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The national Republican., 1862-06-13
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Orrios sUrERisrruDsss PuBLio PaEriHo,
IN PURSUANCE Of the provisious Of ihs ssvsnth
section ot the Joint Resolution 10 relation 10 the
Vii & 4 III. issS ss 'fse ...
day The 1st day Of July, 1ss7 ut 10 O'CLOCK NJ Tor
furnishing the paper that msy be required fot the
public printing Tor one year commencing on ths lst
Of and ending on the soth day
The subjoiued ist spsches, q nearly o. can Be a.
SstAined IN The quantity Of essh kiad Of paper that
10000 reams fine printing paper, unoalendered, to
measure q By % inches, andtO weigh afiy pound; %
the resm Of 500 sheeo. 81
CtAss 2.
900 reams hns printing paper, ealendersd, 10
pounds to the rsam Of 500 sheets.
Agreeably to the provisions Of the Joint resolution
Aforesaid samples OF the character sad quality Of
the paper required for the above oasses viii be fur
nished to spplicasts therefor This paper Is to Be
bandles Of two ream, each each ream to contain
500 perfect shtets Uniformity 70 color, thickpess
and weight will be required; and no bundle (ex
S.m. S%.ve ~ rsspps sp .,dyins eyer q ~ under ays
Mixing Of various ihickues.es in The same bundle
will be considered violati n Of the oontractI
Glass;.
o pat ip
Weigh fifty pounds to the ream Of 500 sheets,
GLASS;
1000 reams supe-an map paper, sized and calen.
dered OF suoh sizes as may be required correspond
and weighing twenty E9u.di PER rFam of $50 'hee''
Screens superfre plate paper, (calepdersd or
unealendered Is may be requirtd) - BY % inches,
and Of such weight rer ream as may be required.
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~ ULAT CsHEiGAl. ttJNTES
. FOR THE WEST, ~
EURsOS RIVER RALRUA D and SkW ICRK
CENTRAL RAILROAD


