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one person either as agent, owner or oyerseeTs
on zach plantation on which one white person is
required to be kept by the laws oT 0rdinances Of
any State, and on which there is 80 white male
adult nos liable 20 DO military service and in
States having no such law, ems person as agent
cwner OK 0verseef, of each plaatation Of twenty
negroes, and on which there is 40 white male
adult not iable to military service, and, further
more, for additional police for every twenty
negroes on two or more plantations within five
miles Of each other, and each having less than
twenty negroes, and on which there is no white
male adult not liable to military duty, one per
son, being the oldest Of the owners or oveTseers
on such plantations
SPECIAL EXEMPTIONS.
Also, regiment raised under and By au-
thority Of the Safe Of Texas for the frontier de-
Tense, now in the service and such other per
sons as the President shall be satisfied on &c
count Of justice, equity or necessity ought to be
exempted, are here0y exempted from military
service ia the armies Of the Confederate States
provided that the exemptions herein above emu
merated shall only continue whilst the persons
exempted are actually engaged in their Tespee-
tive pursuits OF oceupsfions.
?. That the ect entitled an act to exempt
certain persons from enrolment for service IN
the armies ofthe Confederate States, approved
2lst April, 1882, is hereby repealed
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PROCLAMATION,

hEADhH Y Efso
J4cKsoS, Kiss, 0osobo. l5i2
sFeail Ori.r No &c
Xxx
TDY sufho-ity q ihe Seer tary Of War Of the Con
u J fe5ors.e ,ts.es Of America proclaim tae ex
rhsneH cf aris0 0fcsr apd ueui Uro - . isnoed
sf Rs5u & sligi sin ! up 20 q dats. As final "a
crlnale All lcers a1d so.d-rs whose nsmea hsy c
been reF9stsr VI The c s. CoHnissoter AZ Nicks
5urE VIA in-tructio s g. swat n1ansetson OF ex
chsrs W r.port v-ithout delay to the Hesdquasteri
Of tbsir rsspeei ye cOumaads
LLOYD TILGHHAN
B-fraGisr Geuersl q s ArmVa Commanding EZ
ehangsi Pdscut r.
f0f5c sll P0WHATTAN ELLIS, fE-,
ora Cap-=in ard a. A Gene RAJ.
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Y The Lincoln draft IN Massachusetts, has
been again postponed This time til the 10Th
inst. Perhaps Lincoln is waiting for the fulfil
m mt Of the promise Of Governor Andrew, which
was that il sn emancipation proclamation were
issued, the roads leading from Massachusetts, to
the battle field would not be able to accommo-
] date the eager volunteers.
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HEADQBARTsBs l5TH RssIHzEr Mss. V8Ls {
H0LLT SgRIsas October i3 Isi2


