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AdjutanI Uen.rai Fuller tclegraphs that
fifty Assistant Surgeons are wanted i'm
mediately for permanent service with
Illinois regiments in the field
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Ii,,trucliOi. ia Nu-ic.

DROP. " HENRY HAyENElLL, having determined
tas.tiie in Ottawa. respectfully ofer- hi. service
to the nrscai pgbiic teacher OF tie Piano forie,
Ns!odenn, and guilty. OF The Voice ChoI-s drilled
Pi.hcss Gaa NE sdsaUs IuGrt aAd r. paired
Orders iSii at ( Y. drgs's Drug slore vi II recsive
pEampt attention.
RsfsRTScE-G. 2. Root WA. o. pfadrry, Ny.
M-rc.l u. l-el.-Sa-.
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NcDev to Loan,

F5'HOsE u ishiug 20 borrow money good rea' e..
L tate security. on from one SIX years time, =
ten per CENT can be accommodated oy calling
=. A. sItENOUDS
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Corner Main and La SAIL. Streets, Ottawa,

OgTICg OF TEE CHrc ico Rock ISLAND Z, Co /,
NEx inRg, My II. IA 3.
Tie annual we.tuy ~fthe -toc.hali-r. OF iris Com
rauy, the election ~ thirteen 49, Dir.co-s for
tie ensuing wear viii be he'd the Once of the Com
CITY OF Chicago. STATE OF Illinois Friday
tl.- 9 fth 18th day cf JGr.
Tie roll will he opened at eleven tli O'clock A. N,
arc ". be closed a tw-lve ti2I o'clocs VI.
HSNEY FsRNAM. Pr slte.t
t3--;v.I FEaNCIs ~. TINS. Secretary.
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The French occupy about one-third Of
Pueba, after thirteen days fighting, in
which they sustained heavy loss
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ST JOINS. y. F. April q

ST. JOHNS, y. r, April q.
The Angelo Saxon left Liverpool, with
800 passengers and a crew OF 81 men. She
was wrecked four miles east of Cape Race,
at noon to day. the 9th, during a dense
fog. Seventy three persons escaped from
the wreck 10y ropes and spars, and twenty
four more in a life boat, making a total
saved of ninety seven. Two other boats
have not arrived off Cape Race in conse-
quence of the fog, and seven more per
sons, who embarked on a raft, are also
missing There is still heavy sea and
fog. The commander is supposed to be
among the drowned. The purser and first
and second officers and doctor are saved,
and one cabin passenger, Lieut.. Sampson,
of the Royal Artillery. Hon. John Young
and family are opposed to be in enc of
the missing boats. The decks broke up
about one hour after the ship struck
Several persons clung to the rigging uutll
the foremost fell, bnt no assistance could
be rendered. Guns are being fired at
Cape Race to attract the attention of the
missing boats.
PiCToU, April, %.
The steamer dauntless at A. NJ, on
Tuesday picked up two Loats, containing
80 people. 1t is very fine and clear on the
coast to day.
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BOOTS g. SHOES.
CROCKERY & GROCERIES.
Scutt'S CuStOm Mill.

liz JOS. sCCT7. haTiBg repaired and renovated
AA The machinery OF The above mill tn. south west
AIec 81 the hydraulic basin, OTTAWA. becs leave to
csB :Le attention Of farmers his facilities for doing
G. siOA WORK promptly md in a It's factory man
ner, CoBhniDg himself TO the department en-
treiy he Is confident farmers will find TO their ad-
vantage to give him a call. 30
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TON VIcksnuRc

The news from Vicksbrrr Sz.-..
cline. y eetss:c ~. 4al:e . number
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The order OF Gen. Darlington at Indian.
apolis, the arrest of sundrv citizens at Cairo,
and the clamor of the abolition newspa.
pers respecting the wearing Of "butternut'
and copperhead badges. would beabsufd
if there was 10. disposition to attempt
by force the suppression of these badges
and punishment of those who wear them.
"Copperhead was the name given bv the
Observation-Disclosures to democrats, and being
accepted by them, and made rel 'utabie by
reference Id the head of liberty upon COP.
per com, the advocacy Of liberal and con.
s:itutional principles, and the triumph of
those principles in successive elections,
the venom that suggested the name has
grown more venomous in findin. it has
placed the weapon in the hands of its ad
versaries. 1t would not be any more 40.
sure to issue an order forbidding The use
OF loco!oco matches, and ordering the
arrest of those who carried them, because
democrats had been termed locofocos by
their opponents. The old Connecticut
blue laws were REASONABLE and arrests
The same narrow-ninded bigotry and in
tolerance which framel the blue laws. has
prompted these orders and arrests-Iir.ss
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GEN BRAcGs REpoEr OF THE BATTLE OF

