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Hon Floyd Secretary War; W. r. Drnkard, chief clerk
and four waicbmen The
oIowing bureaus attached this department;
Commanding Generals Oeo-Ths Office tho
lieutenant General Scott, Is al New York.
Aaan Generals OGce-Co samuel Cooper Adiu,art General
Townsend Brcvet Capt Williams
and Beve 9arece Judge Advocate Brevct Major John
In this ohice all
the army thu rolls
whore military commissions made
Qporerrucsy 0Gce T. Jesup
general
Miller and Bsv MAJOR Bigger eIeyen clerks and one
nayasr Generals 0fcsto D. r. IArDcd, general,
Major Leslie district paymaster, eight CLERKS and eoscn
ger a t.t ,.s s.as r..
Ccnusay Generals OH--Gep
assistant Captain D. Simpson,
ger. ..lr
Sp-on Generals Offer lawson surgeon general
assistants, Dr. r. G. Wood and IN q X Wood three clerks
Eno OgoGcrerai Joseph Totten chief engineer assistant
Captain IL a. Wright; Ave clerks and messenger.
naurrrksrof Albert colonel Of tho corps ns
ytant Captain Woodruff four clerks messenger
Cran~ BuresmCo r. Craig colonel Of ordnance assistant
Cap Vim NAY nader; eight clerks aud messenger
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MUSTARD sKrp PEPPER, &c.
required for the use Of the
To be delivered at New York only. 1n
Mustard seed, American, brown tlf
Pepper, black, Mslabar 81 t.t...
Bottles, octagop, for mustard and pepper
Cprks for IT 7
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auditors Third Auditor
forudcatons, Military Academy, military
we'll for pensions
arising military 1914
gross reports Compo,r
thereon.
Fourth AudIor Ocs-A Dayton esq Fourth
sixteen al
Navy and reports tho balances The Second Comp
Gouer for his decision thereon. n. ~
sffh o6 Mcconnell. esq, Fifth Auditor and
all diplomatic
similar services performed Of
the balances the First Comptroller for hts decision
thereon. siffifaN N~A4t .
siah Audaors Ogf-m Thcmss Tate Of Treas
nry and hundred
vice tho Post Once Department s decisions 6nu
intends the collection ~ debts
all penalties and 'rcs ,mi~sed pomsslers and mail
c'yii and criminal and all
by cuce the prompt pay moneys due tho
ins'sncng United aorp., shas clerks
The of such sut.
procecdtpe has other prorcrty
United States Of debts
Department. and has 10 sell and dispose for the
beu d the United States
olorks Lccp the the snsS h
dcposorcs created by The
by
by the First Comptroller
upon warrants drawn
the Register. He
pubic moneys by dbusg officers and
out the same upon their checks
Rgisa'' oefncy Hagrer Register and twenty nine clerks.
Keeps the ncconn public and expenditures receives
tn returns and makes official and
commissioner " Cuons decided
ticm, and u charged by law with their saf. keeping
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hxns dan, 1su dsys xcsy d. the q GASGENERATlNG and
COOKING RANGE co. viii art one Of the' hendc. o."
Patr-d Apparatus from the Depot No oll brosdwoy al y
oot ca r. M conveyed iD blaze OF trump thfonsn
the of the city reforming al = ok IN nc
the a.d be tuned by Ten 's ~
burners Ctzp. be wide awake Look out ior ga on wAik
pr. A. IL. sme medey.-STUTrERlNG ard srAMMEh-
ING is peImai ,ny cI,d by DIR. sMtDitf, 10" 81 t.e
Tlis founded on scicnt ihc
s performed in lees uu 81 hour enc never Il, -"
tsr uuie, al sasacton Dr SMbDLkn ~i Psclos a. .ls
DO ", 20 him Of- hours ffom9a M toSoci'ckP H.
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NJ N a.. aqe /, .tau peo upon ever. karns Crack
made Be- pnIcnas, for rna eut 's' bang te
VINO stamped each ,rackeF IGese may V' p'o
cured be bat iau'ly srocers generally
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THE MINISTRY OF Ii T.. -
ID. APPLETON &c 90,
Nos. SIC and S4S BROADWAY
Have jus, Published.
THE MINISTRY OF LIFE.
MARIA LOUIS, CBaRLEswoRTH,
Altpor 81
Miu..ripg Children"
volume limo, With Two Ensrasinss sl.'
OF the Muist-Ig Children the aGlAors previous wok,
So. eopi,s hs,, Be, IL sold
From The y. Y Observer.
The bgbsr walks ~ ME- bcsedress - dorR rod sal
TIE UAhs ueiuuefs and enjoyment drawn out ~i;n
hteutul u poity aud sirr8ctye ard - tue a.
n tive RACES t. 90 good 70 tea n others hor
th the voice and Of Christian charity il in- Of tue
Guttor who power Of oerpn, genuine love tor
evangelical rrgon beI d instruction wh the story -
T. sNe chara 10 Oh her b0cbs
From Tn. Commercial
This of The moral ard religious novels recently
pubsL.d IN Eussud. The story interesting enough secure
he az. riou while crlent insuci is impaired Ia
card TO sdla. Circumstance 81 ic
IL brief ~bat b" author the ministry oi M ne
70 coItrhute much a. ~ ca % ne pro
u,t o TIE w,aIr the LaIpLe the salvation of o-ltTs
From The Albany Argl..
TIE contains maIy cOun.rE snd hnts "hic1
serye to l,d wei bs persons engaged 10 tie education
of tie Young. IL of Cass Of s-0. novels which sTe
AWsys welcomed N isui les "
from To- Christian ObsTyer. .
The world the present dis -ed. books a. this nd
toss lch teach ho~ - b. Gnsensh II theT not'e
n At.
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COODYEARs PATENT-TRADE NOTICE.

