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ARMY SUPPLIES.
IA. OrfrcR Assr CoxMIssARY GEEsRALAor5ussis nEcxl
No. SrATs STREET, NEW xaRxi June H. Nd. Z
-Sealed will signed, ut
Lis.oce until O'clock NJ Friday. Ninst
furnishirg FRESH BEEF twelve nsSn.ns, tst
lSi2, United
S4neg. sfacned ri
blshed this ci,y,.eud other
troops requiring ks&f. otherwise
may he the ity
in harbor York.
Iae s be OF q good and equality,
watan equal Proportion OF fore sad hnd er nsst,
TO excluded
quan;siies delivery, frSm time 10 tine,
he required Ter the troops by the'syerac Ulcers En-
charge.
Furiher Information viii be given application, Each
bid mtsk prsrrrd OF posted
As head Written contracts TO be made
Of
the proposals., which to be endorsed Propo sails tSr
EIeshs BrefD A.. BELATJN,
Lieutenat Colnrel and "a. @. @. q.
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OFFICE OF Army CLOTHING AND EoEnpAaE;, J.,

" NEW YOWl, Is62.
Sealed proposals De rsoeived this Saur
DAY, the 2st instant at " o'clock ~, Tor pressing oO0
utraU Hats kass-uow In rough statefno rcgu
and trmnisg ihaa WIKI black cotton band aud
sweat lining.
washngton from which place they will be taken by the
contractor when nished, delivered at the G-Tot u
Army Cloing and Equipsge in this city paesd In boxes
The is having sccn presssd viii be divided so proper
regulation Sizes and be subject 10
ut this depot
Further Information in regard 70 sses Ae 10 0hisO.
Bonds viii Is required Cor the proper performance of the
contract.
Bidders win the shortest possbe time which Tho
be performed and endorse their bids Pr0po
aals for Pressing straw Iiats.r address ng them
Lieutenant Colonel D. II. vlNTON,
Deputy Quarterm General United States Army.
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ttTNscF CHARLESr,OwN, MASSACHUSETTS.
~ Ecbl proposals wall be- received by the Water Com
s.issiners city AZ CT arlesoua, aan June Ter
IL laid city and the line Of them wafer rork
scoi tssny one miles OF asst iros pipes. Plans the
and in asfon ea.d NO * ne
obtained - the Office Of the kngnee or &eser Con ,ms
ts1pies VT specifications and cont Facts
aud proposals. BIZ ,par.ies den rim TO
rae bids for the tbs making ppbcation iE The
10 tce Water Conluf kods With Nfetles
wiz Re required from parties conraGing ase Csnnnis
the right tSoe2l WHICH. nm
der nj circumstances they leonsr NEST favoraVe 70
the Of The city, or n ct all psopossis ohe ed
EDWARD LsWs,Ef vsE Chairman,
G.. l.. STEW ENSON. 1 taief EseineeR (. WV.
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4 SIE BODIED ass WAsrED-ro FILL UP CON.
Pshy u n sssn a. nss a9k nV1 an
the Red House lUSh and I'd Tue locat
esauia ana Inc camp grounds aeg goa oa.ans
Win receive marching osdf, IN few lays The men a.
good siong and ssSnaa1t rasns and pay ,
ne posoa as % hs vacant ana w e
s for the families Of volunteers gwen and one nenths
pa sp i Rss
"A New Yor. vSlan,sSr Artillery FIN I. resmest Col
Gaham sommanding now s,anonea ~ sr .rsss sas
o rs Sa an so1ey and
required for this COMPANY which z a. sona %
Az q ARK asa
A LII RECRUITS FOR THE FIRST REGIMENT OF
WIN ga months pay in advance and their families Will
receive relief m9 %IE On S1ng g rSs sUaRb
Colonel ELIAS PEissNER.
Now forming under the call Of the government 10 b
I'll. regiment ia !: now camp Camp Washington, Staten
yer.Msn. q recruit Company q this rss'mea and !.
hat this shan 10 one Of the an the
Pay from sls 10 SOS per month
eruts mustered Ia q. once and put snder pay and
ssanSaS rson s ana Saod
$40 bounty the a Of s Ehias PsrsssER Colonel.
Headquarters go Broadway;
JAS. SanEnAS, Orderly sergsant.
gTsNTIoNi
"A FREEMEN AROusEi
RALLY RALLY kALLYt
THE UNION NOW AND FOREvERi
WANTED,
FOR THE INDEPENDENT BATTALION
N Y. = w.
Fomsry .Enta ants reTdasr rsgnnsnD
ABLE BODIED MEN,
To complete this splendid regimen.
The doing active duty In Yorkt N9lou
Point Virginia under the command of Cui Genfort
an obi experienced French officer who has thu
/ African, Crlmeaa and Italian wars
| # COME ONE, CONE ALLA
Join this give the last decs n.ow 10 seces
| HEADQUARTERS, NO. Ill Lie, .nard street.
Recru ting onices-No IS Walker STR 81 Chatham
II CAPTAIN FERDINAND LEVY,
4 Reorui,ing Olicer.
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bliss GUARD, ATTENTION.
ID RECRUITS WANTED.
good physical health Aween eighteen and forty
Ave years cf age &ave aH sp0itnto join voitn-
regimen. organizing In New York Volunteers
under the sanctsn Of Governor Morgan COMMANDMENT
Chief.
Pay vii, range from $l3 SIS per ynonh. A few first
class yet eolwlissonea oh ers' posts with
prcuolin $9uecr month. Therefore ne early.
Eacs 81 he signs theroll, viii be- sabssted
c%hed the tho government and sent 10
good and whecEome in thnvfciniy OF the city