HoLLT SgRIsas 0e-ober i3. l5s2
EDITORS APPEAL: Having seen an iucor-
rect list of the casualties in this rsgiusnt In tbs
recent engagements, s correct return from tha
different companies haviug bssa received, i. i
forwarded for the benefit Of the msny relatives
and friends, who are readers Of your joarnsI;
Company A-Kilsd: Private W P Carps0-
ter. Wounded Csptsin T. s. Terry, slighsly
Private S c. MCKssnan, seFiouslyi Private p
C. Dahsrd slightly
Company B--Kiliad Private james Srai-
ford Wounded PnvstssJ J. r. Burton, severe
ly; P. IT, Pallneri sevsr5iys J. Andrew Sc
versly.
Company D-Wouaded Privstes c. j.
r sd, severely g W. Wharliey, slightly.
Compsny I-WoUEiea; Privatas J. T. Car
ter. slightly; " A. Coleman, slightly; Orderly
Sergeant J McGOvern.
COMPANY K-Kiusd: Priva.es J C. Fox, =.
s, Pgr0n, J II M8rten. Wounded Corporal
J n. Pittman, severely Private R. II. Pat
terson, severely.
Company G-Woundsd; Captsin R. Fl
Morgan. severely.
Killed, Wounded "a Total 10
j A BSFoRD, Jr., A5ju.snt,
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EFFsfAL f5hnf Rs A0s rs
ADQUsRrEBS DisTRICT z TEE aIs-l
JACKSON. Miss September ls, 1862.
TTF TEE following general order is pubiished for
the i1foTDz-i5n o. al h0n il msy concern u
B or1sr Of BHeadss--Geaeral RceeLFs
r. 81 HOOE
Assstsrt A6ju;sni-Genersl
General Orders No. 04.
AD-UFAsT AND FBoTOR-sENBRALsl
0EEICE
BIcHNoSD "a. September sta, ls8s
~ GONNA EDElS Of army corps regiaseHt-
y md 70 lon vsll maze 90 fhis office Iaensli y
-frr1s 2 tzafrre pee-i7- c5iTa }u- BE- icrus t1r
nj led and accardnF 70 tee direstogs ezprdsAed on
t,Hfc fs "a ehsrg- of c1rps Cf inst ucton wi make
g. ti afice ou 5s tt7. 20t snd a1th Of eseh uonth
-,iu-Ds ib4 = ts of The reciatrg serg-es sasWi
be au1nbsr Il eCrulled q camp 81 IN osis
s.f las re port nuf r enrolled s. d accepted al
r The p-iad fer i.h report s maze The number
ssut fs--s 81 re ssnts ana the tot1 rernsilIg in
eEmT
Bg order
Adj g SIT and In pector General
Hrl-a.I. "a x y. H03E
--aa r-- Affrfa-t lss neral
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The Richmond Eaqui5sr, Of the 6.h, says
that the seven engines and number Of cars
" ith which the enemy had stocked the Orange
and Alexandra railroad, aud which we lately
captured at Wauenton, have not been recap
tured, as stated by eotsmpOrary. They were
brought across the Rappahannocl and are sale
on lhis side
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"a The Knoxville correspondents Of the No
Bile AaOsrtiser and Register under date Of the
25th ult., says Of the ordinance department in
Knoxville
I visited, yesterday, the foundry. armory,
magazine, workshops and warehouses; OF the
ordnance department here, and was astonished
to find them 20 ext angive. This department is
one Of the NEST importsnt in. the service, and
reqairaa great military knowledge and experiences
10 is administrations. The department at this
post has fitted out thousands Of men with arms
in ail its different branches, and has been con-
duetsd with the greatest ability By the chief Of
ordnsnee, Major S H. Reynolds, who, in the
discharge Of bis srduous duties, has won uuiyer
sal esteem and popularity
/ learn that the President has submitted to
/ Congress the question Of extending the time in
East Tennessee fer volunteering, as well as al
lowing regiments 30 be formed and received, in
/ stead Of sending the volunteers to fil up Other
regiments as is done in the case of eonscripts
~ Its stated that only ten or twelve coun
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cAsraLrIEs oN rne l6rn.

Company A, Lieutenant j B Day, command
ing ~ Wounded; Privates F. Gibbs danger
ously, IN the thigh; J J. Smith, dangerously
in the shoulder
Company B, s Bfownrigg, captain.-Wound
Cd: 5 J Hurst, slight in the hand
Company B, Lieutenant f S. Nesbitt, CON
mandlng No casualties.
o. + WEST Captain.
Commanding Battalion, S. S %. Brig. R d.
E NEsBrTr, Adjutant
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One male citizen for every FIVE hundred head
of cattle, for every two hundred end iity horses
or males, and one shepherd for every i've hun-
dred head Of sheep, Of such persons as are en-
gagged exclusively in raising stock, provided
there is no white male adull not liable TO do
military duty engaged with such person IN rsls-
ing said stock.
ovERsEERs on PLANTATIONS.
To secure the proper police Of the country,
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CssuaIsies in ChaIaser7s Brigade iH she s C.
tiOn ns Sort Craig, near dtunforsisVsAle,
on september z, 1862.
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~ lis stated that only ten or twelve coun-
lies in Ohio escaped the draft.
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An shoemekers. tenners, blacksniths, wagon
makers, rnilers and their engineers, HaillwTghts,
skilled and actually employed as their regular
vocation in the trades, bsbituslly engaged IN
working for the public and whilst so actually
employed provided sad persons shall make
oath in writing that they are so skilled and are
so actually employed at the time es their regu-
lar vocation in one Of the above trades, which
affidavit shall only be prima facjc evidence OF
the facts therein stated
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Q. n lIAh5AIILL
P. S. All fresh recruits going to Virginia will
ind place of safe deposit at the Mississippi
depot for extra baggage. TITS nssT the Spotts-
VOID Hotel.
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WIRTER ARRAs0EAEHY.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and BaltimoN
h n ILR q AD.

