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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17
LOCAL POLITICAL MATTERS.

SUFFOLK CousrY AwAKE.-A large and enthu-
A,tc Union Of Rssrhcsd suhoh County
ie.pectve oil psy. held at tho CourtHon'e on ed
eiay evening rfy the nomination OF hieAafd Motor
mick for member Of ConTs Abe address .1I' ssy',ea
aud the sps.tat ,nthufiasm prevailed Ih~ meeting %.
oarned 4 II o'clock with hearty cheers Tor the STATE
d Congregational nominees Union men may fest .saurrd
thai old buao1 viii do her whole duty a. this coming eec'sn
TIE SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
To ne Edifor II The n. " Tri1une
SIR: | beg most respectfully to decline the non,-
p.ou for the Assembly from the Second District and In do
Ing so hope tbs. Republican, may he able 10 unite on good
Union War Democrat who can DO elected
eo.n.c,n.llv your, HENRY O. LEASH
No lGJ Psui.n., Oct 49, 1862.
Forn1rEsrm WARD WADswoRrH CLUp.-An
enthusiastic meeting hi, club held last evening at NO
a3G uooe .tre.t Mr. Nm j. Bunce occupied tho chair
Mr. Adoipbus Bofsl Secretary. The room was bni'
any nlumins,ed aud tho speakers stand decorated with
tho National cnIbl'n-
Mr. Frarcis s. Lambert the first speaker lie quoted
fom she speech stephen Douglas In relation 70 the ns
of 600 pom t-n Jsckson by Judge HAL OF New
ssn. yirrin Sn.tof Douglas heartily indosed the tetion
Of Gen Jackson and defended him from the s-pef'ion,
law for the salvation Of country there the cesre-t
50 to DO lie cared whether Gen Jackson 'u.pended
Ill evil .utho OF His acts necessary to the de-
fe,s q ss s1. Spencer NEXT tn. meeting II.
a. 10 the respective merit. Of opposing
candliass Our candidate has given NE ser
Jd,e Of bad rum bemoeracy ard treason. has mad. no
.setGc- for our National fc No m.n tAn support Lo wa
AID oppos. the AdniisIston One OF the CHEZ measures
the 1. tho proclamation VI Emancipation LOUD
Ie.r Why 10. not the President the Ggt 70 raia,
Rebellion by striking awsy its right arm l'hees -
.e. tool our horse. fsnnsy why should We net
II We choos-. tale their .lsve.l tChse"
Horace Greeley, upon entering was greeted WIN do-isin
.,,lsn.. He also Addressed the meeting when tes o
,ontons were unanimousy adopted, smbodyngs sP'rt
deer aud oafne. loJ sy tho Ooys9sni, and tho inoe'i
osjoufecd
! cx,vYvru W.un W,pswonIu I'EIaS CLUB.-
large and enthusiastic meeW was hold by thi oino ~
evening at the Republican Hostuater' corner Of Brosi"'
and Tw.ntythd street Wa G. Russell presided ana IN
few remarks Introduced uv AGO Greeley who addressed til
DosiiaE ~, .,..,..,,
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- The Poughkecps,e Eagh rays that one day
Amsnis becsu.so cnrsged reading the PTes
dsnrs Emsncip.ion Procasoa that be the shoulder
srsI from BIZ Shoulders and ~ gold lace and eagle from his
cap throwing them the dek snd swearing With horrd
.,bs that 10 had fought bis babe sad served his
saaer the United State. Government
If this Navy officer, or s.,ne ono Of his
friends, would just inform US whether he has
or has not yet sent in his resignation to Wash
ington we should be much obliged Swearing
"horrid oatbs," tearing shoulder ,tr.o,. gold
lace, eagle, &C., are " as good as n ulay.r
bat they don't relieve our hard.run Uncle sasuel
IRON the claims Of these indignant gentlemen i,r
pay aud allowances. We certainly did hope
among other good effects Of the Proclamation
OF Freedom, that quite number OF Mitary
and Naval officers, who Cor the last sixteeI
months have been distressed by the apprehen
aion that this was or would become an AbO
htioD war" and swearing that they would re
4go whenever it did, would make this Procla
inaiion pretext for relieving the Government
ifom the cost Of their keeping. Up to thi
hour. this hope has not been realzed-not
man OF them has resigned May wo not stu
, hope that some Of them will soon 40 sol
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Livingston, +. BlOunt. Sergeant Thomas F1inckcr.

