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The national Republican., 1862-06-12
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The following sstract Of ~ sct Of Coagress
In relation, % he appplntnent Of Medical
Storekeepefs h pubiishsd fbr The fnfOtAiAslcp
ofpersons desirous Of applying for such POSI-
ton: lkg p4ssbstis y tg.ya.,,,
Ar Aor 10 authorize The appointment of medi.
cal storekeepers and ohaplains Of hospitals.
Be Il enacted BY he Senate and House Of Rep
ressniaiives Of dc UNiied Nax0 Of Amsvsoa n
Sonsress assembled, That the 6soretary Of War
q s1n, 70 sSd e =: %:sS:
siH IN number. who shall have The pay and
emolumsnts Of military storsksspsfs in the
guMrtermasterS department, who shall be
skilled aposhsoarfss or Druggists, who shall
70: SSns S.s asa : y :n;ns
masters, department, and who shall Be sta.
toned at such points ss The nscsssluSs q ths
army may. require: Provided, That the provi
stone Of this act shAll remain In force only dur.
ing the continuance Of the present rshsiion.
Approved, Nay 10, 1862. 1r.. ur.e...r.
IL The following are the regulations which
Will govern the appointment Of medical store.
keepers under the first section Of the foregoing
cot Of Congress: o
]. A board Of not less than three medical
officers will BE- assembled BY the Secretary Of
War, TO examine suoh applicants q may, by
u'u' U0 nuthorikou " appear D0tOr0 IL.
2. Candidates, 10 be eligible 10 examin alton,
shall be not less than twenty. i've years or more
than forty years Of age; shall possess sufIioient
physical ability. 10 perform their duties satisI
hotorilyj and shall present with their sppllos-
tions satisfactory evidence Of good moral char.
8. Candidates will be required to pass salts.
factory examination 10 the ordinary branches
OF good English education, In pharmacy and
materia medicaS and to give proof that they,
possess the REQUESTS businsss quahA ~
the position.
L. The board will report TO the Secretary Of
War the relative merit 0f the candidates OF.
amined, and they will receive appointments
accordingly. ,.. 80
s. When appointed, each medical store.
Keeper will be required to give bond In the
amount Of $40 900 before he shall be allowed TO
enter on the performance OF bis duties.
BY order ofthe Secretary Of War: vi"
L. THOMAS, -
Adjutant General.
A Board Of Medical Ofacers for the examina.
don Of applicants, will be convened In The city
Of Washington on the first day Of July, 10 oon.
unue In session one month. ''''
Applications 70 appear before the Board
should be addressed 70 the Secretary OF War.
Surgeon Generals Otics, June s, 1862.
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Amuss0sass.

GRovEn's THiArRn The " Romance Of Poor
Young Nan" stiIl continues to prove the great
attraction for citizens and for strangers. Night.
ly the house 10 crowded 70 its entire capacity
% IA. % e @ s:ss dSs R: FS
scenery Of 0sta is fsr superior 70 the atasnpts
Of any other artists iu otr fsoellsotion, and y
decidedly appreciated By The gfsAt naeess Who
have had the pleasure Of witnessing y. Ths
characters are sll admirably represented by
Mr.. Growers artistic company. We are 10
: formed that the piece will only remain before
the public two more nighta, when u 10 10 give
way to the more o0mtc attraction Of" Dombey
4 Son" in which N. setohell, the distinguished
Of Captain Cuttle. TO those who hHvs not seen
the Poor Young Man," We would say that II
will reward the trouble or expense attending y
Whit at It's presentation.
ODp FELLows' 'HALL.-Yssterday afternoon,
delighted crowd Of ladies and children and
several gentlemen assembled at this place to
witness the grand spectacle there prssented-
the nne representations Of the thrilling events
Of the War for the Union. Last night, another
vast crowd was also present 10 admire this
sup, superb work Of art. For several nights, some
battle between the Monitor and the Merrimaok
not being presented. We are happy to an.
nounce that tonight II will como OF with bril-
liant effect, ~ oil the arrangements have bean
perfected. ...Is."t. #5-ar
ACADEMY OF Music, This place SIN continues
to have the crowded audience TO enjoy lis
varied attractions, suoh a. good music, pretty
walters, and nne refreshments.
CASrERBURY-There 10 no place Of amusement
in our midst where an evening OF more delight.
full pleasure can be spent than At this spacious
and comfortable Hall. Every lover Of sweet
singing should hear the beautiful Clara Butler
and those who have the blues and wish TO get
rid Of them, can nnd u cure by visiting the Can
terbury and seeing Miss Butler ~ 4argery, and
and highly amusing comedy, the " Rough Dia
mond." Nrfs' TTIi
Tho company vt the Canterbury is far the
largest now performing in this city, comprising
talent Of tho very highest order. The pro-
gramme Ia varied, consisting OF singing, dano.
ing, farCes, oomedys, gymnastio fssts, negro
eccentiCities, do., &c. Drop In this eve, Ing
and enjoy good hearty laugh.
The national Republican., 1862-06-12

