8 TON.
DleaatrcU4 FiYe-Tho Grcut Russ1Rn
Inception

Bosros, June ln.-Eazly this morning IRE
nFoke f nuetn he building, Nos. Is and II Rows
~ msn: oecnRted by yessra- Lewts, conmiss sion
1I'S mIs1Scssnts The building wos near:5 destFoyed,
1npd eooos' Lose estimated At F52, ,000-mostlJ in
, Bos79s, Jane a.--The eat:ors Of the Russian
fn and h. ~ aa r. number headed by tho Ad
band o. III das,hip, came atbofs to-dsWy " and
en Ed . sae
tars fuly sppfeciated Tue bo1s ~ t, Mnisn sns
Latin Schools added the ,atg!ca, Of r. a
By performing their excellent nail,tsrs dT1ii snb-
By the children It Mustc Hill, which ~. eSnsesl
ing and interesting affair. Thls demonst,a,io,, %
WAS gracefully wound up by = eertes Of public bns.
ytaitoEs. Several nfdcstf Of The 1ect w1M r,ats
NeWpon Tomorrow, WILL F4ett
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siderotfon Of ihc rote BY which the bill was yes
terd.y rejected By only one majority.
apssst]n ~ to naStot taS n i 5 'gnf r M
1esartled as decisiYe Of its fate. There is dis-
position to defer it till Deceua ber-
WARRINGTON, June tG-sec1etaEy Chase re-
turned to-dsy from Now York:
The eha.Ees Against the Treasury Dspartuenr
have nearly Terminated their vest1gas,oa, which
have not :takcn so Wide range ns anticipated:
Attempts were made toda! t. adjourn until
% majority-eo la1re number Of 1nenher. man
ifeat disposition to fnlsh 1he bnslne.s be fore
them at the eaflleet PoFslh!s moment VIII view
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CONGRESSIONAL