sd Alabama.
Col. Harry Maury. 32d Alabama. Mobile, was
sick in camp during the fight, aud unable to take
past. Flo was brought 10 Nashville by Palmer in an
ambu auco. He is too Ill 10 be out OF his room. Harry
haury Is well known in the South AS commander OF
the schooner Susan, which FAILED from Mobile ia
1888 with party Of Geo. VIM. Walkers followers
or bolrd the Susan being wrecked Glover +
Reel, in the Caribbean Sea, when within day 3
sai Of Orooa, her destination. lie has been in the
Rebel service since the secession Of Alabama.
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N. A. ". NEr.SON.

we publish tidy the uddes. Of Hon Thonu 4 r.
Nelson member Of Con snI hecofoTo r'rons tnion
,sn TO The people 1suues-e 1sly deu0ncstory
Of tie Presidents EmAuciPiion fr,clsmaiioa Nj Nelson
ent the Proclamation s,iocions vi siion Of
che Con.taos aud calls upon his end in East Tennessee
% buckle their So d-foDse OF their rights aud hght
20 the death against Authorization which. ;er Two bsi
sesr power has thrown of mask under which Il was
pretending TO battle Tor the Constitution aud now eh ths'
sscIed instrument at dehsoce' Herald
We ask The Herald to let its readers see
che following facts;
j. Thomas A. L. Nelson was formerly q
Wing leader in East Tennessee, and as such
was elected to the last Congress by 10i ma
jority.
?. In 1850, he was n Jealous member of the
Union party, and as such voted for Bel aud
Everett.
s. In 1861, he was sill a stanch Unonis.
in profession, and stood by the Union Govern.
ment in the outset of The present War.
4. lie WAS elected as such to the Congress.
of the United States in the Summer Of 1861.
g. Ho left home to attend the sittings OF
that Congress, but was captured on his way
through Cumberland Gap by band Of Rebels
lying in wait for bim.
6. Being taken to Richmond as prisoner
instead of proceeding to Washington rs q
Member, and threatened with cOndlgn punish.
ment as a Rebel against the Shareholders
COnfederacy. be basely aPostatisei from all
his past professions, and proclaimed himself
mnion of JEFF. Davis, which he has ever since
been.
Let these facts be known, and the value Of
his pronMcaniento against the President's
Proclamation of Freedom will be fairly under.
4tOod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17

Tia Herald, despairing of the election OF
Seymour, is anxious for the nomination OF
Gen. Dix. lie, it thinks, might have been
s,ected unanimously if put 10 nomination i'm.
msdiatcly after the adjournment of the Union
and Batternut Conventions. And it is not
700 late now. He may yet "walk over tie
course" if somebody will only nominate him.
So The Her0Id pipes from day, to day, but no.
body comes to dauce.
We tIrn back year and half to this
paragraph on Gen. DIX IN TIE Herald OF Feb
ruary z, 1861:
"snooT urS Dovs on TIE SroTp This is Tire clio irs
phrase OF the late instructions Of the now Secretary Of the
.ssury 70 tie Co.sor ofshs Pom ofNe~ oiesns 1t Is he
frat to shed blood that has been i.sUed IL the pre-
sent cri. but rsrson for coercion Toey the
rat ofths Incoming Admirrsiion o. might have been a
psc,ed ou an Ap Thn p'eader in the grcs Brebarns'
conspiracy Of is4s Tn. people OF the Moth 'rprlo NJ
sra Of svl 6i.sord sbidowed forth in Nix Dis ofis dis
patch
Is Il such o man TIE Herald wants for Gov
srnor' Gen. Dix has never given any indica-
ton that the sediments he held then differ
from those he holds now, however much the I'D
yocacy Of TIE Hera'd-which has never
changed, except in words--may subject him 10
an unjust and cruel suspicion. within ten
days of this denunciat.on Of the man that II
now PROCESSES TO admire, The Herald said:
l. The linton a.solreA Within month there viii he al
Organized Southern Coasdersey and then the itenp;
.rfores the Federal laws within its boundsries VII be The
Inauguration Of general the question iecu M ho~ ar
90 % .are ne Unios(or ne Union 10 o9nsbai how car
re presrfve the relations q. pclos We an"cr ~ TN
sxcoGa SoCTHEKS CoSfEpzHAor ioi the 'sh'
peace and for sake Of all gss Interests Of Industry
property society law ard order North and South that az
sonnd 10 in this question Of pcscs II the Union cannot b
restored through peacesble seeDces LET Us HAVE rEAo"'
NIX SEPARATION TWO OovHESNEsTs
This was The HeraidS preparation Tor
coercion policy" which was to save the Union
Then he denounced Gen. Dix 70. proposing Il
cave it: it puts him forward now III tie hop'
that his nomination may be instrumental II
bringing about the object 1t has never cease
e. labor for, however it may have attempted
70 disguise lie purpose" the RECOGNITION
THIS SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY.
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Died.