Ono hundred dollars bounty when discharged and fam
lies VrOvidv< Tor dss ing absence
Also wanted. If psh inDcdstely wagoners team
sAzs, musicians, Dr.. =
Rolls may be found at
WIN. %. SHEA l6Centre street. Chamber street.
JAMES RILHr :, Watr and Roosevelt streets
S.HUAfAS MIrCHELI.'S, l4S Cherry street
BY order of ths Commandcr-i Obief
KOBssRTsN. MELVIN, Captain.
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rNLAtMS F0fl UNIFORMS
" i PERSONS regiments having claims under the pro
Visions Of entitled AN provide for the retn-
bf certain persons and regiments belonging to
the State. clothing equipments ost
he of the United Statespassrd April
n sS63are hereby notified transmit the duly
dad iel w. Burt Assistant Inspector General At
Capitol city Albany, before LIST Gay OF July
tse$g provided said that all claims thefenndeT
mns.be presented on or before that day.
The chhn of each be accompanied by an am
avs ssauag the ARTICLES lost or destroyed and the value
thereof, Ssbe regiment and company TO which lie Was
attached, his length q service thsreuih. ani TIA. sail
HAS not received payment or com
pcns1 from any city o. comfy Ior their uniforms aaa
that the clothing equipments for which the claim
is made FURNISHED the expense OF the person max
ing the same thatk at the present time memb.r OF
militia OF the Siae OF New York. The pre-.
address OF each sho.ld be endorsed upon his
os In III bylaws Of regiment make the
uniforms thereof the property OF tina companies
the claim for such reginn Mt be presented In gross sum
duly verihei ty the held officers.
upon application At No. 81 Walker street New York, a
che Caice inspector General the city OF Albany
LUCIuS ROBINSON,
Coaptrolsr.
WILLIAM B. LEWIS,
@. A. ARTHUR
.- 7fnf ~. Inspector General.
CUYLER VAN VECHTEN, u
xfrHANY, Junefa6 1S62 Qusitermaster General.
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fSITY OF CHARLEsTowII. sLAssACkUskETs.-rHE
~ Water Commss oners If the MY Of Cnaslesaown VIII
receive propoSs Tor making ei, .ng .sd SNI on ne
HYDRAxTS. In making pssasi for tie same parties
inauda he Hydran Pipe, Ne Bead, the .ydrant
Frames Cuvszs and ali appurtaanc .0nrued herewith
excepting the branche. IN main spes Thsyunt 80 state
thT Which they will lag and ,cand theAydrnnt
pines with .he branches in the yains ana naosm ~ the
including delivery and all tfnchbsg or amer DIGGING
PARTIES making proposals must acco nt any .an su de-
signs OF the of hydrant tbey pse nsese designs
scale, detail. 10 TO adsatcf heir
being readily understood. The Gts usun q INCH Hy.
drani Pie ns Sd Is ABOUT eleven ha .dred ale feet
Nozzle with Sufficient sizeAof hyer3ntfo nd
nit increasing diameter OF noaae to incnes, without
Proposals wil ass ssout ,ue hunt<sdssd
Sky STOP CuuKS of the following szese.-76 u ipsh
81 oi in OF OF 10 in Sed IL h., al 2A.n.
The proposals Step Cocks 70 include eyey caA
ing peranixg TO the same and the defvere sios aor
castings At sch p es IN Chariesowns s The may
diyect Des of ha yes osed for,
10 lie prcsena bid. Plars OF Distribution
Pipe, showing osoIs Of Hydrants and Sop Cos can be
Water Comm ssiogers
AL desgns be cent % the Engnesr or or before JUN
Se 1867 The "reminiscences the ht to accept
REJECT any the iroposss Offered For Yshr Commssissa
eli. EDWARD LAWRENCE, CHAIRMAN
@. l. STEVENSON. Chief Hngnecr G. w.
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COT WIN. II. ALIEN.
Is RECRUITS WANTED
Immediately Tor Conn., any X IN TINS Legion.
"A bounty uad he Is mustered IN,
4iVo bouay will he paid as he Ii DISCHARGED Fay
from $l3 tn $23.
Enlistment for three during the war; upess sooner
di charged.
Relief tickets Issued tohe families Of the men enlisttnG.
Promotions ma ie from the rank and ale.
oER0EANTS WANTED-Appiy to
Capt LIE GENDRB,
y Corner OF West and Cortlandt streets,
al III Grand sire T. New York.
First Lieutenant 0EO q. BRUTHERTON,
IL Crosby street.
Second Lieutenant HORACE B. THOMPSON.
Ao2 Broadway.
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i(SORCORAN zoyAvEs.-THIRD REGIMENT EMPIRE
" Observation-Disclosures Croft Colonel T. b spincia
Brgacicr General Twt Ave men wan,e 10 I'll Company
ths regiment Quarters given to rnits edately
SIS paid in advance when mustered into tho United States
service Relief given 20 the families This regiment VIII be
OF the 6rstin Aho field Officers who have
e the battle field Recruiting depos OF s comrany
10 Second OF Thirty street. SO Chat
date of enlistment. MICHAEL MURPHY. Captain.
|, (NAvALRY.+ JAMES FAIRGRXvES
" tate Of the First FIRE Zouaves wants ~ men Tor the
Ma, immediately Good Inducements for
lsst
Two three sergeants wanted. tgt4 3as 70
Rscruitng oAc,s New Bowery and Sc Roosevelt street.
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CANT THIRTY FIRST REGIMENT, NEW YORK '

