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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-19

a RELI6fots DoG.-In the ancient and
beau tilul town of Chatham, New York, is
very remarkable dog, whose character and
behavior would excite the admiration of all
good men, On week days, he is dog of
like psssdns aud behavior with other ami
mails ; but on Sunday. his peculiarities and
sectarian prejudices shine out. Unlike the
crow, he can count, and knows when Sum
day comes. He is net the same then As q,
ether days. lie indulges lii no pastinies.
He encourages no company and no familiar
ity. He says in actions louder than words
TO the vain and canine race;" Six DAYS Shalt
thou play and do all thy sports" The farni-
ly are all Presbyierians, but the dog is a
Methodist. On Sunday mornings, he az
tends the family on their way to Church,
leaves them al the door Of tie house &c the
Lord where they attend, and then goes ON
his solitary and unbroken way, till he COMES
to the Methodist church, which is 4 little
further on. When he reaches the church.
he goes up stairs, and has particular place
in Which he sits !; and wien an intruder ven
lures into his place, no belle or madam Of
fashion who goes sweeping mp Che aisIe Of
grace, and finds a plebeian In her elegant
pew; can give nsore decided indications Of
displeasure and annoyance than does this
dog. His seat yielded, he attends tile SER
sice with deco-uni, and pays dosmsiitsl at
iention to the word Of Scripture. Every
Sunday lie can be seea on his way 10 church,
foul r7eather lis in fair--and his denonilna
tional preiudiees are as well known rs those
Of any gsntler.an in town.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-19

Taci,us says, In the early ages man
lived life Of innocence and simplicity"
Upon this critic remarks: When wis
this period Of Innocence: The first woman
wen, astray. The very first man that wa5
bora in the world killel The second. When
did the time of simplicity b ginT'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-19

n MAD IOETE SS---ln tnai part OF the
Washington asylum which is still devoted to
its insane patients, DIR. Nichols showed me
a sight Which was particularly touching TO
me. Cross-egged upon round liable in the
centre Of the room was seated woman,
perhaps thirty years Of age, who had the
remains of remarkable beautys the finest
of large, dark, wild eyes, and features which,
though ghastly pale, were exceedingly well
cut and expressive. lIer long gray hair
was dishcyelled, aud Of her dress and APP
pearance she evidently had not thought !;
but, open upon her lap vas volume from
which she was pretending TO read aloud,
making an unintelligIhle and incoherent
gabole. by her side lay volume of a
novel of her own writing, with her own
Likeness as frontispiece, and she had gone
crazy as an authoress. II was the daughter
of the poet, Sumner Lincoln Fairfield, and
she had started with great promise, pub
lisaing her first book in Boston. Both of
her parents, it will be remembered, were of
the over-imagnatiee class, and it proved
that the two-fold Inheritance of the gift
was too much. Bot what pity is such an
apparently unconscious wreck of life-time
of beautiful girl, for / am told that her
recovery is hopeless. The doctor said that,
for seconds only, she regained her conscious
ness; and he asked me to address some re-
mark 10 her. did, observing that she must
be very lonely sometimes, i'll that unfur-
nished room. Her attention was arrested
by my voice, and she stared around and
fixed her large, dark eyes upon me. " Yes"
she said, " these asylums are the mournful-
est Of weary places" Alas for TIE head
that is TO 90 wild with oyer-endowing l.
Home Joaynak
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-19

RIssEt.ss HYDE,
Pralertn
WEST INDIA GOODS AND GRecRRIes,
ia Flour i.af4, Hssas, fish. L. 1. ssit, OIL Fluid
Batter, cheese, Crorksfy amt asavs snsc.
above goods having hvn ought fos CASH ~til be sold
alta small aisSsre, ior ready Psy. .s4lltt
Newtnu'r aterk No.
ELLows FALLS, May 1, 1857
, 1862-11-30