ARMsTRON0-on Wednesday Oct Ia Henry. "s OF MI"
thew Armstrong. IT,, aged . months
pOLES-On Wednesdsy morning, OCT. u, Loui' Meeiio.
thn younge., son Of John aud CsthMins A. boen Nod
yrars } months aud ~ days
Funeral at o'clock on fridiy,
BERGCN-At shanshae. thius, on Tuesd,.y. June Of
cholera Cornsiivs Bergen, IT, sou "a, Hoo AeXAnisI
]. Bergen Of kSlip, 6aa9lk Csusty. n. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17
China, Glass, and Earthenwaro.

China, Glass, and EarthenwaPo.
French China Dinner Ssts i3H pieces, b2l
Fancy cir and eoored lea Sea-, Il pieces, 20 % ana up
ward
FANCY Kilt and colored Dinner Sds. &3s aad upward
Fine English Dinner Sets, l65 psescA fi6
Fine English Tea Sets, a pieces, - 81 r,
HSu.eksopols VIII md it to their ,ntase BY ea03
A. J. 4 4. DONALDsoNS,
Bl,eoser..l ono door IVES, Of Broadway
JOHN HYSLOP. .,c
All their l,rrs stock 81 GLASS and FANCY oooo'
marked down very io-s Ia plain hsies q gfYTrTpFg Il
They .tl contain, to uaast'e'l' o"' ''"N'"S'
svesy vNtsu.
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CentraiOnice. Sanitary Corir,ission., 90


The Sanitary Commission the request OF cen H.lect
most ps.y advises against tho practice Of ssndnt peseos
10 soldier. articles which supposed wiz add 70 e sos'
,nC.es of the camp To the sno~eise OF the C,m
hundred tUn OF such presents arc now piso
SO and yards aud upon OLD camp onnos
while probably Leeu Destroyed to prevens
their falling Into the hands OF the enemy ens Dat su ps
of that have received by those TO whom hey VIZ
have OF the smallest value 10 the eheept =:
OF the sectlonate interest OF their iienos ros ss
pu pose letters and such other small and hsht -
be Transmitted by ual would baye been much better Ls
ai, oce asoa serious practical mische -iaen sno ou5e
being naturally TO throwing then awy'ney suu ~
IN, which chie cause OF Toe
.t,rne and thus Sickness Of the soldier onusses
pos, universally. nnti! they lean better os
10 mi. cause and the excessive baggage OF tneh ont
ret .one o. the seyerot Losses OF IN. toion iotees IA
Do ne., war are attributed by the highest uti AIRY sa'
hor, r.. ayen when successful In battle the stterip so
srcufs comfort by the possession OF an uhusuA
sl,hins . xiv Always frustrated; the heaviest kua sscS
bsnc thrown away the t long cpntinued hird msrcn
h the igs 10 retained and the lors ana
Va .,ou trains being o. when the light and sno one -
projected Similar Observations apply to resmeete zee
pitsa Theho pis q regiment 10 the he Should Dc eop
treatment o, the mo in AL serious cases. are renovee
A. fast as yssb hospitals where tue suppnss o
the AVAILABLE Az excessive amount VI res
iurnta hospital aud conyegiences cfue 70 ~
sck and wounded M occasions the frequent detcnuoe sne
nar.ton from the regiment % the few articles essenal ~
the usesan OF the surgeon 1he commission mas ".
frst protested agas, common error OF surgeons IN tuis
spec A. we'll sssins the greater evil OF tue con o
tempt Of tho v,uu solders 70 carry into the nesa
many of the Of comfort to which hay ere
"a c.tl ~ Ia comp vi the request oil inc oeus
IN CLie this appel is addressed to tho.e By whose
uans., both these evils arc believed 20 have bern g,esy
sssiNGeo AID 'u''A"~- General Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17

