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The national Republican., 1862-06-14
'EUvERNMENT ADvTS.
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All IL passrs desig gna{sJ n glasses I, y,S ala l,
must cpntsiu 400 perfect skSts 70 the resm Ind No
materials, free ffom sdiinrsilOn 6nisheS ID sHs bs
manaer, ~ .to Q ssus edge, and ,eeure'y Ard sub
Will. Or sis. s!d s.. S.Ssss :. 70
be .earised Sv NJ odse Ihess ts siSsss S,S I,
specified In the sehsduls. m
The right h teseTvsa Of ordering greater or less
IL Slses % Ss uasSsa Il ssaS uns. sd ii Il luoa &
qaantnies = tAs psbiic seg.ice may rsqsiee.. -,
Il ksch ~ Sil be oonsldersd sepaiatslys snd be
..ail.s 70 Sosssaf MI bidtsts nsy s9sr
nsS AZ y SsGRs as ~ = &c Sai
his their proposa shall be accepted viii Snfee Into
IN obisation, With soad and ,apfnsiea AnIejies to
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TusT Lo0k ATTnlsy-WIO- 80
J WANTS A PLEASANT HOMES-The N
" rderstgned ofers Tor SALE or BENT hi.
Place, Known q GROVE COTTAGE. 10 the Ilfal
village Of Fails Church, FsiIfsx county Virginia
II L. on the Aiexandria and I.ee-burg turnpike, and
within few ppute! walk Of the cepot on the ii
miles from Georgetown, o or from W ashingten
and from Alexandra. -"
The place contains some ten acrA Of ch ,ioe land,
10 good Gu tivatiou, with NE idow, pasture, piow
lsad, and Estden, in goot prop9Iticns Alec, ABOUT
apricot, pear, plum. cherry apd quncs trees ala,
soosebeuies, risppefrtes. strawberries, currants
sss sSd ss,ps!agus beddss any anosut of ornamental
Grave q ttage st .nda in beautiful grove OF OAK
and chestnut, with soqs eyeyxrsens snd /, ccuye.
nient Ia every Iespset and In good eondition; ~
first rate oellst and I well Of good water By the
door also, q fine rpfingin the psstuis
CO, ysiieltt to the house Is Isfge cirrisee barn
sta bes yard, shed and all necessary Out. buildinrs
P1sseS Ion can be givea Immediately.
II. w. READ,
First ComptfoTeffs once,
Tftnsufy Depari Isept.
my s-u - of ~ t42 Ninth street
The national Republican., 1862-06-14
RAILROADS, 1IU.
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FORMGW " i LoNDoN, ,i,.guII
There connect ing. NTH abe Steamboat ExpleS
s.s!;s. 1900 I:Ssaes.lsS sSses;ts taas.is3
Esslght AakH9 at tssIS t1stse y ;i ico .,,si
Fofiatmnation isauirAofrol , Vp.psaa,ot.
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nSsAtfrrp'. ~ ioslL .s,Akent, On thA Tteh
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DRuPOsaLs ron FUEL.
QUARrKRhArER's 8 OFYIcH,
.tn U. &. karass Cbrrs,

ilt-gr.i, .g.da - US Hart.s GCris,
/ 90. Washipgton, May 70. iss2.
L SEALED PROT O3ALS will be received vi this
pfhpe until Monday, ths 3Sd dty Of June, 1869, nj
So,oicck + Il for suIply,hg Wood AID Coal TO tho
u. b MRTiDes stationed at Warrington, ID, O., from
fstu July. 1861, 10 8)th Of June. 1883.
The Wood to be good merchsntsbl, Oak, aud I.
del sered, piled, msasurd aud inspected at tuch
poob within the walls OF the Marine Bsrrscks a.
may be designated by the Commanding Marine
OiMcer, free oi eK peuss 20 the Uni ed states
The Coal TO be best Whith Ash Anthracite Egg
Coal, free from dus', aud to weigh 2,24l pounds 10
tho ton, 70 be weighed, inspected and delivered at
such points witha the walls of the Marine Barracks
~ may be detgnsted BY the Commanding Marine
O6cer, free Of expense 10 the United States and
both Wood snd Goal to be furnished st suoh times
al In such quavtities % the said Commanding Ma.
rine OfTcBr may require ....r- ....
Payments will be made upon the quarterly requi.
ut on,of thS1 ommandiog 0icer, stating the quan.
titles r,qaiyed f.r the use Of his command, agreeable
A guaranty to be signed by two responsible p.r.
sons whose responsibility must be certified to, by the
United States District Judge, Uniied States District
Attorney, or United Statss Collector, must accom-.
.suy each proposal, otherwise 1t will not be con.
70 :. .sdor.sd :" Proposals for Fuel, and ad.
= W. b. SLACK,
may 22-lawiw Major and Quartsrmsstsr.
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NkOTnlNG AlD CLOTHING MATE.
" III ~ INA
lIaTnGEzdl M ylossp

