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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-02-27
Receipts of Internal Revenue.

The following are the total amounts of
internal revenue tax, exclusive of receipts
from corporation salaries and stamps, re-
ceived by the Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue from the collectors of the several
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-02-27
Letters of Marque and Reprisal.

The following is the vote in the United
States Senate on giving the President pow
er of issuing letters of marque and reprisal.
The authority is limited to three years:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-02-27

In large mercantile house in Phil
adelphia, the porter, man seventy years
old, gets salary of seven dollars week
and his son, clerk in the same store, gets
twenty-five hundred dollars year.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-02-27
THE COTTON SPECULArvou
Case of General German

From the Chicago Tribune of Saturday
We have few of the documents in 70.
lation to the charges urged by telegraph
&c correspondent of the Missouri Democrat
against Gen. GoRMAN, in consequence Of
his reported completely in the military
cotton speculation a part of these we
make haste to publish-the greater haste
as the charge was copied, with comments
not fiattering to the General, into our COL
umns:
We have, first letter from Gen. Coz
MAN himself, which, being marked private
we are forbidden to print but we NAV saw
that ne denies in toto and reoiotim the &C.
cusations made against him, and attributes
to the men whose speculations he has
spoiled, the malice which assaults him in
the public journals for crimes of which he
never was guilty. He AYERS his entire low
atty in the strongest terms, and his entire
freedom from all cotton speculations what
VIVA, SioA0A III POAooh VI Ny agent, proxy,
friend, partner, directly or indirectly. And
he repels with appropriate Indignation the
other and more damaging accusation that
he ever sent any slave back to his master.
We have next the following refutation of
a specific charge, which needs no explana-
ton:
CORRESPONDENCE
HEADQ'Rs DIST. OF EASTERN ARKAsAs,)
HELENA, February 10, 1863.
To .Nessys. Compton e. Ranger:
The detached dispatch to the Missouri Dem
ocrat, dated Memphis, Feb. 9th, 1868, saving
that certain cotton had been seized at that port
belonging to you, and adding the following:
81 But rumor says that high military autRor-
ties are part owners. Gen. German is men.
toned as one of them"
You will oblige me by stating in writing
whether was or am, part owner of said cot
ton, or any other cotton, in any manner shape
or form. 1t seems that no position, however
high, no service to the country however great
no private character however upright, no mill
tary discipline however efficient can shield
general officers from the assaults made by the
votaries of cupidity and avarce. trust that
you will give me an early reply.
Very respectfully. your obt servant
w. A. GORMAN, Brig Gen U. 8. V.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-02-27
SENATE.

SENATE.
Ala5aaa-C Clement c. Clay, VIM. L. Yancey.
Arkansos-Robert w. johnson, Charles B.
Mitchell.
F1orida-James N. Baker, Augustus E. Max
well.
(seorgi0-Benjamin H. Hill, Herschel "
johnson.
Keatucky-Thomas J. Semmes, Edward Spar
row.
Mississippi G. Brown, James Phelan.
Missiouri-John E. Clark, r. S. T. Peyton
North Carolima-George Davis. William T.
DiOrtch.
South Carolina-Robert w. Barnwell. James
L. Orr.
7emessee-Langdon G. Haynes, Gustavus A.
Henry.
VirginiC-Robert NJ T. Hunter.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-02-27
The Present Rebel Congress-.

We take from late Southern paper the
following revised list of the Confederate
Congressman, now in session at Richmond:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-27
alrs. A. called and got one dollarsworh OF
NINE GENT SUGAR, AT MtSICK's.