OK AND ArrrR DroExsEs 0, 1861,
txprees Trains leave New foIk city depots OF
hudson Riycr Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, ~
I,GT i Sh,mSe' street s,cn so.h greet station
100 spm iisos m, tsop. N
aossrsai sas i y; and sun.,o '"p M
Train with tle.pinx 1910 D, N,
cara, 1915 y. m.
On suaDAL,, the following trains will be. run to
rain iir Alb.ny and Troy, and the 20 q. NJ from
Troy, and +.4o p. m train from Albany.
GoIneGting at Albany with the New 7 ork Cen
Jal Rsi!rosd for schsnsotsdy, Rochester, Utica
own Railroad, buffalo, SyraSuse, Niagara Fails
SUSPENSION Bridge, Auburn, Geaeys, CsIandaigua
iIains IN connection leave Bufslo and suspensaon
. Ss Lake shGre, Buffalo and Lake HuIo, and Great
Chicago Toledo: Milwaukie, Fond Du Lao, La
y.osss Madison Prairie DuChieu Galena Dunleith,
nNhuque, Peoria Rock Island, Muscstins, Iowaoity,
Cairo, rerrs IIante Indianapolis, louisville, Cincin
aAt, Oayt.n, Columbus, Cleveland, and al points
NORTHERN Route.
HarnectinS with Trains at Troy, with Troy and
5o,,on, and Rens sud Saratoga Roads for barstoRa
Whitehall, Rptaod, Harllngton. St. Albsns, Routc
r"int. Pls't'bargh, 0sdrnseurgh, Montreal, &c.
4sg Freight Arrangements sy this route q above,
SithSut change OF Cars, from the Depots In Cham.
?rrs and Hudson street, are at sl times s favorable
ues oi thu great New ork Route, to the West CON.
msud 10 the confidence Of merchants snd shippers
for pi omptness and dispatch.
, tmssnSer Trains, with Smoking and Sleeping
Rnsa. " VIZ '.' N'" '''A o'"u''
For particulars as to local train sand ftsishs sr.
Z. : sHiTa,~ ~
aeo II Buperutandent.
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TUsT LUUk AT rThis!-wHO xo4a.
y WANTS A PLEASANT HOMEs-The M
VI der isned oflers for SALE or RENT hi, III
place, known as ROVE COTTAGE, In the Iufal
village Of Falls Church, Fairfax county, Virginia
1t IL on the Alexandria aid Lersburg turnpike, and
within few minute - walk cf the cepot on the 8 /
exsndria. Loudoun md Hampshire railroad, about
miles from tieorgetown,6 or from Washington
and from Alexandria.
The place contains soma ten OF Ch )ice land
In good cultivation, with meadow, pasture, plow
lad and garden, In good proportions Also, about
sixty bearing peach trees variety Of young apple,
apricot, pear, plum, cherry, and ounce trees also,
gooseberries, raspberries, strawberries, Currants
and asparagus; besides any amount Of ornamental
shrnbbery and flowers.
Grove Cottage stands in beautiful grove Of oak
and chestnut, with some evergreens, and u conye
nent In every Respect and In good condition; has
FIST rate cellar and we'll of good water By the
door also, fine spring In the pasture.
Convenient to the house Is q large carriage barn.
sta bles yard, shed, and all e,essaIy out buildings
Posse sion can be given Immediately.
II. W. HEAD,
First Comptroler's Office,
Treasury Department,
my s-u or at AZ Ninth street
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navy sssns district assnsy o. ne collector Of the
5lass foM y f!r1esal wsy q o.tesrsd q spp,seasps
Hoc Tovk, Adede1Ai1 Baifisscrs. ana a is bsSssS.
Iss sfss!son n Sdfus q called 70 As sampls ssd d.
erpnon astSd requiycd, a., IN Ne insfsctson bwe
yeccpn Jua bu rgid cwspayison ,oin Be wade bscen
" articles ePred dsd s sds,pe and co~rdd rec,irrp
ncre haf tau beos Aem asd Aeiv aitesieH aie par
ncss:sE drecd 10 ~ ot rsolsion of4IA March, 1854,
IN addason % ne oct u 10A Asgust, lsie. :
june S-1awlW
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l. 800 reams writing parer, 10 by 40 inches, to
] wess Rs s'Psr Pounds rsy rs.n - ln'A'
.. 100 reams writing paper, 1s by - inches, to
weigh twenty four pouuds per ream.
L. 3i) resms writing paper, IS by IS iuches, to
weigh twenty two pounds per ream.
o. 400 reams writing paper, 10 by Is isohes, to
weigh twelve pounds per ream.
must e6ntain $50 perfect sheets 10 the rea and NO
oas,den auires They are to be made q the ses!
msurer, ,ut 10 . true edge, and securely and sub
Whit, q sa Dat asl .uoh SsIsS,s :: N may y
aud are TO be whie, and Of the sizes and weights
Specified In the schedule. =
The right Ia reserved Of ordering greater or les
quantity Of fesch and every kind cont 70; n all
the cloeses tob iurnhed at such times and Ia such
quantities rs the public service may require
subj ct to separate contract Su, bidders may oer
for one Or more of the .cas In the proposal
No proposals will be considered unle 9 accompa-
hi. or their proposal shall be aceepted viii enter is,o
an obligation, with go,d and sufficient suIeties to
iuro,.h ne articles proposed Blank form, Tor pro
be taken into co.. sderstion unless substantially
agre.ing Herewith
Ar the psSer 10 the several cissses must Be deliv
cred At the Goysrnment Printing Office In Washing
ton City, except that in class which must be de-
free Of az and sxn shse
measurement of the sureriptsnd mt, Iad be 10 all
re poets satisfactory.
Bidders are required 10 furnish, with their propo.
sails samples Of not less than one auire Of ihe
tinds OF paper bid for, and upos which their propo
sals may b. baaed, exee,t In clas es and 2. The
succe siul bidders will be required rigid.y to confirm
to their samples
Pfopo ais will be addressed to "Jomx d. DrysrIs,
superintendent Of the Public Prn'ipg, Washia 4
Paper"
Nat:opal Intelligeuc.r, Evening Star, National
Republican, SundIy Morning Chrob icie, Washing
m o-lawQf
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n tOPONALs FOR MULES

