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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-07-23

No SHINPLAsTERs-PoStage Stamps a
LegaI Tender.-On Thursday Congress
passed bill prohibiting notes of less de-
nomination than one dollar, from whatever
source, from being circulated, under apen-
atty Of FIVE hundred dollars fine or six
months Imprisonment Instead of shin
Plasters bill has passed both Houses, to
take effect on the 1st of August, making
United States postage stamps a national
currency, to pay for any amount under FIVE
dollars. The stamps are to be redeemed in
United States notes, and thus obviate all
pretence for the issue of small notes Of any
kind.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-07-23

To the Heirs of Jacob Mutthersbough,
late of the Borough of LewistoWn,
deenaSed.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
LOCAL NEWS, VS. 1a :
a nuss msnss.

Gaoyns -JohnE Owens and hiSs
Kate Denim, with the magnificent stock com.
pany sn0ased BY Manager 0rover. constitute
an amosnt Of attraction that nlls this beautiful
rendered ~ night N n.stsriy nssser. Ne.
Owens, - Joshua BdtterAy ,wab fosay beyond
the possibility Of any other man 70 be, and niss
Denim. xsHr. risherbevt. was beautiful, /,
sipS 4. ss f;sss ~ ~ .ss;Rs .iss
individualites, ssd psrhaps, - . whole. the
oomelp Ans velAom, ~ ever, been better rem.
dsrsd n thie country than By the magotncsnt
oonpapy Al Growers. neesrs. Knight. fsnno,
sssSsf % fSs:ns:d % saob % drsna'iS ISS spsc,.iity I
seldom Witnessed many other pisoe. The same
remark ~ he with equal fpros, 70 the ladies.
Miss Isabsl Freeman made her Aret appearance
lat n.tsi. ltsh. d:liss atioe. wSioh sls s.vs
her q hvorite.. Mrs. 0etnou, nur oomseienne
ssp:ss:s ::s :siaes Il. aa''' n''''" ''' p'''
FoaD's Nsw fnA,ns The attractions seem
to increase nightly At this popular dramatic
The sosd opinion. pss9Sns i shs Ss.mss
The slSganos. .aOolhsls and oomfort of this
theatre 3 srsaaly IL its favor, hence the cause
Of its being nightly attended, b., ~ wealth,
M ySss. :nS .:s:n & f: S,s .y .,..,, Va.
. rly great ssocess, and 4 sdds largely to the
already established fspusasion Of that inimita;,
Il The pisy Was wsil pu, UPON H. stsss capt
tally aoted throughout, and received With
universal satisfaotion By the audlsuos. IN -,
We learn that no effort will b. spared on the
part Of the management 10 make this theatre
equal "a sysry respect TO the nrst-clssa dra.
matic temples Of New York, Philadelphia and
Boston. fll ..4fL %, d. .a.. II, ...,r1. ......
This svssins Hr. Clarke viii appear, In con.
juuclioa With the Star Company, IN the great
comedy Of" Our American Cousin !" that run
an entire season ut Laura Keene's theatre.
After which will be played !" Married Life, !"
Clarke Appearing - Asa Trenohard" and
Mr.. Dove" t. = .rrr'. ... .g.-..r.
CANrsasuRY. --Notwithstandlng the excite
msut o0use quent upon recent war news, under
which our citizens are lAboring At the present
time, this great temple Of fun xttracted another
large crowd, who were highly entSrtalned and
intensely smused within Its walls last might.
The ao9tsty TO witness the superb dancing Of
the beautiful Nile. Marietta seems to increase,
and veil nsrited 10 the enthusiasm with which
herssplsndid aots are received. Mile. L. zsttA
Il sla0 \ dAnssuse Of great merit, and the beau.
tiful little Qussn, Mics Helena Smith, y the ad
nirstion Of everybody. A,ss Amelia Wells 10
and the svsst vocalist, Niss Clara Butler, adds
greatly 70 ~ ple easurs OF the audience, by her
we'll ssIsotsd ballads. Bob Butler Ia, indeed,
the greatest American pantOmimist In exist-
enos, and, - dsliosAtors OF the peculiArities OF
the negro race and character, Bob Hart and
Lew Sinm0us have NO superiors. Misses Al
len, Harrison and Forbes, together with Aesars.
Armstrong, Clark, Sol, Master Tommy, and
others, make up the immense company, and II
you wish To sss fun. lot nothing but the want
Of a quarter keep you from going tonight.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
.slssps,sa.
stse1Oe, Engiass.

