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The journalistic Excursion-An
Editorial Buffalo Hunt-In'
dian DepredatiOns.

A telegraphic correspondent OF the Gin
cinnati Commercial writing from Kearney
Nebraska, under date Of October IA, says
The editorial excursionists are having O
grand time in the vicinity Of this place
The main portion Of the party are at old
Fort Kearney, shooting buffalo and ante.
lope. Several large, fine, fat fellows have
already been slain. 1t is thought that the
party will kill at least dozen buffalo be,
fore sunset. Kinsley, Of your city, &C,
companied them. Bean, master OF trans
portation, the Sheriff Of Decatur, and q
dozen others, have just returned from Q
successful hunt. A locomotive conveyed
the party to the grounds Of the buffalo
seven miles east of this place. One fine
bull was killed while the locomotive was in
motion, by Mr.. Bean. We leave to.mor
row at noon for Council Bluffs, where the
Inequalities Of the city will be extended
us on our arrival. Yesterday evening
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S coaches, filed will
passengers, were chased several miles by Q
band Of Indians, near Julesburg, and would
have been captured had it not been for the
aectness of the company's horses.
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The SMOKERS ADVENTURE WITH Doc
A gentleman about to travel on French
railroad had, at the time of entering the
car, an unlighted cigar in his mouth.
Observing that there was lady in the
compartment, he was about to replace the
cigar in his case; when 10! rom the lady's
feet there rose fierce dog, in n threatening
attitude. At the same time the lady
snatcbed the cigar from the gentleman's
mouth and threw it out Of the window, with
the remark: II dislike smokers; they
make me ILL.," The gentleman, with I
polite bow, rejoined: 81 do not like dogs
they annoy me-" Then Selling the ami
NAL by the back of the neck, he pitched
him after the cigar.
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING MA

0PYIoE CHEZ QUARrERNAsrER,l
FIFTH MILITARY DsTRIcr, \
NEW ORLEANS, La, October 7, 1857.
a, III. ono. uatii "a wspNRspAY o.tSS:r Is
1887, for the following amount Of Buidng Material,
10 be delivered At Bralos Santiago, Texas TO
inspection al place Of delivery, viz:
~ %S f Zee. rS S Lumber yellow pine
inch.
$40. 600 Shingles, eighteen inch.
IS, 900 Laths.
900 barrels Lime.
40 barrels Cement
10 Doors, s feet sinehss. by 7 feet rehes, ~
inches thick, fall moulded.
IL pairs sliding Sash, glazed, feet " Inches
Siylfess 4inehs'' ~ inches thick lights
IS rranscm Lights, ! foot Q inches by feet S
inches, 1 lights, 10 BY IL
Separate bids wilt be received for the delivery Of
the same articles at New Orleans, Louisiana.
Specifications Of pumber Of pieces and dimensions
required can be seen at this once, from IN. to p
| IN, daily.
Delivery must commence within twenty (2ol days
| from date Of acceptance Of proposal, and be com
pleted within my (5o) days from same date. All
lumber must be Of best quality, and free from sap
splits, knots, &c Shingles and other materials to b
Of frt quality. Glass to be best double thick Amer
lean.
The successful bidder must be prepared to eIteut,
contract and give bonds for the faithful perform
Anee Of the At once, and sAtsfAetory evidence
the loyalty and sslyeney Of each bidder and portOI
| offered as security will be required
The bids will be opened on the day and hour be
fore named and bidders have the privilege Of bsi0I
present At the opening
| all bids
Proposals mu.t be plainly endorsed " PROPOSAL
for Building Materials, aud addressed to the IN
'"'' A. J. MoGoHNIoLE,
Bteyet Lieut.. Col. and "a. NJ. u.sA''in charge Q
| Office. ocls.td
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alatiunal gspnblitau.
A Melancholy City.