COODYEARs PATENT-TRADE NOIiCE.
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The Cooper Lectures. An iDvi son 20 deliver course
Of Lectures having extended by Mesrs Luther Bsdsh
g.oise Bancroft Dsniel Lord, Henry w. BelloVs Ch.s
bal, Peer Cooper, w H. A. pin~sil ". T. Bryant Greene
e. BoD,oD Pc s,sh PERT Samuel OsgoOd Murrsy Holman,
Roteu O0oGhue Hrsm k.cbam, Joshua Colt, Mefcdith
How shn James Harper, JoDn r. Williams am Others, to
the Prot Of Yale College ana other distinguished genue
supervision ihsy vii be ree confident In announcing
of the thoroushly sce uc de-
veIsd this city. As slight expression Of Obligation 20 Peter
&, orer esQ his mnnceI benefactons the o.
sld science, they will b. entitled
THE COOPER LECTURES,
and be dred By beag continued annuity rns
toe Winter months.
The posent the shject Of Chemistry Natural
Phil sOpby AsrDOny az Geology in such manner ss 20
hru with e atsciUns U tie polished avd popular Lecture
The will consist Of Sixteen Lectures 20 be delivered
tve "Wednesday evening" "a O'clock in the large
ball u the Cooper lItIitutc.
T ft.odto,y ct4re will be- delivered by Professor JonN
Porter oil Yale Col. WEDNESDAY, D-c SIoject
"1b- s,erce Il the Aucieutg snd Acbens Single tcfet
of sdm.i - cents ,sch, for the as or 70 aol
sdy q, u,h IS wh msy be obiaine, at all t3e
sv Or, ei Brosdw.y lsih.,: Crowcl BrJidwsy cor
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Co No 553 Broadway W,S Hastcd, No S'l Broadway
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Hesbu's, PeaTl-st Pme-st sld Of J. w MORTON
TessuI,I No Az BIooiaest one door west OF Broadway
Sipno,n Naro viii deliver secord Lecture entit'ed
"1b. FInt Martyrs Of lean Liberty" THIS EVENING OF
O'Clock Clint Hall, 8'bst, cast side Of brosdwey
obtsinsd AZ the bookstores
Bnao as. and AZ tbv doots Pnce 15cent
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6peflal Notifes.

