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MErRoPoLIraS Horn, EEwYoRK Aug. 20. iae2.
Dr. Lishth has succeeded in restoring hearing which
was considerably imped and has also removed the noise
in uiy head. which had Incesssn'ly annoyed me.
u. SIN resien. Of NewOrleans and stranger In the
city intending stay but sh IT time longer, make refer
Msssrs s,use Bennett Co, No Us Front St. aud
and to NJ, J. T. Fisher, No % PaikIow to whom am we'll
knosu and who as fnas With the circumstances Of my
Gaze. O. DE CASTRO.
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Alta meeting Of the Republicans Of the Ninth
ard favor Of pa honest sud nnp.eJ.dsa 1lSn
-, - laos Aurn-,n. D. Dow, e ~as chosen hair a.
Matthew and Abraham Van ofd"n, ciq' Ice onai.
ZEN nsd Ifon.s a. afssn ED Secretary. Tho obJee, Of
To meeting hAsg 5ec stated 10 be- no Oh tle
~arug upon aut nisrucs The present car
80, I'D sht should ~ thc c14fe Of s VINO heartily 1r
ire 90 srsan Administrator in ~ EFFORTS - crah roee.'
r go ,t.in he son ~ 10. rte.rity tie following reio-
t.tlsu. v.r~ l.trld ic.f ND ltautls4s.y aioptefi
H,.lrsf IN view the thc'teI aPert 81 nur nitona
f. both hsas snd abroai u i' tts iaraoll enty u
al creed AL nrrau 10 Qua Nt.ehsl bssrA-
AID aulaof.as supper, m - struggle 70
,. ID, an ni,infrin tho uf iou 81 th- States aud
g. enable hinsef thu more et,csy 50 goo "frfl CUE.
should hoac5, aua a good iih "i'n o.l,.' o "',.S -
lay spoa tc altar oilia c.uaD ~ a'r'nnoe 90 Pht az
a., 80 .t'J ia 1i,l 90 .hoai-r with former "a &.
n c1mlo ttoF auI cg meats az 'igp" - Our e''"--'
R,{,t Tb,, the nominsou BY ihe Pso,le. Union Cou.
'4sib N. Republican o..sngaii,n brir; made iu ila,
I'D fit ~ union which "r uFeL' We COZ 1l'it --' "
I,fe h noul4ati.n 0F .eu.Jtt % Aarmbg ios otfcAh
Re.irs4 Tho, the rar,y nomination Of Thoms' E
st.uaf aoa Nclrb'ciu. bong atcr f1hs ll'rt m 20
nonll atioa 81 Dr. c- "a boh Do polite ed fay
tena % diminish Le chines' al &C. 1850. % "-''
On .tou the I occe-1"S' o. ~, 80 nv $500, -
r tnas O. oinvAs. Secretary
Unconditional Union DOMINATION.
FOR MEMBER NTH AsstdoLf Dlst"IoI,
CAPT. JAS. +. MAGUIIiE.
People, Unlon and Republican Nomlnnuon.i
Atih Dlsl hili,
tNNi1 W1fi)
For Assem- bly,,
JOHN II. WHITE.
Union Republican NoainntiOn.
IOa SURROGATE.
GABRIEL VAN Colt.
TvcIt,b Wnrd-.scveniecnih ID .frict.-for A.
..nbIv-ISAAC b. bArCHEIDR. Independent taien
candidate Nominated by the Peoples a touF'ni on
ndogra by the Union Il, pabc CONCEPTION nil iea ~
The Coufttui Convention Approved by oil tfpendr1
Democrats who object 10 U'ing sold % tadd "ouI tA'
consent
For Conarcss Third Di,irIc; Go Pr.iins DE i,i'
m iIIi lNth tth WIN Altl, Ali!lA - no. ani AiAi
rs ards of the city OF Blooslyni
JAMES HI MPHREY.
