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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-23
IrrrEnTsIGABLE.

Prom "An ne Ycar Ropnd."
The pure, the bright, the beautiful,
That stirred our hearts 10 YOUTH
The impulse b. q woridlcss prayer,
Tho dreams uf love sndtruthi
The ionFiggs after something lost
The spirits ycarning Cryi
The atrivings alter better hopcs-
These things can never die.
The timid hand stretched f0rth 10 aid
brother IN bis need,
The kindly word IN gricfs dark hour
That proves the friend indeodi
The plea for morcy softly bresthed
When justice threatens nigh
The sorrow Of a contTito heart
There thing shall never de.
The cruel and the bitter word
That wounded as d fell,
The chilling want Of sympalhy
We feel, but never tell;
The hard repulse that chills tho heart,
Whose hopes were bounding high
In an uniading record kept
These things ehall mover die.
Let nothing pass, Cor every hama
Must find some work 10 do;
Lose not chance 10 waken love,
" hrm and jus and truo.
SO shall light that cannot fade
Beam on thee from on high,
F.. And angel voices say % thee.
These things hall never Ole.
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TENNESSEE BRANCH
or TIE
NATIONAL Claim AGENCY
CONDUCTED nv
HARVEY, COLLINS s. BRACE.
WASHINGTON, D. @.
CHARLES H. GREEN, Agent,
No. 3s, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.

TINS AGENCY possesses peculiar faeiitIss ia, a..
Huccesainl prosecution and settlement OF De
mands against the General Government Of livery
Description, ITS conductors having had several
years experience In the management Of olalms bs.
fore Congress, The Court OF Claima and the Rxeca.
tive Departments at Washington, and being tho
oughly acquainted and familiar with tho laws aas
regulations governing their adjustmont
PARTICULAR attention viii bo given 10 eases arislug
out Of the present war, including the accounts Of
state8, Contractors, aud Dsburslng OelcerB OF he
War aud Navy Departments, aud ioi - CoIIsst-
ing, Drilling, and Organizing Vol.
unteers," the reimbursement Of which aauthar-
lied b. au act az Congrsssi CLAIMS FOR IRDEM.
NIFTY ron PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOR
PUBLIC usEs. OR FOR DAMAGES TO sUoH
PROPERTY, Tor Hcrses lost In the ssrycs and for
Military ray, Tensions, and IfOunty
Land
We give apecal attention 90 procuring Pen-
slons, BOuDties, ETC., sccruiBz to Soldiers
who have been wounded, contracted "a case, 90 the
families Of such have died, or been killed while il
TIE discharge Of their line Of dirty such during The
present war
Special care will also DO given to claims which
have been heretofore Rejected or Suspended
by The departments or snehcIently Managed
AA"N'f' "'tNNttNA ~" gwen 70 inc collection VI
Qaarlermaater's Receipts given for Property taken
tor the Of the Army, 70 Arranging Accounts with
andcolecting Claims against the Quariormssier's d.
parimont
An Claims placed In our hands receive our Prompt
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
which, In the hands OF an Attorney at any distant
point frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage our daily inter-
course with all the Departments enables IA In mo.
oasos TO obtain decisions much more speedily thas
whore al communication and other necessary dstai
must be conducted through the malls
To This snd, We solicit you TO forwsFd 20 us any Or
all cases ofsuch character you may fom time 20 time
have presented, and, IL our CUSTOM We will fur.
uish yor with an the necessary blanks and, ,Yi,sa
| required, instructions.
! No charge made IN any case unless successful.
address CHARLES u. OREHN,
| NO. 80 Cherry street.
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IL Is much TO be regretted that those
lhggards and spobges who only wish to
live OF their country, would get clear of
the country before they stopped. We
are cursed with a set Of imbecilcs and
blood suckers groyelling creatures who
care not II the nation perisheE, so they
can lay up few dollars.
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Justices Court.
JOINS BHowSr, Plta0