CHAMP THIRTY-FIRSr REGIMENT, NEW YORK vO-
NJ lunteers nrsr Richmond, Va, June L. 1862.
We the undersigned, officers Of the Thirty
srst N ". W. having earned with that
have puoiAhed In German apers in New York
talss udcalko the character Captain Henry Wthack
officer and gentleman take this opportunity 70
testify that him to be onpsied and good
officer that culary the 7tn day Of May at the
t1t of West Pniri had ion to him IN action,
shere he behave any and srsyey leading his company
several times agEs the enemy nd sustaining their char
in cool and bravo We believe, Also, that such
changes against brother odsscr, Capt Mhack ud
only have been made BY sandesenu malignant
endecv0,nR TO Ia Ss his repuat,on.t
tCaE Pra Coiosel. WIN. II Browne Lieutenant Cooee
Alex RazcwskL MAJOR; Frank jones, Adjutant; Robt r.
Daniel Captain Go Leopold e. HerrIuanD, Captain
B;s Ed Fiossard First Leutenua Co. r; NJ A Van Lier,
Seccrd Lie pant hirty first regiment; John e. Whiting
FIRST Lieutenant % rtyhrst -ssEent Louis Donansky,
Sams Co. sarnei sosI; r.sin Co. n WIZ
A. re,te rirat iense nan !. A. Rue. Captain 60 Fred
Maldrcn First LIsuts,ant Co A; e. B. Cowdcn, Second
Legtenant Co .; War Maitad Rzs, iieutrnant Co. X;
W. iKop hanow XII Firr3 Co CT L. A. Fuller, Cap
tain LeJI; Adam a. King, FIRST Lisut nant Co d. vaier-
Aeisk Second LeulenaD. Coo; Charles sibode,
Ssoond Lis 1tcnant Co g.
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DRcRUITS WANTED.
- EMPIRE BRIGADE.

