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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-10
A Boston despatch says the number

A Boston despatch says the number
of Gloucester fishing vessels lost of
Georges Banks in the gale Of Febru
airy 4th, was fifteen, and on Feb. lst
four. By the loss of these nineteen
vessels, 1873 men were drowned, leav'
ing 20 widows and l27 orphan chill
dren to be provided for. Charitable
contributions are solicited.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-10

Major General David Hunter has
sailed from Fortress Monroe for Port
Royal, the headquarters of his de,
partment. The dyspectic Sherman
has been assigned to Gen. Halleck for
employment. These pro-slavery Gen.
erals may as well commence doing
something, for the President will see
that the war goes on, even if the reb
els are hurt some.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-10

AS We stand by the sea-shore and watch the
huge tides coming in, We retreat, thinking We
shall be overwhelmed soon, however, they
flow back. So with the waves of trouble in
the world they threaten US, but firm resiS-
lance makes them break at our feet
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-10

In the circuit court of Mcllenry Co.
Ill.,, decree was lately entered in the
case of Adah Isaacs Menken Heenan
VS.. John G. Heenan, the Benicia Boy,
granting q divorce to the complainant
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-10
OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT or STATE

Washington, March H. 1862. (
L INFORMATION has been received mt tn
Il Department from Mr. Eben z. Bailey, {.
Consul OF the United States at Para, Brazil,
the death, by yellow fever, on the oath
January last, at that place, while en- route
his post of duty, of JAMES C. PATTERSON Esl
of Iowa, late United States Consul to Mara
ham. l3w3if
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-10

The Government have cut off all
war news, and we are without any i'm.
portant army intelligence. Soon, how
ever, we expect to have startling intel
ligence of several battles fought, and
won, Of course.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-10
Public Lecture 7. O. of G. T.

Rev. Mr.. Larkin will deliver publ
lecture on Temperance, by<cquest of Lodge
No 81. |. O. of q. T., 1T Gilbert's Hall, o
Saturday evening, 18th inst. commencing a
81 o'clock. All persons interested in arrest
ing the progress OF intempemnce, are request
ed to attend :. c. IRELAND. w. s. p
Charles City, April 9Th 1862.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-10
The WAR SrIRIT.-0n Saturday VIC

The WAR SrIRr.-On Saturday we
were much pleased with the military
spirit displayed by the youth of this
village. The boys, to the number of
thirty or forty, of ages from eight to
sixteen years, turned out with fife and
drum, and marched through the differ
ent streets in true military style. Some
OF their music was very good, and
their marching was excellent. Who
will say VIC arc not growing a race
Of heroes
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-10

1t is sad the Texas troops are much
disheartened at the death Of McCul-
loch, and the Arkansans feel the loss
of Mcintosh severely.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-10

Mr.. A. Ingalls,, of independence,
has invented within the past two
years, tire heater, a corn husker, a
rat trap, iron upsetter, evaporation,
cane crusher, rotary harrow and seed
sowcr. Isn't he genius
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-10
Notice to TaX-payers.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Federal
~ Tax is now placed upon the Tax Books
OF 1851. Tax payers can pay the same with
out interest until June LIST, 1862, after which
time the said tax draws interest after the rate
of other taxes. L. L. HUNTT.EY,
Treasurer of Floyd County, Iowa.
Charles City, April I, 1852. l4w4
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-10
Notice.

Until further notice / will he at nv Office
Charles City on Tuesdays of each week for III
transaction of such business as may poperl
come before me. WIN H. JOHNSON.
County Judge of Floyd County
January 6, 1865. Off
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-10

We are under obligations to Sena-
tors Harlan and Grimes for Congress
sional documents.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-10
The Family Favorite,

rs the HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL. Publish
J. ed weekly, Ga columns at cents, or in
monthly parts, price IL cents, in wrappers
stitched and cut. Sold by all news agents.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-10
MARRIED.

In Rockford, Floyd County, March Goth, by
Rev. :. 2. IaIow, Mr.. ID. NJ Beamis to Mis-,
Mary \. Chapman, all of Rockford.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-10
BORN.
Charles City Retail Market.

In this town, April 2d, son to G G. Reini
ger, Esq. .|E"
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A yew Wny Of Marrytna.