- 49, o'-"s~~ 49, ~-~~
DEror QuAafxxxAsrrHs OyyIcI,
Corner Of AipAte"a and strest'' wa.h;1gt,T: =, y:,
sesed proposals will b, received At this once until
sstuidIy, june 2.t at u O'Clock for fursishing
conform TO the following
sPECIFICATIO'
All to be tl) iourtccn hasds and ever iu h.igh
FivE .IxrHs to be over %, three and urdsr6) nine
Oss Sixth to be over ta) two aud under (s) years
AL to be sound ssrvioeable Mulcs for drausht
purposes. -
The full name and post tfnce tddess OF the bill
der mu.t appear IN the proposal
bid %aas IL @ me name OF ~, ,n hd ahe IA Iamrs w.
considered as the individual oposal Of The partner
"fpnns pao,. ~ from do.,, ,,,,;.. mill NJ, b. ,o,,i,,,,
and an o tn OF allegiance must sceomYany each
Pn pos.i. mus, Be .adr.sssS @ d to Col M D Il Ero.s, i
should Gc ainiy marked !" Proposals for Moles."
GUARANTEE.
The ability of the bdd to fl the ontract, should
II b. awar ed to him. mu t be guarantee by two re
sp,nsels persons, whore tignatu' es must be append
The responsible ity of tho guarautors mut b,
shown BY the ofboial certificate % the clerk Of the
nearsst district coutor Of ,h United States district
Bidders must be present ia person when The bids
are op ned, or their proporals will not be o,nId
cred.
D1nds, In the sum Of twenty thousand tollars sisn
ed by the contractor and both 81 his guarantors will
be required Of the successful bidder upon signing the
AZ The bond must accompany tn. contract, 1t viii
be necessary for bidders have their bondsmsn with
them, or to have bon g isned In anticipation and
ready to be pc !uoed when the contract Ii signed
Blanks for bouds can be procured ION application
being made At this ONCE either personally by letter,
or By telegraph.
Fbrm Of Guaran,ee
We. Of the county Of -. and State
o., snd-.-,. of the county Of, and
able to fuiAl cont act in dance with the terms
Of his proposition, ard that, should b., proposition
BE- .ocspted, b. viii at once enter into contract In
should the contract be awarded him, VIC are pre-
(ro this guarantee must he appended the oGeiai
certiho lte above mentioned.)
INSPECTION. DELIvERY,&o
All mul g contracted for uuder this advertisement.
will Be subjected to risid inspection, and those t
conf rming 10 the speciaoations will be rel .oie,.
The mules must sll BE- delve ed In this city within
GaD twenty i've days from the date Of signing the
Payment to be made upon the oompie lon Of e'ch
contract or SO suon thereafter rs the Depot Quar-
termastsr shall be In funds:
Ary InfJImality IN the bid, or non.oouto uto,mlnce
with the terms Of this advertisement, viii en- ure
the Issoilon Of ths PROPOSE ii ,o,. of oo, av.
hundred each. uaiess he Depot Quartermas,er may
deem It for the Interest Of the Government 10 vary
The Depot Qusr,srm, utter rs.srves to himself the
ssSs to rs''y 'dt HI. RuSKEs h ny as'm too
Colonel and Depot Quariermaster.
June ll-dt2,st
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RAILROADS, 1EO.
p.l 3 . EJr @ ER TRNIFs
From Washingten.

