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The national Republican., 1861-11-25
az WALL 4 BARNARD, Auotio.ser,.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE mr.
PROVED BOSNHSs PROP ERTY ON
SEVENTH STREhT
I'm MONDAY AYAFTERNOoN November the 96th,
It O'Clock BY virtue of deed Of trust recorded in
.i5er j A. s, No. l12, foil 4os to sol, in the re.
cords of Washington county, ID G., I will sell In
ront of the premises, part of Lots Nos. and =, In
quire No 462, fouting rs feet inches on Seventh
tfeet W. st, between north snd Massachusetts, ave.
nue. and running back III feet inches to an alley,
md improved BY good three story brick store and
lwelling.
Terms made known on the day Of the sale
Deed of conveyance to be made at the expense Of
the purchaser
If the terms of the sale are not compiled with
within one week thereafter then the property will
he re-od at the purchaser expense by the Trustees
Sivirg three day. notice by publication In the
Seeming Star. d. NJ. LAWRENCE, Trustee.
WALL BARNARD,
nov rs Auctisneers.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25

AT General Hospital, Union Hotel, corner o.
Bridge and Washington streets. Georgeto,on,
NOu Is.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
REAT AUCTION SALE
FU r. ~ ITU n e.
At the arerooms Of
s. 8. STErE.t,S s. SO.H'S,
Marble Building, No. "a Hanover Street

~
Tie large and very choice stock Of Cabinet Fur.
pture contained IN the Five story Marble Building
Of ! .. SrEVhNS & son !, No. 81 Hanover street,
"ill hs offered at public auction, on TUESDAY
GOrning, November 46 nj 10 O'Clock.
The stocs comlrises q very extensive variety OF
superior Baltimore mace Furniture bo h high and
low priced and s one of the largest and best socss
ever offered at public auction in this country.
Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Chamber Sets,
elaborately carved; Also, great assortment OF
lower priced Chamber Furniture aud sey eral Cot
tage Sets Very rich Dining Room Furniture, Par
lor Sets and II Hal Furniture.
Also, q iue as.ortm mt Of Cane aud Wood n
Seat Chairs, Kitchen Furniture, Looking "
Glasses, Mattresses, Pillows, Bed Comforts, ~
aud every rrticle usually found il iIrst class
rcrait furniture sture.
a large lat of Camp Furniture will also be added
Stools, Tables, Chairs, Portable Camp Beds. ami
many articles to which the Soldiers attention
should be directed
he goods can be examined previous to the day OF
sale
HIr Terms cash. In bauka5e money.
SAMUEL }. SOPER CO,
nov 2l-its AuctiOneers
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
AMUSEMENT
E.aE'TERBURr HILL.
CANTERBURY HALL.
r.xrZnny,np -Arr

CANTERBURY HALL,-aa
Fo'merly the Washington Assembly RoomsJ
Louisiana avenue, near corner Of Sixth street, in
the rear of the National and Browns Hotels,
OPEN EVERY NIGHT!
With the fvst talent In America
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME!
FRANK BROwER!
T. X A N X B II o w ER!
The chief impersonator of the Happy Darkey. for
the last fifteen The originator Of the style Of
deli eatiou known us the PHILADELPHIA Niger. who
does not res ember him In connect Ion with the sab
lights, Jem Sanford, Eph. Horn, Luke West, and
othets-his own name standing first in popular esii.
nation.
FRANk BRowER at the CASTERBURY.
DICK PARKER (fuDny Dick)... at the CANTERBURY.
HARRY Fox. ox....................at at the CASTEhBgRY.
w. B GARRISON. ............... at the CANrkRBURY.
MILE FRANK La FoLL.. ...... at the CAHTERBURY.
Miss JULIA HUDSON, the beautiful
songstress. ess...................att at the CANTERBURY
MIssEs EMMA Mills. WILLIS, YER.
NON, PARKER CLIFTON, and
host of others. at the CANTERBURY,
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS OFFICE .

