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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-21


ba~STlLI ANOTHER CoSFIDEScE GAM.
a lew days ago 3 man who represented
himself as being tailor, called upon A
n Adams, SAwteu & Brother md other
merchant tAiIOrs, aud asked for work. he
sad he had a family, and wonid take the
work home, rs Is the case with many tai
lOrs- In making application for the work
he mentioned the names of a couple OF
prominent citizens who had directed him
to call at the several establishments, and
wOala roneh for his competency. TailOrs
being very scarce, the man got more work
than be wanted, and being IN honest look
ing fellow he was never suspected. His
victims did not eren think II necessary TO
refer to the citizens the fellow had men
toned The result was that the confidence
man got about hundred dollars worth of
''cai OFT" clothing with which be decsmp-
ed, and has not been heard of since.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-21
The Killed and Wounded at Wards
RlHT

WAsHTsToxI Nay 20-The following is
the report Of assistant Surgeon Van G:!sou,
Of the GalerR, giving an account of 1lse
killed and wounded n The late action II
Wards Bluff.
Kilied-ThOmAs Ready, Capt. Faselop, ].
a Weber, ID class boy. Michael Maner.
landsmAu, Morton Michery, laudsu1-n. z
Boyd, Ordinary Se=uan, r A Adams.
Seaman John Qnig Ordinary Seanen,
Russell. iandsmRn, " q Hnrlou o-dln ary
Seaman Joseph Johnson Private, Marine J /.
D Boorman, Gunner. David Patterson.
Wounded-John Oianaer. I'd class bor.
burned and Enuuaed, WA Sterenx Sea
man, not seriously, Geo. Mcdonnell Sen
man, slightly, Thos- Flanagan, Seamnn,
seriously injured, Henry WATSON, Ordinary
Seaman, slightly, VIZ Harrison Iandsularl,
slightly, Thos. Clark isDasmAn, slightly,
r. viper, sesznan, slightly, Auarew Ne
cienrF, Artiug Masters Mate, not seriousi,
Gwen Doher9ysooal HEAVIER. morally, Fred
W Johnston, Isl class boy, not seriously.
Port Goyaz-Eounded, George Norris
Commander, flesh wound Ofright leg.
EcGgatUek-Peter Dixon not sericusly,
James Wilson musket shot, not ssriousIy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-21

ra-EEcErIrISs on TIE 3 EerLAE SEE
Ei7E = First Lieutenant a GEnssvoort
i-4dei.a, of the 18Th Regulars, has started
T'7ruitfug station m this place, fOr the
@"9re Regiment The 18Th Regiment. COM
handed By Colonel CnrringtOn, is The lArg-
81 II lie army, numbering already 2,sOS
'''sa' 500 Of whom are now before Cor
ll-h.
TO' pas.isnlArn seq bills.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-21

~A NIsrAKE-We stated yesterday
morning that Maj. Clary had awarded the
contract for supplying Gems. seheDek, Mil
roy and Blenker with beef, to " ". Rob-
bins. 1t was Capt Baringsr, the Commits
sary of Subsistence, who made the award
Beef is OFT Of Msj. Clary's tne.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-21

~sOLprEEs CLAIns-we refer the
reader 10 the advertisement of Carr Broth
erz, Real Estate Brokers and Chin Agents.
The advertisement is fun and explicit
The house is rsliAble-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-21

BALTmoEE, Nay 20.-The steamer Stat.
Of Maine With 46l Eiek soldiers, mostly
cnnEAlesosnt and able 70 traz-sl hOmevard
aEziEed here. this TllurlIrp- The Uen ~
chiefly tFum the New Fork and lIaasnelfu-
Betts regiReutA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-21
COMAIIS,R oFREvEVUF.

