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LOCAL NEWS.
To Attvertlaera,
Nearly tin thousand copies of Ihe tttpub
lican are circulated among tho floating popitlii
Hon overydiiy,bo8ldBHbeIargo number served
to regular iubaorlbors. Advertiser will I ilco
note accordingly.
Excitement on Seventh Street.
The neighborhood of Odd Follow' Hall win
thrown Into a state of considerable oxcltcmotit
about thrco o'clock yesterd ly iifternnon, oco i
moncd by an altercation between Mr. Hollow
and Mr, Phtpps and roue. Mrs. Pblpps has an
.unbrotypo gallery mi Sevonlli street, tho en
trance to which H betweun tho store novwoc
cuplod by Mr. B. :uid tbo nno he has reoontly
vaoatod iiiidletout 1 1 anntlior party. At the
entrance to the gallery, Unite Is a show-case
tcntalnlngpoi trails, wlili h tho now comer do
utred removed, and .islcnd Mr. IMIew to nee
Mn Pnlpps la relation lu U hut ho declined
doing so, hiving mvlei.-.'m.l.ir request holbro.
In tbo course of tho il li evcr, hii rfllcer
waltod on Mrs. Philips, l " '1 tli d her to
more It. AehoitllnirnOnrw .U, Hrs.Phlpps
saw Mr. Bellew In f u ' l itoro, and ao
eutcd blmoT sending ttui Hit r to her, which
ho denied in Unguagf, It is supposed, whloli
did not please her. At any rate, she wont up
etslrs, arid, In a fow moments, returned with
her two sons, one of whom Instantly attacked
Mr. Hollow, who pushed or knookod him out ol
the way. Mrs. Phlpps tlion attacked him, fol
lowed ov the sons. At this lunoturo, Sergeant
Allen, of the Metropolitan Pollco, came along
and separated tho parties, who by this lime
had drawn qtttto a large crowd of spectators'.
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A Case of Hydrophobia.
A case of this horrible dlsoase oxlsts in this
city, tho unfortunate victim being a Gorman
named Schocfller, who rosldos noar tho corner
of Firth street and New York avenuo. Tho
circumstances of tho caso are as lollows; Mr.
Bcboefller had his arm bitten by a rabid dog,
on Seventh stroet, on tbo 29th of August
About five houis utter being bitten, ho called
on Dr. A. J. Borland, who adopted the usual
mode of treatment la such cases laying tho
wounds baro and cauterizing freoly the parts,
by which method tho discharges were kept up
for four days. The wounds then rapidly healod
up, and the patient was apparently curod, but,
a week or two since, ho was taken with all the
horrible symptoms peoullar to tho disease. Ho
Is almost continually in spasms, frothing nt tho
mouth and biting and scralobing everything In
his way. Dr. A. J. Borland, who attouded the
case In the first instanoe, Is still in attondanco,
assisted by Drs. Hall and May, who have boon
called lu, and are giving every attention to the
patient, but there Is little hope of curing tho
patient. A great deal of Interest Is taken to
the case by the medic il fraternity, ti large
numbor of physicians visiting tho house dally
and watching the symptoms.
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Ihe Uazlelovwi Case,
The case of the United Suites against John
V. Bryan, sergeant of tho Ufili ward police,
cime up beforo justice Ferguson Thursdn
morning. The charge against Mr. Bryan Is
that of assaulting and falsely imprisoning II
R. Maryroan, some three weeks since The
circumstances, which woro published in this
paper at tho lime, were that the police made
a descent upon a house, owned by Maryrnan,
and occupied by a family named Light, who
were arrested, as also was Marvman. Marv
in in alleges that tho arrest of himself was
without causo, and hence tbja suit.
Justice Ferguson, at tho request of tho coun
sel for Maryman, Mr. tiiueriou, coiiiinuoa tne
case to Monday morning.
Work on the Capitol.
All work uoon tho extension of the Capitol
has ceased, with tho slnsle exception of that
on the dome. The President has oidored that
a hundred workmen shall contlnuo to put In
place the Immense Iron tastings already fitted
for their positions In this tremendous struc
ture In the Senate chamber new Improve.
limits have been made In the ventilation sys
tem, which will be oonduclvo to tho health of
Rcnuors. The old system was full of evils,
and often elicited official complaint.
Artistic. '
Clark Mills, tbo nrllst, has just completed
the tectlons of the grand figure of Liberty,
which is to surmount the dome of the Capitol.
Il Is In bronze, and, when put togothor, will be
homo thirty feet In height.
Artists are engaged In repainting some of the
treseo work In the interior halls of the Capitol,
which was soiled during tho occupancy of the
building by troops.
Fatal Accident,
A. II. Stfiwart, a soldier of the soventh New
Jerne) regiment, was accidentally killed, while
on guard, Wednesday, at tho camp on Meridian
Hill. Ills sergeant was Instructing blm In some
of tho details of his duty when his musket was
accidentally discharged, the hall entering his
body, and causing speedy death. The body
was immediately prepared tn be sent to his
family In Now Jersey.
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tlrpliana' Court .
Tho 1! irncy caso occupied the attention of
tins court yestornay. Mrs. uianein ni u ur.
Johnston were recalled and oxaminod. Owing
to a detth in tho family of ono of tho counsol,
the case wasadjourned to Wednesday next. Tho
court nill, however, hold Its regultr sessions
to-d ty and Tuesday for the transaction of its
ordinary busliioss.
On Thursday, Mi. Kelly, the newly appointed
register ol wills, had the oath of office adminis
tered to hi m by Judge Purtell, and onlored on
his duties.
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Assaulting the Guard
On night before last, a row occurred In the
first ward, at which the proost guard mado
their appearance, and effected several arrests.
I)ui lug tho arrosts, one of thoso ongagod in the
row attempted to resouo a prlsmior from the
I'll ird, but was unsuccessful. Sergeant Ilutlor,
of the second infantry, yestorday nirosted
Michael J. Lougblin, who is charged with at
tempting the rescue of tho prisoner, but bo
fore bo was tecured a man named Thos. Reed
attempted to strlko tho officer with a Bledge
hammer, when be also was arrested and taken
to the guardhouse. Justlco Donu examined
the cases yestorday allejnoon, and required
them tnglvo bail for theli anpoaranco at court
to answer the charge, and tlioy were still wait
ing at the guardhouso for seourlty last night.
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A Faro-Uunk lliokcn Up
Last evening ofllcer Allen and tho patrolmen
ol the fourth ward mado a descent on a colored
gambling bouso on the south side of the Avenue,
near Sixth street. In which they captured all
the apparatus portainlng to tho " faro-bank,"
consisting of cards, checks, etc A largo party
oi colorod folks had been In tho house during
the evening, but, unfortunately, in sumo man
ner ther became alarmed, and mado tholr 0N.lt
a few minutes previous to the appearance of
me ouicers.
