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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-08

The Postmaster General has issued an order
r,oees,ino all mail matter for The soldiers OF
ths army Of the Potomac, to be directed Us here
too1e to Washington, from which poial it will
be forwarded TO persons addressed, wherever
they may be.
FROM THE WESTERN DEPARTMENT,
April 4. The following despatch was received
to Jay; ,,
Hon. GlpEoN WElLFs, Secretaryot the Navy
rb., morning the Benton, Cincinnati and Pitts
bur,h with three mortar boats, opened and
c9nt,nned for more than an hour lire on the
Rebels heavy floating battery at Island No 10,
when the latter having received several shells
iron, our rined guns and mortars, cut loose from
her noorings aud drIted two o. three miles
down the river. The shells were thrown from
the a.,tia into different parts of the Island and
ir,, rebel batteries lining the Tennessee shore.
u return fire produced ne elect ON the squad
ron No more men than were actually neces-
slry 10 man the batteries We're visible.
tSisncd, A. II. FoorE, Flag ohcer.
CHICAGO. April l. special despatch to the
journal. dated Cairo, April 4, says a boat ar
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-08
WOW InRrKkss soNRoK.

April 1. \ ilag Of truce sent ont by the llae-
ship to-day brought back two ladies, the first
passengers who have been allowed to leave Nor
folk for the North for some weeks Ono was
French lady, ON her way 10 France, and the
other was proceeding 10 join her husband in
Baltimore
Copies OF the Richmond Eagmrcr and the
Dispatch OF this morning. wee received. The
former was printed on II half sheet. They were
entirely barren of news
Tho official report Of Gov Clark Oi North
tarolvna, states that the loss at New hern was
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-08

yac President has suspended all cnhstiog aud
recruiting for both the volunteer and regular
service the army being regarded as large enough
at present. There are more than 500 600 soldiers
in tie field, IN the various departments Of the
service. These, together with the 3 months men
and those who nave died in the s.Ni, vii
snake grand aggregate Of 700 600 men who
have yolunteered-lor there has not been among
chem all single drafted man--to uphold the
dag Of the Republic.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-08
JWIN VI l'IlNION
Secretary Of VI ar.

Anil A,ggupv-f ieuerll Bate, has Given
hin ani3i0r ih.t tf, lcf.of january and AUGUST.
1861 or.ntirs rens,,ns for wounds and disabil-
tito. RI annic,llo only i, the force. thereby
creatsd and v,D mo-, cover the case. of thos,
called I'D, service by the act of the pa 81 .Julv
last nor are their S,d.,v. and orphaas entitled
10 PENSIONS Under tba AZ, Of Attn Of Julg. 1896.
Grave doubts NAV he .uroestej whether the ey-
lstin, la,y. make rr.vi.lon FIR rcnslons 10 the
wldogs at those now IN service. who NAV die
from disease or +, killed In httt,c. loruuln the
whole Question. the Acknowledgement inclined
to the opinion shat there IS no adequate uroyis-
.ionol law by which such widows are entitled 10
a p.e.ion IN addition 10 the bounty conferred
by A. ~. 81 JoIy last. Iha mliIta received
ua3e- dire Presidents PROCLAMATION Of ,he ljth
Of April. 1861. wIica was ~ accordance VITA
The av Of the -dor august. ISIS. are IN cases
ot wounds and Disability entitled 81 pensions
under b. provisions
T. II. Cauh.id, heretofore tne a~isau. man
aver 81 t..yermur railroads and taiesraph-,
has receive. the appointment vi Superintendent
aad lrasa.e. the ~tcam7Ja, Company 20
Lake CHtmPi4.n, position of great RESPONSE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-08
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.
FROM WASHINGTON.