NAsk1ka1o9, 1une 10 1854.
Mr. LANE, ct Kansas. offered I iotnt znaolur,ol
d, csrcG rkznAas in rebellion be declared ino.'e.
el1sc -1Rc rtiE. and t!rst the preeeat nsR11i..i
Government in That S:sto be recognized, upoa ooa-
rsvef e1:sl IL said stac. esccpt as paniaanens To-
CIT: f. wi&iss6n, i1e Of n,nn.. introduced ;s,.s
AttrcrorlE;e and Ecrtun 20 19rts RidkleT, Ao1sau4
ard 15aho, a. aGouding be1t.E protection 10 cni-
The remainder Of tho morning hour w.s coz.
sumcd in couEidcr7ns the California private land
cl.ilcs bill, wifi no acion-
+, Tlr 1naiau su2re1siau n hneEsas ts&cn up, md
:. The :'onluittee Of Conte-ruec on the Army Ap'
rrpp13tian bill reported. recommending she S:n-
::aans H. 'Ie ay d sodss X Ss sssoa ss.o
tEc1cou the Senate adjourned
HOUSE
WASHINGTON. Janr 10
LII. DAWES, Of t9ase., called IT, :ar
AEsour, soutee1cd election case, aud t.. esoo7
tamc1udspg With resolution that .1r D.a:r i
nnt llat Samuel Knox ts crtft.ed 10 F::t a. the
g.p,ceentstiyc Of the Firzt Congressional Dis
y: &c Gaze, = Ten BiaiF il nov in tue deld:.
Nr; hEooMAlL: Of F.. was tired Of hearing .
20 voteop pending questions. Il chould be etEicken
rum thetol, ~ 1t YES utterly impossible for
1aan hslclng military commission to retain
II. DAWES, Of Ma4s,, hoped the gentleman
Or. Broomsll) woala rot h:a@ H.. el1.r first aud
u lin m sfr*as- e. H naxss, proposed % Pc
cry HaE 70 bare fair heattug
Mr. BROWN, Of Wls.. remarked that the ques-
t!on tnvo1,cl not only the eistins members tight
q seat, hut the merits OF the original election.
It aecued 10 him That the cage should be postponed
ont ct conE!c5y to Man actually IN the deld that
{f1eh NpAR n I'm a fh#T
Iii. UFsoN. Of Mich, aaia that The HouEe was
ae fully able 70 determine the question now a. at
The Home rc'utcd to postpone the considera-
t!Gn q shes ues:ion. by vote of q to p
Eucn confu4aon sna disorder prevailed during
qnestod the members 10 set = good example to tho
vtfitsrs, on the floor. ue suggested that those
who persisted IN loud CONVERSATION bad better re-
tire to the cloak roo, 80 as not to disturb Les1s
Iii. DAWEs sustained the report Of the Com
III. BROWN. Of Wis a. one Of the committee,
ssId that there was no legal testimony which Jntti
ntd the mseTi,y rep9r1sa IN favor oi NJ: A kno1: r.
.e '5s aas,e1 os aas
whether LII. Blair 1s or Is not Major General In
&kest1rice Ind uo'hlngto do With the Adjudication
ns ss Is va no. 6s5 the onS
sitting n1cmlcz or the contestant received the
largest number Of votca.
NJ. DANES feplcd 70 Al. bIoRu- Of mIS6ouff-
The House then voted on aud adopted the reso.
luton that Mr. Blair 1s not entitled to feat ~
!.enbcr for The Fl1st Congressional District o!
~ against 81, TINT Ms Samuel Knox Is entitled to
the eeat.
Nj. DAWES, of Mass, cs!led up the contested
Declaring tnat Dir. Jayne Is not, bat that Mr. ].
S:otd H. entitled to the scat AZ dele5ate from Da
cotAh.
Adjourned.
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<: FIsOal INDIANAPOLIS.
General Military and state Nesrs.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TrlbuDe.1
Isp1AsAPol1s, Friday, JUNO 10, 1854.
Four hundred wounded Indiana soldlars are to
be sent to Evansville from 8hcrnsn's army. There
,r' s, coo wounded soldiers from Sherman in Louis
rile. Eevcnty-lre wounded Indians soldiers
from She-man's army arrived to-day.
T1ohundred he.ses and three hundred mu1as
were sent to-day frem the ,cavalry bu1eau to the
troops With shtruan.
Agraud festival is going on tonight. The pro.
ceeds are to 60 to the families Of the soldiers ot
the 1Rsd regiment, nov at Stevenson, A1abs1ua
a maRs meeting to zatify Liucoln's and Andrew
Johnson's nomina uen takes place tomorrow
night. a glorious time is expected.
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The German Vofktnsmenss AsS0cfa~
rf0ns
Editors Chicago Tribune:
In your ,ssuo OF the 18th Of My you published
commnnicatIon. contain!r: great n.uy false.
h9qds IN rssnEa 70 The possa seRe1S9a o. tae
tackled ard injured BY thst communication We e1-
pet Of your mps1tiality and OF The public tair
hearing Last I'LL conTcntion Of tho different
radical Germsn associations Was held 1t Cleveland
a radical platform lsid down, and a permanent
leagne of German radical sasociattone formed.
Onr association WIS represented in that conveu-
t!cu, {eTen The Illinois Stats ZfIun0 approving
or IT. ratified tho platform and became member
Of eaid radical league. Another convention OF
this esgue was called to Cleveland for tho aosh 0:
delegates, as It etil formed part OF that league,
ard no motion to dissolve our conne1tou with tt
could b successfully Bsstaincd In our ueeting.
This eo1re1ion IS still U fotss and our asso:Ia.
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FNOM THE COAST.
F.nirAt from Port FfnFr1 nHf1 Rn1a1

NHw IoRK, Jnna 10.-Ths Alago arrived from
Port Eoyal 9Th, wlss 800 passengers, including
Gen. Gorden and ttafl: Tho new Irousidos had
srri;ed At Hilltop Head.
On the oyening Of the eth the Sullfran's Island
battery fred TIVE shells at the feet Of wosden ye.-
sells. but the range WAS long and they icu abort.
4 blockade runner steamer attempted to como
out on the night Of the 9th, grounded and WAS COM
pIete1y knocked to piecea.
Admiral Dahlgrcn arrived at Hilton Head On
tha 7sh.
TIE reported capture Of the naval tug boat Col
umbfaua, with tailty colosed troops On board I'D
tie st. Johns River, Florida, Ia confirmed.
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FROM SPRINGFIELD.
State, Military and Judicial Items:
ISnfcial IIanatAh tn tha ChtEayQ IEh4le.l