Lutsst Styles-Losest frres'
GExTLEMENs -
a.ERIyo, WOOL. AND SILK UNDRRGARMENTS'
MD. CALF. CLOTH, AND CASTOR GLOVES.
TIES, sCARFS, SUsPBN3ERS,
UANDKERCHIEFS TSAFELIh0 AND ARMY
FLANNEL SHIRTS, CARDIGAN JACKETS,
WOODEN AND MERlNo HALF HOSE, ETC.
DRESS SHIRTS AND COLLARS To ORDER
uyDERvESrS HOSIERY GOODS,
SON2AGS, NUBlAS. CATERS GLOVES,
SKATING HOSE, ETC.
UNpTRvESrS, HOODS, BALMoRAL HOSIERY.
9AtrxRS, MlrrENS ETC.
A. RANKIN Co.
No. % Bowsry and
No. los 9Th ay,
Corner OF sads
Established 10 1879.
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Pensions, 500 Bounty and rsy rroeus .uch a. ara
l..tsd for soldiers Sailors, sDd the kelAi'e' " ~
deceased NErrLEroN. GILBERT I'.. SAa ps,o.
. trinity Buding). New York
~ -. Jane AMER this date, charges Wal ~ -
i0iews; solaier, snd Sailors Pay. le'a h'a SSn
n, shen ovos 30 il amount = per COAX ." '''
az seas Are. Pay and SIC" Bounty f'r relatives
If arces,ed SodierA "a per cont Ca. ss
FOR pfssa'hs n.rmi,son to the Hon George Ordyke.
usySr If y ciy the Hon csm.ia, yso n Hto
Jersey o"' ~ Han lat Di n Y. 8. NJ Brig Gen Chss
Eng spicsf D n s Nj Big Gen +, q pn H. =
d a. n. 'w.sn l. Co EewYork; Ls,hEop, Luddinston
Co.. N.wvOt Isaac seymour President Ban bsTs Q, nH
l,i. Noxs, sso NewYork; David Dudley Field, ESQ.,
Nswyori james I. Brady. esq. NswloFk
CHAs NETTLETON ro,y.nn oupvRr
foY all tho States. HENRY CANf.
L.. IL.
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6peeia! Notlss.


The Special Committee. APPoINTED BY TUE
BOARD OF Alderman. Tor the pnpo'c OF inye,ogatin
the psopoei transfer Of the night to m,as'scure AID supply
"a, 10 The Inhabitants OF his city lrcm the Newfork and
Manhattan O.s Compsnie. tho Corporate sahorie. Of
The ,iy O. SswYot .i,l meet IN hoSI TO n, an
persons uter.sted In the proposed transfer aud all who
sve been assrieved who have ereatton the monopoly
be present at the above named time
.ni psc. Tbs Committee also respectfully request the
attention Of sruemsn versed in Che nSeoe,ufe o. g., WIN
arriving 4, 'a,,is,SC s91siu:i1I y tho p'smi'e'
y W.. %sts sthnh' Especial COMMITTEES.
JOHN II. BRADY.
4 Meeting Of the FOURTH WARD wADswORrH
AND sEs Al uSlSS Sn R p y sis Ss oe 'i
issl HENRY II. HUELAT. President
RAYMOND CosDoS. secsetsry
Union Disn Arousc.-Ths With WARD WAp S5o
MORT "A CLl Is Will mold a meeting at Ooldens, No liz
C.ur...t on FRIDAY EVENING. Sept. II, at O'Clock
All those "a favor Of vigorous prosecution Of he w ar and
opposed Compromises tstes 20 their country are
iayited % attend. 0EO. 0hUADf, PTesideIt
NJ. J. RrAS. secrstIry.
Ninth Ward RepubIica n Assecist ion.-Tbe Rssa
WI be hid Bieecker Buidnss THIS tFrdayl EVEN
ING. Oct H. 1852 ct 0eG1 roRayg STARR PRECEDENT
ND Tn,rrs. Secretary
NInetccnth Ward Republican Associstion.-A
Regular heeiisg Of hi, Association w De- h,I az Lang
ISS Fs 81 sc ?" s'A and bscaar 'i
S S.s,o ! So pos%r. Secretaries.
Nineteenth Ward.-A Meeting Of tho iyra WAhp
U,rDeI Hall. 5st-s, between % ard j. avs, on FhiDai
EvENING Oct, H. l6s. ats O'CLOCK to make arrangements
''' : '''''' WILLIAM A. DooLEY, President.
WILLIAM r. ROCKWELL Vie. pr.sids,t.
EDWARD 3. MCPHERSON VICE
ALLAN J0OPrK, Secretary.
Tweuty-Grst Ward Union Ratification Meet
tnR.-A meeting Tstfy the nominations OF the Union
held at Syracuse will be held o. 10 +3 +ta ey.
THIS fTriiay) EVENING. Oct H. at \ O'clock the Hon
H. b. STANTON and othes Dustin sushei speaAes will adj
dress tho meeting. NM L ESIEhDnooh.
RoBghr I. DUNCAN, secy. fresdeue
Rings County Republican General Commit.
ree-A speca. Meeting Of toe ~ Us 1oO NY %
LI1AN GENERAL COMMITTEE will be he'd ~ No
Conr. st. TnIs (Fra1yl EVENING, Oct IL at oeioes
~ l. UrusEtt S.eiy c. W. GODDARD. Pest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17

