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q. Tie Mssssirplan lcsrns from private letter
f.o.n Rev. G. X Marshall. addressed 20 lady g thst
CITY that hosral. exclusively for ne teneftof Mis-
sissipu soldiers has hsen estafshea ~ Nalfenioh'
Va. where arl new so si,k soldiers from this state
We aso lcsn that d, proposes g lake cotton which
hessIn sen for cash To- Richmond as contribution for
ihe benefit Of this hosp'ia. Many q oar Planters
viii b. glad 70 oontrba.e in this way to the comfort
Of tac SICK soldiers.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Third congrsssIonal District.

We are requested and authorized ly ne iten1s q
Hon. ISRAEL WELCH. N Noxubee, Is state .ha. they
viii support him as a candidate Cor lon-r s. 10 ihe
third district composed Of the counties o. Lo"ha1''
Okubbeha, Noxuhee, kemper winston ho-A" ana
Neshoba.
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ks-sNsior General Van Dorm, having been assign
ed = . couuand on the Potomac Tea Richmond, on
the "a instant for the seat q war We see ii stated
hat Gen Van porn Is assigned TO the command Or
the cavalry attached 70 the Potomac army. In thai
position he vill he the AIurai Of the present var.
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Nc sac or 1Ilssissinni.

JASPER COUNTY.
n .Ls Great Court ~ said C5tufg Sp'suisr
Term, 4. D. 1861.
James I. & W. c. Sansom.
VS.
F. II Eck.ord and VI. B.
weaver Attachment
Partners i'm trade, trading for y. 10 Q3
under firm name and
style Of Bedford & Wea-
yer.
WIS day comes the plaintiffs, by their
4 attorney, into open Court, and sug-
gest that the defendants in this case are
nen-residen;s Of the State Of Mississippi.
1t Is therefore ordered by the Court that
publication be made in the Eastern Clari-
on, a newspaper published in the town Of
Paulding in said county, as required bv
law, giving notice TO the defendants that
unless they appear in and before this
Court, az the next March term thereof. to
be holden at the Court House in the town
Of Paulding, on the 4th Monday of March.
A. D. 1861, then and there 10 plead. an.
swer or demur 10 tie plaintiffs complaint
the same viii be taken for confessed, and
judgment rendered accordingly.
- Given under nv hand and
SEAL seal Of Office, this the 10th dav
\JCS/of October, A. D. 1861.
". 7. POWE, Csrk
CrrH' C5,vf q J1vsr Cs,-ty.
Oct Is, 1861, Is,
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PEACKWOOD NURSERY.
state Line, Wayne County, MisslssIpp,

Ezs-. THE subscriber thankful for the Pat
$3.50 rQnage bastoWpdupou bis Nursery during
$500 the past year, offers for the ensuing plaEt.
G72e@ ing season. FIFTY VARIETIES or
CHOICE PEAC Ii TREES, adapted 70 our
-. sol. and cimste one and two years o'i.
Is tug.g I'VE cents each OF SD per hundred. FIF.
n VARIETIES or APPLE TREES. one wear Ola.
q twenty-five cents escb. or 81 per hundred FIFTY
VARIETIES OF PEAR TREES, Principally dwarf.
adapted 90 ha cmH'e az dfiv cents each OF 50 per
hundred. TEN NARIEI.ES OF Mel TARINES. A.
thirty cents oh. TEN VARIETIES OF PLUAEs
AND APR gas FL fry raat- esah.
hs- Des uFTe tai--o-.e- -.a- free Of expense
20 those wishing Diem.
81 Orders w t..I -- afii'y sr1 promptly
ana ihe Trees s l ll moss. 90 a- 6. lender Their
transportation ,ia and keen them iu coed condition
io1several week, o1tofthe .,.and.
GL0. s. GAINES.
Salte Ltae -lils-- C.t, i, i.tH III
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MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE.
CLINTON, KINDS COUNTY, MISS.

Nsssa s Of Students, in the year Just closed
daF. oeptemer 30 1851
=, y laItneI Information address the President Of
We , yolege; J. ". RNER. Clinton Mlssissippg uks
Vi forward scstslo-us ~
ehE's4, Auz q 1s1 Ian
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Green Comfy.
Perry County.

