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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-02-27

Total, SS2ll,1C
Leaving balance in the hands of the Treas
urer of 1851 ,OC
The Town has expended on highways and
bridges the past season 1864 ,SS; as costs in
suits against the Town, 1881 "A for support
of the poor, above the proceeds of sales from
the town farm, and exclusive of interest $780,
80 for town officers, S4lS,S7 miscellaneous
expenses and Attachments, Sl50,j7.
There has been expended of the extra Town
tax of 10 per cent voted May s, 1861, of which
l4j4,33 has been collected, S993,27; of this
amount S'450,S1 has been allowed by the State
and stands to the credit of the Town, and $751;
3d. paid for Hospital clothing, was guaranteed
by individuals and will be paid unless RENTED
by the Town. The further sum of $400 was
paid to Captain Todd, as the representative of
Company c, 2nd Vermont Regiment, for the
benefit Of the soldiers of said Company. Capt.
Todd kept memorandum of his payments to
the soldiers, which memorandum was lost at
Bull Run.
The amount of funds called for by the Audi
tors for the year ensuing is $6,l3j,6s.
The resources are estimated at 2,164,2j.
Leaving to be raised by tax 3,97l,43.
They therefore recommend tax of 80 8 per
cent on the list of 1862, to raise the necessary
amount, asso Highway tax of 90 per cent.
1t is found that during the past year the
Liquor Agency has not paid expenses. The
gains of former years have been diminished by
$3.50, which loss arises, in the language Of
the Auditors, from diminished sales on account
of the Great Competition" An article in the
Selectmen's warrant for Town Meeting, calls
attention TO this fact ard credits this loss to the
large sales Of numerous "sub-agences" about
town.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-02-27

CoMPLlMENTARY.-At Litchfeld, Conn, on
Monday evening of last week, several Of the
friends of Lieut.. Frank Wells of Co. /, 18th
Conn. Regiment, presented him with an elegant
sword and accourements The presentation
speech was made by Mr.. Humphrey of the
Litchfeld Enquirer, to which Lieut.. Wells re-
sponded as follows:
Mr.. HUMPHREY Il need not say to YOU,
and through you to the kind friends who pre-.
sent me this beautiful sword that | am CRATE
full for it, and for the interest which the giving
cvinceS.
am too Young To make promises or to give
assurances let me then only say in receiving it,
that II is my earnest purpose that it shall not
through me receive stain unworthy of dear
old Ltchfeld, of the valued friends who have
given 1t me- and the strong armed and strong
hearted men who have volunteered TO 90 with
me-
We may not be permitted to take that part
in the fray which will render you proud of us,
but | hope that wherever we NAV be sent,
whether to join the army of the Potomac or
further South where our alag flutters TO be
free" we may prove ourselves not unworthy of
the trust repOsed in us,
can say no more but thank YOU.
The Court House was crowded on the occa-
sion, and among the is, of speakers we notice
the name of Rev. VIM. S. Sou,hgate formerly
Of this village. The numerous friends of Lieut.
Wells in this village and vicinity will be pleased
to hear this evidence of the estimation in which
he is held by his fellow townsmen.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-02-27

SUDDEN DEATH-ln returning home from
the supper at the Bratleboro House on Saur.
day evening last Mr. John Wells fell near his
residence on lligh-street. His son, lad of
sixteen years, not being able to raise him went
for assistance, which soon came but it was found
that life was extinct. Mr. Wells was man of
full habit and there is no doubt that the cause
of his death was apoplexy. His age was nearly
Go years.
, 1862-12-24

ehidFen's, to "a springs. ladies' size.
Live rcrs!f I'll skirts WHICH We sen without ey-
tta charge. provided they arc kept ccAa Opr skirts
are warranted to be Of The best quality Watch Spring
stGa srta exchangcdn not satisfactory and all paI
, 1862-12-24

Notice to Wholesale Buyers.
Asve hare been In tho sktrt business since tic first
beginning Of the trade. and have branches Of
In Ill the PRINCIPAL cities Of the Union IS we'll a. Lon
don--an1 a. our London Agent furnishes our steel
at gxt cost-tut giving customers the bencft Of
xhat We Should otherwise pay for Commissions
arc ahle to ecll lower than any other lanufactuzcr
QrdeE6 pY mai promptly attended, to.
, 1862-12-24