The New Orleans Picdytlne, Of October
lOta, says: Another Sabbath has passed
without anything to mark il from those
lately gone, unless il was the increased
dullness displayed on the usual thorough
fares used TO seek recreation, Wha'
generally characterizes New Orleans or
Sundays, in the way Of pleasure seeking
and the different modes Of putting away
the cares Of the past week, was only obser
vable in slight degree yesterday. The
cars to the Lake, Carrollton, the halfway
house. and other popular Sunday resorts
came and went with freights Of passengers
each of whom could comfortably accom-
modatc themselves with full seat. Thi
was to be expected at the present time, a
there is scarcely person in our mids
who has not the wants and necessities o
some relative or friend to look after, or Il
engaged in works Of mercy among thu
stranger poor and needy. All seemed Il
realize that again the affecting hand o
Providence is laid heavily upon our de
voted city, and the common, natural sym
pathetic feeling which is contained in
greater or lesser degree in every heart wa
at its fullest flow. There was little inclina
ton to seek pleasure with the knowledge
thai suffering existed on every side. We
can only bear our Affections msnfully, ii
the certain hope that at the furthest
few short weeks will remove the scourge
from our midst. The autumn dir, with the
aid OF Jack Frost, will once more restore
our streets to their wonted animation ant
hustle; the gloom of today in the natura
order or events will sink into the dim, half
forgotten past, and New Orleans will bt
itself again.
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INHuNAN WRETCH-A sea captain, named
Rufus Lodge, has been put under bonds,
at New Orleans, for brutal treatment oil
two English lads who slowed themselves
away in his ship at Liverpool in order to
get free passage to America. Among
other things he had them stripped and
placed in a tub of sea water and lime, and
scrubbed with coarse brush and sand
paper until the skin was taken of. At
other times he would tie them with sharp
stake under their chins. thrusting their
heads backward; beat them with a boot.
jack; make them drink salt water, and per.
form various other experiments upon
them, displaying considerable ingenuity in
torture.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
RIREwOOD HOITaE Huuntuv A 0uuur

