Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1861, Page 2

WASHINGTON CITY: » MONDAY... September 23, 1561. Mc Le Ovn Parzwne st the Positions will confer a favor by keeping us posted as to movements and affairs in their vicinities. Spirtt of the Morning Press ‘The Intelligencer bas af elaborate article sus. taining the President tn bis position with regard to the pr clamation issued recently by Major General Fremont. ‘The Republican ts eceupied with the Fremont Proclamation question. © ee Tas Naw Taearx witx Duxmaax, the ratifi- —— of which has juat been exchanged at the ite Department r.. on is fart of tle Government ced Gok Ressler the Danish Minister, ‘on the part of Denmark, provides that hereafter deserting seamen shall be surrendered to py yy oe tcc coun- tries, and also that the ‘opauls are to have full Juriedtetion in al! cases of difference arising between the officers and crews of the ships of their nations. Bebexiwarpox ann Company FLEEING FROM Katizecar —A special dispatch from Frankfort, Ky., to the Cincinnati Gazette, under date of Sept, 20, says = « The leading rebels are leaving this State with a stampede to avoid arrest Breck- faridge, Preston, and others, have gone. Deste, of Harrison, left this evening ” U7" Among the must beautifol and tasteful of Yhe.many styles of “Union” cnvelopes now so popular, we have seen some specimens we have Jest recelved from the pablish«r, Samuel C. Up- bam, Philadelphia. They are of endless variety of pattern to suit the taste. ee U7" To the publisher, J. T. Lloyd, New York, ‘we are indebted for = copy of “ Lioyd’s Military Map and Gazetteer of the Soutbern States,” a val- uable publication, the map being apparently a reliable one, and the statistical matter made up from the best data. U7 Several infivential merchants of New York city, it is stated, have addressed a letter to the Secretary of the Navy, asking the reinstate- ment te his former rank in the navy of Captain Shafeldt, now Consul at Havana. cee meats 1D™ Last Saturday night an accident occurred on the Northern Central railway, resulting in the death of two soldiers and tie maiming of the en- gineer, caused ty one train running into the rear of another. FF (> James U. Dennis, Esq ,2 member of the Maryland Legislature, arrested Tecently, was die- charged from Fortress Monroe on Saturday after. _ROon, having taken the oath of allegiance. 11>” 8969 have been received by the Mayor of Wheeling, Va., from the citizens of San Fran- cisco, for the ald and comfort of the First Vir- ginia Regiment, now organ‘zing for the sup- Pression of the rebellion rte {[™ Decisions have already been rendered by Judge Betts, of New York, condemning eleven vessels and cargoes, worth $25,000, for attem pt- ing to run the blockade. TT Tue Coxriscation Act. — An Explanatory Letter from the Secretary of Stats.—The follow- ing circular has been issuei by the Secretary of ; State: ~ DEPARTMENT oF Statz, 2 Washington, September 21, 1861. § Sra : In order to prevent the seizure of property delonging to citizens of insurrectionary States, not warrented by the acts of Congress relating to that Sabject, it is thought advisable to direct the — attention of marshals and district attorneys the United States to the provisions of these acts: ‘The fifth section of the act of July 13 provides that all goods and chattels, wares and merchan- ise coming from or Proceeding to a place or State declared in insurrection, together with the vessel or vehicle carrying the same, or conve: ing forgone to or from such State or place, shail be ited to the United States. This pirat ip, | #pplies to all property in transit or purc! OF provided with a view to transit, eee ka tn = rep States, and espectall t hject of com- meretat Tucereourse. Such propery’ whenenns found, is liable to seizure, and the only redress of parties who think themselves aggrieved is by 2 to ee Treasury, whoalone is invested by law with the power mitigation aod remiasion ‘The first section of the act approved August 6th, declares that If any person or Persons, his, ber or their agents, attorneys, or employees, shall Purchase or aequire, sell or give any perty of whatsoever kind or description, with intent to Use or