In ~, lcAroniciS VESsndSy = issue there is
re sscsssity II ,Ss Be- s(scducs scn into hi: city
Of steam Gre engines. flew that 70 just exactly
n s;s ~! r. i. ss.s sHs s sSsy f.. s.:s at
last oomn,SResd % q that steps should be
IT, ho.stsS GOES y and state, tina, the
steam nrs s.sinse 6uld be. placed in the
81 s"s N Phi PM
ladslphia and Nsv York being ready and wi,
lie Tie 'osronscE ii =, ,bssn % isborins under
. grsdt mistake, and has done great Injustice
Sr '1s y Wy ..n: n:r' o. ~ AZ oy Ss
Daring the Sommshcemsnt Of the rebsilon
they contributed almost every man In the de-
parinsnt to the ptltta Of the city. Companies
D. B, and ?, 0seaUsettsn Rifles, and other
compsniss, we're susned and oficsrsd BY hre.
Let ths sdis5I IA vi,her the First or ssc-
ond regiment DistfiotOf Columbia volunteers,
three years' msHs ~ be sill nnd that the ma
lority OF the me- - couneoted With the Ore
Of New Yessand akhiisdslphia coming on,
am Of the s'bbqeea t1At We have just n good
nrsmen 10 thfS CITY d either Of those places,
and cannot see thNy1ason why y is necessary
to have the men uuder military disoiplioe. We
all knSv that Y has bsen the. darling object Of
soms hon.reTdshts IN this place, who wish to
make . little money but n the Government, TO
lot out the Ore department Of this city 10
strangers. Let the Chronicle pitch into the
Coupdih and give them broAdside, ~ y ou
have done, and We will sss the d Inference. The
entire dspartnsnt Of this city n now IN active
service, and though We have no chief, trust
We will soon have one. We will try, and not
alo Hn edition OF the Troy city affair to take
place amorg rs. II We are going to have steam
snpi Ines, give them to the Arsmsn Of this place.
and no others, and you will have no hangers
on. The present Mayor Of the city, Mr.. Wal
lsch, has proved himself friend Of the depart.
ment, and I think be can bring about measures
stringent enough 10 govern the department
without rssorting 70 military discipline.
Co.. ~ .. FRANKLIN
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
isa sf Sns, m uiynass, ss,y vDssssd md ~.

70. q sris, m ufpssssss, sssy vossssd md ~.
No pat u the pss certsh s..ervsd ists h paid
until Al the rerctsd aticss offered ubdsr the con.
fAo! ehal havs been 'eGOved from The yard, unlees
'ps'isily ~ ;S.nS,i.ec ~ by ~ D..sI,.s.t A.
iarlt s.at - nAAs byfha puttss a he Arse IN 10
dsliysring oil any 6f the srtolss nentoUs in any
elias bld for, Of he qush aad q tAs tDss and
pas.s above pio ded thsn sed 70 that eese ths said
pattes will forfeit and pay 10 the Unitsd Statss
ssI Of nonry ncs TO sxossd swics ,hs s.euss =
tiDs, % oaias q u act tf Coaea . q thaS Cass
prvl1ed, app OveA March 8, ls'3
The snretlts NUT sign the oontrfot, ard ,hsir re
eponsblity b. oeruHsd to BY navy Agent colieCto
dlsti iet attorney or 4 me oher person sal otory
I,L to be provided Ia tn contrac. that the Lureau
n ~ have ite power Of asna,liag the oon,rsot,
Csngresathsii not have made tufnoient apof opria.
tens soe ths srtio q named or or the completion q
works estimated for, and ON which this advertise
msNt Il bSet, suo shsll aln have the power 10 In.
Grease ar diinini h ,he qusniitifs nsmed 10 the
cla net hesded Mkosllst sous'i In ,hs schedals
Persoss wnsse oilsr hall Ss sscep'ed ~Ill Be 10
thsu BY lstter ,hrosgh the st ofloe, whi,h notice
shall be cousidefed tuthclent and II they DO mo-
enter INTO contract for the supplss Apeoifsd within
Of the acceptance OF iheir BID, ooptrsct viii b
iaHads with rome other person or persons, and the
esasantors Of such dsfsaltisR bidders viii BE- held
sssp nsible for oil delinqusneies
= kll oG.rs not made IN artd conformity with this
advertse nett WILL at the option OF the bureau be
fhoss only whose oa.n may BE- accepted will be
ootiasd and contracts viii be rssdy iof execution
q soon Thereafter - may b.. practicable.
tsp S-wiw
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
More New Troops.

