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The national Republican., 1862-08-09
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" WAR DErAnrMksr,
PROPOSALS will b. received by This Depart
ment until p. m. on the 9th of August, 1862, Tor
the delivery NJ ,he following Arsensls, Of Infantry
aocoutrements, a. hereinafter specified
AT THE wATERTowN ARSENAL, WATER
1900 'ets Infantry aooOutrenent'' caliore. q.
Al The wArEHxoLIhss 4So1i \ ARSENAL "Es'
1900 sets Infantry aeoOutremen's' caliore. q.
AT THE NEW YORK ARsEsAL, COVER
30, goo sets Infantry accoutrements' ealibre 81
Ar THE ALLEGHENY ARSENAL, rITrs-
ss goo 600 sets Infantry acooutremsnts Oaliere
At THE FRANKFORT ARSENAL, BRIDES
~ ,S ,SSS sets Infantry aco0utremsnt ealicrs 'ss
At THEsr. LOUIS ARSENAL. ST. LOUIS, MO
a. CO.. sets Infantry aec0u,.+ments' 'aiiers 'ss
formity with the regulation patterns. samples OF
which can be examined at any OF the above named
arseuals and to be subject to Inspection II the
arsnals where delivered before being received ,or
the Government none 20 be AGO. pied or paid Tor
but such Is are approved on inspection. The belt,
best oak tsunsd The shoulder belt will be ircludsd
in the set
Deliveries NUT be made In lots OF uot less than
700 sets per week, for sl contra Is Of 10000
under; and not les, than Oo sets per week on all
contracts for over 900, counting from the date OF
the contract Failure to deliver NJ . specia d time
will subject the contractor 10 forfeiture Of the
amount 10 be delivered at that time. The aocoutre
ments must be boxed In the customary manner; the
boxes to be charged At cost, to be Determined BY
the Inspector.
Bidders will state, explicitly, the tune, amount
and place Of each delivery.
Each party obtaioing q contract will be :, qulrei
to enter into bonds with proper suets Tor Its iaith
full fufment.
The Department re,erves TO Itself the right to re
ject any bid,
Proposals will be addressed 10 " Gen. } " Kip
ley Chief Of ordnance, Wash ngton, ID C.. Ind
will be endorsed " Proposal. for Infantry Accosue
ments " JAS W. RIPLEY,
Brig Gen, Chef of Ordnance
jy23-sodtAugs
The national Republican., 1862-08-09
FOR COAL AND wOOr.
DEPARTMENT oy rHs IsrsRioR,

DEPARTMENT OF rHs lsrERIoR,
August 1862
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received ~ Ihii
Department until - O'Clock N. sn rdsy. the 10th
instant, for Furnishing for the use Of thls Depart
ment, and the different branches thereof,
500 tons Coal, Of the kind and equal TO the b.st
quality OF Baltimore Coal Company's Coal
100 tons best quality Red Ash Coal
100 cords best seasoned Oak Wood
"a cords best Bakers Pine Wod
To be delivered 1t such times and in such qusnti
lies during the season a. may be wanted
The Department reserves the right to reQuire The
successful bidder to increase the atoe quantity
half 1t any time during the season
Samples OF the GOAL to be exhibited TO Thorn u
Bond, 10 charge OF the furnace, and auy delivery
Of the above not satisfactory TO the person In charse
Of the furnaces will be rejected,
Satisfactory arrangements must be made Tor the
correct measurement Of each.
Bond, Tor the faithful performance OF the contract
In double the amount will be required
Proposals to be addressed to the Superintendent OF
the Department OF the Interior, and endorsed PRO
posals for Coal and Wood"
aug 2-inw2w
DULLION BANk.-Ths Bank Is now doing
ID business at the corner OF pennsylvania avenue
aud Four and .. half streets, dealing In exchange
drafts spec So also, redeems their small bills In
specie Ut curreut rates, or Treasury notes
II. BRACKETr, PTest
SK DExTEE, Cashier. Jy26-lm
The national Republican., 1862-08-09
Attention, Afflicted I

DR.. vsllny Is yet engaged In an extensiv,
practice In this city, and we would call the at
tention Of the poor, puny, emaoiated viotim
of their own sins to the best sources of remedy
First, give up your present course Of life q
once and forever; and secondly, call on th'
most skilfui physicians, (and none are bettei
than DR.. Vellny,) and be cured Of the diseas'
which Ia now undermining the constitution
and sending you to premature grave.
The national Republican., 1862-08-09
rare sport IN Prospect.