Iteleased
Tho colorod man, Jacob Fulmar, who was ar
rested some weeks since and committed to Jail
on the charge of robblrg Colonel Mooro, of tho
lorty se.enlli Now York regiment, of ono hun
dred and forty seveu dollars, was relensod es
lorday by J ustlco JJoim, there being no evidence
of his guilt.
,
tjwlmlllutf,
Charles Hughos was arrested J estorday by
roundsman Croulu, on,,tho charge of swindling
Mrs. liaion out ot some twenty uoiiars. jus
tlce Ponn held bltajo'ball for a further examl
nation.
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Culillililnlcat'll
An Acknowledgment.
Seeing an Item In the .Rcpuolicrui, prompted,
without doubt, by raallolous Jealousy, to the
inlury and disparagement ofCapt. Defoe's skill
111 McClel an'a Bayonet Drill, this is voluntarily
to acknowledge our entire satisfaction and
appreciation of his masteily skill in Imparting
this effective drill; and after a few days under
ilstiiUInn, wo tiro not airaiu oi ouniieugiut.
iiany on tnis suio ot mo i-oioiuao w .
Wl OISKlll.
ihe olllcers aud mon oi uompany
volunteers.
C. I1AHNI.S, Captain.
W. II. Iloi-K, First Lieut.
, E. Kan in. becond Lieut.
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Bloody Auanlt.
A cool-blooded attempt was made on the life
of a soldier, yesterday, by one of his pom
rades, said to boasergeint, A geiitlomtn,whn
wltn'Ksed tho nsiault, informs us that one ol
Ibsm accused tbo other of having his
horse, and ordered him to dismount, He
did si, when tho sergeant drew his pistol,
and dlaoharged the contents In his race, shook
Ingly wounding Mm, and saying, at tbo tlrao,
" If that won't do. I'll slvo vou another." The
I- assassin then mounted tho horse and rode off on
It. leaving his vlollm to the meroy or the orowri
whloh Immediately gathered. Tho poor,
wounded soldier was ungnnod to the hospital,
In tho vloinlty.nmnely : thlssliloofthoSoiontb
streot Park.
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Libel Case.
The notice, In our yesterd ty's paper, in re
spect to the matter of an alleged libel, by J
It. Fronch upon S. B. Williams, was somewhat
Inaccurate. Mr. French gae no bull, but kirn
ply his own recognizance, with tho understand
ing that the matter should be dropped without
costs.
Deaths or Nol.llers.
Prlvato William Traub, of the sixth Pennsyl'
vanla roglment, and William Foster, comp inj
I, thirty-third Now York voluntoors, died In
the Union Hotel hospital, yesterday, and H
Maxwell, company I, third roglment Excelsior
brigade, at tho Kruptlvo hospital. These wore
the only deaths lu tho army yesterday.
Circuit Court.
The October term of this court uomnionces
on Monday next.
11. I. Franklin,
()ptlclnn to the President and to the military
stalls, keops constantly on band the best as
sortment of first cl iss Field and Naval Ulassos,
selling them at the lowest Eastern prices. Im
proved Pebble and Perlacoplo Spoctaolos aio
suited by him oorrootly for every eyesight.
His establishment Is 244 Pennsylvania avenue,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
oct 18 eodlm
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The Cry la, Still liny Come
And all we can hear is, ' War I war I war I '
Mat, for my part. I am tired ul the old story ef war
but, oht Mis Brown, hive you heard the very
latcstnenar No. Why.SMIlH.No 100 seventh
In pt, has Just received a new stock or FALL
CLOIIUNO of every description, &ud he offers to
sell them at such low prices Thty eiy he has a
knaik ot selling his goods at low r ratia than th.
oilier stores How he docs It, I do not know But,
tor my part, I vau assure you, Mrs Blown, that he
can tit out your boys wilh nice OLOTHIN 1 at re
irarkably low prices I advise all to call at
MIllU'S, No 4ro Seventh street, oppo.lto Post
OUlco, and look at his New Stock, aud they will be
oouvinccd lli-tt what Mrs Jones said, Is so
aug do 3m
rc! ltKWAItl).-Lost, on Krl.lav even
IJ)t) lug, one dark bay Mare, with sign of blister
near hind quarter, wilh new Saldle aod Bridle, and
Martingale, m litary fashion I will pay S3 for htr
aeuiery iviue
THOMAS DONAHUE,
Smith and Farrier, Twenty II rat street
oct 10 2t betweei E aud F
A 1TENTION HOWITZER COMPANY
f. I), Washington Light Infantry
Ihciewill be a meeting lu Su.urday evening, the
19th. at 7 o'clock, for the purptse of decilna officers
to lilt vacancies It is nicessary that all m inhere
uouia ne present, at Anaoiaiia nan, navy lam
uy order of Lieut, la comtnaud .
oct 19 It bAMUKL CROSS.
mllK LAUIEl WILL LOOM. I am set
X ling at prices that defy competition. 1 have
I allies' good heel GAITERS and IluOl'S at St 00,
Ladles' line Congress Onlters at SI. 25,
L idles' bslmorals tiutn St. i up,
Sil-4 es' and Children's Balmorals at 75, .88 aud tl
All oth r Boot, and Shoes In proportion. iou
ulll snve moner bv calllna: on roe
GEO C. DENNING,
i ct fi lw Seventh s reet, Inland
ON IIAND-7 3-10 United Statu Tns
sary no es, which will be supp'led at par to mr
customers, free or charge Demand '1 reasury notts,
as hen-lntorc. will be received on deposit as specie
bWLEN V, RI i TK.N II USK, AN 1'J.LO,
Bankers, 853 I'tiinsylvania avenue,
oct 14 lm near BiowiiV
OFFICKR8 AMI HOLDIKUH. light
drafts sold on all purls ol the United St ilf, in
auras to suit officers and toldicri..
Also, drafts on London, Ireland, Scotland, Walts,
and Germany.
Uncurrent money bousht at bea raits
MW EEN V, RIlTENUOHbU, FANT h CO.,
Cankers, 362 l'ennxyh snia avenue,
oct 14 lm near Brown's
CIOMKTIIINQ
N BW,-SUPERIOR
A home nroductlon The
O HULLED CORN,
subscribers having lor a number of years prepared
tne rupenor tiui,Lbu cuu, recommduaeo o
ull Phyi-lcitns as one ot the Healthleat aud moat
Nutrltous articles of Diet prepared for the table.