On and after MONDAY, NOV. 10, 1851,
PASSENGER rRAIEs ss, LEAVE rH1LADEL
For Rslttmors, at S.ao Q. m SIS . N, llsy O. n.
For Cbsstsr, q sits .. N. ,ls 10. m, s.N and loSt
For wilminstou, At $50 9 m, SIS q. m, II ~ .
Tor New Csstis, ct SIS .. m. and s.Isp.n
For Dover, ct ais Q. n. sad as p. N.
For Milford, at 8.lB .. m.
For salisbury, N IL . m.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at $40 .. m, (Exprsss, } los D
Issvs Wiininston 1t fuS and 1iS I! m, .,s
stb, and $50 p. n.
% Lssvs ailiord !. Sss p ?. d h.
Leave Dover st 2 o. m and elop m.
Leave New Castle st II q. m and $40 p, n.
Leave Chester at $40 .. n, 1915, AbO, and "a,
Lssvs Baltimore for Salisbury and intsru,sdist.
,tsiions st $40 and p. m. for Dover and intsrms
diste stations, at LOS p. m.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at 6&b .. m, 206 and II % p. N
Leave Wilmington st 40 . m, 02S .. m, Il q
SRtIah1T s ! Tram, with Passenger Car attached
will run ~ follow:
Lsav: PhiladeiPhis. for Psrryvills and interms
diats places, at 80 p. n.
Leave wilmington, for Psrryvilis and Intsrusdl
Law bsiumors, for Havrs de Grace and inter
mediate stations, ste D. m.
ON SUNDAYS ONLY:
A. s.So .. N. and 1850 p N from Philsdslphia h
A, e: ssSsr; 4s e sr rAHssS;;ss Hsi;.sSs.,. :.
moro will run daily, kosday s.oq!ed
Jan ST Prszdsnt.
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r1l.AIns AsAIssY IL. UnIyED svAsss

FINLEY bIeGER, uate Register Of toe Y. D
lreasuIy J ana CHARLES L. SHERMAN, Coun
sell0rs at Law will devote their entire attention u
s.s prosecution and settlement Of demands aSatns
tAs United States, growing ont Of the present var
pCinding the Accounts and Claims Of Etatss, Con
tGJtors, and Disbursing Ofheers; applications iol
tle .estoTaiiss Of property illegally slesed or oap
tursd, Aoa ioS eompe asatoa for the OF privati
prVperty for 60: nmert purposes, and for damage
for the injury 4 such property by the army: To-
military pay, pensions, and bounty lands aad ioI
liTtributive SHARES OF monies payable at the Tres
Enry and due 20 sub-oontraotors and othera
Tney will Aiso give legal advice 10 olainants, oon
dactofs aud TO unprofessional agents In litigAteo
-asse; and prepare written arguments when dearsd
With N0n.resident Agents who may send them
s.Strs, Al equitable division Of commissions will Be
made.
CndIsputsd Demands will b. oolleoIso Ano
fcnpIy remitted for 4 oommisien Of from . nall
1.-TWO cnh half per cent depending On tht
snosnt; and negotiations with the Dopsrtment
oon iuetsi On moderate terms.
BY yICcpT .tleatiOH, u1vdeInts charges, son3 ex
;,erie..o-, and minute knowledge Of the OF laws
slsSs Of bujosss ut tht Departments, they hops Il
render thei- atHv1e- useful to c'ioAnts and pablo
lfs>iitors
Heieredee nap &C bsae 10 members OF CcnSre9e
sud officers 0t the government; and especially. BY
permission, 20 the HOE. ELIsHA WHrTLksDY, ftHi
Comptroller OF the Irsasgry
Address-" Mesrs BIGGER SHERMAN
Washington, d c."
onee, Nc eu p street, near Treasury sno v u
laEdD Hotel. nov vs-em
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NEW Work. ExCELsIoH BAKERY,

