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8 AUCTION SALES.
THIS Day

pY WALL b &BARNARD, Aucsionesrs,c Cor
ssysGGfi i atH5h s,Es;sss Essor. e, q
ws5s sssais, g. st Asotics &C. Ths stSss SfC
AORNISG., lth March, At 10 clock, we wil sell
Mtns Auction Rooms, without reserve, the remain
% Bon Crushed Renned, and yellow sss,rs,
Bags Green and Burnt Ccflee.
Cheeee, Starch, Canoles. and Soap,
Bags Hice aad Cares Of Maizena,,
Ca-es Cranberry and Tomato Sauce, and Pickles,
Casee nusterd, cinnamon, PEPPER, Nutmeg, and
Stationery, Candy, Bla .kius and Brushes,
Boxes Tobacco, 6ardines and Mackerel
Casks Hams, Beef and Pork,
Cases whlsky, Prundy, Sherry scheidam ccsnsps.
RAspberry ard Blackberry Brandy,
Cases ;aret, Hu.g .rian and mon Cordirls,
Barrels Whisky d 'fsrent brands,
4 and u Casks Brandy ~ Jamaica 81 irits,
Ito land Clio, Scotch Whistles,
Barrels New York Syrup,
keg lemon Syrup,
800 Window Sash,
Is Barrels Flour,
One nearly new Spring, Covered, Exprtts wsgon.
The attention Of dealers ard Others is called to
this sale .s the who'e stock will be sold without re-
serve, to cloe the bu,iuess.
mars WALL ( BARNARD, Auc.'rs.
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Horrible.

Early on Saturday morning, hack WAS
driven to the National Hotel hack stand, with
the corpse OF u colored woman inside. Her
name was Bryan. She had been living with
Sophia Harvey, oolored, In the seventh ward.
carriage resulted. Her mother was taking her
home, and whom in front Of her house, the
daughter saying she had the small pox, was
refused admittance, - afterwards to the first
ward station, and she died In tho carriage.
Roupdsman Turner and Patrolman Thompson
had the mother arrested, with Sophia Harvey
and two mon, ]. Bennett and J. Green. Justice
Walter examined them, and they were dis.
CHARGED.
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Amuaemanta.

CASrERBuRY.-we often visit this very popu.
lar place Of amusement, and wonder at the
crowds that nightly congregste there. Why is
It! The reason Is simply this: Peroival Co.
please tho public, and employ no one but 1rst
class performers at their establishment. We
would advise any one, II they wish to spend .
pleasant evening, to 90 to the Canterbury, and
We feel assured that they will como away per.
fectly satisfied with the evenings entertain.
ment,
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dM lo-o

Whitsharss, No. A34 Penn. Avenue,
ID selling original oartes de visite photographs
OF Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness Of
Mcclellan 10 the latest published, and Is con.
sidered the-best In existence. Sce our photo.
grabs In oil and water oolors. Also portraits Of
distinguished men. Attention Of military men
s called TO Dur full length ettertypes, for send.
tug by mail. dso Is
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coronsr,s Inqusst.

Early yesterday morning the dead body Of q
near -Four. and .x-half street bridge, BY Metro.
politan policeman J. n. NcCauley. From the
appearance Of the body, II had been but > few
hours In the water. The remains wore remov.
tioe John H. johnson (aoting for Coroner Wood.
ward) notified Of the fact. An inquest wa
held as soon 10 possible. Tho jury rendering
. vardict that the "body was placed In the
spot where found by some person Or persona
unknown to the jury"
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OFFICE,

Nl WAsHIsGToN, March !, 1882.
Proposals will be received at this office, up to IL
O'Clock, on Wednesday, 9TH instant, for the coz
tenanoes drainage, &C. n the base ment Of the west
end Of the City Hall, similar In style and manner
to the fixtures adapted 10 the same purpose Wnien @
have recently been Constructed BY the United STATES
In the eastern wing of said building"
mar 3-8t RICHARD WALLACu, Mayor,
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0usta Peroha Goods.