4 RMY SUPPLIES.
oH Fl "a;
posas enao:sed III :opes.ls ' tar VII Se
M Z e Il s
@Ssssf sSssss sst ss g. stsaisa S i
prisoners others entitled rasioas
@ iS sa e
esfssa 1eas M ta % e @s consist of the fol-
10 @ dnRs Reo y e po5F 9E st q
twentywo ounces Of Bread o. Flour. one pound q
sea: and at liz rate to every one hudrsd gatens oi
cight II Beans PEGS and tsn rounds ofisiss
onns ef pure sn aud ground cefes cr oae :ia
danS II SaEar
and one lonrh pounds of Adamantine Candies, one
Ion afatoasses per hundred rtons and thrice per
frss'. hesf saal be ssssi + afssa as tue command:
inE atiesr OF The rozt detachment or regiment nay
1eanEs4 te snttsa ts contract e.ics
en- 6 bas IS 6e M
tion In hospital may be charged s tic fractional coll
Tie ratons to be furnished under tAis contract shall
pc Of ntst quality and the undersigned reserves to
Ess E I'd s.
guarantee. TO BE- executed By TITO persons:
FoRX OF GIARASTEK.
heacey = s CO II
rs above described BE- ACCENTED. he q tleJ
tureties and In case the said shall fafl to eato
e roea f he s osS ts saia Il W
! and that which may be accerted.
witness {: {: s. s. eaarantors
~' Thereby certify that the above nance
- nre known to me men Of property. able Il
Uas gssa sss ss = III
To each bid must be attached printed copy Of til!
, 1862-12-24

CLARKE T. Co. Chicago, Illinois.
D.A. STEWART FEeiIkt Agent Pittsburgh
CLARKE 4 CO: Transfer Agents. F;ttsbu5gi.
RcEfnRnN H.54nRH { G6 6ciMeldnon Madaon fndiana fni21
". II. AIkAtAN d CO. Evansville. Ind.
Il. :. SASS ST. Louis. BIO.
W.H:&E: Z. LANGLEY, Gal1ipols. 0hio.
HALL q co. Marietta Ohio
A.SsRlEKGE: Z CO ZanesyIi!e ohto. o,;.
R. McNEEIY, Mavessflr- ny
JP JOHNSON. Ripley. Ohio
JOHN TODD. .CovfHgton. KY
GI HEATON- Cleveland Ohio
&c MELpEEA. .Geue1a1Tsageiing agent Tor sl1a
south ard West.
, 1862-12-24

DIE. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS


A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR
II ASTHMA i havt: t.1nr3y for the above CON-
slant which hart Used wiki the noat signal xaccesa
Tia, relieved sr obstinate OF Astl.a in
can always do -. do nut w1sh to mako = patent
Of this valuable preparation nor can prepare
tton Tndcr these Will pFenaEc and
se and sent to any address receipt three dollars
For further particulars and references. address r O.
Bp1 4549 Chicago Ill. de19yl211ot
, 1862-12-24
pATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE
~ The lest in the world.
WILLIAM A. BAICHELORS

] ~ y y 2 ho1a111-A " = ~ ~HA1t
Il posityelx cures Consumption, and nll diseases
leading to H. Call state vour by letter. with
stamp Advice free Delay Is dangerous II you arc
No cs3o,scl mercury used Medicines sent By 1nni
express ONCE and Laboratory III IL South Clark
de1:;S3i0Sn WI DE, PEAnODY,
, 1862-12-24
RHi CATARR 81!
r. Seeley.s Liquid Catarrh Remedy,
a sure cure for
Catarrh or Cold in the Head.

It is easier to cure Cassrrh tnan Consumption and
curing the first prevent the latter. Persons should
undcFstand1hal the better way to cure consumption 8
10 prevent it ..-..
The symptoms of Cata1rh rs they generally aprear
end find ttlst they hnvc frequent attacks. and
sentative to the changes OF tesnrerature IN this con
aud acr;d. afterwards becoming thick and adhesive.
As tile disease becomes chronic the discharges t
creased in quantity aud chanGcd il qraty they are
GOV thck and heay aug arS either got T:d of " hlow
lawked or coughcd OF The secretions are Offensive,
causing had breath. the voice is thick and nasal the
Etroyed; deafness frequently :akeE place .
lsy the aid OF the L1pt; Id CATAKfsH REMEDY al
there symptoms cnn he cIfectua1y removed.
4T:cc Of the latarrh 1:enedJ. e for use
One month, with full and clear directions sent hy cx
press.
Office, 1872 South Clark Street, Cup 5tairs)
Addreas Dr. D. ShELYE.
oc11-yl55Sm Post Of1ce Box 1851. Chicago. I'll.
, 1862-12-24
A LIBERAL EDUCATION with

