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The national Republican., 1862-10-29
FIN ANCiAL.

Two announcements have been recently
made, which afford public satisfaction.
FIRST. That the proceeds Of the internal taxes
promise to be msterisl'y larger, possibly one
half larger, than the estimates Of those who
framed the act imposing these taxes.
Second. That the Secretary Of the Treasury
rejects the propositions which are made to him.
to purchase the ELK per cent. Government bonds
below par. Under the present system. the cir
culasiog Treasury note, are convertible at the
pleasure Of the holders into such bonds, aud
the process Of conversion is constantly goipg
on, although not at q rapid rate.
These two aunsuncen eats, taken together,
give assurance that the public credit will be
sustained, unless the military mismapagement
reaches point which no imaginable strength
OF credit can bear up under.
1t would be in vain that the taxes became
Unexpectedly productive, if the usurers were
permitted TO come in and swallow up every
ihipg Their rapacity is oounlless and iusa-
TABLE II they get an ZACH, they will insist
opon an ell. If they could buy Government
stooks 10 day for a5, they would insist upon
buyiLg them tomorrow for co. The down.
ward progrers once entere upon, there would
be no balting place, until the Government
credit ceased TO have any recognized price.
There is but one way 10 deal with the
money leni,rs, and that !s, to let them under
stand that 10 no event, or contingency, are
they 70 tsve the six per cent stocks Of the
ULited States at less than par. That is higher
rate OF iutsres. than lie yielded by the property
OF the ceuuiry, upon au average, and is quite as
high rate as the Government eau aIord to
pay. To oler more. is merely to commit sui
eide OF its own credit
There is good deal Of ciamor from tn,
bankere, against the Treasury circulating not,s
This c.auor IL ueither unexpected or unac.
couutabls. Those who have engaged from
time immemoridl, tue lucrative monopoly Of
supplying the paper currency, do not relish
any interference by the Government vita ,heir
vocation. These Treasury notes, however, ars
ucmistlkahiy popular, aud the Indications are
that upon the present large scaie Of public re-
ceipts and expenditures. an issue of five hun
dred millions would MOI be attended with al
iutlation Of price,. That is q thing, however
to bs t. sted by trial, and by feeling our way
alcng. So far as the issue has as yet pro-
gressed, no Injurious cons, quences have mani
tested them. elves. Toe idea that prices hav,
beea raised by Treasury notes, SO as to aug
meut the expenses OF the Government, has yer,
little foundation. The large contracts jus
made, after advertising, for horses mules ant
cattle, are at lower rates that when the wa
commenced. Textile fabrics have risen Il
cost, but that is msnifestly the consequence
not of paper money, but OF the loss Of the South
ern cotton crop.
The national Republican., 1862-10-29


