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II is estimated
that 100000 per-
sonsdie annually
in the U. States,
with consump-
tion, pnd Profess
sor Eberly says
that O vast mum
ber of these could
DO saved by the
The national Republican., 1862-02-03
AlexandrisAna

From the Virginia Chronicle of Saturday,
we clip the following itoms of interest In Alex
apdria:
CORPORATION AUDIToR.--Mr. Reuben johnson
has been elected by the City Councils, Corpor.
alton Auditor for the ensuing year.
ALEXANDRIA PosT OFFICE.-W. d. Massey,
esq, Postmaster Of this city, has paid into the
Treasury, since he took charge Of the once.
in July last, the following sums: July, $l64;
August, $3.50; September, s., $3.50; October, 81,
500; November, 81 800; December, $2,530; Jan.
uary, S6,425: total in seven months, $l5, ,G29.
FOUND DROWNED Mr.. Isaac Snowden, of
Wellington Farm, formerly a portion of the
Mount Vernon estate, called on us on Wednes.
day, and stated that the body of soldier was
found on the Mount Vernon turnpike, four
miles down the river, on the Virginia side, this
sdo OF Fort Washington. The body was bent
up over PROSTATE tree, upon which y would
seem TO have foated ashore, From the fact
that dark grey uniform GOAT, .buttoned up,
and evidently belonging TO the deceased, was
lying along side of the body, foul playis s''s.
pected.
The national Republican., 1862-02-03
ftRlTnD srArns fpArnhr or vr6u,

" MAmfnbfUx, January a, 1857
Un the petitIo Of t6Ah Hall, of ofRit0bsre, Pean.
s{lyssia, Actag Executor usdeY the will Of bamuel
ilda of yoAn g. Hal, ISssSS i Bsaisy, cd sskrsl
w. Hall tie surviving shlldfsn. and hstrs Of ne
~ Samuel Hall, deoes.ed, prayinS. iee the exten.
10 Of patent grasted 70 the ~ Deaauel Hall,
Aprii q, lsls, for q inpscvsnsat = PlPushs Sef
Ss:h ssss eis:s sssAs Ia AZ 4 xPsii. i:si..
faient Once o. nday, ~ IN day Of Apetl 1852,
q stwslye oe;ock N asd oil peyosi ere lo,lded y
spgsar And show csues, II any thsy have, Why said
petition ought rot to Be grsnted.
Pereous sppVm the sxtensioe ars required to
Als in the R6cent Once their objections, specially
ct f0fth In wrtpg at leat twenty days bef6cs the
day OF hearing; ali testimony Alsd By either party
70 b. used ct the said hsaftpg must be taxed and
~ansmltxd In sooordasoe with thefules Of the ONES,
which will be fsfnished on application. =
Ihe testimony IN the oasS Iwill be closed on the
ah day Of arch, 1882; lepoMtoss and other pApsrs
relied upon % tsstinony NUT Be Alsd ID the oloe
on o. before the morning Of fthat dag the argumenss
if sny, within ten day. thereafter.
o dsred also, that this notice Be publshed N the
Naiimal Repubiioan, WAshingtoa, d c., nd the
PiuS~syA DiTacA, Pitt<bure, fsnnsylvasi q V .
week for thee suocs sivs wesss tie hfst Vi aid
Ssy Of hearing. s" " + HOLLOWAY, '"'
C0mmiASoaer Of Patents
r. S.-Edito Of the above papen will pleas
COPY, and send tseir bills to the Patent Once with
paper containing this notice. Jan 27-waw.
The national Republican., 1862-02-03
Selling . wife.