employ the same, or suffer the same to be veed or employed in aiding or abetting or pro- Moting such Insurrection, or any person or per- Bons cngrred therein; or if any person or persons. being owners of any such property, shall knowingly use or employ, or suffer the use or em- ployment of the same as aforestated, all such rty is hereby declared to be lawfully sub- Jeetot prize and capture wherever found No doubt can be entertained that this section was well considered, and that its operation was intended to be limited to property used in further- ance of insurrection only. Seizures under the act of July 13th should be made by the officers, or under the direction of the officers of the Treasury Department. and all Dis- trict Attorneys and Marshals of the United States should efford all practicable counsel and «id in the execution of the law. Seizures under the act of August 6 should be made by the marshal of the district in which such Pe coat he found, under the general or par- ulat direction of the district attorney or other Superior authority For such seizures there is no power of mitiga- tion or remission in the of the Treasury, Ddut the district attorney, or other su; ity, may direct the discontinuance any proceed- fog in a and the restoration of the tt wii 1 be seen from an inspection of these pro- visions of the acts of Congress that no Property is confiscated or subjected to forfeiture except such , bonds, promissory notes. money on deposit, and tbe like, are not thercfore subject to seizure or confiseation in the absence of evidence of such unlawful use. All officers, while vigilant in the Prevention of the conveyance of apa | to or from insurrec- tlomary States, or the use of it for insufrectionary Purposes, are expected to be careful in avoiding un vexation and costs by seizures not warranted by law. Witt A. Sewagp, Secretary of State. en eaten reads Impertant Rumer from Cheat Meuatain. The Wheeling Press of Saturday has received the annexed despatch, sid to be from a reliable source, though we doubt its reliability: Wasser, Va., . 20 —A messenger from Chest Mouatain that the Rebel army have retreated and cannot be found within fifteen miles ef our camp. The Rebel forces bad a fight last Sunday night themselves, A great many dead bodies, sre lanes, &c., were found wi they were The con nrZEAT OF FLOYD AD wise. tof the Cincinnati Commer- Gen. Rosecrans’ army, under nS the mameee Largo < = i Pike, miles from Lewisburg. He met Gen Cox there with part of his bri le, waiting for Floyd, but the latter had aii; before Gen Rosecrans’ order reac: Gav idge. Cox was ready, with three days to move. when the order reached him, and Fri- sardine be sncamped st the int above conn a ‘eo orders. advance jous military camps and THE ANDERSON ZOUVAVES. On Saturday afternoon last, we saw a sight on , Pennsylvania avenue disgraceful to the officers of , this regiment. That is, quite fifty of the men of that regiment being removed’ from the Provost Marshal’s guard house to their en- campment. Of course they were absent from their famp without leave when arrested. The fact that they were so absent proves, incon- testibly, the inefficiency of the discipline te which they are subjected. The material of the Anderson ; Zouaves is equal to that of any otber volunteer regiment in the service, and that it is uncontrol- Able, (as the constantly occurring heavy arrests pn the streets of ite members embraces prima facia evidence of utter inefficiency of its officers. j RELEASED, ON PAROLE. “Pirst ‘Lietit. Goodenough, of the New York Fourteenth, made a prisoner in the battle of Bull Ron, accompanied by seven United States sur- geons, reached here last evening from Fortress Monfoe, baving been released from imprison- ment at Richmond on their parole. Of course they decline to make any revelations calculated to aid the United States military operations, They, however, inveigh aga‘nst the treatment to which thesUnion prisoners are subjected in Rich- mond. They were doubtless released to further the purpose of the disunionists to induce the United States Government to treat the rebels as bellige- tents. GENERAL FREMONT. We bave authority for Pe tbat all rumors relative to the removal of General Fremont from the command of the western department have no foundation in truth. The Administration has never entertained the idea of removing the Gen- eral, and he is as high in the confidence of the Government as he was when entering upon his mission.