We learn that race betwesnt the yachts
Benicia Boy and Emma F. Burdine viii take
place on the 22d Of September next, from the
Arsenal wharf, Washington, to the wharf at
Fort Washington, and back. The purse 10 for
$50, and all other yachts, from Alexandria or
the District, OF thirty feet and under, by the
payment OF an entrance fee Of $25.
The national Republican., 1862-08-09

Office Of he Commissioners under the act Of C6nge Of April
49, 1862 eled An an for he release @ certain personi
hsid to ssrrcs or labor in he District Of Columbia
CITY HALL, WAsHIsoroS CITY, d. c.,
August 2, 1852.
The Commissioners having determined to aoJourn
on the 10th instant bring up their work, notice Ia
hereby given to all petitioners Tor compensation
der the above act produce the servants for which
olaim 10 made within the next ten days,
The Commissioners will, until the 10th instant,
meet at 10 O'Clock u IN, every day, except Mondays
and Thursdays. ..,L =, "
su l-dlW Clerk,
The national Republican., 1862-08-09
Personal.

We regret TO say that Mr.. Hay, the Presidents .
secretary, is suffering from indispostion In the
shape ofthe ague.
A person signing himself "a UniOnist," )" In u
communication In the Star, denies that Mrs. c.
J. Faulkner is seoessonist. She has recently
been In Washington.
Belle Boyd is not sister of Mrs. Chas J..
Faulkner.
The national Republican., 1862-08-09

DY w. l.. WALL 4 CO., 4 Ascrioneers.
ID PERENPTORY SALE OF THE PROPER
W Of geutleman Leaving the Chy.-On SATCR
DAY MORNING, 9th Inst, ut 10 O'Clock We will
sell, In front I the Auction Roc ms
good Work Horses
SutIers' spring wagons, nearly new, and Hsr
nes
A Horse and Flagler Buggy and Harness,
The property Of gentleman leaving the olty.
Terms cash.
wL WALL 4 CO,
aug7 Auctioneers
The national Republican., 1862-08-09
Promoted.

Lieut.. Hanson E. Weaver, of this oity, has
been promoted from second lieutensncy to .
nrst lieutenancy, In the 9Th U. 8. infantry, reg
ulars. He 10 now on duty at Fort Columbus,
Governors Island, N, Y.
The national Republican., 1862-08-09
Improyemsut,

Flag footways are now being laid along Four:
snda.half street, across the intersection Of
Louisiana and Indiana avenues, In front Of the
City Hall. A much needed improvement.
The national Republican., 1862-08-09

NJOTlCE.-Will be sold at public au ,tion At the
~ Monument Grounds, In this city, on the 10th
day Of August, 500, at oclock y m. large guam
nty Of HOGS aud young rigs 9usnu,y o, Stooa
hue Wool.
Terms cash, Payments made In Treasury no,ss
A. BECKWITH,
Col, A, ID. C. and c s
tv 90-dts
The national Republican., 1862-08-09
AUCTION SALES.
Tla1O DAY.

ny w. L. WALL q Co. Auctionssrs,
II. EF FTscfs SsS:s 81 RAiksoA6 "a a6tS tcS6NrRAc
TOR, at Auction. On BA MORNING. ,eih
Instant, at 10 O'Clock, We will sell, in font Of the
Ii Of FiSss, Iron and Steel DriIs, 50, &c, &C,
Terms-Cash. W l. WALL Il Co,
aug s.I Star Auctioasefs
ID SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD CASE PIANU
Forte, Exosllent Cabinet Furniture. Rich Dinnet
Service, and Cut glsss Ware, Excel. nt bru s~is A.
Velvet Carpets, French plate Mirror. 60, &c Ga
SATURDAY MORNING, August 9th, on the nr-t
door Of our Auction Rooms. W. .hail SELL without
Superior rosewood case, seven ave Pi,no. .iorts,
cost $3.50 In New York elk months ago
Two Suites Of elegant Rosewood Psrlor furniture,
oee In Green and Cold, and the other In Crim'on
Brocatelle, each at eoapflslny two scfAs. Two
Ara Chairs, and elv Parlor Chairs
Richly carved Rosewocd Centre Table, with vsr,e.
gated Msrbe.top Inl.id
Pair Of splendid Gilt frame French plate Mantsl
Superior Carved Walnut Etsgere sideboard, Ex.
| tension Dining Table, and Dining chairs
Very superior Walnut Chamber Furoiture
several large and beautifully decorated French
/ China Dinner Sets
Superior Engraved Glass Ware
Table Gallery, Ice Pitcher, Waiter.
Excellent Velvet and Brussels Carpets. Rugs, SO
Stoves, Kitchen Utsntils
| Large Refrigerator, Iron Safe, SJ
P.S.-Ths Cabin.t Furnitu. e in above advertise
msnt y Of very superior quality, having been made
to order ey Rsnwick, OF Baltimore
&c MCGUIRE CO.,
au s-dts Auotioaesn.
The national Republican., 1862-08-09
DIED.