The bill abolishing Slavery in the District Of
Columbia passed the Senate Thursday by the
following vote:
Y,A.-Messrs. Anthony Browning, Chandler, Clark
Collnmcr D,Non, Doolit,e, Fessenden, Foot, Foster,
Grimes, Hale Harlan, llaines, Howard, Howe, morrill,
tomeroy sherman, sumner, Ten Eyck lrumbull, Wade
Wllmot and Wilson Of Massachuset's--29.
Nus-Nessrs Bayard, Carlisle, Davis, Henderson,
Kennedy, Latham, Ncpougal, Nesmuh, Powell, Sauis-
barS, stare, NacN Wilson Of Missouri and isht-
H.
There was applause in the galleries when the
Chair declared The vote
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-08

April ). Lord Edward Careodsh. son Of the
Duke Of DeyonshIre, Lord Cecil Of the Rife
Brigade and Col Percy, are here. The Sscre-
mry Of War directs that hereafter 10 person not
Belonging TO The United States 'eryice be per.
mittcd 90 take passage IN any public Transport,
without special permission Of the Wan Depart
mont
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-08

EMANCIPATION IL WErSRN NBGlNM.--A
large meeting of the people Of Upshur county,
Western Virginia, was recently held at Buck
harmon, To take INTO consideration what should
be their action in regard t. the adoption OF Il e
constitution recently adoped by the convention
at Wheeling, Tor the new State of Western Nr-
GINA Resolutions were adopted inioIsng and
accepting the PRESIDENT emancipation policy.
Much enthusiasm WIS manifested.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-08

RUSSELL, OF the London Times, is not favored
above other newspaper reporters on the Potomac.
il is reported that be was summary removed,
thc other day, from steamer about to leave
Washington Tor Alexandria.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-08

81 killed, and l0l wounded ara 403 missing
and prisoners.
Lieut. Worden will resume command Of The
Monitor ~ soon as he Jecoyers, which will be
soon, The weather continues favorable for mil
itiry operations
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-08

After GOV Seward return from Winchester
he was mllyingly asked by a Senator how much
Union sentiment ho found IN that city a." The
men, he replied a we're all oil in the Rebel
army, The women Wero she-dqyl,s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-08
Another Speech From Par5on Brownlow

ltai' III lePi5' Nv "i''N' Wv 'o''0"''s NN'e''
: GENTLEMEN feel called upon to respond to
the document read by the honorable Secretary,
and also to the address OF the gentlemen from
the General Assembly who has just taken his
! seat authorize the gentleman ana the honor
Z able Secretary q say lhAI saaII be Proud and
happy to ylsl, he capital a' the guest Of the
General Assembly; but cannot say when
shall h3 able 10 accept thtT knd luWlauon.-
. want to undo tbe vaccinations and relute the
sayings ota certain bogus nephew Of mine,
whom il Gat does not know anything more
about HIM tbaa d9,wd pc inevitably and IT.
rerewb.} .ot 30 aeomus day.
Mymn4 .ls oa 4 Wr9us'N eNfeead while
base 1-ea sitting Hese. leN is n)t4 society
d lug men aaA l9ys alta society ot old
'1eo, ~lo -,e rae % the oHkJone- loyal,
faithful, itwouc mem, VINO oid rs tAeY are
would lay doNnWitu @ger joy he almos worn
pat under the Da1elen' protection Of the bast
Government oy#r stab l9led on tod 5 beautiful
earth. Iaey are honest men-aone D, your
mean, p,l.oI swmdIiug, Gol-or,akeu, ras-
clliy donna ogu,s. WHO have u.ei ;ue strength
ljJa endowed theuWlh 20 eudcyor 70 ogerturn
bis most sacred lnstitudOo-our Government
! ann no candidate for popular lyor-i VANS o
oIlce, although dd take tilt against Isham
lilwe. Laughter am nocadlpte1 Ior an
.llce, AMI as ! slld before don want one
but ! am a Federal, ana believe IN strong
GJurnmsnl-one t3aJ as the powee aad the
ability ana the energy c put down .reason-to
crush out traitors and, IN short, gentlemen, "
t4kc care u itself Jbuk that our prasent ;oy-
ernmant Is the right KIND ofa Governments, but
seIli not entirely 50, nasmuch as it is hardly IN
earnest enough m the stupendous work it is now
occupied IN but hope and believe taat with
Gods help and our backing, this Govern
meut VIII soon put down Tie most Jl,bolcll
treason tlat ha. ever been seen ia any part OF
the warla
have fought many hat.les-I.igIous battles
political battles, and every other KIND d battles
---1ut I i4fa t.tIufrr4d tIp tI.tII Tom " aik
er aud the southern Uoa.cdctacy. llau.dterand
applause. aud t has gone bard WIKI one 70 bel
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-08