s..::s 9. ::s ~ s:: s.s.. .Z ssh ::n =.
Daily Trains between wsshiastoa and Balsi.
! Daily Trsins between washi,s.ea and ths wsss.
., on r. MsSnd.ys, ly Two Trains 10 Baltfnors, asd ons
Passenger fos the West msking oloss eosueesirus
M W..hingtca Jsnctios lRelayl with the baltl.
TcS PaIIADSSLfHzix ss asf II RI Hn'i xND NEW YORK.
:Si sSs \ % !, w,ss. 7 s:s
fnk ALI PoiNrs WEST, and s..,lor, along
-: bsiumoFs es "a Ohio Railrosd lays W.ssinston
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Lesvo New York at .. n; Phlla6slpAh 11.so Q
n; Balseors aWp. n Arrive ss wsshi.stoa .. 30
Leave New losk ss m. Philadslphla 1850 p.
i's.; s:::. 4. I'd s.s !, z a,. ss:s'Rs !. &.s..:
Local Aeoommoda.tou Trains leave Baltimore .,
10 2: !. and elo 2; m FOR washinstoa arrive 'hsrs
On sIsdsy. !. ! y and 1..o :. m only fro. Halt,
Daltimore or Washipgton
Psssassu leaving washisstoa At 10 n
nd go =, mai: eo.asetioss At wahin aton
pco. w.:: o oss R,s. ss oas
ior all points 81 pg the ins Of Baltimors aud Ohio
Rosi, iu Maryland and Ylrsiria,
TTains leavs Annapolis tor Bsltimors and wssh
tnston daily, except Sundays, al SIb g. n. and SEQ
p. m.
Passenger Trains leaving washington ct 900 0 =.
.. m and 8 p. m and Baltimore ct l.a0 and I.to
Washinkon Jus,cttons.
Way Passengers must take the Recommendation fsain
1niy.
W. r. SMITH,
my9o Master Of Transportation, BAit.
SAFETY SPEED ASD oOnFOnT.
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1869. 1862.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
NEW YORK LINES.

THE CAMDEN AID ANNOY AND PHiLA.
pELpHIA IiHlI NDiRENToN RAILROAD ce.s
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES
+, ON Walnut street Wharf, and Ken
sington Depot.
MsA NJ u. taS,dcn irii;S and XmSoy-c. b A. ''
a. X Rs ca% ':n :ad jersey ciy.H:w
a,sE ,via Ksa'SsOn and Jersey cy- '1'
A, s via Camden and Xn6cy-Aceom '0'
A,2F via c.nden and XmSoy.G and 4. 40
M4f. II Vi. camden and jersey CITY. GOV
M4f VIA csmd.a and Jersey CITY" '''
Asx u. ksn:insion and jersey city 80
A,s Y, Us ksp.ins,on and Jersey city ''''
Ats \, u. Camden and xmSo:y;.:xo;oaoaml:: ''''
modation, (Freight and PassrngerDI
1st clses ticket. ............ 225
ID class ticket. :......... l.so
The Gk 2. NJ Line runs daily, Sundays exc. pied.
The II r. M. Southern Nail runs daily.
WAY LINES.
For Bdtol, Trentcn, T., at 10 and OK A: n
r NJ, from Walnut street wha'f
For Bristol =. and intermsdiate Stations 1t Tx A.
For T P.imyra, Hive Riserton, Del.nc,, Beverly, Bur
lingtoo. Florence, Borden,own, sc, at l9x, I, .
and bk Pm
Steamboat Trenton, for Bordcntcwn and interme.
date Stations at az Z. M, from Walnut street
wharf.
~ For New York and Way Lines leaving Ken
sinston DEPOT, take the Cars on Filth street. above
Walout, ball An hsur before departure. The Cans
run in,s the Depot, and On arrival Of each Train,
run IRON the Depot.
Fifty pounds o. Baggage only, SLOWED each pas.
Geasrr Passengers arr prohibited from taking any
thing BaggaEc ut their wearing ap; AieL All
itasga 'vrr ifty poun:', to be paid for extra
The ComDany limit thrit responsibility for baggage
, One Dollar per pound asd will not be liable TOR
any amount btyoLl 100 Dollars except by special
= ntract WA. Ii. GArLMER, Agent.
aU 20
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- FOR BOSTON, -- 49,.
wORCESTER, PALMER. flTCHBuR0,
NAsHua, L0whLL, C0NCoRD. THE
TERhEDlATE POINTS.
%A THE new and staupch steamen Of
-N02s the No, wieh Line, CITY OF BOS-
TON q CITY OF NEW YORK, leave New York
daily, Sundays excepted at o'olock, p m, from
Pier No. 30, North River, foot Of vsstry street,
FOR NEW LONDON,
Tn 70 conneo ing with The Steamboat Exp.css
frAia fsr ths ab ave points, ria Norwich and wor.
essfer Boston aud W. Is-sier oreester and Nashua
and New London and Northern Railroads
freiE1 1t taken at the lowest rates
For i,f,rmation iiqaire Of
E'S. MARTIN,
my ss.u Agent, on the Pier
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WAN ANDEN'a PATENT
PORTABLE COPYING PRESS,
HANNAH g. CO..