TIE cxtrcaae'y short catch Of sodasn upon
tEe lahsaaor coast I. CONFIRMED, those 81,
vsped in tAe Gshery having sca1caly secured
StSeea .euintals each, Instead Of the customary
ca,eh Of 2o0 qu1nlals per man., Tae herring
fishery hxs illi;s pea1 pru7ed lotal failure at
labraaor. scarcely barrel having been taken
ffem one end Of ths eoast t. ths ether: s,is L. !:
have this sensoa rcsustcd IN entire fall
rre IN Es~fonndiand also. The Catch
of herring b.. been very ninited txi,,,o oa "a
Ssc1sIls1ity In the coddshe,J, for thq present
q ns so q es8a,oa Il n Il. "S sh
es1,Snf sad cured, One lot, COMPRISING three
huzdred qartals, haa o1y yisldsd attsS. ,;, 4,f Il
these 1;sh viii eas;15 be understood, ~atn u
+ rr1nembc1cd thai, As general rule, qaln,- !,
II istxpessea to sicld hslt Esaon Of ths 1
1ll1re huud,ed qutct+ls onght 70 hare pro,
duc%t one hundred and fifty eaifons, i4sscsa
of fifteen, thus leAF'ng the hshsrnsa minus N IT,
most Important item il the economy os E's
business.
, 1862-11-30

fFsCE7 tHE -Ha*uF!4.r { 13us4s 1No'' @o7*s
We taye r1any conflicting reports. Is mere
tween Mu,freesboAo and Chattanooga. Yn:Te
/. tsid to b. x brigade at steln5 vllle u2ass
:he cou1xaand II Que Gen Jonnson: 80 &c:
a1,o ia, tic rebel. are bringing bscs taelf
ST ge guns srd o:inz II tjlszy to MuTffsesoors;;
q 81 s. s1wsoFt 70 foE:liy IL, p,nae w wia a
hay. . good time .! it. 70 oN arc fsi,7ste9,
to be It Tpl.ahoItls, and It e aiso said tfla,
there ar 6ooGa between Murffcsshoro ana
Gatsso0s: sc.ts;ed 1iss5aSP "a fo1 ths
mo4t ua1f, and without teat4- There y no
do,,tS copsidt1aolc colcensratio1 o. toEse
IN 1hat vicinity, but the se.al nnmnes -
hard 70 ascertain, ind l. u qnla posAoe acn tuJs
1he figures Of the aggregate number are Nha. Maca
exseg.1ziet~ Ned 'ubt wheteef soes s,ls nam ~
70 do. Bragg acems to b MoFtok, Axs tns
de1N. TO - 10, tom point to potus. asas ~
, 1862-11-30
VOLUME XIV.
NO LEETEMy .T1.UAY,


..:cs. c. xosnssox. ckrr. 60. 1, It'll pxa>x;
INDIANA Fo1s. -
fsom hong I'D tic ca.:ins oasa
t;ef1 behind for the tented 1elL,
HAhc cas .scsghbo1s gallant eoas.
IA letter. to-day,
q! what can ta!s ts1enee .ne.ns
II pa1nr ny heart, snd asealthy fears
sp1ihg ti, l:usa the drcsd aoeceu.
No letters to-day!
1tcenss fra.r tho !spE OF those.
Hlo ,soldT1ns wAtt~tLh aGMese5a faAt
Tofelt when before ouz foea.
So1ette1s to<1 <1Ay.
I1nye al, III IN lost our Yr3eEde1
J, t1hnncs 10; foS Gotfske write
Write often, AnG mako a-.lenia.
Sn'dic:s loy2 :a*ir friends
1Ettes than cTat before -.
A1d thg ttA;tG" et sceres Of yose.
6e1d,etttrs csess a.y.
They a:e wnrth their weight in gold;
1H.:y keep CTR hearts and uss i,secioa= eoE1:
Prom eset growing cold.
Ne emit w.iie ~heu We ,ycuid,
II SeE uptn 1l<-Iur yet
In > te11, when Tue rain comes du*n.
With ese-ytat1g soaking VEG.
Gaszd duty sta Gri1l.
IN the march. OF a. grand reviews,
aId the lone Aelncnc.s nf picket EG.fa,
3.:nss= ss,nc' 1eus raitst III .1s~e.
Send letters every day:
Thy ate worth .tsv:. weight III g:l;
T'iirs Yep oE- !is51:f aF.s} .tas pr.::a1- saE;
feuna tSer growing colo
, 1862-11-30