CANTERBURY.
Where Thousands each night, laugh th.ir TROUBLES
away, and repay In true fun all the tolls Of the
with the dance, song, and Joke Of the minstrel 50
merry, and other oomnsdians at the famed Can,
Black, Yellow, and dark and some are more darker,
but none are 20 black q the favorite "Diek Parker
s:as q s sss :nd !SSy the
when called Into rsquisitioa BY the talented Ha'
whoss astonishing rhymius. and great mental pow.
srs viii rivet Your attention 70. minutes and hours
That funny opmsd,Td d Ss,os.. q. Msy
tion 10 any Is the fsvorite /" 1aBo,"
was e h.s 9.SRs SSao.Ss. sss S1!s'k u:
"%S and SSsrs: nos ls:.t Is that SontrsSsnd csk"
The pSstSa sasa. nS:s Ss T rev ~ g
whose great daring acts their friends they all please
to see them appear on the daring Ttaps,e,
The musical merits OF each to extol, for bright as
Aurora Ia the small planet" Sd"
oae rsvo!vss % 4. o,e, WIG plays the piano. with
rhe ss orssesrs Always we'll %snnsd With me
bers, 100, Of the Navy. Yard Band;
The ladies engaged should have had precedence
Asking their pSrocn, the muse does her duty-to
render respect to the great Court Of Beauty
For Citizens, soldiers, Colonels Majors, or sntler
Another % sweet sonSsIIe ess-for her sgs none excel
h.r-is the comiosl humor Of sweet little "Ila;''
But o speak OF the dancers. they make great show
irst on ihe list s the fam'd Aad'ne La Fbue;
Another fair lady, who wins oil your smiles should
be iavorably noticed, is Nus Emma kiLa;
Also another dsnseus, the popular Nus rdaces ALI
Of which appear In their avorite dances
Still another young lady with the rest looks grand
on the Canterbury stage Mis- Lily BrdndoN."
To cripple these rhymes for want Of the space you
find the right people now in the right place
There's Poeis singers, and dancers-al oause, great
sttraotior-to all Of the patrons and give satsfAo
ton,
Pay wilt this week II at eisure-the Hall Is 90 cool,
to be there Is pleasure.
The posts muse has run out, but ssti quite explio
IL II you have any doubts, just pay abort visit
Doors opep st7L Performance at Sk O'Clock.
Admission 20 cents Orchestra ohaiFs 70 cents.
jcs- [Star-los sqsl
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vile LSnRaaGs.

Harriet Cooper, oolorsd wsshsrwoman In
the fourth ward, was arrested yesterday, on
complaint Of oolored man, who charges her
Yith using al the vile language and profanity
known TO the English dialect. She, In turn,
charged him with improper propositions 10
her, which would implioate her chastity, but
"A she failed 70 substantixte her charges, while
he proved his, the woman was fined 81.
The national Republican., 1862-06-12
AUCTION SALES.
This Day