Geo. Wood elected. by what naaj"'i'F
,,o uIu NOS learn.
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Rs- see advortsernento Of Prof L. 3iIILER's Hair
Invlgorator, and Liquid Hair Dye in another col
ulnn 4s-lv
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Embracing the Greatest Variety Of
Clothing & Furnishing Goods,
FOR MEN AND BoYs

EVER OFFERED IN NEW ORLEANS.
Our Largely Increased Sales VIII enable Us to offer
81 our Goods st CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION
FROM FORMER PRICES
Fs-As has been cur custom for the past hheeu
years mel price OF every article in our Establishment
is marked in plain figures upon the ticket, and no
deviation can in any instance. be made. should any
sraele, af.er its purchase prove unsatisfactory, Is
may he returned, and the money will be cheerfully
refunded.
ALFRED MUNRoE & co.
"sOry Building
Corner Camp and Common Streets.
New Orleans.
Aee ole1rs Jan. Is, lsol. 15-Iy
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G. II. Holloman elected.
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JASPER COUNTY.
n 1ts Great Court ~ said C5,1atg. .2,D'smisr
Term, 4. D. 1861.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-08


f. -ts.-a-s As a Stimulan1
e Is quite different from alcoholic prepsratops Il IA not sai
e to reactions IN shape continues t. exert its na1en
gradually AID efficiently, - long a. the least necessity e<s fol
Its presencai
As u Female Medicine,
Il Is equally powerful effective the equilibrium
Er than oil the other medicines which for
have flooded the MARKET AID which only Injurious in place
81 sssiHso renoVang the constitution for very good
oo that they only made from the efusonH Of mind
gnorsnt OF the Medical profession stcgehec. =
- 81, -, Nc MineraIsI a., 800 ~ -
Dr. Wright thinks It 70 stake professional character
the c that minerals whAtever form tie component
p2ftso the ingredients Of his Rsjuvenag Exve know
ing Whatru h&s bssn ented the community By opium and
mercury. 5s-rssy -,rl-L --L-er5 sEr .gza-szI q
GeneaIiyto the debfitsd, Or. Wright would ray
iepsir No matter how down may matter heW
seak yoa GTeno matter what the may have been9Take
st ous yhstsvsr hal led you depart from Hygc principles
RsiuVeaatInR EIixEFs
And you will find yourself ana pride Instead
he reverse to friends and healthy sound, and worthy
aembsT of the human huily. e ---sF
Price - per bottle, three bottles oF IS, and forward
d b. mail to all parts Of the Unites States
Sold BY all respectable druggists throughout the United Ssts
md Oanadas The trade supplied ct liberal Aiseoant.
Fer sale By thsrroprietoIs,
Dr. j. WRIGHT a CO.,
81 and Isl ehartres street,
ID .t New Orleans, La
ksl6Ea EsshTs By q. w. Hsnde1snott Berry DsmoviIls
Eing Pendleton and all responsible d1uggists oc29
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON And ATTxR ~
THURSDAY, SEPTEH1BER. 5Ih, 1881,
--3 OBJ ..---.1- Ell
Passenger Trains on slashvIs and ohztsanOOEE RAOsd

Passenger Trains hsashvls ohztsAnooEE Railroad
- a.-4rs u Q Z GOING last. v5LL .Vtor-
LesTs Nashville at sis A Il and 400 P N r--.rr
Aglise at Chattanooga 100 Il and SIS n e. f..
t5t 3 Etr y q COMING WEST -r t1 400
-- Leave Chattanooga at G:30AN and geo n.
Arrive at Nashville at 7:3O A II and 409P n t1r
TEVHE Trains leaving Nashville at BIS eonnec ct Wac
trace with shebyYlle Branch at Tullahoma with hcAinn
nile and Manchester Railroad DecheFd with Winchester
and Alabama Railroad, at Covan with seSsbee Rsslrezd and
at Chattanooga with Western and Atlantic ha,lroAd.1
This Trains leaving Nashville 800 II, connects ct War
with shebyvilIe Branch. Stevenson with Memphis and
Charleston Raroas and at chattanooga with East Tenn and
Geo. and Western and Atlantic Railroads. -.
Through Tickets 10 the following points, 1t prices
s. Once, st DepotI - - = =
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The FshernIPrIsnnern.