In these times that try mons souls a. q bodies,
thousands Of weary and shelterless soldiers, In
the fotunes Of the service, may this very week
be In q position gladly to give many times its
price for quits. .peroha GOAT or blanket, that
either decomposing or cracking. Then buy
them in season-buy them to.day-of D. W.
Umberhine, agent, SIC Seventh street.
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01O Seventh St. 60
BIO GREAT SALE $40
o.
Choice New and Bsautiisl Fresh Goods.
p. y. DELLEW' 4 CO.,
.nAxuyAoFunRas' Aasxrs.
THmR REGULAR -"
QUARTERLY SPRING SALE
EsIi 'S''' OF ..
Fine Jswslry, Sterling Silva.Plated Ware,
.BuUnYUL on1 AND ZzHCY ovAL AND
SQUARE PHO7O0RAPH ERAkks, SPLEv-
DID kN0RA vTE0y, PAINTINGS,
PEC7URks UNION DAGUKR-
R1o1YPE CASES, PkRrUxsRY, FAHtF SOAPS,
10 every variety.
SPLENDID TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
.... STATIONERY, &C,
In Job Lots, TO suit purchasers, commencing
THIS (MoNDAY) MORNING, MARCH 3,
And continue Thirty days.
We respectfully beg leave to call the attention
ofths entire comm unity, DsALsRs, HoUss.
KsErERs, &o., and every person in want
Of dollars worth Of nns new
goods, at such prices as
defy competition;
As follows:
Remseseber..OMe Psiee Osslv!
esssr.i Rstaii Prsos
splsadid Cameo, Mosaic, Lava and
Carbunole sets. 90 to o. for q 90
Splendid Miniature, Florentine and
Painting. ... $50 !, for LOO
Splendid Gold. Stone - Jet and
FanCy..... ......."..-..... Sto b, FER 100
Elegant Coral, Enamslsd carbun.
............. tto 8, for 100
Elegant Garnet, Coral and Tur.
qsois, Every fine e,).............. 0to 10, for 500
Superior Enamsled and Opal clus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. to IL, for 600
Plain, Chased and Enameled
Bracelets. .... .............. ito 10, for ! 90
Coral, Garnet and Opal, (vsry
nnsJ .....................lot to Is, for 400
Mosaic, Coral and Enamelsd
Brooches hes......................S 7, for LOO
Cameo, Lava, Coral and Miniature
ftn1.... ................... 40 ., Tor 10
Guard, Vest and Chstelain Chains to 8, for LOO
Ladies' Garnet and Carbunels
Necklaoes.. 10 10, for l.b0
Garnet, Csfbunole and Onyx sets
Studs and Buttons. 80. .......... ITO ., for %
i Fine Sleeve. Buttons and Studs,
(separate,) Observation-Disclosures. 8to 8, for u
Cent? Cluster Bosom Pins (with
ohsins1. ................ an s,for lot
Gents CaTbunols, Coral and Gar.
net Scarf PM. ............ 6to 9, for l.ot
Fine Lockets, for two and four Pic.
| tures. neutrality-suspicious.. 8to 3, for l.0
| Childrens' Carbunsle and Garnet
Armlsts. ...................... Sto s,for 10
/ Seal and Stone.Set Finger Rings,
I'm varistyD.... .......:........ Sto 3, for 10
Gold Pens, with extensi6n Silver
Cssss). ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sto s, for 10
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OFFICE CoN'R OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
CAPITOL OF TIE UNITED STATES,
WASHINGTON CrrY, March 8. 1862,