—Sunday Morning Chronicle. We know not what authority our friends of the Chronicle may have for the above statement. But we do know that the subject of the withdrawal of Maj. General Fremont from his present command has been earnestly considered more than once in Cabinet meeting, and that up to this morning it had not been disposed of. THE SITUATION AT LEXINGTON, MO. The War Department have advices from Gen. Fremont up to yesterday, from which the con- clusion is drawn that Col. Mulligan did not sur- render his command entrenched in Lexington, Mo , on Friday last, as telegraphed from Chicago this morning. On the contrary It is believed that reinforcements reached the immediate vicin- ity of M's position in time to relieve bim, and render it questionable whether Price (disunion) bes not been overwhelmingly defented by this time. ANOTHER BRIGADIER GENERAL APPOINTED. Jobn B.S. Todd, Esq., of Dacotah Territory, late a eaptain in the Sixth Infantry, U.S. A., a graduate of the West Point Military Academy, bas been appointed a Brigadier General of Vol- unteers. While in the service he was justly re- garded as one of the first officers of bis rank be- longing to the United States Army. His selection for a Brigadiership Is therefore a fortunate one. STRENGTHENING THEIR PICKETS. We learn that the disunionists have greatly In- creased the number of their pickets opposite the forces commanded by Generals Banks and Stone. The legitimate inference of that fact is, that they have thrown a heavy increase of forces there very recently—if It is not designed as a blind, to’ cover & withdrawal of aconsiderable portion of those that were there not long since. ANOTHER REVIEW. This forenoon, Gen. McClellan, attended by his staff and 2 squadron of cavalry, and accompenied by the Princede Joinville and suite, reviewed the brigade of Gen. McDowell, in the immediate vicinity of its position, on the other side of the river. TRIAL TRIP. The first of the gunboats, the Unadilla, made her trial trip on Saturday, from New York harbor. She carries one 150-pound rified gun and four 32's. Her performance was admirable, and gave unqualified satisfaction. ALL QUIET ON THE Lert. Lest night wos an unusually quiet one on our line near the Chain Bridge—the first night passed there for some time witbont the occurrence of firing on the pickets on one side or the other. RAILROAD TO ANNAPOLIS DIRECT To the Editor of the Star: In view of the possi- bility of the Potomac river being controlled bythe enemy, will you allow the following rough and ‘“asty views to be published, as they may have the effect to draw the attention of the Government not only to a quick and cheap plan of access to and from the seat of Government, but confer a lasting benefit on the business interests of Wash- ington; and as it is known the Administration is desirous 8 advancing the welfare of this city, it seems to the writer there could be no other plan adopted that would so effectually and permanently accomplish both objects—I mean the construction of a double railway track to Annapolis in a straight line. The advantages of this route would be—Ist. At all seasons of the year certainty of access to the seaboard, as Annapolis harbor is never obstructed by ice; 2d. Economy: as { think it can be demonstrated that the two tracks by this Toute can be constructed at less cost than (with deference to the opinion of yourself) one addl- tonal to Baltimore, the distanee being only twenty-two miles—abont one half the distance to Baltimore; the country is almost as level as a Plate of glass; the road could easily be defended. and Annapolis is capable of being made a second Gibralter. One great advantage to be derived by Washington, you will readily see, if no other, ig that of decreasing the distance to the sea- board. Washington is situated about 230 miles from the capes of the Chesapeake; Annapolis about 160; add the 22 by rail to Washington, and you bave-182, which