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eSy- We have made the above REDUCTION IN PRI-
CES with the fold view of beneftting the public and
ourselves The public have been swinded by spurious
machines made in imitation of ours. The metal in them
from the iron casting to the smallest piece, is of poor
quality. Their makers have not the means to do their
work we'll They hid away in secret places where
it would be impossible to have their command, the
proper mechanical appliances. 1t is only by doing
great business and having extensive manufacturing
adjustments, that good machines be made at mod
crate prices. The best designed machines, BADLY
MADE, always liable to get out of order, and are
. cost considerable trouble and money to keep
them in repair.
The qualities to be looked for in Machine are: GER
ainty of action at all rates of speed simplicity
construction great durability, and rapidty of opera
on with the least labor. Machines to combine these
essential qualities must be made of the best metal and
finished to perfection. We have the ways and means,
a grand scale to do this.
The purchasers of machines whose daily bread it may
concern, will find that those having the above qualities
not only work well at rapid well S0ao rates of
speed but last long in the finest possible working order.
Our Machines, made by as, will more money
with less labor than any others whether in imitation Of
ours not. In fact they cheaper than any other
machines gift.
~ Local agents wanted.
I. M. SINGER & Co.,
45S, Broadway, N. ".
Milwaukee Ofiee-l7 NEWHALL HOUSE. 1y1O
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Nct 'SftEtL Pr ca
CHAPTER B66.


AN ACT to repeal chapter POI Of the general laws
of 1861 entitled can act to amend an act toreg-
ulate insurance companies not Incorporated by
the state of Wisconsin, approved Mich IL, 1897
The People of tie State Of Wisconsin represented
in Senate and Assem6iy, do enact as tohowS:
Section |. The first line OF section of chap. 1870
oil the general laws of 1859, is hereby so amended
as to read as follows "a sum Of money equal to
three per cent upon.
Sec2 All acts and parts of acts Contrayening
the provisions of this act, and chapter Dol of the
general laws Of 1861, entitled IAN act to amend an
act to regulate insurance companies not lncorp0-
rated by the state Of Wisconsin are hereby re
pealed.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March %, 1852
Published March 81, 1862
CHAPTER G67.
AN ACT to amend chapter % Of the revised stat
utes entitled ofthe school and university lands.
The People ofthe State Of Wisconsin, represented
an Senate and assembly, do enact as toHo'9s:
Section l. Section ffty-nino of chapter % of the
revised statutes, is hereby amended by striking the
word FIVE" where it occurs IN the third line OF SAID
section 4 inserting in lieu thereof the word three
and section lO6 OF the same chapter, is amended
nv striking out the word five where it occurs III
t6e said section before the words 'per cent D." and
inserting in lieu thereof the word three
Published april /, 1921
CMAPTER 16S.
AN ACT to repeal sections IA and As of chapter
% of the revised statutes entitled ''of the school
and university lands"
The People Of tie Stateof Wisconsin, represented
an Senate and assembly, do enact as tollopS:
Section l. Sections forty-fo and forty-ive Of
chapter twenty eight of the revised statutes. are
hereby repealed.
Sec ?. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March %, 1862.
Published Apr7 1, 1881
CHAPTER EG0.
AN ACT to amend section five of chapter 66 of the
revised statutes entitled "of corporations"
The People of the State Of Wisconsin, represented
IN Senate and assembly, do enact as tolloacS;
Section /. That section OF chapter 66 of the
revised statutes, be amended by striking out the
words "the clerk of the board of supervisors
where the same occur in said section, and insert
ing the words 'the register of deeds
Sec 2. All bonds and files relating TO any incor.
poration now in the Office of the clerks of the sew
eral boards of supervisors Of this state, SHALL by
said clerks be Immediately transmitted to the Office
Of the register of deeds, of the proper county, to
be by said register preserved in convenient form
for the inspection of any and all persons interested
Sec 8. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and public alton.
Approved March %, 1867.
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Singer'S Letter 4 Machine,