alrs. A. called and sotons dollars Worth OF
NINE GENT SUGAR, AT MtsIcKs,
The ncest kind. .sa.a,1 .H rssf .
Mrr Y, not one dollAr'n worth Of ths nioesl tlnd
TRN GENT SUGAR, AT MINIcKs
MS, q sos one dollars worth Ofths choices, qua
EtEvEN crNr SUGAR, AT MlNtcEs
Mr. B eaye that he got the beet qpsfityof green
RIO COFFEE AT j. A. MrSIcK's,
That he eyer drank, and Mrs. b sayp shs got ts nu
GREEN TEA AT J, A. MtHIoE ~
while every body calls gets eome of that exrellent
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, Ar.Js A, MIGlrR.r
Mf VI SAYS he purchased NllAt hatrel Of Eeis asf
WHITE FISH an j. A MlSIcK's
Decidedly the best he over uyed while Tho supply oi
NO. aAcKEREL, AT ia. MlSIcR's,
Boil lot se and quality, cenpot Nc eScred IA ihs OF
hemgIgaell,io call at hs establishment and In.
poet his ntpck ol
tHOlCE hRIIeU FRUIT,
GOLFERS AND TEAs
SUGAR OF ALL RtSt4,
And tho largest aud best variety of Groeeres u -. seen
N ne cy. HIS large eslablishmonts on the
Corner OF Market and Jefferson ga.
mapay
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-27
The Old EsLahIlshed hinder.

IliOS. w. ODELI.
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD sTRREr uNFN
THk UNION TELEGRAPH oFFICk.
Nj ANUfAoruREs all Kinds NJ BLANK HunIsi.r
4Nl County Ofhces, Banks, Raj Road uH,,e, I,,,,
49, ., Mcl, eeo DINERS his work compress e1ciy
style, NOM 70 cents up to Sa,bOper quire
hes. No, lad Or We've paper need an nlask " urs,
Magazines, Periodicals, dr., Ae l8und u An, MI,
desgsd N pHin or glii and having The toos ~ ~.
10 matoh all volumes houndb them ~ '''"
Ola Books refS uad and made 10 look ietier th.,,
when newt ~ ''H'i
Music bound IN ANY style deslrrd And paysi /. +. e,,,
Feneh.e ~ vef nsefe oeted here, With music hldn
- hls PAGING MACHINE h. the onlv one n, ti-
0y, aud is que Of The most important iavonfops M
the present Day, ~ vii accurately paqe AMI nur,i ~
Books Checks, Drans, RAILROAD Book suJ rs,,.,
end any klne OF Hanks, as high a. ten fAgasagI ''
", ~; also pays Nery particular attention Ia prs.
RAIlhs ny kihds oi hdHAa With Hiaioa Heads-ksi.
soAa Nd Slher work requiring naatness aud dispsfh
-, hsnhS recently greatly added 10 bis alrsasl,
Asies he u better than ever repaired 10 pless
aN- NE refers 10 tho County Offices Of Mnu,gou,,,
ftesse' perke, aud 10 thu various Hanls R.Ars.i
ouSe~ Se in the Miami Valley, tor specimens oi M
49, deriA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-27
FOR SALE by

VIM wenslholi aud W W Stewart, Dayton, George l.
Boyer, MiRmshurg, AtockaHeF, Union; J & Ander-
sou, Centreulle, Myerr, New Lebanon, u Jackson,
ChamhernbufR. d y bauer, HafFish,irn; ID u Divine,
Johnsyillei Arnold A lImbart, south Arhagion Jacob
smycr, West Baltimore; . Rookie Go ,GerpantoWu;
J W MURPHY, NkndaiiA, II NickolH, LibcrtY; u Rees,
farmefayflei HeycrlingA Herr, Salem, " Pyun0nt,
Williams swaner, west Baltimore. Parker hro,, A
o., fnfkersbnrg, and BY Druggists and Merchants
generally throughout the United states and Cana.
das. aeiGiiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-27

Having one OF the most complete Printing Estab
lshmsnis in Southern Ohio, our Abilities for doing all
kinds Of Work, Book, Plain, or Ornamental, are hra
class We have one Of the fastest Presses and have
all the modern syles Of Type, and We employ the
best workmsp, HH.Y
We have three Power Presses connected with on
Job Department, and are prepared TO execute work
with neatness and dispatch.
sSorders nom abroad will receive prompt aiten
ton. Address rNf
BOLLMEIRR 4 LOGAN, Dayton, 0hiO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-27

nRu0s and Medicines; full stock always on M
J and tor sale At reasonable prices By
dos JAhEe ABBEY, MAN 81, near MAIkel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-24

j. ,,,,,t,.,, 4,. thf. r,,;s5,;tunas oi var oar
:. ,.5 ara (onfanfea ard )oyaI 8n? they
faal thai Tor long course 81 yeays eha Leg;~-
lature has been occUE'eo !" 's'1'oo!'"S &C.
'e: ID Ifsleos ~" >ss'.o -'' ",},;>h 49, pSx en-
l;,sb tas ,,n;;or - fnr,f,ar tues had placed IN
.;ae wav Of tie productive industry ot. thc IA
ton. ~ all these n1et'ns ;'l'' 'larI 70 S%H
'.zi1eF5 'i'a' o ,,
,t1'.y + y ay.r x+tna. a1 a 1o1,orr lesui Hear
hear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-24
}roJ.u NE +. ..NI]
LATER FROM HI ROPE.