~ COMMIS-R OFREYEHUE-
- The undRrHiEnst III IN himself u q clndi-
oaie iur recollection To rhs ONCE COmmissanar Of he
ksveIns In The CITY district, the ensuing .aBea
election imygEI DAY
49, FOR SHERIFF-We are ~
49, ThOrixsd T. Announce ALONZJ LlpEING
"a eGndidRGs f1- rsslsctinn rhe ufce GF Sheriff
OF uhio county
COMMIS'R OF RE VENUE
49, unHr myself eandidn1s fnr Re de-
lion 10 the ufce a CumnzisaIner nj the FserernP
lnr The country district Uf Oo County, THE ensu
lhE 4Hy slsotlon- lHp2S5 7 NJ PEMBERTuN-
To the VOCerS az Ohio CounIy=
respectfully uun1unrs myself "a n candidate f,r
Communications Gf the EsVsnns for the country die
trict Of OHIO county
rP1s Al BEDuIoN.
~ COMMISSIONERS OF THE
49, REFEE UEs- MEskEs- EuTnBs-I
beg leave 10 present nlysalT the zutsrH Of Ohio
County ~ Onion candidate fur the once Of CuII
missioner 81 fhs Esveune, country district rea-
pscttuLy solicit the sEtrHgss Of my islIOW-citfaana
IlhI.e I z STEWART
No. COMMIS'R OF REVENUE
49, MEssRs. kBEzBKs.-4'Innse announce SAM
Il SMITH fnrInzr 9EiifE Of tina it, ~ a rundi-
dnIe tOr INT uftice Of Commissions III the Reveuns
tar tilf country. mhs1 Union MEN
49, UEIOE CANDIDATE FOR
49, SHERIFFH--The understand IN ~
guest uf many lily aud cSuHtTy friends nfIers him
sell as Union candidate for the Office % sheriff
~ the ensuing election
apo ISAAC INV In SR-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-21
IRON the Daily Ezpress. Lancaster, Pal
saCHRMICAL. WHITING FLUID

I'VE are +ndsbsed IN AIeaurs- z na4r Co 1sr
supply OF LnnghIns Bulhhsids Ink, an article we
have bean using exclusively for the year past
1T Is manufactured n Wheeling, West Virginia,
by firm WhOss loyalty never for mOment ,rEversd
and TO whose patriotism the highest compliment VT
could pay would be 70 sy tha4 n Is ~ genuine, a.
frss, uuindins and permanent rs their Ink, with
which We make rhis recu-d-
-Ws uss this FLUID bsezusa, aslrr bang suu,snt-
ed with many uslsE black devices, We have found il
superior in every respect 70 any other, either fsrugp
or home make, End hsnrs pronounce IL the bsst and
mos rBiialae m the mHrkst'
LAU6HLINS Z BBSaF1ELD, Manufacturers,
suld BY c. Orr koo. .
Rssd Kr1h
Jos. 6rRveA-
Va P Hekelyey,
And Book sellers generally MIL
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Tbsr uutire-
Leave Martinsri1s n 6sDO An
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Leave Wheeling On way down At e:I5 and S;s5 A
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your hand and style Of writing, which VII do yum
writing vastly cheaper than Essl PsnA II yuu
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L tla<fy rUa1al4sa e lur EaaslC, WING las 80
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FenaiVoii fruln Lnuilgiiie and BllrimoFe- EuIse h
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-21
TIKI
OFFICIAL WAR MAP.
Hazards Railroad 4 MIlitaryMap
opwE SOUTHERN STATES.

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II su-Iryk. sns-ravs1 IA EllH FinaEa 9tgls Il Nap
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TDnrsrTine All the lsufFuas, 1l1ut the War DelT4-
IIf iulrl.liafsly authorised its pubIirusinn aud
5iss-ibufed ONE THOUSAND COPIES among Che
(S,l,,rlIs and CuIunsls Of rhe Army
A. Il 4 THE ONLT NAP TlJEt q rid - Or
FIC,III II = the most Reliable and AuthGuIie, and
rum ftE lares Buss-G2 BY 80 tndhes-dhOU6 NJ =
pinr.e 4he FrinriEli1 Places, and m the SrrE:eic
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
[eimsueet's Inimitable Hair r.