Washington, Nov. 23, 1861
Whilst the present year witnesses phase II
our national affairs startling to the world, and
paraleed W hich has already paralyzed one see
lion and prostrsted sister ciues, the citizens "I
Washington should especially be not unm
iul of the failure Of these causes to produce
like effects in the metropolis of the Union. or
from whence this dispensation sprang, and, In
humble acknowledgment, render thanks that,
AS this same year approaches its CLOSE, our city
is peculia,ly ly blessed in abundant employ yment
for all its labor, unusual mercantile prosperity,
and all that ordinarily renders community
contented and happy.
For these reasons, and In compliance with
the following concurrent resolution OF the City
Councils, request my fellow o,izensI,o abstain
from secular employment, and, assembling in
their respective places of worship on Thurs
day, the 18th instant, to unite in Ytateiul ex-
pressiOns to Almighty God.
RICHARD WALLACH, Mayor.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25

At Hospital ut Columbian CDHege. Washington
NOu. Is.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
Concurrent Resolution setting apart a Day for
Public Thanksgiving and Prayer.

Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board
of Common Council of the City of Washington,
That the Mayor be requested to issue his proc.
lamaton recommending the people of this city
To set apart and observe Thursday, the 2sth
instant, AS II day of Public Thanksgiving and
Prayer, by the usual religious ceremonies in
their various churches and places of worship.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25

Every night this week,
MR.. WILLIAM WRAY,
The Man who can do everything.
And entire change of Songs, Dance, 10, &c.
ADMISSION S-Pprquet, IS cents Parterre. 10 cents.
Doors open at 7, commence at * O'Clock
81 The frSt of
~ PERCIVAL'S MATINEES, ,1a
for Families and Oh ldren
will begin next Saturday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.
Upon this occasion, the saloons are entirely closed
utv18
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DID. CAuLKIHs. AuctisBesr.
RTGAGE SALE-An extraordinary

M ORTGAGE SALE-An extraordinary
WI chance 10, Honsekeepe and Dealers In Fine Furn
turs MONDAY, Oct H. at loi O'clock precisely, AZ the
costly Furniture painnr rosewood Drawing room Suites
elegant Toctaye Piano Forte Mirrors Velvet Capets kc In
the residence No 2la shav consisting Of
elegant Pier and Mantle Mirrors Lace and BrOeade Curts9s
rich carved rosewood Etaseres with mirror fronts three solid
rosewood Paor Suites IN satin rosewood Center Tables
PsnoFore, stool and Cover OIL Psiniinss TurLi.h Easy
Dining Table Chairs China Tea and Dinner Sets Cut Glass
ware large assortment Of fne SivewAre, Ivory Cutlery
together with extensive variety Of Chamber Furniture In
rosewood and mahogany Beds and Bedding pure H MAJ
re.ses Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets Cloek BnoTs
mahogany ChsiIs, Sofas Lounges Rockers, Ocloths, Sc
Sale positive Dealers attend
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Real Gstate for Sale.

DARE OIIANCE.-A splendid suburban RES
III lDErCE and FRUIT FARM, Of 20 .eses, IL nov
ou,red located Of Hudson Cola nbts County N. T., within
mile Of all dochs dspets and bosness parts Of tho city the
buildings oil Farm In the highest state 81 satiya
ton 6ardan and Orchard very os,snsvo containing al the
bed varieties Of fruit Grounds tasiefuly laid cut and highly
ornainented Location unsurpassed Price Sl0oc which 10
FAR below coa Terms Of payment made easy For further
psr,euia nsaiIs Of the saberiber, the premises
SOLOMON " CLIFFORD,
Hudson, Celsmbis County, N Y.
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6penal Notltes.
,fsoD. Second

1udicial Peoples Union Convention, Second
Dlstrfefby the accommodation Of ths Union Convention
o. An Co1nty Delegates have been appointed tOs UNION
gODHiAL CONTENTION, which win be held 81 the City
Hall bfooa5n, on the 18th October 1851 at IL m 10 Domi-
nate candidate for Jgstiee Of ths saprems Court.
recommended that Delegates from the other Counties in
% District be appointed to attend
THOMAS McELRATH,
Secretary Kings County Union Convention.
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| TnosAs j. MILLsR, Auetionssr.
| nJnONED STOCK at AUCTION r.


