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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-28

Jutant GenerAl: 5s .,fH ..4lEfg ...
Z e4taitris R.Aa ov v,cKssrso. MAY 90 1893
The Army of the Tennossaae ianaad ot
Brulepsburg on the 3Oth of a nril
On the LIST of May, we fought the battle
Of Port Gibson, and defeated the rebels un
der Gen. Bowen, whose loss in killed,
wounded, and prisoners was at least |, 500;
and loss in artillery, five pieces.
On the 18th of May, at the battle of Ray
mond, the rebels were defeated, with loss
of 800.
JoSunt 0n t"S u if.I fut ., way, we deieatea Ten'
Son p;,h Ioas ,o H. anu osr'ureu no" oac1
immense stores and manufactures o and Ui''IS ~
pieces of artillery.
On the 10th Of May we fought the bloody
and decisive battle of Bakers Greek, in
which the entire force Of Vicksburg, under
Gen. Pemberton was defeated, with the
loss of 80 pieces of artillery and 4, 900 men.
On the 18th of May we defeated the
same force at the Big Black River Bridge,
with the loss of 1900 men, and II pieces Of
artillery.
On the 18th Of May we invested Vicks.
burg closely.
To day Gen. Steele carried the rife pit,
on the north OF the CITY.
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S~WE priat, in another column, an a

1~WE priat, in another column, an ac-
count Of the part taken by the llth Army
Corps 10 the recent battle at Chancellors.
vile. We are assured BY an officer who
|. Vas in the fight that this account is in the
I. main true; but that this correspondent
'phould have given credit to the 10Th Ohio
This regiment behaved with great valor,
and les Colonel (Seraphim Meyer was one
of the most heroic men on the field I'D
s., This account will be read with great in
terest by the. friends of our 25th regiment
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-28

n6~THE President has changed vallan.
digham's sentence to extradition beyond
the Union lines. He was sent to Louisville
on the eunboat Exchange, and there would
be handed ovc. to General Rosecrans who
would hand him, under flag of truce, to
Gen. Bragg. s4.. ..a.s.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-28

h%A RUNAWAY. Mr.. Lewis Sutton.
Of this vicinity, met With a. pretty serious
accident on Saturday. His team ran away
with him, short distance East of town,
threw him from the waRon, broke his arm,
and inflicted other injuries. Mr.. Sutton is
quite an aged man.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-28

WTATERS CHORAL HARP--A new Sunday
w School Book. OF ihi pages OF beau,iiul HyniiA
and Tunes II contains many gems such rs "Shall We
know each other there Suffer lue children come
unto me, ~ "Tbe Beeutifu Shorcn "Oh. is glorious"
Leave me with my mulherm "He leadelb beside sl
waersn &C Price paper covers 20 cents; al per 100
bound, IS cents $40 per 100 Ills edited by HORACE
and q which have had the enormous sale OF eight
hundred thousand eores Just pub.hed by
H)RACE WATERS, No. +-l, BrosdwsysN, Y.
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y 4 l..
THR energy and activity of the rebel lead
ers are no evidences, that they are men of
sincerity and honest convictions. Villains
are always in earnest 70 NoSone works with
more zeal ind industry than the bnrglar,
who is drilling bank safe, or spelling a
jewelers. case. He plies his dishonest av-
ocation 10 peltins rain, pitch darkness, and
bowling wind which would makean honest
laborer fly precipitately to his cottage, for
sheltsrs sThodshtless people sometimes
say that the rebsllion cannot be put down,
because its leading men are SO active ADD
.ealous. Necessity makes them SO. They
knows that his head depends upon his sleop-
less vigilance, and every prominent traitbr
in the hand is inspired BY the same feeling
:. is the awful violence ofdespair. Itisthe
rage Of Lucifer who, s.n an everIastii;;...s, I, Z
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-28

s1THE stsubenville Herald, OF last
week, .cSdtsins some patriotic resolutions,
adopted BY Companies A and D Of the 9sth
Ohio Regiment, and addressed to the
Unior league of Steubenville.
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL. no. {.