EMPIRE BRIGADE.
c,ntain JamesJ Byrne OF the First Fire Zouaves nav
Ans been authorized i this brigade nas
osned recruiting oice Lafayette Hail. oJf BIoadwsy
New York. a.. .,a,,hers Of IN.
Tnis is splendid opportunity Tor tns nemnefs o. g
First Fire 10 nsan desirous Of eNhg ios
the seat Of war Comfortable quarters. supsseh'e any
cloihn n m'isiervu ~
Paw Sly er month"; to .iate from day 81 ehfoiho"s
xI0D bounty when the war T. over a., ,..,, ..o;.
x"~r.anis for noucon M ssoned offices should sppD
early james H.. 1.,i,,a 1nicer
lafayete Hail. 697 Broadway. New YORK
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REcRuns WANTED FOR ruF FIRST Rz0IxExr OF

COLONEL PElesNER,
Now forming under ths new call Of Tie government 70 b
ready Ia sS y lays
stenGnt ybusch, who has been IN the service az the
governmen has received orders 10 recruit Company a
tns guard ana is now fssdy ~ receive rscruits
intended that this company suan DO one Of Che nnsst
IN The service
Pay from sisxo s2S per month.
Ia nan a. soon ~ mustered, will he SAINT 70 Camu
Washington staten Island and provided with abundant ra
SD bounty ~ the expiration Of enlistment
All parties wishing "a In the OF commi ANA
o1ocrs must apply i'm Aedatey 10 seca.rI pos.tsu.
Recruiting one. - CnaInler. street. New York.
Lieut., y. HEYBRUCH, Recruiting f1,ccr
Headquarters 40 Brondway. y. u. Ia f1ElsON. Cat
officer s' --s
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CTANTON LEGION, COLONEL. W. n. ALLEN. RI
y cruits wanted mmediat l"r Comp ny = s,anton L.
This company Is nearly fun and requires but few
complete it, o. Oh ratons and uniforms OK
the regular army furnished us soon as mustered INTO the
service. Promotion to tic rnlk OF ueucnants made from
the deserving .stoned officers and privates
evidence Colonel Il ms Of his men In The
First regiment suc ent Suarants 70 enlssing q
their being properly povd Tor Relief Tickets furnished
10 70 niles oi sodirrs Apply CHAS A. DU MOULIN,
Captain Co. Y, ia Grana street Central Hall.
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1El bvWEHY, NEAR BRoOME sTREET.-NADAuB
W. WIDEN CisrvUynnt amt grted spanish adv. m
Lhs mysteries OF fntdry, love, rasc, absent
~ sckncss presribes medicines for aissases tels
lneky pumperA preperu los or stolen. -
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RErRUITs .wAETED-TO FILL UP COMPANY @,
lO y. wv theavy) Artillery Colonel Thos Deubc day,
now Ia service near Wsshps,on oasres By Able and ea'
quart ers an rstons Recruiting Offices LII Canal street
corner Of 0sntne and Leonard and Isl FULTON N
B.-wen paid literally for recruiting
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AeGsMY% SUYt.L1ES. 4er
In -OrrIcE ARMY CLornFHoAxo Eoul PAGE
NEw To<x, Jaae IL, S62. !
'WANTED-a0OoO pairs Of Army Eoo,esss BUN sizes
<sr winch will be by the sub-ci lber untA
Instant quantities tisne
time, cesz, required will upon Ap
Office, where the etandafd lie be
should be endorsed proposals for Furnish Ing ArxG
s8oeeees ana addressed to
Lieut. Colonel ID. H. VINI ON,
Deputy Quartermastcr General Unitad b Army
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HELP wANTlxD~srALEs.