ORDNANCE OFFICE.
Rs ss. ns Ts p.Is
L. O Ch.iii,s, ot Warrington, D. c., offer. 90 c.tto
M 3. Mssss, OF Philade phi., ontrs 900 Msnie
Ride. cal IL at SO each ana 1900 smooth bore
musteIs, cal. ,1s. at g sseh.
geisisn Musksts at $40 Recommended BY Hon.
fs.Siss;a Hsan.u, .. g Ne. ysrs, q offer: % 60,
tMusk.ts at $40, and 800 Ended Rims muskeis At
sat Recommended BY John A. Andrew, Governor
John HosY. OF New York, offers 10 70, Pru.ian
Rifles al 50. Exchange iss
ho,%sss; rre.dsS. OF Mlddl,to.n osI' 900
som%.ndsd s YSty BY M.jos % assoeS no terms STAYED Ne
samusi J. Fattsison, oi Indianapolis, offers land
on which 70 erect arsenal No teims stated. Re.
sf Go of fHSSSsSsn S,sSns. o.. 10 iurr
IN thot or shell No terms given.
sssoss d ss.!.s e Ne,
r ". Edmonds, Of New York, Offers $500 Lind
per's Csrbines ct s9o
10 mspss ss. .sS
J. T i. ssi,s p Co., Of "a aud "a Broadway, New
EdwsrS iisdaeT, Of ws.hinssop, % ). c. on oiitss n
10 900 Lindper's Catbinss at $40 each.
Anson Bang, Of 1ta Broad ST. eet, Now York, Of.
srs to increase quantity Of delivery Of pig lead at
D. K. Root, President, Of Hartford, Connecticut.
on. rs 1860 Cote Re- yolvirg Rlnes st S42 each.
W. r. Wilstack 4 Co. Of Philsde'phia. Offer 2s..
COZ artillery blanket in boLd at sJ cents pr pound
J. C. Angel, Of 20, William street, New York,
Offers 2yNO Liudnsr's Carbines, ct e1s each,
L. G. Allen L Clark, Of Washineton, offer Brand .
Patent Cafbioes a. So each. Recommended by
Major General Hooker, Brisadisr Gsnsrals King,
l.. q Alien h C..,k, Of Warrington, offer Is 900
Brands Patent u l. lifes st $50 each Recon-
mend. BY n, j,r General Hooker, Brsadier Gens /.
=. ouARhfERMyI,srER kAiRh EsRsiMsyI,sriEEhR GENERALS OFFICE
yards shy hlue kersey, 60, at % 20 per ya-d.
Messrs Evans Haskell, and James E Bow Q .
fer water proof blankets 100000 paintsd) ut SIS,
00o-cheaper than the Ind,a rubber blankets
Adolph Keen, Of Philsdelph,a, Offer, In ninety
Geo D. Parish, Of Phiisdslphis, Offers 20 900 ten
pound blankets At 10 cents Per pound.
secretary Of State refers dispatch from the q. 8.
shoes may be pu1chased for uud.f 81 per psir Se.
livered on board vessel At Masseilles.
Louis Espenscheid jacob Kern, and james Arch.
er Of 81. Louis, cffer to furnish the Government
from $50 to 1000 fosr.hoise wagons, well made, at
" A Steel of Joliet, illinois, pror osss to tell to
the Govsrnment i6o mules, we'll bfcisn, ana over 8
WAR DEPARTMENT, tproperJ
8 Alex: Hamilton, OF f,iroe,on, New jersey, 9f.
fer. 5000 Belgian Rihss, with steel bayonsts At n
Nsyicr 4 Co, New York, propose to furnish 200, i.
900 long Enfield Rifles, delivered in New York u
The rate OF COO per week, at SO each, rating ex
change at l3s. Payment 10 be made for the arm,
within twenty days after signature Of voucher.
The national Republican., 1862-10-29

TRAITOR DlscovEREo--It It is said that the
astonishing leaks 10 Inc War Dspartme 1t which
have excited SO much comment ever snce the
war broke out, have at last been discovered In
the person Of traitor clerk. who has intimate
connections with the JEFF. Davis Government.
Grave charges have been preferred against
this person, and they are now Inderg oing in.
vestigarion. The rebels have continually
known OF The plans Of our generals iu advance
of their execution, aud they have not learned
them from the newspapers.
The national Republican., 1862-10-29
Five Steamers Burned at St.
Louis.

ST. Ions, Oct 27.-One Of the most serious
disasters that has visited our river marine for
many yeas occurred to day.
About soon FIRE was discovered in the hold
Of the steiner II. D. Bacon, which was unload
ing hemI OF the foot Of Locust street. The
flames spread with great rapidity, creating
alarm and commotion among the sdjacen,
steamers, and before they could be removed
the McGin, A. Mcdowell, Estella and ". II
Russell we're wrapped In flames and destroyed
together With their contents.
About ax hundred bales of hemp, one hun.
dred bales Of cotton. and large quantity ol
miscellaneous freight, piled on the levees
we're also destroyed. The loss is estimated al
$l50,O00.
The national Republican., 1862-10-29
ruE BEGINNING OF THE EsD.

