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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-20

DASK SOTICE.-hta meeting # the Backs f~'
- city, held on the 18Th instant. It wis
Resolved. That tie following notice be p~7hli7hst as"'
pap rs Of tkiI city:
The rule Of the BarkI Of thu eiiT hss s'-ayI.'%",
Ter q short peri'i Of : Threatened epnrost. hy ne 'nrf'
been 10 receive Deposits, n small or iarg, iuts, 'p
Seas hnsrr n bank NJ DAILY ins -dss-d. and 1to.e ''t,
turs WAS slihsr know or duly :"rliihsd. ard 'h-y'"
rosse that they will sruu~ a iiis scIus hs-ltsef.
EF'5ssaaa s< Nhtg copy sArse sms.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-20

K.shmoaa. Va.
The duties Of his inp.zrt<n vi r. res.rss Us.
hi Nsndsy La Iecpbr ard crIt CO o., l't q sEiF; c
sstG PrrefA-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-20

CNOKISG TOBACCO.
LOG easoI faa
Smoking Tobacco,
o. the Grand Turkish 'Ducslior," "Pioneer," and
other brants.
For sale by SLAUGHTER, WATKINS e. co.
or. a09N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-20
sGl4-soSSt' Bowling Groen, Caroline County, "

A VALUABLE MILL FOR StLE-o" So
n URDAY, the 7TH DAY tF NOVEMBER. ] ":
'el at public anc'ion, On the prer.i-s. the Tr'pt w,
Tie MIL Is on u. banks Of Mills river. five r.
from Cumberland c. II. Th- N dollhouse Ia Isrgr az o:N
ban'i OF a ~savissblr river. The water p0v-r 80
tsnt 81 all ssasons. There Is On tn nit! lot \ h0n.~ >,
ner-ral rooms. WIN w. WILSON
Oct T-c2W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-20

Bv TRrdy Il Williams, huct'rs.
coz. 18TH L CARY SITS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-20
Nv n 9. rLEAsLNTs, Aaeiir.

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-20

prices 50 higI, rs to break down the Confed,
crate Government. Prices should not be un-
i astrietcd. When confidence in the Confederate
currency is gone what will i. profit the farm
or to get Confederate currency? What are the
Inducements TO increase the supplies which
arc 50 necessary for u.s. If the Confederate
Government fixes one price and spectators
advance TO Il higher figure, the Confederate
Government will have to advance its prices
sill higher the next mOnth-will have to fol-
low up the prices-the consequence will be in
the end that, with short supplies and IN in
c~reasing amount of currency, you will have
soon destroyedth the entire currency of the coun-
try. Gentlemen may talk about tho avenues
Of trade being untrammeled. Where are our
steamers? Where are the avenues Of trade
unrestricted ? Where the laborerS Where
the horses d? All have been called to keep
our country from being overrun ; and we are
in the midst Of a storm, the like Of which has
seldom been witnessed. All the avenues of
trade have been broken up. and if we don't
regulate prices, all the productions will soon
be in the hands of spectators and e1tortion-
crs, and nil will be lost. a failure to restrict
prices will produce q financial crisis which
will prove our ruin. He was in favor Of try
ing the experiment proposed by this bill he
believed it would be successful-if not, how
ever, it could be revised and corrected at the
next session.
Mr.. CoGHiLL said that at least two facts had
been elected during this discussion. A great
crisis is upon us the country is in great
peril, and We were in imminent danger Of de-
s,ruction: and vet We have heard Of no rene
" being proposed, except that proposed to-
day ty the Senator from Fauquier, MIR. MAR
sHALL) The sole question, then, is whether
we shall do nothing or adopt the bill before
the Senate. He delivered an able argument
in behalf of the bill under consideration, but,
concluding, gave way to 4 motion for
adjournment.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Senate bills providing for the trial Of friend
il suits in chancery in cases of partition, &e,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-13
The Programme.