=, 49,. e.,,, Sa,,. !, ,s,x,,,sa,
~ '',01Ns>.l'' ,'''te -,
NOV TN, Wlfn till'ea GAYS la1Ss new 1to'5'
Eurone arrived at New York Yesterday
js,,aen ! icfoyia received o,2 Monday NoV
A.,,,3, 1oe.a. fro,n tI,a E,n,naYar &C
@.''' a. 90 ~. .r Ag,..t1
tile ffehtii> u "1l'eh 11'9 h'1' Sst'0s
ya1nestnd 35r 20 SEM representatives % d
<oug1es: ot the chief European states, whose
duty Il sha be to take note of aAd recognize
sae palnts IN which the treaty q ' lenha Ilas
bazn jntringed aud to adopt such measures
with respect to present complications as may
best secure the general peace lL1e laondon
Times. Of the l0th says:
We believe that Eler Majesty ) i5lI5'st4fs
will n,eet ia Cabinet Oh Thursday to c1nsl
Of the answer TO De returned ny Her Sla1es1y
to the Emperor Or the French,
Letters from the ]tmpeoor inviting the Soy
eyeigns TO Haropaan loagTess were o,s-
patched on Lnulsaay, ihth90la'e3s aAsel eA7
speech.
The Emperor aIo impress VITA tle Fflnes
Imperial, leff Iof Conipe'sfe on '9hhoa5 iase'
where they VIII fenlall' il,ll1al'
The Memorial D4ptou4t2qua, say.
Nothing coujd So" more clearly sSle trns a.
meaning OF tie flolpeTors $ speech, 51ah the
eagerneSs displayed by flis MAJESTY. TO con
v@ae h'& allies ano TRENDS lor oo-op2Iatlon s - 10
- progfa "a. 'ntne ne nSs aiasAgo q4t 81 lloin so
th1one l}1!h fllia ooIeo5, IIse emperor lSs
already caused a1foSraln letSeFs 60 ~ ~, ssEl1 -
she principal soverelgos q horope- ne E: pr,
Qort OF the::e comihonlcaaoas> is10s - loss.1j
1na ren'afNaoIe vorQs O the ifof4eauA I pTe-
gTamne L1e Enpire IS PEACE .ng e.1Ls IT,
molal IS 9othor1z9d x 70 9eny as eLslIeg la.se,
me repo1t 5hat me ne l1t'Ne oe SCt. -
A'nta&sador At ! lenDa, ls 20 oe FeI'aceo y
lount v v aleWski. -,
AIudng 20 the rumofS q cI1al1@I - tn5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-24
FROM BITRNSJOF.S ARMY.

The latest adYiceS from General Burns;de )
ar1ay. come via Cincinnati and purnort 10 be
III, t.; !; 0 clock on Sunday. IT that Eine
firing al Knoxville WIS heard by the Federal
extreme outposts from Cumberland Gap. All
iutant Stanley Of the l2tn Kentucky caVaiFy:
brings the latest news direct from ten. Barn
side, which is 10 the efiec; that be U@s sri!
holding out. lie had notified yhe citizens {il"t
h. wonl1 certainly hold Knoxville. jhe OF
frderate force opposing him is estimated al
3G.Ont] men. 1t is TeportvC, that fiie toxin Is
nrT (lose|y invested as tbe GonfederatJs had
Withdrawn from tI,u south SIDE ii thv river.
The artile4y lighting on Thursday and Friday
last was very Sc we're. Dryadier General Sall
dprsop, wounded at Charlottesville Station "a
few DAYS ago. has since died Colonel Wool
ford is reported as severely wounded. + NJ
Cincinnati Commercial looks upon rhe With
r}rawal Of the ContedGrate> 11OE1 the south side
~ Knoxville as ''.ignifcant Il Il decisive r~-
n,,Ise. aud adds, we aro IL hourly eE-
nectation ot receiving intelligence q q most
Important character.
The ,lepredatons Of Noschy' lnen, and tbs
increasing i1n portance oj their operations have
induced the military authorities to issue an
order Tor the Immediate and summary exocu-
t;or of such Of them as may hereafter be cap
turc5}. SO says the army correspondent ot tie
Phil&ae pllis Inquirer.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
DROP SAILS FOR CASES.
U. s. PATENT OFFICE, !