REX q oExTHEsIyS SALE OF WINSs AND q.
ia q ,1As 90 fykspAy e Al ~ e -, -
Miii.sma. No. 80 ssyesth a.sst, . . e'SIseGeRs
50 Pesssy!ys.is svesss.. We sss1sssss = 49,.
Bsrlsis 81 wiaes sad LiqseN d . I'D = ~
Sbl Whisky, Lavs.s;s Bsssay, 4 0i.sss CSC
SSi Ses.ss WHY, ! SisS WIS o., Ea% .aa u y
,i,ssF s. Sissr., .h.s. rulps, - ss.s. sssAlss1sf
Sb,; sssr xrss. ee.s resss.o q = ~ 90 >
does stcs.r .BIss;rs, %. ssslslS, ! 0ss1sa
df ~ . Pipe Cosdisl T7FT T',@Po' . 1IBlh
Win Ssss cssss sssIseH ssssls vs,.s :, - ,. -
'G 70 ssssssfass 7,T2 T9II I''lf 09lsi
aioc,,y HsrsA.s, Ho.., K.s,.., s,ssus, -
=: pubic i ssDsr.i. = is'pssssiiy .
sale fspsrsnrtory.a ,.i !, u. ..a,I
led T." ls'srl A,sssss.S :
oou.. of The ~, ssui Tsu ssTzY, 8: is;Sss.i !
'n' ''m' hour md kEsnnP klsS: p VII e =
len--d lsasl . Assu@sM.
QY WALL q DARnARD, iAussaeDss-s.
ID EXCELLENT AND NRARtY NRW TUR-
rIrua. AT AucrIon-On THURSDAY 1srssG,
SSass NJ. ", HJ New jersey = syssss. vssn s ~ - =
ihe sstirs ao1ssSsii EssSs, vAieh Ssvs - ~
short tune In uss and In good order, eoapeisi19-
handlome brscstsn Paflof ButS enssdpg u
Tete s-tsts, Parlor ohairs, ! Easy ehain ana,
large handso0e gilt BrVsch-pAts nh1se, liSf
Ms,,si;.,s r.. "a .'a ~ "a F.sI: 20
90 handscne Psiitin0, chlies a6isss sHsarag
s'pisnShid = mahosany chanbsr ssis. .ussaasths
Marble.top Bursas, WashskanA, "a
Jeuny Lid Bedstaid, n rtIt ssr'.- "a. d
4 Chiirs and . Roeksfs I. i.,g7
Painted Cottage Bois, Hair and 0huok Matsssos
Spring Mattresses, Feather Pillow ed Bolstsn,
end Bedding ~. VI . T1snJT N :
Dsms.k and iAcs Curtai,s md shadss
Mshogsny, walnat and other Wardrooesi ,..r 0r =
\ Cottage, plain and other Bsdstaods =, s.a
Oilcloth, Stair Csrpsts, Rods, 10. " rr..r.,s 4
Tables, Crockery ware, Glassware $40
Cookins and other Stoves and Kifohsa HsQuisltss T
With many other articles BOT hsrs nansd.s
'H. WALL q DAnNARD,I u
jel0 lIa4 Auottonesrs.
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characterization Conmissioners.

Tho following petitions were h!ed yesterday:
Charles j. Stewart, 10 slaves; John A; peake,
8; EmanusI D. Etchison, 2; Lucreta Z; Hig
gins. /; Emily Beall, Is; Mary A. Manning, 2;
hSr LANES A, Morgan, 8; DR.. d. d. Clarke, Q.
10 to ihis date $50 petitioners have filed
claims for 2,l70 slaves.
The national Republican., 1862-06-12
Ola Ito HOUSE,
II RASEMENT,
Corner Of D and Ninth streets
Dengel & Co.,

where MEALS at oil hours, and REFRsSH.
MENTs Of every kind, will be served in the best
style.
Where the best LIQUORS, and sEGARs of the
best quality can always bs had.
Thoss who wish to enjoy LUNCH or MEAL
In quiet and we'll served, will find 1t here.
may l3-lmTuTh&S
The national Republican., 1862-06-12

IN ZAP LlylnG.
" THE NEW YORK EATING ROOMS, A74
Seventh street, opposite the Post Once 10 the cheap
est and best Eating Place In the city Of Warrington
Bee the prioes-
Roast Beef, and the best bread, Butter and Pota.
toe, 10 cents.
Roast Pork, Bread, Butter and Potstoe, 10 cents.
Roast Mutton, Bread, Butter and Potatoe, Is Cts
Beef Steak, Bread, Butter and Potatos, Is cts.
Ham and Egg, 90 cents
Veal Cntlet, Bread. Butter and Potatoe, IS OTIS.
Coffee and Rolls, 10 cts.
And al other prices 10 proportion.
Every article served up 10 the establishment ID Of
the best quality and equal 10 any hotel the city
INV 6-tme
The national Republican., 1862-06-12
q FF OLA l..