WESTERN UNION COLLEGE and MILITARY
Hver viii open its second year. Sept Sd. 1861 Win
regular Collegiate. Academic and Primary Glasses
ers and lecturers to.ongh appointments. the finest
school buildings in the Vest {cost with tarnitnre &c,
excellent and vel furnished ArmoEy ane Gy1na,
the attention Of parents md gnardans The largest
inskuton Of its class and character tn the Union.
10 Cadets also In ARIMLERT and ISFAETRT neavy
and light TAcT1cs. zouAyr and IT. FASoF pa1ILs. and
j. Uniforms. TEEas-}1so per school rear for board
every department. payable quarterly IN advance
Cadets from abroad, room and board under the same
Circulars address D. c. COVERT. President, Eu!teu,
I11innfz fr23
, 1862-12-24

ITO THE LADIES AND ALL
Il WHO AEE ANNOYED WITH 4 Rad COM
PLEYION-Scue ladics hare to be satisfied with the
popr comfort Of looking vel! occasionally, whoa, II
Irv undcrsto0t the theory OF digestion. the chemistry
ct Nonps cosmetics pcE1umeEtcS &C.. they might look
pretty at all times.
Ny Complexion 1:estorer removes Pimrles. Moth.
Sun tan, and some kinds Of Freckles, without the
Elighteft injnry to the skin. .-
renaFing tIis for nv numerous lady friends for mere
isanEs has taxed mig time am forced to offer In
This way to all
Price 81. Sent anywhere by express Address T. @.
Boz zos5. Chicago. noB~S535Sw
, 1862-12-24

77eoFe1'
....... --..
e Tic hfbt IN the ioffn OF acltcoaS syrup ine
Bccond as hcalng EootmHg Ano ea'oos..s
removing aAteaan'a aeas ato ,nrorci
KS Inc t"o mea'sanes eons''''1 os'1s e'.nps.' ~.
and needing no other medicine 10 ca9e 'ae most oos.
recommended III t.,osc CASTS Of ruor Abus tor Whites
In feuales} when al the old nauseous preparations
71avc failed.
rT.ese r,renarations mr. not only a. GOOD az other
,,,edscincs ,;1r1urY sHkfAR EsrrERTuA> TIE rEsr.
- -. -, ..r, +h.+ .nac, ..e,.ar r,,1 ~ cnra1 ~
, 1862-12-24
~ ATENA & CHICAGO rNTON

&E0IA1I*0 ~ 1lIIN1IA0V UN10IA
u RaHR0ADzWEyrEK ARAAsaKMzKE.
1esHe w We strest nepat H
Il Al nd Is9 E ~ for I;s'sitsrs Rockford. Free
MedIste POINTS; $40 A. u. and 10P. n forDixon,
Polo. Enlton Cedar Rapids and Intermediate points :
100 H. Tor Egin, Belvdere. Rockford and interme-
diate points; SD F. ". for Geneva, and Etermedlatr
points Passengers for Kelot and JanesyiIe will taEe
The II A. H. and llSQ II. traln Passengers for Cryf
tai Lake. McHenry. Richmond GensvA Lake. and IN
te1medlate points. will take the 4:D 2. M. train.
. Sleeping Cars on night trains.
E:B- -TALCOTT. Gen1 Sunt
G If WEEE EEIEE f1an,i Fasseufrer Arnnt =
, 1862-12-24

q z ~ . . Ea
r,rovers and Farmers will dnd thIs the most adya1
taTeous route for Live Stuck Capaclous falda Weu
wstered anG sun5lied Hi4h every ccaseuieuce haTo
f.ee11 nene on tte lire and It's connections and eve
attsntion il paid to tesir wants, From Harrisburg.
whers viii Be found exssy foS dssdtqg rid
NEW SoRK and !sLrIloRE MaEKETS. This vii
route for stock to kew York:.:ssia A11entoHnE and
with feTer changes than any other =
EEOCH LEWIS. Gen1 S1p't- Altoona, P2.
Z, l. HOCTT. Gent Ticket Agent. Fhllaaelphia.
4 HOUSTON. Gent Freight A gent, Philadelphia
, 1862-12-24

