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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-03-08
THE NEW CABINET.

A Richmond dispatch of the 96 h. to
the Augusta Con- tisutionali>t, says the
following cast of The Cabinet is generally
reported there:
Benjamin. of Louisiana, Secretary OF
State.
Gen. Lee. of the Army. for Secretary
OF War
II V Johnson. of Georgia. Attorney
General.
Mr. M-mminger. Of South Carolina.
for Secretary of The Treasury.
Henry. of Kentucky. for Postmaster
General
Randolph. of Virginia. for Secretary of
the Navy.
The opinion prevails in well informed
circles. that an entire recast of the Cabi-
net will be made. There is strong out
side pressure in favor Of Toombs for Sec
retarv Of War.
Ii is believed that it is the earnest de-
sire of the President TO divide the Cabi
net appointments among the most promi-
nent and capable of the men Of the former
political parties. ...
The Richmond correspondent of the
Charleston Mercury says Floyd is talked
of as he successor of Benjamin. and
Lieut. Maury. of Mallory. aa = s
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-03-08
For Major General Mississippi Militi'
Col. T. C. UPPER,

OF Canton, is a candidate for the office OF
Major General of the Mississippi Militia.
Election, 10th of March, 1862.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-03-08
Accident on the Jackson Railroad.

The first account of The casualties re
sulting from the collision Of the trains on
the Jackcon Railroad. yesterday morning.
turns out to have been greatly exag-
gerated. Mr.. Bruce one OF the attaches
of the road. reports that the number as
certained TO have been killed was only
twenty eight, and twenty eight wounded.
Tie accident was occasioned b the
lumber train being run out OF time. and
without the knowledge of the conductor
of the passenger train.
The conductor of the lumber train. on
The occurrence. OF The collision made Tor
the woods. and at last accounts had not
been heard from
SUPERB tendent Williams, accompanied
by surgical assistance. repaired al once
to the scene of the disaster.
The up train which met with the acci
dent left the city at four O'Clock yesser
day morning. sith the 7,h Mississippi
regiment. Col Goode. which arrived the
day before on their way to Corinth
This regiment was formed of the follow
ing companies:
The Bogue Chi to Guards. Danrs.-.
Riffs. Franklin Beanregarsis. Franklin
Rifles. Amire r fle~. Covington Ringers.
Marion men. Qaiiman Rdr-s. jeff Davis
Sh4rpshooIers G1nde Rifles
The Dahlsren Rifles. the Qiitman
Riffs, and the Franklin Beauregard~.
were in The cars sma~hed by the down
train, and of course the number Of vic
Tins was most considerable among them
Here is, 50 far "a We could ascertain. the
names of the killed and wounded:
DAHLGREN GUARDS -Dead---Jo~eph
Adams. w Boyd. Tho~. Boyd. Peter
Donowav. Peter Filler, Daniel K-an,
David Roberts, George Sar,in. Frank
Coglin. stephen REEVES
Bad7y H-ounded Wyatt Thoruhill.
Lieut.. James Wallace. Capt. t. B. VII
lams. II. J. B Williams. Smith Fiidrr.
Jerry Donoway. Geo Toms. Isaiah
Greer. ohm Magaliip Jno. Davis. Isaiah
Boyd. NJ Ready. j. B. YInees. Sil4s NJ.
Ewing. - Harrison.
SigbHy Hounded II. C. Hope.
OF the Q1itman Rifes eighteen were
killed, and several wounded. Lieut.. VIII
son. in command. was killed; 80 were
Marian Freeman. two of the WhittingtoEs.
and four others whose names are not
known.
Four of the Franklin Beauregards.
whose names are not known. were also
among the killed.
QuITMAN RIFLES - WoHndsR.-J- A
Brig ht lost his right foot; - Metrae,
E. J Foreman.
FRANKLIN BEAUREGARDs--H olHdef--
Sergt L L. Beavers, and Lieut.
FarrelPs negro servant.
There were eight more who were so
badly wounded that they could not give
their names. and they were sent 10 the
&. s Hospital on Common street
VIM White. fireman of the up train.
was slightly wounded. Andrew Fig
patrick. conductor of the same train. has
his arm broken. and hip dl>locatej =
Many others were slightly wounded. and
have gone on with their commands.
Foster. the engineer of the down train.
made his escape through the obs.
Some of the wounded were brought To
this city Yesterday afternoon aud sent Co
the Government Hospital on Common
street. They presented a most heart
rending sight Three Of them died on
their way from The place OF eacideut.
and some others are past AL recovery
" o. icoyupe.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-03-08

