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In this city, on the Bird ins..p. ~,
ton Of the brain, 1T 81 Y M uJI, FIN
LEWIS, son Of L.wia Is. F. and to.,LLIl
Enos, aged years 10 mon ths and ,.'R
ter paiI fui iIiDefs IF 2cayt, t.,fgah Il
son the b-reaved parents have hsa ne
TO the narrow limit. Of the tornh in %
Of ter months. In. VS. mustsav ,.Irs =
oh, Lord, not mine, BE- done. '"yf
Farewell my child, my darliuv h
bid you y long alden; ny
Around Gods brIgn. and dszxglr,r
hope To meet with yea. A',
Weep not for me, dear parents
Your sorrow Ia all in vain.
Blu. look to God, ~ho gave yo--
And took him wi b Him 20 relsr
Though over his little grave In vloo..
We drop burning tear,
While 10 blest and Is at rest
While wsnre mouTne:s here
His funeral will take phase this r,,.
At 10 o'clock from the residei CT q b,, Z
rents, corner Of 70 b and II streets II
A..".,,
On Sunday. May Alb. at u r " ,
AMANDA III , wife Of Vim Il Hi. =
ThascQu.intaIces Of -ho family ayel,,.
withou. further Office, 10 a,ter d The ms
at st. J mes CHURCH, on Tucsd3y Oh ~
at 10 o'clock 4 M.
BPetsrsbnrg papers please COPY
At I33 O'Clock 7. II on Mondqy ,....
tong al i painfvl illness, Mrs. DEMptr :.
LEN, in The 80ih year OF her hge. =
Her friends ard friends of the fary,.
invited to attsTd her funeral from h..
dsnce OF he sor, william Al!eE. CT Me-
dpy, at II ocl.ok a. Il
In LvnchhurT or thursday nCr1if,.
SALLIE Wal KaR, infant daush 49, :
James II. u d Ga V. Conway, azet -
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A UAhD II have purnnsSa end wsh
n LiOK'S s:cck Of ChoLn -. a 90 MAJ
eunt.pus the bcso.es at MS ""
hstwsea 18Th and l0sh strs'sA xAUrMAN
NJ S-ls
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Jndse VIM. Wagner, OF La Orange. o.,
died ut his residence Ut that place on me ~ n
ult, Of asthma.
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r1p yIaHr Az CUMBERLAND GAP.

Inc Knoxville A4Wt0, VI suo IA lNs's Shys'
Our Information from Cnm berlnud Gap Is
Is that the Esderals, In large force, oom-
menced an attack about noon OF Tuesday
end three tiiaes repulsed. In the last attack
We learn they charged mp to the bIeas.worxs
Of the foriflcaticns The eEemys loss was
1870 killed, aoout 900 wounded Our loss was
lYkii,ed, and about 80 wounded. The last
rel uI.e was an efsctual one, and sent the
Federais, TO use one Of their own phrases,
.'shsdadling." They had not, at our last &c
count, renewed the attack.
Gen. Steveos ID, who has coumard OF the
forces at the G p, hos proved himself he man
for tbs place and, we lsorn. possesses The en-.
tire cor fl ience Of Qpr troops. The fortflca-
Ions have been appr owed by all experienced
military men who have exam in ed ht m; and
IS the enemy's gunb cats are uot likely TO as
cend the cumberland mountains. we may
hope that this victory-hy no means an IN
important one-is not the last that Will be
achieved by the heroic band VITO have SO
long and gaiisntly defended n 81 post, barring
the 60 r CT Eas: Tennessee and Son d western
Virginia sg aii st the hosts of Lircoln lava.
AAYa
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FURNISHED HOUSE.
a large three story HOUSE In one Of the
best locations In the city, with most Of the
Standing Furniture, for rent o. lease, to =
permanent tenaut. Apply on Maia street,
story house. my6 So
aNURNIbHnb HOUSE, On 0RAOA oTkAeT
FOA RENT We Ais authorised q reot
large DWELLING, containing ten rooms on
Grace street, sose, with the Furniture, until
lst Ocsokps next To careful tsnans, toe rent
vi b. vs-y resonAbls. Apply TO
ny e-9s 0OOnlM Z APPEaSoN
TYEEY UESI1XBLE KESIOEN1E
" FOR MALE.
My residence ~ the corner Of MarshHli and
l1th streets, II sttll In market for sals. II -.
sired. the furnisuSs will bs sold with the
houSe.
Psrscns dse,rous Of buying. will Be shown
through the b0ildtnS.
WIN. r. BUTLEk,
NY e-N No. 10 Pearl styooS.
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IT HOTICH.-We invi o attention 70 CT large
sale o DAY GOODS and SHOES, to take place
t ii rWarenouse, THIS AOSNIS4, At 10 o'clock.
KENT, PAINE L. 90,
nv Sit Aucuoaeers.
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n~AUOTION SALE.-MILIrARY CLorAs.-
WEDSIsDAY, 7rH IIsr,-The attention OF Aili.
tsry companies, Cutters and Dealers are In.
vi,ed to our sale Of Military Cloths, IN pufac-
tured by the Crenshaw WOODEN Company
since SDih April, to take plaza at our once on
the b isin, alta n on Wednesday. T.h st :,
and each Wednesday therea fter till further
notice. OREWSHAW co., Agents.
nv at
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PE az HfbNAE..