Henry 4. Vail continues ~ receive sudeE1 ~ eCihN,
THO AiRlCULTRE mos. thorough sud simple mstood
pursued approved by some of our most my g"nt cu
tyators Ard scietIoc Farms Laid = OHfe9s and
pr. pared ndyce given 70 use Of Manufe- Dram
lu,, 6e. cling Sips, y. y
sops Of renpernnce.-Harn nony Dividon No viii
hold pub TeB p%raDoe Mestbg lie Ha No 28l Grand
ct WEDNESDAY EVENING the 9Th inst at Z. oclock T.
JAS DUNN ABM DEAL, esq, aud Other eoqn. ut spe.k
70 will sdor"ss ih- meeting Singing oy B-os MACDDN-
OUCH, CARPENTER ana other. Al ~ho feel al int-res IL
the Temperance T. form invite e. suend. IA A.
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DERBY a JACKSON Publish this day:
l.
New Book Of Starting Interest,
FUTURE. LIFE:
Or SCENES ~ ANOTHER WORLD
Bv GEORGE MOOD


b. GEORGE ~OOD
Au.hoT Q! "Pe.er seherrih II America Modern Pims
Marrying Ls:-" &c
One rea- i.no. PTlce 81.
al Ia. 6reerr which no; All dre,rl.' Byrsr.
TIE rresI.t pi phrr ia the word ps'cs, %
plank wid. han Necessary g. without dagger from
r ,e = an sby . The o;her csuno, tiuk whog, h
q TIE beneath IS r-sson Il 10 iuss'ns
that Irh,ess m irssinson is esiid th.i all
t educated cy putting Eder tbs cisPre sad tyefaneu ~
te;:.r aecgstoGled 20 20 Intelligence hr
aid al of ;rou,!rg intelligence With i's phsuonI
when face wh the Enkn3wo etgr2.y
L. wise 10 II ourselves there VIII al oar 5rcs aae
heart ersies seh oia.r mutual saPp''- zoe inis
Is.ion bciu, subdncd or Charmed
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lsips oor Ct - Influential aid widely circulated
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pur,y of The style verify q master oi EseoTic as " -
bi-.h the p ,us od i, s.ssi ~ the s-.eup. .
brig the " arc hav~ry into ssscis;ons hsr
p.,euted bC the general q the slacr in hargoas VIE
sud so Many sl TssS t-ese p ;es WIZ
II.
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Nrw publiraticns.

NOR FAMILY LIBRARIES and PRESENTS.
THE NEW IMPROVED EDITIONS OF
WASHINGTON l5V l'"ts, i<mo.l WIN - see
IhNI y a = VARIOUS aANDs SON L
WORKS. biNpINoS'
nANARD ! volumes l2mo Cloth, ss.
Win Port ait and Places AID
IA l. 9 KS Ia VARIOUS HANDSOME
WORKS. bISplNuS.
In 4 volumes Popular Edition.
1nyI\ SubsrrIbcrs kdt,on and H.
~ - lu,trated Edtoo. in NARt-
LIFE OF OUS HANDSOME BIND
WASHlNGION.J INOs'
or. PUTNAM Nc Sc Broadway, Y.
AMI 81 BOok.elc!a
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L 4 4 y. GpE hAIl kGT

TIE HON. CALEB LYON, LII D..
Will continue his grADc AID anma'ed discourse upon his
TRAVELS IN EGYPT PALESTINE &c, FRIDAY
EVENING Dec. 10, at CLINTON HALL, Astor pace com
o'clock Tickets so c-ut. GeItsreD sJd Lady,
rs Bemb.is a; reduced IN BE- had st the
Library D. AppktoD COs No $40 Broadway; r. ldop1s,
Broaowsy cor Of Clinton place; Office No i6 Nasaost sad
ar he dO-If
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Five Points Hou-e Of Industry.

We are frequently called to scoGnt in the following manner
gops one calls institution aud says We sCut Jon, s
dOnsor IF provisions Tor money! On such dsy but you did
sekI o. ledts il 49,
Our ex yanaton th,s There two Mission
Hou.e rive Points; blldus called Ho.'e " In
ds Nr PxsEs the other building s called tice P0'"t'
Mi.o. Msthodi,t) Vi oGI friend. sbo1; sand copt
button sRouo direct Il 20 five Points Mission, ~ I IL
~uuio 8f PEASg iu.ttUti bat would go TO ~
hettOdst institution and Of course cono not
r:oD because The hare eoT"eeii01 10
tons Intended for should be directed a. fGAsE OF
BARLOW n. Grateful Tor the hberany
hieDd feel bound n justice 70 them and to our
r. r. BARLOW, Superintendent
L. NJ. PEASE General Agent
New
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EIRS- FURS.
J. Ladies v ho were uuable 10 purchase FIRS Of
THE TRAPPFES DEPOT,
last w..s
Is CoureutscE oF An UNUSUAL DEMAND,
ait informed that
has leel received
FROM THE NTERS,
and 10
Now READY INSPECTION,
pfices
sckrowlcd sded By all 70 be
THE LO w l. I N ii Il I.
DIRECT FROM HEADQUARTERS,
TIE rrc f's -h.frd with the buyeG
pRAKEi5 FUR TRAPPERS' DEPOT,
DoS'T MIsTAKE THE NuMsFa
No. Bowery.
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Course Of Lectures