FLOODED STOCK at AUCTION.-J. B.
- M0H6oTT having pssponed his sals ia consequences
Of he storm from the 10Th, will SELL public aaeon
MONDAY October H. 1851, u sclock noon, his farm.
CLAson POINT Wsstches,er County, i've miles from H.r
ing np horss breeding Tho stock compisss orosy bred
stallion "Losan" brood colts and hes also reising
saens road horses te together with number Of uperos
meh cows, pair Of well broke oIeu and Lord Clsson
superb Ayrshire bull twenty months old. Tho attention OF
lovers Of Thorough breds particularly invited this sale
a. any lot put up will bo positively sold without reserve TO
The highest bidder. Stages win lcaso Harlem oi O'clock
Tor the sale.
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Urp GOODS.
A AVORITE RTICLE.--
THE SHILLING BENZINE
INSTANTLY REMOVES GREASE STAINS.
nENsInkvfG 10 TIE EENfUNE

THE SHILLING BENZTNE
INSTANTLY REMOVES GREASE STAINS.
DENSLOWS is THE GENUINE.
The above established and perfectly reliable article Is now
In better demand than at any previous period. Its popularity
and sale steadily increase. Naturally this success has eIoited
competition and several unprncpled parties now at
tempting to put on the market trashy limitations which are In
many csses positively injurious The genuine SHILLING
BENZlNE was originated by Denslow. and each bottle
should have his it, few dealers are attempting
to urge of the limitations alluded to- Persons desiring the
genuine will that they get DENSLOWS, and refuse AL
others Any dealers selling counterfeit Shilling Benzue will
proceeded against under the Trade law unless they
discontinue at once .--
The popularity of the SHILLING BENZINE arises solely
the fact Of It's superior quality and unsurpassed cheeP
moss.
DENsLOW
also puta an HIS BenIne In large bottles at rs cents hodni
double the quantity Of any other Is cent article These bot
ties contain much three Of the shilling size, and are
therefore wei adapted for families.
Sole Wholesale Depot No. l62 Broadway.
Rstdiled by Druggists and Fancy stores
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ITO LEASE-For q term of years LOT of
Il GROUND 20 feet mont By ia deep situated the
City Hail. ~ Y Inquire of J. POMEROY, corner Of oth and
South lstst, Brooklyn.
QTH-hV. STORES and DWELLINGS to
. IrTN,sr s,tb-,t and near 35ths suitable for lsny
hind Of business Apply st No 443 or No. 800 sthsv.
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Headquarters First Regiment, Morgan Brig
ade, Go,9rrnnr, Guard, Mechanics, Rife Regi-

ade, Goerncr's Guard, Mechanics Rife Regi-
ment, Centre Market Of Grand and Centre sThs
regimen. organized and placed under the commAnd Of
Col JOSEPH G. PINCKNEY Of tho Sixth Regiment, Gov
ernors Guards NewYok State Militia. 1t has been accept
ed, and is in quarieu at En Park aud win lssye very
for active service In the bead The welknoUh
military reputation OF Col r., and his large practical
experience h sufficient guarantee Of During three
months sotive service the regiment Lost not BY sce
dent dee showing that he pys special attention TO the
welfare comfort and health Of his About 2Oo men are
requed 10 raso his present nnand 20 the footing
tboe therefore, who wish 10 Pace themselves under careful
aud udious leader an opportunity open for them to do SC
at Members OF this Organization receive 40 cents pe
day pay when Employed mechanics for ten days and
upward which nstee toe pay Of piyses when 80 employed
about s2J month Soaioa wiz receive 100 bounty on
being and If ds bed In the service hs pay oI
e Immediate sef given 70 the families Of the needy,
which will be paid weekly nnt the regiment leaves ioL tne
ofwn. Bs1d Of Musicians wanted, TO whom hoersi
pay viii be given. Applicants win inquire In person. or oy
letter, ss above.
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Hdles bp AntilorI.
4 m. MsRsIH. AlouoDsss.