Departed this life, at 8 O'Clock, p. M, on the
9Th inst, GEORGE W. STEWART, Esq, in the 6sth
year of his age.
The friends and relatives Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral at
O'Clock on Sunday, 10th inst.
The national Republican., 1862-08-09

Mrs. J. T. Fales, AIS street, takes pleasure In
acknowledging the receipt of the following
sums Of money, in addition to former receipts
made public, for the beneht Of the sick and
wounded soldiers, viz:
From 8. & W. Welsh, Philadelphia,....... 500
From Rev. VIM. N. Thayer, Ashland, Mass, 81
As Mrs. F. will shortly leave for the Peninsu.
1T Ia desirable that all contributions will be
sent to her ut once. Surely the selfsaorihoing
Florence Nightingsles Of this war ought to be
encouraged. They leave homes of comfort and
ease to share the hard fare of the soldier for
the purpose of mnistering to his necessities
and providing for his wants in the trying hour
of sickness, danger and death. Among all who
have thus labored, none have been more in
dustrious and persevering than Mrs. Fsles.
We hope liberal supply OF the "needful" will
time, as long as she is engaged In this work.
The national Republican., 1862-08-09
Taking Time by the Forslock.

One hundred and forty Irishmen left this city
for the North, by the oars, yesterday morning
and one hundred In the evening, to avoid being
drafted.
The national Republican., 1862-08-09
ITO INvH,TOas AND PATEHTEks.

ITO INyHNTOHS AND PATENTEES.
MUM CO., proprietors Of he Scientific American,
suu agents for procuring American and Foreign
p A II Z N II s.
With Sixteen Years experience in the Business.
Refer to Hon. Judge Mason, Hon. Joseph Holt,
Hon w. d. Bishop ex.Comnis.ioners OF Patents,
and 10 mole than fifteen thousand inventors who
havo had business done through Mum Co Pat
ent Agency.
Pamphlet Of advice ssut free ty mail
Patent Laws aud Regulations, 100 pages, % cents
mall
No charge for consultation, orally or by mail
Preliminary Examination In United HtStes Patent
Office, S5.
ton, c9rnsr Of and Seventh streets, opposite the
Patent Once mar II 6mif
The national Republican., 1862-08-09
Visiting Days at ths Hospitais In thi

General Hospital, (Circle. , Monday, Wed.
nesdsy, Thursday, and Saturday, between 2
and O'clock, p. m.
General Hospital, Judiciary Square, Mon.
day and Thursday, between q and 8 O'Clock.
Cranch Hospital, (E street Baptist church
and the Unitarian church. .)-Every day, from
l to O'Clock.
Trinity Hospital, (oorner of Third and D
streets. livery day from IL to Q O'Clock.
Any addition to, or alterations In, the above
table will be oheerfully made.
The national Republican., 1862-08-09
From ls Rep. Futher Eadn 10 DR., Tumblety

This 10 to certify that, having intensely suffered
for long time from dyspesia, loss Of appetite, ner
yousness and general debility congestion oonitpa.
30 my situston was painful aud distressing 10 the
extreme. Ny friends induced me to try DR.. Tum.
blety's herb medicines, and they have cured me
q. L. EoAN,
St. Dominioks Church, washington
aug 2-tf
The national Republican., 1862-08-09
Circle Institute,

For xounG Ladies'.
No. 0l N street, near the Circle.
Terms per Quarter OF Ten Weeks, Sl2-Frsnoh and
Mu 10 included.
Spanish Italian, German, Latin, and several other
Languages taught In the same school,
Dr, A ZAPPONE will give three lecturer each
leek Literature and Sciences and otherw Joe assist
Whenever he 0an spare time from his medical proies
sion
Jy4 Ass A. ZAPPONE, Principal
A Ii. THE BEST COOkIH9 STOVES,
n TABLE CUTLERY, AND
HOUSEKEEPING ARTlCLEB,
OF ALL KINDS
Camp surnrare snA lin waTe. 70 be had Of
WI HARROVER,
mar S-sw 90 tS1 Hsvssth StssiA
The national Republican., 1862-08-09
LIST OF LETTERS
nHnAfHNa IN rms
WAsHIN0TON CITY POsT OFFICE.
Friday, Augsst ., lses.