leaves a clear gain of 48 miles—a considerable item in time and cost, you must admit. Further: Baltimore, with a line of steamers, could as well, and at less cost, deliver her produce at Annapolis, (in case of too great an amount of business for the Washington Branch road;) and at the same time another line or two of boats could be run with advantage from Havre de Grace. This plan would, in all Probability wake up the energies of our antiquated sister city’ and cause her to prosper at a rate never dream: of by her oldest inhabitant, and would add to the interests of Washington permanently Take one item for instance, the trade in Cumberland coal, that is now shipped at Alexandria. By trans, porting the coal direct through the Washington canal to the Anacostia river, and thence to Ben- ning’s Bridge, where the proposed railroad should strike the city line, I have no doubt that four fifths of all the bituminous coal mined in Maryland would be shipped at Annapolis, via Washington canal, Anacostia river, and railroad. I could still further enumerate, but will wait and see whether what is said will have the effect to draw public attention to this route. Ifso, my object is accom- plished. J.B.E. OTRACTED MEETING — . W. Rese mit h Ay Mothodier Protest: it Church Nirth st., between E and F sts, THIS ee {NING a as } a be prone! evenin) week, to commence al before o'clock. “All sre to attend TREASURY DERAE TREN ca wat EPTE: LZ 5 . Fecretary of the Treasury ack iowled; receipt of $170 with the f hioh neaed, has deposited ‘the mores in the Treas- Sey, whieh ign lly belongs to the Treasu y it {Signed.} me MAYOR'S OFFICE, INGTON, Bate Wie oe a eae ache Saar acharite cane galtpis will be @iosed, and aii its work sus- » On Thureday next, the 2th ini tte en. wepptegece ower ae ‘aret hewil- * y, w-oitis: propr.et) eo siness ‘and. abs yi an- ‘ONsctENcE” ber 21, I secular emplo: a rt ment on the ‘The steamer Beicex**e°Boatwampton on the Lite inst, passed Cape Race, iy morning, and wes in- i the: of the associated press. ——— ie ys than the previous ad- — Persia afrived at Liverpool Pied omy! at \donderry on the 5 ‘The policy of tue Bri overnment in gend- ing reinforcements to Cu! wee much Giee- oned the arrangements making foe ¢! Reneplb cation of troops have been suspen: the it. i. ted that 2 combined Anglo-French pa expedition will be organized against Mexi- co, to stots redress for injuries sustained by British and French interests in that quarter, The London Times, in reference to the French- Anglo expedition. against pacers ove that for- eign” intervention is prayed for by the whole Mexican yalation. itis assumed thatthe Federal Cabinet at Washiogton will cordially co- cag to permanently conciliate all national it delay. 3 oR iy ee with England and Frasce, wil interfere the affaira of jexico by sending i ielwas rumored that the minister of the Unbed States at Brussels had addressed a to baldi to take an important command in the Fi ral army, and also that Garibaldi had offer under certain reservations. ‘ices unchanged. Sales during two days 20 higher. Wheat closed firm at the advance. pape eras poy fg qualities slightly ad’ if it 32s. Seinen were dull. Beef bad a down tendency. Pork was easier. Bacon very Lard closed firmer. Tallow was steady. The settlement of Consols on the 10th was tended with much confusion, eight operators din: \ P*Conacia cloted at 93.4080}. } [7 Saturday afternoon, two steamers left Nv York city for Old Point, with a Portion of pre Ellsworth Fire Zouaves I The receipts for the whole term of the New York State Fair, which closed on Seturday, amounted to nearly $9,000. {7 Shillington, Odeon Building, sends us the fresh and inviting October number of the Atlantic Monthly. USICAL INSRUCTI Mugio, weli qualified oy rofession, wishes to obtain & o'ass of pupils & private schop.. Reference oan be given if required. "I known on ap-iioation, Address -Musio Teacher,” at the Star Office, stating name and res dencs, 6 23-3:* B TTER AND }GGS—At No. 45) Eighth street between Pa nve. and Ds i ing dsi'y fresh lots ef Now York, P and W éstern Butter which we are sel: cents and Brvarex. Also, fresh Eggs, by express. se 23-la* ee SE ALED PROPOSALSareinvit'd6r FLOUR fill the 30th September. 