contain, IA pages and nearly e00 tunes and hyns and
Is the most popular = s. Book issued Among the
most popular pieces are, kind Words" Eden Aboven
Christian Hero" "Beauiiful Zionr Il ough, love my
Mother The Angels told me sor In the Light" Rest
Tor the Weary &c PrIces-psper covers, 20 cents
each SIS per hundred bound IS cents so per hn,dred
cloth bound, embossed gilt, 30 cents, s25 per I0d
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REPRESENTATIONS IN THE 18th REaI-
MENT. Lieut.. Colonel Chsrlesworth, and
Capts, Askew and Higgins of our 25tb Reg.
iInent, have resigned their commissions J
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py-MowINa MACHINES. We direct at
tention to the advertisement Of Messrs. j.
Lippincott h Son, of Morristown, who have
Woods Moving Machines for sale.
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THE NEW PATRIOTIC SONG BOOK

contains % pages Of songs, dueis and choruses both
sacred and secular incung IA pages Of prayers for
sick and dying soldiers I'd soldiers Scripture Manusl
IL is well suited for socia singing well Sabbath
worship. Among the many beautiful pieces may bs
lound. Where hbeny dwes is my country Tho
ChrsiiNn Hero Three Cheers for our Bani,ern "Come
sing io OF heaven Columbia the Gem OF the ocean,
'Freemans Gathering "Columbia's King forever"
Marching Along" &c Priccs-peper covers, Is osnA,
SO per lO0. Mailed al the retail price.
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Guardians Sale.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of n'e p'oi,-ie Court of
u Belmont County, Ohio made on the 5th daI u Nay.
lss3 In The one Of Ire Eval@ Guardian Of ftOmns r.
Mays sesinsf HE ward snd dhers 'he nadersgned,yi
the 6ih day of June, "a, ~ 10 O'Clock on the
premises sGerat public vale thc followinG d<rcribed
real estate situate In said County Of Beinors wit
rhe undivided ninth part Of two certain tracts of land
The hfsiuaci beiDg the East hall OF the Southwest quar-
ter Of sreton s. Township o snd Range s, containing
81 ~ acres, NOR ~ ies<.- " - -
The second tract being The Northeast par Of the North
west quarter Of sectos 10 said Tcwnship and Range,
containing 53i acres more or Ices
Said tracts being the premises conveyed N John
~ Evsps. decessed BY Daniel terry, and of which
said John v. EvaDs died sri<ed.
rExrs OF SALE; One third cash on The day of sale,
osie-ihird IN one and In two years from day Of sale.
the deferred payments 10 bear insrcst from The Jay Of
ally.
Appraised a, eo6o o. LIE EVANS,
May D. t.d,.--sw '''''' NY " '' '"'''' ' 70 ''''''
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..~TaE news from Gen. Grant and his
sesiisu, army Is decidedly invigorating =
With the fallof Vicksburg and Port Hud-
soa,stLs Rebellion in the Southwest is most
th0Sughly played out. God Grant 1t
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VOCAL MUSIC, WITH PIANO ACCOMPANIMENT.

large assortment Of and popular songs ballads
dues quarets and choruses, issued daily Among the
most popular shall know each other there's
lrue 10 theen Oh there's no girl miner by Foster
"Molhers love is true sweet forget not &c
by Kear, % each; Il hear voices singing
Home is home,r Forget II you can, but forgven by
Thomas, 30 cents each
ISsrRuNENrAL Music for the Piano Fore-"We are
coming. Father Abra hundred thousand more.r
Always look on the sunny side, ~Shal we know each
other there" &c, with brilliant Variations by Grobs 30
cents each
Pokas Watzes Marches, Quicksleps, Quadrilles &e =,
by popular authors All kinds OF Singing aud Instre-
iion Hooks Catalogues mailed Tree TO any address
Music mailed At the above prices.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-28

S~THE Locusr. The Pharaoh Tor
seventeen year, locust made its appearance
ON the wing last Monday-May 25. Per
sons should at once take steps to aprotsc,
their fruit trees from its rayages. ! They
will remain here about forty days, Soor
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-28

S0-ARRIvAL OF PAR6LED PRISONERS.
.--Sergesnt Wm. B. Wright, Corporal John
r. Penn, and prisates B. R. johnson and
II. 8. Hahh, Of our 2sth Regiment, who
We're captured at Chancellorsville and taken
to Riohmond, arrived at home on. Friday.
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A Gard to the Suffering.