FT>HE OBJE It OF THIS NOTE i To
elicit Information respsciCg MIR WI.
STITH, of the is b Virginia Regime II, tlal,
lotte Rtfles,) now IN one of the kicem Id
hospitals. Any Information on the snll%'
of his whereabouts will relieve the s0Bc!!u1'
of his friends and greatly obige the u1sei'
signed by com II unicatins with BarssdA.rH
Brother, corner Gary ANA IS Ia : RES ~
st.irs) A. 4. LiLE
my 6-lts
IN RNELIUS 4RAtAIT, a Iriva:- j.
~ Capt Welsh's company Of FirslniH va,
uuteers, was brought 10 :he city ~ ssicE leAG
on Monday, the 2sgh cf April, Oh 'ne as
rain Any inform tion in regard Ie n'Al
stating his WI ereabouts, Will b. ihErNa.E
receive by Els unCls At .ontlceio hJo'F'
No IS. Maiu stree.
mye-,ts WILLIAM aRhN TT.
HUULD tn MAS Il. HANGU y u, Ia >
- tail 70 lot bis friend, the uudsrsls CO..
satisfactorily hear from him by the l5!n II
81 farthest, he positively will dad ms I'
siisrcs Will initiate 10 his mat>fis! Gt'a1
vantage. ErDREW J tDG1 n
Ay6-Ss lt Lieut. Bsyly'i Ar iIs,f
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FOR RENT.

For RENT
A convenient
DWBEIlNG-HO
on Clay street, and soms pla1n Furniture 70
sale
Address ~. K )" Dispatch once.
y8-N.A
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Sword Presentdtton.-An elegant and ser
viceabls eword was presented 10 Capt A. G.
Goodwin, late Provost Marshal of Richmond
at E o'clock Yesterday evening by many of
his personal friends. As nois ed elsewhere, Capt
Goodwin has been assigned to another field of
duty. During his continuance in the mpor-
tant Office which he has held here, Capt. God
win discharged it's duties satisfactorily and
with promptness. A native Virginian, and u
lawyer Of fine attainmenjs, observation travel
aud study Of human nature, had peculiarly
fitted hin to grappIe with and instantly decide
que s!ions which would have puzzled one less ex
peIieuced- To Judge of the many perpiexities
that besst the occupant of the office III ques
ton, one has only to station himself so as TO
hear the multiplicity of diff cult questions
hourly craving solution. A consciousness
that he has done his duty is the soldiers high
est reward, next to the appreciation of his
countrymeu, and we believe Capt Goodwin
possesses both of these.
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Installed an Office Major Elias Griswold
was yesterday Installed in Office as Provost
Marshal Of Richmond, vice Archibald C. God
sin, who has been assigned to duty al the
;:ustod;ars of all the Yankee prisoners a,
Salisbury, n c., al the unanimous reques' of
The residents ia that section cf country
Major Goodwin will have charge of a battalion
in Salisbury, whose duty il is to take care OF
The 2 900 prisoners AT that place. Major Gibbs,
The former commtndant Of the post has raised
"A regiment sinee being there, and will take the.
field at an early day at The bead Of az brave a
set of fellows as csr be scared up in days
walk The new Provost Marshal is lawyer
of emjnence in his section of Countrywide
Eat:ern Shore of Mary land-a Breckenridge
eIec,oc in The Ast Presidential contest aud
tor years p violent opponent OF Thcs. Holiday
Hicks, the renegade Governor of glorious old
Msry land For many manifestations 0i
Southern sentiment Old Hicks ordered Gris
void be arrested, whsn he escaped and
uui sd his fortunes with the Southern Cen.
tedeFacy. Under his watchful care the city
will no doubt preserve its late character AS Z
quiet and orderly place. We are convinced that
II such is not the case, it will t be from any
want of care and attention on the part of the
nav Provost Marshal and his assistants.
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direct W. n. S., Prisoner.of.war. Fort Go.
lnmbus, New York Harbor, NJ.
NV. ID. Sized, Pfisoner.of war"
Another letter from q mem ber OF the gar.
Yison says there are about one hundred OF the
party In Fort Columbus. from which we In.
fsr that the prisoners have teen di sdcd oct
among the forts in the neig b borh and
perhaps elswhsre.
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NJ AUCTION Attention is
asksd to my sale OF FURNITURE, THIS
MORNIS0 at the residence Of DIR l. Wood
son, corner OF Mayo and Res streets. COM
mencinG at 10 O'Clock
THOS. W. KEESEE,
my Sit Auctioneer.
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cosrEDERArE CURRENCY TAKRH At EAszvILLB.
he lEemphis APPEAL OF the 77.h ult says