! :a7et2opdeut u :ne Ro5to1 -T,4r.;>1{
Z xton Srw Yors under da:e ii Nor y:
!. iacxs Il st wn1s eight and dar. he is
eto +. At work &. 'ate rs 3 O'clock in
'.srrs-g snd 70 oae ps-s up et, ra-lr 3.
ZEN ssleep. lie il up aud 1t it before
q. Ut such incesEzn. tu;i EeE- upon
; De b tlreaaI premasurE.y gray, aud
~ nNks o1 est,spstfca, New York il
u 1ossor. E.a c,n syus: 10 occ here
~ nclst r Ct lime, sni ~nta aJe has
~s:asfEe Is Gtn. b:eEa ha7, ht net only
4.Hs. The orte--, tat be must watca, tecd
@sMt lie thing IL DONE ! saw the
tbis morning. He told mt ae vss
eay. BIS transports arc here ErI LIS
e. ne Nul embark a. once.
: ssaEs had an iltcryiaS With Gen Nc.
: Eal lasted sc:ae 1i:e, G. s.a.1T1lT ::
SiaJ: rlth Mrs. Banks. The General
ssah Mcclellan.
y 1he gFeAtrs1 handrauces to speedy
!sm Il t1pedatioa here Il the impraa-
AN nnSt :*ke tn-ee months 70 do the
I'm parties &c: u1der this isi:h. IL.
!s cslrot he SEE. until the troop:
fhd the Government can't asnd OF
sU the :sacs po1ts s:otc=, aad u re
sN other matters the cA4c il The same
.Sn do it, ia the card with US, and !
SsA eas ga:te .ask to stir cp .hes
~:
Aassea Tint AZ officer from Burnside
%ta Vi i. Il Eeu. Mcclellan, o2d Ii
@:Es The s..as of wa7.
, 1862-11-30
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.
Gen Burnside at the War
Department.
Warm Work About to Corr.
n111Ce4



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", .7,=;a. .,-,-aa haro h,, s,,ac,.1
-' ,-a.a s.,,,,. c-a.r +h;x r,orn;,r md
es>"' :. 49,, o,..7,.,;o, .,:,b AVN
I'.s 49, - a.. 15..;,,,..r,,;o,, .t N. W.
r ,ne' 49, 1900 ~ +hs ,.;.;. ,-.,+a8
st,s1 .aa ho.+ ~ ,a,,,,.
r's'N 49, -. ,,,aoa, ,.ot,,rn,a =, n.
'eA'
e11a .s,o,,,o - 1,1;,o,z o.vs,rr fo,o.e,
so, ,,,5ar fsrt,fns Johnston and Hesa,
.orrn..;nt- d4tschmcn,s Of compauiea F. G.
= ,rav xn1}c a,,t in rccoano;a. aatcs 10 the
,es,,rs~d ~ P-.ao+;chthurr r4st.risv. yere
.,,-7.;.o5 ~ ., accommodating fo,<a nj raheI
.srz7ry a,a 49,, f-ssk little t,rbt we1a ii,
,s;..n n,:sor'rrc NJ, 1n;, hundred MEN and
Eva c,nr,anr,;n, ,,t,,.er, ssyera, vere Killed
,.5 ,-,,,.,a.a s..c-e mr. men snrrcndrrod.
,.,aat :. ~, c,o -n;., c.t ;ts ~.v
-t ~ E.-,n-,s rp-7v 9,s.c-.. tu-rrn,ar;nr
~. s,,.o T-sa1o Ia " ,,xotnact ri , s,,.,s7
. ,o,,+ ~ E.,,,.r;c1..hr-, rha rsto,s
a.s o ~, +hron.;-,, m tar,,i1cs,;sns
! ">~
I sHofE-'ne 4t'aA's's easa'y tes"uens ~
! #h'sa 1els7ene' 'e uaaae ;. WI foss' A-ta
t iAihols' *h'ea certainly a1o Sat ite "'As oo1 ..
i ue disgsaee a. darie'S cry ont o''r report
i: a'ts ee N I'll tf''' III tn's tss' "a'it "o''s.
n1tasloaea 4a I .rtsaaea 'sS s ~. as
Assoeiassu .e ~, a 49,, 1a1,.-,a r,s.,.s.
- 'lS 90. o. 49, cs..a1.e
mose ne uA4 ~ 30 1.,,aa:. 1aS~.ta. s.,
m ~ 49,, ;,.:;-.s =, ;,a1,avs rba, It. ~
lt .r.s,s-s,;, srd nne tbe Y,1fnof. ra,i.
, 1862-11-30

