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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-16
TRUSTEES SALE.


NTHEREAS, ON THE l5Tu DAY OF
w August, A. ID. 1860, Peter Thede executed
unto Ausun Corbin, as Trustee, certain Deed Of
Trust, conveying to said Trustee the land in Scott
county. Iowa, described as follows. to-wit: The
Soulful East quarter Of the South East quarter Of
Section No. twenty-threc, (23) and the West half
of the Southwest quarter of Section No twenty
four "a all in Tow ship No. eight, (SO) North
Of large No one. (D East OF the 9th =. ".
Which said conveyance was made by the said
Peter The Q, for the purpose OF securing the pay
ment Of eight certain promissory notes and mo
interest thereon, after due. signed by sal/ Peter
Thcde, and all dated the 18th dav &c Au,ns,
A. ID 1850 One Of which, for ven,y-,wo doi
RS. was due January LIST, W.. to tho order Of
Niehoas FeJervary, at ..oe tsnkinr Ileu.e If
Macko' corbin. A' Of said notes were given
10, inc purchase ~ nay of said tracts of land and
a.. arc iu'y .escribed in -aid Deed Of Trust,
WY" ''' ardcd in Scott county Iowa, records,
.ooA Mortgages, page 53i, to which refer
enc" IS hereby made.
And now said note for seventy-two dolIa-s
having become due and payable, and the said
Peter Thedo having failed to pay the same,
], Austin Corbin, Trustee, as aforesaid, do
hereby give this public notice, that by virtue
of the power which is in me ves.ed, by said
Deed Of Trust, will on saturday the LIST day
Of February A. D., .s"2, at the hour nine o'clock
in the forenoon Of said day, ut the Court House
door, in the city Of Davenport, expose and offer
for salc. nj public auction, for cash. tho pare
| Of land above described or SO much thereof as
shall be necessary to satisfy and pay the amount Of
said note with the interest there to the day
sale, Il gcthcr with all the costs and expenses
attending said sale, costs Of tins notice and
Trustees foes.
Dated tho 9th day Of January. A. D., 1852
AUSTIN CURBIN,
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
To Philip Mcclure, Defendant:
iou are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of said county, q petition Of Margaret Mcclure
claiming of you divorce and alimony. for reasons
set forth IN the ps,itlOn, aad plaintiff has fled
supplemental patition in said cause praying that .
conveyance made by you to id Kennedy, Of the
N. ". u Of 8. w. u of section s. township u,
range two, east 9Th T. NJ. be set ..;a- ~. :.
Judged fraudleat, and the land subjected to
fiaintifis claims for alimony and for
other relief; and unless you appear thereto
and dsfana Or before noon OF the "a day of the
next term Of Aid Court, to be holden on the rst
Monday d February. A. b., ls6s, default will be
entered agsinst you and Judgment rendered
thereon for the amount herein claimed, with in
terest and costs.
DOW / BROWN,
dc23-tl Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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LUMBGRLaINAND sUlNCIrs

at Wholesale and retail. Bills for timber furnish,
ed to order on shoIt notice.
GEO. f. WOOD,
aGl5-wtfl Successor to +. Merwin / Co.
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CTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, S.
- Chauncey krum VS.. Polly Gardner, in the
District Court.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
To Polly Gardner delft:
You are hereby notified TINT on or before the
7th day OF January, 1862. petition will be filed
by said Plnin,if, Chauncey krum, in the oice Of
the Gle k Of tho district Court Of said Scott
county Iowa, claiming Of you tho sum OF one hun
bred AMI seycnty-two 1,l-iuO dollars ~ money due
on promssory note, execu ed by you and Joseph
Gardner by J. ;. smith, your attorney in fact Tor
the sam 81 ono hundred aud fifty dollars, dated
July l4th $50, due one year after date with In
terest at ten per cent, aud asking that writ OF
attachment may issue in this case said defendant
being resi- ient, and having pr perry in said
county and State, add unless yoL appear thereto
and defend before noon OF the second day Il the
mex, term Of said Court. commencing on the third
day Of February. 1862, default will DO entered
against you, and judgment rendered thereon.