he EemphlS appeal. OF Tue 57!h Mt says:
Confederate money isnow current in Nash
Vile Il. a discount of only fifteen per cent :,
freely passing AT eighty a We cen IS In the dol.
lar il exchange for notes on all Tennessee
baass We a.s informed that the sutlers Of
the Federal army even take 1t at this rata In
payment for provisions These facts ought 10
estao tat confidence in 1t even where other
and nobler imi uisss fall. There should be no
disposition among our people On the from tier
- refuse j.. lis the stay Ct tho Oon-
fedaracy, aud the free acceptance Of 1t IL the
blsis Il our Government credit. Whatever
we do in this severe ncur CT trial and dtsas.
ter. let no traitoro us hand dare seek to stab
our sscred cause by refusing the currency of
the Confederate Government.
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fQrlODfH0.
lYoreburR Rscoydey OF tho 10 q nit he0

The Dysrsburg Recorder, Of tho 10 b ult has
the following:
Last Saturday night some tuzboa:s belong.
ing to the Eederais mace n Ying visit up the
FOrked Deer, rs far Is the old cnen oil, 4 few
miles from this piA,e. After rousiDg mp
SINE OF cur countrymeD, asking sore I'm.
pleasant questions, promisipI 70 ''call again."
aud ,unnln6 their l,I,Ie old boat around gsB-
orally, they stenmet back to the Mississippi.
1t is supposed .hey wsrs Teconnoitering for
the purpcss Of landing tIoo!s opI osite Key
Corr or, the 6rst dry land on which they can
n. arch their troops across 10 Fort Pillow,
distant only about thirty miles.
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~ SPfCIEI. MOTT jE.-The attention of the
puDns 10 particularly called TO the sails Of II n
hid Fur0i'ors, Rosewood Pian), Ac., &C., TIL &
DAY, At 10 O'Clock, a. the resid ne Of J. II i.
1Ayo. Esq, on Grove streei, near > dpey.
my cit Il. b. CDUk Auctr:
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rHs yoHEsroH TESTIMONIAL.
TIE Pokr PuLAkkI lRIsoUlKe-
The folie xiog brief letter IL from the son
Of lie editor Il tie Savannah Ispv AiSss:

Governors Island, !
Kew York Earbor
"Dsay Fa,Asy We arrived here safely yes.
terday morning, after \ long voyage. We are
all quite Well, and ! hope you are giving
yourself no trouble about us, for must &C :
We are we'll fed, ana the o6losrs, eli, treat ~
very lindly indeed, and 20 far We have NO
complaint 70 make. Please Wiits soon and
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
NJ o r 1 Q 4 L.

NJ o r G e
PROPOSALS from Dealers and Millers are In
yited I'LL the 5th day Of september, 1861 for furp
ishing Flour to the Subshtenos Dspsrtaent, known
~ No. Extra.
samples q this Flour eau be seen at the Capitol
Bakery In this city.
II desirous 10 make CON raot sor 20 100 barrels
shOad, however, any person dasits TO furnish lesS
quantity be viii state the precise number Of barrels
The CONT actor will be required to furnish about
500 bsrrtls daily, until the contract q hlled
No d,ur will be received which dsss rot come N
70 the standard at the Goyernment inspection, made
Juat before the purchase.
The -four TO bs delivered at the Railroad Depot In
Washing on, or any Of the Warehouses IN George
town, y G.
:. Tho Flour to be put 10 new barrels and head
lined.
Government ieserve, the right to reject any bid
for any proper cause.
NO bids will bs received from co,. tractors who
have prsviously failed t. comply with their oon
Bidders must bs present in person to respond 70
BID.
parties interested.
Payment to be made In Treasury notes, and III.
bids to Be dreo ed 70 Colonel A. BsGx Win A. d. q.
and @ g., U. 3. A Warrington, d. u, and endor cd
" Proposals for Flour" Au q
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
PROPOSALS FOR OATS.
QuAnfhrnAstal's DIPor,
Ala ranAela Va AnA "a 4 "A.