OFFICE CoN'R OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
CAPITOL OF TEE UNITED STATES,
WASHINGTON CrY, March 8, 1862.
Eai.ors National Republican:
GENTLEMEN: You will oenfer upon me favor
by publishing the following correspondence,
which will show 10 the petitioners what have
done In reference to their request made to me.
Respectfully yours,
Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
OrFIcE CoN'R OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
CAPITOL OF THE UNITED STATES,
WASHINGTON CrY, Feb. 28, 1862.
Gen. n. O. MEIos, Engineer IN Charge Of Gs
Capitol Extension.
DEAR Sir: The enclosed petition Of James
Casparis and others, requesting me to cause
the stone to be removed from A street south,
opposite the Capitol Square, IL respectfully
referred to you With the request that you will
inform me II you can suggest any method by
which not only A street, but the other streets
which are obstructed, can be cleared Of the
stone now lying, apparently useless, 10 them.
An answer Is respectfully solicited.
B. B. FRENCH,
Comm'r of Public Buildings.
Reply Of Gen. Asigs
WASHINGTON, March l, 1862.
B. B. FRENCH, Esq, Commissioner of Public
Buildings, Washington, d. @
Sir: Your letter Of the 28th ult, enolosing
Q petition from James Caspsris and others, 70
questing that the stone be removed from A
street south, has been received.
| In the present state Of the Treasury, all Ito
money is needed for objects Of much greater
importance than the remedy of the slight In
convenience suffered by the residents Of these
streets, from the stone placed there for the use
of the Capitol Extension Building and Il they
are patriotic citizens, they will, on considers-
tion, SEQ that II Is better for them to submit to
this inconvenience than 10 urge such an ex.
penditure upon the Government at this time.
l am, very respectfully,
i Your obedient servant,
N. @. MEIGs,
Quartermaster General.
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p sAs kss.. q a. Nsssss,, Az,s,sesr |.

n ne kda~ q ~ Nsstos.l APssiios~.
wish 70 Sali yoae a&tenttea to tsansset'0a nat
kappsnsd IN 0eofgeeeWn within te lass forty ight
hcurs. Ms. Chasies 0prankiin, who kssps isepset-
able hots there, who pays license Of 90 pei an
num, wss hned yssesrday, the I'd lest, nor having
his plses, Or raiher his door ullosksd ier tie 90
= there aay proof aganst hin for sseh o6sses; cad
wss also arrested ~ Susday previous fef the sens
oasnos. One M. Brown, Iollce ofacm, who, Z
oeAsr isasoe than SessuSs he. tks s.A ypesnhlia, =
unioesusately, Northern man. Whils - saGsf %
prosecute: the ssie gprantlis, they sllews1 o,e
GserSs.own. arssty seecs the street fros tAs ssid
Spanklin, the n'oht bsfoss-whleh was Saturday
.sSt s 1,s !, ~ nsvs ns boz ssssss escc
and Q plain silver watch II this II ths poltoi
that the CommiSlouers sppo.nt in Gsosgetown tbs
asSssr they are a.:ee;.6sd end nsn yotthy ef.s:
public will be sati hsd.
Al OH CIrrzaH OF GloRosrowx
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nENDIONs,
L BOUNTIEs,
LAND WARRANTS,
AND ARREARS OF PAY
Seeu red for Soldiers or their legal representatives,
at low rates, by the subscribers.
Also, claims Of citizens Of the United States
against Costa Rica, und,r treaty Of July .. 1850;
aud claims Of any description necessary to be pre-
sented at the Dspartments Of Cove crnment, In This
city. CLARK GAfLORD,
No. $50 Pennsy ylvsnis avenus,
feb20-2w Washington, ID. q.
New York Daily Tribune please copvl
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Corns, Bunions, Oelositiss,
Chbains Frosted Feet, Bad Malls, Enlarged Joints,
and ali diseases Of the Feet cured without pain, BY
DIR WHITE, sURoEON CHIRoPoDIsr,
<9o Pennsylv.nia Avenue, between ~ and oth sts.,
Room No. 7, second floor.
Omos hours from 0 .. n. to p. m.
~ Calls made Of private residences, Whsudeeired.
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N0Rl Olls COol O1ls
Best Kerosine on, By the barrel, at 50 cents; ~
as cheap u csn BE- bought IN waahiaGtoa. at
mrl-a.. rner Of TwsifS a. s.d II streets.
Ths Isdisn Hsrb Dssssr,
From Canada, will describe dissasee and tell Als
patients the nature Of their complaints oe
illness, without fsosiving any In
formation iron thsa
No CAasvs for Ob~suhaeieS ~ Adstss
QUE MOTTO. - ...
We uss such Baima . have 10 stxils
With Mature or the Lawn Of Life:
With Blood our hands We never stain
Nor poissu men to eass their pain.
Oar Fathsr-whom all goodness Alls,
Provides the means to cure all ilh;
The Simple Herbs beneath oar fsst,
Well used, rslsve oar paia eomplsts.
A dmpls Herb, simple Flower,
Cuil'd ffon the dsWy Les
Thee, thsss shall speak with touching power
OF change aad health 70 thee
Ro m No II, wa>fi-g o. Bulldog, Pennsylva.
mia svepuA oor1er Of Seventh street.
No charge Tor Consultation. jan1l-Sn
Canadian references of the Indian Herb Doctor:
Sir u. Heads. Governor Of Cssada; Hon. Hy.
Stsrns, Msyor Of Mon,real. c. Il Hon. Geo. Hall,
Mayor Of Quebec, G. Hon. Joha Hltch!nson,
Hon james Cummfnss Mayo. Of Ham!ltea, 2. Y.
Hon. W Barker. Mayor cf Loadon, 9. W; W. ssv:
age, late Col. Of Artillery a. r. Dwight, supt. Of
Montreal Telegraph J. Taylor, Ju.tice Of the Pssee,
Toronto, c. W r. II. Crook, Alderuan, Toronto,
G. "; ] Urquhsr', Surgeon, Ts'oato, G. W.
mari
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n E A ID AMIN A L 3.