The Corinth correspondent (Oct 2O) Of the
Cincinnati Gazette, sends the following extract
from letter written 10 Hon. John Perkins, ir.,
by o rebel captain, T. +. Harrison, from his
camp, near Holly Springs, on the 7th Of Au-
gust last, asking him to use his influence at
Richmond to allow hie company Of cavalry to
return to their own country, TO look after their
insubordinate slaves:
"There has been million dollars' worth Of
property destroyed in Madison, that could have
bee protected with our cavalry company. The
negroes are demoraliLed to such IN extent on
the river lMississippi) that they are ready and
willing to participate in any ,hing that the Yam.
KEGS may wish when they return, which they
are sure to do. Now, which should be the
proper force TO meet this emergency These
Interested in slaves along the river, or those
from the back parishes, owning but few slaves
or none! I suppose that you have heard Of
about one hundred Yankees going through the
upper portion Of our parish and taking to
vicksburg some four or hve hundred slaves TO
work on their canal. Those negroes will re-
turn with promises Of freedom and with their
minds poisoned, and the injury which will be
sustained by our people unless some protec tion
Is Afforded them will be incalculsble. We are
in the most helpless condition Of any parish 10
the State"
Another letter, dated August IL, recon,
mending the matter to further consideration,
says; Our negroes, at least such rs were tax on
by the Yankees, have become greatly demor.
al zed from their association with the Yankees
while at work on their OF nal. This demorall.
Zation will of course spread to the neighboring
plantations, and the result must be most disas.
trous, without . timely check on them. One
planter, as you we'll know, can do more with
bis negroes than dozen other men. All &C.
counts that we get from the parish agree In
this account Of the utter Decentralization Of the
negroes that were employed by tho Yankees.
Allan Bouri has this morning received letter
stating that they are almost unDanageable now.
When the Yankees visit that section Of coun.
try, es they are sure to do again, they will OF
eourse be much more so.'"
If these negroes were so much demorali-
zed three months ago, as 10 be ready and
willing to participate in anything that the
Yankees may WISH" it is not likely that they
will be improved much by the Presidents pro
clamation announcing the act Of Congress,
which offsrs freedom to all slaves Of rebels who
may eseaps into our lines, and contiDgently
abolishipg slavery altogether after the first day
OF next January. If these negroes were "al
uost unmanageable y in August, they will be
quite so, when Gen. Grant advances into Mis-.
sissippi with bis victorious legions.
The national Republican., 1862-10-29
Escape OF . Rsfugse from Virginia.
w.. ho mat non voesad Nth . ~ h

We have just conversed with gentleman who
aas rels,ves in this city, ard who has just es-
capped from Northumberland county, Virginia.
He was Union man from the commencement
OF the present difficulties, and managed TO elude
he draft and conscripton up to the present
time. But finding the Officers OF "the Confsd
trlcy' hard after him, aud traitors among his
pretended friends, he, at the earnest solioita
ton Of his wife, escaped from his home, and
by the aid Of the negroes on Q neighboring
plantation, succeeded in reaching one of our
revenue vessels In the Mcomico river. He
represents the condition Of the people 10 his
lection Of the State as extremely desperate.
Great destitution and suffering pervades the
entire community. Persons In thsa army from that
section also write to their friends at home that
they are in wrstched condition. without prop.
er food or clothing, and that their sufferings
aud destithton is alarmingly on the increase.
This gentleman's case Is peculiar one, aud
deserves the attention of our authorities. He
has left wife and three children, all sick with
hilton. dis.ases aud almost entirely destitute
Of food, medicines, or proper medical 6ttend-
ance, and yet be was forced to leave them.
One of our gunboats could 60 within hsilina
distance of this unfortunate family, and bring
them, once more, beneath the protecting arm
Of the unhappy husband aud father, as the
family live near the river, or creek, and could
be taken of without danger or any considers
BILE delay to the vessel. Why cannot this b
done! Surely, the mute pleading Of the cad
countenance Of this loyal man, and the suffer
ings and destituton OF that wife and iDnoceni
children, ought TO plead successfully with the
authorities, here, in aid OF the request which
this gentleman is now presenting 10 tho NAVY
Department.
The national Republican., 1862-10-29

TEXAs.-The capture OF Galveston, which il
reported through rebel sources is thought here
not to be improbable. More such captures IT,
within The medns OF our naval forces on ID.
Gu !. il there were land forces to hold the va
riou points Which might be seized.
A. late datsr, as reported to the Navy De-
par,msnt there were twenty.seveu foreign YES
seIs. great AID small, 10 the Rio Grande ex-
pect!ng to get caTgoes Of cotton.
The Department hls information Of the de
struction, by our naval forces, Of two consid-
cradle rebel salt ablishmeuts on the Gulf
The national Republican., 1862-10-29
DROPOsALs FOR STOVES.