GEx. BRAoGs REpoEr OF THE BATTLE OF
SroSE RIvER.- A correspondent of the
Charleston Courier say, that Gen, Bragg's
official report of the battle Of Stone River
"censures Gen fardee for general mis-
management, and reflects seyerly upon
Gen. Brsckjn5ridse; inieed, that -uch is
its remarkable character tha, it must ne
cessrily bring about a cour, Of inquiry in
the premises A letter from Brasc's
army about this report says:
Gen Breckinbridse IS charged with to-
tai incompetency and blamed with the
miscarriage of the battle Gen Cheatham
with heing inearIated on the field in
presence of the enemy. Gen Hardee Is
censured with slnwness and inaction; Gea
M.Cown and command with disobetlience
of orders, Gen. Polk 5 name is not mem
toned in the report. Generals Claibouru
and Withers are complemented The
highest tribute ofp:ase and honor is paid
to General Withers and command. award.
ing him the credit of having saved the day
by the courage, discipline and soldierly
bearing Of the officers end men of his d.
ossion.
This correspondent says: "Oh! Bragg,
you will be damned for tellin. the truth"
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ANNAPOLIS, Md, April 25th, 1868
Appalling Disaster.

The telegraph dispatches from st. Johns
n. F., on Wednesday, announce the loss
of the Steas ship Anglo Saxon, running
between Portland and Liverpool, with
some go lives. The following Is Wednes-
Gays despatch, announcing the appalling
event:
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The New Orleans Era says that posters,
of which the following is copy, were
pasted up in the public places IN Mobile, on
the 9th inst:
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From 1t. Col. Hapeman and Maj. Nidmer.

FROM Lie SOls I1apeman ana Vi1Js W luAocEs
1t gives US the utmost qualification to be
able to lay before our readers the follow
ing note from 1t Col HAPEMAN, of the
10th Ill, announcing the release of him
self and Major WILMER from rebel i'm
prisonment. They were taken, as our
readers remember very WELL at Huntsville,
had long ago been exchanged, they were
held as hostage for a certain secesh gentle.
man in Nashville. Two more gallant gen.
tlemen and thorough soldiers than these
are not in the service They had met
their captors face to face at Donelson and
Shiloh, and, when captured at Huntsville,
were at once recognized, which may ac-
count for the manifest unwiliingness of
the rebels TO give them up for so long q
time after they had been really excLang-
ed. We presume, now that they once
more breathe free air, thew will not be
long deferred, by red tape at Washington,
from returning home to see their friends
lii Ottawa aud then Iejoining their regi-
ment. In that case, We suggest whether
| it would not be due to two such gallant
young officers, who have fought SO bravely
and endured SO much, that they be hon
ored 10y an appropriate public reception
AsSAroLIs, Md, April 25th, 1863
Wm Osn.an, E$q,-Maj Widmer and
arrived here yesterday morning, all right
We left the "LiJJy House, Richmond, the
morning of the 25d Three officers be-
sides US came on the boat, and l6l enlist
! ed men. We left about 80 officers in the
Libby prisons-inc!uding two Generals
| Gen. Which and Get. Stoughton There
are but few Illinoisans there,-Maj Miller,
| Goth 1t Col Swanwi k, 22d 1t. Car
, borne, 18th, Cav; 1t Cole, 18th and a
! few others whose names ! have forgotten
n, heIth Is improving now that | am able
to breathe Pure air once more We will
probably remain here several days.
In haste, yours,
DOUG uAPEMAS.
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InfcrmniIon Wanted.

OF my boy, named PATRICK CARNEY, who left
" his home, at his step fathers. john ConoI,
La Sale in August last, and has since been heard
from He is IL years old, Las brown hair, light blue
epes and broad features. Any Information in refer
ence him will he Thankfully received by his mother.
A. ess, TIMOTHY MAHONY, Oadua III. Sc
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From Missouri.

