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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-28
Rurnt in ERgy.

We learn that on Friday last portion OF the
"gOod people" of Charlotte in this State, hung and
burned the Editor of this paper in efigy. These
people are disposed to compliment US. Stephen A.
Douglas was burnt in egy by the abOlitionists for
his efforts to preserve the old government and avert
civil war. We have no idea, however, that any por
ton of the respectable people of Charlotte took part
in this proceeding.
The demand for our paper is so great that we
haverecenlly furnished copies to the newsboys, to
be sold the Railroads; and we learn that one OF
our newsboys was interrupted in his business a few
days ago at Charlotte, and threatened with the
guardhouSe. He will return to Charlotte with copies
of the Standard and will sell them wherever he
pleases.
Our condition as a people is deplOrable ehough
without disorder and 6Iuodshed among ourselves
Happen what may, let US by all means avoid CIVIL
internal war; which would soon reduce US to the
pitiabe and helpless condition of Missouri and Ken
tucky. If we cannot agree in opinion, let us dsa
gree like freemen, apd not fight about it. We thirst
for the blood of no one in North Carolina. We are
most anxious for the Continued peace and quiet of
the State but we would solemnly warn those who
may Oe uleulIdtlIS peTSOHal NOeHCS Ou dSOOuhb VI
political differences that the first blow struck will
lead to many blows and that the exertions Of the
wise and good may be put forth In vain to stay the
torrent, if it should once break loose. All we ask
is to be permitted to express own opinions free
ly, and to publish the opinions of the people ex
pressed in public meetings. This is Constitution
al right which we intend to exercise at all hazards
and they know little Of us who expect tontimidate
US by burning US in elsy, by threats of person
oil
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-28
From Stanton,

STAUNToN, Va, Aug 25-Col jackson has been
skirmishing with the enemy since Sunday, and been
gradually falling back. He has made stand at the
Hot Springs. The enemy's force between four and
five thousand strong, is at the Warm Springs.
Later advces state that the Yankees are falling
back, which is very probable, as Imboden is on
their track. Their object to be the destruc.
ton of the Central Railroad
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-28

LIEUT.. WALTER DUNN-Tt will be seen that the
"''nus OF this gentlepau have announced him as
.H'ioilate Tor Congress in the I'd District. There
. 10 truer or braver man than Walter Dpnn. He
nay oeen in the service from the first, and acquit-
' u himself with signal credit in the battle of Fort
. ci'S"n He is man of much general information,
u'm In his Purposes, and Conservative in senti-
lent The people of the I'd District would be for
@nate in having such man to represent them.
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Charleston.

The enemy's land batteries maintained steady
fire on Sumter all day on Tuesday last; and in the
evening an assault was made in heavy force on bat
tsrv Wagner The fret assault is said to have been
repulsed. '"
No shells had been thrown at the City since day
break on Monday morning last The Aercury says
"a truce, so far as regards the shelling of Charles
ton, has for the present taken place tits said that
the last answer of Gilmore is that he will open fire
on Charleston at eleven o'clock on Monday night.
1t seems, however, that he has not done SO.
The women and children in large numbers were
leaving Charleston, and the impression seems to be
that the CITY will be defended to the last
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-28

The FREEDOM OF THE PRESS is ONE OF THE GREAT
prLwARKs OF LIBERTY, AND, THEREFORE, OUGHT
NEVER TO BE REsTRANED.-BiU Of Rights OF North
Carolina.
CONGRESS SHALL MAKE NO LAW ABRIDGING THE
FREEDOM OF SPEECH OR OF THE PRESS OR THE RIGHT
- ,,,, I,roPIE PEACEABLY TO ASSEMBLE AND PETITION
VI tnn ln,rpxNEST FOR A REDRESS OF GRIEVANCES
Hanst;,,,tion of the Confederate States.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-28

BALL AND PARTY AT KIrrRELL' s.-The proprie-
'eS OF hittrelIS Springs, Messrs. Blacknall d Co,
Will please accept our thanks for invitation to
Oail and party, to be- given complimentary to the
yOp1g lady guests of the Springs on Tuesday night
next the 1st Of September.
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rHRIsrMAN,s OINTMENT. TIE MOST