proci,unt,ou fu pusu-rce Of resolution Of tho Com
-, c'In'I ~ tie Cuy Of Ne, N't d. h.r''y o4,t a
,P1vAHD or ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ioT the
,l.,.,tion Of any p.Iaon NOIlN' ~ itE"l' ~ 10
10 VOTE ILLEGALLY. o. o. any Pe.son "uo s''.
ec,,. all s.sl.f COUNSEL advice another ' tNt ~
,f hi. got.i c,aly 70 into ny ward Of al W
80, for that p lss %. tie ensuing ctf 90 u DO 'd ID
80 a., TffFtDNY tt, 9Th dty oi November ArAi % Do "a
Vernfq.r pi.tf chtt0mev or Juds. 4 ia, '". '' 'o"
,i,,rd tlat such conviction was bad upon We p
do ne .ou o. per, calming sich ie" ga. 10. ga
mn reward lot ul,ff.trd to IT, nf-fsl,'' J. VIZ.
b,, twenty days lcf The ny','tln OF f'on ~
rr,fd,i Giyeu under my tfrd .. tlr .ity9T. Niic'
O,iober y. lli; "HoN"- ~ ~ .-'' '-'' 9''
p,u.,c,l.-HLAerIC RINGS ~ TYING RALLOi-
T1tEIIitIi can be had of q A. BUNNEN' 4, BE nanna
,,r.r unIer tho DO f4t ltl 80 IA 'll ~ lo
Roadway AID Of G.. " BAONEN q. sny n'''' 0o''
lIih bat. and itA-ay.
AZ
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Fourteenth Assembly District,
lXVIIIth wsrd)
Republican Union Nomination.
For Assembly.
PHILIP FRANKENHEINER
FIFTH DsfRief-S5PpiHP p hE som lin %aaDs
BROOKLYN.
For Member of Assembly.
CHABLEs l.. BENEDICT.
Kings County Republican Union Nominations
For Governor,
JAMES 8. WADSWORTH
For Lieutenant. Governor
LYNN FIREMAN.
For Csnal Co..mssioneT,
OLIVER LADUE.
AEDREAS WsLLMAN.
CHARLES HGGHEs
f0I w TIISi,si V %a a.'''
JAMES HUMPHREY
For Surrogate.
PETER w. OSTRAkDEn.
For DistrictAt,omey,
JOHN WINSLOW.
JOHN Il. SPADER.
DIR. PHILIP wEIsmANDEL
For suIerintendents Of the Poor.
FOR Justice Of Court Of Sessions.
WILLIAM II. HOYr.
FREDHRiCK sCHOLES
For Collecior OF Taxes sud Assessments.
CHARLES ii. KIMBALL.
THOMAS rSMsnUsP GoraEL
FOR Auditor.
ARCHIBALD NJ. BLISS
For City Treasurer
EDWARD A. LAMBERT.
foR MEsBERs OF ASSEMBLE
First District
PHILIP S. CRO0KE.
Second District
HENRY A. BOWEN.
WILLIAM ~ THOMAS
Fourth District.
PETER GRAHAM
Fnh District
CHAs. L. BENEDICT.
sixth District.
SAMUEL r. MADDOX
Seventh District,
EDGAR MCMULLEN
Republican Union Nominations.
JAMES 5. WADSWORTH
For Lieutenant Governor.
LYMAN TREMAIE
For Canal Commissioner:
OLIVER LADUE
For Clerk Of Court Of Appeals:
CHARLES HUGHES.
Pr State Prison Inspector:
ANDREAs wlLLMAhN.
f0r Surrogate;
GABRIEL VAN COTr.
For Surervis,r;
SHERIDAN SHOOK.
Tor Congress.
District Dkfr'.
/ Wii.n H. GIl.en. :. Henry A. Burr.
$ Jobn Duay g. Elliot G Cowdn.
8. Fledorlck A. CoDiilus Q. John Mcleod Murphy.
For Assembly.
district. District
4 William Buns IN. SiKt l.. kapf.
II. William r. Robinson.
B. hsolore A. Ward - -.
! 1houIas Muigau. j.. Iinund Koch
) Jotu H. BRADY. IL Philip Frankeuhemer.