Hotels, Boarding Houses, clutters and 1'rhatc
Families supplied at their real leuces by addressing
CtlI8lIOI.lI A UANl'A,
1'enna avenue between 18th and 19th ats ,
One door from the Unl in Engloe houiie
N B Manuuctureis oi all kinds ol I'Ol'l'l'.D
COUW. Plain, bugared and in Balls Would re
speclfully ask or tho inhatiitaiita or llie City or
Washington and 1 1cinlty to give us a call
oet 16 !
Certificates from some of the leading Physicians
of New York.
I beg leave to testify in favor of Chissolm k
Bakta's suDerlor nrenaratlon oi HULLED CORN
It seems to me it muat prove a very useful article
ror tne siok, ana an invaiuaoiu siiuatunie lor rice
PROF. W l'ARKLR. M. D ,
3T ea-t Tneltth ttreet, N. Y.
Permit me to Introduce to your favorable notice
the bearers, Messrs Ciuhkolm -V Bahta. and their
excellent preraration ot HULLED t ORN. I big
leave to state that a number of physloUni andes
teemed citizens ot New ork, Judging from long ex
peilence in the uae of their delicate preparation of
Corn , have advl ed them to tet up their apparatus In
tho city of Washington to seek to Introduce Itsein
rilov tor the armv. believlrir they mar fl.d an
opportunity foriesilng the utility ot Corn thus pre
partd, and that In some butanccs it may be a vslu
able and nutritious subs'liute tor rice 1 takepleu
sure in commending the undertaking to our raver
E. 1IAUIUM, M D .
New York.
I havj need Corn, as prepared by CiuanoLU k
Hast a, In my family, and couslder it a mot whole
some and nuttlilous tutiatllute lor rice and iluillar
articles of diet
8TEPIIKN SMITH, M D,
Editor Amerloan Medical limes
I hereby certify that I have long use ' the Uillbu
Coun, as prepared by Meaara Cmaiiout U Banta I
am acquainted wilh their process ot reinovhg ihe
hull or Indigestible portion, and highly approve of
It I believe thia to be a very Vdlutblc, economical
and highly nutritious article of vegetable diet, being
well calculated, not only lor healthy people. but also
well adapted as an article ol diet lor the tick
ALaNSON 8. JONLS.M I),
New York.
1 hereby certify that I have for kouio time used In
my family Hillkd Cons, as prepi ed by Ciu-iiotM
i. Banta. and coiitller it not only palatable, but
very nutritious, and I hould think it very valuable
a an article of food for tne army
L RANNEY M. D ,
oct 19 14 west Thirty second atreet, N 'V .
BlTTJCll ANIJ ClllfilSSlC.
110,000 lbs. Just received
And for Bale by
' JOHN G LYIEJ.CO
No 63 Louisiana avenue.
100 Bbls Prime Applesjuat recolved
And for .ale by J0N Q LYLE i.COi
No 63 Lou nianu avenue
ALSO.
Kiioiir cured llama ot the Celebrated Brands Ba
con Shoulders and Dried lleef , at Ihe Lowest Whole
s.le Price, by JonH 0 LYL18 a. Oo.
oct 17 lw No 63, Louisiana aienuo
POTATOES 1 POTATOES 1
30O0 bushels Mercerj, Buckeyea, and Peach Blows
for sale. PETER ltllRRY,
oot 17 3t 86 Water street, Georgetown
Stan
AN OFFICE II, Late of tlie Uilllsh
Army,
A srentleman who has held a commiaaion In the
Ilrlti li army for many years, and who has had great
expei lenoe in the varioifi departments of a regiment,
us an accountant, as well as the general discipline to
be obsen ed by all ranks throughout a well organlzd
corps is desirous of obtaining a situation as agent
cr (tenerai overseer 10 a jeuueu piuurietor. ja un
mirrlcd and of the established Church of England
fan give reference to att officer of the highest dls
tlnctlu In Ililllih Amerloa as- Addrea,
" V W. O ,
340 Pennsvliania aienue,
oct 17 Washington "
BY TELESRAPH,
.FIIOM MISSOUItl,
(IBNKRAL rhEVyNT PRKrARtXU TO I'AfcH Tll
OitiOH BIVFR I!t HOT PURSUIT Of T1IK Rk
TRKATIKO REBELS.
Syracttte, Mo., Oct. 17. A messonger from
Qeneral Fremont reports his arrival at War
saw, on the Osage rlvar, about G5 miles south
west or JflfersnClty, whore he was preparing
to cross by means of Junollon bridges. Ho ex
pecte I to bo across the river by Wednesd ly
night. On his arrival nt the Ostge, tho oppo.
silo bink was filled with rebol cavalry, who
woro dispersed by shelling thorn.
Oonoral Fremont was determined tn push on
energetically, and force the rebels to light or
retreat.
It Is rcportod that General Price has made a
s( md In Cedar county, twenly Ave miles from
Osceola, with a forco of 25,000 men.
FROM FORTRFSS MOVROE.
Fortress Monroe, Oolober 17, 1801 The
steamer Pawnee arrived here this morning
rrora the Potomac. Sho was fired upon by the
robel catteries at Evansport, six shot taking
effect but doing no serious damage.
The steamer Spauldlng has not yot sailed for
Ilutteras Inlet, and no news lias boon received
from the Inlet slnoe her arrival.
No flags of truce will be permitted tn go to
Norfolk ror a number of days, nelthor will any
from the rebels be porrnttted to come this sldo
of So wall's Point.
Appear mces Indlcato that tho frigate Merrl
mao has been brought down a short distance
from Norfork.
A severe galo, from the southeast Is pre
vailing.
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AMKFRTY OFFERKD TO RKRKI.S IN MISSOURI.
31. Louis, October 17. The State Convention
hai passed an ordlnanco providing that nil pel -sons
taking tbo oath of allegiance within thirty
days shall be exempt from punishment for
lining been In arms against tho provision il
goicrnmcnt of the State, and giving aid and
o mfort to the enemies of the country. Tho
Convention also adonted a resolution request
ing the President to Issue a procl imatlon of
amnesty lor similar onences againsi mo unnou
S.atcs on taking the oath of allegiance
INDIANA TROOPS.
Indianapolis, Oct. 10. Indiana disputes tho
statement that New Hampshire Is the first
Stnto that has her full quota of volunteers In
actual service. Indiana, whose quota is 34,000,
has thirty-two regiments of infantry, of 1,048
men eaoh; one regiment of oavalry, fourteen
companies of 1,153 men ; throe batteries of 156
men eaoh; and one of 100 men, making an ag
gregate of 35,357 men in aotual service. In
addition to this thero are six regiments now
ready for the Mold as soon as arms oau be pro
cured, and sixteen more orgiinired and rapidly
flllli gup. .-
DR. SPRINo's RFSOMJTIONS FNDORSI.D.