No Passenger Train 10 Manassas.
4 WAS DEPARTMENT,
C1sce Of ka3ary Diyectcy
aNd SupdiNeadeM Ralyuads o. s.,
Washington, April Is, 1859.
No passenger train will be ran from WashinR Rton
to Manassas until further notice
d. G. MoCALLUM,
apls N. d. Supt Z. r. U. 3.
The national Republican., 1862-06-12
The 0Qllora.

We would call tho attention Of the proper au.
thorities to the wretohed condition Of The gut.
ters OF Pennsylvania avenue, and Other OF the
most important streets Of the oity. II would
hardly be thought necessary N ask oficials TO
one. The little plank bridges across the gut.
tors are also very mu n dilapidatod, and soms
are completely destroyed.
The national Republican., 1862-06-12
Person al.

usv. q. 4. Manepding, Chaplain Of the seth
p,inois volunteers, il detained by sickness In
ihis uty, and may be found BY his friends At
,hs Patent ONCE Hospital. }. H. Vajen. Quar-
ternlaster General Of Indiana, is NJ Browns
Hotel.
The national Republican., 1862-06-12
G HENTs, OF FTss QUALITY.

We offer citizens and strangers large assortmsni
Of OVER. COATS, DRESS COATS, BUSINESS
COATS, PANTALOONs,H and VESTS, Of 81 oolors
and qualities, equal In make and hnish to the best
custom work. co
Merchant Tailors and Clothten,
ia Pa avenue, bet eth aod 10th ri.
An
The national Republican., 1862-06-12
LOCAL NEWS.
- Aavsrsassss.

dearly 10 thousand copies Of ~ ADss-
i"aa aro circulated Among the soating popuia.
'inp svsvy day. bsHdes thelares aanssrsssvsAi
10 rseulSt suasrr'tsr' Advrri,sers win tAke
s.n>- sNN"stiaeI- wv
The national Republican., 1862-06-12
AIIl.sSA a2ala
m. p,.ssssS VV,lav.nse,vaIss.


"A bill pssssd tie osaaAs lasS Monday 10 rsla-
tion 70 ths penitsnuary " this DISTRICT, which
be, 70 employ ne ocevioe 10 10 a1esisoturs
q shoSz ics re - o. The army sse naysio
~ the dspsrtn1sts totHs warden ron tine 10
time upon his Fsqusst, Tie oAoes 10 be paid for
oy the department ordsrtng them, At the ou,.
toMTssry rate for shoes of1ife quality,
oeers that may hsfssftsr be oon6nsd N the
penltentiAry for term Of yeary, who conduct
themselves 90 that no charge for misooaduot
ehall 6e sustained against then, shail have .
SsdsesoI ssc.s ,so Of on: month 70 each year Mads
npon thS osrtiIoats q Is vSrdcn Of their
good conduct, with the approval o. he ssors-
Inothsr section provides that ,hs soldiers
and volunteers confined in the psnitsutiary Of
TIE District. under sentence impoesd BY mill.
tary courts martial, be immediately DISCHARGED
from the said penitsntiary, and that imprison.
ment N said psnitsntiary under sentence i'm.
wsshAnsten and ossrgssswn Railway.
We gave the names Of the Board Of Directors
met, and msds snoios Of ay D. Cooke = Pres.
tdsnt, and Harris o. Fahnsstook NJ Secretary
and treasurer. ~
The rails and other materials for the oonstruc.
tion Of tbe road have already arrived. and the
laying Of the track will comm snoe to-day. The
oars have been purchased; and We lsafn that
they are Of the most elegant kind and newest
pattern. -lus
Yesterday gang Of some 20 men we're set ut
work near The foot OF the Capitol in prepnring
the tools for the large i0roe Of workmen who
viii be immediately employed TO lay the rails
between the Capitol and Georgetown. The
ground viii probably be broken to-day, and
the work will then 60 rapidly on. The company
have discarded the contract system, and will
have the work done by days labor, under the
supsrintendenoe Of Mr.. WIN. Norton, Jr., gen.
tlemsn Of large experience In building street
RAILWAYS. The gauge Of the road will be feet
81 inches.
The national Republican., 1862-06-12
DIE D.