! John Fitch. l.. JoLI IA. White.
!. Thoina, T. Stewart. 70. Denis McCeb.
b Joseph y. Percy IL. lsaee d. ba1chelteE.
, Hooper e. Van Won't. .-.. 49,. ,,,....,,
Chairman Of Executive Committee.
THO.lAS B s1ILLAiAN, Vice Chairman
HnSRr H. HuxLlT, SECRETARY Of Ekecgiiye Committee.
PIERRE &. VAN WICK,
Chalrmau of Printing COMMITTEES.
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Duslnes: Nollrcs.

M WOOL UEDEasniHTs AND DRAWERS -
Tie 30 oyer us3e-oa baud aud msd' to o'ao' ~
UNION ADAMS NO. 81 Broadway.
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NFv-lOEk. Oct. 81, 100.
To the Electors of the seventh Assembly
DstrictWe present Tor your support al the approaching
e.ec II Doctor EDWARD Y. PRICE, for Member OF
- emily. Doctor Price has been nominated by the
Peoples Union Convention" without respect to old pnty
organizations and II elected 81. character ability edncaton
large experience ia the public airs OF ctyeclued
mainly through his connection with e lesding department
the City Government FINANCE Depsrtment for tho past
four yeas- only hi. immediate constituency
the whole city abe and faithful representation In
the Legislature. - 80,
Bell, wing that the interests Of city viii be regarded by
him. with Intelligence snd honesty, We feel fllJ Juhoi IN
a king your vote md influence for hun
CuAs ii. MARSHALL 4. X. WbTNONE,
SIMEON DRAPER OklSON bLUNI.
OEO " BLUNT CLARK WRIGHT, NJ. d,
SAW L. GRISWOLD, 81 d. STEP. u. KiRBY. NJ. D.,
AUG r. DOW WM. TuCkER, President
3D. Il MARTIN President knickefb1ckeT lns. Co.,
Ocean Bank A. v. STOUT, Pest Shoe
BENZ. w BENSON PIest. and Leather Bsuk.
Bcekm4n LIS. Co, -
ErwY0RK October. 81. 1852.
nm ACQUAINTED with Or EDWARD V. PRICE, aud. with
regard TO political cousdeaion rec0nin'nd MN o. pes
.sng the bet gu- lhcaout for the hss dsnihed ana ne
" " VAN SCIIAICK.
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For Congress- Seventh District.
ELEVENTH AND SEVENTEENTH WARDS,
JOHN ". CIIANLER.
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL Nsw YORK, April 1862.
Daia SIN take much pleasure In testifyiDs to the
professional skill exhibited by you In your treatment Of
case Of severe Inflammation Of the throa. and with
which have lately been afflicted Upon coming under
your charge wss Immediately relieved and speedily cured
Of most aggravated complaint which several physicians
bad previously sought In vain to mitigate.
As am somewhat Of stranger 10 tho city would state
that you at liberty to substantste my statements, II
necessary by reference to my relatives, Mr. A. " Stout
President of the Shoe and Leather Bank of NcwYOr and
paDy. No. - Cosnties Slip.
With much esteem. am sir your obedisrt servant.
FRED. NJ. HANKS.
TO DR.. Lishlhrl, No. 81 s.. MsIk'Spisce ny.
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oRCE OPDYkE JANIS w. BEEKdAN,
WILLIAM v BRADY. WILLIAM hSrOG,
WILLIAM " EFALfS, JOHN J. ~ us,
UF.VY 4 HTFlsIT D. b. AIIfNsUNi.
WILLIAM o. ItMBERT WILLIAM y bODDf,.
TIMOTHY q CHuhCHiLL,JDH 81. rHtNWDDD.
ft4AC SHIN .tAE JANIS IL. rIaChNEY,
Issfrs XFIJY AUOs SMITH.
JOHN y OTIiNELL, NA CURTIS NOfEs.