Columbus, Ociober 14, 1601. Tho O. S. Pres
bj terlan Synod, which has been in session hero
severnl days, unanimously passed Dr. Spring's
resolutions declaring it tho duty of the Church
to Mistaln the Government.
Tho Itojal ArchChapter of Masons, In session
here, has unanimously resolvod th it It Is the
duty or all Masons to sinnu uy ino union.
DFI-ARTURF OF TROOPS FOR T1IF. WFST.
Pillnhura. October 17. 1861. Governor Curtln
to day presented a stand of regimental flags to
General Nogloy's brlgada, throe thousand
strong, whloh leaves to night, onilvostoameis,
Tor the West.
FROM i STICKY.
Lomsulle, October 18. General Harden has
ten thousand rebels at Bowling Green, including
two thousand Toxans.
LATE8T BY TELEGRAPH.
Another Fight in Missouri.-
SI. iouu, Oct. 18. The following dispatch
has been received from the telegraph office at
Pilot Knob, Mlssnuil, dated ten o'clock last
night:
"Major Gavltt, or the Brat Indiana cavalry,
made an attack on the enemy tbls morning,
when, discovering IU strength or position, he
fall back until be came to Colonel Alexander's
bK hundred Inlantry, of tho twenty first Illinois
regiment. Ono plero or tho artillery of the
enemy followed, fighting all the way. Major
Gavltt then got his gun in position, and con
cealing his infantry, caused a part or Ills com
mand to rotieat further, drawing the onein)
Into an ambuscado, and forcing them to full
back with a heavy loss."
REl'ORTFD GO! ERNMKNT ORDERS.
Alio lot k, Oct. 18 It Is reported that the
Goierumeut intends sending large orders to
Europe for making army woolens. The rumor
has oaiiscd considerable excitement among the
manufacturers.
GRAND ADVANCK OF TIIK AUHIV,
hut HM1TII hoa not advanced the Drlceot ilia
Clothing, which he has ju-t received, and is selling
otT at auch remarkable low prices Give ine a call,
and eattsry yourselves or tno great bargains mat are
now oKired everyday at bMllII'S No 400 Seventh
aireei ooi im
nt II !'. Cl It K A T ItUHII TO AIIMM HAS
X. caused SJlIlll to ruih Ncrth and leulenlsh hia
stock ol tall and Winter Clothing, which he outre
atremaraaoie ow prices, at no sto nevenui airte
opposite Post Office oet 3 lm
WANTS.
WANTKU I9IMEDIATKL.Y 50 active
ounsr Men, to act as agents for the sale of an
article usiful to every person Active ouog men
can make irom hi e to ten dollar per day. Apply
to E WILLIAM DARKhlf,
6J0 Seventh strut, three doorsubove Dstrtit
oct 18 lw
BO AUD WANTED, 1st mi ngrtmlile prl
ate family, lor two gentlemen One good
sized, pleasant room required. Terms muat he mode
rate Addre.s II. L B , this office oct 18 St
WANTED for the lltiarterniastcr's De
partment United Mates Army, 6ou learn
stcra Pay twenty live dollars iter month, witli one
ration per day
Apply at this office
J.J DANA.Cspt A (J M,
o:t 4 lm Corner of 22d and G ats
WANTiOD. Asi aottvv energetic peisosi
having eapl al lutllclent to lurnlsh ubout a
dozen teams to vUit encampments it 111 hear of a
prontaoie agency ny appiyiug ai
riiiLiii
1ARMONIO HALL.
sep 26 tf
Penu avenue, near l.leventh at.
ROOMS WANTED 1 or M Ilootua, by a
single gentleman, with or without board, in a
small family occupying a modem house, Milh a bath
room Reterenie given and required Address
' UNION " at the National Republlcai Office
sepia
m 11 K PKOl'l.KN CI.OTI1INO bTOHK.
J. No, 460 Seventh street, Is the place to buy jour
ciouitug, i runas, jiais, aua vaps uci in
SEE TO IT. Gent's Fine llrree llonts ut
$3.76, aud dally expecting more to arrive 1
nate a large hiolk ui iut-i. a uruvy uuirio, vum,.,
at ntices exceedingly hard to be beat Boys' and
Youihi' Boots and Bhois, at very low prices Those
who will give me a call will not regret It
Everything in tho Shoe line at
octl5 lw Seventh street, talanJ
MA YOU' 8 OFFICE.
ooioitr.R io,j8ci
Therew.ll be a meeting of the Board of Health,
in the Council Chamber, o t Saturday next, lthli In
etant, at twelve o dock M.
' RICHARD WALLACn,
out IT 3t Intel. A Mar J Mayor
THE PIltlPliK'i CLOTHING STORE,
No 41 Obcvsulh street, opposite Post Office,
oct a no
DlllltlllMl.-tClglit or Ten Gintlrlilltt
Is.,,. ht npriimtimrtnt..,! uith IlOAltltaml LODG
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Sick AMD WOUNtiKD SOLDIER!,
IN HOSPITAL. '
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Published In conformity with the resolution ol
lha rjenata of July loyiSb'l,
At Otneral Hospital on K street, bctvxen Fourth
ana tyui streets, Washington, Oct. 11.
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M Excelsior
lit Rhode Island vol.. 1
4th do do.. 1
6th N. J Volunteers.. 1
Vd NewUamnshlre vol 4
lt Jllch. Volunteers.. 1
'.d le do 1
8d do do 1
4th do do 1
Slh do do., 3
Stockton's Michigan
Independent vol.... 2
th Wl.coniln M
litN Y. Cavalry.... M
1st Kentucky Cavalry, 1
Cameron Dragoons... 1
JdU 8 CavaQy 1
(th do do (b) 1
sthrenn Cavalry.... 1
lt Penn. Independent
RlOei 1
4th Penn. Cavalry..., 1
1st Indiana Cavalry.. 1
loth do volunteer!... 4
1st U. B. Artillery,,.. 1
D.C. Volunteers..'!.. 1
Si do -J
id do 1
tth do 9
tstli N Y. Volunteers, l
IZd do
do.
Mltri do
do
do
do
do
do
do
9.lh do
3dth do
43d do
JfUhoo
79th do
let Mass. Volunteers,
loth do do...
18th do do...
19th do do...
M Vt Volunteers .ra) 1
4thdo do 3
6th do do 1
lt Penn. Volunteers.. 3
8th do
do.
...11
Jla do
do...
do...
do...
do...
do...
do...
do...