~ u. 4 ICUpNEc.
A GESaLEMAN.-At table he is never
in a hurry he waits till servant al
dresses him. In calling for anything.
he never addresses a servant abruptly
or sternly. Instead of saying. Bread
H0teri-Bring me this or that a. the.
case NAV be. he says. in mild AID civil
tone. . will thank you for the bread -
"WiIl you bring me some watrr?'' xviii
you be good enough TO hand me the su-
gar?" And whenever any hing Is brought
he always addresses The servants, espe-
ciallly women. in mild. civil tone, a. If
asking a favor, and not demanding
right; and he never rings his chamber
bel! unless for something that he cannot
conveniently forego. Clerks and ser
wants of hotels are often IraraSsed by
frivolous orders. especially women who
undertake TO play lady. and show con-
sequence, by being imperious and exact
ing AT table. the gentleman never
talks loud. never stares AT other guests.
and especially never commits that in
decency. so common 10 Engli~hmen. star
ing at women. He never makes remarks
upon any one present; never looks up
and around when eating or drinking. like
dog over bone. and afraid of losing
il. He never drinks or talks with hi
mouth full. or fills his mouth ill cheek
is distendrd like that of ground SOUR
rel gathering his winter store He new
er spills at table, or coughs or snetzes
over his plate. He never locks about
stealthily or boastingly, as if at AID or
anxious to be gazed al, but sits quiet and
self possessed. taking orgransed that he
rest IF the company have their own busi-
ness to mind. and no leisure 10 be bu~v
about himself. In a parlor. especially
among women. he never stretches on a
sofa, puts his feet in or on chair. or on
table or window sill, or sticks them out
AT full length. He never 81 with his
feet stretched out. ard his hsnd> on hi
head. as if holding it' on. He never
makes general denunciatious of parties
-cr sect>. in presence of strangers whose
opinions be knows not. or in presence of
aequaintances whose opinions are adverse
He defends his opinions when called
upon. or omits it at his discretion. but
never aggressively assails III sc Of others
In the social circle. or among strangers.
or in any place where controversy is not
expected.
@S~s~~~~~~------~---~--~~~
CAsDLEs-Our old Kinds count, friend
n. A Isom, now resident of LAFAYETTE
county. has discovered a aew and val
uable process of making candles from
tallow equal to the star Ii this: To a
quart of taIIow add two or three leaves
OF the prickiy pear. and boil out Ill the
water that may gather. When of the
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-03-08

A soft answer turneth away wrath. b.
grievous words stir NJ anger.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-03-08

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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-03-08

! The PASSION FLOWER The following
in,erpretationof this justly celebrated
aud much admired flower will not be
found uninteresting. especially to the fair
devoteess of Flora The leaves resemble
the spear that pierced our Sasiour's side;
the tendrils-the cords that bound his
hands. or the whips that scourged him;
the ten petals--the apostles, Judas hav.
ing betrayed, and Peter deserted: the
centre-lhe cross Of the tree the stamina
the hammer the siyles-the nails. the
inner circle around the centre pillar
the crown Of thorns the radiance-the
glory The white in the 6o~er-lhe en-
blem Of purity and the blue-the type
Of heaven. On one species. the passi-
fora altra. even drops Of blood are seen
upon the cross or tree. This flower con-
tinues three days open, and then disap-
posr.. thus dcno,iDS the resurrection.
The national Republican., 1862-11-03
, ROPOsALs FOR RATI0Ns FOR 1858.
QuARTERMAsrRn's OrrIcR, u. s. NJ. c.,