"A TO JOIN the volunteer army OF :hc Uni,ed States
forming, by the ashory cf the t,omusn
dern- Chef Of the New9ork. The desire of the
company officers is 10 form craDy consisting exclusively
of respectable young men, whotou. una BILE obtain
mssioned officers posts yet woa be DESTROYS Of johng
ranks of the provided th could associate with
10 their tastes. aficsrs will be
selected from those having military knowledge, and
all promotions made according merit Conforese
ss subs and ms lately aiser
the hours OF ans o'clock 10 Lieuscnsnt Field at
John McAuliue's, 43 NassaAr street,
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CTANT0N LEGION. -
- Recruits wanted TO complete Company Of this regi.
ment forming under the late call and
commanded by Col. Wan. H. Alien. All promotions while
the regiment the held win he from the most de-
serving ohcers aud This rule
will he strictly adhered to- Good abundant Tsons
and handsome uniforms immediately provided, and the
will be under the oil no
active service the field. Non.cammi STONED officers Of
ability and experience obtain positions by making Inn
diac appa Ref tickets issued, $l00 bounty at
the expiration of the - bounty and 4l3 month
inio service.
corner of Dey, recruitin. Office
X. tORTIN. LieuteAan
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MCCLELLAN INFANTRY
H Bring horned hy the GovernorcS of New
Yox 70 Iai< aeompanys Volunteers be ay In sixty
6yaI call pom all ycuS deCrOus Join my compa-
spy, NJ Apply Immediate "
eblV bounty and Iey from etS 10 AZ per month, One
wenh's at,anre Acoriing Dill the United
aeaten &sena "a 5, lsss. A.
.&eskquartsrS, 602 Broaasay.
trf III Captain WM.sW BDLHS,
Late Lieutenant in Eexs an War;
Apprared at ire United Mnsteran snice June L
1sd. sasScAEainF s. Larned. United s,assskvmy.
1ICxEs,LAN. C UARD +t
w heiqg author red by the Governor thsatse of New
York r 81 COMPANY of Volunteers call AIN young
sixfencsAsuM be furnished. $500
1i00 YsaR-y when clustered o.. Of service.
Pay SiS per month. ttI f#t
One nns H. pay T. sdyanse prospect; according sos
:, lieut. g; I'm, DEklSSE, Rscxuitipg 10mcsr.
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THE IspIAs HERB DocroR


From Canada, will describe diseases and tell hi
patients the nature Of their complaints or IL
meas, without receiving any informa-
ton from them.
No charge for Constellation OF AdcSes.
our MOTTO.
We use such Balms a. have no strife
With Nature or the Laws of Life:
With Blood our hands we never stain
Nor poison men TO ease their pain.
Our Father-Whom all goodness ans,
Provides the means to cure all Ills;
The simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pain complete.
A simple Herb, q simple Flower,
Guild from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
OF change and health to the.
Room No. IL, Washington Building, Penn. Az.
enue, corner Of 9TH street.
Canadian references Of the Indian Herb Doctor:
Sir E. Heads, Governor Of Canada
Hon. ny, Stearns, Mayor Of Montreal, c. E.
Hon. Go. Hall, Mayor Of Quebec, c. E.
Hon. John b Hutchinson, Mayor Of Toronto, G w.
Hon. J. b. Robinson.
Hon. Jas. Cummings, Mayor Of Hamilton, G w.
Hon. w. Matthews, Of Brantford, G. w.
Hon. w. Barker, Mayor Of London, @. w.
w. Savage, late Col. Of Artillery.
b. P. Dwight, supt. Of Montreal Telegraph.
J. Taylor, Justice Of the Peace, Toronto, @. w.
r. n Crook, Alderman, Toronto, G w.
j. UI9uhart, Surgeon, Toroato, o. w,
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DIED,

On the 81 st instant, JOHN THOMAS, aged IL
months aRd days, beloved and only son of Ed. J.
and Margaret ByIam. of Washington City.
His fuIeral will take ace at O'Clock Sunday
evening, Isl, from No 81 2ah street, betveen
and X. The friends Of the family are invited to
oome, without further notice.
On the nlght of Thursday, Feb'y 20th. 1852 MA
RY Il; DUVALi,, daug liter Of Eli A and Matilda
Jane Duvall, aged months and 20 days.
Dearest MARY, thou hast left us.
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But tits God who nath bereft us,
He oan all our sorrows heal
But we hope again to meet thes,
On that bright and blessed shore
Where angels now do wait to greet thee
There we shall meet to part no more,
Her funeral will take pl.oe on Sundsy evening AZ
O'Clock frem the residences of her grandfs Their
John Duvsll No. 274 Ninth street, between NJ and
N.
On the evening OF the 2lst instant, of chrome
Group, IN the I'd year OF her age, SALLIE, young
es, child of n. G. ana Ann E. Mitchell.
The friends OF the faml| are invited to attend
the fu reral, Sunday afternoon, at clock, from
the residepbe Of the fsmily. street, between 9Th
and It'll. l land.
At Tenallytovn, this morning. in the 44th year
Of his age. JAMES DONELLY, q native OF
ireland, but cit zen of this county for Is years
and q resident at the GIeat Fails, for rome three
or four yeas past. He - well and favorably known
In tn o city. whore he lived for q long time
HIS friends and aoaualntanoes will please attend
his funeral from MIR. ConTads. in Tenally town.
on Sunday afternoon, at half past O'Clock.
fe 81 at
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
A BLUE TINE ONT