xsci w ssiss. X. &c o. ss 'i asis.
S SGIs y ION " agfa,y hi. 7. Alison
| Burnett, Cincinnati; Henry P. Peakes, ". y; An
lrew scyaup, Darlington; James Pringie, John
SnSispS; j E. kalinss, Peeris, ii r. G. IrisE:
and wife, a.; James whaihall. Piedmont hdward
Thompson, Chicago Irwin sts'ss.on, Pi'' ss,
Msa Eisp's sS% S%sl s''a sfaiIs ssn iiSin
R s,, R's%SS y'Sa E %s.T p.Si siss
mond; John Buxhy and wife, Mobiles n. vande.
yer, Philadelphia; T. O. owen, J. NJ. Beandard, ssw
Orleans p. Q. More, '. N. Casey, N. T.; g. j.
\ Mussey, Pitsburg.
EBBITT HoUsE-C. O. WILLARD.
| James s. Williams and W. @, Moore, New York
Nj John N Walton, J. B. Dewitt, J. NJ. Harding. Q.
join :. Evsns, IT,, aud WIN 7. Ladpor. Philadophi.i
Tho,. 4. Crosby, N II J. g. Gibbs, Cbarleston;
wSr1 SSS1ya J%hn M.n.t sis No Geo.
I. HeadtieSsou, u.sA.; John D. Burnett and s. Z
Smith, hio; WIN. B. Bond Bsltimor,, Nd Mrs W
New P' RsssR enc Randall, ~ito and children,
i Washington.
METROPOLITAN HoTEL-Porrs d sHELLEr.
| T. L. Alfriond, Richmond; W. 8. Newton, Liver
pool d G. Bureh, Nd. W Lenox, D. c.; A. L. Az
dsrson aud @. W Locke and servant; las. hillward,
Richmond; Z. Z. Tucker, Attention, R. /. ; Thous.
| simms and lady, Frank Thorn, Misses Thorns and
| servant, New Orleans; Jas. Upperheimsr, New York
Il. D. Mlekio, Stanton, Va. H. II. wysr. wife and
Boston, Mass W. Il. Trego, Mrs. A. 3. Seller Miss
O. A. Seller, Mis- H. G. Jordan, and Jerry Dunn, Bal
| timoret Thoi, Hall, IT,, aud NJ Wilson, Nd. \.
| Jones, Mrs. May Norton, J. worthington a7d wife,
and V. B. Ryerron, N. II.
wILLARDS' H0TEL-SrKEs, CHADWICK a Co.
| J. D. Jones, San Francisco; John Marshall, Eng.
land Dermith, New York 7. N. Dearborne, q. g.
EAvyi s. Mowery, Arizona; II. N jenkins, Whining.
| ton, Del. Thomas ?. Howell, Newark, N, VIM.
Tenn. ]. r. Duuglisou, Harrisburg, Pa q. " Har-
lney and wife, Chicago r. A. fl,eher N y. o. w.
| Lsnigap, Utica, N Y. William Ward. Memphis
| Col. John d. Mosby, Va; Hisgings, Wilmington,
| Del. James 7. Kirkward, J. W. Adams, X. Adams,
W. z Jenkins and wife, New York H. Poster and
| wife, J.. "A Coo and wife, Newark, N. J. 7. r.
Clarf, Utica, n. T.; 9. II. shinu, Nj
| OVERS HOTEL. W. DYER.
John Herley, Va. &. Davis, Mason City, ". V.
BeDjamin Harrison, Va I. :. De Hsss ard lady,
Washington, D. c.; J. T. Hall, Baltimore, Md,
silman, x. D. Carter Jefferson county; 4, oilling-
ham, George W. Green, Baltimore, Nd. B. Bailey
and lady, Columbus 4. O.. 3. A, Bivtvis; p. &
| Pearcs, Albany; James Dungnetl, Ky Jonathan
Hopkins, St. Louis, Mo- Henry Bornell, NY.
sEAToN HoUsE-JoHs Il. sxHrxs
| L. Q. Diltop, r. c. Jackson, N, 7; ". A. waller
| Delaware John Peddutk, Philadelphis; Theodor
L Moody, A L. M,rrimAn, city p. W. Taylor, Ohio
7. Riblett, Philadelphia T. Z. Boyd,w. n, Myers,
+. pewyer, Baltimore.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWES.
W. y. Johnston, Nd. o, 3. Loveiov. city 1 }. 4
Bogden, Boston. Mas Richard Jones, Philadelphia
Penn; Captain b. B. EOuss, o. s. A Colonel Jane
Gleason, Va.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
IL ROAD,


- ROAD.
WAsHIIsrog, Jan. Q, ls67-noon,
Trsias between WARRINGTON and BALTIMORI.
and wAsHIHoroH AND THE WEST are now rup
- follows, Wis;
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 700, T4S, and i2lo
.. N, And AGO, so, and s+b p. m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except susdsy. At !. 90 T. m and 4 90
And p. m.
TOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF annapolis
JUHUrIoE.
Lssys st Is and q. m. aad 81 2 oo And 80 D.
N. daily, except Sunday.
FOB AHHAPoLIa
Leave At 100 ard and l. 80 .. N. 10 train 10 or
from Annapolis on sunday.
on SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMoRK.
Leave ct 7. 10 Am. and 40 and g. IS p.m
FOR WAY sTArI0Ha
Leave a. T45 .. m. and l. 80 and 9. % .. m
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Lssy. daily. except Sunday. 4, I1s, m and 4 30
On sunday, at $50 and g. 6 p. m. only, sonaostins
Relay station with trains from Baltimore to Wheel
Through tickets to. the West can be had at the
Washington Station Ticket ones At all hours in The
FOR Now York, PhiIadslphia, and Boston, -. ID .
ysrtissmsnt Of Through Line.
J. L. WILSON
hAstsT Of transportation
L. n. COLI
General Ticket Agent
GEO. Q. K0oHfZ,
General Agent, Washington.
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PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE
OF SUBMARIhR TELR0RAPH GABLE