NEW YORK ExCELsIou BAKERY,
~ asa Jth street, near Maryland ave, Island
NNM PATEN respectfully Informs the public thA
be /, become sole proprietor Of ,hs oelebrstsd -
IA uln.Dt lately owned By his father, and will b.
~, q rupply ~ ordos with the utmost dispatch
~ TIces in accordance with the times The Quality
Of our articles is not TO bs exccued Sutlsrs sup
Piled on LIBERAL terms
Again we come before you
Our banner is unfuried
RSile our customers are dockinS
From all quarters Of the world
Fof Cur Bread, our Cake, and Pastries,
For our Pudding, Sweetmeats, too;
And they come 40 tast upon US
That We scarce know what to do,
Our bakers have been busy
From early morn till night,
While orr stock OF -four Is vanishnK;
But this gives us delight.
For quick snles and ANAL pronts,"
In the motto oil our store,
Az. ION purchase oroe from us,
Tou will surely pur. nase more
And alao that tie heralds
VIII proclaim from North TO South,
That the "Bread aud Cake of Patents
Enters everybodY's Mouth
July ll--ln
The national Republican., 1862-10-15

CEALED PROPOSALS are invited TIL the 9ad
- day Of October, until Il m, for fuInishipg the
Flour
Bsds will be received for what 10 known q No. /,
No. 9, and NO ., and for any portion less than the
20 ,001 barrels,
Bids for the different grades should be upon ssp-
srats sheets Of paper. No bid will bs sutsrtainsd
unless the bidder u present TO- rsspond to his BID
barrels daily, delivered etner at . Government
Warehouses In aeoI getown, or at the Railroad De
pot ct Wsshir gton, D. q.
The usual Goyerpmsnt inspection will b made
lust before the Flour In received
The barrels to be head.liusd.
Bids will be accompanied by an oath Of allegiance,
and be dir .etsd to COL A. BECKWITH, A. D.
ard @. 3 U. 3. A at Washington, d. G., and en-.
d0rssd Proposals. Tor Flour" oct II
The national Republican., 1862-10-15

OAK H ALL CLOTHlN ROOM,
" No. 46t SspeWh aree, b.loD r.
Ihs subsortber takes great pleasure In announcing
to his old Friends and Cusosrs that be has opaned
new store at No 90 seventh street, near !, where
be has line, selected stock Of Clothing for Men and
Boys wear, whoh they have Just received from the
NORTH and Offers them tor sale st the lowest North.
siu prices j. BRUCE 90,
Clothisn, No, 4s4 Seventh street.
Evsrybody's attention 10 called to our new stock
Of Clothing for Men and Boy use, which We have
Just reosIvs and offer for sale at very low prices At
j. BRUCE a CO.,
Propristor OF Oak Hall Clothing Room.
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
T,HIs 10 TO GIVE aOTIon, Th., IN,

VNHIs - TO GIVE HOTICH, That the
i subsoItbsr has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Washinstou county, In the District Of Go
lumbia, letters Of sdninistrs,ion on the personal
estate Of John NJ Fries, late OF Washington City
against tbs said deceased srs hereby warned 10 81
hibit the same, yi,h the vouchers thereof, 10 the
nsxt they may othsTwlss, BY law, be- excluded
from all bspedt Of the sald estate
aIYaH .ay npd'r my hand w lSDHS Ssy e qS.sbsr,
oct 7-wSw> Adni1i.0etor
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A H n PPLlns.