0eAlIuk y "Ines
f; 4 iich occurrence transpired on lest Frid&y
at the New York hotel, on G street, near Fouf
and.a.hslf, and which. but for the timely IA.
reference Of Justice Walter, might have re>
suited In y tragedy. ,.
A sergeant in the Fifty.ninth New York reg.
in ent some time since disposed Of his wife, a
buxom young Swiss woman, for peouniary con.
siderations, to = captain In the same regiment.
was only for limited period, We did not learn;
but, any how, the captain obtained possession
Of the woman, who, We presume, from the In.
difference manifested In the magistrates once
was very we'll satisfied With the exchange oi
husbands. Payday came, and with 1t the ser
gexnt's rent bill. The captain, who, by this
time, had probably become tired Of his bar
gain, objected to pOney up the amount he had
agreed 10 pay. Sergeant very persistontly
urged the justice Of his claims, and insisted on
being paid for the use Of his property.
After considerable pickering between the
parties as to the amount, the captain declared
that the charge vas exorbitant, and refused tc
pay anything for the woman, which 30 enraget
the sergeant that he walked into the captain
forth with, and WAS mot BY him In becoming
spirit. Swords and pistols were about beinl
brought into play, whom Justice Walter. who
was sitting In an adjoining apartment, walked
into the room In which the oombatants were
amusing themselves, and marched them both
to his ofiioe, and compelled them to give seou
rity TO keep the peace, which they did.
What became of the woman, whether she
fell to the captains share, or returned to the
embraces Of her legal lord, we did not learn
Her situation, to say. the least, 10 very deli
cate one.
The national Republican., 1862-02-03
Daring Burglary.


One Of the most daring burglaries We have
heard of for long time past, was perpetrated
early on Sunday morning vt = lager beer sa.
loon situated on the south side Of Pennsylvania
avenue, near -Four. and a. half street. The place
ia known as the Clinton Hotel, kept by Mr..
Hocherz. The burglars obtained entra1Ce into
the saloon BY opening windSx l.. ss IN the rear o.
ceeded to make most searohinG and minute
hsesmSn0n INV ., ,ne tSs netl
whom II issupposed they administered ohloro
tions. In the bar.kesper's pantaloons pocket
hanging beside his bed, they found sso in gole
500, which they appropii lated. The money
drawer was also smptisd Of It's q, contents z
be generous. however, they left one cent in ths
drawer-eons solitary old red; Getting through
with the financial part Of the business, the bur
glars proceeded TO help themselves to oolt
chicken and wine. After making = good meal
they opened the front door and deoamped
leaving the door open after them. They
also opened number OF letters. addressed &c
different persons, which they left on the coun
ter. ..
The national Republican., 1862-02-03
The .Leyaisyref nf. Carsssgss..

fHhO -Af0Xoa3X40L lMIs OoEHbU BvO4s
3 The following communication u from shiGh-i
" respectable, oitissn OF this roity, whose long
and personal acquAjatsnos with Mr. Caring.
ton, has convinced him that the charge Of dis.
loyalty 10 incorrect ng, "a hN '.sH S..Ir
DBAR sIR:1 perceive in the report Of iAs
I" Potter tnvestisxttng COMMITTEES, " that srA0nt
others, charges affecting the loyalty OF Gen.
Et1srd Or Darlington, the present D!etriet
Attorney, have been preferred. woal1 not
asss. s% VIZ orsSs
rebellion; yet I mist oonfsssno llttls surprias
TO see the District Attorney farfaigned before
public opinion, for utterine a. ums, which
put to the test all the instinots OF true patriots
whole country. win not make an issue Of
veracity between the gentlemen who preferred
these few remsrks 10 what now personally
.oa s hs ,,s 9ysa yys.a SE: Va. sn. &C.:
Itnston, BY public sdvertisesylk, called upon
the ctixens OF Washington, irre1v v6utive Of par
~ bias TO rally 10 defence OF - Union. The
result attests the success Of his efortss Before
equipped, and disciplined The arst regiment IN
and they did weil.
It was enough for such time and such ocoa.
sion, for already the secession war dogs were
mics within and foes without. With an inimical
municipal head and treacherous police, with
few excoptions,) our feelings and apprehen.
sions may we'll be imagined. II will be remsm.
bered that President Lincoln was warned Of
plans for his assassination In Baitimore; hence
his arrival inoog. General c., for the time,
threw aside the profession Of the law and do.
voted himself to military tactics. He held pri.
mary and public meetings, and made speeches
In all parts Of the District Of Columbia, as In
Virginia, arousing the public mind to sense
pestilent herosy, and those engaged IN It trai-
tors. He devoted his time ~ we'll - his money
and credit, to provide such Of his noble vOlun
teers, who were temporarily unable to procure
their military dress and the writer Of thii
poor testimonial In his behalf, was called upor
by him to solicit subscriptions, and procure q
suitable place to drill and enroll his men.
From the period referred to, down TO the
present, have been In almost daily communist
cation vith General carrington, and have nsvel
heard him express disloyl syllable; and
Attorney, he avowed his purpose to enlist ID
the service ofthe United States, ~ he desired
to redeem the State he so much loved from the
destructive influence of secession. When 1
consider bis patriotism and energy during thu
gloomy hours Of last Spring, inspiring the
dropping spirits Of waverlpg friends by striking
the " bold anthem" think he ID not only enti
tied to INFINITE credit, but the confidence ant
respect Of the Union.loving everywhere. Gen
express the sentiment, OF thu, entire bar, o
which am member, when say that he ha
| discharged the duties Of that important positioI
with credit to himself and the profession. !.
10, "FIAr yUsTirIA.nl
The national Republican., 1862-02-03
CanterharY Hall.