This is the original arries, 40 long known for pro
noting lExuriaut growth OF ths hair, and rsstnr
ne Ms original VOlur, however ersy. Sold II the
Medicine Depot, 2l2 Rruaauuy, n 7, and by AL
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-21

- 80 Us ~ Ah .
Mr. Powell, OF KeHlErEy, mOEea1o post
Pone ise h'H I'LL to-IHorrou 10 allow u.s.
colleague 70 Finish his s;,.erh. Hs7bopztt
Il very uuusG..l 70 refuse such a Request.
Mr. Fessen,ien said Il vas 4 cry aaGsual
at Ihis pss.oS 90 the session On a i,.a.
which had been discussed 50 mech te-- :.
senator 10 make a spseeh on general ;,rft-
cIFies hours IN lensth and ask Tor mare
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-29
TIE l. & & r A PHO.

New Orleans, April 2i.-The fol,
lowing dispatch was received this
morning. by the Governor. 1t indi.
Gates a desperate attack on the part
of the enemy to capture the city
They are avoiding the forts. AT
the Major Generals office we are as
sured that there is no serious cause
for alarm:
Quarantine Station. seven miles
above the Forts. April -24.-Several
of the enemy's gunboats have passed
the forts and are being resisted. Two
steamers have already passed this
point, and are scanning every point.
The steamer star has been burned,
but we hear Of no other damage
Two or three, vessels are now burn
ing The steamer Doubloon from
below; has arrived here safe.
Corinth, April Earthquakes
just received here state that General
Buckner and Col. Roger Hanson,
who were taken prisoners at Fert
Donelson, are to be exchanged for
Gen'ls Preutiss and McMickem
The enemv's forces are reported
as leaving Fort Pillow and moving
up the Tennessee.
The report Of Gen. Beauregard OF
the battle of Shiloh has been com
pleted and will be FORWARDED to Rich
mond tomorrow by special mes
sengcr.
Gen. Beauregard has issued or
ders. for commanding officers to re.
port all cases of distinguished gal.
lantry among our troops, as we'll as
acts of cowardice. that they may be
gazetted. SPARTA.
Augusta, April 22.-The Savan
Nah Republican, of this morning
contains a dispatch dated Memphis
2lst, which states that the Federals
landed in heavy force on Forked
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-29

The Richmond Wing thus sums
up the proceedings Of the 10th inst.
in the Confederate Congress:
In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Yam
cy, of Alabama, introduced resolu-
ton. which was adopted, directing
inquiry into the rights and privileges
exercised by consuls Of foreign coun-
tries: A bill was passed authorizing
the issue of s5,OOO,OoO Of Treasury
notes Of the denomination Of 81 and
So. The house has yet to act upon
the bin. A joint resolution from tho
House, expressing the thanks of
Congress to the patriotic women Of
the country for their contributions to
the army, was concured in
The Houee of Representatives ad-
opted resolutions of thanks, to Gen.
Sibley, his officers and men, for the
late victory in New Mexico, and to
the officers. and men of the Patrick
Henry, jamestown, Teazer, and 9th
er vessels engaged in the naval
battle at Hampton Roads, for their
gallantry on that occasion.
Bills regulating the fees of clerks.
marshals and district attorneys were
passed.
The maximum annual. salary of
district attorneys is fixed At $4,000.
The report Of Capt. Buchanan, Of
the naval battle at Hampton Roads,
was received, and $500 copies of it
ordered to be printed.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-29

:ured schooner of Cape Fear bar
last Friday, trying to make her way
into the fort. All is quiet here.
Richmond, April 2o-The Senate
on Friday passed the house bill ap-
propriating fifteen hundred thousand
dollars for the construction of a rail-
road between Galveston and New
Orleans. 1t also passed the House
bill to provide for the organization Of
partisan rangers. The Senate re-
fused to concur in the resolutions of
the House resembling the resolution
OF adj ournment on the 21st.
In both Houses the report of the
joint. committee on the flag and seal,
with accompany ing design for flag.
have been received. The field is to
be of white satin, having in the CEN
ire device of the sun on azure a
shield and one star for each State.
The House postponed the considera-
ton Of the report for the present ;.
yeas, 80; nays, 81;
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-29
SINGLE COPY 1O,CENTe