The rebel General Marmaduke made
quite bold venture into Missouri from
Arkansas at the beginning of the week,
but had hard time Of it. His apparent
object was first to attack Pilot Knob, but
making a sudden detection to the right,
he made an attack upon Cape Gerardau,
with about 5000 men, and battery or
two. The place was defended by Gen.
Mcneil, with 1000 men, viii fortified.
The rebels six hours fighting were repuls-
ed with severe loss, and then retreated to-
wards Bloomfield. On the way they were
met by Gen Vandever, who gave them
another thrashing, killing 100 and taking
600 prisoners. Gen Mcneil coming up
about this time, in pursuit, the two COM
manders united, and are pursuing the fly
ing rebels in all haste. The whole COM
maud of Marmaduke will doubtless be
scattered before it can get back to Ar
kansas.
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of gunboats and transports have SUCCESS
fully passed the Vicksburg batteries and
are below, but fer what purpose is not ex-
planned. Gen: Grant is still at Millikens
Bend. On the 23d he issued an order for
his whole army to march with six days
rations, but no destination is stated.
There are rumors that the rebel batter
les at Grand Gulf, Miss, have been captdr-
cd by Federal gunboats.
The rebel raft up the Yszoo has been
cut. from which it is inferred that the
rebel feet up that river is ready to come
out.
navy officer from Vicksburg states that
no attack on Vicksburg is expected to be
made the programme being to submerge
the country on either side of the Missis-
sippi fromH elena down, by cutting levees,
so that no crops can be raised and the
entire country shall be barren and untena-
BILE. which will compel the Confederate
forces to leave for more congenial quar-
tiers, which they already appear to be
doing. s7. ,-~r a. rs'' f
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-05

a. Hf fHf. u TEL o.
= Every Anily, d this sssson. should uss The
uUs ;ia,is sAMDUCI WINE, rriI .#e
Cslssratsd In Europe for it, medicinal ed bsnsn.
siAl qualities - gentle Sinulant Tonic, Diufstie,
a.! sna s sss s.S = s.
md by some Of the arst families in nuroSs and
- = ~ r, ASA TOXIC, ,s.,.ar T. s
* 8 :ss e sgs:s:; VIM ~ s;s'sss
I'-'N ASA pIuRrTIc,, n..- .. >.
"a U.., h cV s =: a.fi 4 As r
0ouf, and Rhsumatie aneetions. .. 4...r.r. -.
.r,F t.r.1.F sPEIR's WINE a5.... .U.|
u not . mixture or mAAufAsturcd article, but u
pure trcm tAs igiss Of tns Portugal ss@sSsS. y.
psrtiss superior 9 any other win~ q n.e, and an
sons and he sSsa a. ana isSrm, improving he spps.
tlte and benefiting ladies and children.
2ft Va ALADIEG WINE, ..' u
because Il viii not intoxieats - other wines, -
contains NO nixture ofsplrits OF other liquors aad
propsrtiss impartins ! healthy tone to tho dis.:t
I've orssns, and blooming, son, and healthy skis
~A' '''p'- ny - = WE REFER TO ~.
few wsll.kuown gentlemen and physicians who
Cen. Winiisi VIM Scott, u.sA Dr. Wilson nth st. ny
Dr.. chit en. N. .YCity. Dr. DousSsrty, Newark
B 3; s;t Ss:, .s,.s. sss york
n.None genuine without the signature Of AL
FRED sPEER, Passaie, N. j." II over the cork
n.MAKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE.
For sale by DrugEiyts and all Hrst-class Dealers.
Trade supplied II baltimore BY WIN. II. BR0Wf
- -.r.. A sPEER, Proprietor.
vIHEYAln-PassAie, New Jersey. ...-
o'rIor-s's Broadway bsS H;T YStk; = tov p.,,..
nov e--ly Aren't for France and Germany
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r. a1 lAsiSs !isqs lxss9' lxs's 81 s5a1ss 1Hssss.nrr,
.sala,elAA . GAYLORD.
AAw~vs ssd Oosssssusvs a LsS,
SOLICITORS
rOn ALL KINDS OF MILITARY CLAIMS,
Corner Jth snd , streets, Room No. =
WAsHIHsToH, D. C.