This popular place has just passed through
The house has been crowded, and people turned
away nearly every night. The COMPANY is excel
lent. The Le0nis have made great hit In
our city. Their pantomimes are produced ir
splendid style. In nearly every pisce put on the
stage, you viii ind new scenery. Well do the
managers deserve the success that now attends
them. Tonight an immense bill. The Leoni,
appear in the comic psntomime, called the
Sailor's Return. with the usual amount ofsongs
dances, minstrels, and CIRCUS acts. ~,
The national Republican., 1862-02-03

ITO CONsUAPTlvEs.-Th advertiser, hav.
i Ing besn restored TO health in fey weeks by .
very simple rsmsdy, aftsr having suffered seysfa!
Yssfs with severe lung Affection, aud hat dread
disesse, Conslmp,ion-6 anxlou, to make known to
his fellow -evhersrs the mesns Of eure.
To all who dc Ire II, he will ssnd . copy Of the
prescription used, (tee Of charge, with the dree-
tcus for prspahiG and usiDs .lis ssme, which thsy
Will and nre cure r COnsumption, AaAma. BroNcAttii
TO- The only object Of the advertiser In sending the
prescription D TO beneht the afioted, and spsesd In
Formation which he ooncsives to be Invaluable end
he hopes every sufferer will try bis remedy % It will
cost them nothing, and nay prove blessipg
Parties wishing the prescription vill p,saae I'D.
drsts REV. VIM MAkTIN BANGS,
jan 30-6m Jersey City, N. j.
The national Republican., 1862-02-03
In = Critical, Condition.

We learn that Mr.. J. B. Williamson, com.
positor on the Inteligencer, who was SO out
rageously assaulted one day last week, In his
own house on Twelfth street, by two mon
named John Ore and William Hernis, Ia now
lying In n critical condition from the effects OF
the blows received at the hands Of the rowdies.
The men It will be remembered were released by
Justice Clark on THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS bail.
responsible position in ono Of the departms snts,
with the parties vt the time, who though taking
no active part In the assault, was Us much; 70
blame a. the others.
The national Republican., 1862-02-03
Old TrInity lhsrch, Fifth, xtrset.

-
My name having appeared In lion with
occupying the "Old Trinity church ~ stable, y
and being complained Of before Justice Walter,
with the intent Of establishing q nuisance In
PLANTATION. have beon the proprietor Of one
Of the most extensive stables In tho city Of New
York for 81 years, In the Immediate vicinity Of
Union square, one OF tho most fashionable parts
time, have yet to be complained Of; either BY
neighbors or civil authorities, for any want u
care or cleanliness existing about my establish
ment. ~
disagreeable nature 10 which am placed, ~ ]
was advised TO establish myselfin your city, ut
the earnest solicitation Of my numerous New
York friends In and around the city OF wash.
ingtOn; and as WAS well aware that In New
York quite number Of unoccupied church
did not for moment think of any improprety
Nfsny there exists) in leasing the building now
used by me. u.
II am 10 be singled out, as an exception. to
offlfty feet intervening on each side Of \ sta
BILE from the adjoining buildings" most SOL
emnly enter my protest. Shall invite the au-
thorities to careful survey OF the now existing
peotfully invite tho citizens of the national me.
iropolis to visit my model establishment, and II
anything In tho shape Of a nuisance can be
seen. will with pleasure correct the same.
Or u tho residents In the vicinity imagine
that intendto encumbsr the sds.walks, with
vehicles, etc., 1 do hereby pledge myself and
business reputation Ms u "Model Stable Pro.
prietor" that It shall not occur.
At cost of several thousand dollars, have
made tbs necessary alterations to the building
and removed my splendid stock Of carriages
and horses from the city of New York, and
being n stranger In your midst, do most
soemnly protest against this annoying and dis
agreeable proceeding.
In conclusion, would say that although =
take great pleasure In presenting the names o.
some Of nv New York friends, TO whom would
refer the public: ...
BENZ. II. Field, Shepherd Knapp, A. G. Kings
land, Moses Taylor, Chas. II. Marshall, NJ. Nor
gan, N. II. Grinnell, Geo. u. Morgan.
am sir, the public's most ob't servant,
GEO. G. HArnORN, JR.
The national Republican., 1862-02-03
WONDkRFUL TOILET NUVELTYI
.. FAANo,PAki
KID GLOVE POWDER.