MAYOR OFPICE,
-. WaskingoH, February 18, 1899.
Dead animals will I'm nedistely be rtmyved md
buried on notice being lett st either Of the Police
Stations Of the Metropolitan Police Particularly
should be had In locating the to insure prompt
attention. Richard WALLACH,
mar 3-St Mayor.
The national Republican., 1862-03-04

Hcarly 10 thousand copies Of the H4pss6.
Iicns ere circulated among The floating popuiA.
tc1 afUty day, b ssides thslesgo number serves
80 rsgyUar eliesGtibsrs. Advortissrs viii Eke
aDts sccrrilns'y. ~
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MOOD AID oOALs

, q hssd, full supply of sll binds Of AHTHRA-
~ Coal kspt l, soal houses. veil screened before
$40 Ill., 70 the Ton.
Wood, Of an k,nds, prepared; o. asuvsssd sorl
''aE aERiu oAsH,
T.J.kW. n. GAIT,
No. 2o2 Psnnsylvania syen1N,
aug lS-o ostwesn llth and 18th strOsta
The national Republican., 1862-03-04

UNCLE TONS CABIN is now played In four
theatres In New York.
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lndae Ru bbsF Goods.

lA0Ae Hu 00eH GOODS.
Rubber Blankets TOR Soldiers, 81 Is each.
Rubber Ponohos and BLANKETS combined, $3.50
eaoh.
India Rubb Coats, white and black, $3.50 ssoh.
Ind Rubber Lsgglns, q p. pair.
Boots and Shoes, Rubber Btopp rs for Bottles, Door
Hsts, Undsfsht citing for Beds IN defines, hc &o st
mAnufaoturerp' prices, at n. A. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
..r 9Oe Penpsylvanie avenue,
dec le-u Bet Ninth and Tenth sts.
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DI ED,

DIED,
In this city, on Monday, the Sd instant, after
= lingering illness, which he bore with great
patience, THOMAS DALLAS, only son of Thomas
Tho friends and acquaintanoes Of tho family
are respectfully invited to- attend his funeral,
from the residence Of his father, tomorrow
wednesday, afternoon, at 8 O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1862-03-04