sEpARATE PBQfoeAi.s, sealed and sndorss<
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ordeed by,sks Chsfof this b.esl, O by ths com
mandasts Of the aid navy yards, rsipss'yely, dur
{Sf Hss 70 I:'slas. .os y iSss siyof q j? u.
a'sr.''. ctassE ~ 'n
.......a blue Clo,h Pea Jackste.
Bhs ss.Siss "a yssks,s 7'"'eh
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Dlas Felt 6sps.
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r'' p, H'sr Blss Flaa.sl Ovsnhirts-, 80, 81 ID,
Esu. w5-ii.a Saiiss x$. undenhir.
~- pirsNwsolss kaItBnve1l
ss..v... ps't psttits; f,s...s.
bssnsly shsstips frseAs
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1ssrnsiey sh.stinE '.'' ."s
Canv.,s DUCK.
rrrWruT fF' Go, ..,,,,,.
~ ,caIf,tin Laced Shoes. rirs"-'' . =
Kipsfio shoes - .-trTrrn ~ ~
GRABBED Leather Boots '-r.,' r,.r-,
woslsn soei. sla'' L. ....... '"~ =. +,
~-." = Mattresses, with Two sovers for sso,i.,
..' mo- CLAss IA. a''rp"7-rH
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$40 PkNNsHLVASiA,A v asU UN. II So
n" - - , = III :.
light WINES,
I = For Summer Use. !:
eonsktius:of 3; ..3 -
CLA.;ETs. RHINE,
= ,..,,., HUNGARIAN AND. .,.....i

~ .r ' - sPANIsH WINS
80 Also, - q ~ -,l'isI
Aa Leaafr9 B'aHt q ciamIan( a, p,usiiiiaalis L,,o
u --"," ii Pres ,.,-a q.
EMILE BUPRE, No. aat fenusylvanis avenae
begs lssyr 70 Inform hs iTsnds AID eistomss, Tia,
he ha. rsaswsd his large a. Oh ofthe.s bova WINS
and resls'rily soi the pssronsss, OF the txats
and p2bno-.s ~'rirrs E.'DUPRE.
NY Wl7-sm .ssifEnnrylssu..siass
'Esssss- qMIOn WlLE g,tAHD, ,lr.7ra'a
~. ENq MArJER EgO'S fREBIDEsIr
Gonhs9pehtly, l ihsllreiAaas In Weshinstop Sld
s'"Huus 70 Pyrsue ny ee,pgaaon Of -7Tr'is
novsL. stoN, AMI, n,SRHAMsHIHIr,,
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IkIpIH9ein Hhls s<Stshes ol3 GI,SkJ3G
Rponptty httsnded o.. ;lRsystAg aat qp,sa.ai4s
M sSsy: Vii \ II i :. sssp AZ !: % III. sc..ss, @
neteisss plisIt the pss.aaafs Of AN iIisadat
Sbsrvedy ~ WORK ders 10 a. be,t ssSnst i..s
NsVnsPlssS' uild yps, 80 4, tssd 10y ~
, n .;fars.s II ,.JA.GpR Akkif8N, ,t,s
4 y ,yisss ElhslaE tEstsi klds.,.,
ss.llsiii ;:;'ss'I ~: - ss 4 !
sffr ~ G'L igs7e 500 di!hra !
aW ,Ttsfa U ,GIima o ,ngR,pss {
The national Republican., 1862-06-14