Alexandria, Va, Aug. %. lse2.
SEALED i RRSposALs FL, I'll b rsss!ysd e !. this
At j. o'clock, n: ior isrni.si.s sss aey.snn n
With i've hundred thousand bu.hsls Of OATS The
Osts 70 BE- Of . good msrchaatable quality mt up
In bags cf about two bushels eaoh.
p, und, 10 ihs bssbsi .Sts 10 o. iarS.hsd without
6siiss,s % Z = -.as ~ i sss s.,y Of Al...uari.,
Va. or suoh other point On the Potomao q the De-
pot Quar.srna..er nay direct, vithia (aoi tvsnty
period - may be agreed upou.
PROPOSALS.
The fall name and post once address Of the bidder
must appear in the proposal.
Prop sails " Il b ior % oooI one hundred thou.
BID will bs considered ~ the individsA proposal Of
'h: sI"I,n:'. partner ss.s.i.e s.sL ct, I: .. .
aHd an oath 9ali-yanst mu't srowpaAy each propasi.
Proposals mut Be address.d to Capt Q. B. Fr.su
Alr1aedria, " and must be plainly marked - Pro-
GUARANTEE.
The ability Of the bidder to ll the contract should
sonsSis pssson. who's. .susurs. %S,, g y
The rs.pcnsibiiisy 9th. susran.ors mus. bs shown
district oogrt or Of the Ured Stats district sttor
Bidders must be pres int In person when the bids
are opened, or their proposals will not bs oous,d
Bonds In the sum Of five thousand dollars, .igued
BY the oonirsc'Or asd both o. hts gusrant0rs, wil
be required Of the sssu. bidder 1pon signing the
A the bond must accompany the e,u.rsot, It vii,
bs necessary ior bidders to have their bondsmen with
ready to be produced when the CONTRACT ~ synsd
being nd. = III: oiso.. either p.f.snsiiy. ~ ss
ter, or By telegraph.
FORM OF GUARANTEES.
We. ~, Of the eouaty OF - and State Of,
hereby guArautee that - /, able 10 fulfil con
raot IN aooorcanoe with tins tsrms Of his proposition
and that shouli his propo iion be acosptsd be Will
at onoe enter into orntrsct In accordance there
with.
Should the contract bs awarded him, We a,s pre-.
pared 10 become hlsturetirs
70 thi+ guarantee murt Be appended the otnclal
certificate above mentioned
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, &C.
All Oats contracted for uader this advsrtiss meni
will be gidly inspected, and suoh - do not prov
Of good, sound, merehantsbls quality, will b. re-
Payment to be made IRON time 70 me, as the
forage delivered o. p soon thereafter y the De.
pot Quartermaster khall be In funds.
Any infornslity In the bid, or non oonfo' nance
with the terms Of this Advertisement will the
ri ction OF the proposal
Delivery TO be mlde at suoh wharf, at the city Of
Alexandra as the Depot Qu artermasAr may direct.
The Depot Qiar'srnaaer reserves 10 himself the
right to ect any all bids that he may deem too
"s"' ''' '"'' '''' u. B FERGUSON,
Captain, 4 O. NJ, U. 8. Arny,
aug 2e-dd and Depot Quarternastsr.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
Atlemps 20 AasA.alnata.