STATUAkY,
. MARBLE MONUMENTS,
60, SO.
have . large and most extensive stock Of
italian Marble Monumsnts, Grsvsstones,
&c., &c.,
for sale st low pces for cash. will sell at reduced
prices to those II the army or navy who may want
them q mtmentoes for their comrades who have
fallen In defence Of the Union.
WIN. RUTHERFORD,
feb l7-8m Il street north, bet. 18th and 18th.
NEW DAILY LINE, be. -A
Atween Weshing gton and Nat ,162
tawoman Greek, Maryland, to GenersiS Hooksf and
Siokles' Division, touching at Nyes Wharf each
The U. g. Nail steamer ARGO, Captain Z. ".
Davidson, will run ~ follows: Lesyiag Riley's
Wharf, fGot Of 18th Greet, at OK o. m IstuYnilg
same day leaving at O'Clock N. Fare q 80 each
way; round trip, $3.50 Reireshmsnts on board
spp1 10 hs
feb 16-1w>
The national Republican., 1862-03-04

yXTANTED-ONE THOUSAND Il 0oe) GROSS
w of Wine and Ale Bottles, of Various 8 zes, toT
which ash will be paid Enquire Of ANDEks0N
CO, at Hawley 4 Maughlins Portable lent De'
pot, corner Of Tenth and streets =, 40 %.
WASHINGTON, D. O. Np p-'-F
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Future Days.

RY J:0. Me9yLRE 4 CO.. Anct.cn:....
ID DESIRABLE TWO.STORY BRICK Dwell.
LIMO House., WITH BAKERr ATTACHED, fOR SALE.-
Oa MONDAY AFTERNOON, March I'd, at
O'CLOCK the eni es, we shall sell Lot No t. IN
Square No 4e6, front,ng 25 feet Oh Sixth street,
west, between q and ii streets, north, and RAINING
Ok SIS feet to al alley, together with the impeGye
mer' 9, consisting Of q two-story Brick Dwelling
Housr. with Brick Bakery attached.
Term Ole fourth cash the rem ain Ter in six,
twelve, ind eighteen months, with interest, sec Ired
BY deed Of trust en- tne prein. ca. Title perieDt
JAS G. MCGUIRE CO.,
feb I'D Auctioueefs
~ The above .a,s ts sunavoidablyr .:
poned, on account & h, rain, until THUR. - 4-f
EVENING, March .t sane hot place.
JAa. q. kcC Sc CO.,
mar4d Auotioneers.
DY J. o. Mc0UluS: + CU.. Nv.ct'op.ers.
ID PEREMPTORY ALE OF iaE INTIRE
EuRHITUlE, EfFkCrs Al .l"op WILL Of y CLAY
HoTxL, IN THIS CITY.-On / il L I:SDAl MUl.NlHG
Maron 9TH, at II O'Clock, in the Hall Of the clay
Hotel, on Pennsylsana avenue, between Third and
-Four and T. half streets, we tha sell to the hi {oest
bidder the entire Furniture and Effects and >cd
v Ill Of the Clay Hotel containing about one Lun
dred rooms and doing an exec ent business
Immediate possession will lie given, Us the pro
piie. or has made his arrar gements to ctGige II!
other business.
Terms: One hi'f cash; the remainder in two, :ou
and six month, satisfactorily secured with interest
JAS. e. McGulRE 3 CO.,
mar1-d tuctioneers
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WANTED "A FEW ACTIVE PERSONS,
w to canvass the regiments on the Virelnia shore
for stencil names. From three 10 Eve dollars per
day may bs realized by active operations: Inquire
Of DA SIXTH,
Washington Building, Room b, !.
feb l9-lms Washingtoa, d O.
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HIoHLY IMPORTANT TO
AMBRoTYPE AND DAGUERREAN ARTISTS!
both 10 the city and surrounding country, 10.
In addition to oav large business, We have ADDED
. large and choice stock Of ambrotype and dsguer.
rsan materials, such -
UNION CASES,
Every dss In the Trade.
DOUBLE GILT BANNER CASES,
every size made
UNION GILT FRAMES,
every size made.
FANCY and OVAL MATS and PRESERyERS,
tvery .izs In the Trade.
EXCELSIOR IRON PLATES,
every size made
MELAlNOTYPE AND VENUS PLATES,
every size made.
COT CROWN GLASS,
every re In the Trade
We guarantee to sell this stock at or near the man
Our printed PRICE.LIsT sent free to any ad
dress -.t.
Orders from the Camps promptly attended, to.
Store optn from I, 80 m to 80 p IN.
Remember The number-6l0-6lO-5l0-5l0
+. j. BELLEW CO.,
,Msnufao,ursrs' Agents,
mara Wsshipgtop, D. G.
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AMUSEMENTS.