... 1
... 1
... 1
... 1
... 1
.. 1
... 2
toth do
S71h do
80,11 do
31st do
32(1 do
(Cth do
Total.
, si
(a) One oflloer.
(b) One ofOcer.
At Seminary Hospital, Gtorgetoum, Oct. 11.
'.dU. 8. Iofintry 3
2d Maine Volunteers.. 6
oih do do 3
Bill Mass do 1
14ih New York Vols.. II
Sith do do ... 4
S9th do do.... a
Md do do.... e
Slit do do (a) 3
18th do do.... 1
Mlh do do.... 1
(Jarlbaldl Guards S
Mozart 1
tat Fire Zouaves 1
Tammany 2
ist Mich. Volunteers.. 3
2d do do 1
3d do do., (b) 4
4th do do..(c)14
1st Minnesota do i
Sth Fenn Volunteers. 1
rd do do S
60th do do 1
Kentucky Cavalry.... 2
26th Penn. volunteers. 1
7th do do 1
1st Long Island Vol., 1
Kxceldor Brigade .... 9
Teamster 1
19th Indiana ,ie) 8
2d Vermont ; 3
4th Penn. Cavalry.... 1
loth Massachusetts... 1
Sd Vermont 16
llh Wisconsin h
6th do i.. t
S3d Pennsylvania 10
N. J. llrlgad 1
2d Wisconsin 1
44thNewVork i
Mott's Artillery l
21it Pennsylvania 1
10th do 8
42d do lo
1st Penn. Rides 4
rth do do. .(d) 14 I Total 187
i.i , uo Ariuiery... o ,
(a) Two officers (b) One officer, (o) Fourofficen
,d) One officer, (e) One officer.
At General Hospital, Union Hotel, corner oj
Bridge and Washington streets, Georgetown,
Oct. 11.
2dN Y Volunteers.,
2d Penn, Volunteers 1
utli
11th
17th
do
do.
3d
do
do 4
do 1
da
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
4th
(th
8th
12th
24th
27th
Silh
46th
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do 17
18th
19th
22d
23d
26th
Mill
29th
33d
36th
43d
4lh
60th
do..
do ..
do...
do...
do.,
do.,
do
Baxter's Fire Zouaves 1
McLane's Regiment,. 1
21at Indiana Vols 1
latMlchlrau do 1
2d do do 14
3d do do 4
79th
do
do....,
4lh do do
latLoog Island Vols.. 1
2d Wisconsin Vols ... 0
6th do do 1
eth do do 1
1st Minnesota do 1
1st California do 13
Stockton's Indp t Reg
Kentucky Cavalry.,., 6
Teamster 1
Hostler i
'Officers' servant i
aiozari negimoni i
Bookwoods liattery.. 1
Mott's Battery
2d Maine Volunteers.
6th do do
3d N. 11. Volunteers.
2d Vermont do
3d do do
4th do do
9th Mass. do
New Jersey Cavalry.. 2
lit Penn. Artillery.... 6
Total. ,
.100
At Hospital at Columbian College, Washington,
Oct. 11.
2d Maine Volunt'rs... 6
3d do do,... 3
6th do do ... 4
eth do ' do,... 3
10th Mass Volunteers 16
14th do do 3
10th do do ..,.'1
8d Vermont Volunteers 1
2dN J. Volunteers ..-4
3d do do 2
6th do do 2
7th do do 1
1st Penn Artillery.... 1
3d do Cavalry 4
13th Penn. Volunteers 1
31st do do.... 4
33d do do ...22
Chroman's Rifles, Pa.
Voluoteers 1
1st Michigan Cavalry &
1st do Vols ... 8
2d do do 7
4th do do 2
7th do do 3
Sth do do ....21
Stockton's Mich Vols 7
Cth Connecticut do.,
7th do do ,
1st Long Island Vol.
1,1 U A vn, J . i
3d do do
2d New lork Vols.
oth
do
do
do.
11th
11th
lSlh
'.2d
'.6th
3Jd
3sd
J5lh
soth
17th
do...
do.. .
do...,
do...,
do....
do ...
do....
do...,
do...
do...,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
2d Wisconsin Vols.,
6th do
6th do
do...,
do ..,
do....
do....
do...,
do:...
7th do
lat Minnesota
18th Indiana
27 ih do
letCaliiorula
41d
Co
do
do...,
Sickles llrlgade.N V. 3
Tammany ,n. Y., Vol. 2
Garibaldi do do. 1
De Kalb do do. 1
Herdan'sSharpshoot'rs 1
lit U. 8. Chasseur 1
lttN.J. Cavalry 10
3d U t Inftntrr
4th do Cavalry.
Lanooin uavairy
Quartermaster' Dep't 1
Total 236
At General Hospital, (Orcle,) Washington,
Oct. 11.
c JI -.y. ,
4th Cavalry 1 2d Infantry 3
6th do.. 4 3d do 3
1st Artillery 7 sth do 2
d do.. 10 83d Penn Volunteers 2
.Id do 11 Quartermaster's Dep't 4
4th do 2 .
6th do 6 Total 69
lat Infantry 6 I
At General Hospital, Alexandria, Oct. 11.
'.d Cat airy, USA.,
.d Artillery, U. S A
fth New York
3d Maine 11
4th do 10
6th do 9
Teamsters, U. S 2
Lincoln Cavalry a
Young s Cavalry 1
JJ2d Pennsylvania ... 3
lat New Jersey... .(b) 1
Stii do ....(C) 1
lat Minnesota 2
Id Wisconsin 1
2d Vermont 1
2d Michigan 1
3d do 1
16th
Hth
17th
do.,
do...
do...
do...
do ..
do ..
do...
do...
do...
do...
do...
do...
do,,.
W'i
lsth
JCtli
27 th
81st
32 1
37th
,'IHIi
iota
71111
25th
foul.,
190
(c) One
(a) One Captain
Lltutenant
(b) One Lieutenant
oct 17 8t
-TIANCINO AC A DEM I IS S
1" ft
t,nt-LiLnD ii.duvB f Wa.h V,.1.