DsPor QuARTERMAsrRR's OyrIoE,
Corner isih and @ streets, Oct 81, iss!
office until "wednesday, OCT seth, 1852, at o'cle,k
P. m, Tor furnishing 10 the United stAes the fo-
lowing articles, viz
Two az medium ven ilating stoves, mol.
One % No II sgg s,ove.
Twelve Q2) plain cylinder 12inch thest.iron
Eve q, ,mail plain eyliadsr No. 10 egg ..Ovs'.
One ~ medium tize coal No IA egg slove,
One (I) 10 iuch coal cylinder stove.
"a lSHca ASSET. SSSHtns ''0v'' and lin oynd'r'
Fi,t.sn hundred and eishty-thrs n .Sss) feet
''Gys gisR9 Ripss; e, .heet, ulso
Forty one Si6 stove poisn.
Es''y ES''y on: on: ij :ssi :ssE: .:s;si:: sasI:.
Thirty (st) lengths stove Pipe, p.r lb
Bidders should mention stp!rstsIy the price per
stoves shove mentioned, aid the price per pound OF
the stove pipe, elbows, and zlnc alo, the pfios
PisSs e. saSyss IA poker o,, y,
points in The city and county OF Washington, D. 9
y the Assistant Qu.rtermaster may direct, within
ProrUsaIs % from di.ioyai pas, ~ia S ): Considered
and an oath OF alies 10 the United States Gov
srnment must accompany each proposition.
1t be awarded to him, mu be guaranteed by two re-
sponsibe pereons, whose signatures are to be ap.
pended 10 tie gualantee.
The rtsponsioility If the guarantors Mu,t be
thown by the official certificate Of the Ceik Of the
pesrsst Dstrict Court or Of the United States Dis
triot Attorney.
Blddtrs must be prerent In person when the bids
are opened til, r p. oposals will not bs considered
The full name and post tfIiss address Of the bid
der must appear In the proposal.
II bid Is made 10 the anne Of firm the nance OF
.iaersd red as The indisiSssi proposal Of tue party
dgning 1t.
by the contractor and both Of his gusrautrs, will
be quirsd Of the successful bidder upon signing the
the right to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed too high Is RET erved by the Depot Quarter
master, well the right to select from each bid
such article articles Ut the prce therein named,
as are required bv the Government.
Iniorn,xl proposals. will be rejected
Proposa's must be addressed to Capt; Edward L
Harris, Assistant Quartsrmsstsr, U. 8; Army, At
" Pro ossls for furnishing Stoves" 30.
Form OF Gidrdniee.
We, -, of the county Of and State of
-, and -, of the county Of. and State
of -, do hereby Guarantee that - IL able &c
iulfl the CONTRACT IN accordance with the terms VI HI
proposition, au6 that should his proposition be &C
oepted, he VIII at once enter into contract ina
cordanee herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, we are pre-
pared to become his suretes.
60 this guarantee must be appended the official
| certificate above mentioned,
EDw'D L. HAITI,
Captain and Asst Quar,ermsster, U. 8. A.
oct 29-t
The national Republican., 1862-10-29
A sklrnish In southern Missouri.
Rebels Routed and Relrsating 10 Arkansas.

The following dispatch has been received 9,
the headquarters Of the army:
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 27.-To Major General H. "
Halleck, Generalin Chief: Brigadier General
Davidson informs me that Lieutenant Colonel
Leaser, With force of cavalry, has pursued
the enemy from Greenville to near Thomai-
vile, in Oregon county, Missouri, where, on
the 25th instant, be attacked and completely
routed Colonel Brown from high hill, killing
eight and taking eighteen prisoners, twenty
q ,e Stand OF arms and twelve horses.
The rebel forces of Mcbride and Parsons
seem to rstreat towards Yellville. in Arkansas,
s. r. CURTIS, Major General.
The national Republican., 1862-10-29

~ In consequence Of the severe illness Of
Colonel ID. D. Tompkins, Assistant Quarter
master General, U. S. army, stationed In New
York city, the business Of his office will be
temporarily transacted by Major Van Vlist,
Quartsrmaster
The national Republican., 1862-10-29

GEN. BASKs.-It Is Isaid here on very gocd 1
authority that Gen. N. p. Banks 10 10 be as
signed 10 an important command in the South.
He Is now In New York. The country will
hear good report from Gen. Banks, in what
ever department he may be placed.
The national Republican., 1862-10-29

gzy- Hon. John A. Clifford declines the Peo-
pies nomination for Congress In the First dis
trict, Massachusetts,, and says that bis support
Of the President is unconditional and without
quslihca alton.
The national Republican., 1862-10-29
Gen. Davis Indicted for Man
slaughter.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 27-The grand jury has in
dicted Gen JEFF. G. Davis for manslaughter, 10
killing Gen. Nelson.
Ths first through train for Nashville since
Morgsn's raid commenced will leave to morrow
morning.
No mail from any point east Of here has ar
rived.
There is no army news.
The national Republican., 1862-10-29