The privilege of yearly advertisers is
strictly limited to their own immediate and
regular business; as.d the business Of an
advertising firm is not considered as inclu-
ding that "f its individual members.
Advertisements published at irregular
intervals, 81 per square for each insertion
All advertisements for strangers or tran
s'ent persons, to be paid in advance.
Advertisements not marked on the copy
for a specified time, Will pc inserted till for
bid. and payment exacted.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-29
"Who saved the capital o. is a

Who saved the capital 2" is %
question that is now agitated in
Lincolnite circles. Says a New1ork
journal of the Sd instant:
The attempt of the Philadelphia
press to claim for the small band Of
Pennsylvania troops who arrived at
Washington on the 18th of April,
the credit of having saved the CAPT
tai from seizure by the rebelss has
excited much ridicule here. It is
well known that this squad Of four
hundred and fifty men came here
without arms. clothes, equipments or
discipline, and were here for weeks
before they We're fit for any service.
The 9th Massachusetts was the first
armed regiment to enter Washington
when. it was beleagered, and the dis
trict militia was the sole protection
until the blockade was broken by
the advance by way of Annapolis.
a pistol mandatory in Dallas,
Texas, turns out twenty-five or thir-
tv reyolyerS ppr week
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-29
SHREVEPORT, TUESDAY, APRIL 49, 1862

Ing order. lhe most OF them have
been disabled at times.
The health of our troops continues
$4,000 13-inch shells have been
fired by the enemy-thousands of
which have fallen within the fort
They must soon exhaust themselves;
if not, we car stand it as long as they
can. Signed,
J. X. DUNCAN, Brig. Gen.
e.. Com. Fort Jackson
New Orleans, April 21.-A spe.
cial dispatch to the Delta from Fort
Jackson at half past eight O'Clock
last evening, says the enemy's fire is
much abated. They have fired
100000 pounds Of powder any 1000
tuns Of iron. Such a bombardment
has never been heard. Another such
has never been recorded in history
Our loss is five killed and ten wound
ed. The firing is now very slow
The mortar vessels have gone out Of
sight below the point in the woods
We sunk two yesterday and disabled
a steamer.
Mobile, April 21.-The Charles.
ton Courier Of this morning say.
some prisoners captured by the Fed.
erals have been released, and arrived
in that city. They say the FEEDER.
ais report that at the bombardment
Of Pulaski seventeen were killed in
one of their garrisons. The walls Of
the fort were not preached a train
of cars on the South Carolina road
Columbia branch, was thrown off the
track on Saturday night killing two
and fatally wounding one.
Richmond, April l9.-The report
that jackson is falling back to
Waynesboro is discredited here, as
it conflicts with official information
Nothing new from the Peninsula
Norfolk, April 2o.-There was
heavy canonading yesterdy afternoon
at the Rip Raps, from which thirty
one shells were thrown at Sewell's
point, without damage. The dis.
charges of musketry continued 70,
hours and were heard on Friday and
Saturday night. 1t was supposed tc
have been some distance above New
port News.
A large Federal force, supposed tc
be five thousand strong, landed al
Pasquestrak river, Camdon county,
and near Elizabeth City, N. c., yes.
terday. They were attacked by
Colonel Wright of the third Georgia
Regiment, and Capt. Forbes of a
militia company, at one o'clock P. NJ
Our small force fought with great
bravery. The Federal loss was
heavy. Six Contederates We're kill
ed, including Captain McComas, Of
Wise's legion, and 1t. Wilson of the
third Georgia regiment. Sixteer
were killed, and fifteen are missing
The battle continued five hours
! Col. Wright's force retired from tn,
field at midnight, and fell back t.
Half Way House, on the Disma
Swamp canal, a very strong position
He has since been reinforced. Gu
wounded have arrived here and bee,
placed in the hospital, Most ofthen
are wounded slightly.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-29