Last Sunday night, Patrolmsn Fuss and o..
Council heard the ory ~ "polios" on their
O'Brien, OF the Irish brigade, badly beaten
with u loaded whip. Roundsman Leach and
PstrOlman Fuss started In search OF the asssil
ant, but failed TO arrest him. Patrolman O'Oon
nell carried Major 0'Brien 10 tha General Hos
pitsl to be attended TO. The affair occurred in
6wsmpoodle, near the iron bridge.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
~ D b q I L ID C II 3

sEALED PROPOSALS will bs received un' II
10 O'Clock M on the 2sth day Of August, 1862, for
enlarging this North West Executive Building (WsI
Depaftmrnt)
Plans and specifications can b. examined from
the ed Of this month, between ths hour Of Q. N
and p. m, At room Of John Potts, EsQ., Chez
Clerk Of the War Department
Bidden will state lne time BY viii h thsy propose
10 put the building uuder roof again, and the
time when they Will complete the whole work In
awarding the contract time will bs considered -
well ~ money.
The bids wi be directed to the Secretary Of War,
anu endorsed proposals for Eniargtpg War o..
hce."
The right h reserved to rsjsot any bid which for
ths Government to accept uR-td
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
aDsAncE cgr.oe,

" 81 WA1QneAnfnssr.
PROPOSALS viii p l.ssvsd ~ ~. D.psI..
the delivery, at the following arsssaIa Of horse
.qnil m:ut<, U. Cavalry pattern, q. hereinafter
Al the WATERFOWL Arsaal, wa,sstows, ks.ss.
A. the Wss.ryiist Xr..nai, West Troy, New
. A..h. NV M YStS zH.nal, Governor. I.l..d, r.w
York, 1000 seta. ,..
.Attbs AiiesS.ny Arsenal, Pittsburgh fsnn'yl.
AZ the 81. Louis XissnAl, st. Louis, Missouri
These ssn Of hors squipmsat. are to be furhIshs J
complete, exec ps the hosss oISsn, curry eorb, a
sIsminsd 4 each q he above named s'sasis
.h.ls delivered, Ssio.. bei.s resiy.d ~ ths Gov.
= spco ssE ''f
Deliveries must be made T. lot q mon lss than
9y s:ts per week for al sootssess of,oo sss or IN
from i've bundled up TO one thouand ssts; two
hundred sets per week for al contracts OF from one
,hoos.sd . tyo thouss.d sstf avs huadrsd ssts
az thousa1d ssts; asd sisnt hundred sets per week
icr ali coassaois Of from six thossssd to ten thou
Failure 10 deliver st spssissl time will subject
the contractor to f6sfsitsfs Of the quantity 70 Be
delivered at that tins. Ths equipments ar 70 BE-
SSr y: .is. s boz n. s."ss "a e:
tents 70 b. distnetiy nasked On the oa'er ssds Of
the bog The bcxs; % ts charged at cost 70 Ss Do.
term,ned BY the inspector
a. Bidder vii state sxIlleitly iS thsir propesals
party obtaining contract will b rsquirsd 10 enter
Into bonds with proper sarsttss, for tic faithful full
Bids Of persons who ars poe maasfsssurers o.,
regular dsels In lssths'. sos, will not be coBsid
cred; and the D. psrtmsat reserves ths right 10 re
ject any or oil bids which nay be made b..
Upon the awa,d beise made, Raoosssfui tidasrs,
only, will bs notified; and they will BE- flfSished
vi f6rms of the contract and Of the bond requirsd
Of then.
Proposals will bs addressed to
"0sneral JAMES W. RIPLEY,
Chief Of Ordnance,
Washington, D. o."
And will be endorsed
"Proposals for Horss Equlpmeuts." &
JANES W. RIPLEY,
aug e-eodt96aug Brig. Gen. Chiefoi Ord'oe9
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
Reglasnts doing Home.

Tho famous Sixty ninth regiment of New
the steamer Nelly Baker, last night. Their
time OF enlistment having expired, they are
mustered out of the service and on their way
home to New York, where, after taking shor,
rest, they expect TO enter the service again
and form the right OF his new Irish brigade.
They are in nns health and spirits, and full oI
patriotism.
The Tenth regiment Of Rhoae Island volun.
teers have also been mustered out Of the ser.
given up their arms. and passed down the
Avenue towards the depot'y esterday afternoon
cheering and receiving cheers all the way.
They were very happy at the prospect OF
visiting home and friends after such long and
eventful absence.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
.,OLLECrOR's OFFICE.

- WAsHIsoTos, ID. c., August 20, 1861
NoTlCK TO lay PAYsRs The taxes for 1892 have
been fixed Ut seventy five orns on the one hundred
dollars A discount OF hheen per cent. 10 allowed
under the lsw until the last day If Sep embsr.
Cnu and due bills or certificates Of OF
his corpora Ion Of the denomination Of nve dollars
and Treasury notes Of the Uuited aies, a.e alone
receiyab in pay ment Of taxes
The lbateu cot hsrsia named will ~a be SLOWED
upon th- taxes atcruing upon the property already
ansarsga ia paid.
WM DIXON,
aug --tAw3w lstsr Cu.ieotor.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
EUR WOOD AnD COAL.