CHARLES 4 PA bODf, RUFUS ,. NDAA"St
TisfEs ". THOMSON, NJ. y. NMl ri. $500.
u ~ TpVyf-.E AIBi5 MCDONALD.
- .trD DffDl IN FIELD MATTHEW McDOUOAL
NM LAIMbtfH. JH, ~. q. fOtIFhi M D.
AMOS s CIhNbEhLAlS J. ~. kEtD
henry BFENY - q. SIOAE,
WILLIAM ATKINSON. WiLLlAM NeIER
t6"tARD =. t.MIt5, RObfH TAYLOR, 20
rqtTIgs = IIICr arD. JOHE v. 0RIDDEY.
WIIIItJ 'rlLDFs ALFX ". BRADFORD,
n DELkFI.iD SMITH JANIS OWNS.
= pOTINsOv D. WILLIS JAMES,
iJftfAS STFgHEgsOT ISAAC !. OLIVER.
ttiLIIAd IL STEWART JOiA SEUBNltk,
c,ffifII SINCLAIR a A. CAhfIfLD.
xgpiS,iir GILfIE. WN TEXTBOOK,
CHARLES mr. ILE lON, THOMAS AaLEs,
Cr1'l|,T y SEYMOUR, WILLIAM " NILES
gcsr.v CthfP WILLIAM a. DANIlNO
r1f'eRr -NlqH JOB. SrtPli kN.Os,
r. {. BULELEN, JNt En n. 49,
q. H. JJChLf mr. ~ z. - NI-NIIo -
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W. iulUTse ilc Nuui ilDh OF
MARQUIS D. MOORE
For Assembly.
At meeting a the above Club bod az their heii arteri
Tuer3sy evening Oct. p, the following Resolution W.,
adonied:
hsosei That IN view OF The Hon Marquis d. Moores
questionable pati0 Lis ardent support Of The Govern
meat aud Adnistrliou NE Character and fpscaors
well a. BIZ strength before tao pccTe % exhibited on Two
former isicns when tsumphany elected 90 the
same position hereby iofse h!a candidate ioT
tae Asscn4b IL tie coming election. -
BRooKLYS Oct. "a. lsC,
Hon MARQUIS d. N0onK-SIR: Tho circ1msaLces uulnT
viii YOU Lave entered fed independent Cnfl
dsts for the Assembly only chi ense the most ardent
.uero Of You- fi-n1. IN the Republican psy BIT open.
door oti support vi ch might have been aiten-.d
with siubsassl you pat forward a. panty csnd
date.
We know you 20 be AM cafnes. pA,oi, in favor Of
crushiug the r. beon and feoils tue Union beyo.d h'
we care not % 90.
Me relieve you be- radical enough for progress and
.evsyo enough for safety md hoping ti y1a may tsan
elected t. tlr position have twice so hon -sy aut1
..e forder Co you cur most hearty sufIofi
y A TMEEDY, ChAS H. GAGE.
THERON %. WRIGHT. tLDAGE sEfILE,
TNOCu COVE. J. FRATT
WM. G. HEATOS. All Rad JUDD.
CHAHLEs tONDiT, ". GALE,
= " Sanford. WALTER > GORE,
u II BALDWIN, HENRY MI,
THOMAS EAkLL 6Eo. A. WILEY,
JANIS AIMS hONB. :. ~. HOWARD
All s,sirfneus that have ~ittdfsWg 90 aiead a. with
t. o., y name from Ia. ca.vassas without fiuldstion
MARQUIS u. AJOHE.
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Watches and Jewelry

The United States Tax Law,
NOW READY In pamphlet o. - pages. Oh fine, whi,s
paper Beside the bill which word word ia accordance
with the original append to Aphsbeticai kecs
puGton every article be taxed by the law and the
amount OF the be levied thereon Thi. IsudeIs
complete snd convenient Il Is pOssi5s tomake 1t.
Price postpsif 80 100 II sent by sxpess %
per loO II by mail. Address THE TRIBUNE. Newton
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100000 Worth Of
SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE
COST
JOHN MEEKS G. SON,
Nos 800 and 335 fhst. northwest OF Broadway.
