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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-25
Twelfth Collection District in
Ohio.

NOTICE rs sEEHEiBY GIVEN 10 ALL
WHOM IA NAY CONCERN. That the
lists, valuations and enumeraiions made and taken
within the county OF Fairfield, in said Collection his
trct BY Assistant Assessors will be deposited in the
Assessors Ohitein lancaster, Fairfield County, aud
there left open for examination from the an 10 the
2OtA day of DsecRBer a. D. 1862. inclusive and that
the 2lth, 2Glh. 27;h and 29'h days Of Deccmber.
4. d. lsG2. appeals will he received and determined
By the Assessor for said district relative
or excessive valuations or enumetations made and
returned to him by the Assistant assessors, al tue
Assessors flee aforesaid, and that said last
cd days will again be Submitted to the inspection OF
any and all persons who may apply for that purposes
the lists taken aud r8tu rned by Assistant 9sessors a
aforesaid.
AL appeals 20 the ASSESSOR as afhresat, shall b,
made in writing. and shall specify the parlc uia
cause, matter or thing respecting which decision il
requested CHARLkS F. SHFFFER.
Assessor OF leih Collection District ofOho
Lancaster. Ohio, Dec. 4, 1852,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-25

TT An or Ter his beeu issued by the
War Department to permit sick and
wounded soldiers to 90 to their homes
VII sufficiently recovered.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-25

Ey Our patrons will be visited next
week by our carrier with his annual
New Years Address.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-25

EE Our thanks are due to Hon. JOHN
SHERMAN, Of the Senate, for value public
documents.
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Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate.
EN- PUbNU ANCE OF AN ORDER
: grabled by the probate Conf OF Faita>ld County,
OHIO, Will orsr Tor sale at publ, auction oD


DNsN ~ '''N ~ N"G " .
IN 1863. a. o'slsek. pm. u,oa fGs pr'nist5, the
following described Real Estate, situate iu sa!d
county NJ Fairfield aud State Of Ohio. sll1'r1 tue
dowereatale of Ki.ztbcth a, Holsnan. to-Sit
Being parts NJ al the quarter sections lh sect on Y"
IS, TO~Hship so -. 10 Range No 20. Begiuhif ghi
stone the haif section line At The cprref"t HE
lad oi Jacob smith. 81 poles N"r'h 6i DE tcnite
Of said -octOn; thence north " ebans and ~ lirs
10 a stone being aLoiher corner OF said Jsrob u.
Smith land; thence Wgsf ~ chrlns " HINTS to .
sl"Ue; thence soIth iili d-R. we,s l7chains rra z
Ilnkst9 pOsi; being c1fBeT ora lot nov 1SHrd b!
Phhlip king--ibtuer East chnns and 70 lts 20 a
posi- thence South chains aud % links 10 n post;
'hcnes West chains snd u llHks TO posi; iiencr
! SOniA fehSiu- 70 post. from which bite oak ~
inches IN 'ilaD~t-r bear south 80 DEG kastfb EkS
distant. and hickory " iucbss in d.smrteT. bear
NOrlh II deg, East - iinks distant; ih nee SDatL
~ dog East u cl:rs ard q links 10 post lhenrr
/ NOih ~ deg East chasns 20 post: tnrnes Nor,l
- deg West ~ chains {, TIE OeeiuuIug containing
/ 80 sGd jI-lbG acres mDre or les.
Appraised, encountered a. Aforesaid ai s5'j ~;
IL t. be -oll az Iezs lUO-hrs The appraised
value. and Hpohlhc terms 81 Oheilfa 10 hanA. sud
the balance iAt~V ye4ry pay meat. siiA L.crssi.
! jan S1lASOE.
sd'mr with the will annexed ~ Georg. Holman DEF
JGHS 8. BK.sKE. 3in.
Lancaster, S5v. &c, loG!--5 ~29pfsG5O
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NoNNON no MOrG.