FOB MILWAUKEE. La Crosse. ST. PAu. GREKS nAY.
QsI1KosH. BERLIN. AND 9s IL
TRIMS will leave the Depot corner q Mess nz1e a'aa
Canal sfreefs (EuntisTH etccpted,1 as toloNSs
SD K Ii, 1is5 4 Il. and t1s39 F. IL and arrive at
MiiVankne at T.5S a H.. $50 F. H. and 6l9 a. n ~
Fnssenge1 Trims aST1ya az Gnlaako II 44t L.
r II, nnd Goo A. M. r.,-- ,.o,-.. f,,1,a1e
WAvKEsAN Acco,t,so1aA ArInE vKtiT leAFeS a'ea55o
,tsis, fS II n7;d arrives Ut Chicago At Sis T. NJ
p5S Fste. onA+A u LA s1Ase+--s4@asaaA
, 1862-12-24

mnpic spleudor the far-famed shores Of the
Boephoru6. It was near midnight when they
reached the Emirghian Palace.
, 1862-12-24

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
Il Dr. Cheeseman's Pills. -. -......
The combination OF ingredients in these 1a are tire
result Of long and extensive practice They mild
IN tler operation and certain In correcting gil rreSu
7aritcs Painful NeNstruattons> removing all ohstEnc
1ions whether fiem cold otherwise hGadac;e pain
III the side ra1Itaton OF tho heart whites all nervous
aectIons. Mysteries fatigue Iain III the back and li,s
&c. disturbed Sleep which nEise from Interruption Of
2ature-
DE. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
teaR the commencement o1 In the tseat1acnt
Of these irregularities and obstrnctlons Which have
consigned many to A1HEAATCNK GRAVE. No female
can rnioS good health uness Il reuar and wtscu
Obstruction r.kcE place the general lleslth be-
Etnes to decline
DIE. CHEESENKANsS PILLS
are tic mott enectual remedy ever known for all COM
laiuts ttuitar to FEMaLEs- To all classes t5ey arc
invalnahe. .Soyclso WITH oEKT;1NEY rERioDIoAL .:L
used tcn1 81 different rcriodE throughout the country
7.avtrE t'e sai:cton al some OF tile uost EMINENT
PHYSICIANS In hHEEtCA.
EyrL!c.t7 .7sKkCTioSs. .tTaTIss WHEE T1EY SHOULD
1,OT 1sE ratI ~ih c1c!l Eu1-tlc rE1CE OSE DOLLAR
PR l'ox ::7ir.ng trosn 50 to GO Pills
Fills senth; asa PROMPTLY by renlit1inE tire agent
- Lake street. :sczD ~ DRuae1sTs e tSEsALLY-
Ef Sold Il e: 'sa3a 1t u,annfsctor price BY Loku
Il sAjITH nIaf21yr
, 1862-12-24
4 RMY SUPPLIES.

4 RMY SUPPLIES.
IN OFFICE OF AssT CoNXtssAEY GENERAL oF}
SUBSISTENCE. No. 4 Sf1te st.. New York, :
December II, 1S62-
Proposals will be received By tile undersigned until
oscloch. n. on WEDNESDAY, the 2tth instant. f,l
supplying the OF the United States Army. SE
SISTENCE STORES. to be deliyeredl In New York. o1
BROOKLYN, as follows. VIZ:
Ten thousand barrels (10 coo br1s] Of first quality
, 1862-12-24

New old (which to be stated in the proposa1s1 PCT
month. for each of the months Of January February:
March. APRIL. and Msy. 1863. to be delivered dnsIng
these months at or from the rackfng and Inspection
yards Of Hnbba-d's list viz: Lewi+. Gcttvs Laaspns
Amelnngs. Wards, and Earkers: aNl on their certla
cafes Of Inspection u nt from such other pacsiu
and 1nsnecrion yards. and the inspection ei such
other Inspectors may be agreed upon BY the under
signed OF his In office. The Park viii also
be examined and passed u1o1 By Robert F. Getty. In-
sI,ccaor: on tl:c part Of the United SIates. ..
Each hid must have printed copy Of lfae advertise
ment posted at Its head ard be specific in COMPLY
ing precisely wiki all the ters Each bid to have con-
sidctaton. nnst contain the written guaranty ortHo
responsible names. rs to1loNs: .I.fI
We. the undersigned, hereby guaranty that should
al raEt Of The above hid be accepted 1t shall be
duly fulfilled according to Its true purpoEt and coa-
dition: also that written contract with bonds the
a1ount of aeonrh tile value Of tue stores proposed
to he furnished. shall he executed il rtQufved-f'
Bidders mar propose for aly part Of either delivery
and will state In tser proposals the q.nnity and d
which I'd be delis giving full name and residence;
torney other well Known official person tha.
to tic amount Indicated above.
Such PRIME MESS PORK as may be offered will be
re1ulred TO he made according TO Getty Directions
hereuntn appended.
The sellers name place of with date fpur-
chase. Will he required on each barrel
Payment be made In such funds as may be furnish
cd by the United States
A. r. EATON.
, 1862-12-24
Wbiea9o Qribn,re.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ~, 1862.
SOMETHING FOR THE La
DIESe