'Oyyios OF fns Cuny QuAaflsnAsrss
Amy f As Potomac,
Wasksn0ow, 3Ftswse 70, 1Bs1.
PROPOSALS. ere invited for furnishing for the
uss Of the army Of the Potonse the following sr'
tioies:
5000 toes best quality, Timothy Hay, securely
baled, the weight Of each bals 10 BE-
marked thsfeoa
1000, 800 bushsls Of Oats, Of the best quality,
1000 cords Oak and Hickory Wood, well ssa
sOnsd and Of ths bsst quality.
Each bid must be seoompanisd BY the endorse
nsnt q two ss;pcssels persons that The contracts
Bids will BE- opened from time to tins - the q.
tiolts may BE- needed and contracts will b. awarded
foI the quanties needed, 70 the lowest responsible
The night y reserved % sooSpt al or any part Of
any bid.
Or =. ?: " e. g.. Hss hsy
eioes In separate envelopes.
Lieut.. Col, and A. 66u6Ss g. 6Ssf fIeSsAans ess1.ns:...
sp z-u
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GOVERNMENT ADvTS.
DnHslUH Ov1ICn, JUL 9, iSel:

p.HsioH cH1dEn Y ~ S5g ESsn 4 = ~ isess eososso,.s
ApplioaHoa hAyisg Ases nads under ths cot q -
June lsso, % ths i:llsss q ne !aad Ma.nss e. %
q detroyed, voos d hereby gfven tnat . NE oats
lelovin9 tht ds:enptioe q sson veTsss nsS IN
lsetloa shoulA thea appear.
No 81 ieS, fcf ieo Hcrss, iaot Of llth feofuafy.
lSlIJ n favor Of Edwsrd Martin, Of Cspt. Browns
eonpany, bstsailon Of Mormon yoluutsers, In ihs
war with Msxioo-O October 81, 1ses
No 100 ,tlo, for 100 acres, issued undes me %, o.
March, ltSS, In the name Of Abigail JOY, iormef
Wiuow Of Ob!stophsf Grant, and Wa granted March
1. lss9-Ootobsf II, 1se1
No, % oo97 for 100 sores, issusd under the aot Of
March, less, In the name 81 Amos Barrett, and was
granted Nay 10, lsSs-0otobsr II, 1se2.
March, issS, IN the nsme'f John Benjamin, aud wa,
Rranted December 10, lSS1-Ootobsr II, 1851.
No 70 ,o2s, fos 100 aores, issued under tho ao o,
March, isSs, 10 the name Of Zslnco Randall, ami
wes granted Nay ., 1S46-October -, 1891
No. 60 i6s, for 100 sorss, Issued under the act o.
Nsroh, isS6, In the name Of Raohel, WIDOW ol
Thomas Mesedith, aLd was granted March >, 1850 -
JOSEPH II. BARRETI,
0omD1arSoD0f,
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
RAILROADS H1O.
PASsEFGER TRAIFs
=. sg- Fron WashinGton.

r.,.se g. :,s s,. ~: 'ySpA1N S.,... w ;s Y
sad The Wsss. Will be run . foaiowi:
. DAILY Trains bstwssa Washingto d Bait.
On sundsys, Two Trai.s y Bsltinofs, and One
fa.sss:x ~ & 10, the w.., nst,ns slo.. connection.
nos and Ohio Rsiirosd fSi I'll Hoi,ss West :, lower
NC !: ssnaDsHLFEn x iaz H.I xNS NEW YORK.
Si rSs i w..s.sss :ss Il
Sos z "a AZ ~ pSiSrs WEST and Station. along
the Baltimore and Ohio Railrosd, lssvs Washington
a Lao o n. and s p m. and on Sundays At p m
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
nj Bsidsor. asp Arrlv. q wssSins'os ) .
t..ys New ic.s .. - :. rn.,.a.lRel. ,ose 2
= Bsitinors 80 .. =. Ar'tvs q waihinstoa s.N
Lssy: H.v Tori .. Il ?. u; fh,i.4.lPh,e s.se ..
= Baltnoss ISo . =. Assfvs ss Wshingsou
Local Aseccnods.,ce Tr.i.. leave Bslunss q,
lca =. "a SO 2: 2. os Washi.ssss; srrivs ihsTs
y g. y !. IL 3 :ss n ~ e.,x no. s.s
BSiinors Or Wsshinstoa
Passassr isavias WasAanssoa ss 100 ., m
Jssstios sRsisyl With 49, o lslanors and Ohio
Or ii poss ,!s PS Is iIss q ssii.oss ssS 6sis
Tni.. isavs Alnapolb % baltimore and wssh
instoa daily, sxespt BsnAay, sss~ .. l. and 10
,,fs...s.. rr.,. I..y.as y M..nl.sse. .. 900 {. =:
-: - ssd + =, .sd ssls.oF. Ct $50 .nd -, .S
wy fss:ssSas .us sals he Asssa~.saAes nai.
ss,S. Cd,
T. ". r. SMITH,
myss nastsr Of Tranportation, bait.
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M \ w YOR Z DU . = K .
LAW, YmAHCIAL AND COLLECTING