II u especially ussd 70 sprinkle On the inside Of
KID CLOVIS, ensb)iag tight glove to be drawn
on and Of with ease prevents their being soiled by
the hand .ot and viii giving Il delicate perfume.
itiustantiy removes sn rUughnem snd redsss Of the
haads arms ana face, cauesd BY labor OF ohsps. A.
Powder will CONCEAL these defects, giving healthy
hue 70 The skin., A Teilet and Nurse y Powder
der on tie iasids OF boot, is viii prevent Corns,
and allow o tight boot TO b. worn with comfort
This article can only bs obtained Of our seents.
b. G. MAJOR,
Sole agent for Washipgton City,
Corner Seventh and q streets,
jan 30-sm Opposite Post Once Department.
The national Republican., 1862-02-03
.Whitehurss, No. l34 Penn. Avenue,

Whitehurss, No. A3A Penn. Avenue,
Il selling original cartes de visits photographs
Of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness OF
Mcclellan 10 the latest published, and 10 con.
sidered the best In existence. Bee our photo.
grabs In oil and water oolors. Also portraits Of
distinguished men. Attention Of military men
ing BY mail. dec Is
The national Republican., 1862-02-03
cra.a.s, o,srs;

I on Saturday, John Doe, convicted Of assault
and battery on Frederick Halyer, was sen
tsnoed 70. thrss month"; oonAssmsnt In The
county jaih b hl.l1 . EGff.551s. 80,
Henry Burky (colored,) y indicted for asssull
sud lbaftsry with intent 70 KIN Albert Thomas
[nlso, oolQysd, was found not guilty. 20
Sauit and bsttery On white woman nsnst
Ann HsinfoliAn, wsa brought in guilty. Ben
tenoed 70 ssk months In jail. sr.g,y7 n .t-.d1.
I william johnson, for assault and battery viii
intent TO xiii Henry Lancaster, VIA found no
kuilty. ,sg L-ih .is.' .e1i p 10
Adjourned until this morning. o. "..'t
The national Republican., 1862-02-03
Committed for Contempt,

A ell.dressed, gentlemsnly. looking man, in
rather salubrious condition, WAS arrested yes.
tsrday afternoon, by ofiicer Leach, for creating
distu rbanoe In the bsr.room Of The National
Hotel. He was taken to the fourth ward sta
tion house, before Justice Walter, where he
behaved in so improper manner, cursing and
swearing ut the magistrate and the offioer who
arrested him, that the Justice had to commit
him to jail. He refused to give his name, which
WAS afterwards asoertained to be DUFFY.
The national Republican., 1862-02-03
pY j. c. MCGUIRE q co., Auctioneer..

RY j. G. MCGUIRE q CO., hucti"n'e''.
THUS7EEs SAFE tF NEAT TWU-TOHY FRAME
plVtLLI tG-HONSs ON TENTH SrRktT WEST,
BETWkEN N AND u STIlEIS NORTH
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, February 2ith, at
O'Clock, on the premi ca, by virtue Of a d.,d vi
trust dated October 25h 1890 and duly recorded In
Libsr a. g. No. 2O6, folio, ST. &, one Of the land
records for Washington county, d. e Il shall s-lt
the title to parts Of Lots numt cred ~ AID - in
Il iontiuR l6 feet inch Te,u street west between
y and o street, north, ruupiDg back 10, ieet to u
thirty .fstt alley, together WITH the Improvement,
copsidipg of neat and we'll built Two story Frame
Dwelling house. with back building.
Jerps-One third oash, the r, mander In Fix an
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed oi
trus on the premises -
" JAS. II. SHEkELL,
trustee.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE co,
ian 3l-2aw6ds IStsrlt Auctioneers
The national Republican., 1862-02-03
Sudden Death.