II c -~H4ANkA
=. = = u tas 5th 6porSia regiment
4s,.,t "a sssaan., tGa) E1.u;,;eaa az
:.m ~ 'as sstt1e Of sharpsau71, l. WITCH
nj. - g Slaughter oa The rcpeI side wag
kasa.Maas "a ~ o~n regiment and brigade,
: staao~!as s.o,.:
tAAa1s =. 9ete POSTED Il \ uay,os osta
Htas:@so regals1 gals, sud 1rre
&Has Ae saRnv from The f;out, resT
- 1hs men stood tAeis x.oust
.GxG The fire natIt nearfT two
MI ~ e rsaaher Ay dead Of wouadsd
X b. ~ g0 ot the 30 carriea ir1o 1Se
- - Ne5s killed and wouaded 10
s1as sT Anuto. III elsuabsr va rs
~ e.t..a 49, aaeeeea to Fessesf / con1d
1900 esss nyseN from lie dssd % M;
x&.s. y ne. 4 man could hsVr
Ss ~ ht.a If our line TO III. foot
ksA. h survivors Of he rs,s,' 1sg,
@is,sss hssgsse rested. fb,: t,r;rs,'s s
- 1s1e.' south csro,tna x, K. nst sa.
H. asxay saalhilsteI The s1sf nj
-: neasly III thtir commission M m q q
, 1862-11-30

8 aek-bra;ned tx-.uctioneer, whose
~ Clicagc was usde without consult
:et:e miner points ct toanse q5lre 4
xaGtzsns tsirs:ctly Interested. is oat il
=se=r. al isal 10 NzEDiecn III, which
tthn ef 1cots,:s closea rs 1o4oEa:
.rtsthx al powerful alE Of the Empire 0!
II .@ts: 1A- l.~:-:i.n ~ it.. .,rcse.. r.:+t
..4crC-s:r 7c;svs:mtu: Ee.sltin, i. a-nf
.,,..eGExstuc4.. J1svael t:l-. coa1iet:rc .-ec,
itE! cccs1t. W., C.:ESEi1 jk@ eTc-
sscp!rAAco TR--:to.r. =. $. e tcier1c4
s=:1.s Ee:.l. I&asjtG. Jct. II .ss1
'sEtaiale tia. JeEe.t Is at the bottom
zast raed,a.o-y scheme Of tie Fre3ch
;s1Esest: DsctleSs .sewc:s thinks sc
y x:ft1e.
, 1862-11-30

New Tonk, Nor. 21.--Advices s.on PaFt
Hoya1 give an account Of m expedition By the
coln1cd regiment 70 Doboy Sound. Ths ne
srnf, IeEaJed yery commendsbiy. The expo
J;ttan Ji brought back aoo,o o,ooo feet of saved
lumber. TbTse Of the negroea weEe wounded.
Il vas 1umored that BeAuregard has pro
nourcrd Charieston iudsteAsibla. and the in
1,aE,;a,is sse moving their property from tie
~tiF.
, 1862-11-30

F1sz1%s;ssti:ps I7e :'z;cg Ea:ie 20 bEiag
ri. general Ba5k-art hi Al a:: early
;xEst1 etst!ou. lis believed Ia. si,v
saa.ps Ki1 reecuiEcpt tair measure III lis
i 77isssa.e, TE=:e vii be needed only
s!seSzse il proper ::11o:ss to 1cc1re It's Pas-
, 1862-11-30

EEw YoHS, Nov. G3.-The cargo Of the
priEe steamer Ann ~aa sold to-day for &;4V. W.
The tese brought 443<c for ConRou, and coffee
aliSht1y damaged, 51e- =.
Nsw YoRK, Nov. N.-Pn4 o9 thA ear o Of
, 1862-11-30

XKTANTED a situation as Sales
" RAN. or Travelling AEtut n aon,n Wholesale
eee IAa hR1 sixteen yearA A1perit pce IN at5nntsY
xtO:r Good references kiseL 6Aafy 1t no crnsl3es'
alton at =. eaeat. Add-ess +. Z" Isthu1c tt1cc.
, 1862-11-30

strant i'rlne nj Hct-crac stamps
sold.
44aaaz!rg table eAowB the nouber sud
- rseaae staE.ias sold during the seck
Aof.2l, hy the Commissioner ct In
&1Rsx.4-a.
, 1862-11-30

has,,..s.' .1e,a6l us Ea,aZ7,i7s
ea,. :. s8zass 1re f6snel for Lite sale
4ar.I - aass md Nigh: With prop,iety
sEat kadieiae s:amns
, 1862-11-30