Dated this 7th day of January, is52.
CAMPBELL 4 PILLS.
jau8l Att'ys for Pl q.
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LEGAL.


c.ThTE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, S.
- In County Cour' for said county.
To the creditors Of Antoiue L~Claire, deceased,
and all persons interested in his estate:
You and each Of you sre hereby Dotiaed that
at the next term Of the County Court, IN and for
said county, 10 b holden 1T the Court House, in
the city Of ! avenport, IN said county and State,
on the first Monday in January next, to-wit:-
On Januarv 9th, A. ~, 1852, on tho opening Of
Court m said y. up, Iicstion will be made by
the Executrix and Executor Of said estate of
Antoine LeClaire, decea'ed. for an order Of said
Court authorizing aud empowering them to use
any funds now in their hands, or which shall
hereafter come into their hand. belonging to said
estate to pay Oh all notes due or hereaftr to be-
come due either for principal or interest secured
by mortgages or Dcedsof Trust on the real estate
belonging TO said estate, and which constitutes in
cumbrsnces On said zeal estate, or to settle and
compromise said claims and to such funds for
that purpose and for The other purposes specifsi
in the petition file in said Court for tho
reasons therein stated and that all persons in
specified, and DO heard On such application.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, Decembcr 18th, 1851.
PUTNAM / ROGERS,t Attorneys for
GRANT / SMITH, Executors.
OrdereI, that the foregoing notice he pu bishe
in the Davenport Weekly and Daily Gasette, and
in the Davesport Weekly and Daily DEMOCRAT
AND NEWS newspapers, and in each Of the issues
Of said newspapers until the 9th day ofJsnuary,A
b., 1862.
December 10Th 1861.
r. LINDERMAN,
dc29-d6w County Judge.
GTATE OF IOWA, COUNTY OF SCOTT. IS.
- In the District Court.
Margnret Mc(suire VS. Philn Nc(,uir. a nd TIL ~.
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The Undersigned will continue the
Il u IA - or nu - IA q N -
at the old stand of +. Morwin h Co., corner Of
Fourth and Perry streets. Constantly on hanl n
we'll selected stock of '
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NHESH BEEF. AND VEGETABLES
Il FOR THE NAVY.

y.
- May j, 1852. 3.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be rec, yei t'thfss
ofioc until THURSDAY, the 9TH of June 1851, st
noon. fr the supply Of such quantities Of fRESB
BEEF and VEGETABLES as may be required Oh
the Wsshipg on alton during the II cal yesr com
mencing oa the 's day # July next, aud ending on
the 80th June, 1893
Ths Beef and Vegetables must b, Of good quail Y,
and the best the market affofds and each article
must be offered for by tha pound
Boni with approved security will be required in
one hilf this estimNed amount Of the contract. and
twenty per otntum 10 addition will be withheld frt
the uut Of each pay nant t. be made, a. CO late
raj security for the due perfo Of the contract,
which will on no account be paid until it is fully
compiled with. Payment 10 be made In certificates
Of Indebtedness or In Treasury notes, at the opticn
Of the Government.
Every offer made must be accompanied (as direct.
ed In the act OF Congress making approrr non fer
the naval service for lS4s-+7 approved August iSd
by written guaranty, signed by one or more re-
sp N ID persons to the effect that he or they uu
dertake that the bidder bidders will Ii his their
bid be socept.d euler into obi CATION. within live
days, with good and SUFFICIENT surets, to furnish the
articles proposed
No propOsai will be considered unless accompanied
BY such guaranty
my 0-,w4w
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FAfEk az Fok iii fMr PUBLIC FSmic'hH fRisrrNG.