joins BROWNE, Pitn,1 Ia a suit before g. M
Southgate, a Justice Of Peace
faHE, pch. } for Davidson County, Tenn.
The plaintiff, John browne IN ths action having
phiIined au Attachment against tho defendant, A.
fritr, and auel 20 Cunitahls John u. Cover and no.
turned ny him, levied ou Huudry articles OF chatlca
belonging tu ihe defendant knd uu motion Of plain
ud, BE- appearng 90 tho Fatislruon uf said Justice
uat She defendant is u0urefileut of the state oi
Ieuue DO b. ordered that publication be- made r
four successive weeks in new paper published in i7
city uf Nashville called the "luion,' warning ihr
defendant 90 appear before ad Justice ou Poe lill
day OF september 1902 and plead answer ur trmHr
Go sad attachment. Otherwise tho case blN De- Foo
down Coz trial aL partg on that day.
q. ~ sJuTH0ATf Up
Augu-t 7th lsl24tw PR oc, 500
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Commodore FARRAGUr's despatch to the
Secretary Of the Navy, says that Com
mander Porter knocked hole in the re-
bel ram Arkansas and threw in incendi-
airy shells, she became manageable,
swung round into the river and soon
bleWup.
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HnADQuARrrns 1sr TeNN. CAvALRY,l

HEADQUARTERS 1sT Tenn. CAvALRY,(
NASHVILLE, TENN, Aug. %, lS62
[ Orders No. 81
All officers recruilinglfOr this Regiment,
win Immediately forward to these Head
quarters report showing the strength
OF the party, present, and absent, and will
hereafter, at least once a week, make a
similar report exhibiting the gain and
loss, if any, since last report.
BY order Of Col. STOKES.
JOHN Murray, LIST Lieut. & Adjutant,
lst Tenn. Cavalry. Aug, 23-tf.
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SLIDEIL.--A New York gentleman in
Paris writes home that lis very amusing
to see the manner in which the rO,te, and
their mistresses at the French Court clus-
ter around old John Slidell, borrow his
money, eat his dinners, and befool him
in the idea that they are making national
opinion for him.
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OE First Regiment OF
Tennessee Volunteer cavalry.

Tennessee Volunteer cavalry.
JUIY 20, 1862.
All officers recruiting for this service
will report 10 me at Headquarters, Fair
Grounds, or at the State Capitol Those
desiring TO enlist will apply at either Of
those places.
Volunteers will, ifpossible, bring thsir
horses with them, which will be valued
and paid for by the Government
By order Of Col. w. B. STOKES.
G. d. BBTEN, A. R Q. NJ.
july20-tf
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A pickpoeket, who had been ducked
for his NAL practices, accounted 60 his
brethren for the arrangement in his APP
pearance by cody observing that he had
not been able 10 change his dress since
his return from "a celebrated watering
place
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HEADQUARTERS PRovosT GUARD,(
AUGUST %, 1862. !

From and after this date all Saloons,
Bar-rooms, Groceries, aud other places
where Liquors, (yinous, malt or spiritu-
ous,) are retailed, will be closed at eight
o'clock, p, NJ. The Provost Guard and
civil Police are charged with the enforce
ment Of this order. All offenders will
be brought before the Provost Marshal
and summarily punished.
ALVAN c. CULLEN,
Col lst Tenn. nifty, Prov. Marshal
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-23

A man applied the other day TO the
Provost Marshal for pass "for his wife,
his ox-cart and two other ladies'" They
all took the oath and passed
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MONEY WANTED.--The highest price
paid for GFeenbaoks, IL Tennessee money,
and Government Checks cashed At the
best rates, and Gold, Silver and incur
rent funds, bought and sold at the Insur-
anoe Once Of w. j. MARI, No. 25 College
Street Opposite sewsnee House,) Nash
willie, Tennessee. [sug. 22-tE
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Justices Court.
KOS, CHArtirLp a Woous, PLAINTIFF, }
vs.
a IrtrrHru n.F.rH.uF