T QST-On Saturday evening, ab ont
l. 4 hn!tpazs sessn o'clock On sozth Glars si.eos:
F1tnce sehIe a. Cnnee t.pe. The nder Wit b5 snt.
ahy revA Ardec BY returning the aSnt r Wy HlNa
E!e.k st1eAt. AFs. r. r. la -.
ri 1-fTs .ft
, 1862-11-30

WTANTED-A Eaok Eeepar for
W ) shor; ti,ne Add~rts "a. +. t." Tribune nt
hc-. Tse applicant nu : ~ experienced and hove
.nI,t .s,tr re.prrn.e,.a u-tt .T.HI;
, 1862-11-30

NTANTED.--Ag girl to do general
arpls At - Indiana strt ct. between and O'clock.
.tsr1 rsn.
, 1862-11-30

1XT hNTED.-Twc steady and
~ strictly reliable 5osnS ue7 Fho Art rot sfrad
Coectsr anl Cor pordent- The 4+hef A.
srd At-ist1st tc at:ippt1E II A.ostrT HsnEs- Aht
uTsss With 7esl name, references sad rast Ellttng
T,1sx 1ff1ro Hrs y - tltt del x5Il3t
, 1862-11-30

T0UND.-On Wednesday, the
I ;S,a .u.t. ons sorrsl Colt Hhanr two yeatt old
The owner can hHTe tte saihs b. cs1faG % -: j.
NAE4tlN. No. LIT Hest Lake 6tFeeS. ~ Esyu% XIV
Z AoN, "
, 1862-11-30

BOARDING Pleasant Ro.'Ins
e1d aoou htaart for thrre ansld xeasis1atn a Is
N1enk street Also Accomnodai4oEa ser ~ GAP
f1H.rse.. det,1 lsz:3 il
, 1862-11-30

4 RESPECTABLE WOMAN
n WtsHEs 10 20 ~ Vet Nu5at n \ family y .f1tts
t,tY or rta1 T Persons v,Atfng TO eng1s her case
leave arte addretsed "NufsA." shss onse-
Il. L. IF
, 1862-11-30

.ANTED~-A thorough, reliable
~ Canrsras.r for Adams CnrnsY. III. ARMY at
7uee toJ IT, JuaKs0A, Eest MGr !so1 IL f:hlca 90
.nrf1stnr q stnTnn ueGl1 3r1 Aet
, 1862-11-30

TOR SAi4W.-The stock and
N 4. :ures Of .ua1l fetx;l Cr1cefy s.sre not de-
tnr ccea ete~ev bu.tness. Essh required. G:res.
t.II =: reaIn Itor 3i3 IectxS.r3t
The national Republican., 1862-07-26

~ DIR. y. d. slGEsmORD will he Alb.
sent from the city until next fall when no will re-
sumo his duties as usual mayoI
NJ EW lNVENTION OF ARTIFICIAL
~ CHEOPLASTIC BONE TEETH,
without metal plate or clasps, 5g
ID X. y. b. SIG r. 3 M O N d.
Vlc broadway, New York; and go Penna. avenue,
bet, 18th and 18th sts., Washington, d. o.,
Calls the attention Of the public TO tic following
advantages Of bis improved system:
LIST The teeth Of his will never oorrode
40. change color by any aoid and sre three fourths
I'd. No teeth or roots need be extracted, ~ the
artificial ones oan be inserted over them.
ID. The roots will be made iuofeusive and never
70 sohe.
eth. No Temporary teeth are needed, o. permanent
ones can Be made immediately, thereby preserving
the natural expression Of the fsce which, under the
old system, 10 feQusntly dishgured-
Sth. This work has been fully tested, for over i've
ycars, by many Of the first Chemists and Physicisns
Of this and the old country.
DR.: 9: has also invented white indestruotible
metal filling with whioh the most sentative teeth
be filed without pain, and oan build up perfect
sound tooth on any side roots, who'll will last
through . lifetime.
He fefsrs to the following gentlemen: DR.. " Mott;
Dr. Dofemus, Professor Of Chemistry; Hon. A.
Mann, Jun; Capt Crabtree, Woe President of the
Emigration Go. Of New York Hon Judge Wayne,
Of the Supreme Court, Of Washington, b e.. and
thoueands Of othsrs
Cali and examine yourselves nov s-em
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
GAS FITTING.
- ". aOIDALL,
u. PhUn1fsIaR,
GAS AND STEAM FILTER.