YANcEY has returned to New Orleans, and
tells the Southern rebels that they need MT cx-
pcct anything in the way OF rtcosutlon break
my the blockade, or little assistance of that kind
from England OF France lie is consoled, how
ever, by the opinion that these nations have no
KIN er feelings towards the North than towards
the South.
The national Republican., 1862-05-28
J1uEsu BEES AVID GETABIsE;s
il FOR THE NAVY.
Not1 Bureau n I,rorisious anil fiiyhtr1,

May IhbI
SEALED PROPOSALS will bs recriyci al this
oHioe until THURSDAY, the 9TH Of june, 1882, at
noon, for the supply Of such quantities Of FRESH
BfEf and VEGETABLES as may be required on
the Washing on $ atiou ,during the d cal year com
msuoipg on the ,s day IF July Lex' aud ending on
the soth june, 1883
The Beef and Vegetable must b. Of sood quality,
and the best the market AFFORDS and each article
must b. offered for by the pound.
bout with approved security will be required in
one ilf the estmated anouut Of the contract, and
twenty per csntum In addition will be withheld FIX m
the unit Of each pay msnt t. b. made, a. co late
raj security for the due pero Of the contract,
which will on no aceouut BE- paid until 1t is fully
compiled with. Payment 10 be made in certificates
Of indebtednss or in Treasury notes at the option
Of the Government.
Every offer made must be accompanied (as direct.
ed in the aotot Congress makog appropri 'tion for
he naval service for lStet7, approved August lSio
by . written guaraaty, signed by one or more re-
sp nib persons to the tec. that he or they un
dsrtake that the bidder bidders will II his their
bid be accepted eater Lotto au oh CATION within five
days, with coed and sufcent surets to furnish the
| ari,les proposed.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied
BY such guaranty
my e-.wiw
The national Republican., 1862-05-28
1fss Eoh EHh Sss ESss5'sfH FSSEi5 rssrEa
oysicr sursamTrrpsxr fusrio pnisIise,

OrHfCE bUPknnfBnptrf fUBIfO YRH1fsG,
IN PURSUANCE Of the provision. Of he seventh
ssotioa Of the Joint Resolution 10 reiston 10 tho
ptopoeak will be received at thi, ofce until Tues.
Say ne ~ SS.y Of Ju,y 1897, o. u oc9cs ~ icr
public printing iof one year, osnmsnclng on the let
Sd.y of IDsosmSsr' lss, and cndng on the soth day
fhe subisiasd ist specifics, % nesrly as can be as
eei,,ined. ths quantity Of each kind Of paper that
""' '''9'' CIA-l. ,r...
nesiurs ~ by 90 inches, and 10 weigh nfty pounds TO
shs rs'm OF 100 Sheets c,..a
measure u By ss ipches,' aud to weigh afty-six
pounds 10 the ream Of SEQ theete.
lAgveably 70 the prov ions Of the Joint resolution
Aforesaid eamplss Of the character aAd quality Of
sished to Apploasts therefor. This paper is tc be
put Up In quires Of twenty i've sheets each, and IN
odpdles Of two feami each each ram to contain
100 perfect thtete Uniformity Ia color, thickness,
and weight Will be rrqutred; aud no bundle Tex.
bent nom ihs ,iand .rd weight will bc received and
The gross weight will, In all oasses, be required.
Mixing Of vsfisus thlckneses In The came bundle
will BE- considered violation OF the oon,ractI
zoo rsams supsrans pristsuS paper, hard sized and
super eslsndered TO measure By 90 inches, and to
Weigh hfty pounds to the ream Of 500 sheets.
= 'I''.' m GAS a
1000 reame supe' nne map paper, sized and salen.
dsred, Of suoh .Iss ss may be required oorIespSnd
aud weighing twenty eer.siier ram Of $50 sheets
800 re ms superAre plate paper, .(cslendersd OF
uncalsndered, - may be requiredD ~ BY - iuchse,
and OF such weight per ream as may be required
The national Republican., 1862-05-28

