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Proposals.
OFTcE op AssnrASr ConnIssARr CENTRAL
o. suBsisrxscE, No. 4 STArEsr.,

x New York September, y, lob.
A RMY SUPPLIES Sealed Proposals Gn
"A duplicated will be received by the undersigned until
o'clock, M, on WEDNESDAY. the l3.h instant for sup
ScE sToRs to 3. dss.rss ses. Ydy or BOOZE
as follows, viz:
500 barrel. Of first quality e.ra super6ne Southern ST.
Louis other brands OF FLOUR suitable for Keeping In
climate The brs rds and place. of manufacture be
stated in the bids whether in round or fiat hoop barrels
Inc ores 70 be IN good shipping order full hesdned and
10000 pound. prim. NEW WHITE BEANS well
-four barrels. TO be full be ad. lined.
10000 GALLONS Of the best qnaiy Of PURE VINE.
GAR made only from Cider Whisky free from sill foreign
acids and injurious substances and OF uniform strength. the
Whisky VINEGAR taking hyve grains bcarbonste OF pot
strength may be 10 be pa; half barrels OF ~ gal
Ions pscy like samples this Office Each proposal must
state distinctly the kind and quality o. Vinegar offered ana
10000 pounds good hard SOAP. to be made by boiling
and only from good materials free from clay soluble glass or
other sdueraiiou to have unpleasant ordo TO contain
not more than wei 1--WE per cent OF water and 70 be wen
died before being packed .,
The goods 10 be furnished practicable Bidders
reGufredt T. state the .ime when they cen deliver
separate proposals. IN duplicate mut be made for each Or
% enumerated aud bidders may propose for tire whole OF
any pat OF each.
Samples Of al the articles be delivered with the pro-
possl., and referred 20 therein.
printed copy of this advertisement Ia s,tached to
each proposal and the proposals must be specific in comply
ing precisely with all the terms Each bid to have consid"f
alton ups contain the written guaranty Of Two responsive
We the undersigned hereby guaranty that should all
part Of tie sboSe bid be accepted Il shell be duly fulfilled
according It, purpou and conditions: also that awrt-
with bonds TO the tuount Of onsourh oil the
value Of the stores proposed be furnished shal be executed
II required"
The sellers name place Of business and the date Of pur
chase well the Of contents with weight gross aud
are and shipping to be hereafter degn.sed must be
plainly marked every package. All other Old MARKS must
be ob.euted AL boxes 70 be strapped With green hickory
straps.
The flour win be Inspected the dito Of delivery and com.
psred with the retained samples by infpector appointed
by thi. Office whose certificate will be required.
All the will be carefully inspected before their de
livery and compared with 10. retained sunpes Returns Of
weights. signed by professional public weise must be fur
nishod
Pdymss 70 BE- mace n ,uo vnd' may be HrHiihed for
the yBrpose
Contractor expected 70 hold their goods without
pense 20 the United States until required for ali omeni.
HIas for ProposG uiH be urushed a. thu cos, which
BE- Ho0s8 N eatips Gdfyss'sd 20 ne rEGvt. ned,
dad iHcOrIed " ProyosaIi Tor Sabsiffenos H0yes'
II. b. CLARKE, COLONEL. A. ID. C. and A. c. g. 5.
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BunyAr oy CossTnucrios 1ND REPAIR, Sept 4 1913.
GEALED pKOIGNAI.S will be- received 81

I
Brnxhr OF CossTrUcroS AND REPAIR, Sept :, 1870
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received ~
- this Bureau for PAlNIs LEAD 6c described ia the
iolowinfuained cln.sS until o'clock m Vi the ID DAY
Each bad nu.t b., iof elfe class. delivered in the
The contrs,s vii be- awarded to the lowest re.ponibls
oileei' WHO All give op"r slIeaees The nsht being re-
The CONTRACTS which vii embrace all the usual siipuaons
viii bear date the day ns notifications gwen, aud sneties
spo'bly mus' be saiiiacoiy ceriih,d and ~ additional
security twenty PEI viii be withheld from each bI
until ne contract l. completed.