i. %. GEITurH, Defendant.
In a suit before e. NJ. souiheate, q Justice OF tho
Peace for Davidson County, Tennessee.
The PLAINTIFF, Nixon, Chathcd a Woods. in This
action having obiniaod an Attachment against tho
defendant, j. o. Grinith, and issued % Constable
John ID. Cover and returned by him, levied GA sun
dry articles Of furniture belonging 20 the defendant
aud ON motion Of plantna BY counsel, II appearing
30 The satisfioton Of said dustoe that the defendant
Is Nonresident of the State n Tcnuessre ID &. or
drrod that publication be mudo flr four successive
week. in newspaper published On the city of Nash.
Vile called the "Union, warning the defendant b
be and appear before said Justice on the 25th day OF
september, 1862 and pload answer, demur 10 said
attachment otherwise The oanse Will De- sol down f1l
trial e. parto On that day.
q. N. sOUTHGATE. J.P.
August 2lst. ls02-liw. pr fee $500.
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Brig. L. p. Ross, commanding at
Bolivar, Tenn, has issued general order
requiring the owners of slaves living
within ten miles of that place to send in
three fOurths of their male slaves, be-
tween eighteen and forty-Gye years Of
age, TO be employed upon the fortiiica-
tons. Gen. Ross is from Illinois and q
Democrat
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AashrillE atRiam.
sArURDAY MoRsINa. .AUo6sT 3. isea
3 Csas a. w. Morgan.

A dispatch from this officer to the Ohio
State Journal dated August 16, says that
there is very undue excitement on the
subject Of rebel demonstrations in East
Tennessee, and that there is no cause for
anxiety 49, i-l-i
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-23

The final triumph Of che Federal Gov
eminent over the rebellion is IS certain
as the triumph Of truth over error. No
temporary success Of The rebels can pre-
uauf IL
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-23

The author of that well-known song,
beginning, "She's all my fancy painted
her." died recently in an English poor
house, aged seventy four years.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-23

Captain BROOKE, who was taken pris-
oner at the time Of General McCooK's
murder, has been parolcd an is at Hunts
Vile.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-23

In one Of the Boston churches the Or
gan blowing is performed by lOater-po,0ey.
In some other churches the pulpit work
is done by 'oiaa-po'o.o
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-23

II is rumored that il is not the inten-
ton Of the Government TO put tbs second
quota Of 100000 into the field az once,
but that they viii constitute a grand re-
serve force, which without leaving the
respective states, will be regularly drill
led
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-23

GoLD.--Louisville papers of the goth,
say that gold is advancing, and selling
at 16 and II per cent.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-23

/. Enlisted men, unless accompanied
by, and under the charge of, commission
ed officers, are prohibited from stopping
at Hotels or public houses in this city.
The Provost Marshal is directed to en-
force this order, and TO see that all keep
ers of public houses are informed of il,
and that all enlisted men report al the
Barracks provided for them.
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To Manufacturers

lost hE0MVEn, AND FOR SAFE,
y Ring Trnvolora5
Lace mud aEui1cF Leather
Leather mmd 0uni noitingS
EgFFi LYON,
iulgs A. tnTtgi "a.
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JUsT So.--The Louisville Journal says:
The rascal who discourAges enlistments
would cut the hose Of fire engine at a
confagration."
Worse than that. He would steal the
hose Of a girl who was dressing for a
party and had but one pair Of stockings.
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ERESH CORN MEAL ior sale at the
l. Broadway Nils
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BY command of Major Gen. BUELL..
[Signed. w. II. SIDELL,
Maj. 18th U. S. Infantry A. A. A. G..
Official:
Henry STONE, A. A. A. G..
August l9.-lW.
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BAGSl

200 2 nus OsNAUuRG
lUO 300 2R BUS EXTRA SEAM Ess
bags Dor Hale Nf
VS. LYON il Natt aIr5I
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HEADoARTERs DISTRICT OF THE 0HIo,l
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. ls, 1925
SPECIAL ORDERS, No. 139.
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ELAsKS-O QUART AND PINT BOTTLES
u Square quar- iHIt.as o. .aisty M2.Lfoh
AuEliU
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-23