QuARrEnMhsrERs OrrrcR, U; 5. Ga.
Washington, October II, 1882
office until O'Clock, p m, of The lslh day Of No.
riaes, at the following stations, during the year
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Charlestown, Massachusetts,;
BEG'CaIyn, sE'fI hyy,n,n,. Long Island, New York;
Washington, District of Columbia;
Gosport, near Norfolk, Va.
Of mess pork, or bacon; or one and fourth pounds
OF fresh Or salt beef twenty two ounces Of bread,
made of extra superfine -four or in lieu thereof
twenty-five ounces OF extra superfne flour; or ONE
pound Of hard bread, at the option Of the Govern.
ment and 1t the rate of eight quarts Of best white
beans, or in lieu thereof ten pounds Of rice; ten
pounds Of good coffee, or in lieu thereof one -and.a
half pounds of tea; tifteen pounds Of good New Or
leans sugar; four quarts of vinegar; one pound OF
msntine candles or one. and half pounds OF good,
hhrddipped tallow candles; kur pounds Of good,
hard, brown soap; two quarts Of salt; and one hun
dred pounds OF potatoes, to each hundred rations.
The increased allowance Of four ounces OF flour
or bread, and the allowance of potatoes, as above
ent insurreotion and the ration be rs provided by
law and regulations, on the lst OF July, 1861.
The beef shall be delivered on the order Of tho
by the single ration and shall consist OF the beat
snd mott choice pieces OF the carcass the pork to be
ne R%s ausy o e to 0' {"
All subject to inspection.
All bids must be accompanied by the follopin.
guarantee:
f6r1n OF Guarantee.
The underslgned, -, OF -, in the State OF
-, and -, Of, in the State Of =, hereby
guarantee that In oaso the foregoing bid Of -, for
rntons ~ above described, be accepted he or they
will, within ten days after the receipt of the con
tract at the post otc. named execute the contract
Tor the same with good and sufficient suretes; aud
In the said shall fail 10 enter into contract
as aforesaid we guarantee to to make good the differ
which may be accepted.
A B., Guarantcr
Witness: G, D., Guarantor.
EFF
1885,?
thereby certify that this above named - are
known 10 me as men OF property, and able 10 make
good their guarantee
(Tb be Agasd by h. United States Eisria .Td9e, Uhl.d
States Dstrie. Attorney, or Copector.)
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied
by the above guarantee.
Newspapers authorized to publish the above will
send the paper containing the frst insertion to this
office fer eNaminationJ
Proposals to be endorsed " Proposals for Ratlons
for 1885," and addressed to the undersigned
W. B. SLACK,
oc l6--lawiw Major and Quarter Muster.
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IHJTspEH SRaAHGEnEKw.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
Ia. a K h q AID.