We find the following in the News
Items" of the Cincinnati Gazette, of the
18th inst
The Louisvile Democrat complains that
some Of the National troops stationed at Dan
vile, Kentucky, pundered the people They
took grain, stock and whatever else they could
find When they left, they sent file Of sol
diers to the Danville Jail and released all the
slaves confined there and carried them oh'
They also sent squad of men to Lincoln
county for negro there, and took him away,
A negro shot at white man, deeming him
self insulted, and was not arrested or disturb
ed by the soldiers with him.
This bit of news will be a precious
morsel to the radical killers, who have de.
termined that the Proclamation shall
be made pretext for all manner of ruff
anism. We cannot afford to lose Ken
lucky, but we will, if the Administration
does not speedily change its policy in tina
State
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-13
The News.

The Administration, it is said, de-
sires to send General BUTLER back to New
Orleans, but he won't go, uuless he can do
Just as he pleases-which don't please the
Administration.
-SHERMAN's Bank Bill has passed the
Senate The presence of Secretary CHASE
in the Senate Chamber, it is claimed, bad
the moral effect of inducing sundry recu-
SAINT Republican members to go the meas
ure, though they had strenuously opposed
it. As it was, a number Of prominent
Republicans voted against its passage.
1t is now thought that, after the re
duction of the price to be paid for slaves
in Missouri. the prospect of the Emanci
patton act in the Legislature of that Stat,
is anything but bright.
CHARLES S. STRATTAN - ton
Thumb was yesterday married to La
vINIA WARREN,-the smallest woman il
the world. The marriage took place il
New York. The happy couple" vii
start for Europe in few days on wed
ding tour.
Governor CURTIS has put his foot i
the Abolition pot. 1t remains to be see
whether he will get it burned. or kick tn
thing over. See telegraph.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-13
various Items.

The New England Pin Company, of Win.
sted, Conn, is making pins Of iron instead oi
brass. ..... .l.,. l--'|-'1
Senator Wilson is said to be fierce ayains,
"drones and fancy Generals, d. One Fremont
however, is believed to bS high in his esteem
General Lane, Of Kansas, is announced a.
about to pitch into the shoulder straps, con
occasionally. He had better remove his own
first IinI s.ll .uam7ul3g au hlH nlD.+
At recent collection taken at Rev. Dr.
stors' Church Of the Pilgrims, Brooklyn
46, ,25S we're raised for foreign missions
A man named Cormichael disd at the city
poor house, in Ruincy, Ill, a few days ago
among whose effects was found 81, ,294 80 ia
gold ,..'...,, .t..,..o han, (,
Somebody, who writes more truthfully than
POLITICALLY, says "An angel without money
Is INST thought 70 much Of nou-a,days as !
devil with a bag full Of guineAs" ID
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-13
The spotled PIague.

The Toledo Commsreial says that this ter
Fibls disease has made it's appearance in Elk
hart, Ind On Thursday evening last a lad
named Punches returned from school com
planning Of feeling unwell By midnight he
was 8 corpse. Next the father and daugh.
ter 10 the same family died, and at last ac-
counts the mother and another daughter were
prostrAtsd with the same fearful malady and
not expected to live, 10 The people of ElkhArt
are much agitated at the Appearance Of this
scourge amoHg them. ..isa.nl l.i s.l.,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-13
Speech OF Hon. George N. Pen
dletOn.

We lay before our readers to-day the
very able and unanswerable speech OF this
gentleman on the Negro Enlistment Bill
delivered in the House Of Representatives
on the 31st of January. He takes sensi-
BILE and patriotic view Of the question, and
we commend it to the careful perusal OF
our readers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-13

The Missouri Legislature has failed to
elect an United States Senator, and the
Joint session has adjourned to the llth
Of next November. The emancipation
lists and Observation-Disclosures failed to
unite there not being enough public plum
der in the enterprise to attract them to-
gether.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-13
A Compliment from Illinois

The following copy of letter to the Con-
gresham from this District, was mailed to
US by the subscribers, aud we have taken the
privilege of Publishing il:
tN RIDGE PREcMcr, jackson CO., Ill,
NJanuary 2s, 1863
Hon. G. L. VALLAEpICHAM-Dear Sir -
We, lumber of the citizens of Ridge Pre-
cinct, tender our thanks to you as the Great
Champion of American Liberty in and out Of
Congress, battling for the rights of the People,
for the same principles our Fathers fought in
the Revolution, aud in the war Of 1912. Ho-
ping that you may be successful in your ef,
forts to bring about au early and honorable
peace, aud desiring to express to you our ap-
probation of your noble services in the cause
of Freedom, Democracy and Truth, we sub
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-13
tFrom TIE oougFsssio1ui eloss3
NEGRO SOLDIERS.
speech Of Hon. 6. II. PendletOn
VVs OHIo, t8
=" the ass:: s:sS.., 't s.. H;Gs;:'n'""v''' Hs;Gss;;:.