v. .. ofFICE,f
WARRINGTON, June %, 1863
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received ~ this
office until ~ O'Clock NJ. on saturday, the LIST day
of August next, Tor furnishing AM constructing
the csses for models In the north ,loon Of the
Patent office building, including all ma erisls and
workmanship, except the iron pilssters Of the
lower tier Of eases the stafways, and the raibgs.
These will he furnished by the Government, hut II
will devolve upon the contractor TO put them up.
These cases will be similar In form and con-
struct0n to those of tie SALON OF the Test Ing;
hut tie lumber must h At Ehe hest quality, well
seasoned, and free knc's aud shakes; and
the work must be done ~ he Vest and mDst work
manlike manner.
The contractor will ba required to furnish the
brass hinges sud to A. them In. also, to furnish
locks like thsae Of the present tases.
rhs whole work 10 be tiIished throughout with
four coats Of psint, compos d Of the hest pure
lead ground in oil. 1nr lass must be equal, In
every respect, to that o! rho cases In the west
saloon, and must he WI huLlnd and braided, and
iefi clean and whole OIL IAe completion OF the con-
tract.
The plans may he s.eu NJ ths office Of the Archi-
tect Of the U. S. Capitol Extension, on last Capi.
tol Square, every day, sundays excepted, from IA
m to y. m.
The Commissioner reserves the right TO reject
any all OF the bids II he considers II to the In
terest OF the Government to d" so.
All bids must be addressed to the Commissioner
of Patents" and indOrsed Proposals for Cases
| Tor the U. s. Patent Office"
The said bids will be opened at 10 o'clock m. on
the aforesaid LIST day Of august, In the presence o
such OF the biddcis ~ may see proper to attend.
| jyl-tawtAui Commissioner.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
jyl-iawtaul
FOR HATS, CAPS,
SHOES, DRY GOODS, &e.
HEADQ'Rs DEPARTMENT OF WARRINGTON, }
OFFICE OE CHEF QUARTEEMAsTER,
JulI 1. lb65. \

HEADa'Rs DEPARTMENT OF WARRINGTON,
offIcE oE CHEF QUARTEEMAsTER,
July !, 1867
Written proposals are invited for furnishing for
this Department, to be delivered ia this city, the
following articles suitable for clothing contrnbnd
men, women, and children;
RGsset Brosaps, and other servicesble Shoes, for
men, women, and chiliren's wear,
Chip felt, and wOole Hats, and cloth CapA
Res,iy-maie hickory and check shirts, aud DeR-
ham Ovsr-alls.
Ker-eys, hnseys, glnshams, blankets, and other
Wooden ~ d Cotton Goods,
samples should be sent with each bd At the ex-
pense Of the party forw arding the same.
No bids Will be entertained unless salts factory
evidence can be hirniihed Of the reliability and
loyalty of the bidder,
Proposals will he opened from time to time, and
contracts awarded as the interests Of the service
may require,
Good security will be required for the faithful
fulhllment OF any contract made under this adver-
tisemen'.
Proposals should be addressed to the UNDER
signed, aud indorsed Proposals for furnishing
Dry Goods, 40"
Lieutenant Colonel, Chief Quartermaster,
~ Department OF Washington.
| tEew York Herald, Times, and Tribune, and
! Philadelphia Press will eopyJ jya-im
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08