U1i aud alter MONDAY, NOV. Is, isSi,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADEi,-
PHIA:
GoT Bsit,norS, at $50 .. N. .Da vi iioL A..
(Expres5,) srG 1910 p. m.
For Chester, At IS g. m, II 10 .Sts sun 10 90
For Wilmington, 81 $50 = N, s.ls =. NJ. II ~ u
For New Castle, at sis .. IN. and 84or m
kor Dover, at SIS . IN. and SO p. M
For milford, ct sl6 . m.
For sslsoury, at SIS &. N.
TRAIHS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leaye Baltimors ut $50 D. m. (Express,I i"S y.
III =, (Express 6.ao and p. m. Express,
Leave Wilmington at '.so and II 40 q, m., ia
b45, and $50 p. m.
Leave salisbury ata.SS p. M
Leave Milford at a.6b D. m.
Leave DoSer ct q. m and o.iop IN.
Lesve New Castle ct II :. m. and $40 y. "a
Leave Chester at $40 D m, 1915, +bo, and Vsa
3, N.
Leave baltimore for Salisbury and intermediate
tstions OF $40 and p. m; for Dover and nterme.
Gists stations, ct los p m.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at S.4b .. m, l2.o6 and II % p. III
Leave Wilmington st 4so 9. M, s.as .. m, IL 9;
FREIGHT TRAIsI with Passenger Car attached
will run - followe
Leave Philadeiphia, for Perryvills and interms
date places, At 6i0 p. IN.
Leave Wilmington, for rexryvills and iutsrlnedi
Leave BsitmOrs, iOr Havrs ds.ar.os and in.nr
mediate stations, at q. In.
ON SUNDAYS ONLY.
~ $40 g. na' and l2 10 p. IN FROM Phi!aa.'pnis tc
ArT from Baltimore TO rhiladsIph,a.
The . 30 Q. m Train from Philadelphia 10 baitl
more will rau daily s~sdas eacetssd,
isn1--tr President
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E$s ~AE 4 0'c
~ AnGi-EhsunnGCi0 EaaT

FEspAHAHgLf Uu.zs
iAsHhAffsk, ~ ia t6Tt0lJ fi77si,
POUI iEd REUt1AEoLo
-TEskHEsf a,Id FERV VGBs 4 FFAL.lU-sA,
LEPU&I1AEE q; - 7L.'
.Gr u, k9g kTestI ~ hsreiT"
itIa. s0nyrn4egily ARRANGED 4-s Jf Ezls, ~.
talking .medlostsd compound, so ~ worn aroaaI
tue body, about the Tai6t HcJi -..3 ArsEdTin1 Al
Pa ETs, psveuer u, dissd:s rsos and car h3 YOrp
stkosa tnltgyy 10 the most d>s0ol' ,.sr3ol.
by this treatment, the me iJua properties coo
tanned In the BAND, heir, u hsghiy dT0agGi3o and
vosatl, mature, and corsss ot being readily GbioSd
t.rot9h ne Por'I a. p- s7 snneintO Girs2 o00st with
tho BLoop and aSIGrGi ViT;ulIEO. without rst pass
lng through the peOo'ss Cf dlgeauOn, which WOn.1
tel not 0nly 70 o'i,O iIOn tlelr curative p9wHTH
sui 10 impair .h- 'ltsrnsl organs SUD is gEiEc tlR
tgssti0n alsc--,bus avoiding tbg .5gyri0uI eg52 ~
oftcn tho 'rpait ci intTsG Tersli.g, HpG efCgtpy
gT -y ~ PURIFYING di.d c3aIitisg L+s sr8ldtpIs o.
" 81 J,tEi asll TEfoiag As pGrS giaod IN hsGI.V
f...li0n. This BAND Ia also SGSfjN!. - h,1
IER1UsIAL AGRTT b" and viii sptr.'r -Sttrs ibs 49,
tern from it, psrTif9+cS4t rJse'I
IluirrAte ease are cured IN NIgg gee bEd W. are
o0uslunty feoeiVing tniolgt1i ys'', Ito which
We invite inspection 81 our ONCE o.. ~ Ntht5rY IN
aggravated cABes Of losJ t1risilFs
Priuo Two Do'iErh. Sent ~ fr a'"I rUcaiP' u
81 or by eHprsa eYeryWhrec. ,'t,. .s 5s'as'gry NJ
fv'AelL-di, ir5ns tho principal nIIgf o.,
q, SMITH 100. FfupFlGtprs, :
gyl HrcafWEy, New f1gt
u. - Ds. gf,s.Sa Iresiayi 'GE hth,
~ This baud w,i noa ihtstIss win the soldle!'s
daosS aos lb-ly
The national Republican., 1862-11-03
', RAILROADS, ATO.
pAsSEFG Err TR.A l.FS
From WashingtOn.