lllurbiiDun .w , . w ,
cro-dfullv announces that lie will open
yicadenilrsfur 1 structlou In Fashionable Dancing
at the t mowing places :
Franklin Hall, Ninth street, oorner f I), Wednes
day aLd Saturday allernoons at three o'clock, begin
ninir on the Kth Instant, for ladles, misses and mast
eiM-an-l In the evenlne at seven o'clock for icentlenien
and ladles Assemblies every Wednesday evening at
nine o-ciock
Odd Fellows' Hall. Eighth street. Navy Yard
Monday and 1 hursday evenings a' seven o clock, for
ladiea.mlsaea, and masters, and eight o clock for gen
tlemin. Assemblies every Monoay evening at nt' e
o clock, commencing Thursday evening, October 17,
18SI
Hall corner or Twentieth street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
An afternoon private olaas, exclusively for ladles,
misses, and masters, Monday and It riday allernoons
at thrco o'clock, commencing Friday, the 25th oi
tlr.toher
Mr Barnes will teach Ills classes all or the dances
usually danced, Including 111" new Mazurka, var
sovlanna Waltzwith changes, Highland Hchottische,
a new Spsnisli Danoe, Danish Dance, Polka, and
hchotiische, the Lancer's Quaorllle In elegaat style,
Minuet Quadrille, Caledonian Quadrille, La . J.C
Circulars, tetma. and references may be outaloed
hy calling on Mr Franklin, at his store, under the
Hall
1 Iib Franklin Hall will be to let lour evenlogs each
week, to respectable parties only, for dancing assem
b ii8,wblcliwillbekentlntheveryllnestordi.r or
terms, Inquire of Mr. Barnes, at Ihe Uall.ichooldoys
aad evenings oct 61 m
WANTED. To have everybody to call
nt SMITH'S. No 460 Seventh atreet. out ostte
Post Office, and purchase their Fall and Winter
Clothing, Ttunka, Hats, and Caps, at the lery lowest
pTKta uive mm u can w. m
AMUSEMENTS
ODD FKhLOWS' II At. I I
Jfeventh Street, above 0,
Kiel enth Week of the Original
O A M PB B bhKIK ITRIIil
Thirteen Star Performers.
IN A NEW PROGRAMME EVERY NIQI.T.
NEW SONGS DANCESNEW FACIS.
Look Out tor those New Stars 1
ARTHUR HUGHS,
The Great Comedian, from Sanford's Opera Troupe
MOURI8 EDMONDS AND JONNY WILLIAMS,
The Great Ballad Singers.
Admlmlon Ucenta
Lioors open at 7 O'ciook commence at s o'clock
ootU lw Dr. G. FORD, Agent
ja O T I O K .
"Adams Express Company."
This Company offers to the publlo Unequalled
Advantages " for the " Safe and Quick Dispatch" ol
Heavy Freights, Packages, Valuables, Money, 40 ,
4c , to all parts of the United BUtea.
Expresses to and from the North and West depart
from and arrive In Washington twice drily. All
Expresses are In charge of experlmxl and rtUabU
Meacengers
All Packages for " The Soldiers " carried at " One
Half" oar usual rates
All rood) ror (he so-called ' Confederates States,"
and all artloles " Contraband of War," will be as
ream.
Our Expresses leave New York at 1 , 6 and 8 P. M.,
arriving in Woahligto. ate A M and 6 30 P.M.
Expresses leave Philadelphia ats 30 A. M. and 1 10
M , arriving In Wrthtagtoai 6 so P M and e A. M.
Expresses leave haltlreore at 4 20 A M. und st(
P. M , arriving In Washington at 6 A. M. and 6 Sr
P. ex.
Expresses for all points North and Weat leave
Washington dally at 7 80 A. M and t 0 P. M.
Special Contracts tor large quantities of r night
oan be made on application at tins office
All goods called lor and delivered frit of extra
charge. E. W. PARSONS,
Superintendent Adams Express Oo.
Washington. August 23, 'el. aug-J3 lm
mo
THE OFFICERS OF TIIK AIlXIY.
wu?t Brrivcu. i uire.t impuriauun uer steamer
Fulton, from Europe, a very tine and large assort
ment of Marine, Opera, field Glasses, and Tele
wopes, which I will sell a very little above the owl
In Pari) At to the qualities, there are none ante
riorto be had, having been eeltcted purposely for
this market. Also, a large and well assorted stock
ot Opera Glasses, Microscopes, gold, silver, and stee
Spectacles and Kye Glasses, suited to the sight by
the use of an Optometer. A conalderabie number oi
certlflca es to be Been at my office, from gentlemen
who have been suited at my old ertabllshment.
42G Pennsylvania aunnf, bclween Four-anil -n-half
and Sixth Street!.
My Establishment la up atalra
Gtaua JUUd toiuit. The trade supplied,
oct 10 ly
PENSION OFFICE, JUNE O, 1H01.
TO ALL WHOM IT MA T COXCR
Application having been made under the aot of 2Jd
June. 1860. fbr the reissue or the innd Warran ,
ao ibed herein, which are o.l u lo-l
or destroyed, notice la hereby given lha', at the dati
iouowidk me description oi eacn warrant, a new
oeruncaie oi use tenor wih oe issueu, li novaild ull
lection should then annear.
No 04,626, ror 120 acres, lunl under the act ol
March, 1866. in the name of James Long, and granted
on ine iat nay oi mareu, isoo uciooer IV, isoi
No 24,e67, for 160 acres, Issued under the act t
March, 1&6&, fn the name of Thomas Tanner, an
granted on the 8d day of May, 1866 October IK, lWi
No 2,163, for 160 acres, issued under the acto
March, 1866, In the name or Uenjamln Reiley, aLi
granted on the 27th day ot June 1866.
No C32, for 80 acres, uued under the act of March
1866, In the name of Reuben WoodrutT, ai.d grante
on the eth day of May, 1866.
No 866, for 16) acres, Issued under the act orMarcb
1856, In the name of Samuel II. Watirhouse, an
gianted on 'he 23d day of May, 1866
No 2,631, lor 80 acrea, Issued under the aot o!
March, 1866 lu the name of Shelly Downs, sno
granted on the 2d day of August, 1856 Novembir
16,1661
No 96,100, for 160 acres, lssurd under the act ol
March, 1856, in the name ol Polly, widow of David
Bradbury, and granted on the ltdh day of Septem
ber. 1800 KSthTToveniber. 1SC1
No 98,814, for li0 acres, Issued under the act ot
March, 1866, tn the name of Guy S Alexander, mi
nor child of John U. Alexander, decead, and
trranted Jnlv 2d. I860 November 10. 1861.
No 43,342, for 100 acrea, issued under the act ol
Mrrch,lS56, In the name of Christian Dougherty,
and granted on the 27th day of September, 1666
November 16, 1861.
No 41,089, for 160 acrea, IsMied under the aot cf
March, 1865, in the name of James Pray, and grant,
ed on the 21st day oi March, 16ol November la,
i&oi.
No 26,030, for 160 acres, issued under tho act ul
uarcn, laoo, in me names oi William ni , Julius t.'