As- Prof. A.. N. 9reen, Of Philadeiphia, will
lec'ute at the John Wesley Church, on Seventeenth
street, nea- the ,rner Of l. street, on THURsDAY
EvENISG NEXT, October 80, oSmmsncing at
O'Clock precisely.
suBJtcr Tie Future Perfect Success Of cur
Union Armies, and the Permanent Prosperity Of ths
American Republic
Aamistion, 10 cents. Tickets 10 be had Of III. Pa.
tor and trustees Of said church. ard at The door on
the evening Of the lecture. 2e-Ns
The national Republican., 1862-10-29

s$ Judge sm4lley, in a decision made last
week 10 ,hs United States Court at Rutland
w., fully sustaus the right and the action Of
tie President in Guspendius the wrl! of hab.as
corpus but tays that he cAuuot delegate his
power to any one, aud therefore no order of
the War Department caa effect such .uspen-
sion
The national Republican., 1862-10-29

NAVAL ORDERs. James Fulton
has been ordered to the steamship Lacka-
wanna.
Boatswsin John X. Bartlett and Psymaster
5. q. Mas'on have been ordered to the steamer
Juniata.
The national Republican., 1862-10-29

6 Returns from all but nine counties in In.
diana show tor the Republican Uulon secrs.
tary OF State, l0s,S3O for the Democratic can
didate, ll6. .654 Democratic majority, 1924
The counties to come in will not materially
vary this proportion.
The national Republican., 1862-10-29
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 90, 1862.

NOTICE To ADvERTIsERs.-All transient
sdvsrtisements must be paid for in advance,
and should be handed IN before o'clock, p. IN,
To ensure their appearance on the following
morning.
The national Republican., 1862-10-29
EALL AND WIHTEW GOODs.
Military and Civilian.

WALL, STEPHENS, d CO.,, are nov, opening
Coa,s, Oosskin Pants, yssts, No. large and welt
seleoted Stock Of hns heavy Ovsrooais. We have
also complete assortment Of BusinesB Suits, mad
Military Goods desiroas to their wants Heav
W0ollen B!anksts, for camp use ct reasogabe prices
WALL, STEPHENB, 4 CO,
342 Pennsylvania avenue, bntween
% 27-du Ninth and Tenth streets
The national Republican., 1862-10-29

oCR fIKsI PAGE.-On our first page, to day,
Will be found very concise article defining
what Is an abolitiocist, from Hqrpsr's Weekly
Also, letter from our Boston correspondent,
and the usual miscellany
The national Republican., 1862-10-29

~ The draft has been encs more pos'-
poned in Philadelphia, and Il Is pretty certain
that the quota will be dlled by volunteers be-
fore the week closes.
The national Republican., 1862-10-29

~ Assistant Secretary Harrington has re-
turned to this city, after visit to the North,
and resumed his duties Of the Treasury Depart
msnt. He returns home much improved in
ealth.
The national Republican., 1862-10-29
Decisions Of the Commissioner OF Inter-
nal Revenue.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office Of Internal Revenue,

October 23, 1862.
SIR: l have your letter of the 2lst instant
Millers must take license as dealers. The tex
must be paid upon the whole amount where
the annual product Of any manufacture exceeds
5000. The duty TO be assessed al valorem,
'excepting In the few instances given on page
72.
Billiard tables kept for use, and taxed 90
such, do not require Q license, and, being
licensed for public use, are not subject 10 the
$40 tax.
An individual, or firm, having taken out a
license as Wholesale or retail dealers, may sell
anything, excepting liquors, upon tho same
premises.
Very respectfully,
GEo. 8. Boutwell,,
Commissioner.
Pm. PEARSON, Esq,
Aes'r Dist. Of Columbia,
Washington, d. G.
The national Republican., 1862-10-29
MEDICAL PURvEYoR's OFFICE,