WAsHIN0TOH CITY POsT OFFICE,
Friday. August ., lses.
OFFICIALLY PuBLlsHxD n TIE NEWS.
PAPER HAVING TIE LARGEST
CIRCULATION.
Ladies', List.
Atvsll, Mis- J Asdsrson, N R Ansi.y, Emily
Anderson ,FannisAndre, Sarah + Arthur, Mrs Capt
s::,sa, ss.s ,I;,.: H.:. s.y..; !s.. sraso,s. Mr..
Blake. Blake. M I'M NE Bes. Cath , Butler, Mrs
Brcoks, Mary A brown, Mrs L Bsitsn, Mrs Z
ss ssoxs noss Acs Rs:,n:. J:nD,s Asoyis
Brow. r,,.s,,s Ss::Ss. s::ss. s:s;n. ~ bIiy, M" Jno
B,Ssl.' M Gen BSaiord Mn E ENs
Boose, Margaret Brady, Bette
Gar. Gar. El!..s..h eenneiS; :; Ami. Clement, ,RA
$;s 5;%. csi cSssiss fss ss sssS;s, sssS;s, s.s s.ss
SOI, saliis i Garfield, Ann. Cars, Ms
oispp, Mary cof~is, Lydia 6spio, Mary 4
Dunn tss s..; B B;.ss 4. s. s:.
Bsssins sdsiy Eyy PsSEi: yE s.,. Csh Do'O'n Mk
Evan. Behind. Edwud:, MIS- El.vls,on, Mar,
Elsner, Mrs
E!:; E: ss;s;: E::s:;; s'
U.
s.:! ssy 4. s..4 s.. % s,sssss sss:: s.s
Green, Eliihy
Hill, Elisa Howard, ,Mn NO hamor, Anna
Hurst, Mary Huegs, Martha Haskins, Ellen
Hicks, Mary 4 Rowland, ,Js-2 Hunter, Harriet
Hugh HHsShss A Sarah Hsnnab,n. A Howard. Flo "
Hariii, Hattie Howard ,Mrs &c Hsrdss, Hannah
Hardy, sarahC G Hargraves, Ann Howard. Eliza G
!. and J.
Jenks, Harriet Jaekson, ,Lueinds Johnson, Jonn
Irwin, julia johnson, Patsy Johncon, Mary
X.
ki NJ * kas d.s k;s' nk::ss. nkk:;ss R:;. Rs
EEssss Esss: E! s::. G' E:sss2 k:ss:y NJ: A
Loomis Levi
NNsF!.ss c.; M.: H,.zs Y,,; Hss,s n..r
sos.ls, MnMIaaIphy;, Ann Milsrd, All Ann
MsssSn sss snn M.gnssra ae,ry SE'n %r. New
Mann, Ellen Milsd, Emily Mcmillan, Mrs
Mss.ss1y Mary yMoo'sSe.d' Meanl, Mnww
Nelson, Mrs Jno Northrup, LbOi.Numon, Rsbsec.
ess.s! Sees. nis H:. AS,Sn.S ASS,ss SRR:1 SR:1 Sa.2y
r.ss, m %sl!..r @ sls...n';, jag. j. soxs.: s.,.e , Y
F,,;: hs;:if F:als F:ssss sti F.es FF:.e: 5as
Petingale, MrsT
RuSeuasnp ,IiasRoot' SsiIe Re%on, K'If' Ksss
Shaw, Jenny smith, is!. S; A Summers, Char
Pos.a sPo:uE opss ylys Ms
Swint, Matte Stewart, Mrs stuart, Mrs <
swan, Martina A Stewart, Eliza summers, Char
f ssf s:.i ss::Rs:a: s:;y Seymour Mrs
Smith, Lsvlna Simpson Elizh Sweeny, Mary
s,abs, Maggie stslsy, MsIea5stseldsn, e MrsRoo' 7
% H. W.,
Taylor, Eiissb'h Taylor, Margaret
Chss
Wade. susan Y WALKER, ns.,h Lwllll.n,, N
Wed M.. "A: wIP'0~' Miss LWSS: RS. A;, H:.
wstsis, s n. ssrs.1.willett, r Ann W lsaIa Nl"' A'"'
Wilcox WiIo Sarah Sarah Awhsslef, Mrs Hwilcox, Sarah A
Y.uus, Msss sYoung, Ellen Young, Mary A
| Younger, Maria
The national Republican., 1862-08-09

Notice.
DR. Won Moschzisksr, oculist and surist, will be
absent from the city till the 18th inst. aug e4ts
The national Republican., 1862-08-09
Capsurs q q Rebel Fiag.