Deer NAVef, ABOVE orr IlllOW. 1t
is believed that the Federals were
falling back from. the Tennessee
river.
An arrival from Paducah reports
Gen. Halleck there on the 10th.
The post bill from Tampa, Flori-
da, has the following endorsement
1.-The commander of the blockade,
within two miles Of this place sent
a boat, and orde.ed the town to be
surrendered, or be bombarded.-
Mayor Thomas replied, Come along
then and take us; 1 shall not sur
render"
Richmond, April 22.-The Knox
vile Register Of Sunday has relia-
bic information from Eastern Ken
lucky that Fremont has left that
section with his whole force, some
twenty-thousand. for Corinth.
The Yankee gunboats which went
up the Rappahannock river last
week, passed Urbana yesterday, out
ward bound, with three captured
schooners.
There was bold but unsuccessful
attempt Of thirty convicts last night
to break out of the penitentiary.
Norfolk, April 22.-The French
ship Gassendi left to-day with NJ
Parriler, French Minister, on board,
who arrived here to-day from Rich
lnond.
New Orleans, April 23.-'Thc fol-
lowins official dispatch from Maj Sen.
Lowell to Brig Gen. Duncan, command
ing Fort jackson, says to officers
and ,nen. that their heroic fortitude
in enduring one Of the most terrific
commandments know n, and the cour-
age and skill with which they crush
the enemy whenever he dares to come
from under cover, attract the admira
ton of all, and will be recorded in
history as splendid examples for pa
triots and soldiers. Anxious but
confident families and friends are
watching them with firm reliance
based on the gallant exhibition thus
far made of indomitable courage and
great military skill. The enemy will
try your powers of epf urance, but we
believe with no better success than
already experienced. Signed.
NJ. LOWELL.
Maj. General Commanding.
Gen. Duncan's reply to Maj. Gen,
Lowell runs thus: l have to report
this morning the bombardment still
going on furiously. They keep it up
continuously by relief of their divis.
ion. One of their three-mastcd gun
boats, painted grey. came above the
point this morning, but was struck
and retired. We are hopeful and in
good spirits, and very much in earnest
l cannot speak in too high praise OF
all officers and men No further cas-,
ualties to report. Let the people
have faith and fortitude, and We will
not disgrace them. =.
j. II. DUNCAN, BrigGen.
New Orleans, April 23.-The fol
lowing dispatch was received from
Fort jackson to-day:
There.was a heavy continued BON
bardmen. all night, and is still pro
crossing.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-29
ASSOCIATION MS.
~ 4 S O N I c.

x ~ 4 S O n &c.
Tvs andy and A. hr NJ No LG 11s. meets Hs IT.
Every Friday at u p, NJ.
john w. JONES, W. NJ.
j. H. Brownlec, Sec'y.
Shreveport Chapter of r. A. NJ. No. 10,
meets on the end aud 4th Monday of each
month, alta 2. NJ. j. G.. MCWMLIAMs,
y. &. Waller, Recorder HIP.
sShreceport Council, X. and s NJ. No. 5,
lieets on the LIST and Sd Saturday of each
,l"nth, at II =. NJ EMMETT D. CRAIG,
5enry Levy, Recorder. T.'.G.' M
~ Place of meeting, at the Masonic Hall
Texas street, over Mayors Office no24
The national Republican., 1862-10-20
WHTER ARRAnoEnEH7>
Pbiladslpha, Wilmington, and Baltimoss
IL1 q oAD.