4 m. MsKyIH. EGcuonsos.
DY BANGS, NERWIN g. Co., Irving Build.
ID inss Ros ss and SO BrOsdwsy-ssles Of Books sta
onsry Psures Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture he.
MONDAY EVENING, Oct ~ at O'clock.
NEW B00Ke-A large collection Of mostly ard fresh
stock prsns ss variety Of valuable werks In various
braAebes neudnE eesnfc Csaesl and 9cAool Beoks 6e
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Notice-RRCRUITlNG for the THIRTY SEVENTH
REGIMENT-Ths rsilsnt Regiment, now The Advance
Guard Of tho Army Of the Potomac raising some more soou
men Recruits m splg at the eOner OF Am;y and Thomp
ponsts, in the City Hal Park All DeseItes ron ms
Regiment gre ordersd 10 report Leutenant JAMES L.
DUNCAN, THIS DAY. BY order Of -
LINT Col JOHN BURKE, Commanding.
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DARIs, LONDON and NEW-YORK MED

Il ICAL ADVISER and MARRIAGE GulDE-A book
exposing the faaeies OF Phydologs and the uniuceesn
treatment OF Phy.iclsns n special deae hIst local. but
by neglect and improper treatment prosstns the nervous
system and leaving both mind and body total wreck 2oh
editlou By NJ Lalnont Paris Lon
don Ply isn and Surgeon No 6t7 broadway
st. Rom Tonssy No. I2l Narsut, H. Dexter Co.. No. l3
Nassan.s, and De WITT No. IL RrsnkfortH kew.Yof Inc
doctors hours Tor e6pg these affections are nom M 70
D. We concur with the following papers In Recommending
Dr. LARM ONT 20 the afflicted: Dispatch Atsi CouHvr des
Etss Uuis DemekJsi BtsssZeituDE Medical review, &C.
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THE BOOK RESULTING FROM THE
Il NATIONAL HYMN COMMITTEE
GEO. w. ELLIOTT,
no. 80 Walker st., New-York.

GEO. w. ELLIOTT,
No. 39 Walkerst, aewfork.
VIII pGb'sh on the als, inst ,,,,,,,.,
How they written and how they are rot written.
BY RICHARD GRANT WHTB.
None OF he,e received the prize Of 800 offered By the
One volume octave elegantly printed on tinted paper with
embelli,hments Price, handsomely bound In cloth Sl'
The New Yoik EIes in speaking Of this literary Gu
win contain selections from the best and from the worst
Of the 200 contributions The will doubtless be the
en rtsbiog they VIII be given verbatim ct
IN ell their grammatical and rhetorical eaulgency Speeme,s
the music viii .o be included IN this unique volume it
Ia % be edited by Rchsrd Grant White who OF the
Committee and has furnished essay ON National hymns
Tho popular Of European national hymns are added TO
furnish ccnstt with the efforts oil the palohe muse IL
America" - ~ MN
depa and Cincinnati and for every important
cut the country. Supplies ready ioT age 70 oeVef'
| Orders win ho hlled IN regular succession. ,
- Copies VIII be sent 10 any address prepaid On Teeep'
| OF One Dollar
From The New YeIk Tribune of oet. G;
4" To 0s Editoyot The ~ y. T,iSune. ,,,-.
SIR: The psreysph from the pen Of Mr. Richard 6rdn'
White your paper Of to-day likely % lead to misepPe
ben,ion Whether the volume announced In The Tribune
oi The 3d nss be The National Hymns or simply National
Hymns without the the Il certainly the result Of 'ne
which Mr.. Richard Grant White was prominent II not
have a eontIset with Messrs Rudd Carleton with
whom have perfect understandns by virtue OF which my
name s pat upen the epsgo eoDJonuy with soeTs and
an 10 sunounce myself oT specified time ss publisher Ihe
book will ssued BY snnouncrd and WI" not DC pup
isb.d bT Messrs G. lin few days tss stated by Mr.
Richard Grant whe) not in from thirty to sixty days At
recherche TO pleve the pabHe no. MI Richard Grant
"Mr RIchsrd Grant White the shsis.pesIe,n editor &c
should o he oouesses have troubled you with h'
and would not trouble you with mine oSt of 'he pH
pO.o Of setting ali Psrss, right ss'Grs the Pablo 10 ,.
| "N.x.York Oct O. ISeL"
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ITHE sEMI-W TRIBUNE.
Ihg NRw-YORK SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE il
pu ubl ishs6 every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.