1961 at 12 o’deook m. Abou: 6,000 barreis wi'l be required, a soparate lots of about 1 000 barrels each. ‘The’ floar to te le of new wheat, and the delivery o/ the whole lot to be made by the ath October 1961 The Fiour r quired to be of the following brands, and to pass the inspection of a Board of Army UOf- o#rs. OF Auch Other inspection as the Subsistence Department may direct, —A_ Teacher of Arlivgton Extra, Congress do, B Pry do, Fairview do, Cedar Vale do, Glenwood do, Eagle Mills do. Ciagett do. J. Neweome do. - Semi do. Roxbury do. Joe Charies do. d. Davidson & Co. do, fonds do. eck do, La Gloria do. Patuxent do, akioy do, Avondale do, FE ler do, iis do, & Co. do. Frog's Union Flour, ic Spring Joe Cha-les, Eden Extra Baker's. A fow barrels he sams grade of Southern Flour will be tak rovided t! It proves saul is above-named Ths bidders to stats the brand and the numberof barrele of each kind they proposefto furnish, The barrels containing the Fiour to be strong, "Phe proporsic tnbeaitineseed to Capt. A. BECK 1 Bro, ir WITH, C'S, U.3.-A... Washington, D. G. nod endorsed, “Proposals for + lour.”” T TO OFFICERS. BE CAMPAIGN —A Campaiznirg ‘Wagon on the Prussia. principle. arranged for sloep- ing or to act as an Am!u ance in case ot mokness oF wonpd h Pro aod festly new, havi of the first makers in & cost pice. A'so. handsome, strong, . sound, dark-brown HORSE, either for ssddle or harness. loth may be seen on spplication to JAMES BE OWN. at Mr, Irvine's Stables, Corcoran’s @. behind the Chain House, between | and H streets. sem LBS. ROUGH TALLOW AND 000 GREASE WANTED, for which the highest Qiice will e paid in sprain Iso. 150. A Of SUAP and CANDLES for ale chenp for cash, at the Nationa Soap aud Can- dle Works, Green at. and the Cana! Gaorgeto: Cc. C8 JEWELL. se 19-lm JOHNSON & NAGLE, Proprietor, 289 No 289 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 289 Between Ninth and Tenth sts.. south side, IMPORTERS OF WINES, +1 vOKS, GAKS. PICKLES, PRESERPRS, DINES, FIN RUCERIES AND SUTLERS’ STORES INGKNERAL. Just arrived the following brands of a GEAMPAGN E Ss: um Most & Chango emi Piper. ‘ouretts, Royal Grape, Whioh we offer at New York Prices—freight aided, JORNG NE AGLE, ‘en enue, Abm. M. Binynger & Co.’s (19 #roed street. Forged renowned BOTTLED WINES sod 1QUORS, for Camp, Medicinal, aad Family use, eonstantly On hand gad sold at New York. Prices by the Case. at JOHNSUN & NAGLE’S, et 289 Penna. aven PICK Pepper and other SAUCER. T AT: GAtSUP ty the barrel, gallon, or dozen, m the oe'rbrated manufiotory of Fohrenbarh « 0., New York, at astonish 5 low JOHNSUN & NAGLEB, ay FIERCE ERE, GAME aw vou el a0 10 OTES A Tre etighs DoueEt AGE Ramona We will deposit in the United States jury fare gt in New Yur mpi ie 6, all came not ex S ir parti "Three-year, Treasury Notes, bearing 78-10 inter. eat. SWEENY, RITTENHOUSE. FANT & co., L-1m Bankers. No. 350 be avenn. LL THE BEST GRADVYS OF HEAV AN Gc0DS POR SEREARTS Wie HEAVY '@ aod extenaive atook now in store. The the above at our proverb‘ally low prices, One price only, mark. di in figures PERRY & 8“ OTHER, #8. avenue and Ninth st., 8017 5t,if “Perry Building.” PFoPosats FOR FORAGE, QuaRTERMastTeR GENERAL’s Orvice Washington, Sep:em ber 19, 1961. ROPOSALS &re invited for rnishing Forage The quantity to be received will be about— 160.0 bushels of Oats, 169,00 bashels of Shelled Corn, 10,000 tons of Hay. All to be delivered br the end of March. The delivery to be in suc. tities per mont. may be directed by the Quartermaster, The r quiatiies not to exceed those above specifi-d. All & sree se bites soeees at such sonmen 7 or ots B. ie uartermaster mA. ro" im OF around Ly of Bt. Louis, within'two ae ebalf se. t-he atdreased to the “Chief Department,” st. OU: jould be f the Western be opened at noon on the 25th ah a omen fe - a or, in rose: . Wi a wil he awarded it the lowest: bidders wiro © satiafnotory security. "3 i be received for the whole or for any part of the above. M.C MVIG8. se 21-St Quartermaster Genera! U.s A. For SALE—A good RESTAURANT to be sold on rvasonadle terms. Ineuire at JOHN F. NIEDE ELDT’S, No, 420 E st., between and 9th ate. 8th 8221 3* Wate STEPHENS & CO. 322 