On Thursday, . detachment Of the Twelfth
Massachusetts, regiment, stationed at Fort TIL.
linghast, on the opposite side Of the river,
learning that rebel flag was In the possession
sr.. %sa a'di; ss sSSs cSss
Roads, obtained psrmission from their superior
oficer to capture the "rag." They accordingly
set out on their expedition on Thursday eve
ming, arriving q tBasby's house about nightfall:
demanded the surrender Of the "asg." Bsssby
himself was not at home. His wife, hewever,
made her appearance, and denied having = dag
Of that description on the premises. The "boys"
were not to be bluffsd of in that manner, and
ises, the result Of which was the finding Of the
identical "rAg" which had been displayed to
visitors with 90 much satisfaction BY members
Of Bagsby's family. The old woman, when she
wrothy, saying that even II her husband had
taken the oath she had not, and what was more
never would; besides heaping abuse upon the
heads Of our soldiers suoh 40 can only be done
By the tongue Of . rebel virago: Besides the
sion Of . considerable amount Of Government
property, over which they placed guard.
We learn that Bsgsby, although he has taken
the oath Of allegiance, IL looked upon with q
good deal Of suspicion BY the Union men in the
neishborhood, who regard him as tut sound on
Artistic 01gnss
Mr.. n. T. Parker, house, sign and ornamen.
tai painter, at No. SO Louisiana avenue, be.
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, has recently
put up two beautiful signs, one on eaoh side OF
the entrance to his establishment. We dsDire
to call attention to their artistic worth and
beauty. Each sign 10 painted on canvas, eight
feet long and six wide. Here are four choice
scenes from Cowper, the great English poet
and the artist has done full justice to the dc.
scriptive powers Of the author. One 10 a
spirited representation Of q shipwreok, show.
ing the rugged rocks. the foaming billows, and
tho VIVID aaahes Of lightning, strongly oon'
trssted with the dark and wild thunder clouds
In the distance. Here, also, the lighthouse on
the distant rocks, the signal gun, the sinking
ship, the struggling Of the unfortunates who
are vainly battling with the elements, are por'
trayed with an almost life.like distinotness.
The other three are quiet lansoapes Of equal
merit, though not so spirited. Between these
q graceful scroll 10 tastefully inscribed with
the name and business Of the artist. and ar
exquisite hand 10 painted on each sign, with
the finger pointing TO the room above. Mr.
Parker has long been known ~ one Of the bes
In his line, and a. an excellent citizen. We are
glad to chronicle these evidences Of his pros
perity In business.
The national Republican., 1862-08-09
XNyAsHINGTON CITY GARDEN,
w NEW york AVkkUk,
Bet,peen FirA and Second Srees.

The subscriber respectfully informs the pubic
that he opened the above pleasant retreat ioi
this season, and that hereafter, on every MONDAf
and THURSDAY, at 3 O'Clock p. IN there will be
o Band ot Muslc In attendance.
A line Ten pin Alley and Shooting Gallery have
been erected for the amusement OF visitors.
Club, and Associations can have the use ot the
Garden by giviDg notice TO the proprietor He
pledges himself that he will his best endesvors
10 please all who will honor him with their preaenoe
my 24-sm ERNST LGFFLER.
The national Republican., 1862-08-09
L>REE rtOMERADE CONCERN.
Il AT THE
GARDEN ADJOINING MECHANICS HALL,
Maryland Avenue, near he Capitol Ga, den
EAIR AND EEsTIVAL,
r AZ Odd Fellows, hall, seventh st O.,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
Sick and W,0Wnied Soldiers,
By the
UNION LITERARY ASSOCIATION.

hrs SENATOR HARLAN,
Mrs SENATOR LANE,
And other Ladies'.
70 be opened on
TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST
At O'Clock, with an Address BY that able :" Cham
pion Of Liberty.
GEN'L CA8SIUS II. CLAY, OF Kentucky
Let all the friends OF msnity Of the sick and
wounded soldiers, the ,le defenders Of homes
aud resdes turn cut In their strength and help 10
thi, noble cause.
THE MARINE BAND
will be in sttendance and discourse their delightful
music.
Admission 10 cents Season Tickets, 90 cents
ooMnIrTEH or ARRAsophsN1s
}. T. Clements, W. ID. Biaoktord,
W II Hoover, f.. A Wilson,
Geo Miller, |. Clements
By order
augg Chronicle, Secretary.
The national Republican., 1862-08-09
LNAIR AND FESTIVAL, r
II At Odd Feiloyvs' Hall, seventh ST.,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF rHE
Sick and Wounded Soldiers,
UNION LITERARY ASSOCIATION.
Tuesday, Evening, Aug. IL.