'YioE SurrRrNTEHpsrr PuBtio PaIsrIsa,

:"
OTyioE surrRrNfzspsSr Pustio PAINTING,
- WARRINGTON May I, 1862.
IN PURSUANCE Of the provisions Of the seventh
eecti0n Of the "Jont Resolution 10 relation to the
propcsas Vii Ss r.ssivsa :. hi. enc. Nc ' Sutil Tues
sinthise ~ paper that m,y.bs required for the
public printing Tor ona year, commencing on the lat
Day q December. issS, and ending on the soth day
fhs subjoiosd list specifies, ss nearly a. can be
ssI,,st.sd " the quantity Of each kind Of paper that
VII oe required
10000 r..ms 10. priStins San b:per une.l.nd.r.d to
nessurs 81 by 81 inches, aud 10 weigh 6fiy pounds 10
the ream Of 500 sheets.
5000 reams fine printing paper, caierdered, 70
pounds sni 70 4 ihs X r.s% Of % 100 :hcels. " "s"
Aereeably 70 the provi ions Of the Joint resolution
Aforesaid, samples OF the character and quality OF
the paper required for the above glasses Will be fur
nished to applicants therefor. This papes istc be
bundles Of two ream. each each ream TO contain
soo Perfect sheets. Uniiormity fu color thickness,
and weight will be require Il and no bundle Tex.
Ss~ 81 vsprs laying G,eI EF SISer nye Es5
the gro's weight will, In all oasses bo required
Mining Of various thickues ca In ha ,ame bundle
will be considered vinlati.n OF the c'nIrac'I
CLAs ..
super eslendered 70 measure "a W 81 inches and to
weigh Hfty ponds to the ream of 200 sheets.
.-tf..ft Glass I.
1000 resms supe flee map psper, sized and talcn.
Ing IN weight With payer ueasurisg 10 BY ., inches
aud weighing twenty Gocnai ier r'an Of $50 'heei'
800 re ,ms supcrare plate paper, (calendertd OF
unSs,endeLea unS e ss may DC reaurta2 - Gy inches
CLANS g,
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LrGS BOSTON, VIA REWPORT aai
Il FALL RIVER.

BY the splendid and supericr steam. = -k~~s.
er NJ ETR0 POLLS, EMPIRE ,S552RG
STATE, BAY STATE, and STATE OFHA1NE
Of great strength and speed but particularly adapted
TO The navigation OF Long tslsnd Sound, rrpnne IT,
connection with the Fall River and Old Colon
railroad, distance of ts mles only 10 Boston
Leave Pier No Q, Narth rive, near lie Bsttery
The stcaiiior kNPiRE STATE, Cavt. Brs,ton.
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, Of o'oloSk, P
N; touching at Newport each way.
The steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown, OF
Iuesdays, Thursday, and Saturdays, at O'Clock
2. NJ, touching at Newport each way.
These steamers are fitted with coinmodius state
rooms, and every arrangement for the security and
comfort Of PASSENGER, who are afforded by this route
nights rest On board, and, arrival Of Fall river
proceed per steamboat train, reaching Boeton early
The following morning, or may remain on board IN
~ starting OF the accommodation ut A. n. By
which they may reach Boston about As A. NJ.
baggage riasteT is attached to each steamer, WHIT
receives and tickets the baggage, and sooompnnis'
the same to its destir alton.
A steamer runs, IN connection with this line be
'weea Fail river and Proviienas, dsily, except Son
days
freight to Boston i- forw arted through with grBs
dispatch By an Sxprets Train which leaves Fal
river every morning, Sundays excepted, at u
O'Clock for Boston aud New Bedford, arriving st
destination a. about II A. NJ.
For freight or passage, arrly On board, or a.sa
ofoe, on Pier No. Q. North river For state. room
and bsr'hs, apply on board. or If desired to ssour
WIN. BORDEN, Agent,
| aug lit 20 and Il West street N. Y.