Tho b' viii psid nv the Puyma,,efs ofthe respective
IA funds o. certificates, At the option Of the Govern
'h' "thin ton days AFTER Tor the shall
have been passed by the Treasury Department.
upon application 70 he bureau to the oomandan, Of
HsN yMd ~ to The psyma.! Of any navy station, the oun
furnished.
The proposal. direced to the Chief Of the Bureau
o. Con'tfacion and Repair Navy Department AMI indo-ed
rfopos-. that thy may be da.ngIis.sbe from other
Ihe following ~. the classes reauifed;
D'00"Ai N-'oLohEp Doe. fAiNTa, DRYERS, &C.
ls,ooo pounds Black Pant. in oil
1000 ponnd. Red Load. dry
JVp pounds bithMge dry
1000 pounds Whiting dry
l,'o pounds Ltmphh.ek dry
- pounds T,rra dc sienna in oil
Is pound, Terra do Sienna raw
$50 pounds Chrome Green, lry
Ii"o pounds NtrdiTis. green in oil
80 pounds Chinese Nrftailion div
- pounds prnssisn Bae, DR..
.ovo ponds Venetian Red dry
500 pounds Sugar OF Lead
2,coo pounds Yellow Oelre
$50 pounds Chrome Yellow dry
20 pounds Brown Manganese
1000 pounds Patent Dryer
To be Of the best quVy, sud delivered in ti-b s ,hl.
vessels All applications for samples mus, b, mai. to the
Commsnd4nt of the Yard. " 49,
Onehird part computing due proportion OF each hind
10 be dev red befor. tie st of bco.nhs, 80,
third part before Ir aud the remaining third rar
before the Jnth Of June 1866, unless esor reon,d
with Q notice Of twenty days
WASH NG1ON-LEAD l8sssS
20O00 pounds PIG Lead heat quality
| A To-, fpfort r.
nAndsnt Of the Yard
Onehird part to be delivered before the I.t D,crm
Der next onehird part or before the l April ana the
naming part before tho 3Gh jun, 1906 unless earlier
required with nstice OF tweuty days.
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placed by large red buoy reversed which shows
couical buoy.
WALGs-NoRTH WEST CoAn.-Ths light al the Sterfies
viii hereafter be masked the East Patters rock when
bearing between y. n. w. and v. W. IN. .
CHINA-EAsT coisr-A hIod whit. light is exhibited
nom light honse recently erected Ts-e square Island
81 miles northeast Of tbs iung River hIed
rod light is exhibited from light house recently ereced
On PasYew Isle the Of the three sets fronting the
entrance Of the river Yung red buoy la. been placed on
the Sesoris Rock about cables eastward VI Pas Yew et
spoken.
Brig D. r. De Wolf tBrl, from Msnsanlls for New York
Aug. 20, lat. 20. Ion. 70 40.
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MINItIu,.G ALMANAC.
- Rses...s:J5 SuD - ,.....o:l3 Noon Tses..O %
uIsH WAGER this DAY.
N'lI ieok. .l9:s2 Gov Island. l0J He'll Osie. l;iO
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TRAINS LEAVE MN
p- Nav II. vcn go 300 EX.,) ll.D T. x tEx 4
= a., ~ ! as l. "a and 900 (fA,) y.
"Fer bridgeport 100 500. (Er-l ll.M g L.. l2ls, tELJ
. M ~ ia5 l. % and q 40 Tx } p m
Tr Niford and straiord 100 II 20 M. 3@a 4.o
For Fairfield southport ard WesipoTt 100 lLJV n 1iA
l9p N - -.o on RI ,oo. ,.. ,,u r.
IS go $50, 300 iEx.l p N.
Eor Daren, 7.o0 $50, ll.30 m 345. 4a 80 p NJ.
FOR Greenwich 100 $50 ll.3O a. 3 as 40 3 So m
sFor Stamford, 100 400 tx 30, lJo H. l2lS tEAt
ano (E1 -, 40, $50 go 80V (El.l an :, "a
Ior Port Chester end Intermediate stations wv NJ" 49,
= n. 3.s5, 49, 80, $40, sls p. NJ ~
CONNECTING TRAINS. 81. ,eoa
For Boston via Springfield zoo a. n. tEI,l ~oV 'H1''
r. NJ. - ,.on -
For Boston via Shore Line, l2.lS. (Ex~) &0p "a nm
For Hartford and Springfield, 400 tE'-I = IL 10
OIL 1915, AGO p. M r. 4 ral5n m
For CONNECTICUT River Railroad; sOos To- tLA''
10 Montreal 200 o NJ 70 Northampton. 49, m Fri
For Hartford Providence and Fishkh hs1i0S"' WI ~
N, 10 N Nsv.London and stonnston hsiI0sa"
a0O g. NJ IL is, 400. B.e p M A.. Nor,h,muton
For Canal Railroad ials m to ~ nv Wednesdays
Eor Uon.atouic Railroad SG IN; ana k-r,ngtans.tm.