On the BltHB b No eT0 10 talse addiuo onai soldisrr
for the service Of the Goverament
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29
Amusements.

FoRD's New THEATRs.-Ths exquisite 70.
nance Of the Naiad Queen, As presented at this
place Of amusement for the past few evenings, has
proved the oostlisst and most superb illustration
Of the psseantry Of the stage, which 1t has ever
bssn our tortHne TO witness. Every scene, every
costume, every decoration, and every appointmsnt
are new and In splendid style. The original music
Of the piece was given entire by a most excellent
orchestra, under the leadership Of Prof. william
Withsrs, for the hrst time IN Washington. ssiee-
items from WIN. Vincent Wallace's opera OF Lur-
line have besn added TO the music OF the Nai.d
Qu' co." and lend not little to Its beauty. The
young ladies who Mr.. Ford has engaged to par
tioipate In the marches and dances Of the piece,
have bssn carefully tutored by eompetent masters,
and show high degree Of proficiency In military
drill. Tho" Nsiad Queen " 10 announced again for
to night, and owing to the rush which has attended
Its representation, Mr. Ford has arranged his bust
meas 90 that seats may be secured In advance.
CANTERBURY HALL.-The Zanfrstta Troupe
will make their last appearance to-night, and ex.
sfAordipAry attractions are offered. We advise
those who have not seen them not to neglect this
last opportunity. The entire Canterbury oompa-
ny will also sppear.
SATURDAY NIGnT AT tbs VARIETIEs.-The
great fountsin head OF ever varied entertainments
fair ladies In songs, dances and balstsj Ethiopian
artistes and the double troupe. Last night Of the
"Sinsular Mortal" Monday, the new comic drama
Of the :" Love Drop" We all 60 to the Varieties
Drop In 1t only for few moments.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29

vVNERMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.-Notice
iS hereby given that, by rule Of the Court, m
terms have been hxed a. follows:
-.- General Terms.
Third Monday Of January.
First Monday OF May.
Third Monday Of October.
Ierms rue Csrcuu Court
In which alone q Jury u impanneled for the trial
Of civi1 cAses.)
First Tuesday Of February.
Third Monday Of May.
First Tuesday Of November.
Terms Of he Criminal Court.
First Monday OF March.
Third Monday OF June.
First Monday OF December.
TERMS Of ne Dtsfricf Coutf
First Monday Of June.
First Monday Of December.
Special Terms.
First Tuesday OF January.
First Tuesday Of February.
First Tuesday Of March.
First Tuesday Of April.
Third Monday Of May.
First Tuesday Of June.
First Tuesday OF July.
First Tuesday Of september.
First Tuesday Of October.
First Tuesday Of November.
Nrst Tuesday OF December,
|. By ordsr Of The Court. RI. MEIGs
jy2s
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29
DENsIONS, BOUNTIES,
BACK PAY, WAR CLAIMS,
AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY
lf't CLARK & GAYLORD,
Attpracys ~~d Covnsllsrs al Las,
.. SOLICITORS
FOR ALL KINDS OF MILITARY CLAIMS,
Corner 9Th and = streets, Room No. .,
wAsHIHeroN, d. G.