Singers LGEtGr Il MACHINE,
Is the best Machine the world for FAMILY SEWING
Light Manufacturing purposes Price, (agtb Hemner)
and beautifully ornamented, 500.
The Nos and Q Machines are of great capacity and
application for manufacturing purposes.
Our No. 3 Machines especially adapted to all
kinds of light and heavy Leather Work, in Carriage
Trimming, Boot and Shoe Making, Harness Making etc.
etc They are of extra size with long enough
to take under and stitch the largest sized dashes
There is scarcely any part of Trmmers stitching that
cannot be better done with them than by hand so,
the saving of time and labor very great The table of
these machines is "a inches long, and tn shuttle viii
hold six times the usual quantity of thread The large
machines work fast as small ones.
We would ask for our Letter A Machines, the special
attention of Vest Makers and Dress Makers and all
those who want machines for light manufacturing
PURPOSES They embody the principles of the standard
machines making like them, the interocked stitch, and
are destined celebrated for FAMILY SEWING and
light manufacturing purposes as our standard machines
are for manufacturing purposes in general.
We have always on hand, Hemming Guages,
SILK Twist, Linen and Cotton Vhre ad, on
Spools, Best Machine OH in bottles. ETC., etc.
We manufacture Needless and would warn
all persons using Machines not to buy any others
We know there needles sold of the most inferior
quality at higher prices than charge for the best.
The needles sold by manufactured especially for
our Machines. Il bad needle may render the best
| Machine almost useless.
Our customers may rest assured that all Branch
| Offices are furnished with the "genuine article"
In of small purchases, the money may be sent in
| postage stamps, or bank notes.
s5 Correspondents will please write their names dis
tnctIy 1t is all important that should in each case
know the Post Office, County and State
g55 All persons requiring information about Sewing
Machines their sizes, prices, working capacities, and
the method of purchasing, obtain it by sending
to us, or any of cur Branch Offices for a copy of
|. M, Singer j. Co.'s Gazette,
Which is beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely devoted to
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Fred. Robinson,

PRINCIPAL DEPoT-No. 512 acknowledgements the 81
Nicholas Hotei,) New York. gmss
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|. NJ, Singer j. Co.'s Gazette,

Which is beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely devoted tc
the subieet-It will be sent GRATIS
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
Grent Troit.ng Match on the Fashion co"rs'
-KobcTi Fihingbnm and Cen. su''er-
Gen, Nuticr the Victor.

"Wednesday was tie day fixed for the great troiiiog
match between tie famous brown stallion Rooer
Filhnpham, the recent conqneror o the famous New
England stallion Ethan Allen, aud the wol-known
black geJiug, General iutsr, for the sum OF ,ooO
eide. Although The interest felt by the general
public was not 30 deep extensiye ao In the recent
contest between the brown stallion aud Ethan Aiien
vet among sporting circles, and ihe breeders and
owner- OF flst-troliog stock an inmehse amount oi
money was wager,d on this match. The cay We
tory of tillmgham Ia the Iace just alluded 10 hsa
the eil,oi Of rendering him an inmenee avohc, ana
BIS de eat was IN ev-bt ttat never entered inO the
calculations or auiic.pations Of his ficnds. IL Wac
well known that on tht occasion be- had not beeh
pushed 10 display biz extraordinary powers o spted
and his victory wins consequently eaeily obtaided.
ia his match with Gen Ddil.r the !aitcf bad ihe
advantage OF going under saddle, a style OF gong
he prefers 10 any other while tho brown stallion
ducod by far the best contest ever ~ltners.d o.
Long Island, the bes, tune eysr shown ~ saddle De-
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