The REV. WILLIAM CosoRovk, while laboring as
Missionary in Japan, was cured Of Consumption, when
all other means had failed, by recipe obtained from
learned physician residing in the great City Of Jeddo
This recipe has cured great numbers who suffering
from Consumption Bronchitis Sore Throat Coughs and
Colds, and the debility and nervous depression caused
by these disorders alt 800 .4s.if' .l ai
DESTROYS of benefung others will send this recipe
which 1 have brougn home with me, all who need i,
free Of charge. Address 7Iu hsot. F-''r .a g
RE- WILLIAM cOSGROvE-
ssaat.s-r - d, r lion Aseausy Brooklyn. N. v.
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10.WHAT Is FAMEl-Last weeks Ga
sette announced that "Hon. John w.
White" will address the Democrats at
Barnesville. Joseph W. White was elect.
ed to Congress last Fall by the Copperheads.
"What'sin in ;uameP A rose by any other
name, smells Is sweet ,-ssgm ..4a
Joseph's friends don't know his name!--
BE nay wen cry, save me from my frisnds'
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a aa,hI,lrFRoM TENNESSEE. -Dr. 30. Henry
,Wsst Surgeon. sad Mr. e. or Martin,
Sstlsr, Of our aSth Regiments, arrived at
hensen 5 Saturday pisAt rMartin came
.s.g Dr.. West hss'our thanks for copy oi
the Nashville Union, q9egoB .GtF
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SHOULDER BHACEs.-A superior article Eu
~ Ladies aud Gentlemen Just received and for sale =
WELDAl 4 CoLEMANiS Drug Store.
feo One door West OF Lewis House, ~ Ciairsvflla
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@~Further news from Gen. Grant is
looked for with great anxiety. i-{ -iTy
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THE HARP OF FREEDOM

contains 70 psges Of songs duets and choruses for Fpes-
dom. Among the choice pieces would name, Fair
Freedoms morn. % etmy people CO. ''Over the
tan, They worked me all the day" &C. Price 5conls
single, 50 cent? Dcr dozs % per 100; posssgs cent
each
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Admin sstratos.,s Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that at the Probate
IN cour, for Belmont 2odhy he Undersigned was
apnonted and qualified ms Adnistraior OF the estate of
All those indebted IL said estate requested make
immediate paymenti and th0se having claims against
said estate are notified TO present them for settlement
within one year from this date. I 10 yt tarl ,-t
JOHN WELSH, Admir-.
May IA, 1863.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-28
THE REVIVAL Music BOOK

contains 70 pages Of and hymns designed for rev
val. prayer and conference meetings. Price in paper
covers. single copies, ~ CENTS IS per 100 Mailed ttbs
retail price.
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RUTH: A SACRED cANTATA

contains 126 pages Words by Rev. Sidney Dyer music
by Prof Gull This 10 excellent book for
the young. Prices-pap.r 20 cents SIS per Is0
bound 25 cents, SEQ per 10.
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THINNING.

r you want repairing Of any kind in the Thinning
' LINE done promptly aud reasonably, call on
nS HnJfiH 4RRfS
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Snow STORM IN MAINE.--The Portland
Argus says that it showed all over the State
Of Maine on Friday last, and that Paris
Hill farmer thought it looked discouraging
to see q couple of inches Of snow ron, the
ground whore he had iust. planted his corn
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9ird.s

AuLT--Athis re.idenes N Smith rownsisp m Sunday
,,a.s ass Ssfis:es d s'. sd, ws. s, ss a ,g n
liiea very exemplary msn and respected Is all who
knew him. lie leaves an aged widow and large cir
Gle Of friends TO noun his los. 10 w,
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Dental & Surgical Instrumen
a CARD.