I. o,coo reams writing paper, 10 BY 20 inches, to
weigh twenty six pound. rer resm
8, leo reans writing paper, ls by 70 inches, TO
weigh twenty four pounds per ream
4. H) reams writing paper, ls by ,s inches, to
weigh twenty two pounds per rram.
8. 900 resms writing pafer, 10 BY IS iaches, to
All the pa. ers esgnstsd in Glasses 4, g. 8, and I,
must cootsin 40 perfect sheets TO the eam and no
o..ssde" guires They are to be made q The best best
mauLer, ,ut 10 . true edge. and securely ard sub,
Ss Ssrs s,s 10 ~
.nd .,s % :: Viii !: and of the s'1's and weight;
quantity cf tso ard every kind oontasd for in nil
the caEes tobt furnished at such tmes end IA such
quantities ss the public service may require.
subj d to reparste contract; but bidders may offer
for one or more Of the classes In the same proposal
No proposals will be considered unles a:compa:
MED by the guarantee that the oder or bi" ders II
his their proposal shall be accepted will enter Into
an obligation, with go,d and sufficient surc,ies to
possis viii BE- iurpisd al ihIs oios, and none , viii
be taken into sossderatlon unless substantially
ap re, Ing herewith
ertd At the Cow rnmcnt Piiatipg Of1ce Ia Washing
ton City, Except that IN clas I, which must be de
ivered at Buffalo ia the Stats OF New i,rs in good
ORDER free Of all and every extra charge CT expense
and subject TO the inspection, count, weight, and
measurement Of the Superintendent, ahd be In all
respects tatiefactory.
Bidders are required to furnish, with their propo.
sails samples Of les than quire Of each Of The
kinds Of paper bid for and upou which ,h,i ir prppu.
,als may be based, excert in clas es aod z. The
TO their samples.
Propo al. will be addressed 10 "JoHN d. DEYsxLs,
uperin,endsnt OF the Public Pr.n.ing. W.shi:g
ton" aud sndoned "PrSposals for Supplying
Psprr."
National Intelligenc r, Evening Star, National
De- Ia wua
ton will publish once u week for nine weeks.
ma 3-law9t
The national Republican., 1862-05-28
CREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
u FOR THE WEST, VI
HUDSON RIHER RAILROAD aad NEW FORK
CENTRAL RAILROAD,