:nd q Mi.s crow,hsr n, and Mn csvtsrsy Mr. and Mr. g.
~: IhomPcn. MI ard Mrs. Pinehow aud child NJ did Nrs
w; br,hd Ns. BIsnd Mis-. Bosrdusn. M. aud Mrs D.
vrsc,n MS John htncll md children. 1so Noes,
=. z Jones, w: G. Bethel r. w. s'hel, M Er~nsnan,
q; y brosn e Clark jr Judge rneo pson Mr. W~sci.
h' Nr'eh j.. Mrs Wdhe poou child aud nurse, Hr Csr.
s,'s s's .'n Mr. Me lavish tree Children .sd Mrs
~ My ht. and Nh, Jo.eph sloes Mr. and Mrs w .rmon,
Ms. Ss.y, h.lly, r. d. wa.lse- ws.on <, wil.or. :.
Ellis. Nh ssre visg, air. ". II. Power t~o ehiIdr.a
snd s-'sn', II. Asrao,u'. Mr. Jackson NJ nd Mrs Z.
WoIk"sn. M-- Veil. Mi,s Vail Mr.. y A. Hir,sL Mr. B.
Rocker. Nj J: Lrwi'. Mir. Bancroft Mn. Rut,sr snd
Child, hlr. w J. Thompson COL J. A. Bnis.lsrd Mr srd
Mis-. r. A. Burbsck, Mr. ). Gle-nnan NJ A lict Hr T.
Tuys-, Mr. L,uIent mr Porter M s. H. Brooke M II.
Ad..cb. NJ. W L. irkH. Mi'. Young Master Young r j.
q. Walls NJ. 2. c. Harmon, Mr.. 4. A-ics.f Mr. q W.
Jsweu Mrs Jewets. Mi. su,psen, NJ aud Mn, Beau.
ci rk ead ,eIy,n Miss Rcsuclerk Mr. Morrison Mai Hsn
ueens si-ssesgsr Mr. A. Boggsno, MIR. Lods~ Mr. T. ~
Jonp. Mr. j. Pslser, Nj NcEfoy, Mr. J. Z. fsrnuu Mr.
F. Deuz.ge NJ and brs ii ians aud t.re- cisrsn Ar.,
Harmon iss damon, Mr ard ,ir ouns. Mr. Ard Ms..
ID s. hcPherson M.s fo,t@r. Miss Wilson Mr. T. k.b.<,
Dr. A. H. Vo,s kir e. Cauldwea. Cob Psssnek. Mia. G.
Cssldwell, Mis-. Vail bishop pnssn bi'bop smith Ca
Shoes hr T.. c. Pr.yn, Mr. ~. Psksr Dir. Frea<ricAs.
Mr. w. a. Hodge Mr.. X. l.. Robinson. Mr. Ier Mr. ChIA-
helc-lJJ pisrreers
4. sedmshp Latgva, from NGssnora'-F Nc Name. y,
berr-n J. Cre.s, +. Sswss, W. Cr'hers H. "sin' b. y.
itogora
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
coiRr CALFNDAR-Tuts DAY.

SUPREME ECouRr--CiRcuIr.-Prt l.-oyei anu anu
T,,,in., Pat II Short Csuses-Nos 10 q, tIoS NlO'
sis 'p4 6;Jo 1884, 1916. 7tJii 7e3!' loos IIso' slo'
;s,a 7aJs 1884. soO6, e,a o,ei sii2, si'4 80 ~
'Ic' Az, RlaI Pa lI-shoft Cau-cs-sos 3-yo, s'bI,
sSt5 oS13 75 1901 77S7 1919 7S7 1889 SVsS SojS Sv's
80sJ B!lT SJ7. NJ n.
SUPREME CoURr--SrEciAL IEhM.-rat
-. :, I.v, Nr-Ne. 80. 2g3, 800, 31s. 3ii $780, $50
81 400 iOt, ii iis s2o. AZ 20 tl; ~ 20 .s 80
Pat II-Nc.. i9 i9j. ~. tyi tg SVl 'V' 'o'' "'
siI SD 55 5l7, $40, 5ll, 3!J, 3.9. 3!7 3ls , o.,,
SuPrnioR CoURr--Par, Nos. 265. 1861 26l3
mi ao!J 2t2s a. 1853 1888 2cJ1, lo1y. ?t.l, htJ
rs;5 sl7 rsrt INos 29i zJO2 2Si, 9S's, .JSv, 2's'
a1S !8I 2gl 1884. 1856. - .
CouM,N pLsAs-Ptrt Nos. 2li, go, 1876
l29I. 1893 lgyi Is |, 1902, 1874 1906 1897, 1919, 10
l3lO Part 2-Sos ilio 1913 lay zoo, l-Ol, iIo1. Hos
.3y 2lJj 1874, lbs. i.v., il,o. 1913, isl..
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
Passengers Arrived