In this oity, on Wednesday morning, June II,
In the 2sth year Of her age, Mrs. ANNIE PARKER,
wife Of 1t. Foxhall A. Parker, U. q. NJ, and
youngest daughter Of the late Henry 8. Mallo.
ry, ESQ, Of Germantown, Pennsylvania.
The friends and acQuaintxnces Of the family
are requested TO attend her funeral, from her
husbands residence, In the Navy Yard, this
Thursday afternoon, nj 1 O'Clock.
Suddenly, In this city. Mrs. SARAH JACKSON,
relict OF the late Samuel A. jackson, Of Virginia,
In the 6lst year Of her age.
The funeral will take place from the house Of
her son, Andrew, at half past two O'Clock, 10.
day, (Thursday,) at No. $40 Ninth street, be-
tween L and n.
" See Truth. Love. and Mercy.
In triumph dkoending,
And Natues ell glUwiog
10 Eden's hrst bloom
Oh the cold cheek OF death
hmiles and roses are blending
An beauty Immortal
Awakss from the tomb ~
The national Republican., 1862-06-12
.sli{sll.If1HulEl1 l1fztssaeSe.

u::, sss s;s;. "a sis:1sApss c 5.'.
;%s:,s:ss: % sSss:: ~ 4. .!Y9yM !. ::i :s:::i:: 4. 4 y :
SoAnsis.i 81 u q shrss @ sSssisSs. as0 $50
''s 'da iaGsi asIE u ors6sirs i 4 y: ssowss sSS5
js i1--3t tstsrl 0iga Of ths Big Flag
~ orsna LS4ss q p. q ~. n. sf sns d.
Hssi1 e ,Ss = !. VI. VI gs;s e
Ss Hcsssa.z corey u fH1ssrS 3 ~ N 0'i H''''''
sy sssr ofiAs 4 n s1s9 e tssssr; ~ NJ, 81
,eu l.a Hsssa Ss.,sta,x
The national Republican., 1862-06-12

~ YOUR ATTENTION IL CALLED TO OUR
new stock Of Spring Clo'hing,, Furnishing Goods,
lower rates than any other store in the oity, ~
BAlIA'S, No. ecu Seventh street, near y
The national Republican., 1862-06-12
MA"HooD'
HOW LOST! HOW RESTOREDi

Just published, In sealed envelope. Price six cents
A Lecture on tho Nature, Treatment and
Radical Cure Of Spermstorrhna or Seminal Weak.
ness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and
Impediments to Marriage generally, Nervousness,
Consumption, Epilspsy and Fits; Mental and Phyd
cal Inospacity, resulting from Self Abuse, 40. BY
ROBr. J. CULVERWELL, M. D., Author Of the
Green Book, 10.
a Boon TO Thousands Of Sufferers"
post paid, on receipt Of dx cents, or two postage
stamps, BY Dr. CHI j. Q. KLINE.
1877 Bowery, New York,
sp 1-ddwi3m Post Once Boz, lbso.
The national Republican., 1862-06-12

C,HIRTs SHIRTS SHIFTS At OLD PRICE,
. n SMITHS, No. $50 Ssvsnth strsst, eppositS
Post OfAoe. mar N-dSm
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4 2: nsGT,Rn 2 co. ASSsii. Hoss ;Ss;;
and Lot At the Corner Of Tenth 6treet Hest snd
North o street-On FRIDAY .AHTERM0OM,
Lot No. 1, 10 Redfsrn's subdivi.ion Of square No.
$685. fronting 20 feet on north street. at the corner
Of Tenth street west, running bsok so feet 70 an A.
neat and well built Twostory Frame Dwelling
House.
The location of this property makes Il dssirabls
for busness stand ... u . 80 .
Terms: One half cash; the remainder n I, 8, and
j. @. MCGUIRE 3 CO.,
lid Auctiouee1.
The national Republican., 1862-06-12

CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIv
y ed until the 18th day Of June for the purchase Of
what Hides And Tallow the Government may have
from time to time TO dispose OF st Washington, and
which are not already contracted for.
Bids must state the price per pound for Green or
6slted Hides; and the price per pound for Rough
Tallow.
The contractor must be prepared to take away the
Hides and rsllow whenever the Government may
require.
U, 3. A, Washington d. q, and endorsed " Pro
posals"
No bid will be sute rtained uuless the bidder s
present 70 respond TO his bid.
Companies bidding will state the name Of each
member Of the firm my 80
The national Republican., 1862-06-12

hn-@ [Stafl 20 7. =, ~ a., ..,.
~ nateh taIr Dye-Ths nest in
ne Yerla:-william 4. 1stsbslor! celebrated
asir Dys Hedress seelss net q, BE- dis,ing.ilhsd
ss.a s. III ssso. sSs g & ~
q aiss ths Hsir iof In. GREY, RED, cr IUSTf
HAIR Instantly turss spisndid slsoi O. Brown,
lSavins n: hair sois asd osaadfsl Sold By alI
sf:lTTSS; - III; q a,nuin. |. .isn.d w1LL1AM A.
bAAICHkt0R,1 y e fow nds q sscA eos
Wy sss ss ssns a. s:s s:f '' ~ ~ y srG,1
sOTlon.-Ny ercessy wsssAesss, No. -
s.. s I'd cg e., 4. =
d!a'sly Also, psrsoss . v6en ! . inds6tsd Win
sesns.icr ). isW, 10 iss ns.as as s.rsss, New YosE.
'sivsnis sv.nas, wssSissson, D. q. " nysa n
~ Lysn's Magnets lnsses Rssvasr,
sxssrmisatss Rosehes, Bed BuSs, A.t, Eiess,
scts, %. All s.asiHs bsan The asnsturs Of ..
0s s:s q = 80. :s9 Pc: e Ssas '"'a
Lyoas Pms aiS death 70 Ists aad mice ~
sss ,a s,o.s!.y sAssFs A!s Fsit
~ Law s.sie. = aosERr Y. WALKER
md FREDERIC STANTON, viii practice IL.
Y the Supreme and Circuit Court, Court Of Csiss,
Of an sxtsnsiye husinsss viii Be neglected. Addre.
WALkERI 4 STANTON, ofhos sS6 = street, w.sh
~spseisl Soescs.-Oa and after Tuesday,
pE lsSG ne train. On the sslti%crs a.' and Ohio
eonnsctns q washinstos Junction With Mai
,n iSr =. q IL We: .a'S s w g
N. Of transportation B. o. T. B,
spi-da Istar 4 alobsl .--sEf-t
.srwssse.. PreEres. ef slavery. ..Copie.
ot this werk are for sale q the ooe Of the National
RPnblsoaM. Pamphlet edition, Is cents. Bound
~ subscribers % the Rspubsican, In
10 receive shsir psps" % rssaisriy viii osiiss The
sSephetds SooistOfs, Corner seventh and streets,
when all dsiinquencies will Be promptly attended
- Drsks's Pl..sasie. ai.ser.:-s. T.
ssss:sss -; shs ,eSRs 4. 'as World a.
adapted to delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
westnes, asd z jrst the thing for ne change q
saloons. r H. DRzkE 400
api-3m 10 Broadway, N. Y.
aELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIURETIC.
aELMBOLD EXTRACT RuCHU,
HELMBoLDs ExrR!naeEE !aE sgeA9 sgeAg, DiUhLr.o :
HELxBoLD's ExrEASF SSSTg, ,',,,,' uno .r,>
And positive and Specific remedy for Diseases Of the
'''''' o' orssS's x..ss:..e D'''''
The national Republican., 1862-06-12

s:s; T,i Eo .:;'::sl =; l.
i'm, isth, ssd issh, opposits Bow. 'a''
The national Republican., 1862-06-12

Read the following Tsssisaoniais.
Ffun Richard SMITH, az Oas1~ Baak II ksrcpolis.
From the sstsfsotion given In case Of Deafness,
"a which had cause 70 ssl the utmost Interest, and
tons, deem II an aot OF Justice 10 permit HIN to
place my nome on his list OF reoommendatioas o.
skilfni Aurist, for tbs benefit OF those who may re-
quire his services RD SMIfR
June 10, 1854
From G. H. Bro'one, Esq Member Of Congrea, r. l.
1t gives me pleasure to be able 10 state that Dr.
Won Moschzlskcr relieved me from an attack of Deaf
ness, with which have for some months been allot
Cd. G. H. BRowHE, N e.
June 0, 1867. ... ~.
Dr..von Moschzisker, Oeu,i.t and Aurist, No. 227
Pennsylvanis avenue gives hi, exclusive attention
70 the Treatment Of ali the maladies Of the Eye and
Ear. Persous requiring his services should apply
without delay, they wish the full benefit Of his
treatment. jsl3-Hs
The national Republican., 1862-06-12
1ROPOsALS rOR MULES.

pRoPosALs roR NULns. s.n-
co'~r q hSs.esa s.d s1ss', waiises:
ptSSRS: SaS: s Z sfsa
conform to the following
SPECIFICATIONS. g..
ALL to be (ll) fourteen hands and over IN height
FIvE sINrHs to be over (3) three and undsffs nine
OsI SIXTH to bs over ta) two and under ~ ysars
AL to be sound ssrviceabls Mules fos drsusht
PROPOSALS.
The full name and post once sddress Of the bid.
If a bid d made in the name Of firm the names
Of all the partners must appear or the bid VII be
considered rs the individual proposal Of ne partner
Proposals from d,,loyaI parties wu na Be corIdvei,
and an oith Of allegiance must accompany sa'h
Proposals. must be addressed to Col, D. H. Rusker,
Quartermnster Y. $. Army, WashinEton, y. o: and
should be plainly marked i" Proposals for Mules"
GUARANTEE. ....'.a
The ability of the bidder to all the contract, should
1t be awarded to him, must be guaranteed By two re
spons,be persons whose signatures must b append
The responabiity Of the gusrsstors must bs
shown by The ofhosl certificate Of the eerk Of the
nearest district court Of tho United States district
Bidders must be present In per.on when the bids
are opened, or their proposals. will nos b oonad'
Bonds, In the sum Of twenty thousand dollsrs, asn:
ed by the contractor and both Of his guarsnto, will
be required Of the successful bidder upon signing shs
As the bond must accompany the oontraet, II viii
be necessary for bidders to have their bondsmen with
them, or to have bonds signed In sntioipetisn and
:ss Once ss sSSi
or BY telegraph. .. ."..
Form Of Guardatee
We, OF the county of-, and Stste
Of, and -, Of the county o., and
State Of -, do hereby su.santy that 80
Of hs proposition, ard that, shosld his propositen
be accepted he viii st once enter into contract In
accordance Herewith.
should the contract be awarded him, We are pre-.
pared to become his sscuritiss
(ro this guarantee must be appeneed tho otcal
certificate above mentioned)
INSPECTION. DELIVERY, &c.
All mules contracted for under this advertisement
will be subjected to rigid inspsetion, and thoes not
conforming to the Specifications will be rejected.
The mules must sll be delivered In this city within
l2s) twenty five days from the date Of dgnins the
contra
Payment to be made upon the completion Of each
contract, or so soon thereafter - the Depot Quar-
termastef shall be In funds:
Any iuformality in the bid, or NON n.contormanoe
with the terms Of this advertisement, will ensure
These mules will be awarded in lots of (5oo) ave
hundred each, unless the Depot Quartsrmastsr nay
deem it for the interest Of the Government to vary
the number. -.
right to rejsOt any o. all BIDS 'hst hs mSy dsem 700
Colonel and Depot Quartsrmastsr.
June ll-dt2lst
The national Republican., 1862-06-12

T OST LAND WARBANT.--The public Il hereby
IL cautioned not to buy land warrant No 10 .2is TOR
dated April 70, 1853.
Said warrant being the property Of Evans Fant,
Of this city, aud has BEEN lost stolen oaveat has
been fled In the General Land Once, and at the ex
pration Of six weeks from this date application will
Be made to the Commissioner Of Pensions for the
issue Of duplicate. Il. b IR0NSIDE.
my3-w6w Attorney for the Owners.