Especial D7Flat0d to the Chicago I11punt.I
sRnlS0F1E1p, Ill, Friday, June 10.
An inspection Of Csmp Batter WAS ordered to-
day by the Governor and this afternoon the Gov
erDo1's Staff proceeded to Camp for that purpose.
The Camp eontairs about =, 800 men, consisting Of
100 daEr men, recruits for old regiments md thrss
years. men waiting to be mustered ont, The In
specton was rigid and sczut inizing, but failed %
elicit any complaint on account Of its sanitary or
general condition. The hospitals are In splendid
order, sickness having decreased 50 per cent.
In the last elx weeks. The general condition Of
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power to elect true and reliable Onion men to II
Offices. and ~ the nominees Of said Convention
are he only candidates that can hope to be elected
~ 1oJA! men, We regard it ~ the imperative duty
lies in their power to secure their election
Rks01fSd, That this Council also earnestly ap-
proves snd tndortes the platform Of principles
adopted By said Convention.
Resoftsd, That VIC will as individuals and mem-
berb Of the Unipn Lengne, do all in our power to
elect said candidates.
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British blockade Runner.
o.rox, jane 10.-TLe schooner Nancy Mills
arts Tint british steamer ieft st. George, Ber-
dn' on the niEh1 Of the 9Th init, for " lining
C.. commanded BY Capt. Ma1att OF the
,riia. ena her mate was the tnnu who shot tbs
tnner Of the Chesapeake. She had hEe hearT
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Tho Banks md the Treasury LOEn.

Tho Hanks 0ns1 2Ae GTeA30ET ApEn.
NEW YoRK, june 10.-At . meeting Of the As
socfated DanEs TO-DAY, resolution to deposit
$25 GGe, ,0C0 with tho Sab Treasury. to receive in
return per cent certihcatos, was lost for want OF
a unanimous yote--6 voting in favor and II
against. This will not prevent the affirmative
bab]e :his Wli Be cone, whif some of the negative
banks may yet sign the agreement.
The steamer Kangaroo. for Liverpool returned
to Quarantine with slight damage to her ma
chfncry.
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FLAG on TIE Coun7 Housr--Tho Board Of Su-
pe,risors hare passed . resolution directing tho
Sheriff to Eoi=s the county day whenever new, fa-
vo.ahle to the success Of our armies ahall hare
becu zeeei7.d in this city. Mayor Sherman h.s
exhibited N extraordinary di.Incluadon to ra14e
The cpkrn on tny OCCASION. he can hereA.tsf
mage h1sasen happy By the reflection taat there il
no necessity for city offcer5 TO exhibit any consld-
er.ha patriotism In this direction, eiues the coun.
~ authoritcs i'll hois. the fa: over their part of
the Court House.
E.xayA4 Or GOVERNMENT cFB1CEs.-Capts.
Farnuu,, Goodman aAa Ratlhache, Assistant Guar
ts,ssa1ters> have recsuty rnnsTsd their o:lccs 10
Garrett Elsck.
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TTfE1 .dHTEtk-CONTEN
TELE EGEkAP
Official Communication Of Secretary
tHK1fd.

NEW YoEK. June 1o-Most Of tho lending Jour-
pols OF til. city to-day devote several columns to
an exceedingly interesting of1fo1al communication
from Secretary Sewnrd to the United States Senate
relative 10 1hp feasibility and greet advantage to
be derived by this country from the projected
inter-contincntal telegraph line, to unite America
to,Eu1ope, via Behrins's 9ttaiGhta AID Russia.
Tteee otrLa1s afeo contain editorial articles
highly cotnmen datory Of the great project, azging
prompt legislation on the part Of Coagsess to eu-
able tho country to proceed ut ouca With tho vast
1rc ~
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PoUcukKtrs1H, n. T., June t0.-Fourtecn
bodies Of the passengers on board the l1-'ated
steamer Berkshire, hare thns far been found. The
total number oi missing will reach nearly forty.
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The German Vork1nsmen'a Ass0cia.

WASHINGTON, June 1o.-The navy department
hiss no! received any Information conceInia. th .
reported capture Of the steamer Water Witch.
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NAsny11LT, Tenn, juno 1o.-TAe Baltimore
Convention nominations Vtrs received with
nnch enthusiasm, and salutes wers fired. Andy
Johnson made 81 eloquent natioaal speech ut the
st. Cloud Dotel, There was grcat applaase.
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Uobels EuteriuR the Uulon Navy,

Especial D;apateh to the Chicago Tribore.]
Rock Island, Friday, June 10, 1861
Cal johnson, commanding th. past. and Col
uh.aher, Provost Marshal Of ptiaonars, hayo to-
daJ dcli7sred to Capt. D. narty, commanding the
1avs, rendezvous, Chicago. 400 rebei pzisoa.ss,
whs have taken the oath Of ale, glance aad cal.s;a5
In the United S.atGs Eary.
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The Great International Combat.


