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Operations of Major Fiaeld.
Ne Secures q Largo Quantity q Flsur.
Ihs Rebels Leaving Rithmosd for GorlOnsvills.
Wounded Sent from Culpeper.
Cen. BGmks Reeovertng,

CuLPaPER, August l6.-hsjor FiAeld, the
officer having charge Of railway affain at this
post, yesterday went with construction train
a. far ~ the Rapidan station, but II being an
nounced TO him that considerable body Of
the enemy were within gunshot Of the river, on
the other side, II was deemed ipjudicious TO
commence operations upon the bridge until our
forces under Gen. Pope, who were then on The
march, should reach the river to cover our
workmen.
Major Fiisld received notice that = short
distance from the road was stored oonsider-
able quantity Of -four. The Major, with SUM.
Client force, proceeded thither and secured over
one hundred bags Of dour, marked "Coufeder-
ste states,' probably amounting to 10000
pounds.
Contrabands from GordonavIlls report the
continuous arrival Of troop trains there from
Richmond.
Heavy bodies have been sent out right and
left Of our centre, to protect II against any flank
movement Of the enemy.
We now occupy the line Of the Rspidsn from
Raccoon Ford, on tho es,t, to Caves Ford, on
the LETT, with pickets and scouting parties be.
yond these points.
Culpepper is now comparatively relieved
from the wounded, excepting such cases where
death would ensue from immediate removal.
General Banks is fast recovering from bis
injuries. Yesterday he was able to walk about
with the aid Of cane.
The national Republican., 1862-08-18

DISABLED SOLDIERS Nine hundred disabled
soldiers from Harrisons Landing. arrived few
days ago in New York
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TAKEN ESTRAY, BY the Metropolitan Police
l. near the Centre Msrket, on Saturday night, the
10th instant, . Red and White BULL GALE, about
six weeks old. Evidences Of ownership will b 70
ceiyed at the Proper Rooms, 6l6 Eleventh street
until TUESDAY MORNING, the l9.h instant
when, II unclaimed, said calf will be sold in market
GEO. r. HERRICK,
August 10, 1852 Property Clerk
au I8-2t
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L 800 boxes Lemons.
100 boxes Oranges.
10 900 Coaooanuts
800 barrels Potatoes.
200 barrels Onions.
100 barrels Prime Apples
10 900 bunohes Onions.
In store and for sale by
JONES 4 CO.,
Au 1S-lm Corner Eight and streets
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST FROM CULPEPER.
A General Advance.
a BATTLE EJMJMENEH-T.

CULpErrR, August 17.-There was q general
advance towards the Rapidau this morning
II the rebels intend to dispute our passage 70
Orange they will probably endeavor to drive
us back. Up 10 one, this afternoon. nothing
about any fight had reached Culpeper.
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~ special Hotace.--On and after Tuesday
April 1852, the trains on the Baltimore and Ohio
Rsilroad will commence running daily. tsunday,
connecting at Washington junction with Mall
Train for all parts Of the West va Whesling OF
Parkersburg. Through tickets sold and baggage
checked. W. Z. SMITH,
NJ. Of Transportation B. h D. X. X
ap 1.-du fHtaf 0lobel
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Published Daily, Sundays EIsepto,
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- The publication Office of the NATIONAL
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herds book store. Entrance on Seventh street.
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ksprints nasmuoh q they can now be placed In the
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~ LIBRARY OF COn0Rnss, July W.
ls6A.-Ths Library Of Cosgfsss will Be- olossd from
JOHN @. STEPHENSON,
jyI Librarian.
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- subsc ribers % the Republican, IN
Georgetown or the seventh ward (tsland) who fsil
to receive their pspen regularly will oblige the
shepherds bookstore, corner Seventh and streets
whom all delinqusnoiss will be promptly attended
TO- may n
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THOMAS f. LLOYD,
Attorney for Claimants,
AND AGENT FOR PROCURING
Bounty Lands, Pensions, Arrears
- nou Uvt.a nn,, .