rssssoseT sSa Trains rain sstwssa w.snnsicH BsiGnoIs'
And the West, will be run - foliows:
Daily Trains between wsaAiasto Bait.
StE DAILY Trains between washsssou and the west.
on sundays, Two Trssns to 1altinors, and One
Pasmssr. sas for the west nak.g sisss sosneetions
more s and Ohio Railroad iSf m ans wsss Al lower
's; IoS < sSspsSLFx Tf hsi Y iHY SA; xsb $ new
IisSi Fos xssRsfSnfSs;. S.:sas.s 600
. Fok p Y az s'G feSlsgs yEsr ..s station. along
a. ~ 10 !. % N, and p n, sad q 1saisys q p m
TRAINS N0vM0 a0uEH.
tss,s s,Mn,. Msw YGsI sss Sas %assOn Is 3
Leave L new Yorr srs p. N. rAslaAslphia 1850 p.
m baltimore Aso .. m. AVN q Warrington O. %
I'i.i s.S:;s sss 1sia 'aa p & x:Ss.os ias
10 a n saSs,o H ;: n. iSr Wsssissss; ssiss here
NJ: e S:::;s !: l.ss:, rs s
baltimore or Washington.
s..snssr. leaving w..h,.as.on. . ?. = 20 .s,,,,sa N
yunstion tRsLyl with tram. g Islt,%crs and ohis
Road, IN Maryland and Virginia.
Trains leave nnapolb for Baltimore and Wash.
ington daily, except Sundays, at LIs .. N. and s4f
2. m. &.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington ct 600 .. ".
II m. and p. m, and Baltimore at 480 and 40
$: NJ and $50 p. m, sop e~ly al ASnopc'u ont
Wdshiaaton ysnososs.
wSyfasssrssrs na-t take the Aeso~~~adtton Nais
only
W. r. DMITR,
nyT Asstef Of Transportation, Bal,
The national Republican., 1862-11-03
nROPOsALs FOR LUMBER.

IL
DRreT QuARrxRAAsrER's OYFIcE,
Corner Of 18th and G streets,
Washiogtcn, Oct y, 1852.
Office until Monday, November 3, 1852 at 10 O'Clock
m, for delivering 10 the oity Of Washington at suoh
Pn q the S.s
Of the hs following aHo lind and asscripsiou, viz:
Five hundred and ty thousand 1850 o9ol feet a. or
One hundred thousand tioO oooJ feet "a or one;end
Twenty thSSssnd 90 900, feet 81 or two q, inOh
Fifty thoussSd 60 900, feet Of dressed tongue and
Thirty thousand $4,000, feet white Pin. rimDsr,s
Thirty thousand $4,000, feet White Pine Timber,
by 8, twenty.two S 10 twenty. went tour tour feet long
Sixty thousand oeo) feet Joist sby or ten uo)
sx1 iS SSvssa %ss ss feet 5o 5sHs Ss Ten o
sixty Sy %
Ten ss was feet feet sas avs feet
Ten ,Ssss SssS, fee. Jo, by 8, fourteen Zee,
Ten tSSa.sPd feet J0''s by o. sixteen Let
Ten s ans ss' s'an'lns fourteen
Ten thousand 10000 e. s.sn.lins by sixteen
Ten ssGqesnd onS SS 5Ss' s0an'Ds eighteen
All the above described to be good merohantable
Lumber subject to the inspection of an agent sp-
pointed on the part Of the Government
All the lumber TO be delivered within twenty days
after tigning the contract.
Proposals from dsloysl parties will not be oonsid
cred. An oath Of allegiance to the U 8. Government
The ability Of the bidder to fii the con tract should
1t be awarded to him, must be guaranteed by two
responsible persons, whose signatures to be ap
pended to the guarantee -.
shewn by the official certificate Of the Clerk Of the
neares, District Court or Of the United States Dis
triet Attorney.
The full name and post oioe address Of the bidder
must appear In the proposal.
If bid Is made In the name OF firm the names
sidered as the individual proposal Of the partner
signisg II.
bonds in the sum Of five thousand dollars, Sign ed
by the contractor and both Of his suarantors, will
be required of the successful bidder upon signing the
contract.
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed too high Is reserved by the Depot Quarter
master.
Informal proposals will be rejected.
Proposals must be addressed to Capt Edward l..
Hartz, Assistant Quartermaster U: 8 Army, Wash
ington, d. c., and should be plainly mark0d "Pro.
posals for Lumber"
Form OF Guasaalsc.
We, OF the county If, and State OF -,
and -,o OF the county f., and State Of =, do
hereby guarantee that Is able to fulfil the con.
tract In accordance with the terms Of his PROPOSE
ton, and that, should his proposition be accepted
be will at once enter Into contract in accordance
Should the contrast be awarded to MIN we are pre-
pared to become bis securities.
(To this guarantee must be appended the certif-
EDWARD l.. HARTZ,
oct 23--dtd Capt. A q. NJ, u. >. A.
The national Republican., 1862-11-03
Fos sosse., VA s.vFoss AsD