IL stean,hp P,,sia from Lirrpooi-Lieut ard Mrs. Ma
ge Nh. Gresg aud child Mrs /. Quarter Mrs Ihomp.on
Nj aud Mrs. Sny tue aud thee daughters, MI 'ushnsn' s
yutsonr AID servant Mr. and MT Cameron two children
sad nurse aiis, Cameron Mr. aud Mrs. A. Joy and CHI
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wheeler, Mr. aud Mrs j. 4 Motl, w.
children aud nur-e. Nm 4 Harms. q. Gu,h L. Ho"srs
H. Lochus Mr. aud q H. Glenn. Mr aud Mr.. bs'ssi 4
Warrington Mr. Hutchinson. Mrs. lhonpson, MSs,J NIT Dr.
LINCOLN A. S,o,terion. Rev J. UndoIhi ". utter Tiam
Ro..rs Mrs MoNee T. o. Barker Joseph ahs hs,.assorn
Maxwell A. Bosrdnan. two MI. ky.n' MTs ran,.. Ms y.
\ Uadd,n Miss A. Pooes and maid servant hsy' 1.sssr
L. Van Ras.Iour Miss Reid Miss Y ks's, a. nr,s. No
Mr and Alrs w. A. Had6sn, tive chna'Vs sA
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
SHIPPING INTRLLyCENCE.
PORT OF NEx-YoaK .ocr. 3
Cleared

Ship.-fin'Sr, Rowland. Melbourne r. w Cameron Joas
Barber tBrl, lvey Livespoo Muidock sny,h@ Uornet
Niche San Francisco Va T. oil nan. CoEs!suc. Cola
Ola gov w A. Nrlsou; Cen non. Zeress Antwerp 10.
Co.; Cha lotte Couns, London. Nssm,,hG sons;
Granite S;se Liverpool II sel Co. pr..iasni
Eilimor- Bradley London Thous. Durhsm.
Brk-Aanio. Godfrey, Wsslingson. wskemsu. Daan K
Co.
6rigs-Fsniis Lo'sn-ep River Gambia Aihc1 wiliscs
lugt. NewLesland 3r) Fzge slj Savanna 70 Mar p l.
Neviua son Delhi tBr). MolnoIlsad, Quse..,own. Il.
krnney.
ichoonrrs-Weshngon MeuN. Washir y.on, Var B.nm x
slsght; United Vail, Norwich, G. B. bHv.yi 81. Plsa
Is izk rd Wiinin gton Del +. l.. hueslsud.
Slosp-Joshgs Loyinsss, Shrsycs. baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURr-Oct. e.-BefoTe
Judge SHiPaAS.
THE TRIAL OF HAYNES PosrPONEp-EKBUKE TO

COUNSEL
The case Of Haynes indicted for being engaged in
the saveud. called to-day and the Judge ssAed the
mi .oucl II be was rrsdy. ,
RSn-. rel piled Ihat III. counsel (Mr John Me- eonl had
10. case aud bo without counsel " the ourt
ould him the da,s other counsel OF have
,heu A., ,.d to him would t.s- II - great favor
M, Jsig. s.a .very aily lid bee, ,yen the prisoner
counsel to with and ~ did no. propose 10 10
dalse his whis longer t~oai Oe nous TO force the
accused 10 hoat counsel anf .e would therefore eH
rmiur the roll atourys Of the Court md would a'ssa
,on. able layor. 'he defense E I'd supposed that
wo. Mr. McKen ye-erdy proposed 30 ae ,ndon the case
n wa, under the influence eicemrnt which would ssou
p,, s As, bus he'd mad, spes aec- here ms morn
H., nd cent no one showua consdc aion for the Court
"a. apvarst he would not sppeaf .uin IA the case
TIE u-r said 10 did not tbins ci cs 81 Dis 'ouhsr
NJ E,aIy ar Afr Nick con meant abandon the aud II
,h C.ut would grant him days he had doubt they
wou d defend him. ,,p -.
r. judge said he had thing tn about N Brady not
knowirg the ccumauces attending his soseno" on .us
c.ner had had every ndu geoc" grated n yet
20 b. rs.d, required Ths oous- hsd is
busiuess very much The Court qua a'ssn covh.e
Tor IA. prisoner, and have the set down Tor iaA ~
y. time.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
Disasters, &c.