The Friends Of the Union-al who are Interested
In the brave defenders Of our homes and hreaides-
are invited to aid In this enterprise.
Contributions will be thankfully received, either
of mooev or articles, and may be left At Mr..
STEERS Bookstore on Seventh street, opposite the
Post Ofioe; or at W. II. hoOvER'S store corner
Of Fifth and streets,
Particulars in Saturday mornings paper
aug 8-u
The national Republican., 1862-08-09

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Copartnership heretofore existing between
LYLE Il COFFIN Is this day dissolved BY mutual
consent JOHN G. LYLE,
]. A. COFFIN.
John 9. Lyle still oontlaues the business at the
old stand.
WAsHIaofon, July 81, 1852. jy2s
u X RENT-A comfortable Psrler and Cham.
Il Der, at No. +S7 Fifth street, between d and 4
aug 7-N
The national Republican., 1862-08-09
BaAkfn9 Rates.

hook1nB notees
The following are the rates at which bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
silver-the legal tender notes being the stand.
ard:
Buying. Selling.
Silver. % r..,..'.....s' ,,'"'s' i2t
Demand notes. ~ 81
Banks OF issue In Washington and Georgetown:
Washington. Georgetoson.
Bank of Metropolis. Farmers and Meoh's
Bank of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Commerce.
FARMS ksroh's. B'nk.
The Farmers and Aerohsnts' Bank and the
Bank Of Commerce issue notes Of the den0mina.
ton Of one dollar and upwards.
COrns Cured for Twenty-Five Cents zach.
Bunions, Club and Inverted Nails, Vascular Ex.
oresenoes and all Diseases Of the Feet successfully
treated BY Dr.. WHITE, the well known Chiropodst
at %2e, Pennsylvauia avenue, near Four anda half
street.
The national Republican., 1862-08-09

OFFICIALLY PUBLIsHxD n TIE NEWS
PAPER HAVING TIE LA1GKsT
CIRCULATION,
The national Republican., 1862-08-09

fToe3oOr muBlChi bHeCtor,
Persons Wishing to enjoy plea ant evening, at
the email Of 10 cents cannot do better than give
us q call ~ we are determined 10 please.
HENRY G. PURDY,
aug Civ Proprietor.
The national Republican., 1862-08-09
rJ,O OrrICEns, sUTLHHs, No.

aug I'D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10

FURMAe-On Saturday Dec G. af:er long Illness ssnIue
Furnfr, -,
The re,,s and friends of the fsmiy invited 10 attend
the fuu-rs, Wednesday, thu 10th inst at 10 ocock 81
his late resistance. No ~ Yves, Twsniyh'th street WITH
on. further Invitation The viii be taken 20 New
Brun,wick- " D. for interrnent.
HOrELL-On Tceetsy morning Dec 9, Ellen NJ, wife OF
Chxes ]. Howell, eyed % wears.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to attend
her funeral a. her le residence. No. 81 East Thirty nth
street this "Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. Her
mains VIII re taken H. BeDport, Long Island for in.snen.
H0yT-0n Sunday. Dec 1862 after lingering Illness
Catharine rife of Joseph r. Hoyt, aged IS year,.
short service win be acid a. No. SO Es1. Twenty second
street wsdn-'day, :. III NJ after which the remains
viii be tsksr to stsnfsrd Cosn by the l2i tIsiu
wren subsesent funeral services Will DO held at the Bsp
tist Curch The relative, and friends OF the fanny
respactfuy invited to aeni without further notie.
OLMsTED-ln Ridgr6sld Conn. Tuesday, Dee g. Seth
Olmsed in tl3e,h year bic aud father Of the Rc
NJ ~ Olrased o. .he y. Y. y CoDfertIce
III, funeral Will be ater,ied ou the NJ J.. Churc In RED
field, on Thursday, Dec II. at q a m.
PCIvIs-At Hastn1s Misn. Ihursdayf Nov. 81 Henry
edr, son OF Henry ows OF eng.s Falls " In tae oath
YER q his