WASHING TON, d. O.,
WIN give prompt and efncient attention to the
prosecution of Claims Of every description against
the Government, and make no charge unless sue
oessful.
Both references and charges for services will be made
satisfaotory
1S- Pensions secured for soldiers wounded or Dis
essed during the existing war; slso for the widows
and orphans Of soldiers who have died from wounds
or disease incurred while In the United States ser
vice. also bounty Money for the heirs Of s0idlsrs
deceased during the existing war.
Fees divided with attorneys or other persons for.
warding business
The highest prices paid for Land Wsrrantsj
Address
THOMAS L. LLOYD,
Anornr ryor Gaimdsts,
No. 456 Seventh street,
Washington, ID Cj
NJ H. Editors of pspers publishiuR the above caro-
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- Great Psnnsylvania Roafs.-Ths
qulcken and safest roets to the Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one o.
Sunday. Soldier dcksts At Government rates to
tioksts and flrhsf Information appiy st the oos Of
the "Grsat Peansylvania Route y northeast corner
Psunsylvanis avenue and sixth street, under NG
E.o. NORTON,
auR Sly .-... Agent.
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No. 686.1
CYNOPBIs OF THE PREslDENT's
- Proclamatlon, No. ass, for the offering Of
upwards Of 400 900 acres Of land In Oregon.
follows:
Al the land once at Oa.aos Orr, on ths 9th Of
October, 1882 of one hundred and hfty. eight town
ships and parts of townships heretofore unonered,
west Of the Cascade Mountains, and within the dis.
trict Of lands subject to sale at Oregon City.
At the land once ct RosxlUlo, on the 18th Of %.
tober, 1862, Of one hundred and Aftyfour townships
and parts oftownships heretofore unofered, west Of
the Cascade Mountains, and within the district Of
lands subject To- sale at Rossburg.
The Lands will b offered with the usual sxoep-
lions Of school sections, 10.
No mineral Lands are to be offered, suoh lands
being sxpressly excepted and excluded from sale
Ths salss VII b kept open until the lands .,s all
offered, which z 70 be acoomplished within two
wssks, and no longer; and no private entry Of any
q the lands VIII 30 admitted until after the sxpirs
Prsemption claimants are required to estsblish
their oains 70 the satacon Of the proper ReRister
and Receiver, and make payment for the same On or
bsfore the day appointed for the commencement Of
ne public sales otherwse their elaims Will be fer
Commissioner Of the General Land onloe.
GHssRAL LAnD OSsIos, June 10, 1852,
Norx.-Under the regulations Of the Depart nsnt,
- heretofore aAt now existing, no payment can b.
made for advertising proclamations, except to such
RuDlishefs - arc Fetat dAogSssdt 70 publis by the
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
June 13-w13w T8tarl
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ArUnion Prayer Mesting.-The Union
Prayer Meeting will be held every afternoon this
week, In New York Avenue church, (Rey. Dr.. Cur
hour. jy2
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Vwsssoa's Prsgrsss OF slavery.-Copss,
Of ths werk are for sale at the ofcs Of the NaoMa
Rsp.bltoea. Pamphlet edition, rs cents. Bound
edition, 10 cents.
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UNITED STATES mILITARY LAWS.

A SECOND EDITION of this work is nov going
"A through the press, and will be ready for d,
livery In afew days It embraces all the laws which
Of the past session Of Congress- relative to the Army
Volunteers, Militia, Bounty Lands and Pensiops
tnSui.hsd BY larger and smaller type, as 10 ,ho.,
10 existence from those that are mot 30, with full
notes and references and the legal decisions under
maia'y ltg.laiiOn f hii cOary Il will BE- printed
on fue white paper, bound in the best law style
with full, reliable, and exhaustive index, from
oo 70 100 pages IN ALL at 30 per copy to subscrbsra
Orders addressed to }. +. CALLAs, Washington,
Will receive prompt attsntion , ~
Publishers, 62s and $50 Chestnut
au li-eoloit street, Philadelphia
NEW YORK ExCELsIOR BAKERY,
~ $50 yth street, near Maryland ave, Island
he Sas ss M ms the public ha'
tablishment lately owned BY his father and will be
happy to supply al ord6rs, with the utmost dispatch
q prices IN accordance with the times The quality
Of our articles s not to be excclled Suffers SUP.
Piled on liberal terms.
Again we come before you
Our banner is unfurled
While GU! customers are iOcking
From al quarters Of the world
For Our Bread, our Cake, and Pastries,
For our Puddings, Sweetmsata, too
And they come SO last upon us,
That we scarce know what 10 do
Our bakers have been busy
From early morn till night
While our stock of flour Is vanIshinx;
But this gives US delight,
Fer "quick sales and small pronts,n
10 the motto Of our store,
And II you purchase once from US,
You will surely purchase mere,
And also that the heralds
Will proclaim from North TO South
That the "Bread and Cake of Paten's
, Enters everybody's Mouth |"
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~ Notics.-Msn Of eolor, who are In favor Of
emigration from the United Btatss, srs invited to
ELL, Comnissiensr Of Emigration, Washington, d.
c., Who will aid them to sl information Nlihin his
power touching Central America, Liberia, Hayt, or
other proposed settlements Of Anglo Afhoaus
Washiaoton, D. c., August IS, 1862. au ls-5t 4
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r EONARD SCOTT Il CO.'S
Il REPRINT THE
BRITISH REVIEWS
BLACKWo0D'S MAeAzINEI !