The constantly increasing number Of Federal
prisoners in the hands of the Confederate Govern
ment, has led 20 variety Of suggestions, with &
view to lessenug the burden Of their support That
this is matter Of some consequence. no one will
deny, and we have heard that due consideration
has been given 70 it by the authorities. The Occs-
sionsl sending cf of few hundreds has afforded
as furnishing more ready facilities for procuring
the necessary supplies Of provisions but there are
still very large number in the Richmond prisons.
The idea of employing them upon some proftzble
labor, has not met with official appreciation, perhsps
because it Is not in accordance with the usages Of
war We have heard it hInted however, that the
Government has purchased several acres Of ground
in the interior of North Carolina, and will have
large prison house constructed thereon for their
accommodation, when 1t will only be necessary 70
have temporary depot for their reception in Rich
mond. The plan is a good one. and We hope this
informatiou is well founded.-Riehmsnd Dispatch,
November 5.
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SPECIAL NorroH.-

SPECIAL NoTIOH.-Ths UH1oN AM AEEAIoAS 10 c0ndsos
Cd ssyy upon s.s CASE systG Az pGPers are discosa
wed az Gle expiration Of ks time for ohcA tier bess
paid Sbse6ers soi Be notified Euksl tAes s6serDtsoa
g dto 70 sPtre 5y CROSS HARE Ler PdPsrsi and IN
s9a1 slbscptioa q "a paper so discSztf
gsd Tais FsIs from lO1c1 tsre OH b no dspGTsrs
Hdtch for the cross mark, AID reas0 bor s1bscripoa
nj Weekly UuOs. ASD AKulcAI IS per ssnSn n al
subscribers desiring their papers changed mention
ne Post oes COp we'll asths which they desire rs
chance to be made.
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ALABAMA CoIsr DEFEScE.-The Noble Tr6uzs,
of the 3lst ulti says: to
We learn that two Of the Government launches,
to do guard duty on the coast have been completed
in every particular. One, manned by twenty one
men, and carrying l2-pound pivot gun, left last
evening for some point below and the other one
will probably leave to day. A few Of tn &c barges
stationed on the coast viii prevent the interference
Of Lincoln's men with eur trading steamers, and
keep. them from coming shore in search Of water
and fresh meat, as it has been said they have been
doing.
We also learn that the Confsdersts schooner
Alert will be fHishsd in few days, and ready %
commence on her duties, which viii add greatly to
the defence of the coast.
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! GEN. BE4UREGARn "A. G. NJ a correspon1ent
Of the Rchmond Wing, writes.
"If there be anything foreign to the character Of
Gen B. it is disposition TO hold himself m 70 the
admiration Of the world. The enemy has been re-
pulsed; sm we'll was his message 20 his family
after gaiAiDg his great battle terms simaie aporc-
pirate, and indicative of his character The Writsr
does not Profess % have any authority to pax for
Gsn Beauregsrd, but entertaining hlsu regard
for him. and having some knowledge Of his eharsc-
Ter, he is this discussion will be most distasts-
tul TO Gen. b. who will regret the attempt which
your correspondent has made to injure him. with
The COmmander-in-Chief Of the Army and Presi-
dent of the COnfederaey.
Your correspondents remarks upon what be il
pleased 10 term Gen, Besuregards bad taste might
be passed by aud be might be spared any auusion
70 the comparison be makes in closing bis commune
cation, which certainly does not furnish evidence
4 any extraordinary qualifications a critic in
that respect were it not due to Gen. B. 70 say that
he gave authority for the publication Of the syn
Opsis, and knew nothing shout il He is eOnEe.
quently, not responsible for the breach of military
etiquette sought TO be fastened upon him. While
Gen Beauregard is in the field in front Of the enemy
there those who forgetting his services and his
pride as military man are disposed to make an
issue with him on petty law points. It would be
well not to carry it too far. With the people in
whose hearts he is firmly fixed it is impossible to
iDJure him.
Gen. Besuregard's feelings and reputation have
only been threatened by those who claim the place
of his special friends
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a YANKEE's AcCoUNT oF rHE AFFAIR