Course Of Lecturcs
RUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Of l.. bo-n oIgsnized Uoder the b1spce
of the Rutgers Institute, c,mPrtins tie following stTactve
HENRY WARD BEECuER will deliver the Opening Lee
tuJe ID MONDAY EVENING Dec Is.
sUbjec;: TIE BEAUTIFUL
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES &" The Al.o.rst Of the
Breakfast Tsbl) on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. 22
Subject: THE CHIEF kNO Of MAN.
Thee Lectures wlll b. fJnos.d by 9TH. n from
Prot ROsN ELI o. HITCHCOCK, ID. d.
subject: THE HUMAN RACES IN AMERICA.
Rev Dr. ChsPiN
Snbjec': COLUMBUS.
Pev GEO Is. CHEEVER. d. d.
Subject: CHOICE OF BOOKS FOR MENTAL DlSCl-
PLfNc
Ticket, for the Course.
Tickets sy b. ohaDed at lvisoo PbDney's' NO Sz'
pr sdway Hall Suus prOsdvay and Park ,cei
Atpl.,ou o. No. ol6 Broadway Lori TsylOr Grand
st. Brsusinss No. 70l Broadway, ard a, The losttlte
No 9s4 Macisou-.t n. NJ PIERCE. Principal
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-24
COS Communication.

Our neighbor of the R,pHblican has scrib-
ler who signs himself 90" that often endeay-
ors to enlighten the readers Of that paper with
his wonderful productions Ills commun ica-
tons usually consist otreckless assertions and
low dirty slang. NJ. Hatton told prominent
republican in Athens township that the person
that wrote the communications for his paper
over the signature of 90" was Charley Warrei.
Although his scriblings are usually devoted to
the editor of this paper, we seldom deem them
worthy ornotice, because man that would sell
his Democracy to the Harrison branch bank OF
any other banking institution, and would tell q
wllful and deliberate laisehood to the session oil
his own church. both Of which acts Charley
Wariel is guilty Of is not worthy Of very much
notice.
| In last weeks Republican he put forth anoth-
er batch of his usual reckless assertions in reply
| to our correspondent "Viator" Since the Re
publican was published, we have received the
following reply to ''Q's." communication. This
communication of"Niator'' will only more fully
prove the reckless lying character that 90" Isl
ATHENS TIP, March 20, 1853.
| FRIEND ALLEN:-As- correspondent Of the
Republican,, over the signitnre of o." seems
very much exercised about the statement o.
Viator in the Sentinel of the 10th Of March, &C
cusing him Of mstatements. Is 90" sure thai
he has not gone farther than misstatement ir
regard to one name at least, and, "tbe number
otothers the most substantial Democrats there?
| (in Athens township?) would advise him t
| first be sure Of his men before naming them o.
deal in generalites, which affect no one Wher
a name is given as in the case Of G. Culbertson
E(of the other cannot say he should be careful
that he does net do a grievous wrong to tht
individual. Mr. 9. disayows entertaining sucl
views as 20 imputes to him. If it is true il
the one case is. it not fair to infer that he i
mistaken in the other. What then becomes 0
his wholesale charge why not name them ont
| venture the assertion, he cannot and will not
The gentleman must have peculiar means" 0
ascertaining facts or ~he would be careful t.
men named are certainly under peculiar obliga
tions to 70" for giving them notority, the,
neither OF them covet.
The gentleman has, doubt not, some "pain
ft'' recollectons OF some severe handling a
the hands ofsome Of the Athens Democracy.
| am not misinformed and seeks this cover
mode Of retaaGng. ] would not deprive hin
ofthis pleasure, but why seek to do it anonny
mously. Come ---- come -, come out owe
your own proper signature, and not skulk tn
1 responsibility. Yours,
VIATOR
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LccOmDtou and the ExtrcN, es.