NVoUB BILLS BUaLrkas Eofxs Nr0O1AIzD
Plornsrsp Norss Anp Dsysl,D ACCOUNTS
BoueHf AHp CoLLloTsp.
STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
EICLUBIvRLY on COMMISSION.
sroOVkRNMxHf CLAIMS BOU0H.Oa
By @. z. HOUSE,
Counssllov at LAW,
- Naasau Street, New Yoik
sFnN yssl n ~ aais ~ Dsiisd SAis oUs~ts
Advice grsrs aprs
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
I n On a n n or PLAT ms.
NAvr DRgARTnlEf,

Washington, September is, Is6q
THE NAVY DEPARfM ENT VIII, until the IAN
Of October receive proportions for the delivery Of
the Iron ArmUr and Deck Plating for O vesss build
Hsmpshirs, Boston, New York, and Philuoelphia
The Side Plating to DO In iye ihcknssses Of patss
DscS Plaiine In ,so ibictns.ss ihrss ousrisy, of
inoh each; the Plates to % trmmet to thape but
the beading and punching the holes will be done By
the Governmeut at khs navy yard.
Ths plates srs to Vonfsrm generally to thoss USED
10 the vekses Of the clses Of the "Monitor,' now
building for the Government.
Upon application to the CommAndAnt Of eIoh VI
the yards named, the quantities, dmsusio n, and
description Of the several kinds Of plates os' ts oh
The proposals. will be addressed 10 the Navy De
par .nsnt, and ENDORSED on the outside Proposals
for Iron Armor Plates," that they may be dido
guished from othef letter.. (sep l6-lswtOct 10
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A DAMS Express Company,
- ORcs SIG Penn. Avenue,
WAsmaIoN orr, D @
skEAT nH sasnhhh n1Fskss AhR wEs

Asrohendiss, Money, Jswsiry,. vaisz-
blss, Notos, St0cks, D0nds, SSo.,
Forwarded with 8ArETY AND DISPATCH 10
al accessible ssotious Of he country This company
has agencies In the principal railway towns In fhs
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NoRTRwESI.
Its principal Offices are
PHILADELPHIA, BAiTiMoRE ON.
crRNAlI, 81; LOUIS, LOUIS
with lines forwardiog to the OANADAS and tn:
M MBRiLISH pR0VINUEg, and With steamship liuss
and thence BY European efprcsses to eli prominent
commercial towns IN drat Britain and on the Cor
unent
Collection Of NOTES, DRAFTS, and BILLs
made ct an accessible parts Of the United States
O. q, DUNN, Agent,
bN Washington, D. q
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TO Ambrotypists
AND
Photographer

In addition to oar large busnes, W have sddsd
large and choice stook Of smbrotyps ana photo
graph materials, suoh -
UNION CAHES,
Every siao In the Trade
DOUBLE GILT BANNER OAsEs
every size mads.
UNION GILT FRAMES,
every slxs made
AnCr and OVAL MATS and PREhhKVERB
every Gss In the Trade.
EIoEIsIoR IRON PLATES,
every aIs In the trade
hELANoTYPE AND vBRNEY PLATES,
every drs made.
FRENCH GROWN GLASS,
svssy Size In the Trade.
We guarantee to sell this stock st o. near the man
ufAstursrs prisas.
Our printed PRIOr. LIST ssni ftss TO any "a
dress.
ordsp from Artish In the respective Camp,
pfooptly attended 10 BY rstlTn mail.
Store open froa D. =. 70 ESQ p N.
2. J, RhIALtW 4 CO.,
lo-Alo-slc Rssenth ssRsst.
o. ,n1s Washaasiaa. D,0
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DkvOLvINd IRON TUn = ATs.
NAvT DAPAlrnsnr,