The One Hundred and Forty first Ponnsylv
MIA regiment, numbering $50 men, and the FIJI
tsent6 New Jersey, Col. Fowler, numbering
800, arrived In this city On Saturday, and
passed. over the river.
The Sixtsepth regiment Connecticut vOlun.
teers passed down the Avenue about noon yes
terdsy on their way to Dixie. The regiment
numbers l.0l6, and are n fns looking body Of
men, fresh from the farms and Workshops OF
the land Of steAdy habits, and are commanded
by Col, Beach.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
Communioated.
Imparelal Jastice.

The public has often had occasion 10 thank
the provost guard for their energy and perse.
versnce in abatng nuisanoes, hells, and dens
of prostitution In Swampoodle, Prather, Fight
iDg, &c., allies; girl waters In lager beer 81.
looms, &o.. who lured # their duty our soldiers.
Cannot We now have that OF gaily and costly
dressed prostitutes upon Pennsylvania avenue
In the evening, invelgling our gallant odicers
of duty, al,o noted, And why not send pros.
titute from gilded palace TO the work house,
N one whOse faded beauty-as all Of the
most-oompels them to seek the purlieus of
the Island near Third and Fourth streets and
Maryland svenue' All equally shock modesty.
.. " "INpRx "
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
a Military PIohibItorl LIqaor Law

a Military ProhibitorS Liqaor Law
Ia now 10 fun force In this oity, thanks to the
prudence and foresight Of our excellent mill
txry governor, General Wadsworth. We sin.
cerely hope this order will be rigidly enforced,
and particularly in the places. where the shoul
der straps are most frequently seen. Let not
our streets be disgraosd by such scenes as
Alexandria has Witnessed within week or
more.
There are Thousands Of wives, mothers, and
sisters In the country, who will bless our gov.
ernor for removing The temptations which are
Turing their best friends to certain ruin and an
untimely end. more to be dreaded than thou.
sand deaths on the battle held.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
Attention, Afflicted !

DR.. Vsllny Is ) ct engaged in An extensive
practice In this CITY, and we would CAL the nj.
ien,ion Of the poor, puny, smsoiatsd victims
of their own sins 10 the best sources of remedy.
First, give up your present course Of life al
once and forever; and secondly, call on the
most skilfui phys,cinns, (and none are better
than Dr.. Vellny y and be cured OF the disease
which IL now undermining the constitulio ion
and sending you To premature grave.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
Fatal Accident.

As the cars conveying the nurses to the battle
field on Saturday evening we're waiting at Al
eXandrIa, u young man on the top of the cars
either jumped or fell of, striking with his neck
upon rail. When taken up, his face WAS
found to DO badly out He died shortly after
having, It Ia supposed, broken his neck. We
were unable 10 learn his name.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
Additional Hospitals

Tha Capitol 10 now being fitted up for the
purpose OF using It rs hospital.
The model room Of the Patent 0hlos 10 to BE-
again promptly converted into n hospital. This
used.
By a reference to our Council proc sdings, 1t
will be seen that the City Hall is also 10 be 4
hospital.
Liberty Hall. in Alexandria, was broken open
yesterday morning by main force, and that
place also converted into hospital.
The President has offered half Of the White
House for hospital purposes.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
DlalOYAllY,

John Murphy. who was arrested at the Dc.
pot BY Capt. Ware, about i've days since, ii
using reasonable languag and who has since
been In the Central guardhouse, had n hearing
yesterday morning, which resulted IN his be-
Ing sent 10 the Old Capitol.
A man calling himself 8. 8. Cheney WAS ar
rested yesterday BY tho military in the First
ward for cheering for JEFF DAVIS, and was sent
to the Central guardhouse.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
Visiting Days at the Hospitals II this
CilY.