IL OF SUMMARIZE TELEGRAPH GABLE
CHIRP QUARrERSAsTER's OFFICE,
FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,
RICHMOND, Va, October Is, 1857.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ofcs until
y O'Clock m, "WEDNESDAY. October Is, 1867. for
the purchase Of the
SUBMARINE TLLRdRAPH CABLE
between Fort Monroe, Va and CherTystone, Va.
The Cable extends from the Black River Light,
near Fort Monroe, Va to the Cherrystone Light, Va
10 twenty -throe (2s) miles long more less. ne
Conductor consists Of seven ~ No. sixteen 90 cop.
per wires, and Is double armored. The inside lrmoT
Is Of No. 10 wire, laid splrally The outside NOR
10 Of No (sx) galvanized wire, laid parallel, and
bound with No. galvanized wire. The whole weighs
ten Q0) tons to the mile.
1t was manufactured In Europe for the Govern.
ment during the war.
1t has lightning leak in II and ten slices, aud will
be sold as itlRys.
The Chief QuartermAster 1rst Military District rs.
80 yes the right Of reJeeting any or all proposals
which he may deem too low.
Payment 70 DO made In Government funds imme-
diatey after the receipt by the bidder Of the noasa
ion quainting him with the acceptance Of his bid
Proposals should be plainly marked " Proposals
for tho Purchase Of Submarine Telegraph Cable, -
aud addressed to the undersigned.
Byt, Lieut. Col and ouartermAs,sr, u o. A., ohief Q.
N. Let Military District oels.td
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mh1s-d&vly

80 To Consumptiyes.-The Advertissr
having bssn restored to health in few weeks, BY I.
very simple remedy, AFTER having suffered several
ysSrs With severe lung Affection, and that dread
disss's, Consumption, Is SBxious to make knows n
his fgllnW.SoHsrsrs The msSns Of cure.
To all who desire It he will send a copy Of the DIT.
seriptior asSi free Of charge, with the dirsetioas
for preparing and us!ng tas same, which they will
md suEx crKE HoA CoNsrxPTIcs, AsTsHA, BRos-
oHIrIs, he. The only object Of tire adysrtissr In
sending the prescription ia to benefit the Afflicted
and spread Information which he sonesyes to be In
vhuAblsi and he hope. every sufferer will try his
remedy. IS 1t will cost them eothing and may prove
a bleeding.
Parties Wishing the prescription will please "a .
drssa REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oeH-dwly Williamsburg, Kings Co.,E.Y.
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no. ISL
DY THE PRESIDENT OF THE
ID UNITED STATES.

lno. Tz3l
DY THE PRESIDENT OF THE
ID uSIrE2 SIZES sTE. v,r,or
For the sale Of valuable land. IN that part Of the
Sioux Iadian Ra.srvaiion on MINNESOTA RIVER,
% .uS:s 10 az n st. ri PRTKs tue district
In pursuance OF law I, ANDREW JOHNSON,
President Of the United States Of America do hereby
held at the undsrmsntionsd land ones in the State
Of Minnesota at the period hereinafter designated, to
Al the land once at ST. PETER, commencing on
MONDAY, THE 20 DAY OF DECEMBER Mkt,
for the disposal OF the public lands situated within
the following towIships.. and parts Of townshiPs,
'n sS s'Rai l ~ ThE BASE LIE AND WEST OF
following townships. and parts Of Townships, falling
within said reserve:
The tracts or parcel. in the parts OF townships los
The tracts or parcels in the part Of township IO9
The tract. or parcel. in the part Of township ITO.
The tracts or parcels In the part Of township ILL.,
Of range 81, except fractional sections 9, T. 49,
VS. e. a. lot; 2 ~ "a. .ss, II; y a. s
| section II; sections 80 and IS.
The tracts or parcels in the parts Of townships 100
The tracts or parcels In the part Of township Of
range So, except sections 81 east half section
n. x section 22 sections u.s. a. .oTth half and 8.
| g. Y section Is
The tracts or parcels In the part Of township ia
o. range ~, except me es.. Oh o. D. section ~,
| HasuonAi seeuons % nna 90 ...,. =, ,,,,
| al, me HAets 81 parcss ~ 'ne pA'" VI ''"nAhips
| iy, anu ~, ol Innke ~. -. =, ,.,,, -,
| 40 urs ~ paIess NV par" VI ""n'n'Ps III
| au ~, " inse ~ Al. n.,,. o,,o,lt,,,
| nteS ., Pateeh N s az PAi" VI '0"hsniPsiii
IL ~ ii1 ana ia, OF rshse ~, ~. o,,o..,,,o
"a u9. ~ pheeis N 'ne paris VI ''NhsniPs liz
Ths naes parcel. IN 'ne par" OF townships lis,
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BRoAD.sTREEr, Philadelphia, is eleven
miles and half long, in on straight line
and one hundred and fifteen feet wide, ex
tending from League Island, on the Della
ware river, to the Northern boundary o.
the present city limits. At its present
rate OF improvement it will require only {
few years to make it themost magnificent
thoroughiare in the world.
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81 Free 20 Everybody.-A large b
oreuln, giving Information OF the greatest iTuPoi
snee 10 the young Of both sexes.
It teaches how the homsly may become beautiful
the dsspised respected, and the forsaksn loved.
No yoang lady or gentleman should fall to .sad
their address, and receive copy postpaid, BY 70.
turn mail. Address 7. o. Drawer a.
mh19-dAwly Troy, III.
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1900 GREAT 1000
IOOl rEnNsYLvANIA ROUTE lOOI