The Presidents Kansas policy eets with the
hearty opposition Of the Stewards, Hulcs, and
Giddngs', because it "lavors the interests orthe
South, and is pro SLAVERY alopeweat!' We
now have the ultra South arrayed against LIE
compton because, 'Ae toIsole thing, head and
front, is an abolition m0vemeilth'
The Washington States, the flliLuster organ
has for some time, urged as the strong reason
against the acceptance ofthe Leconpton Consti-
tuition, that it would bring Lane and Robinson
into the L. s. Senate, and has held this up as
sufficient to repeal Southern votes. Now, in
speaking ofJohn Van Buren's recent speech in
New York it concludes:
''IIere is something for the South to look at
One nfthc most noted and most talented OF the
New York Free soil party is trumpeted as the
apostle and prophet OF Democracy. His speech
is Free soil speech. He only goes for lie
/ compton because it humbugs the South. This
| is echoed by 'the central organ,'' and yet South
ern men are not unanimous against it. Tht
/ whole thing, head and front, is an Abolition
measure. Seen how Van Buren, waves th'
ffay Of Free-soil, and rallies Anti slavery around
it. Their strength is, they cling together.
is good example to the Pro slavery men"
five needed anything to convince us tina
/: Mr.. Buchanan is right in this matter, we shoulc
find it in this harmony Of the extremes. 1t i
impossible, not only in the nature Of things, bu
in the light Of all past experience, that thi
concord of evil spirits could be brought a
bout against All evil measure. 1t can only be
good thing, which can invoke such hostility.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-24

~ The FIRST step for the formation of the first
Grand Lodge Of Free and Accepted Masons in
chic, was taken at Clillieothe on the first Mon
day. ofJsngary, lSuS, now more than fifty years
since when at a meeting Of twelve representa-
tiyeS from six subordinate lodges, it was reso-
we'd that IT was expedient to form Grand Lodge
IN TINS State.
1he first Grand Master was the venerable
huius Putnam, the next Governor Huntington,
snd then Lewis CGSs. For ten years-that is
fgnm leQS ~lolSethemestings Of the Grand
i4algsswere held il Chillcethe, which was also
TIE seat of the State Government.
al JFty, years ago, or in 1918, the Grand Lodge
a. well IS the General Assembly began to hold
their annual meetings in the then boroug Of Co.
inlnbus. Chester Griswold was elected Grand
Master, and Lincoln GooQale, the present pro-
lFietar Of the Gcodala House, in this city, cho-
sea. tira0d Treasurer which Office he held down
A. L6;}f lie looks, says the Cincinnati Gazette
~ hearty AMI appears a. active as twenty five
years ago. 1t was in the room of the Goodalt
blouse, now occupied as the reception room, tha
lie t.Eand lodge first assembled in the capitol
The Surviving Grand Masters Of the Granc
I1lge, are Hon. Lewis Cass, 1910, Washington
City: Chester Griswold, 1928, Lebanon; Wn,
Yielding 1880, Sidney; Chas. Anthony, 1882
Springfield; timothy BAKER, 1885, Norfolk
Wm. J. Reese, 1891, Lancaster; VIM B. Thrall
l843, Columbus; VIM. B. Hubbard, 1850, Co
3umbGS; Lucius V. Pierce, 1853, Akron; Wm
II Dodds, 1854, Cincinnati; Benz, f. Smith
1855, Minnesota; present Grand Master, Ho
race N. Stokes, 1857, Lebanon, Ohio
The order in the State is numerous, health.
and prosperous, The number Of working Lod
.ges is one hundred the number OF member
sll,o0p: only two other Grand Lodges Of th
United States exceeding that Of Ohio in thei
membership, and none perhaps in worth. Near
1y one thousand Withdrew last year, most
whom have repaired to the newer States of th
West, to aid in upbuilding there the heneficen
institution Of Masonry. The Semi, Centennia
Anniversary Of this interesting event in Mason
rs, which our hthers engaged in, was intende
to have been celebrated by the brethren Of tn
present day, on Monday last at Chillicothe. :
Is is well however, to put on record reminis
cence Of those good old - Columbus Fact.