VIII sell the whole Of their superb Of Cabinet Funi
TO reduce sock made Of the very best we'll
seasoned and selected nste by the bes. women In the
county Ia their workshop nader Tie supervision OF the
firm. whose reputation or excellence Of nsnufsciuIe hes
been established ID years
Goods Packed lEd Slipped to III Parts Of the Void.
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DEAF MUTE RESTORED TO HEARING.
Ny II year, of ago. hiss been deaf and dumb and
pupil of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum in his city for the past
TWO years, Dr. Lighhil has 10 restoring bis hea
rs to such degree tia. 10 IL able to learn to SPEAK
with facility.
The which the Doctor has hid In this case has
scarcely parallel and deserves to be extensively known By
the public.
GABRIEL LOwENSrEIN, No. Us Sprirg-st.
Eew-Yort, Aug Is. 1862
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Nos sc AfD GO Rg,pEsr.. !
kEw.Yosx. sept 5, 1852.
A young man Ia employ hl' been under the medical
care Of Dr. Lshh for Deanes. and Discharge fom the Ear
With which be was afflicted since infancy The discharge has
ceased or tho past ak month"; and hs hearing Is materially
improved. WEAVER, RICHARDSON Co.
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Seasons.
h.ys ju;s ccmpls.ed my large and e1t'nsIv:
STOCK OF FAlL and WINTER CLOTHING, not surpassed
az 10 VARIETY, TASTE, aud STYLE In this city. Tho
CHjLDkEES aud FURNISHING DEPARTMENT NOS
cali.
Y. Il. BALDWIN
- Nos. 70 ind "a Bowery.
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-. ~ NH~'---'t
Tirsi Ward or Deck.
GRAND hALLI fOk IrE UNION!
WALLbHDOE AID VICTORY! ,.,., ,-,,,
4 r-o,,'n, NJ he FIRST WARD UNION phlOLNAtlD
vtLgRi5jE CLUE VIII Be held :, TIE Broad-st honse ca
MONDAY EyENiNd hoG % ge9sI % f ls'i .g5 r
ai,-s In sress for the Fourth CsBsessi9aui District
Pf.,idsnt1E. }. FITZGERALD
Tcs-pfe.dnit-WM. DOUOHEhTI.
secreisry-JOHS CROW LEf
The following eminent speakers vii be p s'rnt aud ida
tie mse''"' Ger. HIRAM wALEnlpGE,
lion. JOHN mchkON.
CG6lLE5 sPESCER.
Several others VIII De IN at'eodaner --
Jolnt Meeting Of the iygn W6hP HErgpLS1.,
Asa0cAlii9S 11l "a, % bo held !. le.1a.ef ~
5st yss,,,t on MONDAY EVENING, Nov. . g.. = oe'~
the pHpo's Of p''ises iGf GSHY LEisE w.
aon' Chm IYth Nsrd Rspa. ia..l Assn.
HEHHl H. HDELAt
Cha wadswOith AID Ifcm'in Union OiDo'
o.. S41 : "a 'as s,, Secretaries
e,,hyvara-A meeting Of tho Republican Association
80, ~ Is s be hsid at Ooldeus corner Of Cent'' aeq
y,nso'sts on THIS Cloneay) hfEiND, Neg, -, ~ ~,
,.es Tor tbe purpose Of completing I"o ara uo @
,bc coming Election. iiebof. are el9ei1yS % ,
in sttendaacr. by order Of ~ D. y" '-''' i''
GEoNCa GruSDY Secretary.