Consumption, scrofnla, Rheumatism, 0es-
HEGEMAN X Co.'S GENUINE COD LIVER OIL, hs'
been proved by nsy % aoxpeencs the best remedy oi
CoNsU MILTON 1c. and while IL CARES the disease s's'
Zeal. aad strength TO the patient Soc tina. get the
Sold by druggists generally. HEoEMAN Co.,
Chemists and Drug gists New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17

Pensions, Pay, Bounty Money, ga 'o"''''
P''"p"'' - ." Wv GEO WOO OMAN, No 50 me = n a
nsl,r,,, skspA,rd Kaspp ~ The Rsv RW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17

Twenty Dollars Extra Bounty, oye- ADD .h.ve -
other bouuis will be paid to the hst hye enfstinG u
COMPANY ID, IRONSfDES REGIMENT No. ~ hssrys
st. Brooklyn. Apply TO N. WILLARD, No Ii6 NasssusGs
0 Com psny Headquarters
$1,000 Bounty for Ten Men from Brookiyus
or . 100 TO each man A2e for fvs from Sewfo T. -
sO TO each man 1he : loo fsom Brooklyn includes
the County and Ward boun.es My company will be full n
way Cspt NJ. C. KEMPSEY Co. T., fronsidrs Res iment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17

Now READY IN pamphe. Of y pages on hp" white farer
Beside the BILL which |. word Tor word IN aeeordAnco w't
m, tent append 10 Il Alphabetical kecapituH
lion OF ever, article bs taxed by he law and the aoun
Of the be- levied thereon Ihi. readessh ~ complete
and conseniout as 1t 10 possible to maze IT, =.
Price cents postpaid; per 90 u sent by e.pesai y
o.r 100 fby mail Address Tax TrlBrsr, N-w-ioTk.
The national Republican., 1862-05-19
CIIRsT CLASS BOARDING. HOUSE.

The undersigned beg leave To call the attention Of
the oitssns and travelling community to the House
they have Just opsned for the accommodation Of gen
ussn and l.diss The House q sfurnshed In splendid
style-Lsrge AIRY Rooms, Chamber and Psrlop Tho
table will be supplied with oil the dcleoaciss Of the
season. The bar containing ~ good and choice
Liquors, Begars 10 ~ can b found In this or any
others CITY, No paias nor expense shsll be spared
TO give sstisfAotiou TO al VINO may patronize the
tor dinnsrs, &c., attentive and oolging servants.
heuss slsibly situstsd on the corner Of Twentisth
and y 'trsst. west' iatsly occupied By ssSg,on
may 1s-lm (SUrkIntsll
The national Republican., 1862-05-19
DEssiOn osrlCE. june ), issl. ~ ~