SPRING BCHEDULR
On and atsr MAY Ath. 1867, trains will run a.
follows,
washinston....7. % q. m. Bsitimsrs.....lal 10 p m.
TIE d RiST BSo 1a N. RoH IT. g
with ELK0AHT SCENERY, Palace STATE room, day
and night Cars, with modern improvements, and
saving from four 10 twelve hours In time over any
other route; Two hundred miles saved to Western
and Central New York.
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
Throukh from BALTIMORE to ROCHESTER, and
PITTSBURGH without change.
Passengers By this route from Baltimore have the
Advantages Of making all changes In UNION DE-
p0Ts, and no FERRIES
Tickets By this route can be procured at the once
corner Of Sixth street and PsnnsylvauiA avenue
underNaonal Hotel, where reliable Information viii
be given At all times.
Passengers procuring tickets at thi. once, can %.
eure accommodations In Sleeping Cars for Bimira OF
Pittsburgh. W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agen.,
Corner Sixth Of. and Penn. avenae,
Washington, D. g.
deS-ly Baltimore Nd.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscriber has obtained from the oYnbsna,
Court Of Washington county, In the District Of Co.
lumbia, letters Of administration on the personal
estate Of Robert L. u IIsll. late OF Washing.
ton, d. G., deceased. IN persons having claims
against the said decoased hereby warned to ex.
hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, TO the
rnbseriber on or before the hrst day Of October
all benefits Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this nrst day Of oetob,r
1857. lbAbhLLA A. B0zZhLL,
oeS.wswh AdRinisjrstIix;,
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For seventy years the librarian of Har-
ward College has led the closing hymn at
Commencement, which is always sung }
the "good old tune" OF st. Martins.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

81 The Healing Pooi-An Essay for
Young Men on the Crime Of Solitude. and the Dis.
eases and Abuses which create impsdlmspts 10
MARRIAGE, with sure means Of relief Sent IN
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge Addrs,s Dr.
J. sKILLIN HoUGHTog. Howard Association
Philadelphia, Pa. .,:--3m
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81 Know Thy Destiny.-Madsms K. r
THoRSToS, the great Eugish Astrologst, ClAirvoyan
and PsyehometrciAn, who hGs Astonisbed the seiep .
tie classes Of the Old World. has now located her
self at Hudson, n. 7. MADAME THORNTON POSSESSES
such wonderful powers Of second sight, q, to enable
her to imPau knowledge Of the greatest importance
to the singls or married. Of other sex while In q
state OF trance, she dsaeatss the very features Of
the person you are to marry, and by the aid Of an
Instrument Of iatoaSs power, known as the Psyeh.
omotrope, guarantees to produce life like picture
Of The future husband OF wife Of the applicant to-
se'her with date Of marriage, position In ls load
Ing trai.s Of character, SC This 10 NO humbug, a.
thousands oftsstmon!Gl, eEa assert shs will send,
when desired, certified eerfeats or written guar.
sntee, that the picture Ia what It purports to be-
BY enclosing snail lock Of hair, and stating place
OF BIRTH age, disposition ard complexion, and en-
elo'irg si,y esnts and stamped envelope addressed
to yourself you will receive the picture and desired
Information by return mail. All Communication,
saerOdly confidential Address, in confidence, MAD.
LhE E. p THoEsToa. 7. {. Box 223, Hudson, NY.
| mhls.dawly
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, THE Sd DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1867.
Rllen Pixton, petitioner,
vs.. No. 1901. In Equity.
Henry A. Pixtop, def'L
On motion Of the complainant, by N. Thompson,
her solicitor II is ordsred that the defendant cause
his appearances 10 be entered herein before the
hrst rule day occurring forty days after this day
otherwise the cause will be proceeded with as In
case Of default provided copy Of this order be pub
lished In the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, once Q week
until said rulo day.
By order OF the Court,
0sI.wSw RI. hEIos, Clerk.
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RAILROADS..

n II r o q q II LIN e BETWEEN
L yWDhssaHIsaroS' fHIIApnrHrA. Arp new
,,.,..,. y.: :s,. a; y 2 is.. e.,
ron INV YoRR, vi,hsu, chang. Of ears, I'D
Leave daily Except Sunday a i.tS a. m. ials
YoR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily Except sunday at T.b a. m. and n 10
and go and p m. nF'
... ON SUNDAY.
N. only.
Sleeping ears for New York on 700 ,. m. train
Through tickets 10 Phiiadslphia, New York or Bo..
ton, can be had at the Station once At all hours in
See Bsltimors and Ohio railroad advertiser en-,
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An.
napolis, and the west. i'll. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation
L. n. COLI,
General Ticket Agent
GEO. o. KooNTx,
Agent, wAshingtcn.
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PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.

OFFICE DEPOT CONMIssARY OF suBsIsTENCR,I
wAsHiSGToS, b. c., October II, 1867. [
Proposals will be received NATL u o clock m on
TUESDAY the ed Of October, 1867 Tor suPPlyn the
Subsistence Department with
1900 (Gfteen hundrsd) barrels Of Family Flour
known as Hos. and O. and
100 tone hundred barrels Of Family Flour.
All conditions same as usual. @. BELL,
OG l0'N C.S, U. i. A.
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NATIONAL RgPUBIICAN TUESpAY MORNING. OCTOBER
FIN A N DIAL.

|. ID. FIN N o L.
LAY COOK & GO.
II ... IVA 10 ..HT ...
.-s. ~ pIsKxRs
7IrTESNTH srREKr, opposite THE TREASURY
buy and sell At eunsa. market rates, aud keep 60 :,
SANITY on hand fall supply Of
GOVERNMENT BosDs,
sEvEN.TuIRrIEs,
s and
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for Stocks. Bonds, ke, executed and ooiise.
usa. mad, on all accessible points.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
wAsHISaToN.
I'D. e.srs, tof Jay Cooke = Co.. Prs.id.at,
". HusrisoTor, Cashier
GOVERNMENT D sPosIroRY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF TBs UNITED STATES.
l5rH STREET, Opposite TEE rREAsvar DEPARTMENT.
Government sseuritss with Treasurer Uatsd States,
s~oSE MILLION DoLLARs.p
We buy AID sell all ela.sss Of GOVERNMENT
sEcURITIB, at sarrsat market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE aud make coilse,ion. on
ALL THE PRINCIPAL. CITE, OF THE UNITED
STATES
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give CAREFUL AVID PROMPT
ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS,
and TO any other business entrusted 10 Us.
FULL INFORMATION Ia regard to GOVERNMENT
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aAttsring success Nance Of ali pur hassrs will be
Registered, and n entire satisfaetion moi given in
every iuEtsnco, the money will be ,SssrfnIIy re-.
funded. Price bV mail, sealed, a POSTPAID,
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