Leonard Boott 4 Co., New York, continue to pub.
Esh the following leading British Periodicals. Wis;
!. The London Quarterly, (Conservative)
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~ There Will be . special Meeting Of
the Board Of Trustess Of Public Schools, on TUES.
WIN. D. DAYTON,
au ls-2t ....-.ta I.. Secretary.
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N. Is. Editors Of papers publishing the above caro-
will be entitled to my services to the amount Of ths
charges T. u
ia1 lg-W
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OFF FIOIAk
DarAlsxpsP uv ssAss,
Whsh{nofon. Ian "A. 1859

The Secretary Of StAte will hereaftse receive
nemben Of Oongress On buslnee on Saturday,
commencing with Saturday, the aist Of nsxi
month.
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r IST OF UNCALLED-FOR PACKAGES Oh
II storage atW. L.WALL co. -, south corner
Of Pa. av. and Ninth st.:
j. W. Tuttle-l Box.
R. j. Thomas, Io2 Pa. Reg't, care Capt, Duf-l Box
and Bible. Mdse.
l.. Crause-l Box
7. Habersfeldei, care It. Rose, eth Mich. Rtg't--l
Box.
P. W. Lawrenoe-7 Boxes, Q Chests, . oks. China
II. X. Lawrence-l Keg Whisky.
b. Il. Brush--l Box
II, lhusher-l Box.
Col. GEosnsr, lst Mich. Regt--i Box ind Bag
]. W. Bell-i Box.
Capt. III, Myers-l Box.
Gen Porter's Division, Co. E-3 Boxes Hospital
Stores
W. Van1eet-1 Keg.
Chaplain Matloek, sth ILL., Cav.-4 Boxes
NJ 8. Bebb-4 Boxes.
G, MoDowtll-6 Cases Champagne.
The consignees are requested to call and take
away said packages.
W. l.. WALL CO,
Auction and Commission NJ rchants
aug lost South corner Pa av, and Ninth sis.
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~ There VIII be . Meeting Of the New
York eoldiers' Relief Society THIS EVENING,
held at Temperance Hall, between Ninth and Tenth
streets, commencing at O'Clock.
WIN the veil And Vigorous consult and CO. o,operate
together 70 render assistance to the suffering aud
needy soldier
h - --.-- '..0..... ... IRA HARRIS,
- President.
JouN 8, PoLxs,
! Seofstary. o. .U.r % ls-lts
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.

[ACT TO De CONTINUED 1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-11

Chicago FEB. . A special 4. spat,h to the
Ir'6tme says thnlNcSe steamers laden with
troops IN charge q. Com. Graham, lett CAIRO at
10 O'Clock tns morning, TO Join still larger
force at another point. The expedition has
every indication ot d genuine forward movement
Chicago, Feb ). ! speciel dispatch to the
Journal hom Caro-, to-iay, says, the force un
der Gen. Grant arrived III Ives hodmg, six
lulles below Fort Henry, yesterday afternoon
/ he gunhoals h,aex and 81 lauls made a RI
connolssance Of The rebel works, for the purpose
OF landing forces iaey wen, Within mic
and a halt d the Tort, throwing several smells
inside the entrencAmens The fgc WIS returned
One shoi strack the Essex, gong through Capt
Portcr's cabin the range OF 'her guas bong
aseetwned, a place was selected for landing,
which was to have been done yesterday. Enc
lofce oil tie enemy is Supposed 70 be 5000 4
dispatch dated 10 day scs Gen. Grants ioree
was within four miles oi Fort Henry, aud that
hght Was expected to-day.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-11
kRou cAIlfnnNIA.