Every family, st this ssason, should use the
-iId s5uiEL busAMDUcf WINE,
cslsbrAssd IN Kureps Tor its medicinal and bensf.
and Sadori6s, highly ssicsasd by smissnt physi.
sad sy usa some q ~ S Enis. n EUROPE saa
ll,'.. As 4 TONIC, ....nB
\ has no equal, causing an appstits and' building
q TIE sy,%ssM, item being entirely pure wine Of Anoss
10 --I''' ,1' AS A prunKrIc, lnI g. uIF
u ninparts healthy action Of the Glands and Kid-
nays and urinary 6rss.s ven 1snsaciai IN Drs~y
ocut, and Rheumatic affections. =, h 90. -
,t-..I ~, ,rF sPEERs WINE .s .'h8Iras
Z got z ni.turs ?! n.nui.stgrsa sr.se!s, sas :.
grape, euitivatedin New Jersey, recommended By
Chemists and Physicians as possessins medical pro
sssss r.s. wS'; sn1
hts and bsnsaains Isdiss ssd shiidrsa. -
-t.fgg lain. ALADIEV WINE, aris, B.I' .
q vii nut Sss Ss' .
properties, inparins healthy tone % the disest.
I've organs, ard blooming, son, aAd healthy sk.n
WE REFER TO
4 few weil:tnown gentlemen and physicians who
% Gsn. Wisasi Wan iseo' 'usA. Dr. Wilson nth st. NY
Si: sSis Ssis j. Il . :DeusSsrsy ssssii
On Il, Di;',. NJ sss., Mar, sii.a III. York
E7rNone genuine without the signature ofuAL
rRfp sPEER, fsssaie, n, j." is over the cork
UMAKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE.
For sale by Druggists and ell hrst-class Deaefs.
Trade supplied IN Baltimore by WIN. II. BROWN
10 7li o. in7 tr-.'f- A. sPEER, Proprietor.
yy. yym.xA.e....s::s.,s, .., Ess jsr;sy;. ~. - .
I .ov sly Agent for France and Germany.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
HARDW ARE.

n sTtEL. Wy
Hardware, Bar-iron, Steel
HoTuS Nails and shoes
Diamond state shoeins Ioa
Axles and Axle Boxes
springs, Carriage and Tire Bons
Hubs, spokes, Felloes, shsin
Duck, Drill and Canvas
Wheels, Buggy and Wagon Bows
Hsircloth Springs
Excelsior, Tow, Hair
Castings Of .il kiris
Engltah md AmsrlcAh VaTRlshes.
\ lrre and eolplste stock oi the above con-
.tantly On LaGd. .,..., %.
THOMPsOS CO., sfr
No, So Ninth 81, opposite Centre Market,
teb1 Lats Q. y IAoupsop Bro.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
Ts Horss Ownsrsi

DIR, SWEETS IEFALLIBLE LINIMENT EOa
HORSES 10 unrivaiied BY any, and In all Gases Of
Wrenchins, its effect IL magical and oertsin. HAr-
ness, or Saddle Calls, Scratches, Mango, &C., II will
also . are speedily. SPAWN and Nngbous may bs
but confirmed cases are beyond the possibility offs
desperate or hopeless but y may be ALsyiAted oy
ways remove the Lameness, and euable the horse
70 travel with comparative ease.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
A Friend IN Assd. Try it.

DR.. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT, As An
external remedy, 10 without rival, and will alle'
ytsts pain more speedily than any other prepare
tion. For all Rheumatic and Nervous Disoftersit
is truly infaliibe, and ~ . curative for soreA
Wounds, sprnins, Bruises, kc., its soothing, heal
tnG and powerful, strengthening propeitiss excite
the Just wonder and sstouiahment Of all who have
svef given II q trial Over one thousand certih-
cstes Of remarkable cures, performed by II within
the last two ysars, attest the fact .,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
PROPOSALS. FOR HAY, STRAW
AND GRAIN. r-
ASSISTANT QUAsrERMAsrER's OFFICE,
FORAGE DEPARTMENT.,