Los, OF PrIor rBoAr Epwis FoRsxsr-Ihe p .hoot =
win Eorre,t NO. l+l went ashore lrsI JoDe' -
m or the I'm int she is fail Of waten .laa on the s.
Tax Fs4scM bK6 AESAup Liss ~. y ali her codee was
= nd. OF lcasua on the 2h Avg Near IA M s.ysss s.
.vsS S~ aud od al Ji q I3 ns' per iouha sons
rer cent the wood remaining u '"e
coppet and wax sod COZ 500: .., Sac BID Uderw's
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

c. M, - niSaTuas A'sHssc NJ, NJ,
b m Rises. SOS S~ts 3z9 Noon-Rsss. e:J
WATER
-sady Eook.. $3.50 GOV Island 9:f0 Hsu}s.s lltu
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
,,or,-iuaroens' Notice.
sr.rK OF Nkw. YoaK.

------~------ sr.rx or Nkw. YORK
Poxrw.sDss.' o're1 .ssIrt.Nsa No. ,oi m.,% Nth
NOTICE !: he hereby ss s.si s.snA -
~ section o. 'ne . W.risas oc- OF the Port OF New
1fs.sS s S ss or s1.ss survey hss &
subect nss are now under exam nation by the Port
q. sd th,. aid surveys OF e.smnaen w %
within days next succeeding 'ns n'se 'a
h.ars aid ves.-is; p,., NJ 40 r. n
b., Ies W.
Shin Mont Blanc "a r
R.,k sherwood. 40 b
Rs IA. u Berry, ~ Ss.,~.
'sA''A'' = WIN. a. BURLEl0H, PrssAsss
J. Auss HsRlmAx, ssssssaxy. fial 10 efeio
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
TILE LoNnog STAR on FERNANDO wOOp.

II " y v
7he lstqs Of London gives en editorial article on
ale Eu.nciL operations %. Fernando Wood egainft
ti, ,aftuer Msrvine. The article concludes "a fo-
loNt:
Hi. s. The individual whoss opinion 7hs TINE. Wanted
s's"ch ngts wesi decl,fls Aih :, ne le
O. tete Wl,cou Sad vitae We cannot c9n9hnrit
- coeHyoTay - cho4c' o. an sJ of el,' - u y. ~
entity when t,s bstv en- its own snpaihie ~ frei
utttcrs ilose VI ths Drand~d srin0lrr c0e by
90 "a rs tP6scd to s.ch nsp s' Dig fcrn"de Nc'1
ssror.rg ,hs Of e Concarrstcs IL pTec.ly from
cl glGEs' That ts aD 40 would IsaLe t0s sins snsc
uost i,u.sy good M es srd actve support But
n vel ilsl te pune sAcrlt the tue "a faoier 0
Nese PTo-ssve Chsnpior. and w. ,fand ile.ine thsi
hrnc.io'b even Ihs iNsi ~ ias lie audacty o. h,d up
feeling o. tho hrh handed sld patriotic oos Of the FED
e1.l Union.
TIIE SONDON TINES on THH BORDTR STATES.
Nov, when even thesRebel papers of Kichmoud
have acknowledged that their army discovered 10
syrnfathY wjh the Rebellion ia MARYLAND IL i-
smusng 10 read the following statements of n.
LOndo4 IeA.es. They show again how rec klcl- The
leaoiDg' paper of Eae land las become viii 10.
ga'd 10 truth:
Of The ssiouilt fsrsor IA MARYLAND We cannot a.
without di.re aiding tie uoveTs tsnoay osery g,o
1eoDs tne rts'e ciPaeytiy ie" s'es spd those
Soyed chiehy Ia boes hoif "os ye tts sygsthes of
ss.ss have beoa ons win TO south and tbs feeling VII Of
s1ens be dsep-ned seIiy ~ toe Confederae Victories
@oi0Tai of hero ~ tbe Nef. Jnc,sou the Iulg
pasoa bs1oro doubt all e Evef,.
~h.fa Tue soe,sio.,s ssia TO be pesng Wth Che ea
." eooues' undetoT.d ty tho fear oi Uu.On I.,n o.
While Poners m,rsr Feet is prepared ee.troy the
H"le ore Llls tfesson Ggsly "nsIc. sni only Vaur q
roreru o-cupstion The iileanent wAich Lry coad5.r
10y u. nNr,ea d1lg the tDe tho State hos been held
eO~h - Ne tnoDils ssci'ss them sgAiusi Mf Lilooifs
'si more ilaH any inleIes' res o. supIo'ei,
eveJ where thst they bona they have n.dden.d
ID. popeit'9s winch btioe ,psthelc II not favorable
whole dsyosed ree. of the Cotton States
sbsn bU l'os place. Eus hs State, Which Tt9gAaea u.
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