OHRISTMAN'S OINTMENT. THE MOST
" popular and eficacous in the Southern Couedrracy
is now prepared in. Wilson, n g., By THoS T. CHRIST
MAN.
The chief object in the original manufacture of this ont
ent was for the cure of Itch in its various forms 1t has,
however itself invaluable remedy Tor Tetter,
Scadhead cuaneous diseases in some Instances old sores
of twenty years standing also rheumatism 80 speedy
has relief been found its for itch and letter. that the
army has Of late purchased large supply for camp and
hospital use In its application N over hundred cases,
each of itch and letter but failed of cure 1t has
been tested on horse flesh and found certain cure tor sore
backs and shoulders In testimony OF its curative powers
any amount of reliable certificates could be addnced Such
is deemed ont of place. the ointment when tried gives
annie proof Of its vauabeness in the or all these all
mets II can be used in any clmate either cold or hot
rainy or clear weather without any danger to the p1teat
This onmentis put up only by the subscriber IN tin ana
pass lars with full drecsIons aud will be furnished TO
persons in want of it at from three dollars to nifty dPa
according size Of jar application accompanied Win
the cash Druggists will be furnished at reasonable ae
duetion, by purchasing large quantity. All oroerS
promptly attended TO-. -,
CHAaLE F. Deems, ID. D., Wilson, N C..
W G. JORDAN WilsOR, N. @.
DR. W. H. HooPER, CasWel Co, n U.
Wilson, n c., Aug q, 1853 V-iy'
ENVELOPES Wholesale AND Retail H., AT
P0AEROH'S.
Raleigh, May 10, 1868. a.
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II OST OR STOLEN.-I HAVE IN MY POS
session clay bank HORSE, birdie and saddle, offer
ed to be sold to me BY man calling himself j. c. CON-
NER deserer from the army; having reason to think
that said horse stolen, have retained him. and
give notice TO any person who may have lost large clay
bank with star in forehead supposed to be from IL
Is years DID, that they get the same bv applying to
at Graham proving properly and paying for this adj
vertisement and all expenses, &c =.
Conner SAYS he swspped for TIE horse with the stage
conractnT on the line between HlsborOugh and Milton,
and tells again that be got him fDr Staneld of Leas
Furg. BENNY LoNG.
Graham, n. c.. Aug. 27, 1ss3- 7o-6t
% Progress copy three times, and send billNo this
Office. -
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POSTSCRIPT.

DAY OF Observation-Disclosures in the State vote on
the 4th day of November Soldiers in camp vote on
the 29th Of October the vote to be returned within
20 days.
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Extract from letter to the Editor of the Stand
AUBURN, Alabama, Aug. 19, 1876;

AUBURN, Alabama, Aug. 19, 1868.
81 like your bold, independent course. You will
observe that the elections in Alabama show great
revolution in favor of Conservative principles, to the
chagrn of the "precptators." Another election,
and oblivion will hide them So mote it be-"
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The number of United States negro trlops actual
ly in the field, is between twenty two hd twenty.
three thousand Fifty additional regiments are
partly organized, and speedily approaching compile.
ton. The estimate of one hundred tho sand being
in arms by fall will it is thought be fult sustained
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-28

Scarce any virtue in the whole ScrlptnAs has been
returned with greater interest than the lo3 ofmercy
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED BY THE
w friends of Lieut.. WALTER DUNN of Lenoir
County TO the of that gentleman as a can
didae to represent the people of the I'd Congressional Dis
trlet in the next Confederate Congress.
August 81, 1863 70-tf
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FERNS OF THE SEMI WEEKLY-sir dollars per an
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GERMS OF TIE wEEKLY-FOur dollars per annum,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27
PLUMBING. &c
DENTISTRY.
w ENTIoN