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WINTER ARnARGkAEHT
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
n zAILR AD.

On and after MONDAY, NOV. Is, 1851,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADKL-
PHIA:
For Baltimors, at $50 T. m. SIS q. N, llsS g. m.
(Express, J and 1880 p. m
For Chester, At SIS m, II IS m s46 and lobe
For Wilmington, at $50 a. N. sl6 =. M, II % .
m. g. - and 1880 y m.
For New Castle, at SIS a. M. and as p. N.
For Dover, at SIS a. IN. and 80 p. IN.
For Milford, NJ 6ib IN.
for Salisbury, at is IN.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore At 30 Il m, (Express) l.o6 ?
aGsp.Wss;;l b 20 nnd N (Exprsss0l =,
Lsfre rsN.5ury at ass p NJ
Iesve H!lford sti55 p N.
Leave Doyyr ut 9 a. IN, and sic 2, m.
Leave New Castle al II a IN and s.l0 p. m.
Leave Chester AT $50 m, u 10, 4.bo, and 93t
p, m.
Leave Baltimore for Sali4bury and intermediate
,iations at 20 and p m; TOR Dover and interne
diate station', at l.0b p. m.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester ut si5 a m l2 05 and II. 20 D. n
Leave Wilmington st 4 20 q m, s25 q m u 9,
FREIG b + +TiBAIN, with Passenger Car attached
will run a. 10 lows:
Leave Philadelphia, ior rerryylle and in'srms
dits a,a EiaSse,s s,niusi a. Shn M pcr. r, ,,,.,u.,
ate pla ,es, ut ! Top, VI
Leave Baltimore, for HHyre de Graee and Ltc,
mediate stations, al n. pa.
ON SUNDAYS ONLY:
n AZ 30 a. m ard los9 p, in from Philadelphia te
At fror, Baltimore to Philadelphia.
The 8 80 q m. Train from Philadelphia 10 Balti
'''' WIZ ''' '''''' ''"a'" EXT s. X FELTON,,
Jan 2-tf President
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!. 5000 reams writing paper, 10 by 80 inches, to
weigh twenty three pounds per ram:
'oo ,s:% ns w,tiDs p.per y BY 70 1"ehs' to
8. 1Co reams writing paper, IS by 70 inches, 10
weigh twenty four pounds. per ream.
s' sa T.n wns sssns. By rs en'' to
weigh twelve pounds per ream
All the pa! designated In glasses 4, g. and .,
must contain go perfect sheets TO the rcan and
oad." gorss They are 70 be male of Tie M best best
mauner, ,ut 10 . true edge. and ecuiciy and sub.
white .. blue, sd a.., and p such weight; as may
and are 10 b. While, and Of the sizes and weights
specified In the scheiulc.
The right is reserved of ordering eater or less
he oIsss.s to Be furnished at such times ana in .ueh
quantities as the public service may require.
subject to separate contract but bidders may offer
for one or more of the cas es in the same proposal
No proposals will be considered unless accomro.
hi or their shall be accepted will enter iato
an obligation, with go,d and .uflcient .uictes 10
posss VIII b. Srnied Al this oc % "nd noUe ,De S%
agreeing Herewith
cred at the Gov ronent Printing Once In Washing
livered At Bulsio, Ia the Stat. OF New Yerf in good
order free Of all and every extra charge or eNpense
and subject to the inspection, count, weight, and
measurement Of the Superintendent, aid be in NIL
respects iatisfaotory.
Bidders are required to furnish, with their propo
sails 2les OF hot ls ,han one qaire Of each OF The
Kinds o: paper bid for, and upoa which tir propo
tals may BIZ based, except In classes l and . Tha
succe sful bidders will be quired risid4y conform
to their samples.