HAVING sOLD NY STOCK OF DRUGS Mod,
- cihes and FiIiofei TO the firm Of Messr. weld.y
Coleman later returning sincere thsuks 10 INV natnef
oh customers for their liberal patronage aud
would lake pleasure la Introducing To your favorable
eonsderatoD my successors. and ask continuance of
ihe same and having made arrangement. To remain In
the establishment until Spring for the purpose Of settling
my boot' viii also attend 10 the filling Of all orders
and perceptions JAS. w. COLLINS
Nov. 20. l-12
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SGTopAY tThursday) the State c.-s .."'
2tioa 10 Virginia comes Of. ( .~5elipti
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Nelt, Adrsrttsrl.euts.
HARVEST OF 1863.
.,s Woods Improved
2-HORSE MOVING MACHINE
PRICE 500.


IN PRESENTING ma chine the present season TO
T. the farming community. would say that is very
much improved in many important points any pre-
cedng year; is strengthened p the main shoe pitinan
and sicke-loder md the oter dividing shoe now has
wheel which lessons the draft while the cutterbar
can be elevated or lowered by simply changing the bolt
Of the wheel; aud we now say without HESITATION tha,
offer THE BEST MOVING MACHINE in THE
COUNTRY, Our macline has taken premiums q,
Eng and and France, ihnn all other moving maehines
together, .t.f .iA,. -s-.... - .....f
WE WARRANT 1T TO crr IN WIT, TANGLED HEAVILY
LODGED GRASS WITHOUT cnosIyG AMI ru GIVE rutJ AxD
ENTIRE SATISFACTION EVERY cxsK or 10 SALE II will
cut equally well on steep bill side level ground nn
will out wherever q wagpllcausho drayI a =. -. u.
This machine took the premium al the United States
Fair at Cincinnati last Sepienber over all competitors
and there were whole acres of moving md reapng ma
chimes exhibited at Tint Bar la- also been success
fu in every instance where i, has had fair trial with
other macliues, by acuai work in the field. b.
For sale by NV 'A'- ST.
u. LIPPINCOTT SySON,
my2S-1ms MOitRfSlONN OHIO
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Brilliant Success of Gen. Grant
Observation-Disclosures
The Rifle Pits North of the City
Carried by storm.


MEMPHIS, Tenn, Saturday, May 23 1853.
I forward the following, lust received
from Col. John A. Rawlins, Assistant Ad-
infant. General. p1g
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WATERS CHEAP MUSIC FOR THE MILLION.

Arranged as solos, duets, quarieus and choruses, fH
musical societies choirs. Sunday schools pubc schooA
seminaries, etc. "Shall know each other there!N
Don't you hear the Angels coming'n "shall We Ineet
beyond the river' 'Be in time" "fhere is n beautiful
worldn Where ihbery dwells is my country" -Frso-
Abraham six hundred thousand more' There is Land
OF Lover sorrow shall conc again more" "Heaven-
ly Home Come sing 10 inc OF Heaven" Land in sights
I'VE will love our Sunday School, "Ou God is march
ing on God save the Nation," Whiuers song OF 'rhe
Plantation Negro "Fair Freedoms Morn has dawned
LAST "Over the mountain -Iiule Ella b an AngeLn
Willie s gone to Heaven "Sniler little children 70
come unto me-" "Bury me In the morning, Mother
Come 10 thy rest sweet hour OF Prsyern& &c. Prizes
cents, 81 cents per dozen 81 per 1905 postage ces
each. In shcet form with Piano uccompaa IS
Published by HORACE WATERS Agt
No iAl Iirtinl lxxnx Mar XnIl
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Published by HORACE WATERS Agt
No. 4si, broadway, New York,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01
MAYORS OFFICE, AUG. a7, 1868.

Proposals will be received at this office until u
o'clock m ., on THURSDAY, the I'd Gay Of Septem-
ber for grading and grayeling Eleventh street east
from N street northtO 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, tspering OFT to four inches toward
the gutter line, to be well raked OF stone OF impro
per size, and TO be well rolled with heavy roller
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard fol
grading and per square yard for gravellng.
tractor except upon the certificate OF the tommis
sioner and Assistant Commissioners that the work
has been properly executed:
Commissioner Second Ward.
SAMUEL L. CLEMENTS,
JOHN McNALLY,
au2S-Gt Assistant Commit ssloners.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01
SINN'S" CARD.