A ppof tina, the Blood Purifier and Pills purely
yecetale have the certificates of eminent chem
sts Professors Chiffon u n " and Locke Of Cincinnati
Read Dr. Robaoks Special Notices and Certificates pub
ished in Conspicuous part Of this Paper from time 10
time. n,
Price Of the scandinavan Vegetable Blood Purifier, 81
per bottle or S. per hadozen. Ofthe Scandinavian Veg.
etable Blood Pills 2 cents Per box or boxes ior
PRINCIPAL Office and Saesroom, No East Fourth ST.,
81 Building from 3tain 81, Cincinnati, o. laboratory
M unn1rnnnh EfrEAI.
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FOR SALE BY

For sale III Fnirleld county by Gee. Kaufman e
Co. .Slaosi * nalHsAmuth, lancaster; KaIb Push
vile; Abbott a. Son. Clrurporii Philip Hane. Pleas"
antyillr; q e. HamNu, OAK hand; Harman d Curis-
Pickerngton; n. l.. Nicely, Baltimore; Beer! q Nc
Candlish. Bremen; S'ndrrman Il hnauG. Amanda;
l. l.. Bratiu, New salem; loseph Ra1cr MilerspoTl'
n b. Harner Basil. aud by druggists and merchants
generally throughoulthc United Statesand eahad"s.
Sept. 70, 1861,
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FU EE BLAST.
Attachment N tice.

Wilson Reeder, PtG, } Bsfnre R. A. YontE.J.r.
OF walnut In. Faiflc
Emanuel Bemadum, DenS County, 0 .io
I'm the 22d day = November, A. D, IsG2. said
Justice issued IN ordar OF alta Aohment In the
above action for tie sum Of s4 o. and Su the prob
able cost. 10 suid case Set for hearing on the 10Th
day Of January, AID. IsG3, at o'clock, =. N.
WILSON RFEDER
Lancaster, Dec IL 90 3wt
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NoGacG-

NOTICE Is hereby given that Henri Calendiho
, was Oh the IOth DAY Drrcfabsr iA62, duly sp.
pOinied ald gdsiihed as the 4dminisraiOr de bORis
non of SRinGsI Hrhuiek. dec. Persons owing The
estate will call for OTseitlement.
HESRY CAtENDINE,
pee u, 1899. Adnr. de boni- ron
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The Battle at Fredericksburg.
Official Report OF the Rebel Gen.
eTal Lee.

The Richmond Dispatch contains the
following:
DISPATCH FROM GEN. LEE.
HEADoUARrERs, NEAR FREDERICKSBURG,
Dec. l6, 1862.
As far rs can be ascr rtained his stormy
morning, The enemy has dis ,ppeared in
our immediate front, and recrossed the
R.ppabsnno k. presume he is medi
tating passage at some other point.
(Sgred) R. E LEE,
General Comman log.
GEN LEES OFFICIAL REP 'RT.
The following official report Of Gen
Lee was received in this order,oa yester-
day: ..t .S,a
HEADQUARTERS, NrITHEN. Va, |
D-c l7th 1852
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
LOCAL n EWS,
Am useutents.

Nixos,s s WARRINGTON TnELrRx--This evening, the
b. auttiul Cubas appears III n tew dsnce, IN tied
"h ts." She also repeats lCr Hungarian Gaucc of
Bokd,o tsirdos.n Chanfrau appears ng.u tits
evening, 10 I'VE Of his popular pieces. On MGnd y
syenipk the beautiful CuQas appears as the french
spJ In the play Of that IA Ic.
FoBD,s THEArRE.--" Sir Dssreei T q mo I mo- al
les on for youth, will he repre.ented st FOrd- The.
a'fe TIL, evening, with powerful cast OF chsrao.
tiers. To eonciule with the thrilling sea drama OF
'Jsck Jurk" Mr. srd Miss Couldock will appear
on Monday.
GaovgRs TnRATRE -" East Lynn, ,''-The laurels
achieved by Mis- Lucille Western, in her double
character tf Lady Isabtl hrd Madam Vie. In
:" East Lynne or NE Elopement, grow moro hume.
rous each succeeding nghi. II Will lie repeated
this evening.
GAnraaluRr. To night, the three fa. mating
ttars, Mise, Kate Penney er, Julia Mortimer and
Agnes Sou,herland, will appear iu their grand acts
Of performance, together with Mons Sxolosy, Geo.
Il. De Loui,, Professor kirbye, Master George, Bob
Hart, Lew Simmons aud The full CORPS oe ballet.
NIxoss CREMonsE aARptS CiRous This after.
noon and rig I, he entertainments TO be giveo
for the beneit Of the intrepid young rider, Master
Johnny Whitby, who has made q number OF friends
aud admirers. Eaton Stone will ride his great oh
stacle rot. DR.. james L. Thayer mud the mules will
also be forthcoming.
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
Police Matters.