81 sTATh, ThhfYSEnas BAY sflnfans, .5a saf1n5th 1f74n w.
Of Srset st,snSth aad spsed but sdapted
connection with the Fall River end o1d Codcay
failroad, distance Of 70 milee only TO Bosten.
Fss Leave re, 10 n15tn ,iysf The gsss..y
Monday, Wednssdays, and Friday, q o'clock, r.
ss ssss.. e MERScsc9s. SiNRSs seSn Can,
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at O'Clock
~, touching At Newport each way.
Iheso steamers are lifted with oorimodlEs stnte
rooms, and every arrangement for the sccority and
comfort OF passenger, who afforded BY this routl
nights rest on board, and. on arrival a Fall river
proceed Per steamboat train, reaching Boston early
tne following morning, or may remain On board un
TIL starting Of the accommodation at A. N, By
which they may reach Boston about Gas A. N.
A baggage master q attached TO esoh steamer, who
receives and dokets the baggage, and sooompanie,
the eAme to Its destination.
A steamer runs, In connection with this line, be
tween Fall river and Providence, daily, except Bun
Freight to Boston 10 forwarded through with sreal
dispatch By an Express Trsih, which leaves Fall
river every morning, 6undayi excepted, At ~
O'Clock for Boston and New Bedford, arriving atits
destination ct about II A. NJ.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or atth
ofnoe, on Pier No. Q, North river, For state.roomI
and berihs, apply on beard, or desired to oecurs
them In advance, TO -
VIII. BORDEN, Agent,
auf lI-b 70 and II wost street N. Y,
The national Republican., 1862-11-03

. TCEHTiOE sOLDI@BS AND SUIT
IL LERS-HsSing Just completed our sssortmen,
OF Camp Furniture, we would now respectfully In
yts the attention Of Soldiers aud Suffers. Our as
sortment comprises In pHri The following Camp
goods, viz
Camp Chests Tor mess oI ir0rl niur TO sig, CAM
Tables, Camp Btools, Camp Co.'s, Camp Mattresses
vi ell other articles Of Cunp furniture oalou lated
10 make soldier comfortable. All Of which will be
sold at the very lowsst @Sh prices at
GREEN WILLIAMS,
kazi No. 80 Seventh street, corner u
The national Republican., 1862-11-03