The following article, which we take
from recent number of the New York
Journal of Commerce, will remind the
reader of the style Of Addison in some of
his papers contributed to the Specta-
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Col. lst Tenn. nifty, Prov. Marshal
The national Republican., 1862-01-25
GOVERNMENT ADvTS.
PsSsIo1 o5I56h. JgN. :, issl:

nRpDIOU OFFICE. JUNE q. le0l.
r 10 ALL HROH n XlY CONcIRF
Applioataoa havtna been made under the "a of ga
enibed herein, which are alleged to baye been Lost
ss,siSoe ~ l,Ss ssnpr III II i..S N no Ana IN.
lection shOuld men appear. - - =
No, Se,O17, fur 40 sores issused under the cot Of
March, 16ss, In the name Of Sarah, widow Of Eyert
VaavIckle, aad was granted November %, 1900
January y, iOos. : ..-r-I = - p
Ne. ltiS6, for 100 acres, Issued under the cot o.
March, iSSS, n the nama Of Cyrus 8. Ward, minor
child on Gnu 3. Ward, deceased, and wss Grented
Ostobsr 10, 1Ss6-Ja0uafy -, 1851. $50
10 g ,0oA, fof 10 aores, Issued under IL oct Of
March ., 1sSS, d the name Of Joanna n widow Of
John Ven Biskifck and was GRANTED AuRugt n .
1nGA ! - " ~ - = '
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DROPUsALs FOR sTAMPED ERvEL.
OPES.



fosi ofncA D.rAnriME.i,
st!s :Spss': . y y s rs snT& I'll
yciopss co,pbrea" SpS Nexsne Sne W ana En-
wlcS M NAV mrappa
OF fSur YEAR com,nsnc,n n.;i 1ss eou
Va 'ONi 's~'o, oonenous W. APHI, 1905 VIZ
STAMPED ENVELOPES.
No I, or note size, y. by ~ inches, Of white IA
No ., or letter size, q. BY s.; iueI,,s and extr.
let er size 81 By !, inches Of white bu n or crea m
colortd paper, or III such proportions of either as
No ., or oficial sizc, -, by ss inches. of the
came colors ss No Q, and under ike condition ~
TO S6e proPS esGa S Sd each:
rs 10 The pro SpT ion Of each 0noer ike e0no0n
cent postssc stamp. No with Fix cent ana N No
with twelve, twenty, twenty four, and forty ceot
s'amps, oil Of style and color similar 10 those now in
Litter sheets and stsmpcd envelopes combined of
white or blue paper Note sheets and sts,npcd en-.
yeIopes ccnsin, Of white or blue paper both sizes
stamped newspaper wrappers, not les, than by
10 inches, and or bun paper embossed with tlis
that may b required: 0''>'
PrOpoAss Gre also invited for furnishing straw or
MANILA board boxes or others Of equal OF SUPERIOR
thects and envelopes combined and OF newspaper
wrappers. containing from one hundred to i've hun.
pscsing parcels Of four 10 twenty Ave thousand ''
The envelopes sud Wrappers AZ 10 be made in tho
beet manner Of paper Of approved oualiiy. manu-
featured specially Tor The puYposc And with suoh
water marks a. the Postma stcr General NAV drect
They must be gummtd for sealing. the former Al
least 4 inches On the point and one end OF lie lat
tor; they muet be bandit In ma rccis Of tvent Ave
packed without charge for packing and iuriished
complete In oil respects ready for upc with All rea
sonsble dispatch and Ia such ausutiie, N NAV be
rcqur to All the ordcrs Of pvstmsstcrs and Inu,t
be delivered daily either at the place Of
or Al The Pc Once Dcpsrtmcnt NJ tic ons;on n" The
Postmaster General, 10 an agent duly Authorized by
the latter 10 inspect and receive them. -
An agent Of The Dept, tment will furnish the ad.
drcs for each parcel hich to pasted on the boy
By the manufacturer without charge
The dies or cmbOssng the postage sts,nps on the
envelopes and Wrappers are 10 he executed In lie
best style and they arc 10 be provided and
kept il order at ihc expense 81 The Contractor Tie
Department also reserves ic right OF reuuripg new
dcnomn stions of stamps and any changes dies
OF Colors without aidjtioDaj charge
Bidders arc cN peciCd 10 furnish samplcs of uapcr
with their bid. OF the quality they intend 10 use in
the manuIac,urs Of The enyelopcs which thew pro
pose 10 supply ard al, spcCimsn, OF Tic cnycoIes
unsismpcd, and of boxes
IN addaon 10 bids for Jr,nishing JIain ,reloj~s Of he
;es and cors aie dsstil-d, s,ard,s po,ssaE ars H.
,r,J 10 (urri rur.I,r, ,ro,iisi mIh ,gtsn Iis,ir;no
linz (,dienipg ne proper ,son for ne suprScriJsion
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GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
" FOR T H WEST, I'd
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD and NEW PORK
CENTRAL RAILROAD