Sole Propristors, 20 Cliff street, New York.
Two Sizes. 81 90 and Sl.25
fS- On recCipt OF price a Press will be mailed TO
any address. postage paid. Descriptive Circulars
sent II requested. sta iorers and Agents supplied
So Extraordinary Inducements offered to int.llI.
gent Agents. AM o0-dSw3m
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i,r It,Jli.i
.2,ERTns vnRvn ., lr.g..
L N. LOOMIA. M. d..

Teeth. attends personally ~ M. ofoe In this ty.
Many personS oan wsar thss testh who oanno,
wear others, and no person wear othsn who cAA.
aci wear these. "E T"
Psrsoas oallins st my otaos oar BE- accommodated
9Th any style and price Of Teeth thsy nay.doAifs
5si TO thees who srs particular, and wth the purest
sIeAAc, stroDge, and mo>t perfect dspture that af
aaa prodnss, he Mineral Plsts viii Be- more fully
s1rfanted.
= Rooms N thu osy--No sss Pentsy Iyania avenue
vstween Ninth ard Tenth streets Also, ~ kreh
sssost. Phiisdslphia rasSIS-ly
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Read! Read! Readl r

Splendid Cameo, Mosaio, Lavs, osrbsn.
eis, and jet sstts Of Jswsiry, u 70
VkoV...... ...s..s........ WV
Elegant 0srpst, Turquoise, and Buam.
eled, full sctA, 81 to osa................ 500
Superior Eaamslsd, Coral, and Opal
Cluster sets, q to ts ................ 80
Plain, Chased, Enameied, and Fasey
Bracelets, u to sS.................... ~ to 10 -
Cameo, Coral, Carbuncle, and hiuia-
ture brooches, " esuis to si......... So
Cent? Vest, Glard, and Lsdies' Chats.
laia Chains-she largest stock In Wash.
ington, el 10 S5......................,. 1000
LAdies' Garnst aad Carbunois Neck.
laoss, u 70 slto.. L.. so
Garnst, Casbuasls s,d Oayx Studs and
Buttons, (nne, 81 . sstt. .............. SO
Fine, sold, Gold Sleeve. Buttons and
Studs, ssI srste, 10 cents 10 u sstt... 70
Gents Clsstsf and Opal Bsson. Pins,
gold mouniinss, 20 essts 10 d .2s..... .,
Fhs Lockes aad Medsiions, for Two and
four Pictures, 81 to StS0..
Bsal and Stons-Sst Finger Rings, every
variety, 20 cents TO si.5o............. q. JN
The national Republican., 1862-06-13

sf THE FINEST STOCK OF CLOTHING IN
ne iited States is now offered nj ess than whole.
Ale 100 at No. 400 Seventh street, opposite Post
Vhos ny j, w. KEEP,
foEnsrly over GaltJ Jswsly store.
The national Republican., 1862-06-13

A LLHIIs Is est COOKING STOVES,
"A TABLE CUTLERY, AND
uOUSEkEErtNG ARTICLES,
OF ALL KINDS
Camp Furniture and Tin ware, to b. had Of
4, =" W. II. NARROWER,
uay - No. Ss2 6svsnth aceil
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CLoTnINo AND CLOTHING MATE.
ppresu Of HAs, frc,i.Ios. Iosas,ssss s,s c,o,o,,