trim, highly respectable citizen of Washing.
ton, and soldier In the war Of 1912, dropped
dead upon the pavement on Louisiana avenue,
near the Canterbury Hall. Deceased was about
75years ofage. His body was taken to the resi-.
denoe Of a gentleman near, and afterwards
removed to his late residence in the First
ward
The national Republican., 1862-02-03
Professor A. Wolow skis New Method OF
Learning the Plano and Singing.

Learning tne PIANO ana Dln n8ln8s
Having noticed in several papers the high
concentrations bestowed upon Professor A.
Wolowski, and the extrxOr dnary success that
he has met with since his arrival from New
York, We take great pleasure in noticing the
following letter, written by one Of his pupils:
Mr.. Eiitor-SIR: Having noticed several letters
published, speaking Of Professor A. Wolowski's
method for the piano and singing, In the mosf
hattoring terms, beg leave to intrude ypon
your valuable space my experience with Prof.
A. WolOwski.
Being desireus Of learning the piano by the
new method Of Prof. A.Wolowski, Icohmenced,
not having the slightest idea Of music, and
am now on the second half Of my tourss Of in.
atruotiOD; and must say that In that short time
my progress has been most wonderful. His
method, rs we'll - his way Of explaining, 10 90
remarkable, that II enables the pupil In u very
short time to understand the theory OF music
thoroughly, and what is more, enables the
pupil to read music with the greatest facility
and AS have derived great benefit from Prof
Woowski's instruction, would advise all those
who would wish to become fne musicians, not
10 lose this opportunity.
Your most obedient servant,
H. P. HENDERSON.
The residence of Professor A. Wolowski ID
No. 303, Sixth street between X and New York
avenue.
The national Republican., 1862-02-03
Supreme Court.


JANUARY 30.-On motion by J. Mason Camp.
bell, Hon. Alexander Evans, and Levin Gale,
Esq, Of Maryland. were admitted attorneys and
counsellOrs Of this court.
Jabez R. Ward, ESQ.,, Of New York.. was ad.
mitted an attorney and counsellor Of this court.
No. 95. The county Of Beaver, plaintiff, VS..
Maxwell WOodhul. On certificate of division of
opinion between the Judges Of the circuit court
Of the United States for the western district of
Pennsylvania. This cause having been called for
argument, and neither party being prepared to
argue the same, 1t was dismissed, with costs,
under the eighteenth rule OF court.
No; 96. Edmund Rice, plaintiff In error, vs..
This cause was argued by Mr.. Noyes for the
defendants In error, and submitted on printed
error, and BY Mr.. Rsvsrdy Johnson for the de-. e.
No. iO2. Alexander G. Woods, plaintiff in err
rOr, w. the County Of Lawrence, y corporation
of Pennsyl lvania. n.a.
This cause was argued by Mr.. Taylor for the
defendants, and submitted on printed argu.
ments by Mr.. Smith amt Mr.. Hamilton for the
plaintiff, and by Ar. NeComb for the defendants.
No. l03: John O,Brien. plaintiff in error, vs..
This cause was argued by Mr.. NOEL tor the
plaintiff In error. gr .t
JANUARY 3l.-On motion Of Hon. R. H. Gillet
Benjamin F. Rexford, Esq, of New York, was
admitted an attorney and counsellor Of this
court. ...rr.- . Ir
No. l04. Joseph Bryan, plaintiff In error, vs..
The Unitod States. This cause wxs submitted
TO the consideration Of the court on tho record
and printed arguments by Mr.. Bradley, Mr.
Stanton, and Mr.. Carlisle for the plaintiffs in
error, and by Mr.. Attorney Bates for the dc.
feDdants In error.
No. l09. Tho Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Company, plaintiffs, vs.. Henry D. Wheeler
This cause was arsued by Mr.. Vinton for the
plaintiffs, and by Mr.. Porter for the defendant
The national Republican., 1862-02-03
! Ad]ourned until this morning.
Or. Hawks. Ua,vsrsal ss,~.,an,.