In SBAOH " hOAs SOAA o. 19OAs
NJ AL WhOk n kAY OONCERE
Application having been n.ads under The ~ o. u
June 1890, for thu reissue Of the land WsPranis de
o. dssiroy.d, notes hereby given iha, st ihe dat
osr,lGs.!s q me lsnoI .il be sssi, II ao1aild o.
''isp No s1sc, ior 10 y,r. sa.d under the 10, o,
March, 1855 In the name OF Abraham Quokenbush
ADD was granted November 18th, lss6-Juus IS
M 10 ,Aa2, iorl9o acrsr, issued under the 40, o.
aArch, isss. In the name Of Charlotte, widow Of
Walter Cole, and was granted January 20, 1855
No. S,o 90, for lso ser.s, Lsued under the act Of
March, 1856, In the name Of Mary nsnsy, widow Of
John asns,, .s and was granted November le' 1866
No ios6i, for % acres, issued. asasr ,ns sot Of
ssp snDs,, t:sS, AZ the name Of james ssriyasr
,Sos s9sns.S Snlu Aasa. Su ~ Isl
No s,iif, icr }sc sers., I.os 1915 in favor o,
's S!:ss g sss'sss! az! Il. SiSsss S::.s IS
Ne 2i,7o., Tor laO sores isued under the 40, Of
IL e.Ss sss and VA
No " 49,, for 100 res is ned under the sot o,
Ms,oh tsbs, IN the name Of Sarah willow Of Thomal
nnisr, and wss granted Dsosmosr is' isss-Jussai
10 y 1ss,, for 100 ss.ss, under .cs Of iith Fsbru
ycsssstssr. s Eeusa lstS xpril' iS:-JsIy {, 1867 i
No. % tas for 100 aeres, ~ .gsd under The set o!
March y, 1855 10 the name OF Wlfam +, he0ry, And
wa srahtsd on the nth day Of June, ls6s-Jins o.
No 90 li for 100 asres, granted under sot Of lith
February, 1S4I, TO Andrew Tssnsr or Tha6sr, .
private II Captain TayicrS company, Coloaei 81.
venson'a reg1eut, New York volunteers, SD bear.
inG date lsih April, isSo-July 18th, iso2. o.
No. o1 ~, fof 1oo acrcs issued under the TACT Of
March, 1855, In the name Of Nicholas Tureets, snd
was granted May sth, ls6i-Juiy 1850. II
March tseb. IN the name Of Jose Nestor Sedtio,
and was granted May 8th, lssl-July u, 1863.
william stsls' Mssids adsiip, Eiiz.Ss,h Bush, b.
Preston stark, and others, bfothen and sisters Of
Allen Btark dsceased, private Of Captain Trplstts
Msxiso0 datsd April /, ls5o-Ausust ., 1893
No. 21a2, for 100 acres, is.ued under the aot Of
March, 1855, In the name Of Reuben Hartman, and
w. granted July 7, lSbs-Asgust =, 1853.
No 5000, TOR loo soros, isssd uadsr tho aot Of
Mach, 1855, In the name Of William Bracket, and
wrs granted December 20, isss-Aug sst ., Iss3
No. le,2s, for leo scrss, issaea under the aot Of
September 1850, 10 the name Of Julian May, and
was granted April 20, lss2-August Q, 1893
No. 81 ts3, for l60 aorss, Lssltd uSder the sot Of
March 1855, In the name Of Esthsr, widow Of Joseph
R:ekwsli, and WAS grantsd Juns "a, lsSe-AnSust
81 10 = JOSEPH q. JARRETT.
OoaaisAoais.
The national Republican., 1862-05-19