tain CONNECTING with o. NJ, VIII iu s,S,Soni,
u sAi -, ,tss,id-other days, Ne" si adJ
uAs S.,rck Rn,lrosd 8ooA m, Aoo p m n N IA
For psnbury and Norwsk K'ih'A'' Nv Wv
p. a., s..,s Carr attached 20 400 ?. IN TAIN
Cenmoai0Ws ose' JAMES IL. Hotl. Surs-
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sesusips-anss Corsica City Of Wa,hintou Carolina.
Pey wanna Eutsrpe Quaker City Gen Sherman. LAdonn,
cen Custer RI CID Morning Star SCR Of the South, SsT Of
the rnlon HatteTas, YaIOo America, Zodiac.
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CEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, are
- repeatedly invited until September IS 1863 ot NO
purchase Of barrels or more ofKECTlflEp CoMMio
sARi WHISKY superior quality now IN store npd IA sod
folk, Va Peck newly gagged, ~ Pnno oIns', a
OF the very best quality Terms cash delivery froposA
or any part Of the above will be- entertained sanpss Oh
the shove be seen either Commissay store mouse on
Docl in Norfolk At Fort Monroe; No. 70 Southt' bAa'
more; and No. Safest, NewYork. . ,,,,,,y.u
Proposals to be- addressed to THOs T. PULLMAN
Captain and c. G. s.. Dept. OF Va. Richmond Va
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BORT Noiire.
~ OF NHv-YoRE.

STATE OF Ngv-YoRK.
PoRT-WARpRSs' OFFICE, No. lOa Nalst
NOTICE isshereby given, IN accordance with
~ section Of III. passed April H. 1881 entitled An
Act to ieogGns the Wardens Oce OF the Port OF New
York" to al persons Interested H. having charge Of tbs
subject such inquiry examination or survey that
the following vessel. under examination ny the or
aTcens and that the said OF examinations wh pc
peed within days next succeeding As notice. on
board said vessels:
snip Eemisp lrre.......... ....s...''....do r.. Il
Bark Louise W eiebards... " H.
t'1rk Alfuo. ~ "
Brlg =. NJ IiLCker...
Ding Anna. r.. ~.
MlNTHORNk TOMPhiks President
Ayes HgHRiyAS. Secretary
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TOR CATSKIIL and CATSKILL NOUN
i TAIN H0USE.-Siesmer THOMAS PO"ELIns ne We
New York for Catski from foot OF
and Til tuesdays Of each week at N; SAIohp - AT
landing SATURDAYS at West Camp ana mHasn,
come ting with stages from Caki 70 Mountain Dsi
and GboA Leaves CstskilI Tor New-foH "o'DAio'
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS els p m
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NETWORK and NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD
1875 SIMMER ARRANGEMENT, lsta'
COMMENCING MAY -, lsoa.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW.YoRl

ps,..rcer station in Newyors corner Twenty-sevsn;h =
and Fou,,hsys EuirSnce On Iwentyssycntn.st
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OPPOSITION LINE for BOSTON via PROV-
lOIDENCE. Pare ga Fare to Newport. Bristol and
Povdence 81 So Berths sI,r Inc :'saTns sE
!, A. m Regular days Tuesdays Thnr.days and sua-
d.vs freight At reduced rates AopT 10 HANCOCK. HAIR
RlNAN & co. Ne. Btesds
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TINUE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NIW-lORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
Al CORK HAkBOR.