On AND Arm DECEMBER ., 1851,
EAprees Trains leave New York city dcp0ts Ol
Hudson River Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, u
Il nm "'ee' AIT su x. n s'e' ''aa0n
n.oo Bpm ll.a0a. m, $50 p. IN,
3i6 I. n. a4op. m.
Train with sleeping JoiOp. m.
oars, 1915 p m.
and from goth street: The 70. 20 p m. sleeping car
train raj. for Albany and TIoy, and ne 80 q m from
iral Railroad for scheneotsdy, Roohester, Utica
Batavia, Home, and stations on Rome and Water
town Railroad, Buffalo, Syracuse, Niagara Falls
Tisin' in connection leave BuisIo and suspeano IN
rid Lake Shore, Buffalo and Lake Huro., and Treat
Western Railroad. q! Hamilton, Toronto, Detroit
Chicago, Toledo, Milw.Skts, Fond Du Lac, u
Dubuque, Peoria, Rock leland, nasoatine, iowaUity
Csi,o, feire Asats indisnspoiis, Louisvie CISsn
Ssu, Dayton, Columous, Sleyclsnd, and oil points
N6RTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with Trains d Troy, with Troy and
Boston, and Rcns. and Saratoga Roads for Sarstoga
Point, Plsttsburgh, OSdensbursb. Montreal, 40.
~ Freight Arrangements By TIL. roul. - above
Without change Of Csrs, from the Dcpots IN Chan
q made BY other Railroad Companies The facili
ties Of this great New York Route, 10 the Yves, CON
mend II to The confidence Of merchants and shipper
Passenger Trains, With Smoking and SLEEPING
Car. run In connection on the New York Central
For particular. a. 10 local train tsnd ftoiEh, or
A. r SMITH,
dec II Superintendent
The national Republican., 1862-01-25
Notice 10 The Public Generally,

Our aim IL to bring within the means Of ever,
American . collection of Portraits Of Prominen
Characters belonging to the present interestin'
epoch of this great Repubc. Such . collection o.
correct hkenesses will inc ease In value % year
pass on. We dstter ourselves that We have beer
successful In potrayng the expressions true to life
in every case where good original (psinting, da
guerreotype pc, photograph, etc. y was obtainable,
Parties connected with the army or navy, who
wish 10 obtain or sell Portrait OF some particular
person. not In our list, can have such made to order
at reasonable terms and short notice, guaranteeing
to them the exclusive sale
N. ALL orders, accompanied by the money, wi.
be promptly attended to, and forwarded 10 any camp
ny mail free Of charge, from the ONCE In Washing
ton, No. $50 Seventh street ian I0--l2t
The national Republican., 1862-01-25

NDEON HALT ODE0N HALLii-Ths
~ Cheapest and Best FAN and " inter Clothing In
Washington can be had At
W.IESE.NrFELD + CO.'S,
Cor. Four.a half Street and Pcnna. Avenue,
Frook aad Sack Ovsrooats,
AT WIEsENFELD co. 8,
Elegant Dre Suits ]; n lo Wik In!i; cov
AT wTEsENFELD cos
Business SUITS for young men,
Busincss Butts Tor middle ages.
Business Suits for 81 sge.,
Dress Suits for " cddings,
Dress Suits for psrtics,
Dress Suits for best wcMl
Coan By the thousand,
Pants BY the thousand,
Vests BY the thousand,
SoS: Go IL, Ss E |Sr III s,es
Boys Clothing lor lsrgeI69y.
Finer than the finest
Better than tho best,
Arc the sHs1T" wsPiihtssrys.p CO. y.
Military OveIcoats,
military Drcs, Suits,
Military Dress Pants,
All wEisENFELD cos
Save your noncy,s
avery few dollar,
viii give you splendid eutnt for wisteT,
II you call at
WiEsENFELD ! cos,
Odcon Hall,
dec25-TT63 Cor Penn. ~. and ~ 81.
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DENTISTRY.
N. LOOMS. M. D.,