NEW INVENTION
AARTIFIcIAL CLEoPIAsTIO BONE TEETH,
without metAl plate or el1lpsi by
DIR. 3. B. SIG = 3 N o N d, %.
go Broadway, New York; and a0O Penn. avenue,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth Hts.d
f| Nv WASHIHGToH, D. o.
Calls the attention OF the public to the folloWtn6l
advantages Of his improved syltemi
IGt. The teeth OF his manufacture VIII never cor
rode nor change color by any acids, and are three
tourthS lighter than any other.
"a. No Teeth nor roots need bo extracted, ~ the
artihoiAl ones can be inserted over them.
81. The roots viii be made inonensiVe and nsveT
70 ache, .,,
ones can be made immsdiately, thereby preserving
the natural expression Of the face, which, under
the old SyItsm, j. frequently diAngured;
bth. This work has been fully testedi Tor over uye
years BY many the nTst chemists and phyAieiAhS
o. bf sis ~ H.S invested white indestruetlbls
metal dliiar. with which the moSt sensitive teeth
can be nlled without pain, and can build up per.
feet sound toothon any side TootH' which VIII last
through lifetime. u NlA'H I
Cali and examine for yourselves. nov s-Sn
DR. LOCKWOOD CONTINUES THE
IL practice Of Dentistry, In the waShinslon
GtrooI. IhAVinEprs1 in the south nearly ak
teen years, he koalH assured that he Eve 1AtS-
i0Stion 70 any that may call. 9 Or .I -
T9S9h inDsFtoA On VuloAnita, RubbSg, OF Col
PIGIS. ChloEOlOEA AaAinistarSd UhsA diGiTOAs
aug I-6
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27

".HI. v .
METROPOLITAN PoLIcH RBPoRrs-PrsciRc
No sy--Adafy Boss, dlsdrdeFlyj workhouse. John
White, DO, nnsd S6.tL John Kelly, DO, do. Ed
ward Riley, doi do Fred. FTend, nuisance; hned
% a. Wm. D. Knott, drunk, dismissed. .r. .
Preeinq No. A.-John MeLAughlIn, assaultJ dis
inltsed, HannAh Boan, drunk 1ned 81, 90"
BfPrseina No. 6.--Wm- MeElhAney, grand larceny
further hearing Jas. Jones and VIM Waters, dis,
6rderlyj dismissed John Mclaughlin, suspicion
dlsnluued. WIN. JOueS, drunki turned ossrto the
military. =....r ~. hr
Prsefaet No a. -talius rranksnbtsin, nuisance
snsa o.. Df. Park, nuiSAnoej dismissed Mary
Ray, dfunkj dismissed. Chas. Washington, driving
ID payeihsntt fined a. rr' In Trd.
,Prseiaef 10. Marshall Petit and A. v. Naylor,
prostitutes; dlanissed. Allen Dorsey, running
Aask on sunday fined eIB8 James Malonsy,
Lefty Laurel, John vonderbunt and James Barnes,
drunkenness, dismissed. WIN. Bailey, rebel SPY;
tnfnnd eyEt 70 Col. Baker. James Burk, drunk;
tlShsd Sysr u enilitAry. 'o,..,, ''. ...,.. ai
iaPTsoiau ho. s.--OapL KeArns, highway robbery;
held fos q further hearing. Jas. harvey, assault
art hAtteSyi jsiI nor court, Joshua King, John
Maftef, and hiehoIAS Ktetz, hghtinsi dIimihsed,
PraeiAd .Ess.A-s4musl Robb, throwing Stonssi
z aPsssisf Eo. 10 Martin MoNulty and cattafins
alSNhltT dlSOrderly; fined -. Mary oonroy, In
toSiestion; hned ~. Gregory shehkn, ditoFdeFly
haa pspfane, hned ~ \, Y. Carey, hAviRg stolen
eooAs In poaSnaaionJ dihnisrrA psiere. connor,
VEtsA8eg sssuSity foE good conduct. David Wa
Nrheld, mAiloiOus rlipehieii deferred. ' 10
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27
LEGAL. NOTICES.
COURT OF THE DIS
- TRICT OF COLUMBIA, SITTING AS THE
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
SAID DISTRICT.