In S~~ Hampshire they csed TO cheo-A all
their SesS, county, aud town ofhcers, from
u.eetipx, the annual March Ene~ting. As the
town officers were very Numerous, Ii WA GUS
tox5sasy, Is fast as they were chosen, to walk
tfs<R up before justice Of the peace aud have
them sworn into U1icr ~by companies, half
companies, pair, and single" esquire Chase"
Of Cornish, father Of Governor Chase, OF
Ohio.) being the most prominent justice, had
this task ts Psrforsn, and a severe task IL was,
secupying saueh Of his time from morning Till
night.
lahors and tolls OF the day were over. he re-
turned 20 his home weary aud overcome with
the fsalgues of his employment, and throwing
bims-n in his Easy chair, he fell into q sound
sleep. In the meantime 4 couple who had
been waiting impatientIy for sometime for the
Justicc 70 join them ia weGlock, presented
themselves in another part Of the house, and
made known their Interesting desires TO Mrs..
Chase. who, some hat confused and as1fated,
attended them 10 the sleeping jastice, W hom
she found IL diffculf TO arouse. shaking him
by he shoulder, she called out, "Ar. Chase,
Mr.. Chsee, dc pray wake up: here is a couple
com. to be married" The Jus tice having adj
piEiseered oaths all day. was dreaming OF
nothing else, half " aked, rubbing his eyes and
looking at the wi.hful pair, asked.
Are you the couple -
They nodded assent
"well, hold up your hands. They did so
with some hesitation. "YoU, severally,
soiensnly swear that you will faithfully per-
form the duti-s Of ycnr office, respectively, ac
coraing to your best skill and Judgment, so
help YOU" &c.
The astouished couple locking wild, the
justice added, soothingiy. That's all except
ing the fee, one dollar" which was quickly
dropped into hrs hand. and they Were on,
doubling, as they went the legality Of the
process; but they concluded 70 go according TO
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EFA beautiful girl In a house Of iilfame in
Albany tried 10 commit suicide last week while
depressedby the abandonment of her lover. a
lively use OF the stomach pump preserved her
10 a life of shame and degradation.
SOur adyices are that the Democracy will
carry Michigan-boIh the State ticket and the
Lecislature-thus supplanting the malignant
:" blood letting Chandier.-Bostoa Post.
~ The disloy States, previous TO the break
ing out of the rebellion, received annually from
New England, upwards of 100000 cases of boots
and shoes, or over 2,50OOO0 pairs.
81 Lieutenant Colonel Marshall lately cap
rnred a hundred and fifty Sioux Indians in
Minnesota. half way between the Big Sioux and
James rivers.
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ATTENTION, soLpIERsi
AND THE FRIENDS OF sOIpIFKs

tr;snss in tSs army e the f.ei that HoofI2sSBSss
dent to camp life. IN the lists, peSiisssd Almost
.1ss Ia tse sss
can be readily cured By Hooasna, German Ritsers
Diseases resulting from disorder. Of the digestive
ton in stating Inst these Bittsrs we're U frssir
used among our soldiers, hundreds Of lives misht
We call particnlsr attention 60 the following ~
marksble md we'll authsnticstsd cure Of one Oh The
BEEN saved sS <. sssess
PHILipKLpHIA, Aususs..sd. ,sss.
M.ssrs Jssss a E,s.skwsh, esatlsnen, your
is mistake in this. u is vouched for BY numbers
ofmy comrades, some OF whose names are appended,
last four years, member Of ehermsns celeerassd
upon my .rduous duties. l va. .ttsclsd in Sevsm.
for r Ana 1 s u
lowed by great debility heishtened By % sts..f OF
HOUSE ana sent e shi. ely 60 Sossd sss steamer
OIL san iS 9im shien andes o. the 9Th
Is any could be and stin retain spark Of vissi
s asT nssa q S 70
ii was immediately thrown up again.
sSsa s: s s:.r e
sss a h;s
frankly told me they could do no more for ne and
%s Of y my ana 70 Sse
A. ~ s sss
.nS;ed Es :. 1SsSrs ssgs to ny yOSr
dssss Isssasa ssa ss. sSsss sSs rS fss & :.
s.n.s q. ssss ma tin ss Int
being ss, 70 my wife and nd
from the vicinity Of Front noyh: xJe your invsia-
I'll. sss ,ns 81 M s I'm
owe the slorieus rriyiiess q sssn si,sPins to my
'os'% Vs spV trui, yoars. / Isaac HiIoxr.
nsnt, As We had desgsirsd OF ssslas our oomrsSs,
SSgsSS sss o. q nj. M s.. s:'''r'
TkwIsP ff RRttEEkailEk xri sH nsJ sYsrs
]. IAsKT3!ELL e, ., s. fsrnonf.
EEEEsskk{{ .s ssSSsesk ss 81 b. s. 81 an Maine.
ss ffhhssEE fHG f SS e &c Gel isss PAM,
sA5as sxskl kshx e. 81 f.say
BEWARE OF cousrHRFsrrsi s,rs,
on sss %s s2f ~ sss s. soss
"a, PRICE, P1Is BorrLK rs CENTS,
sHisif, on HALF DOT. RoR %. Is =. $40.
should your ssi.t not have TIE srtiels.
rs s q thss me-, 5. IN ia pzss ~ 80
PxIxcIraL OFFICE AND MAxurAcroRr, 'e'-i
.hs,a ....4. = No. ga ARCH ST. F-.,4
81 81 fe o-I - JONES q EVANS. a..s
-. tsueeessors . O. n. ssekson 4 %. ~
s. sos xll,-. Prspristors. =
sEYsr ssle ~ D5usEisss sad psaierA N every
tN u III t.r = hises ctSt~T. G. . ely
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@Bragg and Humphrey Marshal are report.