A., ana John D. S Minor, children of Irwin Baggit
oeceasea, ana grantea on rue un aay oi n
day
i860 November 23,ieei
u ,oo, iui v n, rouu ui.uci uwt
March, 1855, in Hie name of Getty, widow of Thorns.
iTm Biu r.. on AM. 1......1 -..!. t. ...
n.iwooa, ana grantea January iv, ib&t-novemD r
28. 1801
No 7620, for 160 acrea, issued under the act f
March, 1865, In ihe nameof Alexander McCuIlough,
and granted on the 8th day or January ,186S Noveni
ber 23,1861.
No 57,803, for 160 Acres, Issued under the act ul
March, 1866, In the name or Hannah, widow f
ol James Wilson, and granred on the 20th day 1 1
February, 1857 December 30, 1801
No 8,068, for 160 acres, Issued under the act oi
March, 1856, In the name ot Alexander McQua n,
and granted on the 12th day or Octooer, 1S66 lo
vcmber JO, 1861.
No 9,760, for 120 aores, issued under the act 1
March, 1856, la the name ol Daniel Weat, and gra t
ed on the 14th day or July, 1R66 7th Decembir,
1861
No 64,860, for 120 acres, Issued under the act if
March, 1856, lii the name ol Martha, widow of An
drew Mellon, and granted on the 16th day of Apr.l,
185e December 21, 1861.
No. 3,302, for 160 acres, Issued uuiler the net ol
March. 1856, in the name or Samuel R Jackway,
and granted on the let day or August, 1B55
No 8,104. for 160 acrea. Issued under the act ot
March, 1866, in the name of William II Tarrance,
and granted on the 13th day of July, 1856 Decern
ber 21,1861.
No 14 946. for 80 acres, Issued under the act of
ciptember, I860, tn the name ot Levi rreadwell,and
gianted September 29, 1851
No, 81 0o8, lor 40 acrea, hsued under the same act,
tn the name ot Abel Platts, and granted Nomuber
28 1851 Dei.eniber28.18sl.
No G9 238, lor Ito acres, Issued under the act of
jiaron, isao, in ine name oi rein x.ove, ecu grameu
on the 23d day or June, 1867 December 28, 1861
No 79,110 lor 160 acres, (act 1847) In favor or F.I
eanor Bryaut, formerly widow, and Lawrence
Sloan, only surviving child, heirs at law of Michael
or Hitchil Sloan deceased late a private ol com
pany'C," eleventh United States Infantry,
Jannarv 4. 1862
a No 72 624, for Iro acrea, iasued under the act ol
March, 1855, in the name or Thomas Johnson, and
granted on the 9th day ot bepttuibir, 1857Janu
ary 4,1862
No 42 216, for 80 aorea, issued under the act ol
March, 1856, lu the name oi Polly, widow ol John
Camp, aLd watgrantidonthe2Jdday ul beptember,
U5G January 4,186.'.
JOSEPH II. UARRrTT,
Commissioner.
TVTAVY AGENT'S OFFICE,
IN WAillWtiTOX, II O.Oct 7,1861
Proposals will be received at thia office until ihe
15th Instant for
21 ,roo lbs bet Ingot Co( per,
3,000 " " Bancs lm
1,000 ' Slab Zinc,
lO boxes X . 1) I In
To be delivered at the Wa.hlui.ton Navy iard,
by the 1st ot November next
S 11 BROWN,
oct 81 ot N a y A gent
DU. J. J. FINDLEY, Nu. Hull Sixth atreel,
between G and II, At ashlnuton Office hours, 7
to 9 o'clock A M , 2 to 3 and 7 io r at
Dyspepsia und all otlvr Chronlo DUeasts treated
with auoeeas, without the uae of harsh medicines
oot 10 tf
Oil I Oil I Go tn the People's Clothing
Store, No 400 Sevtnth atreet opposite Pest Of
flee, and examine that neu etock of Fall Clothing,
Irunks.llats, and C'as,all for sale at die lowest
New York prices oct 3 lm
TTENiyiNG'S, Seventh Ktrset, lalnnit. Is
Jtl the place to buy ynursella nice (In Limn
Bosom M1IRT at $1 bo Linen Collaia.ol the I est
atyles at SI 60 perdozu Una Ca slim re s Iris
Red, blue,gray aud laniy 1- lannel bl Iris Under
shirts and Drantis, oud all sons ol 1-uriilMiiig
Uooda.ierylow oct!5-lw
-(.
JJY J. c. sicUUIIUCjU CO., AnctlonMn,
inusnura SALS Or VALVABLK HOCXUtOtD
JVRltlTDXM. ,
$?$SLX!g?EJ&a
CI1A8. E. SHERWAN,
seplo-law AttcUooeers.
gv OHKEW A WILLIAMS, Auction,.,."
"i!v'n2r,l!l?0 .BAr nORSl-HOUiBllOlD
AivrO.Y. "'"'" """ ' i u., dc , AT
On'SATURDAV. ). loih I..,.. -v. ....
i?r,Ss?t.MoS!oIocx0r.'M?n"r 0f 8",h "d D
h.S! w'h .T.an "r Horse, four years old, 11
hands high, rides well, and works well In any liar.
Abo. a larae lot of lTonuhnM ..! sri,.!..- ...
ntture,viz -u
othe-'M.,it,.B,,',t,,,,Bed''B,dd'"'k',,,'"d
t'SS "and M."!.?"' " !.
rook Id ff snd otber Stove
WllhaltriT UMrlminl nt Atk.. .4i.i.. v..L
we deem unnecessary Towutoerete. " w"":u
4 miu vwu. ia specie
,,i- GREEN A WILLIAMS.
wl" (Star 3 AucUoniers
gV J. C. MeOUIltKA CO., Auctioneers.
WPERWn ROSEWOOD CASE rAKO PORTX.KLB-njvrnneni-uin
nsi..- .. .. .i?rfr
....... ... ....... nt.. uiwjsticiiitn-tiii sitKU FAK
Vi'LJl"?!iR'1 rCU-PLATK MIRRORS,
RALLT' "OPSEirOLO EFFSCTJ OEXK
On TUESDAY momltic nAK. e.A .
o'clock, at the large residence rn II street.'opplte
i.srvifti v..h ,u..t . ....,. j . ... j., ...