[Frbua the N. T. Independontl
In the year IT'S, the Grand Seraglio Of tue
Turkish Sultan was for tbs trst time opened
to \ Euronean visitor Those of us whose
youlh fell early enough in the present cen
tury to catch the sunset glow Of the
Of that time, well remember the pi-
asnt , eeAr% ,raan Sf that literature glimpse @
Hsrsm given us in the sprightly letters Of
zady Mary Nort1cy Montague. 4 vision Of
Oriental splenlor Of flashing gems. Of carpets
aud draaperics Of wondrous dyes, Of fair yolup-
tuous forms robcd in silks and tissues Of IN
Imaginable vostliness, cleaned upon us for Il
moment, and a::sain the portals closed, not to
be reopcDed for 40 years.
In the year 1859, the Grand Duke Constan-
tine Of Russia, accompanied by his wife and
young son, visited Constantinople- To grace
the occasion by 4 distinguished and unique
mark Of honor, the doors Of the Harem were
master, and the Grand Duchess was invited to
dine with the royal ladies Of his household.
The description Of this visit given by Tischen-
dorf in his recent interesting work, " 4us DEM
hei1iacat Lande,' ;, was taken from notes made
by the noble yisitress herself The following
Is its substance freely translated:
TOILET OF THE GRAND DUCHESS.
Tie extraordinary honor thus extended to
the Grand Duchess demanded that she should
make her OWL appearance in all possible
srlcndor To this was 9adcd the considera-
ton that the imperial harcm. whose very
namc is synonym Of magnifcence was to re-
ceivc its first impression of a European, a
royal Russian princess. To crafty the limo
| cent curiosity Of my fair readers as to what
! constitutes the full gala dress Of a Indy Of
| her exalted rank, and to present be-
| fore them 4 Iyelier picture Of the
scene, it may be mentioned that her
highness wore g robe with q full jupe o1
white lace over a blue jupe looped up
q la Rzapa7our, with gems set in heavy rings
| Of gold. Every scam Of her corsage was con
cealed by rubics, turguoises and diamonds. a
| broad band of hair wound around her head
sparkling with stars Of tqr9noises and dia
placed dialem Of rubies and diamonds. Or
the knot Of the band were disposed sprays o
rubics and diamonds, falling in a glitterins
shower into The neck. Her necklace consisted
Of four heavy strings Of pearls reaching t
her sash, which was thIel1ly embossed witt
rubies, turquoiscs and diamonds Across le
| breast she wore the broad ribbon Of the Ordc
| of St. Catherine.
, 1862-12-24

Tile following Rendezvous arc open ready to enlist
men, and it remains to be seen Il there Is any patriot
ISM left amongst tue Eatermen or persons able to
ST. LOUIS. CHICAGO,
CINCINNATI, ERIE.
LOUISVILLE. MEMPHIS.
CAIRO
, 1862-12-24
l. TRACER. Proprietor for Chicago.

ROXES! BOXES !--If you want
~ Pore Boxes. seaP, CANDLE. CEAoKER OF PACE
1Ea RoEs q any descsptt9n 51n viii ind 4 to yoaE
same Of Gb0pWn11E& L HATCH. Their Factory il
at the cast end Of Michigan street. North Htr-
GoodWiiljr T. Hatch have Wh1ttwood Lumber fuI
sale Post Office Boz 285i. no1x2I2m
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-08
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
" For the West, via
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD and NEW
YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.