General Hospital. Judiciary sQuare.)-
day and Thursday, between q and 6 O'Clock.
Crancb Hospital, (E street Baptist church
and the Unitarian church. Livery day. from
II O'Clock.
Trinity Hospital, (cOrnsr Of Third and G
streets. .)-Every day from 10 O'Clock.
Hours for visitors ut Ascension General Hos
pitai, II street, between Ninth and Tenth, wi
days, from 10 q y. NJ.
Armory Square Hospital, ION Seventh street,
between the Canal and b streel. Island. EVERY
dav, from to 6 O'Clock, y. NJ.
Chfburne Hospital - Tuesdays, Saturdays,
and Sundays, between the hours Of and y
p. N.
Any addition to. or alterations In, the above
table will be chez rfully made.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
ambulance Accident.

Oae OF the ambulsnces which went from this
An accident In oonse Queace OF he horses taxing
fright on bridge not far from Alexandria. This
vehicle oOntsing several psrsons WAS backed
down over an embsnkmsnl, and upset. A NJ.
Waters. Of this oity. who works on the Treas
was brought TO this city. The others ss'
capped. - III. Z, H.m.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
sep pa-eawqw

~ ubscribsrs 70 the Republican, N
Georgetown or ths seventh ward Clslaod) who fall
TO receive their Papsrs regularly will obligs ths
Shepherds bookstore, oorner Seventh and stIssts,
when all dslnqusnoiss will be promptly attended
10. may a
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
Ths Twsnty.fou Michigan z egi-
mOnt

Passed up the Avenue yesterday forenoon.
bsss val seen on oSr Tb.H
,0lO mon. and we're headed bv band Of
music. They are three years. volunteers, and
arc all from the city OF Detroit, having been
recruited there 10 nitsen days. They carried
40 elesant stand Of oolors, were well armed
and equipped, and marched we'll. ...U
The following 10 partial list OF the officers
Colonel, h. A. Marrow, who saw service
throuah the Mexican war Lieutenant Colonel,
Marx Flanagan; Major. James Nall Adjutant,
James Barnes; Chaplain, Rev. Mf. Way Sur
Reon, ,Or. Beat.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
Oar 0etssts

Presented strange sights yesterday. The
arrival Of the large number Of wounded, the
omnibusss and vehicles Of all kinds running in
all directions conveying the unfortunate sol.
diers the knots of excited and anxious citi.
zens on all the street corners, and the anxious
faces visible In every direction, gave indioa.
bloody fslds, and Of tho deep Interest In the
results felt BY our people.
Towards night, when II became known that
no lighting took place Sunday or yesterday,
that Banks was safe. and our army 10 good
position and spirits, the public mind became
more calm.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
E'leS.

A Are was discovered last Sunday night about
half past 7 O'Clock ?. NJ, In house No. Sll Penn.
sylvania Avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
occupied by Mo- Thomas p. Jack, by the OF,
hoers of the Third ward. The inmates were
notified, and fortunately the are was exlin-
guished without serious damage.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
The Won nd cd

Who we're brought to this city during the day
yesterday, we're all provided for by night.
though 10 some instances good deal OF din
GUILTY was experienced in finding quarters for
them. We would suggest that each hospital bo
required 10 report each morning to the medi
cal director the exact number Of patients
which oxn be provided for, aud that suitable
ofioer be detailed to the spot IN soon rs the
wounded arrive, 30 az to give specinc drec
ton M to where the men shall be sent, and
what number to each hospital.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
Aiding DssertloA,

silss Smith, u Georgetown rebel, was arrest
cd on sunday by officer Sebastian, OF George
town, for aiding ana snticing soldiers to desert.
He was turned over to the military authori-
ties.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
1w-relN.rss e1yyaEniss Day.