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,sbrm' " 0uaya'uee

,ws-,o Of the county of -, and Stat.
State Of .---, do hereby guaranty that ---is Ia
able to ful6i contract In aeoo dance with the terms
Of his proposition, 81 that, should his proposition
accPrdeNcA thsreyhh. I..!.
ShbSia fhs Contract be awarded him, we are pre-
pal ed 70 become his steutitici. ... =. ....l
y ITO Ms suaran'ee iaust be appended the Official
oeftiNo ~ above lnendopad.) -. ...
The national Republican., 1862-06-14

EIvAhs 4 WATsOHs ....
PHILADELPHIA e..
sALAMAHDER, go
FIRE AND
.. .... . ....... BURGLAR PROOF
> A f. e ~
stor, 's"uth Fourth. street, -.
Orders icosived by =" '-
~ -. W. b. sHEPHERD,
Corner Of Severn til and d strsets.
Ian lily W shIpgton u. q
The national Republican., 1862-06-14

0 weigh t"snsy ,sszs psaaed. aSd y pet Y i;SS s
q aioo ,sa%s writing ,nspss, .is BY Is iastssu y
0. 100. sss$s wIitSs -papst,, Is 81 n, ,511Hs, y
.siwstRk twenty f6ui pounds per rd3H.nn,'
4. 81 sssmt Writing papsI. !. BY 49, hsllss, p
s. 400 ,ss;ns ns ,i'sS ErissnS tssshs ;;s BY isiHsA,
The national Republican., 1862-06-14
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, 4,

All mul soontraoted for under this advertisement
Will be subjestsd to rsid inspection, and thoss t
conf rming 10 tbs specdostions will be rel iotei.
The male. must ell be delive cd In thi, city within
tssl twenty -. days from tho date Of signng the
3 Payment to 10 made upon The completion Of each
tsrmsstef shsll b. 10 funds. ''' -
Aty 10 nfSrmsllty In Shs bid. or non. .confot nance
With the terms of this advertisement, will en- ure
the Iejestion Of TIE proposal. ... 80
Tksss mules WiiI be awarded In lots Of 5000 i've
hn ndred sach unless the Depot Quartermaster may
deem = for the ls'rsst Of the Govsrnmsnt TO vary
The p.pot Qusr,ern ,ster re.ervss to himseir the
5Es all blds 'h;' ~ h M,K %sy Es a. too
e., H. Colonel and Depot Quarternastsr,
The national Republican., 1862-06-14

FrDroo opsssAks, SOk csEULGS' an, a4f
|sisq il ~ stJasa "a . srs, xs.i.:ssr; r.,
T.. Z; soss = sa' asRss sss Si
.at Nita . 0sOj lwo tn wsgd Mules 10
coHssMsS 0sSf,l1sWiut u %" b9f-rr' srt.r .r
nonolgmo2 zSfHcIFIpxrIo B" 'paura'.
All 10 be tf4J ioSftsen hal ds srd ,ver in high
frvs s,ixIss 70 be oIskla three and Ut def'o) sinr
os. .sis 10 tsSisfit, ,~o .ns, under t'I ,t.r,
lI Mihsooe-soaid .sric.ble Nu'ss for dsaush,
S'brroT eGPRopOsALs.g ", W ~. !, %.
|stThS f6s naas Esd past eiiss sddress Of the bill
s.asis i; os arm the Fam.
:ts: % Hs s. or Sf &c S"rtnf S ef
sbsasts hon dsa.yar Sats;, wu MT be e,nai.rei,
40 W n o. alesnnos Aust accompany each
Ps possis mus. b sdlrsssed 70 Col D. II lsueker
Quai,eIm s,er U. 8. Army, wsshi, ,Eton p O, and
should be ainly nalh Proposals for Mules"
f'vnis r.l in-toUAR klRTEKs =, .,472-n
,Tfhs dAss 10 1.-The contract, should
te beAMAs ed 70 WIN. nv he guarantiei BY two re-
saa ss n ". sssosS pfe - must 20 App'"'
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pss dst,sst oouttos q th' United States distic,
Biddsrs .sass b. pssssst Ia person when the bid.
No spsnsA rss thsk -psopossh will not be oonsid
Bond: e. ..ae thousand asll.r.. .is@,,
Ss IF .hs upon 'suns 'h'
AZ ths boz. nss. accompany n. eost.set, It vi
sSs@, % . SsSs' Sss's ssass Il sntoipsti:n and
ready to bs ipasd when The contract Il signed.
Blanks for 6onda can be procured ION application
ssSs msdt !. MI once either perton'l'y BY letter.
The national Republican., 1862-06-14