- Bragg and Humphrey Marshal are port
ed TO have had high quarrel. The Maysviile
Eagle says one version has il that Marshal got
drunk in Richmond, and, swearing that Bragg
was a cows ard for eyaeuating strong a posi-.
ton Dick Robinson W ithout battle. left him
and make his way back TO Mount Sterling.
Another story is that Bragg denounced Marshal
and ordered him TO get out Of the Stat: the best
way b. could and steal for himself that be did
not want TO he held responsible for the conduct
of Marshars Men. For Bragg TO swear at any
one for stealing is what we call the sublime OF
impotence. The secessionists of the interior
very severe on Bragg for running SO like a
SCARED dog before Buell.. He had assured them
that he would never leave Kentucky, and they,
like fools, believed him, and their disappoint-
ment is bitter in the extreme-LouiSril'c Jour.
n1i
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~ II is fact not generally known, that in
sss ,AArs On Sweaen mere are vast layers or
sulss, not unlike those that have Laid The fnrn :
dations of large ilands in the ocean. by si,snfiv
and for ages cementing matter with rn.,iar' -
Ne 10 create those beautiful forms known as
Mill POI a., c,Tal, Sc. .- .. - W.
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kIPI CoTToS.-ssf,ott9n is going 10 be
sIS, q, Sec, remarked Valentine, Ian suidly,
-. uas q, WIN tne last English Item"
cdr No''oii oTaft.
Yes. replied ValenEne, ..they are trying
70 nnd substitute for it in England. Taaits
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FRENCH IyrHrGCEs IN CoCHIS-CEIyA.-
Cochin China is in a state Of revolution,
through: about by French intrigues. About
sixty years ago, French missionaries and mill.
tary adventures restored the ancient line Of
Cochin China monarchs, and, with their
assistance. these nonarchs conquered and an
ncxed the kingdoms OF Canboja and TonQuin.
Now, the French nation is undoipg the work OF
its missionaries and military Adventures. 1t
has conquered. occupied, and is colonising the
greater part " Camboja, has made peace with
the King of Cochin China exacted and annexed
4 considerable portion of his own hereditary
territory, and levied a heavy contribution upon
him. Meanwhile Tonquin the best and largest
portion of the Anam dominion, is in rebellion,
the Tonquinese having picked up young
man, supposed TO be scion of their ancient
kings. and this youth, bred at n French Catholic
seminary in the British island of Penang, is ut
the head of an army Of 10000 men, with a fair
chance OF restoring the ancient dynasty in his
own person.
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r0fhe st. Paul mimi. Pioneer calls Gen.
PoPe football Of evil destiny, the stick OF an
hard names. -...- stl.-.F -
~ Grrei"y says:-"We have iust returned
Tom iopr through the heart Of the STAT"
IT. Mart UrSf = IT e -. ? corrupt condition
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PENSsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILR Rses

PENNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
@&8 sE
Is A FIRST o.s I'D Il sS sTSgTGFs''ion"
sros SPEED fh AND S 6oMsesr CITIES
BAGGAGE CHECKED rnsSSSS S sf FROM s,, DUST
pH hHsBE RAEhT IL FSA FiH4 gsGs
CLOSE coNN M 4 sSsS IT Rsh HxsRn1sBuRe
NORTHERN M c Iisiha II e. RAILROAD,
THE GREAT AT d !Gf5SHIis ROUTE
WASHINGTON Ant AND BALr1aoR,
WEST, NoRTHwHssSTFn. AND Il 'n ssoUrHwEsr. 5
~ For Through Tickets ami, a. .b. OMEN, n
the Northern Central Railroad Com pany. I
Ct o7s:. .s ss1
CHOKING SALOON CARS ON ALL TRAINS
FROM WASHINGTON.
.rriy;na n H Si take the IN. and N trains,
where S.ss %,S and
Northern Central Railroad, and srriys In HAZE
IS shs; S. ssasf sse
YREIGHrs
BY this route freights Of all descriptions can h
forylded 10 and from amy point I'm ths RsiIro.Ss
OF Chic, Kentucky, Indians, Illinois Wisenns;n
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad also conne...
st Pittsogrg with Steamers, b. which Goods can
Kentucky, TENNESSEE Cumberlsnd, Illinois. Missis,,
IpPis Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas And
eaEo with steamers to all North western Lakes.
., Mershsnts and shippers entrustins the transpor-
tAtlon OF their Freight TO this Com pany can rely
Win sonnd encs on its speedy transit = - :
III ATEs OF FREIGHT to and from any point
IA the est, ny the Pennsylvania Central kAilYosd
&c a. en ttsass as Gacosabl Charged 6r osAI
hoe.eod Cor,pasiss 90 =. ~ ''7.eyi -
Central r y '"Seses W sAs.
~ hAGRAw 4 Rooms, FreisAs Agents. i
.you,,, -. No. so North street Baititin0re
HNOCH LEMlS, Gent Sa permit emit Llt5na pa
T. l.. EOtPT. SO al flea ~ gent Phi saai.b,a
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s.-T.-l89o.-<.

BRAKES PLANTATION Buffers
1nyigorates, strengthens, and purihes the sys-
tenn; is perfect appetizer, and natures great
restorer. tits composed Of pure st. Croix Rum,
the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs
Particularly adapted to weak and delicate per-
sons, and can be relied upon for its purity. 1t
cures Dyspepsia, is gentle tonic, and is just
the thing for changes of the season. Sold by
all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons
p. H. DRAKE & CO., 2e2 Broadway, New
York. Sc G-eo6m
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BANKS or IssHE
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
WASHINGTON. GEORGETOWN.
Bank of Metro polls. Farmers and Mechanics
Bank of Washington. Bank
Patriotic Bank Bank of Commerce.
Bullion Bank
The Bullion Bank and the Bank Of Commerce IS
sue notes Of the denomination of one dollar and
upwards. os Slim
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ase PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South ssss,)
BETWEEN NINTH Z TENTH SIS.
GRocERs, Suffers. AND THE Y1Apl N
GENERAL.
70 THEIR UNSURPASSED sfocK
WINES.
LIQUORS,
SEGARS,
FANCY GROCERIES. p,
ChampaEnes
OF ALL THE WELL KNOWN BRANDS.
HEIDsICK. CLIoUOT. NUMB. RIvARr,
DRoUET.
We recommend highly to oonnoisseurs
DE ST. MARCEAUX CHAMPAGsEs, CARTE
MORE, CARTE BLANCHE, RED Law,
the most isvorite brands in the New York market,
and so highly appreciated for their
richness and delicate favor.
HOOK AND AOsELLE WINES,
Still and Sparkling.
cLARETs of Messrs. Gilhou freres, Bordeaux.
BURGUNDY AND TOKAY WINES,
CoGNAC of the choicest brands and best vintszes.
ROCHELLE BRANDY. Pellvoisin and A. sisnstse.
MADEIRA, SHERRY, PoRT-vcry cid and highly
recommended for medicinal purposes.
HOLLAND AND ENGLISH GIN.
in Wood and Glass.
MEMORABILIA AND BOURBON wHIsHEys
PUNCH EXTRACTS AND ESSENCES.
of.nkinds
APPLE BRANDY AND wHIsKEY.
JAMAICA AND ST. CRoIX RUN.
p,r.yf. .pp,c
!
'"S
VIZ Ah DH'i DRAWS.
I1rIIrNrBaL GOODWIN. CORNISH AVN
ANbEksoN FINs-CCT roBAC
s,,or,x, roD.,co ~
sltmore-st Baltimore prices.
s..-..r
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g ECIAL NOTICE
- 10 THE
CITIZENS on WASHINGTON.
OFFICERS OF THE ARMY AND NAVY.