On and sfssr MONDAY, nov. 10, 1881,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADEL-
RHIA:
For Bsltimors, at s.ao u, SIS .. n, IL ~ .. n,
For Chester, at SiSs m, IL ,ss .. n ,s1 and 10 "
For wilninstou, st $50 . n, SIS .. H., II 80 .
for New Castle, al g. IS .. N and s.1 n
For Dover, st sis .. n. and a.4s p. m.
For Milford, st SIS .. m.
For balsbury, at ID .. u.
TEAMS FOB PHILADELPHIA
Leave baltimore at Q 30 .. n. I (ExpresD Los
N lExpIsm .: % and N. (EIPrss)
s.tS, and o.to p. N.
Leave Salisbury at % p. N.
Lesve Milford 1t A6b p. Ia.
Leave Dover at 9 ~ m. aud o.top N.
Leave Newcastle ut II q. IN. and $40 D. n.
Leave Chester Ut $50 .. m, 1915, 40, and $50
p, n.
Leave s:s.no.; e, Salisbury and
diate stations, at Les p. N.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at s%b .. m, l2.o6 and II 90 p. n.
Leave Wilmington at 4soh. m, s.2s O. n, II u
p a ass Il TRAr e with Passenger Gar .,,.sA.a
Iesv: fniisd.iPhi., for P.rryvils and ,ntern..
date places, st $40 p. m.
Leave Wilmington, for Psrryvills and internsdi.
Iss!s Ssitncrs, i0r Hs,rs d..ar,e. and inter
mediats stations, sts N.
Oh SUNDAYS ONLY:
A. $50 q =. and 1850 p. N from Philadslphls to
a hon Baltimore 70 rhilsd.lph...
Ths 20 n Train from Phi1sdelphis 70 Bala
more will run daily z'"aa~ seYs.a II yr,,on
IN ST Prsddcpt
The national Republican., 1862-10-20

TUBT TRY OUR NEW STOCK OF CLOTHING
d from the Peoples Clothing store, No: $50 Sew.
enth street, near r. They out wear snything you
ean buy, and they srs sold so cheap A.. a.
No. 400 Seventh street, near +.
would sdvi.e all to come and buy their Clothing
u SMITH 3, No. $50 Seventh street.
If you are wise you will come to SMITHS, No
400 Seventh street, near y, opp site City Post Once
70 buy y.ur Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks,
Hats, and Caps.
The PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE, No. 400
seventh street. 10 the best place 10 town to buy your
.p 4 co. lss ais
street
Call soon and nee our new stock of Fall and Win.
4 ,, -: rh6rLE's cLoTRINd STORE No ~d
Great attractions at No. 4so Seventh street New
stock Of Clothing Just arrived. and selling st our
usual low prices. j. II. SMITH CO., Clothisrs,
No go Seventh street, and corner Twentieth street
and Penn ayenss.
Greet bargains in Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
| tieth stxsst and Penn, svenus.
SMITH h CO., Clothisrs, First ward, cor. Tvsa.
sth street and Penn avenue is the cheapest place
In town to buy your Fall and Wintsr Clothing.
Call st the Flrst wssd Clothing store and get
rs and wints. GlSshinSd fl H. Ssp:
Cor. Twsntisth street and Penn. sv.
FIRST. WARD CLOTHING HOUSE, oorne,
Twentieth street and Psnnsylvanls avenue.
You osn buy your Clothing, Has, CAPS, Boots
and Shoes cheap, corner Of Twsntisih street and
Psnnsylvania avenue.
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The national Republican., 1862-10-20

CEALED PROPOSALS are invited till the Esd
. day Of October, until II m, for farnishing the
sgbsstsnes Department with 10000 Barrels OF
Bids will be received for what 10 known a No. l.,
No. and No ., and for any portion lees than the
90 900 barrels.
Bids for the different grades should be upon ssp.
arste sheets Of paper. No bid will be entertained
unless ,he bidder present to respond 70 his bid.
The quantity Of Flour required will be about 500
barrels daily, delivered either IT 0oyernpent
Warehouses Ia GsoIgtown, or II the Railroad De
pot at Washir gtn, ID. O.
lust before the Flour u received.
The barrels to be head lined.
and g. S SSI
and G. s, U. 8. A At Washington, D. c., and en-.
dorsed "Proposals Tor Fionr." oct II