James MoClernon. arrested On Thursday, by
Oficer James, Of First ward, for selling liquor
without license. Taken before Justice Drury,
and fined s2l.25.
John u. Gray arrested on Thursday, by OH.
Ger Stinohcomb, of First ward, for assault and
battery. Taken before JUST CO Drury and bound
over TO keep the peace.
Frank Riley and Frank WelCh, arrested on
Thursday, by Officers Mills and Crump, OF First
ward. for being drunk and disorderly. Taken
before Justice Drury, and committed TO the
workhOuse.
Lewis Rothchilds, arrested on Thursday, by
noncealed weapons. was taken before Justice
Robert Seymors, arrest / on Thursday. by
Oficer TruIall, of Seoo' ward, tor being dis.
orderly, was taken B - Justice Drury and
fined 90.
John Turner, arrested On Thursday. by on.
Ger Taylor, of Third ward, for larceny, was
taken before Justice Thompson. and committed
TO Jail for court.
John Gordon, arrested on Thursday, by OIL
Ger Fenwick, of Fourth ward, for using threats
OF violence, was taken before Justice Walter,
and fined 81.
Samuel Kennedy, Walter Moorehouse, and
Charles Wilson, arrested on Thursday, by ON
for assault and battery, we're taken before
Justice Walter, and committed to jail for court.
Leverince White, arrested un Thursday, by
Ohicer Pierce, of Fifth ward, for larceny, was
taken before Justice Furgerson, and committed
tU jail for further hearing.
David Jackson, arrested on Thursday, by OF.
hcer Duvall, of Sixth ward. for stealing gee
was taken before Justice Gull. and committed
TO jail for court.
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
The Juriss for the Next CrIn,inai Court.

In accordance with law, ut noon yesterday,
John A. Smith, Clerk ofthe Court, in the pres.
ence Of Samuel E. Douglass, Register of Wash.
lngton, W. Laird, Recorder Of Georgetown, and
N. Callan, Clerk OF the Levy Court, drew the
names OF the following persons TO serve on the
grand and petit juries at the next term OF the
Criminal Court, which commences on the first
Monday in December:
Grand Jury.-J. T. Van Riswick, J. p. Sleiyht,
George Varnen, Southy s. Parker, Joseph Lib.
bey, Jr., James H. Boss, b. F. Moxey. B. L.
Cuttings, Thomas Brightwell, II. q. Ritter, 81.
neon Meade, VIM. Wurdeman, Jaa. l.. Owens,
John G. McCullom, W. Burroughs. Samuel Lew.
is. Walter Cooley, VIM. r. Edes. W. Emmert. Il.
q. Mitchell. Florian Hitz. r. W. Burr, W. Withe.
row.
Petit Jury-Peter +. Little, W. King. oi Wm.,
Charles II. Belt, John Riggles, Aug. Davis, Da-
vid Lewis, Jas. o. Withers, Thomas Barron,
Jacob Ramsburg. W. p. Mohun. VIM. Parker,
Jno. T. Garner, ". II. Langley, B. o. Green.
we'll, Jos. G. Lewis. John G. Robinson. Henry
Barron, J. F. D. Purcell, Henry Lee. q, Rhodes,
Jr., W. X. Riley. Thomas Knowles. Moses P.
Swain, Geo. II. Grant. W. 3. Venable and Jos.
]. Barret.
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
speer's San,buci Wine.

Yates the Portugal grape, rare fruit, from whici
he makes exc tlent wire without the use OF sugar
or spri that Is becoming celebrated among medical
gentlemen In our large Uies and used In hospitals
IS Superior article. Physicians recommend II US
an invaluable article for weakness and general de.
bility. ], Is . very geatle simu ant, and st the
same time rich nptritivc wine, y jsgessing the vir
tues that make II valuable for weakly persons aud
for general family ute. Some OF our doctors fay
1t superior 10 port, or other wines.-N,e Yors kv,
Poa.
Our druggists have been getting some that Is iouI
yrars old, ,irtct fsom tho vineyard In New Jersey
Ii Is called Speer's bambud Wine, and the price I,
low, which brings within the rsaoh of ali ola. sss
II 10 said to bs excellent ior females and has already
been ordered BY parties iu Europe, who regard &
superior 10 EIech wines.
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
poatha Of Raldisra.