San Francisco, Jan. 81 Weather again
pleasant. Ihree-ioUrtas ol Sacramento is cut
OF water,
New York, Feb. l. The Steamship Northern
Light IRON Aspcuwull arrived tins morning,
bringing intelligence Of the total loss OF the
Steamer Columbus. Dec Sth, on Point Remcro
Inc Northern Light has 100 passengers and
SSoo,0OO treasure. The Steamer Columbus
lost at Point kencrio had cargo valued at
million and half, mostly English goods. Her
passengers arrived IN the Northeru Light
The Secretary OF the treasury received to-day
the following telegram from the Gov. OF Cali.
iornia
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 81.
am instructed by u resolution OF tho Legs
lature OF California 10 inform you that this
State will assume and pay into the treasury of
the I ). the direct tax OF S2j4 ,j3S, apporuon
cd 10 this State ty ACT .; Congress.
(Signed) LlANp STANFORD,
Gov. of California
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-11

IoN. j. y. MORRILL, Of ", made an able and
elaborate speech in Tie llouse, on the Treasury
ncte bill, last Tuesday. heduccted his Arguments
manly against the legal tender feature Of the
b.i.. cJntendns that It's inevitable tendency
would be TO tnow upon the country u dcrre.
cia'od and constantly depreeia,ins paper eur.
reney Ana he aenied that there was any ne.
oe,,ily Tor IL lie thought the war would be
on3ed !, next Jaly, and that the Government
ought u &c. along I'LL th.n without Introducing
this rsdie4! change into TIE currency Of Tie
country.
IL ) now sad that the vote On the legal ten
De- claus Il lie blH VIII he very close, and it
i quite likely 10 he defeated Secretary Chase
la. addressed 4polher note to Mr.. Spauldlng,
ursin; the speedy passage Of the bill, to meet
ii. pressing demands on the Treasury.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-11

Fag.cy-fhc F1tsiga news by the Nova
,as3ta. isou Liverpool the 23d ult., is OF rather
more peaceful character The English p3pcrs
do n, seem 70 be in quite 50 much Of Il tempest
.oI passion, as at former adsccs They discuss
the lotion supply in a mare moderate tone,
though still with an evident expectation that
aomething will " turn up to raise the block
ade whether the success Of ,a.s Government
or ihe rebels, they do not state Tie Times
says
l.; France interfere If sac like. England
,.iuc policy is To sur, a Iiule longer ana let the
oseni work itself out Il viii not be Iaax. Ii
may, indeed, be doubtiul whether our iaterfer-
,euct would not rather retard than has,eo the de-
aired event of opened ports and a large su,y!y
OF cotton. lie, Us then puSsue our honest policy
of standing quite aloof
The factories al Manchester are running upon
reoaced time
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-11
THAT WAC nr TRucr.

New York febraary4 1. A special Washing
ton dispatch To the Post says the Cabinet is IN
session on the subject of the dispatches received
by the flag of truce yesterday.
The flag of truce from rebeldom covered an
impudent demand, such us should not be coun-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-11
FROM kgNrrcaY.

Louisville, Feb. ). Col Garfield is at Paints
VILE with Sufficient force to preserve order.
Inc Virginia and South Carolina regiments un-
der Marshall have gone back To Virginia and
Marshall and the rest OF hi. force went to Pound
Gap where he dlsbandcd them. The wherea
bouts oi Marshall is unknown. A rumor prevails
that party OF rebel cavalry, supposed to be-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-11

IN election for member. of Legislature has
Just been held on the eastern shore of Virginia.
WHIT. was rsc.t:y con laered Thy our tsosps.
From, voting population OF about 2OUo u.
Union candidates received about l2O0 yotss. la
Wise's county hsPdsSne Union MAJORITY rs.
gisen.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-11
TnE IRIsn nRIGAnE.

Gen Meagher accompanied by Gen Shields
and his brilliant staff took formal command
yesterday OF the Irish brigade. Gen. Shields
made an eloquent address which was received
with great enthusiasm throughout the brigade.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-11
nEArRlcAnps DESTINATION sErrLtp.

The Richmond Dispatch throSs doubt upon
the real destination of Gen. Beauregard. 1t es
inmates that he may have gone TO Columbus,
New Orleans, or elseW here.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-11
A SANDWICH roR Joux nrlt.

Mr. Parker, Consul to llonolllu, is now here.
He say agents have been sent to England to hy-
pothecate to that country the entire group Of
the Sandwich Islands
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-11


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''-.'. ?. bR'aill'---t ni~ 93aatoF,-."ousa nc
'''2' N'' !" j''N'' " senator n+''oS o'en put
l@.' e'' H'''aJe "'"t"st aIi justice anu equity
y ~ i'F' slavery propaganda {" bolster Up
yer Waning power !" taaI h3ay'-has ~ last
'''. Y. ".'.''' aN' ''ea 'ApeIied from 'he 'eat
;" .''' + '2"6 a''if'c.o. IiI' treason was oa'y
ny '-'oF@' s'o".a ?. 'ae usa.P-ooo "''a'
l''' pug ~" ~ t'o senate lie ha' always
tt-a ~" "itttHs ana oosaent tool Of Hs south
e.n 4as.er-, and would, anqaeatianablg, have
g1-a N'ata ana pinned lhl rebellion personality
ha4 It 20. bseD possible for him e sail selFetLc
tfA''r' u i'e OAtea States senate. lie e4-
d. yea 'Ie sa". HnhlnsAns elfoatefy to ao
eaaa 4's career that al"a5s charlottesville aI,
aad lria tlr saH.te with tbc hyF9cyitiell assn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-11