FORAGE DEPARTMENT,
Corner q and 22d areefs,
WasAington, u. C., April 10, 1888.
WRITTEs PRoPosALs art invited ior furnishing
HAY, STRAW, OATS, and CORN, for the use oi
this Depot, to be delivered NJ the Railroad Depot,
or ht any of the Gov ernmeIt wharyes In this city
The proposals to be addressed to the undersigned,
And they should state the quantity o. each article
offered, also the price and the date OF delivery.
Prop, sal. will be received for hye thousand
$1,000 bushels Of Corn and Oats, and MY tdO tons
Of hs. and straw, Ind upwards, unless II should
be for tue interest Of the Government TO contract
or q less amount.
All grain to tie put up In good sacks, Of about
two 81 buGhes each which aIe N be furnished At
the cost OF IN, contractor.
The Hay anu straw q b securely baled.
All Grain and hay uhersa TO be subject to iisid
inspection by the Gov crnlL mt inspector.
Contracts Will he AyGrdrd from time TO time to
he lowest Iesponnihle bidGers as the interests Of
the service may reIdife,
Good security wiN pc required for the faithful
fulbnent Of any contract made under this adver-
tise nent D., . .'......
Payment to 10 made at the compilation q the
| contract. ID .... Z. l. Brown,
Capt. aud assistant auArtsrnastsT, q. q A.
spU-sm
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08

Contractors not residing at the place where de.
liveries are required must establish agencies At
what may he required; and when contractor fails
promptly to comply with a requisition, the Chief
outhorissi I 10 directs purch.sss to Be- made 70 sup
eli the contract; the record Of regulation, or
and Clothing or at either Of the navy yards More
said, shall Ge evidence that such re1uisition hss
been made and received.
each Of the Aforesaid navy yards Ard In case more
than one article 10 contained In the Offer the Chief
OF s Ss VII asSe ans a to 1eoo, one os
reject tho remaindery and bidders whose proposals
are accepted land none others) will be forthwith
be trsnsmitted to them ior execution, which Goa
tract must he returned to the bureau within Ave
days, exclusive Of the time required for the regular
Two or more approved sureties, In sum equal
to the estimated amount Of the respective con-
ass, VIII Ie teqHlen ana 9 awehy pol centum m m "
~ nruts account thereof as collateral security
l.. ,dt on, to secure Its performance, and not In
srr event to be paid until 1t 10 In all respects COM
D,f nj: forms OF proposals may be obtained on ap-
plicaiion 70 the navy agents at Portsmouth, New
HampshIrej BJstVn. New York, Philadelphia, BAL
timofe, al a. this Bureau.
A rec I'd, or duplicate Of the letter informing
sSs tSeseo nv ssha the meaning
esItcd in conformity with this understanding.
| Every offer made must he accompanied las de
| rected In the act OF Cony,ess making Appropria-
tions for the naval service for ists-'t7, approved
10th Of August, 1861 by a written guarantee,
signed by one or more responsible persons, to the
effect that he or they undertake that the bidder or
bidders will, II his or their bid he accepted, enter
into Obligation within Hve days, with good and
| sufficient sureties, to furnish the supplies pro-
posed. The bureau will not be oblignted to con-
slider any proposal unless accompanied by the
guarantee required by laws the competency Of the
guarantee to he certified by the navy agent dis
proposal must be accompanied BY satisfactory
evidence that the biGLer has the license required
hy the law Of Congress.
The nsnon of 6dders Ia called 10 The samplss and
Srpiion Of articles required in he tnspecfon or
rso,pion dJusf bu rigid eomparisOn ie1 u made be.
iyfp tie aiieies c1ered aad iae sam'ie aad conirda
ne scng 6f jail teiop them 1Rd their al enfion
T. also particularly directed 10 The joint rssoiiion %
2I Mdreh, 1884, and 10 The aei e iUh Au3us, 1875
| jel6-l,wiw
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
PRODUCE.

HOMPSON & CAMPBELL
nEAIERs IN ALI KINDS OF
fRUITS AND PRODU JOE,
BUTTER, EGGS, CHEEsE,'Sc,
,oB. yENssYLvAsIA AvEsrE AND EIGHTH STREET,
Under Aliens Dry Goods Store,
.s,s-lm WARRINGTON, .. c.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
ARCHITECTURE.
lI A BILE W 0 r. X 8

M A r B L Il WoR X 8.
HENRY PARRY, manufacturer Of Marble Man.
tels, Monuments, Mural Tablets, Tiles, Cabinet
and Plumbsrs' slabs, Caen stone baptismAi fonts,
Altar Tables, &o. bIanufActory and WAferoomp,
II, 70 and 10 East Twenty second street, near
Fourth avenue, New York.
N. B.-Gratss, from the lowest price 70 the mos
costly futsh. furnishsd at New York prices,
Marble Wors put up IN any part Of the country
NJ AL-sms 70. 20. % o.