/: s:s;:;;,a Fl, VI
RsolOoo w u
RhD10, az
hoRR, O.
tfeY1ol4e, law
H0gng9se, W0
nhse~,Ma e
AAash, Wa .
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

ss:.s.;s:Ss.ff:=:!:s::siy ..s.
Iit.ssshsf,h.,ry
psslse, 8 ,Rdsrs
fNnoh b b
Felt, 8 9Th O
HoFssst, chos
Ferss-r, Thoe @
ntsgsrAl1, Thos
Fog. WIN II H
FNaktin, Wa q
rltsgsrsld, w A
Fa!Sl.GtssIWs =
NaifoAhd " B
fiAer. Wm W
FWd, w r
tgy. Wn
The national Republican., 1862-06-28
Criminal! oe.re-Tas H.ra.r Ca.

fho case OF James Mah0uoy, indicted for the
murder Of his wife, continues to oooupy the ut.
tsntion OF the court. The witnesses for the
prosecution were Examined yesterday. The
testimony adduced Ia to the sffsot that Eahoney
and HIS wife had never lived happily together.
her death from the effects Of bio! Indicted
ribs were roken. One witsess testified that
she saw Maboney strike his wife with an az.
handle; and son ut the prisoner saw his
father run after bis mother with an AZ handle
In his. hand, but did not see him strike her.
After that time, however, the son testinos his
mother always c0nplxined Of = Weaknsao in
The side, and he knows that she Wore bandsRes
for some time altar. Anotbes witnsas tssti6ss
that the night before the deceased len her hus.
band TO GO u her sisters (wAsrs she disd), she
(ihe witness) heard MAhoney Apd his wife
quarreling. Mrs. hahoney frequently bofore
her death told many Of the Witnesses that her
RIBS were broken, ana that her husband had
inflicted tho injury. L.'T'T
show that Mrs. Mshoney WAS beaten by SOL
der. Several Of the nsighbors testified that
on the night referred to, they heard the CRY OF
murder" and some saw Mrs. Mshonsy rur-
ming after soldier with stick. The vlinsssss
mostly unile In giving good character 10 Ma.
honey, while they say that the dsoea, cd Vas
under the influence OF liquor very frequently
the past three ysxrs.
The defence (,vith the exception Of one wit.
ness) was closec about ono O'Clock yesterday i,
and rebuttiug tehtimony was oslled.
The case will probably occupy ths court to.
The Grand Jury were discharged yesterday
morning until Tuesday morning. -. =.
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

~ der the act Of April 10, 1852, entiiied Aa set
for the resass Of certain persons held TO sese or
labor In the District Of Columbia"
CIfy Hall,
WAsHIHoIoH CIrr, ID. c.,
Juns I, 1909.
Ord1vsd That the time for hling Q ststsment In
writina o. schsduls with the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court lbe The District Of Columbia, provided In the
~ ssstiol q NJ sbevs ~ and the u hero
y. :.'..a.s ..s. ''A' 'al a'Hk'k* *tSsDwAsp,.
The national Republican., 1862-06-28
Aquia Creek snd Piaey Point.