United States uS. The interests Of John N. Game
we'll and James dunlop in certain Patents.
Whereas all the right, title, and interest OF John
GaIs%e tSs sttsSs faI Patent SSsnsd te gsSue
Morse, dated June 20, 1870, for Electro Magnetic
Telegraph, rC-iSsued June IA, lsts, and extenied
June 90 1854; and Letters Patent granted TO SAm'l
+. D. Morse dated April II, 1886 Teissued June 10,
lSIS for similar improvements and 10 and TO Let;
tiers Patent granted to Moaes g: Farmer, dated
dated January II, 1858, lor Porous Cells for Gal
vanio batteries, and in and to Letters Patent
granted to Farmer and Charming, dated May 10,
tiers Patent granted TO Moses G. Farmer, dated No
vember I6, 1883, for Electro Magnetic Fire AlarN
Alarm apparatus, and dated January II, 1853, for
apparatus for Setting Engines In motioni and
dated February q isSs, for Ere Alarm apparatus
Claiming, dated March 8, 1859, for Fire Alarm ap-
paratus; and In and to Letters Patent granted to
for operating Signal Whistles by Electro Magnet
ism, steam or Air, as assignments OF the same are
on record in the Patent Onlce Of the United StAtes
and all the right, title and interest Of John N.
GAmeWell and James Dunlop therein has been
GeIzed by the Marshal Of the United States for the
District OF Columbia, oy virtue OF an act 3I con.
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty entitled An act to suppress Insur-
rectiOn, to punish Treason and Rebellion to seize
and confscAte the Property OF Rebels, and for
other purpoAesF' hnd whereas, the United states
Attorney lor he District Of Columbia did, on the
nation In this court, praying the condemnation OF
said property under the act Aforesaid, and that
process Of monitioh Issue against the owner and
owners OF said property and all persons interested
or claiming an interest therein, warning them at
sOme early day to appear and answer said tntormA'
ton;
II is therefore, on this 10th day of June, In the
year Of our Lord eighteen hundred sbIty-three,
ORDERED that notice be given to the owner and
owners OF said property, and all persons Interested
or claiming an Interest therein, to appear and an
sweF this Information on the lst Monday Of July
next, and show cause, u any they have, why said
property, and the right, title and interest therein
Of the said John N. Gamewell and James Dunlop
should not be condemned and sold according TO
lawj and that notice be given by posting = copy Of
this order upon the trout door Of the Court House
OF the District Of Columbia, and by publication In
the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,, twice a week pFeYi-
Gus TO said lHt Monday OF July next, the hrGt pub
lieAtiOn to be or before the Sd Monday in June,
1858.
BY order Of Court.
Testi II. J. MEIGS, Clerk.
Copy Test r, J. MEIGs, Clerk,
jslS-2Awjy6
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27
PROPOSALS.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT
III OF WGsHIN GTON, oFFICE OF CHIET QUAR-
TEaSdkSTER, June %, lsSe.-WkIrTEN PROPo-
SAILS will be received At this ONCE for hye days
from date, for Furnishing the fOllOwing-desoribed
hewn timber, for the use OF this Department.
One hundred and seventy (l70) logs Of good sound
oak timber, thirty (SO) feetlOng sixteen 0) inches
diameter, hewn on two opposite sides, to measure
twelve (l2) Inches through, and To be cut nom
LtAndlng timber designated BY me on the Orange
and Alexandra railroad, or LOudoun and HAmp-
shire railroad, near Vienna or Burkeb station, and
10 be delivered near the railroad previous TO Au-
gust 1888. Hr
guarantee from two responsible parties must
accompany the BID, and bOhdh nom the successful
bidder and his guarantOfa to the amount OF one
thousand dollars each will be required.
An oath Of allegiance must be tholOsed In each
proposition. -
The right ID reserved by the Chief QuArtermAater
TO increase the quantity II required.
s.al.I n oHAs. NJ. GREEN
Lieutenant Colonel Chief QuaTteFmAGteE,
je97-+t Department Of Washington,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
n FICIAL.