CITIZENS on WASHINGTON.
OFFICERS OF THE ARMY4ND NAVY
oDEON HALL,
The old sid established Emporium of Clothino
that has Tor so many years supplied the citizens OF
Washington and vicinity with sill that is essential
now supplied with the most com plets aud fashion
able stock that We have ever had the pleasure to
COATS. PANTS and VESTS of the most deeirs-
bic styles that could be found in the market.
HSERY GIoSH sansos b
and win be sold at prices that do not allow Of com
petition.
Efs$E s sESSk q e SiEITfs$ S$Es SSsEs
LsRGE sT9Sk BkEss
tAEGE sFSck a aiEirAk9 b bkEss o eaT
E4 4ssE s sE$sk HEE4Ey ss ASEs
LARGE STOCK MILITARY PANTS.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY VESTS
tA akGE s sT9Gk MILITARY MILTakY yEsTs
INDIA RUBBER G 4S9Hs OF ALL DEscRIP-
yALIsES. CARPET BAGS, &C.
Orr stock of BOYS and-IoUTH's' CLOTHING
is the largest and most fashionable that has ever
they can possibly be obtained in this city.
~ Cali and see US at ODEON HALL, corner IA
ans Pa the Great Clothing Mart Of
TIE FAST RxAsSs y = STEAMBOAT
THOMAS SrACKPOLE K. Captain EeS44-H
win leave WASHINGTON at foot of-s<5szES.s
street, and Spears Wharf, BALTIMORE, 90
follows:
Lsnrs Wnshtagtor, L.ar. Bobiuo,s
WEDNESDAY, Nov 5, MON DAY Nov s.
SUNDAY, NoY. 9, FRIDAY Nov -
THURSDAY, New IL, EESDAv Nov II,
MONDAY, Nov II, SATURDAY Nov Is
FRIDAY, Nov. 81, WEDNESDAY, Nov. TO-
TUESDAY. Nov. q, SUNDAY, Nov q,
SATURDAY. Nov. %. THURSDAY Nov n.
WEDNESDAY,, Dec. 3, MONDAY, Dec !.
Fer freight Or passage apply on board; or to
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
sEOFPICE,
Nc. 324 PEEHsYLvAEiA AVENUE,
Over Clagett q May. =
mol WI. SNOW Agent
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EXT ENSIVE WAREROOMS,
$50 SEVENTH STREET,
Offer Inducements to purchasers of Z URNITU RE
and other VOLUNTEERING GOODS
Our stock is large and varied
PARLOR SUITES, in BrOcatellc, Rep AMI Hair
Cloth
CHAMBER SETS, in Solid Oak Walnut, Mahog-
any and Painted. neatly ornamented
OAK Walnut sIid Mahogany EXTENSION ia.
BLES ana DINING CHAIRS
Superior Curlei Hair MATTRESSES, Husk and
other Mattresses.
Als2; large quantity Of low priced BEpsTEADS
WASHSTANDS, OFFICE FURNITURE &c
All of whish are made frem the best materials
and warranted to give satisfaction.
Persons furnishing would do we'll to look throu 2h
the stock before purchasing, "a we selling at
prices to suit the times.
McGREGOR d Co.
oc 3-6w,eo $50 Seventh street.
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A OFFICE JIA PA. AVENUE
Washisgtoa City. u. q.