Posr Oysios DEPARTMENT,
Washington, August 10, lSS9.
Sealed proposals will be received At this Depart
ment until II O'Clock on Monday, the 1st day Of
September, for furnishing for this Depastmsnt-
At0 tons (91i0 lbs. 10 the ton) VI the best hard
White Ash Coal, furnace siss
70 tons Red Ash same lie
500 cords bet Oak Wood, and
70 oords test Bakers Pine.
One halt Of which, ut least 70 BE- delivered BY ths
10th OF bepteml and the baance a soon
., prepxratious can be made to recsiye II.
Parties VIII be at liberty 10 bid for the Wood and
Coal together tor either one srparstsly and their
bids viii be considered accordingly.
Satisfactory arrangements must be made to SECURE
TO the Governmspt full weight and measure.
The Wood 10 to be 90, ded and measured u on thr
premis 2, aud half the oak Is 10 be sawed into
inrse pieces and the other half into two and all ~
bs piled away In the cellar
The Coal is to be slowed away In the bunks, which
are very accessible.
No bics will be entertained unless the most tatis
factory evidence eau be furnishsd Of ths reliability
and 10y atty Of the parties
Payment will be made without unreasonable dc.
samples OF the Coal proposed to bs furulshsd
mast Be- submitted to the Superintendent before the
lst Of September.
Proposais to be addressed to th. Di burning Clerk
Of the Post O0hoe Department, and endorsed Pro
posals for Wool and CoAln
mn l0-3ta Wt0epl
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
IXyAsnIAaION AaUEDUCT.

DEPARrAsNr OF IHs INTERIOR,
Washington, July 70. 1909.
PROPOSALS will be received st this De, artm-nt
until - oloo. On W ednesday, the eth dSy OF Au
gust. TOR completing the Dis ributing Reese vo!r Of
NAV be seen alter Inc 18th Of August.
Proposals 10 be ,eal-d, endorsed Pfopnsas for
Reservoir and dirsoted 10 the Hon. CAirb n.
Smith. Secretary OF the InteriOr w kshington
WATT }. Smith,
iv v2e--3tawtAuQ28 Chief Clerk
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
The Rsv,vai At Mcksndrss Chapel.

The meetings At this church have now been
10 progress for three weeks, and the interest
taken IL still on the increase. On Sunday, both
10 the morning and at night. so great was the
crowd that preaching services were held In
both roOms-the attendance at night being 60
large that numbers were unable 10 obtain xd-
mission. In the morning the Rev. DR.. Ryan,
and Rev. Mr.. Mitchell In the basement; and ai
night Rev. J. n. Chivington, colonel Of the FRS,
Colorado volunteers, and Raw. @. p. Lyford con
Quoted the exercises. The altar and front seats
both up stairs and down, were crowded with
penitents, several OF whom prOfessed conver.
sion. Thus far about eighty.hve conversions
have been reported.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
Al y r 1 o = q.

SEALED PROPOSALS are iuvited TIL the 1eth
Of S.pt-mbsr 1869, for turni, hing The Subsistence
Department 400 tons of Hay.
ber.
At least three hundred tons Of said hay must Be
In bsles, the remainder need not necessarily b.
b,ied
Bi derI must state In their bids the price per 100
lbs. at which they will furnish the Hay.
To be weighed ut Washington, at the eIpeuse OF
the conii actor and to be delivered ct the honu.
meut Cattle Yard.
Firm. making bids must state the name Of all the
pa Il, 8 int. rested.
Paymsnts 70 DO made In Treasury notes, and bids
to be di.ects TO Colonel A. bBokwrrH, A. d. @ +,
and Q. U. 3. A., and endorsed Proposals TO
Hay" su23
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
OEFIcE Of fwAsHiNaTus AaUsDgCr

0ErlCE OF wAsHiNGTOa AQUeDUCr
August 0, 1863.
Pr posals will be rec lived until the 10th dsy OF
Augut, 1861, tr tie complehoa OF lne auAihAry
pipe yau,t Of the Washington AQusdun
PLAN and specihcations can bs ootAinsu ~ 'hS
otios e..
Pins auW - and Addressed TO Hon Caleb b Smith,
''0''''' ~' A WIN HUTTON,
sus7-sotd Chief Engineer.