bLlk TlMk ONT.
JEFF. is to be inaugursted, at Richmond to-day
for six years.
We fancy he and his co-conspirstors in the
'sjolly time ont" they we're TO kavs had, will be
to say the least Of it, s!ightIy dismal
Throwing out Of calculation the effect upon
their spirits Of their recent losses by the arms Of
the United Sites at Mil Spring, Fort Henry,
Fort Donelson, Clarkssille, In Arkansas, at Sa-
vaHnah, &c, &c the now certain sudden change
Of almost the entirs population Of Tennessee
against them, must convince every one OF those
who are to witness or participate in the bogus
ceremony, that they are really burYing secession
to day-no' inaugurating it into the vigor Of new
life
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INDIA RuBBKR 6oops .

India rubber Sheets for protecting children's
beds, that no family should be without; rs cent?
each.
Rubber Blankets, for soldiers, 81 .25 each.
Rubber Ponchos and Blankets combined, 81 50
each.
India Rubber Goats, white or black, % so each.
India Rubber keggins 81 per pair:
And all kinds % r ubber Goods, including Rub
Der Boots and Shoes, Rubber Shoppers for bottles,
Door Mats, Under Sheetings for sedsfn sickness,
&c, &c, at manufacturers prices, crH A. Halls
India Rubber Warehouse, 3Oe Pa. sv., between
Ninth and Tenth streets. feb LIT
FAMILIES who have never used Boston crackers
are invited 10 try those manufactured fresh every
day by J. l.. Dayton. Sold by all respectable
grocers. ia 2S-H
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK, p. NJ.

OxIssIoN.-In Yesterdays paper the name Of
Secretary Smith was accidentally omitted from
the Cabinet announcement Of the postponement
Of the illumination in consequence Of the sIction
TO the family Of The President
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THE LATEST BY TELEGR1PH.
THE CELEBRArIoN IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, Feb. y The city 10 gay with Tags
and there is a large military display. The Wash
ington Monument is decorated with flags and
flowers. The streets are thronged with people.
Salutes are firing from four quarters of the city.
Bells We're rung at sunrise, and are ringing now
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said this December term was %. longest since
tee present Judge had been on tire bench, except
in q single instance, when one trial ran through
the WI ole term-the celebrated Gardiner case
The Court then adjourned until the next term
in courSe-tbe first Monday in March.
After tae petit jlrOrs were dismissed, they pro-
ceeded to the MarShal's OH e where they were
raid OF They then, with i great many men,
bers OF the bar, proceeded 20 a room in another
part OF the building. where they partook OF a col
ist!on prepared by District Attorney Carrington.
Here patriotic tossts were drunk, and speeches
made by the hest, by Mr.. McNeir formerly Of
California;, by DR. Clayton, and Others. The
Star-spGngled Banner was sung, In fne style, by
Mr. Riley (of the iury)-thOse present Joining in
the chorus with uncovered heads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-22

TIE NATIONAL RAILROAD CoNFERKNcE.-This
body reassembled In the concert hall at the Will
lard Hotel, at p. m. Yesterday, Hon. Erastus
Corning presiding. Quartermaster General Meigs
was present.
A report from the committee to confer with the
Government authorities was then submitted. and
II was unanimously adopted by the convention.
The terms thus agreed upon arc, that on all roads
or distances fifty miles adopting the classih
cations Of the four Atlantic trunk lines) deduc-
ton Of ten per cent shall be made from their
regular tariff rates on all supplies or material
trans ported for Government account-&ith the
proviso that In no ease shall these rates exceed
FOR fst-class freight three cents Fer ton per mile
for second-class freight, two and three-quarters
Of cent per ton per mile; for third class fret
two and quarter cents per ton per mile; and for
fourthclass freight, one and three quarter cents
per ton per mile.
pointed a s,sndinS commute ~ ths convsn,Sdn
with authority to confer with the Secretary Of
War from time to time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-22

MAGISTRATE APPoINTED.-Dr. Thomas @.
Clayton Yesterday recei we'd his appointment from
the President a. Justice Of the Peace for the Dis
tTict Of Colombia The osth Of once was admin
iStered to him by Justice John n Johnson