Propo ais Will be addressed to "Jons d DgrsKss,
uperintendent OF the Public Prnirg Ws.hrg.
ton" aud sndorsed "PrJposais FOR supplying
Paper"
Nat o. al Intel'igenc r, Evening Star, National
Republican, Suudty Morni; z Chronicle, Washing.
toa, will publish once q week Tor nine weeks.
ma 2-lawat
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NJ U O E
"Adams Express Company"

This Company offers to the public "uuoqusllet
AdvantagesH for the Safe and Quick plsp.ich" o,
Heavy kIeights, Packages, yslusbies, Moaey, 30
No., 10 oil parts Of the United States.
Expresses to and from The North and |es, dopAr
from sni arrive IN Wnehipgtnn twica hsily AL
Express. sro In shArgg Of c1rsrisro.i ard reist.
NePsengera.
AL Pa kagrs for The El!iIers" Carried bt" One
Half" our usual rates,
All so9hz for the so-Sallsd Confederate sts,.s.
And all E;''c,f1 '"r''rhhh.i OF War,' will bc gs
FIsEp.
Our EAIf.o11- !ssI: Sc~ I3.j a. I, 8 .uioP "
arriving III " WsIy.nstvE II a ant 80 1. "
Expr'sace leave rhIiHIelpiiL htH ~ A, n, AMI X
NJ. arriving IL N'rrhingtor 6.E0 r. III, and = A
ExprtsscR lea.t HultlptoIr Rt 20 d and II
P.M.
Expresses for all points North And wsqt ksvs
Warrington daily At 7 80 A, NJ ande top. M.
Special Contrast for !a-se quantities of Frr.gh,
oAn be made on application nt Ihis oflc..
ALI geccs os'lfd frr and delivered ,fr9 pf eIlYt
oakgs, Il. VI. PARSONS,
Slp3inteadsnt X3sSS 1x1sss O.
vhAisstoss sAtguA ., y. 60.N
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NEW BOATB-HEW OARS.
k4Sh roR BOSTON. n
NEW LONDON NORWICH. and WORCESTER
DAfIf,
(6undays Exoepted)
At 8 0'elook, P. L.,

PIER 80 N. r., FOOT OF vEsTRY STREET,
The new and magnificent steamer CITY OF hos
TON, VIM. Wilcox, commander, from New York
Tuesdays, Thursdays,. snd Saturdays; and from
ArynS Point Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
days.
The new and mag nlaccnt steamer CITY OF REV
YORK, Thomas q. Jewett, commander, from New
York-Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays; from
Allyu's Point Tuesdays, Thursdays, and sstsr
days.
These two new stearoes have been built expressly
for this route, with all modern improvements, In
el1ding Water Tight Compartment epd are the
only steanaers ever built for Long island SQUAD
with this great life prsserrin, Improvement
Conductors arco:apsny the cleaners each way
Passenger proceed from Allyns Point. imme.
distey on arrival Of steamers, BY EXPIRES Train to
boston, Woroestsr, Losell, Lawrssoe, Fitchburs
Nashua, Concord, the White Mountains, 80, 10.
Passengers returning from Boston leave the Depot
Of the Boston AID Worcester railroad at s 60 p. NJ
Worcester r. M, arriving st A1yu's Point s.se
Pm.
Freight taken At the Lowest Rates, and delivered
Boston early the next day.
State Rooms I, abundance can be had on boasG
steamers, or .; the Boston or New York oihoes, !.
sivxnce. T.. 8 MARTIN. Agent.
aug ss-sm Pier 30, n. 4.
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The 6E r. n Lime runs daily, sundays exc,
he h2 r n Southern Mall runs daily.
WAY LINES,

For Bristol, Trenton, Ae., at 7.10 and sH A. II
and B, Q 80 RAd LAP NJ, from KepdnKton, and 2K
r. ", from Walnut street WHAT
For BriStol and intermediate Stations at TX A.