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL GALL
ING AT HALIFAX AND CORK HARROR
oson.... sdne,dsy Sept. II
SCOIlA........esyu. New YORK. sin-sdAy. sept 20
ASlA.........~gvrs bostoa.....N ednesdAy. Sept q
Observation-Disclosures. New OH. .. W elnesiAy Oct
Characterization Boston,. WEDNESDAY. Oct II
INSTRUMENTATION New York. W edlesday. Oct is
PROM NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Pas.ag-. 6l2 -
Second ahn fissafe oOvS
BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
the't ebin fhssaSe. fils "
Second Cabin Passage. .................... % 20
payable gold is equivalent in United states Currency
Berhs not secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board
The Of these ships val not be accountable for Spec.
Nzuabes unless Bill OF L.ds having the value expressed
ge signed therefor
For Freight OF Passage apply 70
r.. CUEARD. No. <BowlLg- green
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Ocean 9teamers.
OPPOSITION LINE to CALIFORNIA
" On tho 2Oh of every month at reduced price, for Sep

TENDER. ,c, m
First Cass. SECOND tissh Ihird Class,
$3.50. Pi'3 go $W
The Central American Transit Company viii dispatch from
pier No 49, North River the good steamship EkCSsON,
Car. A b. Lowber on WEDNESDAY, September 20, at
noon at the sbove ios prices
For passage apply to c,, -. ~ ,--u.
LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE fOh CALl-
~ FORNlA VIA ISTqMIJS OF PANAnA
Lower Passage Rates, commencing July l. 1000 =,
The Atlantic Mail Steamship Co will di.patch eafners
semi monthly at from the Companys ne" ara cothmo
dious Pier, No 49, North River foot Of CanA'st
pEPARTURRs go
Sept. 16.........OCEAN Ql '.'socuu
CONNECTING at Panama with Golden City,
Oct, 2.....,'........N EW.r DIRK ....... rnklspaugh
(Connecfng al Panama with Colorado
For freight or passage applyto ID. l.. ALLEN.
No Bowling Green.
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WILLIAMS & GUION. No. II w
For steera-e passage apply to No. - Broadway.
NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP Co.'s LINE.

NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP Co.'s LINE.
~ DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
Consistinr OF III. following new end splendid ssmsrs
ELECTRA Capt. j. ". Nye; OALATEA. CsPi. w. N.
Jones; OCEANUS. CHpt. VIM. Young . 49, =,
One Of the a,ye magnificent steamer. viii leave Pier No
2. North River zoos RobiDson-.t Daily isundsys eI
cep,cdl at O'Clock 2. Ut,
t Connectins., Providence with the 7i5a. M Train for
Bo,'on.
rS-Freight taken At Propeller Rates
yIb... steamer, ara surpassed their sr-sn--mens
M the comfort safety passengers end their facilities for
tine rausportstion OF Freight - !,
~ Passenger. sner retiring for the might no. disturbed
tn they arrive in Providence Of al hour early enough to So
cur. seats az desired IN the h' accommodation uan '''
Boston. ,,..c
For information rrsard TO FREIGHT &C. apply 70 ISAAC
ODrLL. General Freight Agent Pier No. r. \. X.
For TICKETS ststefoos &c. sppy 10 the Clerk. on board
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L'RIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot fool

LNRIE WAT.-IralnS leave Depot ION
IL Of Chanbers-st. via Psvonis Ferry;
m, Day Express. for CansndaiguA hocheser bunAQ
Salamanca and West Connects buffalo with Lake Sboss
Grand Trunk Railways and at Salamanca With Atlantic
aud Great Western Railway 90 80
$500 m. Milk and Way Train, daily, TO Odsyiis
10 m. Express Mail for Buffalo connecting win Lsks
Shore Railway. -,
ION WAY Train. for Port Jervis and Newburgh.
M Night Express, ioE Canandaisua Rochester bunaa
Salamanca and West.
6p m Lightning Express daily for Csnsndsigns Rochec
ter. Buffalo, Salamanca Dunsik. and West Connects
Buffalo with Lake Shore and Orsld Trunk Railways And4
Salamanca with Atlantic and Great Western Railway
D NJ Enigant Train, daily, Tor Bufao, Salamanca DUE
HUGH RIDDLE. Gen'l supt, Newly York
w r. BARR Genl Pas Agent, New-fort
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave
loot OF Cogtlsnit.t.. for PHILADELrEiA az . ~ $40
A. m u m and d o. III. and II midnight i0T pAiihohn
aud WAsHSGroy at and 1880 NJ. u, Ana 4. nI.s
night Military Ticae,s not receivable ID VIC y NJ N
For other partir ulars see bills Il oihees
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ONLY DIRECT LINE 10 FRANCE.
~ THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANYs
NEW LINE OF FIRST CLASS NAIL STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAERE, CALLING Al
DRFsT
splendid vessels ths fayonte route ior the
Continent the following; -
WAsHINGTON ......3 lOi tuus....... $50 horse power
2O4 800 horse power
EUROPE ..............J, IA tuDs. horse power
NAPOLEON .....Ncsry ready. 100 horse powell
ST. LAURENT buildiDsl.. .'....''Gren power
PEREIRE...........(Bu dine l......... Great power
WILLIE DE PARIS. ..fBmding). Great power.
DEPARTURES FROM NEW-iOkK. .
EUROPE. A. FRIDAY ......Septmoer 10
LAFAYETTE or WASHINGTON FRIDAY. ...October Is
PRICE OF PASSAGE. II GOLD.
FIRsr CABIN. sG SECOND CABIN, s~
including table wine for either ciass. -
Pass-ncers intending land Brest III be furnished here
with railroad c.uponues aud their baggage checked 20
Paris additional charge OF for frs and % or second
class
Isfsdfeoi dnenfonoe free Of charge.
" GEO MACKENZIE, Agent.
No. Brosdway. NewYofG
At Psri, II boulevard des Cnpucinos (Gfsnd Hotel.
At Hayre. WN. lSfLIS n CO
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Tong ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains will

MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD COM
WI PANY-Foot Of barclay st.-OH and after June ",
ming mail trains for Has Aeitstowu and intermediate sta
on. Will leavs at $3.50 Mail Express for al stations
ve. OF Alinurn 1t slo p MoIrtown Express M
3 sCHOCH. Assistant Superintendent
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DEOPLE's LINE for ALBANY and TR
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER, PALMER, FlTCHBuRG, NASHUA
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
tn. new and s,slnch steamer. s q The Sers,sh inc
CITY OF BOSTON snd CITY OF NEW1Ohks
leave New daily Sundays erceped at ocockp ~
irom Pier No: 80 North River, foot Of Vss'ryst,
sre connecting with stssmbos Erpss, Train from ths
points via Norwich and Worcester Boston and Wo
ces.er Worcester and Nashua and SswLondon and S'hsn
Freight taken 1.-THE lowest For information n9ais
Of T. 3 MARTIN, Agent. on tins PER.
CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEw-JERSEY:
~ Passenser Depot in NewYor foo. Of Libertyst sn1
necnr at Hampton Junction with Delaware, Lsckswsnas
Western Railroad and at Easton with Lrhh Nsley hsi
road forming drec, line to Piitsosrgh
and We G R MIDI MIDDLE route TO THE WEST
Two Express Trains daily from the West except Sundsy~
sixty Mile. and Two Hours saved by fine to Chicago
Cincinnati Loai. etc with but one change Of cara
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing July !, 1885, leave New York a. foiows;
Al $500 a M, for Easton. Mauch Chunk Wilisn'p0s
wlte.OarIe MshonOy City &c
a. m.-for Bergen Point ,,,.
MAIL TR.lS-A.s;0Os IN. Tor Wilmington. Esston Wa9
Gap Scranton Wkssbarre Crest Bend Pists'on SnsnaS
500 :. m Western EXPIRES. for Eason Scranton, 0rss1
with bat OF to Cincinnati Ch'cAeS
aud but two changes to st. Loun $3.50
l2OO m. TpAIy-For Easton, Allentown. Maacn Chauk,
WlkesbarTc. Reading Psasvue. hHnsbar., he a,
m-f0r Easton. Scranton, Crest Bend BstAehsIn ~
len,o~n Nance Chunk aud Milismspor
3 D. m.-tor Sometyile and Flsmin.tor.
500 p m Ws,TyEy ExpnEss TKArs-For Ess,on. Ais.
town Rescing Harispug Pittsburgh and the West Sleep
through Jersey City 10 Pittsburgh every e'elas
ELIIABErHPoRr AND New York FsI sf-.esvs Ssw.