This Firm, having thorough knowledge Of the
Pension business, snd being familiar with the
praottoo In all the Departments Of Government
believe that they can afford greater fAeilities 70
Pension, Bounty, and other Claimants, for ths
ton. They dssire to secure s"sS an amount of thic
M e S Ven e s5sI hs
the basis Of THkIk PAY CONTINGENT UPON
THEIR sUCCksS IN EACH CASE. For this pur-
dose they will secure the services Of Law Firms In
saeh prominent locality throughout the states
ali the necessary blank forms Of application and
evidence, reQuiiite printed pamphlet instructions,
and Circular Redistribution In their vicinity, with
Associates' names inserted, and upon the due exc
to them by their locaassociates they will prompt
ly perform the business here.
n Thor charges will be FIVE DOLLARS FOR
OFFICERS and FIVE DOLLARS FOR PRIvATES,
and ten psr cent. on amount Of Claims for MILL.
TARY SUPPLlIs, or CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY,
and Collection Of PRIZE MONEY.
q soldiers snlisted since the ist Of March, 1851
disabled bX disease or wounds, entitled to Pen.
eions. All soldiers who serve for two years, or
during the was sAould II sooner close, will be en-
titled 70 e1oo Bounty.
diers discharged on account Of wounds received in
the service, stnce the Commencement Of the War,
shall rcostve the eioo bounty; and all revenue
stamps hcretotors required on soldiers application
paper, r. are disPsn.ed with, Widows OF soldier,
the Sioo Bounty. IF there be no widow, then the
minor chiidren and II NO minor children, then the
father mother, sisters, Of brothers are entitled TO
the sioo eouasy snd IN addition thHssto, depend.
49, EDWARD tIARK,
Washington, D. G, 1855. mar Giv
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29
GALE OF STEAMBOATS,.

DEPOT QUARTERMAsrER's OrYIeE,I
NAsHvILLE, TENNESSEE, Aug. %, 1855.
will sell to the highest bidder for cash. the fol
lowing sTEAMB0ATs, wrecked In the Cumberland
river, with machinery and other sppurtenanoss, a.
/. steamer ". II. sIDELL, near head Of Hospital
Shoals.
sealed Bids win be received at this once until
10 o'clock NJ, MONDAY, September itth, i8ss.
BIDS will BE- received for each boat separate, and
the boats will es sold separate to the hghsst bid
der.
cent. Of the amount offered for each boat, sigpeJ
by two responsible suretes to be forfeited on meg
lect or refusal Of paying the amount bid f the bid
10 accepted,) will accompany each bid.
Bids will be addressed to the undersigned In.
dorsed Proposals. for Steamboats,"
The right q reserved to reject any or all bids.
BY order Of Colonel THOMAS SWORDS,
Assistant Quartermaeter General, U. 9. A.
~ ,. 6. WINSTON,
au28-ist Captain and A. Y. M.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29

aaas. s - 1:s y s.s ss: Ss s.s,
adanee intrust his eess n hfs h1(Rs - young
msn hs warned u thS, aad 80 06bsse1ssas q
0' ..ss. a.-..t
I'm only place xhss N eAa psreAase AdtA
RvbA~ rood pf IN ktn& at hnpssfieewWs pfssss, u
::ls:ylS.sls I Sls.H VIZ s = :.ss .;
"'''"' s $-
A woaD o. Auvym.-TAo who hsys been
dostoeiae Dur 0eaks es1 neatAs without o6teinins
ssai.f, essyll ssa!ult D.. qs.haatt whss. snse !.
90 sSsSssS ri oh...
wsArttss fAtn for ssls d thH ONCE.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29

WHO WILL BI CURED I'VE desire 10 call
special sttention TO the advertisement Of the ees
brstsd Dr. vellny which appears In another column
The DootoEsa sale and reliable practitioner, whose
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29
WHITEHURsT's @

WMTEHURsI's GALLERY, AS4 PENssYLyANIA
outstrippinS his competitors has received twentv.
three pfemlums In this country, also, q medal a
he Worlds Fair In London, for superior WORK
Ms Carte dc Visites, both plain and ooiored, srs
All the rage. See his Photographs In eolors. Foi
sas, Card Photographs OF distinguished men; also
Views OF Paintings In the Rotunda OF the Capitol
tendod to.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29

DIsoRDlRLr soLDIsRs.-Ofiicer Crown, OF
the Seventh precinct, together with guard, sr.
rested two oavalrymen who were acting In very
disorderiy manner at the corner Of Seventh and
streets. They are now confined In the Central"
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29
MAYORS OFFICE, AUG. az, 1855