NJ. from Kensipttou. % b
For Palmyra, Riyertou, Dslsnoo, Beverly, Bur
Bngtou, Florence, Bordcn!own, 10 At l2x, l, I, 8
and bIP M
Sttumbost Trenton, for Bordentown and interme-
diatS starons At 2h p. NJ, from Walnut street
wbst IT,
aj- For New York and Way Lines leaving Ken.
sioston Dsfo, take the Csrs on Fifth street, above
run in:s the Depot, and gu arrival Of each Train
rou ,r,m the DeIos.
enssrs ~ ~ aas
hing Baggage tut their wearing APPAREL. All
tar Gage 'ytr ,ffly pounds, to be paid for extra
to one Dollar per pound AID will not be liable fol
any tmount beyoul loo Dollars. except by special
raSt WIN. H. GATZMER, Agent
apf.2
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NRRAT CENTRAL ROUTE
VI ron T H = EST, NJ
HUDSON RIVkk RAILROAD end NEW FOAk
CRNTRAL RAILROAD.

On AND AyrRR DHcHrhss Q, 1861,
Expr.r. frAlhs leave, Ns% Yo:A sity depou Of
Hudson River Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, n
F!cn i Chambers street r,cn !: so'h street station,
ll.oo bp.n n.soa.m., ssop. n.
Montreal and Buralo
Train With sisspins o.pp. n.
On surpAf., the fo,,srins trains .,-ill be run to
and from soih street The 1910 p u. siseplus. oar
Troy, ~ md H rs = a1 NM train iOn % Albany. " '
Connecting at Albany with the New York Cen,
trsl Railrosd for soheneotady, Rochester, Utios,
Batavia, Rome, and stations On Rome and Water.
Ian Rsss s1sI sa S:s:,s E
Trains in oonpection leave Buiaio and Suspenacn
is Hs5a s si H.ss aS % snf ss'
Crosse, A.dison, Prairie D1Cmen, aalsna, Danleith
Dubuque, Peoria, Rock Island, Alsoatius, IowaCity
Burlington, Quincy, sprinsasld, Alton, 81 Il Loci. q
West, Northwest, and Sou thwcsr
NORTHERN ROUTE .rrr
Connecting With Trains u Troy, With Troy and
whitehall, Rutland, Darlington, gt. Albans, Rouse
Point, rlsttsbursh, osdsnsourgh, Montreal, ho.
~ Freight Arrsngsrn BY this route ~ above
ters and iJtdscn streets he 4 all tnts as favorabl.
as made by other Railroad Corrpanies The facill
ties Of hs great New York Route, to the West ocru
mend Il TO the confidence OF merchants sud shippers
PASSENGER Traius, with Smoking and Sleeping
Road.
For particulars :. to local train sand freight Ar
A. + SMITH
dec ~ Superintendent
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Ps. seuger Trains leave pia i'avonia Very ~,
and Long Dock, from foot Of Chambers street, ~
New York, as follows, viz
ATT 4. NJ, EXPRESS, iUf Dunkirk, And Buffalo
and principal intermediate Stations.
Al A. " MAIL, for punkirk, and lnte-Ett,a'
Stations. This Train remains over night AZ GlIln:.
and pro0eeds the next morning.
AtsA NJ, MILK, daily, for ottsviile, And ia'e'
At A. Il ,ACCoMMopArloN daily, for por
Jervis, and principal Stations.
At P. 81, WAY, for Middlesown, Eewbursi
and intermediate Stations.
At r. M, NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, fer Da,
kirk, Buffalo, CananiAisus, and principal Station:
The Train Of Saturday stops st all Msil Train st
lions, and runs only TO Elmira
At y p. N, ACCOM- for Hs.ne
Vile, and principal Stations
CHAS. MlNOT aspr supr
NATHANIEL bAR6H. Rsceivsi aug 10
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[PUBLIC-No. 74.1

AN ACT TO amend an act entitled "An act
IN king appropriations for the service Of the
Pos. Office Department during the fiscal year
rudirg the thirtieth Of June, eighteen hun
drcd and sixty three,' approved April sev-
cntren, eighteen hundred and sixty.two.