r. r. IA ARNUM's
MUSEUM OF LIVING WONDERSl
CHANGE OF LOCATION TO
PHLkH.ARvMONXC HALL,
(Pentsyl lvanIa Avenue, neaR. Eleventh stree')
THIS DAY.
,ArD TO THE PUBLIC.
+. I: Barn,ua respectfully annouucts TO- the citi.
sens Of Wa, hir gton that he has been indsOed TO
present. for their patrons &C. for few dsys the prin.
cipal features Of his
AMERICAN MUSEUM, NEW YORK,
The Mysterious What Is lt2
And those wonderful Natural PhsY oUienons
THE ALBiNO FANtL. 7.
They will hold th,ig
LAWNS Flon 10 A. NJ To6PM,
for the reception Of
LADIES, JUVENILES SDFANILY PAkrirs
~ Everybody, young and old, should see I'm.
Admission ss ents; Children 10 ot nts; Servants,
with children, 10 ems.
a1At night and on Saturday afternoon the Curl.
osities will appssr IN conjunction with the
CA1PBELL MINSTRELS,
Prssenting an Uhequailed .mbin alton Of Novelty.
fob @-Iw
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G ANTERBURY HALL
CANTER BURY HALl!

CANTERBURY HALL!
cANTER BURY HALL!
The entertainment At this place fer eelipses in
attempted IL Wsshington, The Immense company
STANDS FIRST IN THEIR LlNEr
by request Of many rasross Of thiI establishment,
the Managers have reengssed the
LEONI P.4N'TOMEyME
LEONI P.aTTO.NZ.ME
COMPANY,
COMPANY,
FOR ONE WEEK LONGER.
This will be
s1POsITIvkLY THE LAST wEEK.Hs
Thi, troupe appears In Baltimore MondAy,
March 10.
LAST WEEK OF THE
Canterbury Minstxels,
Canterbury Minstrels.
TONIC GHT
Raoul or the Magic Star,
Raoul or the Magic Star,
And an immense bill in which all the Artists appear
GO AND SEE
Of A. Talbot The oomiealities Of Dick Parker I.
The beautiful ballads Of Mis- Ssllie Duval The
charming songs Of Miss Amelia Wells The daring
Ymn;fst' Jane Jane. WTd! The be- exquisite dsnsipg Of
Cling Of Willis Armstrong The o!d Vifsinny dsi G
Admission 25 cents Orchestra chairs 50 cents.
The national Republican., 1862-03-04