A YANKEE s ACCOUNT OF THE AFFAIR. r--
A correspondent of the Boston Merchants Fl
change, writing on board of the Richmond, gives
the following account Of the sf4ir:
On Wednesday October 8, we were laying at the
head of the Passes (up the river) when the Ivy
came down and began firing at US with a new rihed
gun she had obtained since her last visit to Us AT
first we laughed at her, but finally the laugh
changed when the shells began to fly all about US.
while our rihed gun 1--WE have only ene) would not
re oh her. Meanwhile, the Preble, Captain French.
and the Vincennes, Captain Handy, blszed away at
her but all fell short and as she was so much faster
than either of US it would be no better for US to
chase her, and all we could do was to stand and
take it, The rascal amused himself in this manner
for an hour, when he hauled off and steamed up the
river. r- r. -- .-
Our Captain, Pope. at once saw the importance
of obtaining guns that would enable him TO cope
with this fellow at his game of long bows. and dis
patched our steam tender Water Witch down to the
Niagara for rihed guns. The next morning the
Water Witch returned with word that the Nisgars
had gone to Fort Pickens for guns, and that we
must defend ourselves as best we could.
Thursday and Friday passed quiet enough We
were busy on the battery which we purp sed erect
ing on point Of land near where we were laying
On Saturday, half.past three, A. NJ. there was
tremendous shock and confusion on deck Iimme-
diAtely sprang on deck and found kind Of steam
battering ram alongside Of US, and our men hur
rying to quarters.
The ram wss a snakish, iron-covered boat, clos
ed completely over with cOnical root from
email hole in which streams of dense black smoke
were belching forth. Ny division were at their
quarters in three minutes from the first alarm,
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.DmHoLEAN's C5yEt7EIssAL- Pills,

Ror liver CSnlpiaInts ufTioIsress Hszl-
ache, ssas s-.- A-t- y
TEyHERB hes usvrT been oATt nscias offered y
TIE pubic, that hes given scA enti-o sAtssedon a. Nc
LEANS UNIVERSAL Pills.. D q -.-.Tf se.7 g. 1err
icing snsly vegetable, they Pee9 innoeent and oel
be taken b. the tender infant prompt snd powerful
removing all Bieas escrsiozs Acid Impure, Feted Matter
Aom the at1mach net they tts only Pulls usat shoulf
be used In mslsrO15 dsstTos- = y..-sz. 81 In
Bowels though very active and searching IN Their operailos
promoting healthy ofte Liver and kidneys Mht
MI sac = ron Biousnes Headache and Foul Stomach Whey
90 cheap remedy obsned Keep them constantly OF
taken in prevent hours, days
Ind months Of SckDess Ask Or J. H. McLans UnveI
al Pis Take no otAsE Bs.ag coated they tasee Pret
ony Is cents per box, and sent by E8 to any part
ne United sxtes. 800 t-.+-~ -. u. -.-' d.
! - J. H. HeLsAN, Sole Proprietor, o
Corner OF Third and Pine streets, st. LouiI, No.
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Nashville and Decatur Railroad
I'd CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
nN and after Sunday, July 2It, 1861 Nail Train will esv.
~ Mash Vile Daily At n.
Returning arrive ct Nashville ct LISA N.
Way Passenger Trains will leave Nashville daily, except Sun
lays at n. --
Returning, arrfye At Nashville 6:lO p. Nj
II ? The n Train connects with Trains 70 Hunts
die and Chattanooga ..4 -"s-.
2 The P. n Train connects with Trains to oorinta,
brand Junction, Memphis and New Orleans
iuIyIS-H ". ON PERKTNe,
General superintendent
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NASHVILLE, tEDGErILDo AND KENTUCKY
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klrEKApEn a. rLnAsual.