? The most powerful tonic asd stimpiant Known
ISrnnNA1LY,m n cutes Agueaad Fever afsei
thres doses Dyspspsa In few days HaI
hxterMslly, n cures Dipthefh and every 70
fisty Of Sore Throat; Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Sore
sale and ret Ill sepots for the Stimulant In washns
ton, at Cna' 6totys, ,27s Rsens. avelus, nearly op
r0site National Hotsl; and VIM A. GrsyS, corner
alto, at Catks Drug Stosy, corner Of Pennsylyanl,
aysnas ana, Four-and half street, and J. Wiley D
oesnes Peansylvesie avenue and Third street; also
~ AlExA SpaiA, BY John Millburp, King strsst
Z Trial bottles, Is cents. ieb 3-3tsNwS
The national Republican., 1862-02-03
Marrlasa Licenaoa !.

During the month of January, one hundred
and Ave marriage licenses were issued from
the clerks ofioe.. large numbsr Of the ap.
plicants we're soldiers, including one brigadier
general, two Col0nels, and number Of cap.
tains, lieutenants, and privates.
The national Republican., 1862-02-03
LOCAL NEWS
20 Advertisers,

Nearly 10 thousand copies of the Rspsb.
'ican are circulated among the aoating popuia.
uon every day, besides thslafss number ssyysd
to regular Subscribers. Advertisers VIII tAks
note accordingly. 'i-'f ~ ~ ts..es Z
The national Republican., 1862-02-03
Destruction or Liquor.

The provost guard. on Saturday afternoon,
visited n restaurant kept by \ man named
Keenan,, on FOur-and a.half street, Island, and
stove In the heads Of nine barrels Of stryohnine
whisky, which he had been selling TO soldiers.
The national Republican., 1862-02-03
DY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, AuctIone.rs.


TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue Of deed Of tru.t from Albert J. Webb
and wife 70 the undersigned. dated l4th day nr Au
gust 1854, and recorded In Liber j. \. s., No 81,
folio 81 &o aud At the request of the owner OF the
debt thereby secured, will offer for sae, on FRI
DAY, the 7ih day Of Febru ,ry next, at O'Clock p
m at the rooms Of Green Williams, in the city Of
Washinston, corner Of Seventh snd streets, all
the rights, estate, interest and aim Of The said
AlbertJ. Webb and wife of, in and to Lots mum
bered one, two, twenty three, twenty four, and ali
that part Of Lot numbered twenty.tw which ic
main. .fter deducting 30 much thereof as was con
veyed BY ZephaIiah / arrell, deceased, to James
Anderson, by deed dated sth September. 1915; re
corded In Lib.r "a, page &l4, in square seven hur
drsd and eighty, according to the plan of the sad
City Of Warrington, This property Is at the cor
ner Of Fourth street east and ID street north.
Terms Of tale are cash, and on failure OF the pur
ch iser to comply within two days, the trustee 70
serves the tight 10 resell the property At his risk
after Ave days notice thereof In some public news
paper Of the City Of Washipgton.
he title is believed to b indisputable Convey
ancng at the cost Of the purchaser.
ANDREW WYLiE,
Trustee,
GREEN WILLIAMS,
jan 2s-eod&ds kuctiopeers
The national Republican., 1862-02-03
Portrai0.

The portraits Of GcA! Haacock, Cspt. T. r. Mott,
and other military oelebrities can be found ct the
teiy, where can also be found ihs far-tamed Emory
and Csocus Cloth, an article ap roved BY the Uated
States Goverament for cleaning Arms snd Equip.
sn,s and entirely superior 70 anything IN the m ".
The national Republican., 1862-02-03
Indas Ru bbsr Goods,

... ln0lo Aubber G0O0ss
Rubber Blankets TOR Soldiers, 81 rs each.
Rubber Ponehos and BLANKETS .oombiLed, % 80
each. lir -.,.'....- -r,,
india Rubber Coats white and black, $3.50 esoh
Inda kubber Leggns, u pet pair.
And all kinds Kabbef Goods-includiug Rubber
Boot and Shoes, Rsbber Btopp.rs for Bottles, Door
Nats Undersheeting for Beds IN siokness, &c. &e. at
msnufaoturers' prices, at II A. HALLS
India Rubber Wsrshouse,
3O8 Penusylvapia svenus,
dec lo-u Bet Ninth and Tenth sts.