In the advertisement OF the Narieties" " OF yes
terdsy the managing agent gives vent to his spleen
" Canterbury" and with consummate meanness
and impudence endeayors to make the public be-
lieye that their isvorite place O. resort hs Can
terbury') IL OF the same prestige IS the " Narie-
singular mortals" will iail to affect the standing
q discerning and iair-minded public. The " Cam
terbury" rests Its wellearned reputation on higher
ground than that OF seeking to ioist upon the at
seconds -and efforts OF scribbers and base artists
The contemplate attempt to place the "Canter.
bury IHGn man pr inv WV ,hs ne"ns1 hS
made known that the "defnnct concern " and the
"varieties were twin sisters In the arena OF
when In existence, although but y dime concern,
always excelled, In every particular, the Narie-
ties" The assertion OF & me agent & 1I the ~" that
handling In sundays Chronicie, is false. To those
who have noticed the persistent efforts of the agent
OF the "" to make capital st the expense Of the
the sharp words In sundays Chronicle.
The attentive reader oi dramatic notices may re-
member the ridiculous gratuitous announcement mt
OF the Varieties some time since that the receipts
of that concern were double that OF any other
place OF amusement In the city. Then, ss now,
elineher, ONE THOUSAND DoLLARs is the hammer
wan .,Siss Tsf shss ma. on The Sesdn What SAY Son
| " Singular MortAlr' Will you back up your pre-
tensions to the claim OF pre-eminence In receipts
Lv drposling one thousand dollars In the hands OF
some gentleman, and prove your assertionsi Let
the " Canterbury" " and friends hear from you soon
on this point. The offer before made is again made
VIII the "V" acceptit The gratuitous informa
tion that the Canterbury Is a " back street con
cern," is poor dodge, and, although Il Is true still
do we "thsnk the Jew for that word" and are glaC
OF an opportunity to inform all whom It may iu
| terest that although the " Canterbury" flames moi
| in brszen array upon a street corner" Its popu
iartty, deservedly earned by merit and honesty
| proyes how warm IL the friendship OF its host Of
| friends.
We are aware that our woudbe rival IL anxious
| to advertise himself at our expense but don
| see it," When he Gomez down with ne Sl,OV
tphich tpe hde repeatedly offered rs wager he may
| expect us to notice his weak efforts,
| Man and money always ready.
| Put up or shut up. 49,,
Did you see our house last night we "na
| wonder at your bowling. u
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01
DEPoT QUARrEkMAsTER's OFFICE,
NAeHyIlIH TENNEgsEr AiiV % lSla

DEPoT QUARrEEMAsTER's OFFICER
NAsHvILIE, TENNESSEE, Aug. %, 1868. I
will sell to the highest bidder Tor cash, the lol-
lowing STEAMBOA1s, wrecked In the Cuulberland
river, with machinery and other appurtenances, as
they lay In the river;
4 /. Steamer W. II sIDELL, near head OF Hospital
Shoals.
.. Steamer CHARTER, hve (6) miles above Hos
pital Shoals.
Sealed Bids will be received at this office until
i2 o'clock IN, MONDAY, September itth, 1863.
Bids will be received for each boat separate, and
der.
A Bond to the amount Of twenty-five (25) per
cent. OF the amount offered Tor each boat, signed
by two responsible sureties to be forfeited neg
lect or refusal OF psyiLg the amount bid, i the bid
is accepted,) viii accompany each bid.
Bids will be addressed to the undersigned In
dorsed - Proposals iur Steamboats,
The right 10 reserved TO reject any or all bids
By order OF Colouel THOMAS SWORDS
Assistant Qusitermaeter General, Y, ). A.
F.s. WINSTON,
su2s-ist Captain and A. q NJ.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01
SCHEDULE A.-FUEI.