=
FiRLEY BIGGEE Cist1 Hss,ster u ti.e e. a,
Tr.asBTy ) and CHARLES u. SHERMAN, G4ga
lsars ~ lsw, will devote their entire attenticn 10
The prosecution and settlement OF demands agstus
nc U ni,ed states, growing out Of the present
acIudiDg the Accounts and ClsiIns of 6tates, on
r4GtorJ, and Disturbing Ofioersi application To-
nc restCss.irn OF property illegally elesed or CAP
'areG, ard ioy compensation fof the use OF private
proper.y iur Government purrosss, and for asn,age
Tor the injury OF sucn property by the nr3, ioL
military pay, pensions, and bounty lands Lid TO-
cIFr,ibatiYe shares Of monies payable at Ihr f'oI
ssry and due 10 sub contractors and others
They will also give legal advice TO claimAats, CON
tractors, and to unprofeesiopsi agents In litigstec
>a-es; and pre- pare written Arguments whom dssired
With S6n-resideut Agents who may send them
,..iIs equitable dvision Of commission will be
made
Undisputed Demands viii b. Gollsooed srd
-oHiptly remitted for s commtsSiea Of from : nah
lctSo and half per cent depending or tue
ADo1nt; and negotiations Will tie DepA-o1-Db
con iucted "a moderate tsrmg.
l,y prompt attention, moderate onAfges, lo.s -
psriencs, and minute knowledge Of the Of iakr
'sgaladonB, rules and precsdcrtS, goyerninf thl
siaEs Of business ct the Department. they hop. u
entcr their services useful 10 eamAnta ard ?uslie
sse1itor.
Reference n.sy be made TO Mempefs Of Congress,
and officers Of tho Government; and especially, by
permission, 10 the Hon. ELIspa WsTrrLsszr Fi;9
Comptroller CT the Treasury
AddrSs--" Eessrs. BIGGER a sHERhAS
Washington, o Z.
Jalo.y NJ n street, pFsf Tressury aEd " Il
iart' bctei u1ys s-om
The national Republican., 1862-11-03
MEDICAL PgRvEYOR's OFFICE,

MEDICAL PURVEYOR'S OFFICE,
lxl WAsHIsGToN, d. c., Dot. 2S, 1869.
PRoPosALs, Eeaed and endorsed " Proposals for
noon on tho I'd day Of November next, for furnish.
ing and delivering at tho warehouse Of the Medical
Storekeepor at this depot, (600) five hundred Hand
Litters, Ambulance pattern,) with the privilege OF
increasing the quantity to Il 0o0) one thousand II
the wants Of the service demand It.
Five hundred to be delivered within ten days after
the award OF the contract.
An oath Of allegiance must accompany each prop
osition, aud bonds Ia the sum of $4,000 will be re-.
quired for tho faithful performance OF the contract
Samples of quality, tize, &o., may be seen ON sp.
pllcauon to tho Medical Storekeeper, corner Of
Eighteenth and streets.
Payment TO be made upon the completion OF the
veyor shall be In funds q, II LAUB,
Surgeon U. s. Army, and
oct I'D Med Purveyor.
The national Republican., 1862-11-03

IUsT RECTIyEn-A splendid asrortmeut of
a Imported HAVANA CIGARS, oomprising the
most iayoritc Brands also, large and we'll selected
sttck OF Domestic Cigars all OF which We offer for
sale Al unusually low prices.
0STHEIM BRoTHERB,
ocT a06 RSpHaIVapia avenue.
The national Republican., 1862-11-03
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A FItIEaD IL HGEU. ..sfa ~.
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from the recipe Of DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connect
cut the celebrated bone setter, whore lame |, ua'
rivaled by that of any living man. II Is certain
and immediate ocre for Rheamatsm, Gout, Neural
ga, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Wounds, Sorea, Burrs,
Soalds Piles, Lumbsgo, Headache, Toothfohe, sad
all Rheumatio and Nervous Disorders. EasHTnsi IN
Iuries, no.
All sufferers should give it = trial.
RICHARDSON q Co, PrGyfisv1lt
Eor sale by CHARLES sToTT. GsSas1ij Sg"r,
10! Washington, sri b al fsslnss.
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