Iron the limerick (rrelsud) Reporter, sspt. 10 ]
Joseph Coburn, tho Irlsh-Amerlcan cham
pion, accompanied by his trsinert, James
Cusack and John Mackey, visited Charlevllle
on Monday last, being a distance Of seventeen
miles from Balllngoola, where he 10 at train
Ing, and was greeted rapturously BY the people
OF Charleyllle, who, one and all, wished him
success In the coming struggle. Considering
the strict training he has gone through, Joe
looks admirably we'll, and the immense mus
cles Of the man arc now 10 be seen, being now
reduced to his lighting weight. His friends
are confident Of success, though they admit i
will be long, not over within an hour, as both
he and Mace are two Of the best science mon
10 be found. aHaH .. q
Il is stated that Tom King was struck with
the science displayed by Coburn when sparrlng,
which had the effect on him Of causing him 70
violate the promise he had made 10 Mace OF
supplying R200 Of the battle-money-a fact
which has run up Coburn higher In esteem,
aud caused the betting 10 be nearly even. The
people Of England look upon this fight as tho
greatest. Irlshmen, too, feel an interest In IL,
being nothing else than an international fight,
no matter what may be written 10 the contrary,
and as such Coburn will enter the ring. The
place where the fight is to come of will be
tossed for on the 23i Of September; but will be
kept strictly private, so asto ovade the surveil.
lance OF the authorities. James Cusack, who
ls training Coburn, Is q professional, who
rightly understands his business, and who Ia
doing all TO insure victory. .'
Coburu is as buoyant in spirits as II he were
not to hght at all. When passing level field
the other day he said to ffiend, hope we will
have nice field as that, 70 which he pointed,
to fight In. trust success will attend him,
and that he will follow some other calling.
1t was surmlsed that some day this week, be.
tween the 9Th and sth Of October, would be tn,
time set apart for the encounter.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

OFFICE DEPOT CoMMIssARY or sunSIHrEECR,)
WAsHIRoroR, D. c., Sept 2S, 1854,
Sealed proposals, In duplicate are invited untTl
THURSDAY, October Q, 1851, for furnishing this
depot with
FIVE HUNDRED tSOO) CORDS OF PINE WOOD.
To be delivered within forty.hve (l5) days after
opening the bids, o. the wharves In Washington OF
GEORGETOWN, d. U. 80
This wood to be good, merohAntAble, sound Pine
Wood, suitable Tor use In q bakery, II will be
subject 10 the Inspection Of an ohicer or agent OF
this department, as to its measurement aud quail
ty before Il 10 Teoeivsd. ~.
Bidders must DO present to respond to their bids
and give Satisiac DRY evidence OF loyalty.
Payment will be made In certificates Of Indebted.
meas, or such other funds a. tho Government may
have for disbursement. .--- :
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
for any cause. -
nidl to be addressed TO the undarGiEned, at VA
@ street, endorsed Proposals for Pine Woodn
B. @. GREENE,
Se2a-6t Captain and @. s. V.
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~ r r l O / A L .
FINES IMPOSED by MILITARY COURTS.
wAH DArAHTEEsT,l

FINES IMPOSED by MILITARY coURrs.
Was DAPARr yEHT,l
ADJUTkNT GEsERALs OrrtcE,
WARRINGTON, sept. 10 1884.
General Orders, No, 25si -.-.,
l. Whenever aass are imposed by sentence Of
General Conrt-martiai, or Military Commi .sionl
upon otficers or eitizeI ., the Judge Advocate oil
the Court or Commits, on will make = spec al 70
port OF the fact to the Adjutant General, giving
copy OF the sentence In the case. The nnicer who
confirms the sentence impOsing line VIII trArsmit
TO the Adjutant General . special report thereof.
together with copy OF the order promuisahns
N :. The fines will be paid to the chief otno.r Of
the QuartermAster's Department At the Place
whore the prisoper msy be, and no othsI ps.IsVss
IL authorized to receive thu M such hnes must ~
be applied 20 any purpose, but the omoe. reo..pt-
inK them will forthwith remit the amonnu 70 the
Adutant General of the Army ~ W1h'ntton'
win the names Of the prisoner who PAia en-,
and the number OF the order promusaang the
| OceedinBs, ....,o,o... ...,v.a a...
viii forthwith report to The hdJutant General the
| "mnnnta resolved, by whom paid, number ana
S.te al order promulgating the proceedings, and
| That disnosition was made Of the money. me
smonnts will be forwarded with the reports.
Bg Older OF the secretary Of wsr;y,svvn
Assistant Adjutant General
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n II Y I O l A l. 4.
" LIST OF EXCHANGED PRISONERS.