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4. SPECIAL AsrKSros y REQUESTED.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-19
ArrlvnI Of the Edinburr.

New YoRK, Feb. l8.--The Edinburg, from
Liverpool at midnight Of the Sd, and Queens
town the night OF the Alb. Of February, arrived
at noon to-day. Her adyices are via Liverpool
little more than one day later, but by way Of
Queensto We, they are two days later.
The rebel steamer Nashville left Southamp-
ton on the Sd inst. She passed the Federal
gunboat Tuscarora off CoWea, where the latter
was anchored. The Tuscarora steamed up to
start In chase of the Nashville, but the ffigate
Shannon was alongside TO prevent her departure
for twenty -four hours. The last seen Of the
Nashville was that she was steaming down the
channel With all speed. 1fH 4
The brigantine Fanny Lewis, from Charles
Ton on the 1st of January, has arrived at Liv-
erpool, with cotton and rosin.
The London Morning Post revives tho re-
port that the Archduke Maximilian will accept
the throne of Mexico.
vienna, Feb. 4.--Austria will accept the
throne OF Mexico for Archduke Macmillan,
but will not cede Venitia 10 exchange.
There 10 monetary crisis at Venitia, and
the government has decreed forced circulation
Of the new money.
Disturbances have taken place at Verona and
Mantua.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 4-Sales OF cotton to-day
5000 bales, including 1900 to speculOtors and
exporters. Market closed quiet and unchang.
ed. Advlces from Manchester unfavorable,
Market for goods and yarns inactive.
Breadstuffs quiet and steady. Provisions
dull and generally easier. Bacon steady and
unchanged Produce Transactions have been
small, and market generally steady. ls
LONDON, Feb. 4-Consols closed to-day at
9224@94% for money. Latest sales of Ameri-
can stocks: Erie 2S1s@2s16; Illinois at 46@
43c discount. at lf911
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-19
Cincinnati Market.

o.sn-AsATis sen' w.
FL0UR--The demand is good and prices 100 hiaher.
superhne 81 30@4 IS. and extra "a 4O0p4 SO.
WHIsKY--An active demand and prices 2ko hirher.
Gales Of 1900 barrels at 20920Kc; the latter rae for
wagon.
PR0VIsI0NS-The market continues greatly unset
tied and excited. Holders are sill out Of the market
and generally refuse to price for any article.
MESS P0RK-Su is offered. Sales OF 800 barrels at
BULK P0RK-3kO3Xo 10 offered.
sHOULDERs-5se % Of 5000 pcs bulk al SIC.
LANDING Is offered, but only small lots could be
procured al these rates The sales were 20 tcs prime At
Tkc and 60 do gut at 6Xc,
CANDLEsA sale Of 200 boxes full weight at $50 net,
boxes extra The demand Is good and this 10 an advance
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-19