.--.,.,.,- Uoiop Associati0n.-Xvth Assembly Die
feopio W. the Executive connni.tee AID bieniu'i1
~ lie Cgntfa7 Committee sro r,qrssiea &, mr. T 80
20 ths 'Ir.r of ,2ds and BIosd"sy Ihio l'i'A''''
H'H''i-''' '' CHARLES GOULD IIv'lusH"
r. J. VAspERHrRGH, Secretary
,r,yen,v-arst Ward Uaioh LepuDiican az"
WndswSrth Associa ton.-t 40 hl'', HIS 1Wnd,yj
y, 80, f,,e- o1alters no. 40, 4.hh,. ! III"
EVENING" Nov s. 1857 NJ y o'cl,eA i'su"t go i.
ers viii nddre,s tue meeting H.B. LIE ,-.i'o
VIZ meet D'''' ''' Nm Z. E5rhAbAOOn' ffe4ien''
ROERRf Z. DusCAs, 5ecicimy' -----
Fourth Congressional District, ws,a,
| CoApiing he la, "a, 80, an ON o.', ""-
FOR Member Of Consfe.''
WILLIAM III. GlLSON.
Republican Union
Nomination Tor
u ASSEMBLY, "a H DISTRICT
siXTgEHTn WARD
HOOPER G. VAN WORST.
Union Republican and peoGc,s Non-i''a io'
~ nllI ASSEMBLY, Di5 MOI.
Foi Momher Of lemby,
ski LUDOV "''s'.
The national Republican., 1862-10-10
WINTER AHRAR oEAEHy.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
n IhRo ID.

on and sfsr MONDAY, NOV. 10, 1861.
rAssEhoEx rkAtSs fsr leave ralLApEi.
For baltimore, At $50 q 10 q 10 . N, II 10 = N
(Efpress,) and 10 10 p, IN
For Chester, st slSa o. n II " a 8 tS And 10 u
Fsr Wllminston. at $50 = IN. .sIss H.. II % =
For New Casts, st siss o. and Sasp u
fov Dover, at sis .. IN. and 8 IN IN.
fcr Milford, stslb IN.
For halisbury, N 8 10 O. On.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave bsltlmoys At $50 = IN. i(Eaprsss, l % T..
ls!7s 'wiiniuTioa aa1 u 90 q sss SsTR' Z ss
So, and s,s9 y, N.
Leave Milford l. ItSp pa
Leave Dover at y Q. IN. and o.lop III.
Leave New Caele Ut II q no. and u 10 D. q,
Leave Chester At $50 .. N 10 10, 4b0, aud . .,
Leave Baitir.ars for salisbury and intsnusdiate
tiats stations, st LOS p. M.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at 3 10 q. H., 1905 and II 20 D IN
Leave Wilmington at a.a0 =. NJ, S,2b . IN, u d,
p sSREaTahf a fRAIs. With Passenger Car attached
Lssys Fhilsasipt!s, for psrryVills and intsrus
diAts plsoes, st $40 y. u
Leave Wilmington, tir Fsrryyills Adj tptsrmsdi
Leave BsitimOrs, icr HAVE d. ar.Os ADD Inter
mediate stations, atoam m.
ON SUNDAYS ONLY
. AZ $50 .. n and 1870 p. N from Phiiadslpnia to
AZ ISn ss 9slspors Z to TOP rhlIsasIsn,. .s,,!ss.
more viii ran daily, fa'isv, snsy;s.a,
ban sd PreAdsut
The national Republican., 1862-10-10
C,LAIn- AsAls NJ sh. UnlvkD sTAvx.

-
FINLEY BI9GEE, llAte Register OF toe U.s
Tteasafy,l snd CHARLES T. SHERMAN, Copn
sellors al Law, will devote their entire sttsnto ~
the prosecution and settlement Of dsmsnds sgHins
tho cnited States, growing out Of the present wAy,
ncluding the Accounts and Claims Of States, Ion
racters, and Disturbing ofioers; application fc,
he ,estnration of propsfty illegally }ezrd cap
iured, end tor COMPENSATION for the use VI private
prcparty for purposes, and for oanaag&
Tor the injury Of such property By the army: tor
military pay, pensiora, and county lands; and fos
distribatiye sharss OF monies payable at tha Tres
sury and due to sub-oontrs otors and 0thafa
fGey VIII also give legal advice to clAimArs, o0a
usotors, and 20 unprofassopal agents In litigateo
skset; and prepare written arguments when delrtd
With Mon resident Agents who may scnd thfm
s,sIns, al sluitshle division Of commissions viii n
made
ULiGsp1Lsi DaluaLGs Wli Do uUlleou.d ano
EcmIty semittsd for q comniiss.5n VI from rnL
hiRp alj half Isf cent depending on toe
.nNsni, and negotiations With the Department
voaAuclhd 90 moderate thrmI.