DY J. q. Mo0UIRU 4 co., Auetisnssrs.
b GOOD FURNITURE AND HOUsEKEEP.
z Iso g Rssglsrr.s At PUBIC s!Lr.0n MoNpAY
.ell At No 80 N street. corner Of Vermont avenue,
tity, .ll be Hossshold rurnituN ssd Easets, ssu.
ooe walnut Psslor Salt, eo.s,ssns d Son, Arm
One Wslhyt Chaebsr egit, eo,sseing ot Jeany
wssh.s.d Wssdrobs, s.d caae ssss Chair,
oas Giit.irsns fssr aias, Slab snd Braer,t, o.
on paintsE q nsnes and Two p F!rs Boards,
Damssk Wi.doE Curtains and Gilt Shade1, n''.
Brussels Parloe Carpet, HtN..H . -
Hall iroa Hea Tres, Hail 0ilsleth,. .NgiGsoy, IS
ysIiar .sn, ks;.1.{as stsi. Gs'ps. Gsat0n Mating
M.hog.ny sideboerd, Butlers Tray,
chi1s. als. asd O.esk.y War, and Table Cat.
Cane-seat Freaoh Dining Chairs, -rap o.
b 'dding. Feather Pillows, boktsrs, &s, r
Rsf,tserator, Cooking Stove, Range, and Kitchen
msisHd" - :" J.o. MCGUIRE ! CO.. .A.a..
ANThe above sale ls anavolAa bly, post.
poned sntil WEDNESDAY, MORNING, Nay 81, +,
:JAsL Q. MCGUIRE co.,
.myle-td oh nTd ..,.. 10 Aastieasen.
The national Republican., 1862-05-19

NH3AP LlVlN0.
~ TIE NEW YORK EATING ROOMS, ~
Seventh street, oppodte the Post Once, The cheap
eat sad best Mating Place in the city Of Washington
Bes the prioes;- t- -
Roast Bal, and the best Bread, Butter and Pots.
toe, 10 osats.
Roast Pork Bread, Butter and Potatoe, lb ceuts.
Roast Mutton, Brsad, Butter and Potatoe, 10 cts
Beef Steat, Bread, Butter sad Potatoe, 16 ot.
Ham and Ego, % oeutS fI. o.. .t
Veal Cntlst, Bread. Butter and Potatoe, IS c,a
Coffee, and Rolls, 10 ots. ..I..
And all other prioss In proportion,
Every aridle served up 10 the establishment 10 oi
The best quality and equal 70 any hotel In the city
my 6-ims
The national Republican., 1862-05-19

DIV 0REEN q wILLIAMs, Aueeionssrs.
d EXTENSIVE SALE or WINES AND Ii.
QUORS, MOL ASSES, TOBACCO, 10 !, a AUCTION
BY virtue of . dsed OF trust, On TUESDAY, the
nth inutsnt, shall sell in froat Of the Auction
Store Of Green Williams, No. 90 Seventh street,
At 10 o'clnok, .. n, oil the remainder Of the
Stock snsold from store No. s9s Pennsylvania ave
nue.. We euumefate In part
Barrels Of Wines and Liquor,
Boi, Whkksy, Lavender Brandy, Ginger do.
Bbl Bsasdy, . do, 1 Scotch whhk.y, Gissook.
! /" Mononsahsla whisksy, Scotch do, ! High
2 Bb!s syfup nol..ss, Bedford wss.r, X Dbl.
k.g Bitss, Q kegs Tulps, % dos, Soldiers Frs.d,
bbls Sour Krout, DO, boxes Tobacco,
dox Irish Whiskey, Dbl sooteh do, 81 doz. Led.
dog s,ossss sit..r, do. s.et.l. Germs. Do,
dos VIVA CSsry Brandy, 90 doz. Shoe Brushes,
Is doz. Lsvsnder brandy, 8 bottles whtkey Cook
tall. with many other articles whioh We deem
unnecessary 10 snuimerate
Terms cash ..... 90 h.FI
Grocery Merchlns, Hotel Ksepirs, Suffers sid
the public In geseral are respectfully invited to th
@ale, tits persmptory.
GREEN 1 wILLIAMs,
my 17-dSds iStarl Auotoueers
The national Republican., 1862-05-19

ny J. Q. McGUIRN q CO., AsetIonssrs.
ID DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE NEAR
the CAPIToL FOE sALE -Op TUESDAY AFTER.
MOON, Nay 10th, att O'Clock, on the premises, We
shall sell . desirabie three sto, frame DWELLING
HOUSE, with two story back building, situated on
First street east between G and d streets north
ditant about two blocks fron the east Capitol park
ihe houss was built BY the owner for hn own use
and possssses every comfort. good passage, cellar
pymp OF water In The yard &c. |H
Title perfect Terms: One third cash the re
mander 10 sig and twelve monihs, with interest,
secured BY deed Of trsst on the preniss.
JAS. Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO,
my I'D Auctioneers,