This Firm, having thorough knowisdge of the
Pension Dasiness, and being familiar with the
practice In all the Departments Of Govsmnsnt,
S: s1 asy osssa Ui ss e
prompt and successful accomplishment Of business
entrusted 10 them than Any other firm In Washing
ton. They desire to secure such an amount Of this
bushes. . win enable 70 snssgs Shs Spo
the basis OF THEIR PAY CONTINGENT UPON
THEIR SUCCESS IN EACH CASE. For this pur-
dose they will secure the services OF Law Firms In
each prominent locality throughout the States
All the necessary blank forms Of application and
evidence requisite printed pamphlet instructions,
and Circulars for distribution In their cAty, with
Associates, names inserted, and upon the due exc
10 them by their locarassociates they will prompt
iy perform the business here.
II Their charges will be FIVE DOLLARS FOR
OFFICERS and FIVE DOLLARS FOR PRIyATEs,
TnRY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY,
and Collection Of PRIZE MONEY.
Df soldiers enlisted since the ist Of March, 1851
disabled BY disease wounds are entitled to Pen.
Sions. An soldiers who serve for two years, OF
during the war, should It sooner slose will be en-.
titled to eioo Bounty.
BY law OF the last session Of Csngress, all Sol
disrs discharged on account Of wounds received in
the service, since the Commencement Of the War
shall rssstys ths eioo bounty and all revenue
stamps heretofore required on soldiefs application
papers are dispensed with. Widow. Of soldier
the siOo Bounty. II there be no widow, then thu
MINOR children and II no minor children, then tht
father mother sisters, or brothers are entitled e
the siO0 bounty, and In addition thereto, depend
ant mothers, sisters, or brother. win be gensoned
WILLIS Z. GAYLORD.
washinstoa, D. C., 1888. mart s-iv
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PROFESSIONAL.
AIMS AGAINST UNITE1
" STATES,

NLAIMs AGAINST UNITED
FINLEY BIGGER, ps,s Rsgi.ssr Of the yn,.:a Z
Counssliors At Law viii devote their entire atten.
ton to the prosecution and settlement Of demands
against the United ststes growing out Of the pres.
emit war, including the Accounts and Claims OF
States, Contraotors, and Disbursing Ofcers appli.
cations for the restoration Of property illegally
seized or captured and for compensation for the
use Of private property for Govsfnment purposes,
and for damages or the injury Of such property BY
The army for %itsSry pay psn:'o1; and bounty
BILE at the Treasury and due to suboontraotors and
They will also give legal advice to claimants
contractors, and to unprofessional agents In lit.
gated cases; and prepare written arguments when
With nonresident Agent, who may send them
claims, an equitable division Of commissions will
Undisputsd Demands will be collected and
promptly remitted for commission Of from hall
TO two and . half per cent, depending on the
amount; and negotiations with the Departments
conducted on moderate terms.
BY prompt attention, moderate charges, long ex.
perfenos, and minute knowledge Of the ex-laws
regulations, rules, and precedents governing that
render their services useful 70 slatnsnts and public
creditors.
Reference may be made to members OF Congress
and ofncers Of the Government; and especially, BY
permission, TO the Hon. ELsssA AWaIrTLEsEY, ,Ftrst
Comptroller Of the TreaelRI.h
Adarsss MsssrN eSoeoeS sHERAAH,,
onss No. SIS ? srssA 80 fssa,Sry And WI
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PAPER HANGIN Ge,
: INDICATORS.

NEW LETTER PATENT.
IN Certificate No. q, ,666, May 20, issa)
INSTANTANEOUS INDICATOR % ..
The Advantages OF this Invention are that's
PERFECT DETECTIVE
Machine Is ofered to the Public that VIII soeoun'
''' ALL MONEYS RECEIVED
For the great beppft III Chartered Companies-as
ysraious citicS IA t532 Passengers over Bridges
THIS MACHINE isHl4 at the control Of Conduc-
and Of sreat strength Ind durability; to further
coAasnt by u. q this eavins point sunnsse''ary'
fELL-TALE MACHINEl
Against the too-oftsn prscticed o..
Irr| KNOCK-DOWN SYSTEM.
Its general use L. also wherever Moneys are paid
for Admission, such -
THEATRES,
On their different Tiers, and all other Public Plsees
Of Exhibition, Large Ftrst-class Hotel Dining
Rooms, (Propristors Of which Will save quarter
OF their rent; by its introdusti0n,) Fair Grounds
Race Courses, Wheel Vehicles, and Last, though
not least, this principle prevents Fraudulent Re
turns Of Votes at Elections.
p. accommodation from those having use
for sush Maehipes, addressed 70 the Undersigned,
VIII '''s''' ROWLAND cRoMELIEN,
WILLIAM y. CRISP,
PAtentees, ses Pennsylvania Avenue.
Washington, May %, 1889 my1-du
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THOMAS Z. LLOYD,