by Wf"rpt attspuaG, moderate UhArses, LJu1 ts
rerience, and a n!nute knowledge of the oi law
ieg5lSdons, TuloB And PRECEDENT, gOveIuiD; tli
laS7 ol DuBinSgB ~ tue departments, ilsy hvI,G tL
feoeer their ssrvioas assful 10 oiim snts ant pGa
sra1itnrs
Reference may be made 10 MeIaDeis OF Uongresa
ard officers Of the Government; and especially, BY
EsrnltGson, TO the Hon ELisnA WEITrLsssI, Firs
Comptroller OF the Treasury.
AddraS-" Messrs. BIGGER 4 SHERMAN,
Washington b o.
O,noe, no Hs , street, nan Trsssl,y Ana WI
isrds Hotel. nov s--an
The national Republican., 1862-10-10
CONVENIENT "A ,AlDvTs.

passion YsT.S;Sn; = ~ ;S. sys. . !: ~ i'cs; cCSsc..s
Applicasios hayils b>.r made under ths sst Of -
June 1850. iOf he fsi.sdsof ne laad Ma.r.n , o.
g dsstroyed, notice z hereby yen that q The d.ts
lection should then appear .-
No. 6J.IeS, io9 leo sores, (act Of lles February.
1919 IN favor Of Edward Martin, Of Cap, Browne
COMPANY, battalion Of Mormon volunteer. In The
var with Mexico October 81, 1899
No 1oo, for 100 acres, Issued under tbs ~ o.
March, l6SS, IN the name Of Abigail JOY, iofmsi
wiuow Of Chlistophef Grant, snd WA granted March
l., lsa2--Ootober II, 1909
No, S0,097, iue leo acres, issued under the aot o.
March, 1855, In the name Of Amos Barrett, and va
granted May 10, 1sbs-Ootober II, 1881
No 20 ,tss, for loo sores, i-ssed under ths aet o.
March, 1856, In the nameof John Benjamin, and wa,
granted Deceubsr 10, lss7-Ootober II, 1851,
No 7o,o29 for 10 acres, bsued under the tct OF
March, 1855, IN the name Of Zslmon Randall, and
was granted May 0, 1s<6-Ootober 2s, 1888
No 68I63, for 100 aores, Issued under the act Of
Msroh, is56, In the name Of Raohsl, widow OF
Thomas Meredith, ard was granted Maioh ., 1859 =
- JOSEPH II. BARRETT,
OnAnlnSODiSs
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1 n n = sur PPLIEs /.

OySIos OF raR CHIrp o. AarlanAsIsl,
Army Of hs Potomac,
Wdshunotop, SepSensb0 10, lesa.
PROPOSALS. srs invited for iurnishini for tho
use Of the krny Of the Po:onss the following ar.
tioiss: 81 g.. nj -
5000 tons best quality Timothy Hsy, securely
beled, the weight Of each bale to be
marked thereon
900 e00 bushsls Of Osts, Of the best quality,
s,ropg saoks, veil sswed
I, 1000 cords Oak aad Hickory Wood, well ssa.
sousd and OF the best quality.
bach bid must be accompanied BY The endorss.
ment Of two rssponsble persons that the eoutrsets
II awarded will be IA hled.
BIDS will BE- opened from time to time ~ the ar.
ticlss may BE- needed and contracts viii be swardsa
for the Quantities needed, to the lowest responsible
bidder up to the iims Of opening
The right b reserved 70 secspt all o. any part Of
froposals shosh b sndorssd " Proposals for Hay
o. Oes, " WOOD" % the oass nay BE-, and sn.
liF EUTys INGALLS,,
ssp N-0 UTlI' NON .7-'1 : =
The national Republican., 1862-10-10
d EVOLVING IRON TUR n hTS.