The following deaths have occurred since our
last issue:
Temring: Hsaslnnger, COMPANY D, i'Sth -.
at Capitol Hill hospital.
saml. Henson. tsan.tsr, Hsrbert's brigade,
VIM. Long. tsamstsr, Fusitt's brigade. a, the
oSis Geo, ] Burns, COMPANY O. 18th Mass at Patent
Ny TrSSniH, S,aI,. company D. i'''h Pa, \, As
David Bosh. company I. lith Pa. at Trinity
hospital.
Q. II: Walter, company @, ss,h Pa, at Cliff
burne hospital.
Joseph Smith; company A. ls, Mich. Eng.
James Crawford, company X. 7lh Wis, nj Nj.
Pleasant hospital.
Lucian E. Griffith, company E. 9Oth Mass.
ut same hospital.
VIM. D. MoCartor. company A, goth Pa, at
Union Hotel hospital.
John J. Collins, company q, 25th N. j.. at
Emory hospital.
Peltere Leightner, company +, l7th Me-, At
same hospital.
Corp: Vim. Milne, company H. I'd Mioh.. at
Union Chapel hospital
Cyrus T. King, company g, 18th Maine, at
camp near Fort Gaines.
Wentworth 8. Mason. company |, 18th Maine,
Wentworth T. Norton, company -, 18th Me-,
at sams place.
Nelson q. Freeman, company d. Scott's 300,
at camp.
John OFT. onpany A, 35th N. Y. at Patent
Office hospital.
Andrews Flath, company q. l2sth Pa, at
same hospital.
Alonzo Johnson. company I. sth Ohio. at Mt.
Pleasant hospital.
Chss. B. Pitney, company Z. 9sd N. Y, at
same hospital.
Sergt. s. J. Scott, company A, lst Ne. CAV,
ut Hardwood hospital.
Reuben schrei6ar. company r., l6Oth Pa, at
Meridian Hill hospital.
James A. Maiin, COMPANY q. A.h Pa. Cav, N
Columbian College hospital.
l.. r. Penney, company X. l7th Me-, Al st.
Aloysus hospital.
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
Fire Yeste,Slny.

About 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. nre WAS
discovered In tho upper part of house No. %Si
Tenth street. An alarm was raised and in u
lew minutes the Perseverance and Franklin
Fire companies we're promptly on hand and
commenced work In real earnest. By their
united efforts the building and furniture was
saved although the fire had obtained considera.
damaged to the amount Of only about $500. 1t
Ia owned by Antonio Best, and was occupied
by Miss Huffman and other German women.
The police we're present and prevente d the loss
ofproperty by keeping the rabble out of the
house,
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
A SNOW Storm .

Yesterday Our city was very unexpectedly
visited by II regular old. fashioned snOwstOrIn,
the frst Of The season, which commenced about
o'clock in the morning and lasted until night.
1t ia q strange scene to witness the green trees
covered with mantle OF snow. Housetops,
streets and yards were covered with the sheet.
ed drapory. Overshoes and overcoats were in
great demand yesterday. Stoves and o her
warming apparatus met with prompt sale, and
u general " winterish " appearance pervaded
the city. This will soon disappear, and our
streets will become n pool Of Nth, slop and
mud, as usual. "Our poor soldiers, in camp
and on the march, will have to suffer-" was the
oft-repeated remark Of the thoughtful and pa.
triotio, whom we met on the streets and else.
whore. :" God bless and preserve them." say
We,
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
Sick Soldiers.

Arrangements are now being made by Dr.
Smith, our excellent medical director, to pro"
vide for the large number OF sick soldiers left
by the divisions OF the army now u notion
neld, and will be brought hero AS rapidly MS
possible. The hospital accommodations Of this
city will be greatly extended IN u few days, by
the opening Of the two new hospitals now
building. These hospitals are to be named re.
spectivsly "Liucon" and "Stanton." The
former Is located east of the Capitol and the
latter opposite Douglas hospital. This last is
now called Federal hospital. The medical di.
rector deserves great credit for his un,rng
fidelity In the discharge of his onerOus duties.
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
expressing s.cssh Sentiments.