One Square, one year sSo-Eaeh additional Square, sls
dVertisers exceeding the space contractoa
- kors VIII be charged for the excess
n TIE WEEKLY.
ON DsAAR Square for the m and TTE oEsza for Sact
gnhRqneat insertion. v Il 49, srr ~. %
Advertisements pubIIaa in both the Daily and Weekly VII
seharsed the fall daily rates with half the weekly rats
added. t.t-i a7ft.t1 ~ -Ifu q l-
The national Republican., 1861-08-13

The Navy Department will receive offers fr om
parties who are able to execute work of this kind
and 1ho are engaged in it, Of which they will fur
nish evidence with their Offer for the construction
of Qne or more IRON CLAD STEAM VESSELS
OF.N AR, either Of iron or of wood and iron com
bined for river service to be OF less than
ten .ixteen feet draught Of water 10 carry
an armament of from eighty to one hundred and
twenty tons weight, with provisions and stores for
from Cne hundred ard sixty hve to three hundred
ptrsons according to armament for sixty ds with
coal for eight days. The smallest drought Of water
eompstbe with other requisites. will be psrferred
rope standing rigging, to navigate at sea
A general description and drawings Of the vessel
arm0r, and machinery, such as the work can be ex
ecuted from, will be required
The offer must state the cost and the time for com
pletng the whole, exclusive Of armament and store
of all kinds the rate of speed proposed, and must be
accompanied by "a guaranty for the proper execu
tion Of the contract, II awarded.
Persons who intend to offer are requested to inform
the Department of their intention before the 18th
August, instant, and 10 have their proposition pre-
sented within twenty FIVE days from this date
aug 2-tl5
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GOVERNMENT ADVTS.
DENsIoN OFFICE, JUNE Q, 1891.

ortFlSH, JUN ~ D, 1901
10 ALL WH0N 1T NAY CONCH6N
june 1880 for the reissue Of the land Warrants dc
scibed herein, which alleged TO rave been lost
or destroyed notice Ia hereby given th9, at the date
following the description OF each warrant, = new
certificate Of Ike tenor will be Issued, II novalid OBJ
lection should then appear.
No. 80,6s5, for l80 acres, tsued under the act Of
March, 1883, in the name Of Susanna Hubbard,
widow Of John Hubbard, decsased, and granted On
the 10th day of June, ls66-August 81 1851.
No 816, for 100 acres issued under the act Of lA7
to Augustus Ingram, private Of Captain Murray .
company, second regiment Of Tenne@ee iufAntry--
No. 4e,745, for 100 acres Issued under the act Of
March, 1855, in the name Of Jacob Gulick and
granted on the cath day of January, lsse-septem.
No. So oo2, 70, so acres, Issued under tho act OF
widow Of Daniel Wells, and granted on the 9Tth day
OF September, 1s6i-September %, 1851.
No. 800 for 100 acres. Issued under the act of
March. 1885, in the name Of Alexander Orme, aud
granted on the 18th day Of October, isse-septem'
Der Is, 1891.
March. 1868. In the name Of Amos Arthur, and
granted on the 17th day Of August, 1S67-October o.
1861.
No 8q,59), for 20 acres, under aot Of ls47, and
| bearing date May 9th, 1900, in favor of Michael
| Ropp father Of Samuel Ropp, deceased. third Indi
| ana volunteers, Mexican War-October IS, 1861.
No "a 525, for I20 acre., issued under the act Of
March 1855, In the name Of james Long, and granted
on the s1st day Of March, lsSs-October 10, 1851
No. - 65T, Tor 100 acres, issued under the act o
| March, 1865. IN the name Of Thomas Tanner, and
JOSEPH II. BARRETT,
Commissioner
The national Republican., 1861-08-13
made the same .