i M. LOOMS. M. D..
The inventor ead pa!sas0 Of Ne Mineral RIats
Many perso16 co wsar thess teeth who cannot
war cehefe and 10 psrs0a oaA wear othen who can.
not wear Thee. ~IT
with any seyle and Price Of Teeth they nay lsars
out 10 thoee who are pertteula4 aAd wish III pufset
slsane sfoaGest and ncst perfsot lssturs that AT
Narrated n ~ :
Ros1s q I'M sity-Ne. - Psa.sylyania sysnse,
between Ninth and Tsnth seFssts. 'Also, ~ Arch
stsset, Philadelphia. 0astS-ly
TIA. LOCKWOOD esnsaausS the prao-
~ tioe Of Deathtly, In the WAshingtoA bIlldiug,
corner PeumylvAaia aveaue nd 6evSnth stxsSt.
hayins pssoteed n the Seath nearly slxssa year,
he ee aesxred that b on gsve sstisAct1oa 70 suy
that nay call. ~ ~
Teeth inherited % vyloAMr, .Ryssna, = Corr
FtAfs, Chloroforn sdnanissersd when dssifsd.
slg III no -T-- n
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TOR THE ARMY AND NAVY.
PRANG's CARD-PORTRAITs
PROMINENT CHARACTERS.

This IA . most unique and original PUBLICATION
Of ifelike Miniature Portraits just large enough 70
enclosc In com~on letter enuelqe, for satkying the
curiosity OF distant friends or to crndmeN PAoo.
thing collection In ~erauy hese hSses when eaoh
day brings forth Its farok or It's CRIMINAL For col.
ieouons, tney ere mucn Ms,", :" p"0sosrsP"s' u
We increase the collection every week By ID.
ditioual Portraits Of interesting percentages.
~ Price, single COPY, 10 cents. Sent to Any I'D
dress in the United Btates free Of postage The
money must accompany every order.
Aoisrs WANTED TO cell directly 10 soldiers. Our
terms TO then are very LIBERAL aAd they will find II
highly profitable business.
L. PRANG Il CO.,
Publishers and Lithographcn,
$40 Seveuth street,
-Four doors from d,
Washington,
WHARF term; and particulars may Be oisasned
The national Republican., 1862-01-25
GAS FITTING.

Gas FlxTUREs.-We have A. .,ors. and
tirely new patterns and designs and hnish, superior
10 style to anything heretofore offered In this market
We Invite oitisens generally TO call and examine our
stock Of Gas and Water fixtures, feeling confident
that We have the best selected stock In Washington
All work In the above line intrusted 70 oar care
MYERS 4 Mo0HAN,
mar 2o-Sm No. $40 d street
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nR. A. zAPPONE,' 1nssructor aad Lee.
cth.r srsnehes 81 sessss connected Win Isdioins.
Portuguese, Latin, Greek. aaS other LansuaGss.
once, No. 81 4 hreet, being near Pennsylvsaia
svsuus and Twenty .Afth street sspfsu
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WIN. CORWlN BURGY,
w Late with the old and we'll known house of
WIN. 3. CORWlN CO., New York
Dealer In choice Brandies, Wines, igsrs, 80 and
Importer Of Tese--No. 81 renRa avenue,
entrance, 9th street w Ashipgton, D. G.

The attention Of Counoisss urs and the public gen
orally Is invited 10 my stock Of fine Brandiss Wines
Cigars, Iess, 40 Gon yIieiog HenneSey, Otard and
ssysr Brandiss; Wfoow ClIcquot, Moot. and Chan
uey, Champagne, Permsrtins, Amontilsdo, aud
Irisrte sherries; Wand.rcr, Reserve snd Southside
ebrated "WsC" Club House Gin; Irish, Scotch,
Bourbon, and Monopg shela Whistles; Jansica and
81 Cr!ix RUNS; Ca6aIo, Figaro, La Rosa de SIN
tiag0 FE.paoola and various brands OF Cigars, and
WIy, fine Young liyton, Tyson, Imperial, and Eng
li'h :Lcakfat leas, In Catty boxes, imported BY
myself, exPressly for family use. Jan Att