Yor. fTo,n Per No n X M g:sO m is ard 30
D. IN boats stop at ergen Point and Mariners Hsrbor.
Tickets the West be obtained at the Once OF "a
Astor House At Nos -. and $50 Broadway end Al the fn
cps. hoie. JOSIAH q. sTEARNS Superintendent
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STEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- QUEFNSrOWN-Ihe lnnan Line, sailing semi-week
:, carrying the United states Mns
CITY or MANcHtsrER.....ME sEPI. ~
CITY Oh LONDOh............... sAIl Rial sEdI' ~
CITY or DUBLiN............NEDN EsDAft SRI, ~
CITY or NEWloE1 ............ sAIU KDA1. sEfl' -
and each succeeding SATURDAY and "EDHESDAi'
ut noon Itou Pier SO. a., North River
RATES OF PASSAGE
Ky The msl steamer smiling every saturday: ,o
FIRST CABlN..........5Al sIEEkAGE.........'''$ ~
10 Londou.......... s. 10 London.....'''''. - -
10 Pafi.. ............ 100 To Pah'............. ~
GOLD.
PASSAGE by the Wednesday stesmrrs First CABIN sOi
St..fapc S1I PAYABLE IN 4. : currency
Passenger also iorH ardcd 20 HAVE, hAhbms premier"
&c 1T moderate rates - - .ao III
s.~rnee pas.prr from Liverpool Queenstown 30 gold
or lie lant Tickets be bought here by persons
.-nding Tor their friends.
For further Information, apply at th. Company. ohcss
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EOR SAVANNAH, Direct--PIONEERL LINE.
The and hrsi.class steamship PERT, +. 4. Della
nov comrnaudcT, will leaye Pier No. IL " r. THURS
DAY, SEPT. L. al to ire ght passage, apply 10
LEWIS l.. JONES, No. II Broadway, \. \.
HUNTER A GANMELL. Agents In Savannah
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nor NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-WEDNES-
l. DAYS and sATURDAYS.-TheN New York Mail Steam
ship Company. steamship MARiPOSA, r. Howes COM
rnsnder. will leave WEDNESDAY. sept 49, and Even
ING STAR. l.. {. Wimpeuny commauter, ON sAIt hDAf,
sept 10, at p M from the Company Pier No ~ Mr. For
Freight or Passas', apply 10 .
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-31
"Many Soldiers, TO JEFF. Davis.

Not long since, mention was made of a
paper which was found by our soldiers in
the camp Of the rebel General Early, signed
by ''many soldiers" which bad been ad
dressed to JEFF. Davis, and returned to Early
with the endorsement, ''it is to be hoped this
is not fair sample of the feeling of the
Army of the Valley" An extract from
that address is as follows
s'We deplore, and know that you deplore the
loss and suffering entailed upon Us ly this war.
Therefore, we pray you strive every way in your
power to settle our troubles by arbitration. Let
the sword have no more bloody work to do If
aothing out reunion car be had, let it cone, lest
6 worse fate befai rs. Il is clear tat EoElsnd
and France from the first till now nave held g
hand upon the fates Of the contending parties,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-31

The n. Y. World advises the rebels To
submit, and dIsband their armies. The
contest has become on their side hopeless,
even foreign Intervention cannot save them.
and three victories over the Union armies
would ruin them outright, much more three
defeats. AND hard as are the terms offered
by the North, the WtrH thinks thezs is
nothing better for the South than to accent
them.
But what reason does the World assign
for such advice that the rebellion is un-
Justifable, that the authority Of the United
States must be maintained and our nation
atty preserved Not at all 1t Is only
that the Democratic party may by help of
its cd allies return to power; it is only that
if the South persists in her rebellion to ut
ter destruction, - the Democratic policy has
little chance of success
The rebels will hardly fail, on receipt of
such advice, TO remind the World and the
Democratic party that 1t was on assurance
of all possible help from them here at the
North that the rebellion was begun and to
ask with what face, after so failing them as
the history of the year 1861 shows they did,
the Democracy can now advise submission
for DemOcracy's sake.
If the Southern States do submit, it will
be from no such motive. but from exhaus-
ton, encouragement and defeat it will be
from necessity not from policy.