wan prrA.rmrrr,)
wAsaiseros, sept. Il, 1854
The iniiowtns named ofns.rs and enlisted men
changed IS Pri.oners q War ~ q .gr.,ms. ! g.
tered into betwesn mAsr General o. Foster,
Conn. ndins Department Of the soutk and Gene
srs hereby declared % essh.ssed;
volunteers. y. p.
Btigadisr General T. seymour, Unftcd States
volunteers. '---
volunteers.
volnptssTs. ..I "a 70
untssSs. - -
tie rs. -
Colonel n. White, sd Pennsyivania volunteetn
| Colonel W. Harrisman, nth New Hampshire
coionsi I. Fsasa., sO.h New York yoiunt:srs.
tsers. = = =.
teers.
teers.
Colonel @ f. D.Gs.Dse, g. w..oea,, s. sss.lIy.
mis- reserve volunteer torp. -. =, ,
volunteers. g.. ~, -,
volunteers. -
sec cavalry.
volunteer sA' ''''A'' :.
voIantee as'" '0'0A'' T. 'p''' :, ...'
,oluats ep' >""n'' o. ''0'A''' w.t.
| IIentenant Colonel T. II. Hiklnbotham, sSth
NtT YCsh Glenn seth
| untsers ~
;s,sn.,. Colonel J. DasAs.~, t''A c0ans'
| IAeutenAnt Colonel W. G. bartholomew, nth
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DY GREEN q WILLIAM
Id AuCTIONEERS

ID AUCTIONEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND
LoT.-on THuRsD Az, the sth day OF September,
p. m, on the premises, the following described
premises and property situate, lying and being in
the city Of Washington, District Of Columbia, viz
Lot numbered fourteen u4) In square numbered
subdivision OF said square, together with the i'm.
provements thereon, consisting OF twostory and
Attic BRICK HOUSE. This property fronts on
This sale ia made by virtue Of q deed OF trust,
ram Clark and George D. Clark to Henry W. Ham
tlton and also BY virtue q decree OF the supreme
case therein pending, No. 1856 Docket I, passed to
the 2sth day Of July 1854, constituting and sppoint-
Ing the su6.erieer, George ,, hScr the trustee IN
Terms: One-third cash, balance and months,
tho purchaser to give notes for the deferred nay,
gtven and deed Of trust taken; all conveyanGins
at the purchasers cost two hundred dollars oil the
% Hf ,EaSaS po SPSn ho dSrS
tho property will DO then and there put up and
sold to the next highest bidder who shall oomplyi
and II the whole terms shAll not he complied with
In fye dayS the Trustee reserves the right to re-
sell the property at the risk and expense OF the
dsiaultng pnrcnasr Sy sH n MS Nv
OF Warrington GE0i =; Hp pi; Itu mse
hf The above sale Is postponed until
| order Of the Trustee.
GREENk WILLIAMS,
sapD AuotioneeH.
| Es-The shove sale 10 stiit farther post
poned until THURSDAY, the nd instant, same
hour and place, by order Of the Irnstee.
GREEN y WILLIAMS,
sopi6 Auotioneers'
~ The above GALE 10 still further post
| poned lutu THURSDAY the 18th instant, same
hour a. llsce, by order OF the trustee.
GREEN n WILLIAMS,
| st2l.tI AuChOneerb.
IL The above sale IL stan further post
next same hour and place, by order OF the trustee
GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
sssoM Auctioneers.
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CASTERBURr.-To-night the bill announces,
amongo her goud things, the intrepid rope-walker
MIR, John Denier, In his sensation Aet OF earrylpl
beautiful Spanish advertisement La Msja de-
seyills, with Miss Mary Weaner as the belle Of
gan, DOugherty, Redden, Hall, Delehanty, Ward
Young America, and the balance OF the oorko.
mans hash up dish Of oomioAlities the perfor m
Ance concluding with Q laughable Irish sket oh en-
titled "Life in Limerick" 10 which the whole
company take part.
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ANY one having occasion TO visit q private
medical Institution are advised 10 call on Dr..
Nellny. - -
A large and suoessAiui practice here and else.
where enables him to guaranty Apsrieet cure In all
eAEea.
All Waits and communications Strictly private
and confidential. Persons calling soc no one but
the DoutoT. febl-f
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HoRsEsl IIoRsEsi HORSES .