Proposals. will BE- received at this once until u
Der, for grading and Eleventh street east
from street north to street north the gravel to
be Of quality TO be approved by the Commissioner
and Assistants the gravel to be nine inches thick
in the centre, tapering OF to four inches toward
the gutter line, to be we'll raksd Of impro-
per size and to bo well rolled with heavy roIlsr.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading and per square yard for gravellng. 30.
No part Of the appropriation will be paid the
tractor except upon the certificate OF the Commis-
sioner and Assistant Commissioners that the work
has been properly executed.
WIN. RUTHERFORD, r
Commissioner second Ward.
SAMUEL L. CLEMENTS,
JOHN McNALLY,
Au2S-6t AssistAnt Commit ssioners
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29
m CONFECTIONERY.
TEE CREAM BY STEAM
Il ICE CREAM BY STEAM
- HT JOAUEpH HUAFFIEI ma

HT' BALTIMORE CONFECTIONERY,
rs SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN b STREETS
Ihays now erected, at great expense, machine
capable Of furnishing ten gallons Of ice cream 10
seventeen minutes, or from Ave to six hundred
gallons per day, The cream manufactured by this
process 10 pronounced BY judges superior to that
Manufactured in the old way, the rapidity Of man.
ufaoturs making itficher and smoother. The ex.
tended facilities which possess will enable me TO
furnish largs or small orders with great dispatch
and at the shortsst notice.
Ihaye also on hxnd Confectionery Of all kinds,
both foreign and domestic, which I will sell at
reasonable rates. JOSEPH sHAFrIELD,
au7-tf 306 sixth street between and X.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29
MILITARY GOODS,
MILITARY GOODS.

AVA WALL. STEPHENS L CO.,
JAx PERNsyLvANIA AvERuE,
oneI the largest assortmentin this city, embl 40.
lns ali qualities used BY officers In the Army and
Navy, such AS
swords, sashes, BELTS, Shoulder-straps, Hats,
Caps, Pistols, ao., Ae., with . fine assortment o.
uniform elothAng, with which we can furnish ON
GERS complete onthts In q few moments
5N0 hsnnsylvAnia Avenue,
spr rio-tni {Intsl., stsr, / CAron.l
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29

DSssRrsR.-John Morrow, q private In Bee.
ond District volunteers, 10 now In &he Central" "
swaiting trial for dssertion.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29

RBs. BROUGHT IN.-Thos. N. Offutt and Da-
rius Ciaggstt were brought In yesterday from a
point near the Great Falls. They are confined In
the Gusrdhouse, awaiting General Martindsle's
orders.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29
THOMAS e. LLOYD,
ATTORNEY POR CLAIMANTS,


AND AGnHr EoR PROCURING
Bounty Lands, Pensions, Arrears
Of Pay, Extra Pay, 40.
WARRINGTON, D. c.,
VIII give prompt and efficient attention to the
prosecution Of Claims OF every description against
the Government, and make no charge unless sue
eessfll.
Both rsisrsnsss and charges for services win be
made sAtisfActory.
n. Pensions secured for soldiers wounded OF dis
eased during the existing wArj also, for the widows
and orphans OF soldiers who have died from woundi
or disease incurred while in the United states ser
vicej also, Bounty Money for the heirs-in-lAw ol
soldiers deceased during the existing war
Fees divided with attorneys or other persons for
Wsrdiag business.
The highest prices paid for Land Warrants.
Address
THOMAS L. LLOYD,
Attorney for Claimants,
No. A56 Seventh street,
Washington, D. G.
N. B. Editors OF papers publishing the above care
yili BE- entitled 70 ny services 70 the amount O.
de- NV
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29

TRIAL OF DAHLaRsH GuSs.-A trial OF q
numbsr Of Dahisren guns was had At the Navy
Yard yesterday. They are small pieces, but are
capable Of throwing solid shot distance Of three
miles. .r U
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF TRUs
O1EEs OF THE PUBLIC sCHOOLA
CITY HALL, WARRINGTON CRY, D. c.,