Hudson River Hailrosd daily sundays excepted, ~
Ei1H Chambers street ,ss s'.s s.''' ''''
u.0o bp.m ll8o o. m, $50 p, m.
Montreal snd budalo
Traiu with Sleeping 1870 p m.
oars, 1915 p m
On SUNDAYS, the following trains will be run TO
and from soth street: The ie!o , N. sleeping. car
Troy, and AS :. m. train {rom Albany.
Connecting at Albany with the New York Cen.
tral Railrosd for scheneotady, Rochester, Utica
town Railfesd, Buffalo, syr.cuss, Niagara Fail,
Suspeusion Bridge, Auburn, Geneva, CaIandaigua.
Trains In connection leave Bunalo and Suspension
ad Lake Shore, Bunalo Npd Lake Nuro'i and Grea:
Tissrn Ese III naRtoH TSfISs0 Detroit
Crosss, Ssi.eon, p Prslrie DnCher, 9alens, ,Durleth
Dubuque, r.cria, Kocs Island, huscatins, ,IowaC
Burlington, QUINCY, Springfield, Altop, St. Louis
Cairo, Ts,rc bsa;e, fpdianspoli,, Leuisyile Cineln
aati, Dayton, Colambu7, Cleveland, Ard all point,
West, Northwest and Southwes~
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with Trains O. Troy, with Troy auc
Bo9ton, and Rcns. r1d Saratoga Roads for saratoak
Whitehall, Ratian1, Burlington, St. Albans, Rous,
Point, Pls.tsourgh, Oedsnseurgh, Montreal, 40.
10.
As- Freight Arrsn ss,nsrts by this route rs shove
without change oil Cars, from the DepotG In Cham
bers and Hudson -eets are 1t All times as favorable
- made by other Rsilrcei Companies The faeili
mend |, to the confidence o. Ft.Ent Ind shippei
oT pTonptntss and dispatob.
rasssARer Trains, with Smoking mud 1itcEp-
Clr5, ru' In oo9neotlun na the New York CONTRA
Road.
For Particular. gs 10 locrl tr.iu s,nd freight NJ
-suqsnisrt, Inquire at tho drpot, Ss War; stree
A SMITH,
aeoH au2srin;rlient,
The national Republican., 1862-05-28
The 6k p. NJ Line runs daily, Sundays exc
I he u I. NJ. Southern Mail runs daily.
WAY LINES.

For Bri.tol, Trenton, 30, at 1.l0 sni OK A. M.
and 8, 80 ard !. P NJ, from kersinston, and ~
+. NJ, from Walnut street wha'f
For Bristol and intermediate Stations at II u A
NJ, rom Kensir gton.
For Palmyra, Riyerton, Dslanoo, Beverly, Bur
lbgtou, Florence, Bordentown, 40 at lsx, !, 4,
ard 5% r. N
Steamboat Tientcp, tor Bordentown and interme
date Stations at 9S p. NJ, from Walnut street
wharf.
sS- For New York and Way Lines leaving Ken
sington Dsfot, tuke the Cars on Filth street, abov
W alnut, hall an hsur before departure. The Car
run into the Depot, aEd on ariivsl Of each Train
run ircm the Depo..
Fifty pounds o Baggage only, SLOWED each pas
sensef Passengers sre prohibited from taking soy
thing 8 Baggage tut their wearing appatsl. AZ
nasYage 'ver fifty pounds, to be paid for extra
The Company limit their responsibility for Bsggsg
10 One Dollar per pound and will not be liable 70
any amount beyond 100 Dollars, except by spe.ia
Q nlTast WIN. II. GATZMER, Agent.
The national Republican., 1862-05-28
~ DR. .. b. BiGEsMOND will be sb-
cent from the city until next fall when he will 70.
sumo his duties as usual. nay 81

~ DR. 8. q. siGEsMoHD will be sb-
cent from the city until next fail when he will 70.
nm. his duties as usual. nay 81
NEW INVENTION OF AkTIyTClAI.
IN OHEORLAeTlC BONE TEETH,
without metal plate OF elasps, by
DR. g. b. SIG r 3 M o ND.
30 Broadway, New York; and 200 fenna evsaus,
bet 18th and 18th st., Wsshington, p. r.,
Calls the attention Of the public 10 the Following
advantages Of his Improved systsm: lllL
ist The teeth his mAnufaoture viii never oorrode
nor change color By any asids and srs shrssesrths
Ii. No teeth or roots need b. extracted, . he
artificial ones can BE- inserted over thsn. III
3D.. The roots will be made inodensivs and never
sth. No temporary tsoth ars nssdsd, - pssnaasnt
ouos osn be made Immediately, thereby preserving
the natural expression Of the os when, undsf u
Str This work Mas Been fully testsd, for over nys
years. by many Of the hrst Chemists and Phydodani
OF this and the old country.
DR.. s. haN also invented . white indestxuet1ehe
metal Ailinx with which the most sansatvs teeth ean
b. nlled without pain, and oan build up Ierieo!
sound tooth On any ads roots, which WI ias'
He fefsrs 10 the iollowins gentlemen: Dr.. " Mott
DR.. Doremus, Professor Of Chsmistryi Hon: 4
Mann, Jun; Capt. Crabtree, Vice Preddeut Of TN
IMMIGRATION Co. Of New YORK; Hon. Judge wayne
Of tho sapreme Court, Of wssfanston D. O.; aud
thousands Of others.
Cal aud examine yourselves. nov s--an
The national Republican., 1862-05-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
800. Arrangement for 1862
NEW YORK LINES.