Psnnsyivania Avenvz, L. DNA MT ERUHANE BatLoney 4 & AND ENSIVE DEALERS IN GENT AND EXTENSIV. AL N GENTLE- 5) F SHING GUO. soot” ies (Intel & Repsbs Be Se ee ee of U, Mariza aad Wootvilty \eaveeareen Wash Magy irl aint oe: )at7o’o‘ock and mom Georg. St o'clook; rete to ; 7 yS, to EAS. Yr. au ° B —. ‘ P®orosacs ror inviaw One eRDeEeT oF Kinemer ae tbe.t ndaLED Proposars, endorsed for Goods,” (Clans 1° case be to be delivered nn the'eity of New York, wit b lock x e the of I ire moti! 10 | = re © by 72. in ifs 236 point sear. 2 soeaaure's by 6 Toobnes y foae by ad inchee aed wen Msok by Be inehee, and w ‘eon 0 pounds q i blue Macki: shett a telnet byt tanked ned ‘weigh 10 pow: 5 pairs tinella blue Mackizac bian- "rota measure oe oy 72 inehes. and weigh pounds i - porn! lia blue Macki: 400 Raire, 2% a it og a mo | Weigh 6 pow nds 250 2-poi inel's bine Mackinse bian- "Ee to mess care a by 5% inches, and wergh pounds bine Macki: a Biatsdd, to ieseare' Sy 0 inches, and igh 43g pounds 7 lia blue Mackinac blan- ete, iS measure &2 by 46 inches, and weigh 4.000 yarub fancr list blue cloth 500 do lo xreen cloth grey list biue cloth saved liet blue cloth do soarlet — 200 do do green o 00 dh rated yarn, (3 fold Im Bogan ion dg Nosdesebet 100 . do ao 2,000 do 200 do 1.000 do ton Geer gs 8 4 cutton shawis 6-4 do “4 do 100 84 woolen do 59 pounds linen thread. No, 40 50 grons worsted gartering calico : Mernmac calico ‘Turkoy red calico do blue dril.ing osnabarce brown drilling Georr is stripes blued nims gottonads tioking ectucky jeans ‘inetts RS 3238 35%. 3 35588335: eS onan e 3 pila ee eaon shirlix domestic shirtine, uobleached do sheeting, do bleached do brown cotton duck checks, stripes, and plaids 2. oo fia neis, assorted 1,00 pounds cotton thread =| 100 Go brown ;illing twine, No. 3 800 do __ cotton maitre 1.5% twilled flannel shirts 1K gation phirta hives '™ dozen hickory shi: 100 vo Madras han*kerchiefs. Crass No, 2. Ready made Clothing. rs frosk conte, indigo blue broadeloth ons, 10 Hy tedigo blue Mackinac blanket capotes 125 blues satinett oca s 7% «6 do panta'cons ‘7 oadet- mixed satinett coats 7% do lo = pantaloons 25 sray satinett coats, (sack) m5 do pantaloons 25 do vests. Cass No. 3. Hardware, Agricultural Implements, &c. ds braes kettles “oO Fin ketties, (5 *1ze8) : 125 nests Japanne: kettles, (8in& nest) 275 camp kettles, (3 ciz 15 dezen 2 + tin 150 be me 328 tin cu squaw a=is hooks i les, assorted ‘se tooth combs 75 do ine tooth combs Hh 25 do rubbing hoes 2% do Secdicg hoes 150 drawing knives, 10 inches 5 hand saws - denen there ow files, 43¢ inches 25 lio lea 750 short hand'e fry-pans 25 dozen bas.ing spoons B dy ants, 10 Woh Ot to 5% pound > Axes, to weig ounds 100 do hall'azes to weigh 3 pounds, (with 1 ee, ® 100 do gine mirrors 1 do fire steels 100 pounds brass wire - 100 do best Ch.neag vermillion. Goods of American manufacture of the reqvired styles and quality will be prefered; set ss the samples of biankets and cloths are foreign fabrics, it will bs necessary, in proposing = domestic article of either of those kinds that a sample there- oO: shall accompany the bid. ‘t he artioios to be furnished must in all respects conform to and be equi with the Government sam- ‘os which may be seen a’ this office on and after © first of Uctover next. The Srtioles will be rigidly inspected ad compared with the samples &n Sgent or agents 2? ointed for that parpose, Such as may be unequal thereto in avy partioul: will be rejected, in whch oxse the contractor will be bound to furnish thers ofthe required kind or uslity within three days; or, if that be rot done, sy Will be puro! his expense. n will be made for the goods received on invoices soarenls corntied by the agent or agents appointed 1B | mm It 18 be understood that tha right will < re of any Served tu require & greater or len: J” of the artiotee named Uh ei oy Spee el i Renan Snd that neue from persons who led to comply with the requirements of & pre- vious contract with the United States. or who are not manufacturers or wholesale dealers in the te wired arti ill be considered; and the fact at bid uch manufan.urers or dealers must be a by the certificate of the coilec- tor of the port where they reside, or