oNhOhho l.. LLO1D,
ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMANTS,
AND AGENT IoR PROCURING
Bounty Lands, Pensions, Arresrs
Of Pay, Extra Pay, &o,
WARRINGTON, b. c.,
Will give prompt and enicient attention to tae
prosecution OF Claims OF every description against
the Cover nment, and make no charge unless sue.
eessiul.
Both references and charges for services viii be
u sde satisfactory,
~. Pensions secured for soldiers wounded or dis.
sAsed during the existing wari also for the widows
and orphans OF soldiers who have died from wounds
or disease incurred while In the United States
Vice; also, Bounty Money for the heirs-in-law Of
soldiers deceased during the existing war.
Fees divided with attorneys or other persons for
,vsrding business.
,yThs highest priees paid for Land Warrants.
Address
THOMAS Il. LLOYD,
Attorney for Claimants,
No. AJ6 Seventh street, q
Washington, D. o,
n. d. Editors Of papsrs pubish shins the above sart
yill bs entitled 70 NJ sssvisss 70 the s@crnt O
their shArsss. TIE L
! de- D-W
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STOMACH BITTHRs

...." rI'G'- 10 ----s : = n tx, t8r.Ft.
REAp,AHp REFLror.s'',,E. -. : :
Make sure sf HsALrH. But howw you ask.
We answer, 'tis an easy task. A....lIa...
strenGthAn the sronAcH, and sustAln lien. d
Ths Nnnvxs, the servants Of the braia.
The LfvEn keep in active play .tr.
And regaisfe, from day to day.
Each organ aid, on Natures plan,
Brace and rsfresh the iHsEn nan. = "
And like watch, that's kept In chime
By constant care, with railroad time,
The systems tone and strength renew,
And thereby cheer the spirits, too. '".
"How," you inquire, "csn this be donsi
This Victory DER Disease Be wonr'
"HosrrrSrn's BrrTrH," We reply, 'A 10 7,
II HEALTH's suPREME rRorrsTioN-fRyi y
A q means OF reseneratins the dissrdersd and
enfesblsd system, regulating every function Of ths
internal organs reviving the depressed spirits In
vigorating the constitution, and prolonging life,
no medicinal preparation, either Of the past Or
the present time, has been 20 oomplstely and uni-
versally successful - D 'a.r .Fr'
HosTErTERs cELEBRATED STOMACH BIT-
Against the vapors foul prepare, a.-,...
That fever taint the heavy air. IT,.
Drink not unmixed the water found
In prairies, woods, or marshy ground.
II sedentary toll you ply,
Nature you susf assiai-or die; "
For when debarred from exsroiss DO.
For artificial aid she cries.
Medicines grand purpose and infant ...
Il threatened evil to prevent: r-.-i.-
And II you'd be relieved or spared
From Ills that crush the unprspsrst,
Hostetter's Bitters use-for note
They are the suREsr ASTIDoTE. ~.
To set at defiance the miasma OF unheAlth soils,
the poison Of unwholsome water, the efiuvia Of
crowded work-rooms and factories, and the bane-
full influence OF sedentary employments, 1t 10 only
necessary to be forearmed with 1.r' ....-.
HosTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITTERS
Dyspepsia's pangs, that rack and grind
The body, and depress the mind;
Agues, that as they go and come,
Make life constant martyrdom
Coles and dysenterio pains,
Meath which the strong mans vigor wanes
Bilious complaints, those tedious ILL, n
Ee'er conquered yet by drastic pills;
Dread diarrhes, that cannot be
Cured BY destructive mercury;
Slow constitutional decay, .. .
That brings Death nearer day BY day;
Nervous prostrstion, mental gloom
Heralds Of madnsss or the tomb; ....
| For thess--though mineral nostrums fail
Means Of relief at least We hail,
HosrErTra's BrrTERs-medicine sure,
Not to prevssi, alone, but eurs.
In ndyspepsia, fever and agus, bilious complaints
constitutional and nervous debility, constipation
sea-sickness, spasms, and In all complaints Of Ma
or Woman, proceeding from casual or inheren
weakness Of the body, the one great remedy an
restorative IL ''
HOsTETTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TERa Do.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-05
CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY HARDwAs

CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY HARDWARE.
Hair Cloth, 10 to 20 inch,
Green, Brown, Blue and other oolored Canvas,
Tuft Buttons, all oolors,
Tufting Twine,
Upholstersrs' Hammer,
Tack Hammers,
Mem, Curled Hair,
upholstsrsrs' Taeks, Light Taeks,
Ffnishins Brsds,
Brass and Iron screws,
Blind and Window Fastenings and Trimmings,
Castors-Bed, Chair, Table, and soeket-Rsass and
Iron,
Back Saws, Escutchsons,
Screw Rings, ho.
Drawer, Cupboard, TIL, Chest, Box and TRUNK
Locks in great variety.
&C., &C., 30.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-05
HEAR THE WTTNEssEs /

Worthless and pernicious articles are so often
bolstered up in the advertising columns of the
HOsTETTERS BITTERS rarely give Quotations
from their business correspondence, least the
GENUINE OPINIONS OF those who use and ap-
founded by the unthinking with the FULsOME
RIGMAROLE put into the mouths of MEN OF
STRAW by interruptions empirics and chArlatAns,
whose double object Is to SELL both their trash
and the PUBLIC.
Believing, however, that FACTS IMPORTANT
TO THE HEALTH AND COMFORT OF THE
PUBLIC, and which can he VERIFIED AT ANY
MOMENT BY addressing the parties who youch for
them, ought not to be hid under abushe the under
signed publish below lew communications OF re-
cent date, 10 which they invite the attention OF
the people, and at the same time ESPECIALLY
REQUEST all readers who may feel interested In
the subject to ADDRESS THE INDIVIDUALS
THEMSELVES, and ascertain the correctness Of
the particulars.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-05

ARD ARE, BAR-J.RON, AND
jul STEEL
Hardware, Bar-iron, steel
Horse Nails and Shoes
Diamond State Bhoeing IronH
Axles and Axle Boxes
springs, Carriage and Tif0 BDlts
Hubs, Spokes, Felloes, shAfts
Duck, Drill and Canvas
Wheels, buggy and Wagon Bows
HAircloth Springs
Excelsior, Tow, Hair
Castings OF all kinds
English and American Varnish,s
A large and complete stock OF the above 90 ..
tAnty on hand. -
THOMPSON d CO.,
no So Ninth st., opposite Centre Ma rkss, o.
""' TAt~ q. n, ThOwpson Bro.
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u. S. REVENUE.

NITEDBTATEB EBKEVENUESTAMP
~ DEPOSITORY.
C0LLEcToR's OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
No. <1e Seventh Street,
Between and r streets
This once having been designAted by the Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue a. the Depository
for furnishing United States Internal ksveuue
stamps, . full supply ofsvcry kind and denomins-
tion will hereafter he kept constantly on hand.
The following discount will DO made,
On purchases q ~, or more, per ssatum.
On purchases q 9loo, er more, . per osntum.
7k'T w L'tI LEWIS cLkPHANE,
-. :. 'ssa.p DsRcs,s..y s.a Collsssoio.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-05

BUILDERS HARDWARE AND TooLs.
Planes-Bsnsh, Sash, Plow, Bead, RAbbet, 10.
Chisels and Guasss-F1rmer, Socket and Turner's.
Braces and Bits,
Braces without Bits, extra Bits,
Hammers, Hatohsts,
Hand, Pannel and Rip Saws,
Gimlst-pointsd sorsws-iron and bras,
Locks and Latches,
Knobs, Escutcheons, &C.,
Pulley, Sash Cord, Saw Sets,
Squares, Bevels, Leveis, Compass saws,
Hinges, Butt, Wrought, strag, and Hook,
Hinges, Hasps-s, 8 and 10 inch,
Door sheaves, Door Rail, Bell Pulls, 40,
Nails and Spikes, cut and wrought,
&c., &C., &c.
AGENT In the District of Columbla ior-
Putnam hammered Horse Nails
Diamond state" Horse Shoes,
&C and p" Horse and Mule shoes,
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