An opportunity is afforded, by means OF the
Potomac Steamboat company, for one OF the
most delightful river excursiODs In the world.
To the thousands, who are familiar with the
magnificent scenery and the many objects OF
historical interest along the Potomac, nothing
need be said In favor NJ the trip. II any one in
this city has not made such an excursion. We
advise him. by all means, to take advantage Of
the convenient and cheap opportunity now
offered. The boat starts from the foot OF
Ssvonth street, ut 7 O'Clock each day. Capt.
Moore ID one Of the most patient, atten.
tive, and obging officers TO be found.
The national Republican., 1862-06-28
Stealing . Hsrss.

About two weeks ago, man went to the
exhibiting u reoaipt, stated that he had pur.
chased Mr.. Nicholas horse, which was stabbed
there. Mr.. NJ, suspeo,ing nothing wrong. let
the horse go, and he ha. not been seen since.
lsst Thursdsy GSes VI ks,l arrested
sion a Horse and osrrysll. He WAS taken bs.
fore Justice Clark, when Mr.. Nioh0ls Identified
the harness, but the horse had been swsppsd
d, for another. He gave his name ~ Benjamin.
real name Is believed to be J. B. Frauklin.
Jus ice Clark committed him to ixil for court,
and the following property In his posssssion
was turned over TO the proper custodian: 4
roam horse and oarryxll, valued vt $50; two
ers, lot of pens, and $22 0s In money.
The national Republican., 1862-06-28
TO AQUA CREEK
AND
PIN E Y POIN II
Tho Potomac Steamboat COMPANY

Tho Potomac Steamboat Company
WILL dbpsteh q boat from the loot Of Bsvsntl
w street, Washington, every nornipg, (sundsyI
excepted at slx O'Clock for Aequia Creek, stepping
q Marbury's Landing. Returning, will leave 40
quia Creek every day, (sundnys txcsptsd) at q
o'oso,k ,. m.
In connection, . freight boat will run every day
Fer freight and passage, spfly on boori The boats.
On Saturdays, the boat leaving at six O'Clock In
the morning will extend her trip to Pinsy Poist
and yrineipsl intermedists landinss Returning,
leave Pinsy Point at eight O'Clock on Sunday
evening.
Fare to Acquh Greek, q. Round trip, -
Fare to Pinsy Point, %.
For freight, Or passage, apply 10 freight ssens on
the vharves.
Washi Kton. June Il, ls02.
The national Republican., 1862-06-28
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~ TIE NEW YORK EATING ROOMS, l7l
Seventh street. opposite the Post Once, the cheap.
s and best Eating Place In the city Of washinston.
Roast Bssi, sad the bsss Bread, Butter and Posa.
toe, 10 osAts
Eoast Pork, Bread, Butter and Potatoe, 10 osnts.
Roast Mutton, Bread, Batter and PetStoe, 10 cts.
Beef Stsek, Bread, Butter and Potstos, IS %.
Ham and Egga, 20 cept&
Veal Cntlst, Bread. Butter and Potatos, Is os
CoGss and Rolls, 10 ots.
And all other prioes In proportion.
Every article served up 10 the sstablbhnsnt y Of
the bsst quality and equal to any hotsl the city.
The national Republican., 1862-06-28
PERSONAL.

Fred. Rosenorantz Of Stockholm, Sweden, sx-
Coy. Newell Of New Jersey, and John Tucker
ofPa., Assistant Secretary Of War, are at Will
lards'.
=, Prince salm Salm and lady are at the Ma.
ssiSSssaa tsllystt Of NAshyIlIs, Tspnes.ss, who
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