Ii . II M i-h 70 II N LII 4 I'D " N l.
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Published every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
Of No. 1,7O9 [oct. IL;
I..LEADrNo ARTICLES Good E.ih Tho Pr.ciou
Metals; The Ght Of the Matter; The Devil thA
Wnl Not Down A Word in Season DOmisies-
MeIic.i The Herald Blowing 40, and Cola EdI
II M..%zs Wan ShSs aS%I sSs,s1 sghssHT.
W1N ATTEMPT TO RETAKg HATTyRAs
hS. eo:9 Of ~ Hs:9: .; y. x
Monticello; Cougplets Route, and Great Slaughter
.y..AatRicAa iSsfITuTE ThkMERs GLIB
vI.1aE WAR IoR TIE UNION; p. ss,.T I'd H. u,
VII. TIE CIVIL vi %1s IN IsEkicl: By william
VII. AaMsSiTURAI II ITEMa -, . -, ,.,,.
Ix..PRoaREss OF FRENCH RULE IN sERE-
x..LATEsT NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH:
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X, M..xRSM x@gsJInTr k5NTUGkY; 6k dyn PRICE
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XIV. .FRon TEaNEssEE: Correspondents. ~ tn.
Nv. v..FRRon KENTUCKY. Correspondents. Of Tho NY.
Nv, sT,lpzs,s T1iSIs;; ,rrus
XVII. THE YREMoNT- BLAIR DIFFICULTY, Co.
xvr, xBnI BiSS' ri,s chsgss against Gen Fremont
xix.. .THg sEai-1TflCHED COUPLE: B, The Al.
thor Of The Semi Detached Hou,s.
XX..THE CROPS
XXI. POETRY; "forvudw
xxi POLITICAL
XIII. PERSONAL
XIV .sCITY NEWS.
XxV..MlSCELLANE0U3
XVI. I.kARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XVII. WEEKLY REVIEW or THE NEW-YORK
DRY GOODS MARKET
XVIII. ICoMMERCIAI Matters: Ful he.t: .f III.
Stock, Money, Cotton Grain, and Cattle Markets,
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IN PRESS-THE VALLEY OF DECISI0N:
l. Discourse gwen oeea,ion OF the National Fat sept
2s 1851 In All Sens ChnIeh, by Henry w. Bellews d. d.
H.B. PRICE. Publisher, No. s8+ Brssd~sy
HERBERTs HINTS to HORSE KEEPERS !
I-Nsled ffss upon receipt Of fl - Agents wanted 10
sell sAILons Books Horses, Cattle Sheep Poultry. Ad
dIeu O. M. SAxT0N, No. IS PNt row, ~ Y.
nLD-ESTABLISHED CATHOLIC PUB
" LIsHING- HOUSE d EDWARD DUNCAN 4
HRoTHTR-JAMEs b. KIhKER, No. 500 Broadway. up
st has constantly hand IN addition TO bis own pubica
ton, all the pubstions Of the Catholic publishers In the
United States Orders solicited, which viii be attended TO
with the utmost punctn and and At prices 10 suit the
present depressed stats Of tIade- - . - -
EDWARD DUNCAN & BROTHER,
(James Is. KiIker,) No. $50 Broadway, UP stairs.
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The Mysteries of Iandon.
THE ARMY COMMITTEE
ofthe
New York Yo1ng Mems Christian Assooitl on
respectfully announce
A NEW, BRILLIANT, and THRILBING LECTURE
BY JOHN b. COUGH.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. l6Lh, st
COOPER INSTITUTE.
Subject; LONDON BY NGHTp
Tiek cts only IS Cents eseb.
For sale RUSHTONS No. 10 AstoI House Nos AZ and
i89 Broadway; LOCKW0ODS, No. 4lt Broadway; CAR
TIERS, No. $50 Broadway; BRENTANoS, No. 655 Broad
way; RAND0LPHS, No. 6s3 Brosd~ayj SUNDAY.
SCHOOL UNION, No. $50 Broadway ROOMS Of the Y.
N. CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, Bisio House, and AT
THE DOOR.
rR- THE PROCEEDS WILL BIZ DEVOTED TO TIL e
PUBLICATION or THE SOLDIERS HYMN BOOK.p
Post-Ofice Notice.-The mails for Europe VIA South.
spnton aud Hsv per United States steamer FULTON. will
coss at this ocs SATURDAY the 18th day Of October
Al .I0s O'Clock N. WILLIAM Il. TAYLOR. p. N.
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New 1Dnblitatlons.