Bpresu Of frovisicus and Ciothisg,
sErAaAIn 7. PROPOSALS ...,.s =; q ssss
NJ % the alih day Of J1ss i.ssast, ior iursisniss
esisas sSs,:s s:s .S nse
Of either ali Of he ioicwos oi.s q sfoes os
ordered By hs Chief Of ,Rs bureau or ~ he CONE
mandaots Of the said navy yards, respectively dur
ing the fiscal year commencing on the LIST day Of
Jay Mxt, and ending on the soth Gay Of jane
CLAssl.
Blue Cloth Pea Jackets
CLAss2
Blue Seamless Pea Jackets
Glass;.
B:ue satinet Trowsrs.
Blue Felt S.p.. SIa:''
r CLass6
Blue Flannel Overshlrts.
RIa. I,,. wo.IIsa & III. gndsnhlr,,
CLAss7.
Canvas Du,k Trowsers
Barusley sheeting Frocks.
Blue s..ipe..
CLAss0.
Blur Flannel
Barpsley Shtetiug.
Canvass Duck.
blue Nankiu.
CLAs1l
Caf-kin Laced Shoes
Kipskin Shoes.
Grained Leather Boots
CLASS u.
woolen Socks.
CLAssl3
Mattresses, with two covers fer saca)
CLASS IA
blankets.
The national Republican., 1862-06-13

LNVASs q WATsON'S
PHILADELPHIA
SALAMANDER,
FIRE AND
BURGLAR PRooy
- A f Il =
Stor, 'e n, nth Fourth street,
o Philadelphia, Pa.
W. ID. SHEPHERD,
Corner Of Seventh and d streets,
Ian lily Washington, d. q,
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Read on! Read ON!
TftT
Greatest Bargains Yet !

VAOosO0s 0oA 3 ou10 40L
EXTRA SILVER PLATED COMPLETE TEA
episOes, best quality, $3.50 nett.
EXTRA sILvER-PLArLD CASTOR,
French glass bottles, ., $3.50, $500. to $3.50
ED TABLE hrOONS,
u dossu.
EXTRA slLvER-rLATKp. TIPPED TABLE
SPOONS,
- pe' dosen.
EXTRA sILyER;PLATED, THREADED,
OLIVE TABLE FORKS,
Nper dozen.
EXTRA sILvER-PLATED, TIPPRu TABLE
FORKS,
s8sds
EXTRA 4i1Fyb sItxbH,EtATEe tEb TIA SPOONS,
~ dozen.
HEAVY s'LvEh;fhAT;R: tGs IYEcas.so sousLH WALL
l. g size, best quality, beautifully snaravsd and
chSe' only 50, sI..osnd $3.50 foT extra qss'i,y.
FINE rLATED CUPS, Mu ,s, COB.
LETS, .ALT STANDS,
Only &1 eaci-retail price, o.
sILvER-PLArED MUSTARD AND SALT
SPOONS,
Is cts. eaon.
s'LvER-PLATED BUTTER-KNIvEs,
Is, az, aud ~ ct. each
We are Agents for the sale OF
hOCLAIN's CELEBRATED
Cocoanut and Quince.seed
HaiI. Oils.
COLOGNES, EXTRACTS. SO.
Also,
Christiana's Colosues, R1lrasta IL.
wORsLEY's PREMIUM
HONEY, PALM, ALMOND. AND WINDSOR
Toilet Soaps. !
ALSO.
TAYLoR's FANCY SOAPS.
Put up In Family Boxes, to suit purchaser
Wholesale and Retail.
Also, full lines OF Notions and Fancy Goods
all of which we offer vt the hanufss,u-a~<
Pricss, without any freight being added.
The Trade. Dealers. Housekaepers ana rsd.
lars ARE respectfully solicited.
We guarantee TO sell at New York and p,
dslphia prices, or perish in The attempt.
The national Republican., 1862-06-13

ne. LllCk WOOD eonsinuss the pras-
~ toe Of DenjstTy, In the waAhinGton Bullding,
3orner Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh StrSeE
Having prsotsced In the 8outh nearly ax.sen year.,
ne eeb aasvred that he can give salsfActaoa 70 any
that nay call.
Tech inssstsd On vuLoA nra, Ruppsa, o. GotD
fLAfs, Ohlor0fDrm administered whea dssirsd.
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FISH AND SAR0ENT'S
AWNING, FLAG, AND. UNION TENT
FACTORY.
No. $50 Pennsylvania Avenue,
WASHINGTON, D. Q.