WAN DEPT, ADJUTANT GENERALS oFITcE,l
WAsHlNoToS, May 50, ;s6a
General Orders, No. IIs.
!. Bureau iS established in the Adjutant Cen
erAls once FOR the 9ecord Of all matters relating
to the organization Of Colored Troops, An officer
will be assigned to the charge OF the Rureau, with
such number OF clerks as may be designated by the
AdjutAnt General.
II. Three or more field officers will be detailed
~ Inspectors to supervise the organization OF
eolored troops at SUCH points as may bo Indicated
by the War Departnsat In the Norths m and West
ern States.
Ill Boards will be oonven at such posts "A may
be decided upon by The War Department to exam.
inc applicants for commissions to command colored
troops, who, on application TO the AdJutant Cen
erAl, may receive authority TO present themselves
20 the Board for examination.
~. No persons shall be allowed to recruit for
colored troops except specially authorized by the
War Department. and no such authority will be
given to persons who have not been examined and
passed by Board; nor will such authority be given
any one person 10 raiss more than one regiment.
V. The reports Of Boards will specify the grade
Of commission for which each candidate is at, and
authority to recruit will be given in accordance.
Commissions will be issued from the AdjutAnt
Generals once when the prescribed number Of
men is ready for muster into service. %
VI. COlored troops may be accepted by compa-
and regiments by the AdjutAnt General. The regi-
ment will Be numbered ssriaiim, in the order in
which they are raised, the numbers to be deter
mined by the Adjutant General. They will be de-
signAtedi g. Regiment OF U. S. Colored
TFoopA.n
VII. Recruiting stations and depotS will be eS-
tablIBhed by the Adutant General as circumstances
shall require, and ocers will be detailed 10 muster
and inspect the troops.
VIII. The non-eommiHEionsd ofaeerS Of colored
troops may he selected and appointed from the
best men of their numbar in the usual mode OF Ap-
pointing aforementioned ofieers. Meritorious
commissioned officers will be entitled to promotion
to higher rank II they prove themselves equal to it,
TX. All personal applications for appointments
In eolored regiments, or for Information concern
ing them, must be mAdeto the Chief Of the Bureaui
all written communications should be addressed to
the Chief the Bureau the care OF the Adjutant
General.
By order OF the Secretary Of War.
L. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant AdutAnt General.
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n F F / G l A L

Y
WAR DEPT, ADJUTASr GESERAL's oFTICE,l
WAsHn0TUE, May p, 1859.
General Orders, No. It4.
The following rules are prescribed for the guild
Ance Of Boards In exAming applicants for commits
nonH In regiments OF eolored troops;
/. The Board will ait every day, except sunday,
from O'Clock a. m. to O'Clock y. m. The place
Of sitting to be provided by the QuartermAGter De
pArtment, and public notice given.
q. The Bureau will make TO the Adjutant Gen.
eral, for record in the Bureau for Colored Troops
reports OF all persons examined, whether approved
or rejected; the reports will be made weekly, OF
ofteneT when specially called for.
D. Each applicant must exhibit to the Board au-
thority from the AdjutAnt General to Apper before
It, Such authority will be given upon satisfactory
recommendations Of good moral character and
standing In the community In which the applicant
resdedi or, IL In the military service testimo-
mails from his Commanding Officers. All such rec
Omme ndAtions will be died In the Bureau for Col.
Ored Troops.
Z. Zach applicant shall be subjected to iair but
rigorous examination as to physical, mental, and
moral fitness to command troops.
3. The Do ard shall specify for what grade oG COM
mission the several applicants are fit; and shall
also classify and number them according TO merit
or proficiency.
g. Appointments to each grade shall only be made
from the candidates approved by the Board and In
the order Of merit recommended by It.
7. The report OF the Board, II adverse, shall be
conclusive; and no person rejected by 1t shall be
Fe-exAmined.
other instructions will be communl, sted to
Boards, ifrequired
By order Of the Secretary War
L. D. TowNsEND,
my 9s-StwIm Assistant AdJGtant General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27
' STEAMBOATS,.
PLANO FORTES.

u G. LIGHTE q CO.,
t. (lAte ughte BfAdburysj
PLANO FORTE MANUFACTURERS,
AZ BROomE ST., New YORR,
ID block Eaa Of BroddiOay
Mr.: r. g. LIoHTEl the original founder Of this
OAIy Practical Piano Forte Matter Of the late hTm OF
"Llghte BFadbuTyS," having retained his Two
Thirds interest In the whole business stock mate
hplB, &C., and Sole PTopFietoFship m his Valuable
Paienis, inclusive Of hts celebrated PATENT IN
SULATED IRON FRAMES, is the only one who
oAn make the SUPERIOR PIANO FORTES for
which this house has been so popular.
~ All intringoments on his rights will be prose-
0uted according to law.
~ All Piano Fortes from this manufAotSry are
warranted perfect IN every respect for i've years.
Liberal Terms 70 Dealers.
y. @. LIGHTE a CO.,
Ap l0-am 42I BrOOmo st. New York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27
AND UPHOLSTERY
HARDWARE.

CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY
HARDWARE.
Hair Cloth, 10 to 80 inch,
Green, Brown, Bluo and other colorod Gem
Vass,
Tuft buttons, all colorS,
TufEIng TWlnS,
Upholstersrs' HAmmGs,
Tack Hammers,
Moss, CurIed Hair,
Upholsterors' Tacks, Light TaetS,
BrSdS,
Brass and Iron screWs,
Blind and Window FastOninES and Trim
mings,
CAstors-Bed, Chair, Table and sOcket-Brass
and Iron,
Back Saws, -EscutchOonS,
Screw Rings, &C,
Drawer, Cupboard, TIL, Chest, Boz and Trunk
Locks in great variety
&C., &C, &C.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27
OLpIERs, CLAIMS.

"DIsCHARGED SOLDIERS entitled to Pensions,
Bounty, 40, will save much expense and trouble,
And ret their Claims settled much sooner by cell
Ing on the undersigned and having their claims
prepared here at Washington before they 80 home.
H. c. SPALDING, Attorney,
35S ID arrest, near Tenth st.,
Je06-Im WaahInEtOn, ID. q.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27
M0Gs, sHEEP, GOATS, GEESE, 10

IL MAYOR's 0FFICH, June II, 1893.
Notice Ia hereby given that the act approved
March a. 1888 entitled An act for the establish.
msnt Of pounds for animals 40, within the city 81
WSahington, " will be enforced IN All itl pIoyi-
aionS from and after Monday the 2id Instant
OWneFG Of HoES sheep, Goats, Geese, ey are there
fore eRjOlned TO oonihe their property before the
Nv " w ny ny 'n' sn''" RIOHARD WALLACE,
10 I6-eod5t Mayor.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27

LDWARD LYCRTT,
II 1ookBINDER,
No, gn PEm, Avn, WGsHIISTOH, D.
1ooks bound in OVOFy IiYIS-TuTESy, Morocco
AuIgtA SAa Cali, kL
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27
BUILDERS HARDWARE AND
TOOLS.

BUILDERS HARDWARE AND
TOOLS.
Planes-Bench, Sash, Plow, Bead, Rabbot, &C.,
ChiEels and GuAges-FirmH, Socket and Turn
sB',
Braces and BittSi
Braces without Bits, extra Eitts,
Hammers, HGtchets,
Hand, Pannel and Rip saws,
GImlet pointed screws-iron and brass,
Locks aud Latches,
Knobs, Escutcheons, &C.,
Pulley, Sash Cord, Saw sets,
Squares, Bsvels, Levels, Compass Saws,
Hinges, Butt, Wrought, Strap, l SHd Hook,
Hinges, RGsps-6, and 10 inch,
Door shoavSs, Door Rail, Bell Pulls, &C.,
Nails and Spikes, cut and wrought,
&C., &C., &C.
AGENT In the District OF Columbia for
"PutnAm" hammered HOrSs RAllS.
'DiamOnd stGtS'' Horse Shoes,
&c and P" Horss I'D Mule shcS'
lO-OOdIa.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27
n F F l c l A L I.
L. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
my 3-stAwIm

NoTIcE.-Under General orders, No. Itt, .
Board iS now 10 session at No. $50 Fourteenth
street, Washington. Applicants for examination
are referred to the General ordeTS No IA, for In
formation how to get authority to appear before 1t.
4. d. TOWNSEND,
my 29-ltWIm Assistant AdIutant General
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27
n F FL O / A L O..

~ NOTICE.
sWAR DEPARTmEET,
, WASnrNoros CRY, D. C., Jan. 20, 1859,
In oopsosdence Of the pressure of business at
,.. U.r pepartment, passes for citizens to visit
- ,rroy OF the Potomac will be given at the once
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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27

LsbfkgHs oR lsoLDrERs, 20 The following deaths
Neta reported this morning at the once OF Capt,
HArtz: L y. sammey, Sist Pa, James Green, 6th
U. .. cavsp pAinouA Matthews, eIst ohloj b. W.
Cannon, sth u. s. lnfJ IsaA1 Oliver, ltsEh Pa.