We are Agents for the Sale Of
NcCLAIN'S CELEBRATED
COLOGNEs, EXTRACTS, and
0OCOANUT HAIR OILS,
AND ALSO yoR
MERCHANTS COLOGNEs, EXTRACTS, ETC.,
WORsLEY's HONEY, ALMOND,
PALM AND WINDSOR SOAPS;
ALSO, TAYLORs,
Put up In Family Boxes, to suit purchasers,
Wholesale and Retail.
Also, full lines Of Notions and Fancy Goods,
ali Of which we Offer at the Aanufaoturers'
Prices, without any freight added.
The Trade, Dealers. Suffers and Pedlars are
respectfully invited.
We guarantee to sell at Now York and Phila.
delphia prices, orperish in TIE attempt.
We are bound to sell cheaper than the
cheapest-delivered free.
Ladies' and Gentlemen give US an early call,
II makes no difference whether you buy or not;
look over our full lines Of
F.n4 Js,oehy, SQuer Plated Ware, Gu and Edncy
Frames, Nngrauings, Pictures, Perfume'y,
Soaps, Staple and Fancy Goods.
~ Gsntlsmsnly clerks are always ready to
wait on you.
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on water apparatus, and moved that 1t be re-.
ferred to the Water Registrar.
Mr.. Morgan said this was question as to the
legality OF y contract, and he did not think 1t
ought 10 60 to the Water Registrar. 1t 10
matter which the corporation attorney ought
10 decide.
Mr.. Mohun said this was separate and dis.
gentleman referred. This claim has no identity
Of interest with the claim Of ". B. Dyer.
Mr.. Morgan said this petition says II that Mr..
Dyer got a portion Of the money. We know
tween the Water Registrar. M. Dyer, and M.
Dant. Let us got the opinion Of our attorney
and have the matter settled.
Mr.. Mohun said that the petition does not say
The President stated that the petition does
state the faot that Mr.. Dyer received portion
Mr.. Edmonston said the gentleman was not
talking to the point. This 70 petition for tho
Mr.. Morgan favored the payment Of these
bills. But he wished to hnd out to whom tne
The petition was referred to the committee
On water.
mir. Mohun presented q resolution that the
Joint committee 10 present the claims OF this
urge the passage Of = Bill to remove and CON
str uct the Jail outside OF the limits Of this cor
pUratiOn.
Mr. Callan urged the passage OF this resolu-
ton. Members OF Congress had said that they
had not heard word from the citizens, or from
this Corporation on this subject. He hoped they
w"u'd now lear from us.
T,g ..i!cN pAssed.
Al. TiIson submitted q resolution remon
s., ,'ln. as ,,inst tue passage BY Congress Of 9
bi r," ish' & slavsry In this District until the
State f Maryland shall abolish slavery.
:, Callan hoped this resolution would pass.
Mr.. Morgan thought this question ought MOI
"a have hsen hroIrght into these Councils, n
has distracted tho councils Of the nation al
ready. Whatever we shall do here will have
no influence. He hoped the resolution woult
be laid on the table.
The New York herald., 1862-07-16
DHGNIX REGIMENT
FoURTH REGIMENT EMrIRE BRIGADE

lrshmen now is your me fall in and m up the Of
this exclusively splendid Irish regiment being the only
now authorized be raised and the only real Irish
gmens recsung IN The country scceped By h Excsleny
Governor Morgan There can be NO consolidation. The
name Phoenix regiment Corcoran zouaves. should be
guarantee TO Irishmen that this be grand rallyng
point Recruits wanted for Company @. Come early. a
me r.nks are ning fast Sgoscence quarters and trans
dashing uniform and relief for families Of cfets
sagned BY the Colonel of the regiment 1 months pay
Advanos with - hand money: rs bounty when the
ment sworn In Promotions from the ranks exclusively
corner OF Division street, 70 Captain MICHAEL O'RORKE
The New York herald., 1862-07-16
DHGNIX REGIMENT, CoRC0RAN zOnAvEe
i FOURTH REGIMENT EMrIRR BRIGADE.

Phesx regiment, Corcorsp Zouaves.
Tats maEnihcent Irish resfmen5 organized by Colonel
Michael Corcoran whose IL bears
parure for tne scat Of II Ia The best
representative Of Irish patriom that ever
left c1y Colonel James q. Burke, needs
no sulogy here His services since the Of
the rebellion. In the grand Of the Union,
superior oflcers =
freshmen, rally the green dag aud marching side
BY sde with the Stars and Stripes Aid bring our brave
aAd mprisoned chief back 10 his An this ely
an Irish orpanaiionthe only recognized BY
state snd United states ashor such opportunity
s-rvinx meath the lag will proered you
Company D. Cap.sn Tmothy Burke presents many inGre
mens 10 bis gallant young eounymen not offered else
where One or the eldest Ph9nx officers city, and
gallant fs man TO boot has particular claims hs fellow
countrymcn 9narters subsistsnce and 70
eaap q EaG New York combined The omest mi
loa ever got up In this city Pay om $3.50 3s month
One monsh's pay teIe In sdyaiees together Win =. -
aoney when mustered I'M 125 bounty advance aiso 49,
ccionsS sa Of ne Fl tickets
and say what more can We oer a Isrn.ss
sir your patro Il sm ups 'eu' 'ehow eountrynen 10
Hecr'Ss received daily At the headauar,ers. I,o..
TIMOTHY -. siset