SUFFERS AND ARMY TENTS
ON HAND OR MADE TO ORDER.
Awnings, Flags, Tonts, Neil Bags, Horve Covers
Signs. Wagon C0vers no., made ut short notice.
my eff ----.s .
The national Republican., 1862-06-13

THE BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO BUY
i Clo'hing h at SMITHS, No. 400 Seventh st.
opposite Post Once
BARNUM IS UEREi
81 ON FREE EXHIBITION-Oue Of e best
stocks OF Clothing, Furuishiug Goods, Hats, aad
Gaps
N. p.-Ail Of he above Go.ds for -uie very low
mar 90-lism
-
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'I'O OFEICEtts, BUTLER, Sc.

= new hight, four. wheeled WA
aQh, with water proof covers, 43f1R]8
and handsome leather cushions,
built TO order at New York and cost eisa FOR
6Ai.E, ~ y nt,derAts price Also, q New York
made set Of DOUBLE HARNESS, plated httinXs
pey"t used Also, = ret Of plail sIBaLn HAsNESs,
. i:x; 1sH g. sesss.: sSs.e e 1, sisS'' sad Ssss
The national Republican., 1862-06-13

Comparison Of prices viii ooavisos ell III, ws sss
now silins the best sad cheapest soods In sur tus
that can be found In any house In tAs oosn,ry.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-20


Nav YoRK. Aug. 10 The following additional
ioe'gn news has BEEN received by the steamer
Europa:
IL j. stated that Slidell. had an interview with
the Emperor Napoleon. upon whom he urged ths
recognition of The Southern Conleleracy. Ma
poeun j. said to have admitted the cagency OF
the arguments held forth by Slidell in favor OF
such cuurse. but said that the greatest barrier
10 the South had been the objections of England
Lord Pamerston ia speech delivered AZ Shelf
he'd. again advocated no interior ence IN Amer
lean affsirS.
Dir. Rpebuck also made a speech on the same
occss.un. hut to"k opposite view lr,n that ct
l. nj Palmer-tOu. and urged the claims of the
Conie,lerates "a he such as entitled them To a
recognition by England.
Another account says the rebel envoys at Pals
aiH London had demanded the recognition OF the
Southern Conieiericy.
IL is said that England refused the demand
bat France had not vet repei.
The P.ri> Bourse closed very duh on Sstur-
day Rente- were quoted AT o.. "a 25c.
The Confederate steamers Mernmsc and 300
TN succeede,i ia escaping from the steamer
Tu-carora.
Breadstufs closed quiet but steady OH the 9Th
instant.
Provisions Inactive. except bacon which was
tirn
Con~ols closed at e3I a 9sls fos money
IL IS stated that G'rbaiui refuses u obey
Victor Emanuel, proclaim ,ton
Ii l. also stated that he he'll a council of war
on the 4th. at when IL WIS determined 10 march
on Rome. notwithstanding the remonstrance from
Turin
The enthusiasm for G,ribad in Sicily was
tremendous. aud il reported that he would
soon Ice at The head of 30 600 men.
ST. JOINS. Aug. l9.-An interruption Of the
Nova Scotia Line prevented the transmission oi
all the EurUpaS news last night.
The Persia. from New York. arrived at Liver
pool oh The yth
The L. ). steamer Tu-caIorl arrived at Kings
ton the 9;h.
The Times. of Saturday. has an editorial ex
patitIlng OH the diminutve paper currency in
America.
The Times, in another article, reviews the
coIs'ucI Ot America in regard the cOmmer e
of ,s>au. IL questions the policy of carrying
out their powers To their full extent. but SAYS
Lord Palm-r>ton Is perfectly ri, ht la tolerating
claim Which il may be hereafter 10 the interest "
h own country e. enforce.
grand banquet ives given at Sheffield 20
I Lord PainerStun. who. in his speech regretted
the prevailing distress ia the manufacturing di-
rrict-. hut thought all would admit the wisdom
/ at the Government IN not attempting 10 relieve
\ thi distress by interference.
Mr. l. .ebuck made - long speech. He had 10
doubt America would be divided ia two, and lie
Ihou-h uItim itely into five parts and fofeVe r
&c To be the United States He denounced
! the co.rdnct ct the North an immoral proceed
! ing. totally incapable of success. Cries of no.
no. and yes. ve~ Thus they coul,i never be re-
| united Ii was mere Waste of blood; IL was
10 war against slavery.