HFFlCE OF THE BOARD OF TRUS-
O7EEs OF THE PUBLIC scHooLA
SEALED PROPOSALS viii iS:rss ): ss...,.s a., :. III.
SsosS Ss: Sn IT, e. .s: :s: e. Z: s
school. oi Washing o. diy isf the year ar ending
June so.h, ,sst 4. q, ::s;ag'ss sn.;s.d hereto;
"necEs," q Stationery" o . .FuiHitare and Mi..
sss nay Ss made or tie whole % o. .Ss S rasi HPe Pe.
f. n q g sr *: 9.
timss as may Ss dssisusiea BY The COMMITTEES uon on
sspsn.: ~ S; ri. Sf cs:
at the several eohool Houses, 90 the Committee
may elect As the quantities specified in the sehs-
the right is reserved to require more OF accept less
at the option Of the COMMITTEES. The contract In
each case will b awarded to the lowest responsi.
bic bona tde bidder, to be dstermined By the Com
mittee. The Committee reserve 70 themsslves the
right to reject any or all bids II deemed for the In.
tere.t Of the Corporation, Those alone whose Of.
tion maybe obtained Of John \; ssssiord, Treas.
Chairman Com. on Supplies .. 7. p 8.
Co.l-Anthr.eite White Hsh-iso tons, To be an.
6 tons no .ssS sis 70 s;S1nS Ts,a 81: ons
Kindlins Wood Mixed Oak and Pins-so cords 10
each; to Third District, cords.
SCHEDULE H-Booka.
Holy Bible-i doz. copies, svo., leather.
sssei.i: CON- ppanonMs aoI. pes. oopiss. a01 COPIES
Parker b watsons First Readers do1 copies.
:" 4. second Rs.dsr.t doz. copies.
I" Fourth Reader-i dor. copies.
ouaokenoos' History Of Usited states-i dol
shurtiih's Governnsntsl Iasssustor-l dou. copies
American MusieaI Glass Book-i doz. copies.
S.S1, swsn's speMllinE soCsn. l;,s dS,: copies. r
First Lessons In History Uaitsd .statss-i dossa
%sssss.. Pliss.y s. iSs copies.
Golden Wreaths-s doI. copies. Ls
Parker z watsons Primer o. Word bsiider-6 dor
Davies fi.n.sy Ar.tAnstio-s do,. copies. Re
n. yi.ed sdiaoI. isss; ... ..,-.
ic.l ,ic.l AZ, A.ithnstio-s do.. copies. Revised edi
Davies Practical Ari.hmstio-4 ao.. copies. R.
somEpULr C.-sTArIoNEay.
Eoolsssp Whiting Papers rss%s. Bet quality
E0ss,Sps. E1s % lsrss. Lei Ss:. eSsii eSa.iiy
Envelopes, letter-white-s,oOo. Best qualify.
Writing Ink tDoyell'sl-iso quarts.
Lead Penoils-l0 doz.
lnkstands-plain glass; doz.
Chalk Crayons, prime 9uality-6o gross.
included-i doz. copies each. II
States, 9 by i8-i do1.
States, 10 by i2-2 doz.
States, 10 by it-l do1.
SCHEDULE D.-FuRHiTuRE AND MIsCELLAKEov
SUPPLIES. -a.a
Three-string Brooms-l2 dol.
No. I Sweeping Brushes-2 doz.
No. . Dust Brushes-6 dor.
Shuck Door Msts-6 doz.
Hemp Door Mats-2 doz.
Dust Pans-7 dog. .H ..... r.
Water Buckets, cedar, unpsinted, iron bound
doz. s-.T
Tumblers, pressed glass, bsst quality-s do..
Water cups, tin, pint-io dos.
WAah Basins, tln-A dog.
Earthenwars Pitchers, n gal.-S doz.
Coal shovels--2 dos.
Coal Hods, 10 inohes-i doz.
Coal Hods, 10 inches-i doz.
Pokers-l doz. s..
Table Bslls-l doz.
sponge, medlum-S lbs.
T0weling, linen crAsh-2O0 yards. au29, ,2lkseS
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-29

CUBg11TUTES' HEADQUARTERS.
sss e @ "a ise ~. ~ sn ;USsTl1 w.ns 4
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GEORGE Z. II. DAY L CO..
Counsellors at Law,
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