Es L endcted by TIE Senate and House of Re
lgcsehd,Rives Of Me United States of iyneric1 IL.
Congress assembled That the provision OF the
frs: section of the act entitled "An act making
appropriations for the service OF the Post
Oiiic Department during the fiscal year ending
the thirlicth OF June, eighteen hundred and
aiSty three, approved April seventeenth, eigh.
teen hundrcd and sixty two, which appropriatss
The sum Of eight thousand eight hundred dol.
lars for compensation Of twenty five additional
clerks in the Post Office Department author
i2Ud by the Act to promote the efficiency OF
the dead letter Office approved January twen
~ first, eighteen hundred and sixty.two, from
ii" date of their appointment to he thirtietb
I" June. eighteen hundred and siSty.two" be
ant III" same is hereby 80 amended that tire
S.,jt sum OF eight thousand eight huudred dol
Isis snail be payable out of the appropriation
n'ade out of any money In the Treasury moi
uth,rwisc appropriated, to supply deficiencies
III hn revenue Of tho Post Office Department,
lpr the year ending the thirtieth of June, eiyh-
teen hundred and siXty.two, contained in the
,hITd section Of the act entitled IAN ac. making
appropriations for the service OF the Pos, Olic;
p "'-tulent during the fiscal year ending the
,hirle:h OF June, eighteen hundred and sixty
lwn approved March second eighteen hun
Grch and sixty on-.
Approved, May %, 1862.
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~ DR., q n. sl0EsMORD will be alb
sent from the city until next fall, when he viii re-
same his duties - usual. " may21
IN CHEOfLABfIC BONE TEETH,
without netal plats - elasps, By
DR.. 4. b. SIG E 3 M O N ID .
0io BroaAvay, New Yeek; aal 80 fenna. aysnss,
bet i4th ind 18th q, Wr.hingtca, D, e..
advantages Of his improved syatsm;
no, change color * Any ssia' sad ere r's f0arsh'
ID. No teeth or roots need be extracted, u ths
ID. The root VIII be made fno6endve and nsvef
to aohe. .fH
stb. No temporary teeth are nseded ,.as permanent
ones can Be made Immediately, thereby preserving
The natural exprsrsion Of the oe which, undsr the
old system, u frequently disAgured.
stA. This work hss been fully tsstsd, fof ovsr nvs
yean, by many Of the first Chsmis0 and PhydolaAs
Of tbs and the old country.
Dr.. 3. has also invented . white iudeetructbls
metal nlling with which the most sentative teeth eAn
be filled without pain, ahd san build up perleot
sound tocth % aay dls roots, which vii iast
Hs fefsrs to The following gentlemen: Dr. v. Mot
Dr.. Doremus, Professor Of Chemistry; Hon. A.
Mann, jun.; Capt. Crabtree, Vios PreSldsnt Of the
Emigration Co. of New Yort; Hon. Judge Wayns
OF the Supreme Court, Of Wssbinstos, D. O.; and
thousands of others. .
Cal and sxrmins yourselves. nov s--sn
The national Republican., 1862-05-29
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Consequently, shall rensin II " s.liinxton, and
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lrcmptly attended to. Painting and Ornamentirt )
Cottage FurritAs, In the best style. also call al
'entton 70 t'L2 Painting OF Roof and Brick Walls
Al the shove ] will do As cheap a. the cheapest
hereiors solicit the patronage Of my ffieDdssu
e!lowcii.cns o. the District. Punctuslity strict,
'lse-vs5, md work done IN the best mannet.
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Painting EstatlishynenI,
10 So Louisi.na avenue north s,t.I,
between Sixth and Seventh sreelp
: s.--siSn, put ny free Of charge. - usual.
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