QUARrER IAsTER GEEERAL's oFFICE,
FIRST DIVISION,
WAGHINOTt N CITY, October l, 1854.
Horses suitable Ior Cavalry and Artillery ser
vice wiz be puroh Ased at Geab0ro' Depot, in pen
market, till Move mbet I, 1884.
Horses will DO delivered to Captain L. Lol Rry
Moore, 4. q NJ and bs subject TO the usual ov-
ernment inspect on bsfOTs being accepted.
Price of tAyalr y Horses SI76 each.
Price OF Arhll cry Horses, AIsO each
Payment will DO made for six o. or more.
JAMES A. EKIN,
oe'td Co lonsl First Division O. M. q. q
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DRoPosALs FOR BITUMINous
STEAMER COAL. M ''oi .
CHEZ ouAnrEaMAsrrn's orrIcE, 4
w DaroI o. wAsa,soroS,

CHIEr ouARrEamAsrEns orrIcx, A.
DEroT OF WARRINGTON,
WARRINGTON, September 70, 1884 =, ~
Sealed proposals win be received A thif ONE
untn THURSDAY, October 4, 1854, Al II o'clock
m, fer the delivery Of the following Amounta o
COAL, at the points named, viz: -. -.
coo tons Of Bituminous steamer Coal, Al A.
1000 tons Of Bituminous steamer Coal, At wash
Deliv ~ Of the whole amount eoasrseted for a.
each point to be made 10 twenty-five ta6) days from
the date Of the contract. "a. $500
Bonds in sum equal to half the amount Of the
contract viii be required OF the successful bddsf
or bidders -. -. =. $780,
Bids received for i've hundred t5ooJ tons or more,
and should be made separate, for the delivuy ~
each Of the points named, me- I-r-L. ...L.
All the coal ofsred to be subjected 70 rixid In
speetion before being received. d.. -. ii.
for BltumInous Steamer Coal, waahington," OF
Alexandria As the case may .tst and Addressed
TO the undersigned. d. II. RUCKEh,
ss7sl lot Depot Of wAshington, d. G.
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DROPOsALs FOR POTATOES,

OFFICE DEPOT CommIssA RY OF Subs Sn ,sSt'
ss.,ed nrono.sis sre inyi ed until THURSDAY,
October 81 u oOlocA NJ Tor iS.Hish itSs ans
United States Subsistence eps.trmnepss VIII ho AZ
livered 10 Washington GeorH 'town' D. u OF Alex
andria, Va. ...,.,,i,,,.
and will be inspec ted by oit er or agent Of TINS
Department before being receive u , 40
BlddpTa must sta Ia distinctly " neither they pro-
pose TO deliver In barre 9 or In btuk, and no bids
will be received 10 barrels Of Potatoes, rs such
hut for bushels of 81 xty pounds whethei oontAsheu
In barrels or delive red In Dulk.
Each bidder mus DO present to EetpoEd to bio
bid and furnish sat lsfacsry security Tor tile fplLl
IN ent OF his bid, sho ud the same be accepted.
The oath OF alleg' lance must aeeompant each bid,
unless the same sh all have previously been filed
in thu ONCE.
Bids to be addrel sed TO the underIigned, at 22I
G street, Endorsed" Proposals for Potatnes.,
s. c. GREENE,
sep3O-6t Captain and G. 8. V.
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CANE ON LAST NIoHT-New and beautiful
Styles Of l-pated ewelry and silver-plA ted tes-
tpools, at the Dollar store, AS Pennsy " amin
avenue near Four and h ali street. ..'.sfI y
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ToHN JOLLIFPK,

ATTORNEY AND CouNsRLLon At LAM -,
Has removed his once 70 Vie Nortn NORM. n. 80
T1nd Ftftoenfh streets, opposlts We 49,
srsranss Of ths Treasury BUILDING
L'tsp EuF+aIilJ V slSfA' upOH 49,
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