Tbis Day Published: -
TFyHE WRITINGS OF CALVIN BLANCH-
II ARD Asaossseey Of TaE RRLI0IoS OF scfBFoEi Pro
Esso, Of THno RHI4Go POLITICAL PHYNCs Exporter o.
THE STATIcs aRD DYHAnIcs 0OD ALnIaHTI. Al when
In ss,o " God dImghfy" There needs bnttne
in religion and government that Is eIerced a
less picated ncchsDe 10 establish Heaven ON earth
Ono volpu,c of $40 octave psgs l2mo paper Price
q e. Msried (po.sse by the suthor and publisher
CALVIN BLANCHARD, No. 70 Nasssn-st.
'" In SPITE OF ALL THE WORLD"
n A Patriotic SONG,
With AceompbniDent for the Piano,
Just Published by
c. BREUsING, No 7Ol Broadway.
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Boaro an0 Rooms.

A FRONT PARLOR and two or three front
"A furnished ROOMS to LET for from So to 81 per week
escb or with board for S5 % for each peis No. 70
Uniyer,ity place. References exchanged.
DOYAL OPERA COLONNADE HOTEL.
IL CHARLES-Sr, ST. JAMES's. LONDON, England. =
This new aud Hotel beautifully and conveniently
an the Of London offers unrivaled
for FAMILIES and GENTLEMEN, at moderate charges
and particularly worthy the attention Of visitors from he
United States Every comfort and s provided
DOOMS.-A Lady, occupying handsome house
III IN 3Oth between 9Th and 9th avs will take four or FIVE
gentlemen into her family. Pleasant rosms with breakfast
and will be furnished moderate The best Of
references given and required Address A. Box 2020
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rTyHE OFFICER POCKET COMPANION:
MANUAL FOR THE STAFF OFFICER.
PriI.ipslly Translates from the freooh Of Lieut. Col Dc
RosYfe by Lieut.. Wn. P. Csishll, u. :. Engineers.
A lRIATfsE ON ORDNANCE AND NAVAL GUN-
merry
Ier the Use Of the United States Naval Academy.
By Lieut.. Edward Simpson, u. h. Navy.
D.HLN H0SrRAND, Publisher,
No. 1872 Broadway.
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TNHE SHILLING BENZINE. OW's
genuine most valuable article for daily IN fani.
lice An kinds Of Paint WsI OIL and Crease Stains may be
instantly removed BY s from tho finest well the
most common fabric either Of k wooen Full directions
with each bottle. Refuse all having DEESLOWS name
ths label there worthless limitations sost Rsaed
BY Druggists and fancy stores Wholesale depot No. i62
Broadwsy.
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The Undersigned, having been elected, by the Con
ysntion which nominated The Peoples Ticket for oc.
officers for the Countyof Kings Delegates 20 Peoples Con
veuon for the Second Judicial District 10 nominate Union
olDdate for Justice o the Supreme Coo. for the said die
tc In the place Of tbs Hon John bot Whose term win
epe the last y OF DSeenbef peSt having other
M for che assembling f s1ch Cobvea.io1 and believing that
further time should be lost 10 causing such Convention
ssmbe hereby request the Delegates Rom al the Counties
posing the Second Judicial District 10 assemble the
City Hall in the City Of Brooklyn, tire 18th day Of Octo
he 1861 at IL O'clock for the papofe Of making such
nomination and for the Transaction II such other business
ny be deemed eIpodient-nsted Brooklyn Oct q 1861.
J. w. GILBERT,
WILLIAM COLT,
ROBERT D. BENEDICT
Queens, Suffolk Richmond Wes,cbssieT Dutnhess Rock
ino Putnam, Orange and Kings compose the District
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