Washi"gton City. d. C.
GREAT EAsTERN, NORTHERN AND WEST.
MERGCHHANpIsE, MONEY, yEwELRY, VALID.
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH TO all
accessible sections Of the country. This Comusnv
the A""ns 10
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST
wAsHINGTON, 3. c. NEW YORK, Rosror
PHILhlRELPHIsA1, PALTIM9RE, GIN HNStoN'
oi'S T4LLk, Il LE hGHfSStaSff ohASo1s-
Connections are made at New York and Bosso,
BRITISH PROVINCES, and with steamship ina
70 LIVERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON and HKVRE
ana Thence W European Expresses to all proninsnf
dnent = - sAe W.
ct all accessible parts Of the United States. Asas
10. q. G, DUNN, Agent, =
NA Washington, D. O.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EAgkVIEw BokRDISR SCHOOL.
II =, EoaRIsroxy, Pnns., t---a--- !.
49, FOR YOUNG HEY AND BOYS. g.
Eoard and IVt$E. :. :: ;sr term Of ten months,
Pupils admitted At eEy time
ss-la 8=- R.ytssass,
EKyAY JAxxRy, 3le Pa aveu.e. ..s
pa. THIsoH. Drusxi.f, Ninth had L etc.
JoES BAvxHrRsT. A., near street south.
JosHuA NEvBeLp D, Quartermssters Department
Alexandria, Va. GEO. A. NEWBJLD.
no Sim 49, - Principal.
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IRON HALL,
$40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
EMILE DUPRE
Would respectfully inform his friends and Gus.
tomers that having just returned to this city from
New fork, he offers q renewed assortment OF
FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES,,
Consisting OF
Ene assortment OF
HAVANA CIGARS,
which,
beiEg purchased from a prize vessel,
enables Us to
sell It very low rates.
sUTLERs. sr,,r.s
If you want to Purchase
GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, sEGARs. and
TOBACCO,
You Must Call at
EMILE DUPRE'S,
800 PENNSYLVANIA AyESU. 9E
Iron Building,
Who laid In . large stock of Goods before the IN.
heard of rise in prices had taken plaee sea-
A RMY SUI PLIEs
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF QuARrHRxAssxx.
w.sv,vxdd Army Of ne Posomas,
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing for the use
OF the army of the Potomac the following articles
1900 tons best quality Timothy Hay securely
baled, the weight ofeach bale to be marked
1900 900 bushels of Oats, of the best quality in
strong sacks, we'll sewed
:, 900 cords Oak and Hickory Wood we'll seasoned
and of the best qualify. '"N ~
Each bid must be accompanied by the endorse.
ment oil two responsible persons that the contracts
nawsrded will be fulfilled - 1850
. Bids will be opened from time to time IS the Az
ucies may be needed, and contracts Will be awarded
Tor the Quantities needed TO the lowest res poushe
bidder up to the time of opening. -
any bid. 1'" VI
Proposals should be endorsed ' Pro posals for Y5.v
or Oats, or Wool, as the case may be, and sucosaa
In separate envelopes. RUFUS IN9ALLS
49, Lieut.. Col. aud A. D.
he[a-u Chief Quartermastsr
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GAS FITTING, &c.

A WIN. r. DOVE & co. 81
ARB Now ppepered to execute any orders with
- which they may be fsyored 10 the
PLUMBING, GAS, OF sTEAA FITTING BUZZ.
. - Store Ninth street. . few doors north 81
plete assortment of CHANDELIERS and other GAS
eTEAM and WATER FIXTUhES. Jan lily
w GAS FIXTURES.
w Haye In stere, and are daily receiving, GAS
~ I,Uis5 OF shntsiy rev PastsIns sna Des,Sns
offered in this market.
We invite citizens generally to call and 0IAmin
oar stock Of GAS and WATER FIXTURES, feeling
confident that We have the best selected stock ID
Warrington 80
- An Work in the above line intrusted to ouY
care viii be promptly attended to.
mar 5-f MYERS & McGHAN 376 D street
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~. ron YouHG LADIES.
1897 and 1870 Spruce st., Phiiaselphia.
The regular serfss 81 inssrucsien embraces the
LA6n nreauirsd, ana 81 the Breaches which cen.
gtitute thorough English and French edaesion
French II the hnguase Of the family and Is con-
Ssantiy spsken in the fnetitute It 10 the object OF
particular attention. and is taught frora the rudi-
msrts 20 the hioheet course Of literature and eom-
poAitton. The scholastic PEAR commences eeptem.
Der 18th and closes July lat. Circulars &c can be
Of CheSaray Institute. may S7-Hn
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~ A CARD.
YAK HALL CLOTHING ROOMS.-NR. BRUCE
formerly at the odeon Hali) has now opened q
store At No. 464 Seventh street, just below St
where he has fine selection of MEMS and BOYS
CLOTHING, st very low prices. He is DESTROYS of
having all his old customers call on him. rs they
can buy goods at lower prices than at any other
store in the city. J. BRUCE 4 CO. Clothiers
OcS No. AGA Seventh ST. betw L and g.