Two Collars 60 to % inches long made the same as
for wheel harness. ~.
wheel harness, ironed, with hooks, breast rings,
and line. rings, with straps as In wheel hs.ness
Two Neck straps and Chains same as for wheei mar
Two Belly Bands same as for wheel harness.
Two pair Chain Pipes, same as ior wheel nsrness
Two pair Trace 3 CIan @ rnns strap fes
long tsteripg from 81, inches to ~ inches wide.
Hip straps with buckles each feet inches long,
lL'inch wide with wrought hooks
Two Back Bands, . feet ! inches long, 81 inches
Two Marting.les, = feet long. y. inch wide, to
One Coupling strap, 8 feet c inches long, X inch
One Check Rein, 4 feet inch long, inch wide, TO
in the centre to receive the lead line
One Lead Line, q feet long, X inch wide, with a
One Whip, heavy plated horse hide, feet in,h
One Horse Brush, oval, Of b,stles, = by - inches.
One Curry Comb, No. 2l9, 8 bar.
The whole to be packed In a box about 21 inches
wide IS inches deep "a inches long, made Of 1.inch
stuff, coopered wood hoop, or iron, as may be re-
iThe whole to be made of the best mate risl, sewing
to be made with good waxed thread, and subject IL
inspection during the process Of manufacture, and
When 6horse harness IL required, the lead collars
bri lies, hanes neck staps, belly bands chain pipes
trace chain, crupper and hip strap, back bands and
feet long, Il links to the foot of No iron, with
each end added and lead line TO be 80 feet long
The whole to be made Of the best matcIisl scwint
inspection during the process Of manufacture, ant
| also when finished.
When 6-mule harness Is required, the lead collars
brides names, neck straps belly bands, chain pipes
trace chains cruppcr and hip straps back bands an,
coupling straps are doubled; one bearing chain
on each end added and lead line to be 2s feet long
Proposals will also be received for making and de
| livering ambulance harness for two four mule o
horse teams-a specification Of which will be here
after furnished.
Forms of proposals and guarantee will be Furnished
on application at this office and none will be cor
| sidered that do not conform thereto.
The privilege is reserved by and for the Cnite
States Of rejecting any proposal that may be deeme
| extravagant.
Proposals will be endor:ed on the envelope en-
closing them, Proposals for Furnishing Arm
| Wagon and Ambulance Harness. and address 4
| Major d. II. VINTON,
| aug a-tf Quartermaser u. Army
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aug l0-s
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY AND
" TREASURER.

SOLDIERS HOME Near The CIV Of WHhinTon.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until Tuesday, tnoon,) the s0ih OF August,
1881, for the construction of two buildings at the
Soldiers Home somewhat similar 10 the two low
there, known as officers quarters.
The plans and specifications may be examined at
this Office, where all information relative to the loca
tion and character of the buildings will be given
Every offer for the construction of these buiiding-
must be accompanied by q responsible written guar
antes that, II the bid should be accepted the party
parties viii, within ten DAYS, enter into oblisa
tion with good and uicient security, 10 erect The
proposed buildings according TO the plans and spec
iacations which have been, or may hereafter be fur
nisbed and ,depted.
The proposals will state the dlffere. ca bttwesn
facing the walls with white stone marble, similar
to the buildings already erected, facHgs with the
best ressed brick bidders may, ADDITION, make
such proposals as to other materials as their expert
ence may suggest.
In deciding on the bids, right will be observed by
the Board OF Commissioners Of the So .dief's Home
10 accept such offers only as may be deemed m vt
for the Institution and also to reic
the whole, should noae of them be deemed accept
able
All bids to be sealed and endorsed " Proposals
for Building" and addressd to
BENJAMIN KING,
Asst Surgeon, Secretary and 1r.a-urcr
mug b-.W
The national Republican., 1861-08-13

nUitE COUNTRY mILK.-Thc subscrI-
i bcr delivers Pure Country MIX mornint and
evening usual, 10 his customers strangers com
mcmcing hous'k kc' ping In this city, who de,ire Milk
can have their orders promptly attended to by ap.
plying at tn office. -
mar l3--tt DAVID MILLER
The national Republican., 1861-08-13
For THE WESTERN
VI RIVERS.

QrARTsRNAsTtR GENERALS OrfIcS,
Wddinoton, June II, 1881.
Proposals are invited for constructing Gunboats
upon the Western rivers.
Specifications will be Immediately prepared, anil
may be examined at the Quartermasters Office ut
Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and at this ofhce
Proposals from boat builders and engine builders
alone will be considered.
Plans submitted by bidders will be taken into con
sderation. N. Y. MElGS,
June 10 Quartermaster General United States.