EAvT DEPARTMENT


" sahington, September 10, ls62.
Tdk NAVY DEPARTMENT will receive pro
positions for the construction and erection on board
Of vessel building st the Portsmouth, New Hsmp.
shire, Boston, New York. and PhiiadslphiA navy
yards, Of two revolving rowers and impYsg bic
smoke pipe for each vessel.
On one Of the towers there 10 to BE- pilot houss,
ths whole 10 b on the general plan of thoss now
building for the naval service.
The diameter Of the tower will b 81 fst In t.s
clear, thickness will be eleven inohss composed
q plates OF NOT lees than one inch thick
The smoke pipe In thickness six inches, composed
Of plates less than inch thick Inside diastsI
top forty six inohss and height above the deck
The propositions mus, embrace oil the mschipery
tor revolving and working the turrets or the Guns
and will gate the cost and the time within which
and ready for servio'.
The contractor will be furnished with general
drawings By the Navy Department.
Proposals. will be received until the 18th day OF
October, and must BE- addressed TO the Navy Depart
mont, and endorsed on the Gu side, PROPOSAL lor
Revolving Turets." that they may be dstinsuishsd
nom other letters tsep 1e-iswtOct 10
The national Republican., 1862-10-10

THIS IL TO GIVE NOTICE. That the
subscriber has obtained from The Orphan .
poprt o. Washington county In the District Of Go
luabia, lsttsrS of sdminls.raiion on ,hs personal
estate Of John M Fries, hate Of Washington City
against the said deceased are hereby warned 10 *
hlbit the came, vi, the vouchers thereof. to the
nsxt they may Otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benef Of the said estate. -
Given under my hand TIL, fourth day Of October,
A. D 1891. 1GNATIUH FRIES,
oct 7-w9ws a. t-sAdmiuistrntof.
The national Republican., 1862-10-10

0AH HALL. CLOTHiN ROOM,
~ No, 45i SeDeRh sired, b.Io,U y.
The subscriber takes great pleasure In ann nOuncing
to his old Friends and Customers that he has opened
Q new store at No 484 hkyenth street, II, where
he hss line, selected stock Of Clothing for Men and
Boys wear which they have just received from the
North, aud Offers hem ior sale ct the lowest North
en- priees J, BRUCE CO,
Clothiers, No 4o4 Seventh street.
Evsrybody's attention u called to our new stock
of Clothing for Men aud Boys' uss, which We have
Just received, and offer for sale at very low prioes ct
No. ~ Seventh greet, near +.
j. BRUCE 4 co,
Propristors Of OAK Han Clothing Room
The national Republican., 1862-10-10
NEW roItk ExCELsIon nAKERY,

NEW IOItk EACELsIoa nAkERY,
~ Bs3 5lh street, near Maryland ave, Island
wM PATEN respectfully informs the public tilat
ne has become role proprietor Of he celebrated
tsblishmsnt lately owned by his father and will be
happy TO supply ~ orders with the utmost dispatch,
at prices In accordance with the times The quality
Of our articles 10 not 10 be eycelIed. Suffers sap
Piled On liberal terms
Agpin we come before you,
Our banner 10 uufurlsd,
While our customers are dooking
From oil quarter Of the world
For Cur Bread, our Cake, and Pastries,
For our Puddiags, Sweetment, too
and they come 70 last upon Us,
That we scarce know what to do
our bakers hsvs bseI busy
From early mora TIL night,
hiis our stock Of Hour Is vSnisLinS:
Bot dis givas Us delight.
For "quict sales and email proGte,''
Is the motto Of our store,
And If you purchase onoe from Us,
Pou will surely purchase more.
and also that the herAlds
Win proclaim from North to South,
That the Bread and Cake Of Pstsn's
Enters everyhodys Mouth ~
iuiy li-.m