Arrival of Prisoners from Fort DOn-
eIson-C -CInrksvilIe, Tenn, Probably
Burned.
C4mo Feb, 1.-THE steamer Memphis ar
rived from Fort Donelson this evening, bringing
a Mississippi regiment prisoners, and fifty or
sixty wounded soldiers, who were left at Mound
City. Eightor nine boats are on the way
with rebel prisoners.
The rebels who escaped are supposed TO have
gone TO Nashville, where, or at Clafksville, IL
is supposed the Confederates will attempt to
make another stand.
This evening great light was seen for sew.
eral hours In the direction OF Clarksville, and
tits supposed the rebels have either burned the
town or their steamboats, on the river, to pre-
vent them from falling into our hands. -!
Rebel officers admit that If we take Nash
Vile the rebellion in Tennessee Is gone up.
The prisoners will probably be sentt TO Camp
Douglas, Chicago. tsntrr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-19
THIRTY.sEvENrH CONGRESS-.
First Session.
WAsHlNGroN, Eel

l WAsHiNGToN, Feb. IL.
SENATE.-Mr. Harlan presented communi'
cation from the Secretary Of the Interior, in re.
gard to the recently discovered gold mines Of
California.
On motion of Mr.. Nesmith, the joint resolu-
tion relative to tho mode of the payment OF the
awards for settling the Oregon and washington
war debt, was taken up. .es'J !.
Mr.. Lane of Ind, asked to have q dispatch
read, received by Gen. Mcclellan, OF the cap
ture of Fort Donelson by the land forces OF the
United States. Wy ~ nst ~. t-
HoUsE.-Mr. Colfax asked and readily OBJ
tanned permission to make statement relative
to Fort Donelson. Amid profound silence, Mr..
Coliax said that Gen. Mcclellan had authorized
him to inform the House that be had just re-
ceived q dispatch from Cairo informing him Of
the arrival Of the gunboat Carondolet at that
place, bringing the news of the capture of Fort
D0nelson yesterday, by the land forces of the
United States, with fifteen thousand prisoners,
including General Algernon Sithey Johnston
and General Buckner. General Floyd ran and
escaped. The loss on both sides is very heavy.
Applause greeted the dispatch.
Mr.. Wright moved an adjournment. Disa-
greed to. The House evidently at the time was
not in proper condition for business. .l'
Mr.. Mallory moved TO discharge the COM
mittee on the Conduct of the War, as from the
good news received this morning there seemed
to be no further use for them. This was greet
ed with loud laughter, and cries Of "agreed," "
agreed"
WAsHINGToN, Feb. IL.
SENATE.-Mr. Wilson of Massachusetts, from
the Military committee, reported back the joint
resolution from the House relative to certain
railroads in Missouri. The resolution to Ru-
thorize the Secretary Of War to pay certain
railroads in Missouri for transportation. Pend
ing the consideration Of the question, o mes
sage was received from the House asking re-
turn of the resolution, which was done.
Mr.. Harris moved to print the bill offered by
him. He said the bill was founded on the Eng
lish principle OF outlawing. II provides for the
forfeiture Of the rights and privileges, under
the laws, of those who take up arms against the
United States, Ordered to be printed.
The case Of Mr.. Stark of Oregon was taken
up. l..
After a long discussion on admitting Stake,
the Senate adjourned. b
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ing to the continued slckness Of the Prssidept'a'
children, one Of whom 70 extremely Ill. 4
4 The Military Board Of Inspectors are Q n
gagged In examining supplies received at tho
clothing department. from Philadelphia and
New York, and have condemned twenty-five
thousand pfivates coAts. VI ~
/ Efforts are making 70 organize clothing
and supply bureau for soldiers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-19
Humorod surrender Of savannah.

BALTIMORE, Feb. Is 1T Is rumored by pas.
sengers on board the Old Point boat, that news
had reached Norfolk Of the surrender of Ga
vanneh without firing q gun. Our dispatch
from Fortress Monroe makes no mention Of Il.
The story is therefore given as mere rumor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-19
From Fortreaa n1onroo. !.

FoRTREss MoNRoE, Feb. ls.-We understand
that the Norfolk Day Book this morning makes
no mention of the surrender Of Fort Donelson,
but represents that the contest Is still going on
Nothing additional has been received from
Savannah .gEa.t r.a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-19

CHIoAGo, Feb. ls There is no foundation
for the report telegraphed from here BY the
Pennsylvania Railroad lineto Philsdelphia, and
telegraphedsf from there by the psess, that Price
and bis army had been captured.