where it is Po to deliver the articles sale must embrace the articles, with h en thereof as they se arranged in the hi . with the prices annexed to each, in dol- lars conte, at which they are to be furnished; ry a th» amounts must be oarried out and footed up for each clans aid prices aud amounts mus be re without any. modification, Th peoveane ificat.on, or yaria:ion w! ver be submitted with the following heading: ee “1 (or we) hereby ered to furnish for the ser- vioe of the Indian Department. and S000rding to pe cal of on arartisement the eof as m » the following artic! es. t ‘eto fixed, (here insert the list Rooordine . for.) de'iverable in ew York by tho first day of April next, oratsuch time or times during the year 1862 as may be ordered by the Commissi mel of indiag faire; and, if thix proposal bs soca; ted, (here ‘ert the words, ‘in whole or in par.’ if more than one olass be pi FO) for.) 1 (or we) will. renty days thereafter, executes oontreat rer acoord- ly. ana give seourity, satisfactory $0 the Com. R oe‘oner, of Todian , ira, for the fal per- Fach pro} ust be So0om panied guar- 7 form. to Be's s es ited ‘States juage or jot awarded to him, (or them,} their bit or proposal, wi “ eordingly, and give the uirite security for the aa fot op te Fates ma gaa ptember, 166 ;and,in the event his (or their * We tereby joint! pnd several! guaran pe above pe Pk bidders, ) i! a Contrast shalt socording to his or execute & oon! fo} iu lure so to do, we he: 2 our heirs, executors, and to it y United Sta: Risers cone tute ase ep aarpagies oae nds wi i swrided""«Ualed sa ateaea, wee No proposal will be considered that does not striet! in ‘all f Feotions of this sdvertisomene, © ihe terms sowssiawocttg — CHAR-ES EMIX by aia ead Ae RE pete t Seat chic setzan ane Pepe on Mona, i6th inet, with © new stock of FA h | Drees and Cloak ‘Prim- hers. » Embroideries, Dreeay W UAE to offer to the ladies «| ‘ heals, the Trustee sovares hy Wey ee By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auotionsérs. oe ". SDUGATIONAL. and — 00} ery apd . eee eno bb R suaLL BOY. od tof Kitchen Requisites, Aquarium. ‘The of the Holy Cross ve CS be oes Smali Bove J st “Y EE. Wr Asvium, Gorner of F ‘enth ne 18 ert by 6. uv * KORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY, s wi ICKER. (Miss Hamrovan’s.) No. 151 West st., between C. mgress and High ats. a sf is Tnstitution will be reeumed on oy Mon ao September next. Fa c he attention UN LeRane SG he hind fete pls are ate of the ig education.” ‘The f Fategtonsy ate i Mise EW. Wright Mees aah "MBS Rants ead Haudecm 6 "Ilo NM. . "> Charles de Frondrat. Pura comprising three - go be obtained at the Bookstores, or 7 ana twelve Par or Ubairs, with obits addrenning the Frinewel, “> | speovith, atifully decorated French China Vase, Ww | r Waunt W a6 ot, Refreshment ASHINGTON CEMALE SEMINARY, ae are cts ion Costa Both abies, Betweea Sizth and Seventh sts. ash Seat: heirs, ies Hpeey MISS HARKOVERK. in compliance with the i Cargets, Jilolor age, wishes of friends who ire to p tronige her = ay ey ir dislike at presert to | their daughtere to My m .. Ball ents to ectabiah @ department Of her Sokosl ta = bi Arm and side Chairs ts! 2 Warhington, and reepectfully req 8 ‘share of Biegpatis decors: Chins Dessert Ser Oe firet session will commence on Monday, Sep- tember 234 ‘ohemibn a an ware, Cjrou ars may be obtained at the Reminary and See ee Re Fae ROVER. Prinoipal. Drnesing P.sin Bureans, 5 rN . ior Curied Hair Mattresses, . Keven e te Dreenns 6, Rookers. = to et "orn 8c ‘ 8. The se for rent. Inquire of the Ano- ee J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Austs. eczid Py GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. LE OF BEETS, Ou VOCAL INSTIT Mae. cxciiva'yooge Geir resume her issxes in Voes! Mi on ener. RN oa 9 ber 9th at her residence, No. 426 . between H andl sts, Terma made known on &p- Plication. se 2-imeo 7. OAR DING SCHOOL, F ate, BILL BOR GIRES, Ar Sanvr Spine, Mp. This Yay ey ep et has beer, fn suoseental orauing regular torm onthe tol thei mee thee ba t. For circulars. containing farther infor- peeitlny regard tothe roe cy P| Fito -~ KIRK. M. UHAR, WM. H. ere 0. SOVERNMENT cLoTg, Martin TICE LICENSFS8.