6SA Ssuenih st., near Canal Bridge, Washington.
All orders executed at the shortest notice, In the
most substantial manner, and on reasonable teTyss
Pnsosal atetson given TO every department Of the
buMIless. nov "a
EA8 FIXTURED.-Ws have In sI0rs, and
~ are daily receiving, GAS FIxTUkts Of en-.
n style 10 anything heretofore offered In this market
We Invite citizens generally to call and examine our
that We have the best selected stock in Washington
All work In the above line intrusted to our care
will be promptly attended TO.
MYERS 4 MoaHAN,
mar 2o--6n No. SIC d street.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
A DAMS Express Company,
IA Once 6l4 Penn. Avenue,
WASHINGTON CIrY, d. Q.
GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST.
ERN EXPRESS FORWARDERS

GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST.
ERN kXPRESS FORWARDERS
Msrch endise, MONEY, Jewslry, Vaiua-
blss, NOtes, stocks, Bonds, &c.,
FORWARDED with SAFETY AND DISPATCH to
all accessible sections Of the country This company
has agencies In thu principal railway towns in the
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
Its principal oflces are
WAsHINGTON, DC. NEW YORK. BOsTON
PHILApELPHIA, BALTIMORE, GIN.
CINNAII, ST. LOUIS, LOUIS.
WILLIE, LEXINGTON.
Connections are made at New York and poston
with lines forwarding TO the CANADAB and the
BkiTiSH PROVINCES, and with stsamship Iinea
and thence BY European Expresses to all prominent
commercial towns In Great Britain and on the Con
tinent
Collection Of NOTES, DRAFTS, and BILLS
made n oil accessible parts Of the United States
Q. @. DUNN, Agent,
Jol2 Washington, ID. g.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
IN u II u ] l. ID E X ..

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until l2
O'Clock, en- the 30th instant, for puttlrg add
tional story on the building now occupied by the
Navy Department
Plans and specifications may be seen on and after
Monday, the 2lat Instant, at the Office Of W. P.S
Sanger, E:q., Civil Engineer At the Navy Yard,
Washington.
Bidders will state The shortest possible time in
which the roof be placed upon the building and
the additional time required to complete the work.
In making the award, time and price will be con,
sidered.
Proposals must be addressed to the Navy Depart.
mont and endorsed Proposals for Enlarging Build.
Ing" [Starl July17
The national Republican., 1862-07-26

OK AND AprxR DEcknsEH 0, 1851,
Express Trains leave New York oily dspots Of
Hudson River Railroad daily, sundays excepted. a.
At7oos. m. At 7st A N.
HOO bpn il.sos IN, tSop, m.
Montreal and Bun.io
Train with sleeping 1910 y N.
oaB, 1918 p. IN
ON SUuDAIs, the following trains will bs run TO
and from Soth street; The 1910 p. IN. sleeping car
Troy, and 4.@ ,. N. train from Albany.
Connecting At Albany with tho New York Cen.
iral Railroad Tor Schenectady, Rochester, Utica,
Batavia, Rome, and stations on Rome and Water.
town Railroad, Buffalo, syracuse, Niagara Falls,
Trains In connection leave Buffalo and Suspension
pia Lake shore, baifao and Lake Huron aud Great
Webtern railroad, for Hamilton, Toronto, Detroit,
Crosse. Madison Prairie DuChisn, Galens, DunlsIth
dubuque, feoria, Rock Island, Muscstine IowACity,
Cairo, ferrs Haate indianaP aPolis Louisville, ClnoIn
Iau, Dayt1n, Columbus, Cleveland, and ali points
West Northwest, Asd Southwesr-
NORTHERN ROUTE.
COrnecting with Trains vi Troy, with Troy and
Boston, and kens. aud Saratoga Roads for Sarstogs
whitehall, Rutland, Burlington, Vt. Albans, Rouse
Point, Pisttaburgh, Osdsrsburgh, Montreal, no.,
40.
~ Freight Arrangements by this routs " above
bers and Hudson streets at all Times favorable
~ made by ether railroad Companies Yhe faoili.
ties d this great New York Route, the West, oom
mend It TO the confidence of merohRnts and Shipper
PsssenXer Trains, with smoking and Sleeping
Road
For particulars ~ to local train sand freight ar
AZ SMITH,
deo II Superintendent
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
GOVERNMENT ADVTS.