NEW xOHA n AlNGSsr
THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PH,LA.
DELPHIA AND RENTOE RAILROAD CO.'S
LINkb. .r... .r.
FROM PHILA DELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES.
From Walnut street WharS, and Ken
AtnRtOn DerOt.
WILL LE,vs As FOLLOWS VIZ: Fare.
At 0 A. NJ via Camden and Amboy-C 4 A..
Aocommoda ion. ..................... -. " -
At @ \. N VIA Cam ten ard jersey CNy-Sew
Jersey 4 accommodation. .......:.... 8.2b
NJ Ok A. NJ via Keusibgton and jersey City
Morning Mail ................... $50
At AZ + n via Camden and Amboy-Accom.
modauon. .................. :..".:... z2n
At . +. NJ via Camden and Amboy-C. and A.
At4F i. II, via Camien and jersey City
Evening Expres'.. ...:............... 0O
At 4 r. NJ, via Cauden and Jersey CITY
I'd Class cket. .......................... 22h
AT OK T, N. via Kensingtor and Jersey City
AtIsP n, Via Ksnsis ston and Jersey City Wv
southern Mail. .............:.. ....,...... 500
At 8 = NJ, via Camden and Amboy-Accom-
Mcoation, (Fieight and fassengerS
1st clsss ticket..,...,..... 2at
I'd class ticket. ............ l&
The 6k p. NJ Linz runs daily, Sundays exos pied
The u L, NJ Southern Nail runs daily.
The national Republican., 1862-05-28
nROPOsALs FOJt FUEL.
QUARTLR,IArEE's ofFicE,
~ n Marin. fn,ys

QUARrLRMArEE's OFFICE,
U. s. Marin Cops,
Washington, May 20, 1sr2.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at This
once until Monday, The SD d.y Of JUICE, 1889, at
O'Clock T al, for supplying W01d a,d Coal to the
u. Mariues stationed 1t W Washington, ID. c., from
lat Of July. 1862, TO 3Jth Of June, 1868.
The Wood to be good merchantabls Oak, and TO
delivered, piled, measured and inspected ut tuch
poiuts witbin the wils Of the Marine Bhrr,ck, a.
may be designsed by the Commanding Marire
OHicer, free OF exJen.e to the Uni et states
The Coal TO te best White ash Anthracite Egg
Coal, free from dus', and to weigh 2s4l pounds 10
the ton TO be weighed, inspected AVID d 'Iivered at
such points wha the walls of the Marine Barracks
Is may be de.ignatei by the Commanding Marine
Ohicer, free Of expense 10 the United States and
both Wood and Coal to be furnshed at suoh lines
an In such quaptites as the said Com nardiog O.
rine Ofhcer may require
Payments will be made upon the quarterly requi
sit on Of the ommandng Officer, stating the quan-
Titles required for the Of his Command agreeable
to regulations
A guaranty, to be signed by, two responsible H.r
sons whose rspouslbiity must be certified to- BY the
United States District Judge uri cd States Di,trit
Attorney, or United States Collector, must accom-
pany each proposal, otherwise 1t will lot be c'n'
sidered.
TO BE- sndorscd q Proposals for Fuel" and ad'
W. d. SLACK,
Il -. afaR
The national Republican., 1862-05-28

THE UNlOs WILL gThsD,
L NO MATER WHO'S faESIDE-'T
Consequently, I shEn remain in Washington. .nt
,1atinue 10 pursue MY occupation Of
HOUSE, siak. AND ORNAMENTAL
~ p a T. 81 IT Z NJ "a "a
GLIDING In all ih branches. Old GLAZING
Promptly stteaeai to. Painting snd 0rnamentlnI
,entio0 tC the Painting of Roofs and Brick Walls
AL the abO:s will do ~ cheap s. the ch.apeg,
I therefore solicit the patronage or my tIenaFar
fellow. ctiKehl OF the District. funotua!ty strictly
deserved, anu work toue IN the best nanaer
Yea pill rl'asa m,nd your stops, and ytopu
II. I. PARKEH'S
Painting Establishment,
10 So Loui..1ES avenus (por.h .iaeJ,
between S!stl and Sevsr,h a.Iee,sy
y, --Sigbs put tn ITts oi o.iTs.. A. nF1ti.
soyys
The national Republican., 1862-05-28
DEPoT QUARTERMAsTBR'S OFfICE,
~ Corner @ and 1.it streets, Wdshi gDn,

~ Corner @ and 1st Streets Wdshi' g,Gn,
May 10, 1869.
Wanted, Immediately, 500 five hundrc1 Cavalry
ior,es, TO be purchase In y!ep market, and to be
delivered at Washing on city within ten days from
this date.
The horses to be O6) ffle!n 10 us> sixteen hands
high, between five nNd tight years Of age, OF dars
colors, wall broEel ~ tl4 saddle compactly butt
and free from all defects, and 10 be tutjecf,d TO
iigid inspection
No mares will be received.
No price higher tltn .sl0) one hundred and ten
do'lsrs will b. paid 70. tny one horse.
Persons wishing 10 sr!i will apply 70 Capt. J j
DAHA, A, q. NJ, corner 2ld and G streets wash
irgton, q d ii. hUCkER
my20-dt2sth Qaurtermaster and Col. A. d. G.
The national Republican., 1862-05-28

NOV Is YOUR TINE TO BUY YOUR CLOTH.
IN ING, FURNISHING GOODS. HATS and
GAPS at very low prices, at l.. A.. BEA ALL co y
No. 3Bl Seventh, between ond X streets.
mar 2t-3m
The national Republican., 1862-05-28
Read on! Read on!
THE
Greatest Bargains Yet !

EXTRA SILVER PLATED COMPLETE TEA
SETTs,
8plece-, be-, quality, $3.50 nett.
EXTRA sILvkR-rLATLD CAsToR,
French glass bottle, -. $40, $500. to $3.50.
EXTRA SILVER PLATED. OLIVE THREAD
I'D TABLE SPOONS,
eiAAezen.
EXTRA s,LyER-PLATED TIPPED TABLE
SPOONS,
si Ter dozen.
EXTRA SILVER PLATED, THsFADED,
OLIVE TABLE FORK,
S&per dozen.
ExTRG sILvER-PtATED, 1IPPED TABLE
FORKS,
18s dl
EXTRA SILvpR-PLATED TEA SPI ONS,
TIfPED AND THREADED,
u DOZEN.
HEAVY sILvER-PLATED nOUBLE WALL
ICE PITCHERS,
Lug. size, best quality. beautifully engraved and
chSei only %, $40 and se.o 70. extra quail
FINE SILVER PLATED CUPS, MU IS, COB.
LETS. tALT STANDS,
Only 81 eaoh-retAil price, -.
sILvER-PLATrD MUSTARD AND SALT
SPOONS,
rs ots. eacn.
SILVER-PLhTED BUTTER-KNIVES,
25, 81, and 80 ct.. each.
The national Republican., 1862-05-28

ZONE ONE AND ALL At L A. DEALL 4
" co 3, No J6I Sevelth street, between and X
10 buy your GI.OTHlSG, FURNISHING GOODS
HATS and CAPS.