—A'l persone wh we OF Ntesnece CaceN Corporation of Georgr~ wn expireon the $%th inet., are or tly to renew tne the law 1« com pu’ on the pi r Officers to enforce said fine ts. WM. LAIRD, Cle: Serr wn, TOTES, —NOG LICENSES.—1 hs ow; "i dope ta Gootgeione ere ke ots soribel Bil dog | ~yo expire on the 30th inst., if pay- soard GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auots. By GRX¥EN * he ge HIScErtctn AND RTSIN, MERE ran deniine hotnosoping. nite Sake When Ro. 406 Nineteenth st ork, bet ona the loth of Oct. ber nex! cense her, streets north, known as the | oo not then pai hen dpnaphed es Sythe proper it excellent yee it rer 4 tha owner is subject toa fine, and “ is di- a ‘ainat Par'or regted to kill the dog. WM.LAIRD, Clerk. mu eee see tember 21, 1881. ne $3 Stawtoot 10 ot Pyiarings: Chita, . oa : : ted hamber MAsse¥.¢ Hab aL Pkt, DRAUGHT. ists is Goes Tron Hat Rack, and See bere “33; KOCH AcE aa Refrigerators, with & rood lot of Kitehen Requi- Oo. a7 -bble. do. do, do, ‘With mary other art cles which we deem unneces- entoinn ed NTs sniNNe” wetted” GREEN & WIL avers, = Uzias_Depet, TRUSTEE’S SLE OF VERY val ABLE Tarte prime Pee Rise sucAms she dire Goer lr Nowted eames hare do bois: gibuine a ALE WIV wemicee ORATOR DS ® bbis. ed ad Be Cone, pa Sr és, 3 bees Rio and Java on SA * Septen or este Laces pastnaeeen aaes the (low-priced) For esieby JOHN 3. som | fi Koryend chsevuted Sig a gusek: 48 ECO ey. Bea ani ie withiat mee of Bik % 5 0 “es orp DEK RATIONS, ile of tse Kelas four ang ei i iJ > ; | by turap ae bis as wiNpow ‘suebes BcKORE kit er one treot,and if rot #5) mul then be off redin TASSELS, GILT OViu ict one FRAMES, | to * fol &o., at ARKRITER’S, . No. 486 Seventh $t,8 doors above | & N se cTowe Fn most bosutifu: # te 1 a Se A hd com- EALED PROPOSALS, till the 25th of Sep'em- Minding a view ns far ae ths ey> car Seie at 12 o'o ook m., are invited, for far-| of a deligh-ful and high! livated Soustty wi area Kubsistence tment with 180 tons erew oft * Guosapsni ba. a" o . 2 Sni contain exci ithe Hay to be celivered in Washington at such | 153 scr-s of the Avect Inad im the tate ne ee Place as the Government may direct ‘ on W st or South rivers, the whole divided Pheavelity to be equa! to best and to consist to fields with :wpning streams, and 10 ry timethy aud clover mixed ry timber, Te health society. bi Pyornment rooscves be at the right i goho ls, ee com the rejeot sil or any of 8, for any cause invite the attention may think proper. Payn ont! said ‘ass to be on att — uede in Treasury notes, A Government desires to in bales of from 15) to 40» Ibe. tht of wood and in baling to be deduated : eebes he bie to be directed to Ci . BECK- igi Socata Sasins Ap BE, ul se EALED PROPOSALS are invited tii) the 25th lo 80 The Bay to be farniah: I the i se 20-3t* 328 September. at 12 m , for supplying CORN te the Suleistouce Department of the Avy: ‘The Corn to be inthe ar, and te ke delivered. 1m e Oar, gi ssbington City, at the Caitie Yardon Monament uare. PR ge Sre requested to state the price per 100 of ears About 100.000 ears will be to be delivered one-bal triehe 10ta of ‘Ootsber. the hoe cel to be Beater asaente” OS made daniae cl The to be directed to Captain BECK- ITE. ¢. 8, 'U. 8. a. and endorsed “Proposala v T NOTICE. HE Copartnership neretofore Ried the name ot HP. Lovpow & Co. was aa lst inetant by its own limifation. Ali those ow: amounts to said firm are requested to settle ssme withont delay, as the successors are to o one tne books and settle ascounts az sbove expired TRENT. JORGE W. FARANT. J HI nance 1 KING. r HEA OBR res, Ar ean ned ly patro blio ae heving furmeds copartnerahip fae inte Arta of 8 F Winise ratte patronage Paty, serge nara as irm of H. F. lon & Co. their thank: the very eae ecived, sae themsclves to use their utmost @xertions to ir ntinued 4 : ieee oa ee ats taapeotion stock implies no obligation to law ad OILCLOTRB, Successor to H. F. I wR ci ero ready bes meas M. I. FRANKLIN, SCIENTIFIO AND PRACTICAL OPTICIAN, From ( Philadsiphia,) 944 Penn’sav.,:no. th mde,) bet. 12th and 13th ste; J SPECTACLES sod E a ail Ge, Mire ae a vat eu Str SP NOTICE. EXPRESS CuMPANY.” pad fe ia ee Kearse ‘his C ses Sieten W: