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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-23

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-23

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rem 6nerprbenti pieI bapc ee6raut. Sres S. peonen
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SacOb @eeaer. $50. % Germamltr.

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Ser aIs&ten 3eitO biaisItex Preie teIIen.
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iubea ib bieieG5e tpe6sr bsbsltenb perf6rtt babe.
gnf bas SnHinbsn psn 8i9srr. wsnt &c. perSe ID wene
bepRcers gufHterfamte perpeHSsn ub babe i mne
ERberet 70 po5Rbis sHseri6tt, u allen Guftrdssu tens
seriisen 3u f5nnst. sg8. &. S@mtet,
GSes Ep "a 70, Baltimore, aspii&eH gas v, 9aGSaSFr
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Heinrich SENT,

Smpprteur SUr
rotben nnb tpeiRen Mbetn=0Seiuen
Ioiuie ben beItem QaalitIten G6ampagner.
Die srSBte 9a8wabl baen plase bon otbsn no pebet
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beemt gu ta9en pien s babe bsOnSerS no bieie rst9n
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am bieFStn YlaBe nidst abarOHen @elben.
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ga5 TT Elm SaEptt nit pbser 9unoluas eertunben, 100
uanus 28eine bem Glas uub 9brppen Oertagit werheu
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-23

Srei5ebnteS Sapitel+
Ntt MOrsen bes ful9enpen Sags 9err11te I'm
Tprfbpf ein buntbewe9ees 2eben. Denn mad
The national Republican., 1861-09-28

Zach n,oposs, must be accompanied with guaran
tee in the following form 70 be signed oy wo y.
more responsible rersons whose snfho,enSy mus' W
certified 10 by United States judge or ds'r0' ~
We hereby Jointly and seycrally guarantee that s
the above bidder (or bidders II oon,rsS. sna H. ~
awarded 70 him, Tor them aceorams 70 sa,rs,. ns
and live he requisite security for the performancs
aereof as prctcribed In the advertisement TOR rr0po
s.ls for Indian goods, dated 2lst September, 1851
and in the event Of his Tor ther) failure so to DO We
hereby sgree to bind ourselves our heirs executors
and assigus to forfeit and pay the United states,
damages, sum not less than fifteen per cent Oh 'r'
| amount Of ,aid bid or proposal ,,.
bonds will be required In the nmount oi IN. 49,, ~,
for the faithful performance OF the ooniI, I ~ ccr
two or more suretes whose suficiency must oe ccr
fed BY United States judge or district a,toIny
NO proposal will BIO considered that does ,d a;ys
conform, in all parii uars, TO the terms an" '"''
"ohS Vi '''' ""'' CHARLES 4. MIX,
..,, a, o,owt(,ct 70 Acting Commissioners.
The national Republican., 1861-09-28
CLOTHING, DC.

NDEON HALL! ODEON IIALL!I-Tb,
~ Cheapest and Best Spring and Summer Clothinf
In Washington can be had at
To- WIESE.H.FELD S CO.'S,
Cor. FOur.and.a.half Street and Pehna. Avenue.
Spring Oyercoa,s and Busters, -,
Elegant Dress Suits, at lowest rates, o q,
Beautiful Business Suits, at iriiling cost,
AT WIESENFELD Il cos
Business Suits for young men,
Business Suits for middle ages,
Business Suits for all ages, -
AT WIESENFELD CO.'S
Dress Suits for " eddings,
Dress Suits for parties,
Dress Suits for trst wear,
AT WIESENFELD h CO. IS
| Goats BY the thousand,
| Pants by the thousand,
| Vests by the thousand,
AT WIESENFELD l. co. Is
| Boys Clothing for the youngest,
| Boys Clothing for all sizes,
| Bows Clot hing for larger boys,
| AT WfESENfELD CO.'S
Cheaper than the cheapest,
| Finer than the finest
| Better than the best
Are the garments, , q.
| AT wIESENFELD CO. Is
Save your money, as
u very few dollars
VIII give you splendid outfit for summer,
II you cali at
| marq-TTSS Cor. Penn. av and y st.
The national Republican., 1861-09-28
INNER CLOTIIING,

GUNNER CLOTHING, w
AT REDUCED PRICES /!
We offer our large assortment Of thin Sum ~
mcr Clothing at reduced priccS. Our stock ia
embraces all styles and QUALITIES OF Gentle
mems, Youths, and Boys Wearing Apparcl,-IIa
of the most desirable and fashionable styles
Also shirts and Furnishing Goods in great variety
Clothing made to order at the shortest notice.
WALL, 81 EPHENS h CO,
32l Pennsylvania avenue,
iuly16 between Ninth and Tenth SIS.
The national Republican., 1861-09-28
UNITE MERCER POTATOEs-
w PRIME, RIPE, AND MEhLi

At LOWFtT MANKET TKlUEs
TO QUARrEKM ASTERS OF REG lMENIs.-
You want to scep your men healthy Jou cannot 40
this without giving them good Potao,s. Thee
YOU ca. get AT sleel N Co.'S, 55o Penhsylvan'a
avenue corner Of Second street.
TO GROCERS.-lo want to pleafe your cuH'
tomors and induce them 10 call again, aud recon.
mend your llyrk " their friends. Then call al
steel ( Co .. and buy what Potatoes you med
either for your own cuEsuni ton OF ior sale lhey
are warranted to please. -.,,
TO HOTEL AND RES SrAUHANr kEErERS
Do you want TO please your guests and tickle thcii
nslsesP Then 6uy.youe P0tatUes Of Steel Co
By doing 80, three parties will be benehtcd-ihe
seller the buyer, and the consumer.
Ohio, Indiana, and kentucky money in Boou
standing, taken ut par. -, ...,,,,,, c,
b3o Pennsy lvania avenue corner OF Second street.
| (Old Sentinel Ohice)
| sepb lStatl
The national Republican., 1861-09-28

mr. A. ZAPPOsE, Instructor and Lee
- turcr III Phy,iology, Chemistry, Botany, and
othei branches OF Science conn, cited with Medicine
Also Teacher of French, spanish Italian, German,
Portuguese, / attn, Greek, and other Language
Once, No. 81 X street, being near Pennsyivan,a
avenue and Twenty nth street. septo-
The national Republican., 1861-09-28
VVIlEAsURY NOTES
OF All. nENnMINA ATIDNS

TTVINFiNHUNE NUTFN -,
l. OF ALL DENOMINAIlONS
BOUGHT AND SOLD
We will deposit in the United States Treasury
here, or in New York ,withou, charge, all sums mol
IN Three Year Treasury Nolcs, bearing j 10 intcr
est.
SWEENl Ri IlENHOuSE, FAINT &CO
sep It'll. Bankers, No aol Penn, avenue
The national Republican., 1861-09-28
IUNROATS FOX TIiE WksTEilN
RIVERS.

OuALIgRMAsTER GEHLKAL'a Ort4eEt
IVashiaJtut, June II, 1861
Proposals. are invited Tor constructing Guhp0a's
upon The Western rivers l., ,,.o,,.,, aud
mnv he examined at the Quartermaster once al
Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and at this oihce ,..,,,,-
Proposals from boat builders ana engine puiluerS
alone will be considered. , ., ia. ,,
Plans submitted by bidders will be taken INTO CON
| sderation, ID. " MElpo,
! june 10 Quartermaster General United States
The national Republican., 1861-09-28

DEVIsED ARMY REGULATloNs.-Ju
IL pubsh.d, by authority Of the Whr Departm, M
states for 1861 with full Index. Price 81.
For sale at PHlLI opSomoNo
Metropolitan Bookstore, ". Ienn av,
between Ninth and Tenth streets
sent ll-Bt
The national Republican., 1861-09-28
DENTISTRY.
u,EErmi TEETIi,i

i M. LOOMS, M. d.,
yhs inventor and patentee Of the Mineral Plate
rse,h attends personally at his ONCE In this city
Many persons can wear these teeth who csnno'
wear others and no person can wear others VINO can
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodated
xiih any style and price Of Teeth they may de,ire
but 10 those who arc particular, and wish the
and most perfect denture that ar'
car proiSce, ihc Mineral Flate will be more fully
warranted. 900 ,,,. ..,,.
Rooms in this city--No. 81s Pcnnsylyan avenue
betwssn Ninth and Tenth streets. Also, 9oI Arch
'"t phiiad.i,hia marlb-ly
JNV. LOCK WOOD conatnwes the Rsac'
| ticc of D,ntistry, In the Washington Building
Garner Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh street
Having praoiic, IN the South nearly six,een ats
he feels assured dat he can give satisfaction 70 an
/ that may call. , 80 n,
Teeth inser ted on vuLcASIrE, RuBBER, or SoL
PLarr, Chioroform administered when detHed.
aug 1T
The national Republican., 1861-09-28
. tU,NGEmENT OF THE MAILS.

"A AT rHE WAsmISGToH CRY Posr OFFicl.
The Northern Nqil clio a o'clock and ut clock
7. NJ daily and aIr.v.a at 90 A NJ and l. nj =,
daily.
The lYtst77, Mud closes Mt O'Clock !, n. and ar
riyes at 10 n O'Clock Il. M, daily.
The Norih,ccSt0H .NuT closes at o'clock aud at 9
o'clock +. NJ, daily and arrives at 10 A nj, and
q =. NJ. daily
The Alexandria Mail closes at 40 j. NJ aud ar
riyrs at 3 o clock T. NJ
The office will open iordclvory at s 0 clock A. N,
daily, and Close Al 20 f. n, daily, except on Sun
day when il will olnn NJ and close nj lOo'ciocs
NJ. opening again a. =. NJ. and remaining open
Till +. Nj LEWIS CLFPHANE, L. ~
The national Republican., 1861-09-28

rENTLEMEN'S READY-MADE
" Cho II II Z NJ CT:
Our present assortment of Gen,lcmen's Ready.
made Clothing offers to citizens and strangers wish
ing an immediate outfit, sup, rior inducements, en-
bracng at this time, all styles and qualities OF Dres
and business Garments and OvCrcOats, in all ysrie
| ties. Fine SHIRTS AID Un'er clothing of all kinds
Kid and other Gloves OF best quality. Scart', Tie
Cravats, Stocks, Hosi,ry, &c, &c All oil whicn W.
| are offering at our usual low prices.
| FH- Clothing made 10 order in the most superior
| manner. WALL, SIEPHENS u 60,
| mar21-if 322 Pennsylvania avenue.
The national Republican., 1861-09-28
DxoPosALs FOR RATIUNs FOR lsOs
sep b-taw

QuARIERMAsTER's OrficE,
U. Il. MARIYE CoRrs,
Washington, September 20, lSol
Sealed proposals will be received al this once, un
iii The aoth day of October next, at IL O'Clock, NJ
furnishing ratiohs TO 'hS he w. Ms.'Hfs iss H al the
Portsmouth, New Hamphhe;
CharIe.town, Massachusetts;
Brooklyn, Long Island, New YORK;
philadelpha Pennsy lvania;
Washington District OF olumbia
Each ration 10 consist OF three quarierS Of pound
,f mess pork or bacon; or one and fourth pounds
Of fresh or salt beef twenty two ounces oi bread,
made Of extra superinc flour, or IN lieu thereof
twenty two ounces o. extra iSs opinm Of ,He oyeT
ment: and at the rate Of eight quarts Of best whit.
beaus, or in lieu thereof Ten pounds Gi m nee tn
half mounds of tea; titesn pounds oil good New
| Orleans sugar; four quarts OF vinegar one pound
sperm candles, or one ana poaius% % n ad aa
hard dippcd tallow candle; four pounds Of COED
hard brown soap; two quarts ol SAT-; and one nun
drCd and fifty SIX POUNDS oi po'ttoes' " e"eh Eun
The incregsed allowance OF four ounces OF flour or
bread and the allowance OF potatoes as above pro
yided will cease at the termination oil the prest III
insur;ecion and the Iaton be as provided by law
| and r, guiations, on the lotof July, 1851
| Thr il. er shall be delivered the order ol the
conmauding uiIieCr of each station, either in bulk
or by III. single ration aud shall consst oi the tcSt
and most coce piec Of the carcass the pork to be
No prime Incss npfh, ana Inc slocefies 10 DC VI '
| best quality oi kinds named.
| Ali ,uhitCt 10 INSPECTION. , .,,
| All Dlus mus D. accompanied ny the 1oiio"ipS
guarantee ,.,-.
The undersigned, --, OF -, IN The state OF
- and - oil -, IN the stale OF -
hereby guarantee that in the foregoing III c
| -, for rations, as above described be accepted
he or they will within ten days ater the receipt o
The contract at the Post Oihce named, execute til,
contract for the same with good and sufficient sure
lies; and, in case The Said - shall fail to enr!
intu contract Ls aforesaid, We guarantee to MAXI
good the difference between the offer OF the sail
- and that which may be accepted
A. b., Guarantor.
winess: Z. ID. Guafantur.
EFF.
1862.
!: | hereby certify that the above named - al
known to me as men OF property, and able 10 mai
good their guarantee u n
| States District ItOrney U Collector
No proposal will be considered unless accomrahic
'',Newspapefs authorized to ub,h the above WI
,cnd the mpcr contai ing the first insertion 10 h
office for examination ,, r,,,
r Proposals 10 be endorsed - Prono'al for Ration
/ for IsbY. and addressed 10 the under signed
, 'N ' W. u SLACK,
s.n 9G- -Iavlw MajoT and Quartermattr
The national Republican., 1861-09-28

TJNHE PhUTN IlSIiIP existing between j
L w SEARS X BRO. was dissolved on the 4ih
day OF May last. and the Stocks Books, and Detts
purchased by Mr.. W l. Sears who will hereafter
conduct the business
Wn,hinrhr, S,ucmier.7 1861 sep !S-lw
The national Republican., 1861-09-28
CoNFECTGoNERx.

| White Red, and Yellow Rock Candy LOAenIee,
Pine Candy; rvp Corn; Italian Licorcc; Gum
Drop, and s,rips; Chocolate Drops; Iutkhh zig
Paste; Turkish Craze DrCps; Turkish Pressed f1SS'
Penny Stick Chocolate; Jujube Paste
FIRE WORKS AND FIRE tRACKEHS.
Every description OF Fire Works AID Fire Crack
ers always on hand, including a great variety oi
Fancy Fi.ccs, Bombs, &c, Tor private exhibition
N Tho above goods are always on hand, and
| for sale at the lowest market rates. scpls-'W
The national Republican., 1861-09-28
UERMETRlCALLY SEALED CANISTER GOODS.

Oysters, Tomatoes, Lobstcrs, Salmon, Green rur
tie, Poultry, Peaches, Pears, Plums, Green Cora,
A La Mode Beef, CLANS, Peas, Mushroens, Beef
Sour, Turtle Soup, Milk, SausaGes, Beef Mutton
Veal, Vegetable Soup, Mutton and Vegetables
Mutton Chops.
MISC tLLANEO GOODS.
Maccaroui; Vermcclli; Sardincs; Frcnch and
Spanish Olives; Nonpartil, nupciiiae, and Ca Cap I
Capers Split Peas; Round Peas; Marrow BE ns
Hominy; GIiis Tapioca; Ssgo; Assorted Jelles
Green Ginger; Muscat, Clars', Currant and Black
berry W inc; Stove Lusirc; Pure Juice Port; Gala
bria and Sicily Licosioc; Pearl Starch; Gusva
Jelly; Bologna Sausages; French, Durham, and Col
mans Mustard; Corn Starch; Farinaj Shaker Corn
Azumea; Currie Powder; Suocory; Preserved Gin
ger; Dry Preserved Ginger; Anchoyies; AnchoVy
| Paste; White CASTLE Soap; Salad Oil Inc App;t
and ap Sage Cheese; Lemon, orgeat, Pine Apple
| Raspbcrry, Strawberry, and Sarsaparilla Syrup
Canary and Hemp 1etdi Brandy r,asiss nl., rGsss!
Broma, and Cocoa; french Penny and Vanill'
Chocolate; Currant Jelly; Bay Rum; susnroom
| Wairul, and Tomato Calsup; Pepper Sauce Whit
Pepper; Maple Sugar; riek cd tobsters; Mince;
| Meat; Pearl ard HulIed BARLEY; Rose and reac'
| Wafer; Extract OF Lemon, Resc, a Almond, and Va
niIIa; Assorted Herbs; Lcntils; Orange Flowe
W ater; Stuffed Olives; Schmitz Chocolate American
Oat Meal
The national Republican., 1861-09-28
AGENCY Eo1

Eonb' Boston Biscuits; Lewis Preserved Meats, nc
htmoi els Minced Meat; Tatcosyans Fig Taste, &c
Nortou's Pine Apple Cheese; Baltimo Can % stcr?
Andrews Celebrated Champagne Cider; kichatd
sons Peach, s and Tomatoes; Fahi estocks Farina
Wells A Proyost's AInci lean Pickles
The national Republican., 1861-09-28

samples of blankets and cloths foreign fabrics il
either r. Of those Kinds that sample thei eof shall &C
company the bid.
The articles to be furnished must in all respects
conform to and be equal with The Government sam
pies which may be seen at this office on and alter
the third Of October next The articles will be rigidl
inspected and compared with the samples by an
asmay be Unequal thereto in any Particular will be
rejected In which ths contractor will be bound
70 Furnish others OF the required kind or quality
within three days; II that be not done, they will
he pur,h sed at expense. Payment will be made
tor the goods received invoices thereof certified
oy the agent or agents appointed to inspect them,
II Is to be understood that the right will be re
served 10 require greater or less quantity OF any
the articles named lhan that specified in the above
sUneIus h ana an bids for furnishing said articles
oe ieJected al the option of the Depart ard
that none from rsons who have Jailed to comply
WIN .ne requirements OF previous contract with
!ne Vmteu Stues, or who are not manufacturers or
wholesale dealers IN the required articles will
be considered and the fact that bidders are such
manuiaciurers or dealers, must be evidenced by
the certificate of the collector of tho rort uhsry
they reside, or where II is proposed 10 deliver The
articles "
The proposals must embrace the ar,icles with ,h,
quantities thereof as they arranged in the
u!e with the prices annexed 10 each in dollars and
cents, at which they are to be furnished and III,
c'ass, Said Iices and amounts must be so given
without any modification: or proposed odihcation
or variation whatever. They should be subm.tte
81 lor WEI hereby propose to furnish for the Sc,
wee OF ,he indian Department, and according TO III
terms OF its advertisement therefor, dated 2ls Sci
tember, 1851, the following articles, at the pric,
thereto afxed, (here insert the list accordipg 10 til
ea.s or classes proposed for deliverable in the cit
Of New York by the first day of April next or
such time or times during the year 1859 MS may
ordered by the Commissioner Of Indian Ailars; ant
II this proposal be accepted (heIe insert the word
In whole or In part II more than one class be pT,
posed for } (or WEI will within twenty days then
after, execute contract accordingly, and give sec,
rity satisfactory to the Commissioner OF Indian A
iSIs, for the faithful performance Of the same
The national Republican., 1861-09-28
E1UIT9.
NJ u II =

Parer Shell, bordeaux, Taragona, Iyioa, an
Hard Shell Almonds; Cream Nuts; African Pe
Nuts; Sicily Jordon Shellei Sicily Sbelled, Canar
Carolina Pea Nuts; Filberls; Grenob!c and sici
W waInuts: Pecan Nuts; Black Wa nuts; Chestnut
yrriniu Pea Nuts.
The national Republican., 1861-09-28
Du.EAsURE GARDEEi

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