II will 6as,.i t,e..,.- r 49,, ....;t 49,.
tuifea STATES ~ ,,,., ,,,..s
desirlug Ia .YnnI.,,,5,f h. ,..,s..Il. -,
the psatic.caag II In. nt,ai f,rs. -. -,
4i4ne44l aHF+trs t+t.te4e ite,++t+yt4.t,,l--+4,,s
that the con.,ouenea. oltbp,i no,,.eaaa..,l..fa.
went much fl'tber rba, ,,i3.I h,y L..
Ia stir The urai,n,td .l5s,ng, il E,,..i,,.f :.t
y,nd,rtiy,.. ,Nt,if,t,,... ~ r. -. ~
tie prospee5 Of the ,p,u,,u,.,,, ,,,,, ,,t., ~,
believe n have beet, ura,,r.t r H. s,,',,.'..
cities m the nan,o ot ~, o,,.r,,ia, F ~
the contamination of CONS ..,,e.I..s ,,.,l,,1I.'
80 clearly ,ore..an ,,l i, i.l,i.r,,.'f. -,
i'm. IL il usela.. +, d,.e...s H.. -, 7,i.;.t
RELIGION and c,yiil.,,ia, 49,, NJ. ,I..,.'
destruction Al, men .rk,,,. H.. .n.i. IT,
All nations are tui.lt Inv tbeir n',i,,,,,, se,. i,
not by Their heart. H. ,,.,,sf ,i.i...,s,,,|;4
beneficial 10 t9e wn..,. 6a,.,,n. ,e,.. V,.ss.,,,I5
doubt, however. whether INV ,,,.,.,.,i,,,,I
Arrangement, or any ,rae,.,, ~ ,ntI.,.;,,
could be oaat.d ugaI,t'f .,,. 9,o4asti.,, r
which the New York vri,.r, inns, H..
simple reason tbat rs entrance ier. tl'. ,.5al.4
mind of man is hardly lk,y "a have Iss,
conceived. Language Is loo weak 10 ds.rribc tLs
iullmy of deliberately lcs,ra,lu, .,rall .;n.a t.
sources and conditions of n,nsr.Tit,. WIN .s,.t
a country is endowei liz t',tnre i. ,,1. ~,
ish the political sins a. tbo., ,,t lr.. hi.
NJ AttIll or Nadlr SbIb sx,,y mn, ,..,,, ~,
way on unborn generations II "a. l,ne-;,.,,,
government are wfonolpily accused n ,h,.,.;'.'
IT is the llult OF the savage journalist. 81 thrir
The New York herald., 1862-06-16
DRY GOODS.


a EidHrH AVENUE CHEAP STORE.
GstAf gLEAkiNd SALE.
Gsar,ag G.ear'ng out Straw hsanes ss.. &C.. i2c
c.nx cs.axx Sas s'as sSs sss ssadss Vs. &c sis
Clearing ous nsaloitan sonnets, 800. TO ~ Is.
Clearing STRAW Sas 1T soNsErs SSls = 81 = e Son
Clearing out Dunstab.e bvnnets ssc. " 63c
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Clearing out Split staws. 65t. to 81 So
Clearing out Black Bo.,ns,s. Is T. 7sc.
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Clearing out Straw Boomers, &c I2c. Isc.
Clearing out Union Bloomars, l2c. TO Sac
sls & S' bx SOLD
Clearing out fancy so nsrs. rss ass s'e 70 ss sos
BEST BONNET FRAMES, I9<o
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S!Sarig out la re lot os BANS, 6c. 70 7oc.
CisaIing out 900 Breaktas. Caps. s.,
Clearing out d'nts' Handker;hess g.. 10 25c.
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JOB Lors or DIEss TRIMMINGs
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5000 yards Of Mannlls Lace.. &C. 70 z5c
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Nos. 22l and 223 Eighth aveHGc
The New York herald., 1862-06-16

RANCHON Cher original charncter,
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ACT k-A YEAR LATER.
!. Miss MAGGIE MIrCHELL'S first benoat In New Koek
Friday evening when most attractive bill win -
prns enle