--- 'V':,'"7'J tvwpieu oy me i-miian
Mielster. we (hall sell a'l He tr,rmi,ni .- i--....
oamprlelng '
" TV. "upenor uesewood-case PUno Forte, by
Chlckering ' '
Suit of elegant Rosewood crliraon Brocatelle cov
i red Parlor Furniture, consisting of two large
Sofas, two Arm Chairs, and eight Parlor Chairs
Superior gilt Gas Chandelier and Gas Fixtures
Suit or Walnut l'lu-h-cover-d Parlor Furniture
Handsome fciuy Chairs, Lounges, and 1 ancy
Chairs '
Rosea ood Marble-'on Tables, Walnut Whatnots
Superior Rosewood Secretary and Jtookoase
Handsome French plate Ollt frame Minors
Lady's Walnut Secretary, Japanese Cabinet
Walnut kxtenelon Lining Table, Hldebo rd
Dining Chairs, Side Tables, Plate Warmer
Chlaa, Glass, and Crockery, Table Cntlery
Excellent liruaaels and three ply Carpels
btalr Carpets, oilcloth, Matting
Walnut French and Jenny Lind Bedsteads
Do Dressing and l'iaJn Bureaus
Wardrobes, Waahstands, Toilet Seis
t-uierlor Curled Hair Mattresses, Blankets
Boiatersand Plllowr, Spreads and Comforts
High post-and Cottage Bedsteads
Cane seat Chairs, Rockers, Arm Chairs
hetrigerator. Stoves, Kitchen Utenstla, Ae . Ao
Together with many articles of Household Furni
ture not necessary lo enumerate.
senna casn.
JAS. C. MoQUIRE A CO ,
oct 18 d Auctioneers.
TlWSTtE'.l 1ALE OF STUCK OF DRY OOOD?, UO
SIERi; CLOTHS, CASVMERES, te
(In MONDAY mo.-nlng, October 21st, commencing
at 9 o'clock, and continuing Irom day to dayunill
the whole Is disposed or, we shall sell the entire
stock or Dry Goods, Hosiery, Ac ,or It Urice Hall,
in stote No 373 Sev.Mh street, between I end K
streets comprising, in part,
Prlots, Delaines, Mouvellnes
bilks, Merinos, Cambrics
Cloths, Casafmeres. and Vesting
Broche Stella, and Itlanket Miewls
Ingrain and three ply Carpets
Drurgtts, Ruga, Ao
600 dozen Hose and Hair Hose
Gloves, Gauntlets, Ao
Tocether with a eeneral assortment of flood nn
slly loucd In a retail dry goeds store
terms ca n
TUEO Snr.CKFLL, Trustee
BONTZ t GRIFFITH,
oct IB d Auctioneers
PROPOSALS FOR RATIONS FOR 1803.
QcaaiaaMASTsa'a Orrica,
U s. Maxixi Corps,
Washington, September 26. 1861.
Sealed propoaala will be received at this office, un
til the auth stay or October next, at 12 o'clock, M ,
for furnishing rations to the U. 8 Marines, at the
following stations, during the year 1862, viz
Portsmouth, New Hampshire,
Charles town, Massschujetts,
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
Washington, District of Columbia
Each ration to consist of three quarters of a pound
of mess pork, or bacon, or one and a fourth pounds
of fresh or salt beef, twenty two ounces or bread,
made or extra aupertlne Hoar, or .la lieu thereof
twenty two ounces of extra fupertlne flour, or one
nound ol hard bread, at the oution of the Gsi-ern
meut, and at the rate of eight quarts of ben white
beane, or in lieu thereol ten pounds of rice, ten
pounds of good ooflVe.or In lieu ttereot one end a
halt pounds of tea, fifteen pounds of good New
urieans sugar, tour quarts ot vinegar, one pouna
of sperm caudles, or one and a fourth pounas of aaa
nianllne candles, or one and a half pounds of good
hard dipped tallow candles; four pounds of good,
hard, brown soap, two quarts ol salt, and one hun
dred and fifty six pounds of potatoes, te each hun
dred rations
Ihe increased allowanoc of fouronnoes of flour or
bread, and the allowance ol potatoes, as shove pro
vldtil. will cesse. at the termination of the nreaent
JiLurreotlon, aud the ration be aa protfded oy law
aud regulation,,, on the lstnf July,1861
Ihe lifer shall be delivered on the order of the
commanding officer or each station, either In bulk
or by the tingle ration, and shall consist ol the beat
und most choice pieces ot the esreass, the pork to be
Hu 1 prime mess ,oik, and the groceries to be or the
beat quality or kinds named.
All suujeci ,u inspection
All bids must be accompanied by the following
guarantee
Rmnof QMorantM
Ihe undersigned,
,of , tn the State of
ana , oi .
lu luo oibic ul ,
hereby guarantee that lu cue the foregoing Lid of
, for rations, as above described beccepted,
1ii nr thev will, within teu davs alter the reeelnt of
the contract at the Post Ofnie named, execute tho
co-tract for the same, with good aud sufficient sure
lie, and, in case the said shall fail to enter
Into contract s aforesaid, we guarantee to make
good the dilfereuce between the offer of the said
and that which may be accepted
A ft , Guarantor
V, Itueas C D , Guarantor.
E. K.
1802
I hereby certify that the above-named are
known to me as men of property, and able to make
muni their guarantee G, II,
( To U si0tuI by tlu VntUd Stattt Dutrici Jutyt, UmUd
!!iulM District Attimn, or MlHlfr)
Ko proposal will be conshlertd unites accompanied
by the aboie guarantee
(Nevispaiieis authorized to publish the above will
eiiid the paper containing the first insertion to this
olhce for examination )
Proposals to be endorsed " Proposal for Rations
for lSboV' and addressed to the undet signed
W. U BLACK,
sep 26 la4w Major and Quartermaster
A OLE OLD SOLDIERS WANTED.
All alle old soldiers, who onoe servsd, and who
wi uld like to reive again, under prompt attention of
exeretao and capacity as such, Mill pleaie call at
Mali r Jewell's office, Poatelitce oorner, or direct to
" fcltAKCO," at this office Only about 100 required
to till the regiment ol Draiour
uy oruer ot
Capt OIIARLlv UrCIIFR,
Formerly or the First N Volunteers
W-tl In M''"-
aept 1(MI
COVKIIINHX UHl THE HEAD. 1 INK
DRESS llATS,at3 60 line MOFTIIAle),
colored andblaik several neely esjustmmed
Military and other styles ur CAPS, for men and
buis Boys' Hats, children's Isney and plain
Laps una is ine i iace io aet your iiivury uw- -
niril il irvNNIMi.
tct 15 lw
Bevenlh street, Island
p ENTLEMEN, ATTEMIONI
I am offering great Inducenunts to purchasers of
lteaty Made Clolhlrg 1 can furnish you with
lllsck Drets Suits, Walk Suits. Business Sults.Coatf
Panta, Visis, Ao , Ac 1 am selling Beautiful Bu 1
lie Suits at $10. tit ill, and tie
Cli ap suits rrs m 4 60 to 18 oo.
Call, and y ou 111 eee that II can be doneal-
oct 16 1 Seveiilh strvtt, Island
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