The tLp1horsa ezacd Of Naeylsnd continues
i,s sessions In II. Paul,s OS0fch corner of r
and Eleventh streets. RsvsyD pr. storke. O:
Btorks. Q. a: sohlasgel, aud seesFs, reported
themselves this morning
The osmmlt!sss !sp09riisd upon the iostnnl
;ss And ,.sn sermon; .n' q s asoor nsna,"s %.y
of ID. JohnI1 ssnxn Church. Of
this city n6She oriinati0 q Revs. v. Miller,
A. Cupp, and @. etorke, the latter q lioenttate
of the Congregational Associa iation n Mnssachu
sotts. Ordination will bs Admihistsrsd to NOR
row night inst. Paul's Church.
Al tho Olosing OF our report, an earnest de.
bate Il In progress upon the seoommendAt ~,
OF LuthervIle Female Seminary, amt the np-
p0tntnent Of visitor from this hOdy 10 report
annually upon tts discipline, soholarship, pros
perity, 30. The friends Of the female semtna.
ry At Hagsrstown, Nd are coDtandipg for the
passage Of similar resoluhons in reference to
The services yesterday - |, ,this ohuroh we're
well attended and deeply SolSms- s--oonnrmation
being administered ini1hgt1esntng, after an
able and earnest ssrrsA AouAsv. Dr.. Morrls;
ass aTS s' .s.' s.S'.Us"s i.ss s1gSsr R.S D.. :.
The snuivsrsary mssuAe e1iIssIonary
SeoIety, tonight at quarter before O'Clock
will be addressed BY Rev. Drs. Myers, hoCrOn
and pishi. tr,
TA members appear to bs thoroughly loyal,
anf l1paths forth thA. meat Quequtvsoal and
sAtl14 prayers for ffSa4 4ph Of our arms
and Nboess Of our GovSSniA11E Star.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
All Honor 10 the Ladies OF the Seventh h
Ward.

On the arrival, yesterday, of the sick and
wounded from the late battles, the noble and
philanthropic ladies Of this ward focked to the
cars In large numbers, and seemed to vie with
each other in afnrding relief 10 the sufferers
Every conceivable substantial and dsiicacy
was profusely distributed, and many wound.
ed and weary soldiers heart made glad by the
attentions and sympathy Of these angels Of
mercy. The gray haired mstrons and lisping
youth united 10 alleviating the distress Of our
brave defenders. When we consider that this
ward, In point Of wealth, 10 far inferior to most
others, our sdmirxtion IL doubly increased.
God bless them and theirs, forSyer, say We.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
Light III

Why Is II that the street lamps are not light
ed these dark nights? Cannot our oity fathers
give us light, and thus save US from stumbling
over the numerous distractions 10 the sire cts
and on the sids.w alks /,
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
Oarriages.

Nearly all public and private vehicles, ON
nibuses, TO-, were taken possession Of by the
vey relief to the soldiers and Ito transport them
to the various hospitals.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
Removal OF Prisoners.

The prisoners In Georgetown prison have
been removed 10 the Old Capitol and Central
guardhonss, tn order that the prison may be
converted into u hospital.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
Of FF CT A l..
DEPARrNrNT or SfAfR,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
washington, Jan. 26, 1864.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members Of Congress on business GU Saturdays
commencing With Saturday, the arat Of nsIt
month.
WILLIAM q. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
Few Ar. eAls.

Notwithstanding the intense excitement on
our streets during the day, yet but few arrests
we're made by our police authorities on Sun
day last.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
RaAkin0 lfAtaa,

Baking Rates.
The following are the rates at which bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
Lsilver---ths legal tender notes being the stand
ard:
Buying. Seaing.
Gold. ..lsi per .. prem. i5a per Q. prem
NlINtT. ~
Demand nutes. C
Banks OF Issue In Washington and Georgetown:
Washington. Georgetoton.
Bank of Metropolis. Farmers and Meoh's
Bank of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Commerce.
FARMS Asroh's B'nk.
The Farmers and Merchsnts' Bank and the
Bank ni Commerce issue notes OF the denOmina-
lion OF one dollar and upwards.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
Part OF the Mortar Fleet

ls now near this oity. Two gunboats and onr
mortar vessel are now opposite our wharves,
and are grim and savage lookin & monsters.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
As:auit by . Drusksn man.

Washington Bonifant, United States marshal
from Baltimore, Maryland, went into Chas Kio.
mans restaurant, on Seventh street, between
d and Il. and while there used the most abusive
language towards the oolored man engaged In
opening oysters. Bonifsnt was evidently vary
much Intoxicated, and the negro not wishing an
encounter, tried to get out Of his way, when b.
drew pistol and attempted to shoot the man.
The bar keeper fortunately seized the infuri
him, and knocked him down with the butt of II !.
B. blsd profusely, aud was taken 10 Msjor's
apothscary store. where, aftor having his
wound dressed, he WAS taken into custody BY
n policeman. He ought to be put where hs
would behave himself In the future, as he WAS
brandishlng his deadly weapon on the street
before he was knock I'd known, when be threat.
sned to shoot any man who would attempt TO
interfere with him.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
DRoPOsALs FOR BOOKS FOR SHIPS OF
WAR
NAVY DKPARrIKNT