On Thursday last Ms our citizens were visiting
the Monitor at tho navy yard, n drunken man
by the name Of Compton, said tO be u clerk In
one OF tho departments, came on board OF the
vessel, and after examining her as much as he
wanted, hc went into one Of the offices In the
yard, and declared that he was Southern
man and he hoped the South would be success.
ful, and that the Monitor was n id humbug,
and talk OF that sort, until he was arrested and
placed in the guardhouse until he could be
transferred TO the Old Capitol prison, to which
place, we understand, he was transferred yes.
terday. Served him right.
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
NURuITUREi FUHNITUHE,
NGc6rogo1. % Go.
AT THEIR

EA I ENDTFE WHV ENVVHIf,
500 Seventh tueet,
OFFER INDUCEMENTS to purchasers Vt Furnl-
ture and other Housekeeping Goods.
Our stock 10 large and varied.
Psrlor Suites In Brccatelle, Rep, and Hair Cloth.
Chamber Settr, In solid Oak, Walnut, Mahogany,
and Painted, neatly ornanented.
Oak, Walnut, and Mahogany Extension Tables
And Dining Chairs
Superior Curied Hair Mattresses. Husk and other
Mattresses
Also, . large quantity Of low priced Bedsteads,
Chairs, Tables, Bureaus, Wardrobe, wsshstands,
ON % Furniture, Sc
Al Of which are made from tue best materials,
and warranted TO give satisfaction
PrIsoIs turdtshing would do we'll to look through
the rtocs before purchasing, Nd We are selling at
pilcss to suit the times
MgGREGOk :. CO,
oot l--sodbwif $40 Seventh S,reet
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
In the
O. Y p 8 rs LAY.

UOors open. Ba Performance, IN oolork
Admission, % GENTS Orohestrs Chars, 50 oeuts
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
A,,.na,on, a Athl.aedi

Hr, yellhy is yet engaged in an extensive
practice in tina c,iy, and we would cal The at
tentiun uf the poor, puny, emaoiated victims
of their own SINS TO the best sources OF remedy
First, give up your present course OF life =,
once and forever; and secondly, call on the
mSSt skilfui physicians. (and none are better
than Dr. Vslluy,) and be cured Of the disease
which ia now undermining the constitution
and sending you t" premature grave.
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
Clrcntt Couaru.

Yesterday, in the following cases inquisitions
were rendered for the plaintiffs:
Geo. W. Hoover vs. Il. Dreier; q. A.W. Ran.
dali vs. q. B. Graham; W. Wilson vs. II. 8. Da.
Wis, and Geo. W. Miller Va. Hannah Ulrich.
In tha case f Nicholey Jensen VI. W. y. D..
Eichleran, action for slander in publicly stating
that tho plaintiff was no workman. the jury
returned verdict tor plaintiff for $50 dam.
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
A Word OF Advice.

Ihooe who have been dootoring Tor weeks and
months without obtaining reliet, should consult
Dr. Fi+hbiatt, whore ofloe IL At No. 42l l. street
Twenty five years experience has established DR.
Flshblat's reputation US n physician. Recent
cases cured In q few DAYS. Charges moderate
DR.. FISHBLATr,
NO Al u street, corner OF Eighth,
Opposite the General Post Onice
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
Are NswsbOys 'Ca xedI

The following letter WAS received ~ the Of
nee OF the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
yesterday:
"to the Clark ofthsy iniirnal revinue.
Washington, ID. G..
Biz: would like your dicision upon the fol-
lowing question.
Are nswsboys peddlers. and II 70 are they
liable TO be Stamped onto'
Respectfully, !. BRowE.
SkOwhegan, Nov. 4, ls62."
The Commissioner has not yet made his do.
cision On me Important question raised above.
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
nsiisr for District Volunteers.

All applications for aid from the District vol.
unteers' aid fund may be made to any one Of
the following gentlemen: Geo. H. Plant, No. 4l6
Thirteenth street, between q and II streets
W. n. Tenney, southeast corner OF High and
Bridge streets, GeorgetOwn; and W. b. Todd,
No. 407 c street, corner of Third.
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
y isIins 'i4y. ~ ,ns hospitals in this
Clty.

By Aiato urdor ci the Surgeon General. the
military hospitals will bo open I" the author.
lied agents Of soldiers relief associations and
other aid societies. from twelve O'Clock IN. to
six O'Clock p. NJ, daily, ana 10 the friends OF
patients and other visitors, If, in the judgment
of the surgeon In charge. their visits will no,
be prejudiciai 10 the welfare of the siok.'
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
N.ssrulI.. MI . ~ m hlrr (aOOdn

MIR, H. A Hall has Just received lot Of 0tiicels'
Long and Light dull finished Goats; alec, dull I'm
ished Ponchos, extra large sizes Also lot Of blue
English Tslmas, very long, at $40 ech which be 10
Der Wate ehouse, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets. &C 27-u
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
Arrest Of Military Onicer for uruuK-
enness.