SCHEDULE A.-FUEL.
Coal-Anthrscite White Ash-i6G tons; to 10 ap.
Fourth Districts, az tons each; to Third Dis.
trict, 10 tons.
N'nInns IIss seSSnd and Forsn @ thu pl.trcis, cords
each; to Third District, . cords.
SCHEDULE B.-BooKs
Holy Bible-l doI. copies, Svo., leather.
Wofcester's Pronouhcing spelier-2 doz. copies.
scholars Companion-2 doz copies.
Parker ws.'ons ssnd Er., RfsassnS aor copies.
I" I" Third Reader-3 doz. copies.
Fourth Resder-i doz. copies.
Qusckenbos' History Of United ststes-i doz.
shuriiif-s Governmental Instructor-I dor. copies.
American Musical Class Book doz. copies.
swans Spelling Book doz copies.
Coiburn's Mental Arithmetic--4 doz. copies.
swans Primary School spelling Books dozen
First Lessons in History United states-i dozen
concordis-e dou. copies.
Wsrren's Primary Geography-4 dOz copies.
Parker Watson's Primer or Word Builder-6dor.
Davies Primary Arithmetic-s dor. copies. Re-
Davies Elements Of Written Arithmetic and Prae-
!ieal Arithmetic-s doz. copies Revised edi-
Davies' Practical Arithmstic-a do.. copies. Re-
| viscd edition, 1863.
Foolscap Writing Papers reAms. Best quality.
| Note Writing Paper-b reaus. best quality.
Envelopes, large, whlte-l,OOO Best QurlNy
Envelopes, NATURALIZATION. Best quality.
Writing Ink (Dovell's)-lGO quarts.
steel Pens, assorted-iOO gross.
lead Pencils-i0 doZ.
| Inkstands- plain glass; doz.,
| Chalk Crayons, prime quality-sO gross.
Porter h Hammonds Whiting Books, Nos. l to y
| included-l dOz. copies each.
States, 8 by ls-I doZ.
| States, 10 by I2-2 doz.
| States, ~ by i4-l doz.
SCHEDULE D-FuRNITURE AND Mis-, ELLA DCOus
| SUPPLIES.
| Three-string Brooma-li doz.
I No. I Sweeping Brushes-2 doz.
No. . Dust Brushes-6 d0Z.
| shuck Door Mats-S doz.
| Hemp Door Mats--2 doz.
| Dust Pans-3 doz.
Water Buckets, cedar, unpsinted, iron bound--9
| doz.
Tumblers, pressed glass, best quality--6 doy,
| Water cups, tin, pint--lO doz.
| Wash Basins, tim duz.
| Earthenware Pitchers, u gall? doy.
| Coal Shoves-2 doz.
| Coal Holds, 10 Inches-l doZ.
Coal Holds, i8inches-i doz.
Pokers-l dOz.
Table Bells-l doZ.
sponge, medium--S lbs.
1'oweling, linen crash-2Oo yards. auas, s,aissea
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01
0UARTERMASTERS'

nUARTERMASTERS', CONTRAC.
VI TORS, Surgeons, and Contract Physicians
Accounts and Claims collected and remitted to any
part Of the United states, from Az to 8 per cent,
commission.
EXEMPTION PAPERS prepared by my Clerks
In proper manner for lees that those
drafted person not legally liable can be exempted
from military service
GEORGE +. H. DAY 4 CO..
Councillors at Law,
aui3-tf Washington Buildings, Room No. i2
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

SEALED PROPOSALS are invited TIL the Tenth
day Of September, 1852, for furnishing the United
States with two thousand (2,O0o) cords Of PINE
the wood TO be delivered on or before the 3Oth day
Of October, 1853, on any wharf In Warrington or
Georgetown the Government may direct; to be
tractor, subject to the inspection Of person des-
ignated BY the Government. Bids will be received
for any quantity less than the whole. No bid will
be received not accompanied bv an oath Of sllegi-
ance. Government reserves the right to reject asy
bid for any cause.
Bids to be addressed TO the subscriber, marked
Proposals for Wood" at 2a3 g street, Washing-
ton, d. C. s. C. GREENE,
sel-9t Captain c. 8.