Bureau or Navigation, Ausut 80. 1861
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received at this
offoe until N onday the 18th september, l869. iof
furnishing At the different Navy Yards, wi,hout
tur,hsr cost to the Goverunent, such number OF
copies may be required OF TIE several
supplied to vessels Uf war.
Lists Of the Book may be had on application TO
the Bureau, and III prloe Of each is 10 b. eoihed
Etoh book 10 b, guaranteed perfect aud to be in
substantial biuding
j. NJ. GILLlSS,
Acting Chi OF the Bursau.
q Oav avsQxv
The national Republican., 1862-09-02

The One Hundred and Tntrtisth Penn
syivanta aegimsnt,
New lsviss, arrived at Alexandria yesterday
iu transports. ,5
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
Rascslly Psnpsaooogs.

9. ,sss,y z 5cs i,s,s s,,sI NJ
steamboat wharf to the quarters on Twelfth
street, bargaining to take Them for 81, but on
the road he made them pay several times, until
the amount he obtained reached SS.25. He
also refused TO take them into the quarters. but
made them get out some distance Oh and dump.
ed their effects In the street. Dr.. Nichols, the
superintendent made him haul the goods quite
the guard. '.
John Reagan, a hack driver, was also arrest.
from home contrabands whom he agreed 10
charge but q. He stated, when asked, that
hts number was 50, but on looking at u . side
ofthe box II WAS found to be 3l4. They we're
both taken to the Central guardhouss, and
after q few hours' confinement we're released.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
XGJ AsaIaosOs SKIRT 1ACTOnY.

WAHTED-S0 females 70 isara TO make skiSt
pe~sn oss, in abort time make ler vaek, tvOs
= 70 y Inagirs. for partiSnlArS. st to1 Seventh 4
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
pa o ? ogVrS = ''-'-''
n IN t.D.albsrsr,

Bureau Of Yard - Uveks, bept L, lbos
IT,, endorsed .rfoposaM~SSk Clee No. traae tn.
ss.- s1".s iS1 q: :: nis. ,S! js ssss Ky Ky
Of September Inst for fsroi hing fhA delivering ~
the several navy yafds uazssd ~ hatsrsls q sf.
80 .. emoraoed 70 printed sunsaaIss, wbish VIII b
qussisd 70 persoss dssitiaE - = esstrsss for
any or all Of the olAese named thessta by The o. m
miudsas OF the ssvsrsl usv, yafes, ~ the sa re
SOr The yards und, t,si. comnssd, orby the navy
81 ,hs kssd. ~ 'it . 3.
II S{w,i tmTs,ioa dsd saiask,s n scsat~o aAe r.
, bd ,ol received shteh ssrasss cas's. for mer,
a ~ vae yard N one smeIa q sa.n indi"dsa' OF
=. sidesr. .Is hereby east.o1sd sd STIcula,ly 20
tiled that their oGsfs mess be - ths1o . bsfetu.
eee psescrib.d and be dice IN time 10 reach their
destinatio. before the 'ine t1lires Tor rs.eiv ng
ths0; ro bd wtu bs conytfsrsl AkfeA ssH he veestv
afe- he ferod sGsd asd aik,cs~s s'n b msde for
taflsyes Of As mail. p ttFN ..HH-
40 gsaad against oGer bsiEg opsps1 tsisie IL
time s.pcintsd, bidders are Qpss ed 70 endorse on
the tnyelope above the addrs,s, and draw lie
'nSsr ,s TO- en-: ss "a, a. S.
Y1d a (nane ne yardn)
TO ths Chief Of tas Bsrsau o. Ysrds asd Doets,
WaadlnQtOo ID. @. "
The national Republican., 1862-09-02

WAHTBD-At the New York Employmsu'
avenue, fWkHiY-Fivs tssj WHITE and COL.
ORkD' GIRIS, with good iefersuces, as Coon
0hamoermAids, Laundfsses, Waitreses, Nsrss
on tables In Private Families o. Hotels Also want
ed houses inmsdiatsiy with or without FurniiuSs
Employsn IN want Of good hsip, will nnd II 70 lhci
advantage 70 oall. .-
my g6.u N. II. MILLER
The national Republican., 1862-09-02

Ths ~ District Rsg imsat,
Col: Alexander, have marched over into yir.
ginis.