.. ON AND AFTER DECEMBER 0, 1861,
Express Trains leave New York city depots OF
Hudson River Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, as
E,en Chambers street s,en sG,n street station
II q. M, bp. m. IIs0a. M, 6.a0p. M
Montreal a "a and Buffalo M
Train with sleeping io4op.m
Cd Sundays, the following trains will be run to
snd Iron ssn :, sss The O..
Troy, and AS p. m. train from Albany.
Connectingrat Albany with the New York Cen.
tral Railroad for schenectady, Rochester, Utica,
Batavia, Rome, and stations on Rome and Water,
town Railroad, BufiAlo, Syracuse, Niagara Falls,
Suspension Bridge, Auburn, Geneva, Canaddaiglia.
Trains In connection leave Buffalo and suspen-
Great Western Railroad, for Hamilton, Toronto,
Detroit, Chicago, Toledo, Milwaukee Fond du Lac,
Ia Crosse Madison, Prairie DuChien, Gsiens,
tne low. SsTa ESSE
Alton, 81. Louis Cairo, Terre Haute, indianspois'
Louisville, Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, Cleve-
west. -
Connecting with Trains at Troy, with Troy and
Boston, and Rens, and Saratoga Roads for ssrato-
Ga, Whitehall, Rutland, Burlington, St. Adams,
Rouse Point, Plsttsburgh, ogdensburgh, Montreal,
~ Freight Arrangements by this route as above
bers and Hudson streets are al ali times as fayora
BILE as made by other Railroad Companies, The
facilities of this great New York Route, to the
West, commend 1t to the confidence Of merchants
and shippers for promptness and despatch.
Passenger Trains, with smoking and Sleeping
Cars, run in connection on the New York Central
Road.
For particulars as to local trains and freight ar
rangements, inquire at the depot 6s Warren street
A. =. SMITH,
dec II Superintendent.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-08
ORDNANCE OFFICE,
War Department, Washington,


War Department, Washington,
November y, 1867
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by .his
Department. until O'Clock p. m. on the ninth day
Of December next, for the manufacture and de-
5000 ten-ineh Solid shot.
1000 fifteen-inch shells.
900 nfteen-inch Gathering shot.
The projectiles to be made Of the kind OF metal,
and inspected after the rules laid down In the Ord
nance Manual, with the exception OF the Gathering
Shot, which must be made OF what Is known as
gun metal. Drawings Of these projectiles can be
seen at the principal arsenas Of the United States
York. and at this once 3D..
The projectiles to be delivered, free OF charge
for transportation, at the United states arsenal,
on Governors Island, New York harbor, where
they will be inspected; and all such may be re-
jected must be removed, by the contractor, imme-
diately after the inspection of each delivery.
Bids will be received for any portion Of the guam
tity required, not less than 800 Of any one kind.
Deliveries to be made as follows; One tenth, Of
each kind, within thirty days after notification Of
acceptance OF bid, and not less than one tenth
weekly thereafter until all shall be delivered.
Payment Will be made by the Treasury Depart
ment on the usual certificates Of inspection and
receipt, after each delivery.
for the faithful performance Of contracts.
No bid will be entertained unless II be accompa-
MED BY affidavit from the party making II, to
the effect that he Ii iron founder and that II his
bid IL accepted the proectiles will be made at his
foundry-naming 1t and its location; and the right
is reserved to reject any or all bids II deemed un-
satisfactory Tor any cause.
Proposals. will be addressed to the undersigned
at Washington City, and will be endorsed "Pro-
- JAS. W. RIPLEY,
nov 25-tDs Brig. Gen. Chief Ordnance.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-08
BAITrMoRn Anr1 AND OHIO no HHA RAILROAD r.
&0a9 - a'
Passenger TRAINS from washinston.
THE PASSENGER TRAINS
at. betweent iAl HEtl

THE PAsSENGER TRAINS ---T
.t.. ia. between ~ -Etlr
,,,.,,,.,,ro,, rvrsnpr .Nn TUT xvrsT
WhshiN"ioN' ih -" ., Hi'D' -
VIII run as foliows;
Hire Dailu Trains 10 Vdshipgfon aud he West.
- 80, :, -, l nv, -, a.. NJ,
1'co Ddav frd1s oet"een WaM " ""o "e "ea.
On sundays, hfee trains 70 bautmofe ava onefo INC
Hea--as follows; TAO q. m, and Q and p. m.
Passengers for the West make close connections
at Washington Junction Relay with the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, for all points West, oicer rates
For Philadelphia and Neg fork-Leave Warrington
at n. m, n u. m, and o p. m. Y..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-08

DIR, STEPHEN SWEET. OF CONNECTICUT
The Great Natural Rome satter b.
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Ia known all over the limited state.
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DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBI,E LININENT
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DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE EMINENT
Cures Burma and scalds immediateIv
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Ia the best known remedy for sprainsand Bru,ses