MAshinAtcn, september 10, 1862
positions for the construction and erection on board
Of vs.ssl building at the Portamouth, New Hsmp.
shire, Boston, New York, and Philadelphia navy
yards, Of two revolving fowsn and sn impregnabls
smoke Pipe for each veeesl.
Ga ons Of the towers there d to bs pilot house,
the whole 10 BE- on ths general plan Of those nov
beilding for the naval service.
The diameter Of ths tower will be 2i 4 ct In the
olssl, thiokness will be eleven inphss composed
Of plates Of not lee! than one Inch thick
The smoke pIpein thicknes, six tLehee, COMPOSED
Of plates les than one Inch thick inside dismetsr
hs TOP six inches and height sbovs tho deck
The propositions must embrace oil the msohinsry
Tor revolving and working the turret ar the guns
and will state the cost and the time within which
the work on each vessel VII be oom plsts1 on board
and ready for servic
The contractor will bs furnished with general
drawings BY the Navy Dspartmsut.
Proposals will be received until the 18th day OF
October, and must b. addressed TO the Navy Depart
4ent, and endorsed on the on tide, "Propesals ioT
Revolving Turrsts," that they may Be distinguished
from other letts1. lsep l8-lawt0ct Is
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
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IL II Y I II

Now 10 the time to buy your Fan Clothing at No.
aoO seventh street, Where you can find eli the la
test style goods at Northern prices
He Ho For Seventh street, No, 40 A iArss
enth street near II.
A new WY to save Gold, buy your Clothing at NJ
cent below the market price Ia Trsssury notes
Smith No. $50 Seventh street. Il the cheapest houss
ip town 70 buy your Clothing, Furnshing Good,
Trunks, Hats, and Caps.
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
DROPOsALs rOR PAPnR.
NAvI DsPARrnsrf,
Bureau Of PyovtstoWs and ClotAiaQ,

BuTedU y FT0vSN0VO and Ct0lkNQ,
september 70, 1869.
PROPOSALS (ssalsd and endorsed 7" Proposals
for PApsr') will be received at this Bureau until
noon on the Soth day Of October nsxt, for iurpish
New York, thr.s huodrsd ieams Of paper with the
psivirss Of increasing the quantity 10 one thousand
feams.
The paper to b. white, lsk inches BY lek inches.
to weiSn 10 pounds TO the resm, and made Of linen
stock; TO be stop ruled, leaving one inoh margin
saoh page, With one inoh mafgis at top and bottom
Sample Of quality and sise Of the paper may be
seen at the ONCE Of the Inspector in chi Arge the
Ign, Nsw York; Philsdslph,s, Psnnsy ylvapiA; and
st this Bureau. sop 2t-lawlw
The national Republican., 1862-10-15

ITENTlOA 6OLDIRAS AND SUIT
"A LER9 Having lust completed our assortment
vits the attention of SOLDIER and suffers. Our as
.ortment comprises in part the following Camp
goods, Wis
Tables, Camp Stools Camp Cols, Camp Msttres. %
with all other articles Of Camp turnitufe cAou lated
TO make toldisr comfortable, All OF which viii bs
sold At the very lowest cash piioes at
GREEN WILLIAMS,
Aua No, sos Seventh street, corner d
The national Republican., 1862-10-15

Dk~H OF COMM ERCE, 8nO'TOwN.
ID For tho convenience Of the holders In this city
notes Of the above Bank will be redeemed at olI
currsut fIli
RIIIEaHoUsE, FAINT 4 co..
yi BAakssy, ~ 70. svsesG