" war DErAnrMEsr, ,.,o
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m.ns sp will 3. +. +: T:sia 81 y y % 1891 R
sssous4.m..s. ss asss.s e. q: M SefsDSsF % spsoaed
AT THE wArERTowN, ARSENAL, WATER
;:SsS sS ,e., Infantry ao'outrenen., oaliSre C
AT THE wArERyL1EE ARSENAL, WEST
,sSss sss sets Infantry so0o'!isnsns', o''isrs
AT THE NEW YORK ARSENAL, COVER
N0R'B ISLAND, N. Y.
20 GO SSS sen Infantry ao0outremsns'' oaliSre e
AT THE ALLEGHENY ARSENAL, PITTS
sa SSo S sets Infantry aoooutrsmsnts' Oaliors
AT THE TRANKEoRp ARSENAL, BRIDES
1900 sets Infantry a0cout,ement', oaliSre .ss
ATTHE ST. LOUIS ARSENAL, ST. LOUIS, MO.
g g GOO sets Infantry sceouiremsnts, cabre
Thee .oeou.rsnep.s are to be made IN strict con:
ws the y sn ns %
srssnss where delivered, bsiors being received for
sasS " .ss T. i
TO be Of grained leather and ell the stock to be the
in the set
Deliveries must be- made In lots of not less than
900 sets per week, for all ooAtrass Of 10000 Or
UNDER and not less than 900 sets per week on all
contracts for over 000 counting from the date Of
the contract Failure to deliver st sPeols I'd time
will subject the contractor to forfeiture Of the
amount 10 BE- delivered at that time. The acc0utfe'
ments must be boxed In the customary. manner the
boxes TO be charged at cost, to be determined by
the inspector.
Bidders viii STATE. explicitly, the time, amount
and place Of saoh delivery.
Esch party obtaining contract will be required
70 enter into bonds with proper suretes for ts faith
full fulhlment.
The Department reserves 10 ITSELF the right 10 re.
ject any bid.
Proposals will be addressed to " Gen. j. W. Rip.
Icy, Chief of Ordnance, Washington, d. c." and
Will be endorsed Proposals for Infantry Aocoutrs
ments." JAS w. RIPLEY,
Brig, Gen, Chief Of Ordnance,
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
ID II d y % y A LIS FOA l. E A ID.

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oRDSAscs oyy!er, WAR DErAHInrsr,
Proposals. will be received BY this Department
until IN, on the evening Of the 4th Of June, for
possible, Of
5000 Tons Of Lead, as Joliops:
Al the watervliet Arsenal, West Troy, New York,
1000 tons;
Atths New York Arsenal, Governors Island, New
A. The IA Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsburgh, Psnusyl
AZ the St. Louis Arsenal, 81 Louis, Missouri,
900 tons.
The lead must be Galena, or other American.
brands
Proposals will be received for lots Of 900 tons and
upwards.
Bidders will state explicitly the time and amount
OF each delivery.
Failure to deliver At a specified time will subjec,
the contractor TO forfeiture Of the amount 10 be de
lyered at that time.
Parties obtaining contracts will be required to
enter into bonds with proper sureties for s faithful
performance.
The Department reserves 10 itself the right to re.
ject any bid.
Proposals will be addressed as follows llen. J
w; RIPLEY, Chief OF Ordnance, Washington, ID. q. ,
and should bO endorsed " Proposals for Lead"
ma al
ORDNANCE OFPICE, May 2I, 1862
The quantity Of lead required by the above ad
vertisement Is reduced to one third Of the above
amount, namely, ,666 toms aud the time for making
the proposals s extended 10 the 9Th Of August 1881
JAS. W: RIPLEY,
iupsls Brissdisr General.