Lieutenant W. II. Paynton, of the Sixteenth
Virginia volunteers, was arrested yesterday,
tor assuming to belong 10 the provost guard,
and for being intoxicated. He was sent TO the
Old Capitol, where such officers should be con
signed; and their shoulder straps taken from
them at once and forever.
The national Republican., 1862-11-08

LHSTRAiS.-Cams to the premises OF the sub
T. scriber, halt mile north west Of Columbian
College, on November I'd, two dry, light red,
horned cows, one with line back aud oiumpled
horns, Also, on the I'd Of November, one Red
Buffalo COW star 10 forehead, belly and hind feet
white. The owners are requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges, aud tsss mem Away
nov b-Sts WA ChUX.
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
rhe church Hospitals.

The medical director Informs US that II is his
intention TO release the church hospitals as
soon as present arrangements are completed d
for increased accommodations. The Govern.
ment do not desire to Inconvenience the reli.
gious portion OF our community any longer than
IL absolutely necessary.
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
Whltehu. 81 GaIisry, 434 Penn Av., next
door 20 The TelsKraph OntCs,

Couinues to attract throngs OF visitors 10 obtain
carts de uisues OF themseve, md friends which are 50
rutntully produced At this time hoCrd and celebrated
estdtishmrni, Card likehesss of our distinguished
generals and Others, together with many who have
fallen In battle, can be obtaiBet Also portraits In
oil and water colors Orders for field views promptly
attended to octlT-lm
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
India Rubber Goods.

The place to buy your RUBBER COATS, LEG.
GINS, CAMP BLANKETS, HAVELOCKS, HA.
VERSACKS, and every article made from INDIA
RUBBER, isat ii A. HALLS ludia Rubber Ware.
prices, $40 renn,y ,yvAni, avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth rtrect, 90 22-tf
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
The kSuiliOlA Hank

ltodeens their notes In U. s. Treasury uotes
when any amount from one dollar upwards Ia
presented.
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
.,.ntrnbundCh ChiI,,ren

Mr.. Nichols, superintendent OF the contra.
bands, has been authorized by General Wads-
worth to apprentice the children now at the
contraband camp In this city.
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
Examining Surgeons.

Tho Commissioner of Pensions has just ap-
pointed the following additional examining sur.
geOns:
DR.. Isaac Windle, at Dss Moiuss, Iowa; DR..
Philip Wagenseler, at Seiin's Grove, Pennsyl.
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
the Indian Herb Doctor,

Ths Indian Herb Doctor,
From Canada will describe diseases and tell his pa
tenta tie nature Of their complaints or illneas with.
out receiving any information from them No charge
for caaltation cr aipcr, Once, No. II Washington
building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner OF Seventh
street, Washington. ID. T. sep iau
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
Contract for Cyrn,

Yesterday the quartermaster's department
made u contract with Lewis Stowe, of Balti.
more, for 10000 bushels Of shelled corn in bags
at 80 cents per bushel.
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
UO svENToEs AND pArAarmxa.

VTNO In WEN TORS AND PAThRTHlJ.
MUNN 4 CO, ,propriotors Of the sc,sniiHG Ame,,asn
ana agents for procuring Amriicar and Foreign
p A II f. NJ Il =.
Wah Si1teen Years s1perrnee IN the Business.
Refer TO Hon. Judge Macon, Hou Joseph Holt
Hon W d. Bishop ex Com lrJioGe:s OF Patents,
and to more than fifteen thousand iGyrntor- who
have hnd business done through MUM 4 ca ;. Pat
snt Agency
Psmpniot OF advice srut tre- ty u,si
Patent Iaws and hegnisticul, loo page, 20 cents,
mail.
No charge for consultation. orally or by mali
Preliminary ExsminHtiou IN United States Patent
Once, -.
Ofhoes, No 81 rsrk How, New rorh; Washing
ton, corner OF aud Seventh streets. opposite the
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The national Republican., 1862-11-08
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For the aui al the District volunteers 1t 10
found necessary TO postpone to Monday n2ht
week, Nov. II, at Willard Hall.