MEDICAL PURyEYOR'S OFFICE,
Ixl WAsHisuTos, D. C., Dot. ls, 1852.
Proposals, sealed and endorsed Proposals 1or
Hand Litters will be received at this ofce until
ing and delivering at the warehouse Of the Medical
etorekseper, At ,ns depot, (o00) five hundred Hand
S..i-s YusutI,y " Il oVJ one Thousand n
the wants Of the service demand It,
FIVE hundred ~ be delivered within ten days after
the award OF the contract
An oath Of allegiance must accompany ssch prop
ositon, sud bonds In the sum of $1,000 will be re
Ssmpes Of quality, size, Ao., may be seen on ap.
plicsnon to the Medical Storekerper, corner Of
Eighteenth and streets.
Payment TO ba made upn the completion Of the
oontrsct, or 90 thereafter as the Medical Pur.
veyor thall be in funds. q LAMB,
Surgeon U s Amy, and
oot I'D Med Purveyor.
The national Republican., 1862-10-29

~ The Lynchburg Republican says that
there is q general stampede from Cuipeper
throughout the country, owing to an an,cipa-
ted early advance OF the Yankees iu that d.
rection.
The national Republican., 1862-10-29

~ Aliens In the South seem to be losing
faith in the Confsderacy. On the 2lst, no le.s
than 800 applied to the British consul for past-
ports to 60 North.
The national Republican., 1862-10-29
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
PUBLISHED DAILY. SUNDAYS txcsPrso.
BY W. J. M u RT A q II l. co,
aEoHvE N. WE srOs. npITOR.

~ The publication once Of the national
REPUBLICAN is at the northeast corner Of d and
Seventh streets, second floor, over W. d. shep'
herds bookstore. Entrance on Seventh street,
The national Republican., 1862-10-29
4 PPLIcATlOSs ror Duplicate L n d

A PPLICATlONs TO Duplicate L n d
IA Warrants.
Application having been made under the act Of set
june 1850, for The reissue Of the land Warrants dc
,cribed herer, which are alleged to have beeo ln~
Or destroyed p0oe s hereby given that a the dktt
following the description OF each warrant, . new
leotlon should then appear "..I
No. 8ISs, for 100 sores, Issued under the act OF
March, 1856, In the name Of Rsohel, widow Of
Thomas Meredith, srd wN granted March 2, 1859 -
December 6, ls62
No. 9t7Oa. for 100 acres, Issued under the act Of
March, ls5b, In the nome of Arnold Harrington,
1853. :
No. % 4s4, for 100 acres, Issued under the sct o.
March, 1865, IN the names of the minor children Of
Daniel +. MoCune, deceased, anti waa granted Ooi.
~, 1871 g. January il, 1, 1853
No. lOos47, Tor 100 sores issued under the sct Of
March, ls56, In the name OF AIsel Allen, snc
was granted March 70, lss2-J Jsnuary il, 1851
JOSEPH b. AhkEl1,
COmmiSaono:,
The national Republican., 1862-10-29

VHTANTED--At the New York Employment
avenue, TWENTY-FIVE (95J WHITE and COL.
ORED GIRLS, with good references, as Cooks,
0hambermaids, Laundresees, Waitressse, EurBee
on tables In Private Families or Hotels ALSO want
ID houses Immediately with or without Furniture
employers In want Of good help will find Il 10 theb
advantage to osll.
my asu N. II. MILLER
The national Republican., 1862-10-29

90 TAX NOTiCE. 90,
M. Il. p Al II X, T. II,
NO. 90 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Respectfully and oheeriuly returns thanks for The
liberal patronage hitherto received.
Having every facility for doing
lrTHE BE SIT 60
HOUSE, SIGN,
AND
DECORATIVE PAINTING,
Together with all work PER all ing to
fast CLASS PAINTING ESTABLIShAkNI,
He has no hssi,anoy In soliSiliog continuance Of
his PRICES ARE REASONABLE;
THE WORK UNEXCEPlIONABLE;
And particular attention Is paid 10
PROMPINtSS IN DELIVERY.
~ Remember The upMberi
81 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Between Sixth and Seventh sts
oct 2l-8m [Star 4 Chron
The national Republican., 1862-10-29

AProIsTxESr.--Dr. G. +. Hildreth has been
appointed surgeon In the U. S. navy.
The national Republican., 1862-10-29
Lxy AsHIaasOa sKlRv FACTORY.

WANtED--S0 females IL learn to make akirts
person can, In . shoYi yirc, mste pcr week fron
~ 10 o. Inqaiie, for particulars. a lo7 Seventh Il
between u asd ~ ~0s vA..O