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The national Republican., 1862-09-01

~ BpsciaI Notics.-On and after Tussday
April lseY, the trains the Baltimore and Ohio
Railvosd will oommsnos running daily, (Suadays
sxosptsd1 leaving this Station ct LEO !. m, ant
oonneoting at Washinstou Junction with MAJ
Train for all Parts Of he West sa Wheeling Of
Psrksrsburg. Through ticksts sold and baggage
checked. ". r. SMITH,
u. Of Transportshon b. / o. 3. Z.
p1-du (Star 0lobsl
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An kscRDo.

o. Friday morning, Patrolmsn Cook, Of tho
Third Ward, arrested John English upon
charge Of threats Of violence against his bro.
ther In law. and carried him to the station.
The eyes Of the ofioer having been diverted
from him for an instant, he vanished, and has
not since been heard OF. 1t 10 supposed he hss
taken the road 10 Dixie. The escape Of the
prisoner shows the necessity for proper means
Of securing such persons Mt that station, there
being no cells wherein " oonhne prisoners.
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Arrivsi Of C.n,rabands.

Several hundred oontrabands, who escaped
from the vicinity Of Manassas and other points
In Virginia, arrived In this oity on Saturday
and yesterday. They were provided for BY the
Government authorities. number were Gap.
tursd, and some few killed by the secession.
lists IL their late raid on Manassas Junction,
whore quite town existed, the oontrabands
when they rstreatsd from Manassas last spring
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Colonel Il. b. Howisr, Of ths Brooklyn,
n. Y. l4th y. N.

Arrived hore Saturday night, and now lies at
the Nstiona'. He was woundedin the battle vt
AansssAa Plains on Friday about dark while
riding In front Of bis regiment, urging On his
the asshy part. and did not ipjure the bone; the
ball lodged IN the saddle, II Ia supposed. We are
informed by one who Witnessed the battle, that
the artillery was within twenty yards Of each
other, and was most desperate. Dr.. Fairly. Of
four hours, and II 10 supposed he wSs taken
prisoner. This famous regiment (the red.legged
devils, as they are oallsd by the rebeis) have
Tor the second time distinguished themselves
onsI nrovsd himssIi n brsye and dsrins oom :
mander.
The Colonel started for his home last night
about 8 O'Clock. He was quite comfortable,
though his wound wa' very painful.
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PsrSonal.

Gov. stanly, Of North Carolina, 10 in town,
and has rooms at Willards'. Tho reason Of his
visit here At this time has not transpired.
Mr.. Helper, = native Of the old North State.
the man whom Gov. StAply exc ellsd there.
from, and brother Of the author Of that name,
10 also In town, NJ the National.
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uELMBOLD,s EXTRACT BucuU.

The aREHT DITRErIC
T8k aHEAI DIURErn
TaE GREAT DIURETIL
the GREAT DIURETIL
And positive and Specific rsmrdy for Diseases OF iht
blsdder, Kidneys, Gfsvel, DroVW
Organ WsakasU,
And oil Diseases Of ths Urinary Orgsns
Bee advertisement In smother oolunn. Cut Il ou
ald send for the msdioius d ouos
Beware n oouats0tas. jst-sn
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ATUnlon Prayer Msstang.-Ths upoi
Prayer Meeting will be held every afternoon ,nb
week, 10 New Ysrk Avenue ohuroh, Rev. DR.. Cur
isyS,) oommsneins 81 O'Clock, and eontinuing ens
hour jy2
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~ Great PsnAsylvanta R6uts.-Ths
qui let and safest route to tho NorthWsst and
Southwest. Two through trsins daily, and one o.
Sunday. 6oldisrs' tickets 1t Goverbmsnt rates 10
ali the prinoipal points 10 the North and West roI
toks ssd urher inform x,ion apply at the once Of
the "Great PeAnyylvsuia Route" portheNt corner
PeunsylvaniL avenue and sixth strset, under Ma
tiuusi nptL Once open from .. m. to Q p. n
ON suudays . to I p. m.
aug Sly Aren't
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~ LIBRARY OF CON 0REss, July ~,
lS8A.-rhs Library Of Congress will Be- olossd from
July tlst 10 September lst -
lyX Librarian.
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The OAs Hundred and rerty y.Ninth Penn
sXlYaAAA y0luAteaIe

Passed up the Avenue with full ranks last night
about 6 O'Clock. They belong to the Buckiail
Brigade, and wore the usual emblem In their
oaps. They were recruited In the northern
part Of the State, and are commanded BY Col
Stone. They we're well armed and eQuippe
and looked like good material for soldiers.
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Surgeons and Nursss

From Baltimore and Philadelphia volunteered
In numbers under the invitation OF the Ssore-
tary Of War on Saturday. About 400 passed
through this city yesterday morning. They
we're stopped In Alexandria and ordered back
~ their ssrvises we're not required.
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New vOak rxcELslOh sAkERY,.
IN es0 5th strsst, nsAr Maryland ave-, Islaid
WIN PATEN respectfully informs the public thai
he has become cole proprietor Of ,he celebrated -
tablkhmsnt latsly owned BY hs fAthss, and viii b
happy TO supply ali ord6s with the utmost disp. oh
st prfoes In accordance with the timss The quality
Of oar articles 10 not to bs sxoelisd. butiss ssp
piled on liberal tcrms.
Again We cone ts ore you,
Our banner 10 ubfarleJ,
While our oust0nsrp are hockinR
From ali qusrton Of the world.
For our Bread, our Cake, and Pastries,
For our Puddings, 6wsetmsats, too;
And they como 20 last upon ~,
That We sosrce know Whse 70 do.
Our bsks,s have been busy
From early nom I'LL night,
While orr stock Of -four d vanishing;
Bat thL gives ~ delight
For quick sslss and snail proAs,"
IL the motto Of our sore,
And n you parohase on0s from us,
fou viii Sursly purchase mere.
And also that the hsralds
VIII proclaim from North 10 Bouth,
That the "Brsad and Cake Of Pstsn's
Entsrs every ybodyS houthp
Iuiy l7-am
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~ 1hs Psnssyivanta Doidtsrs' n sltsf
ISOLATION will meet at Willard. Hall. this (Mon.
day. evening, september lst at 9 O'Clock.
J. X NJ ORHEAD, PrssIdsnt
JoHH n. SULLIVAN, Secretary. sep
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visiting Days .. shs faospitals II Z
CAlv.


General Hospital, Judiciary Square Mon.
Day and Thursday, bstwssn and O'Clock.
Cranch Hospital, (E street Baptist church
and the Unitarian church. .)-Every day, from
| TO 8 O'Clock.
Trinity Hospital, (oorner Of Third and @
streets. LIVERY day from to O'Clock.
Hours for visitors at Ascension General Hos.
pital, street, between Ninth and Tenth, ail
days, from l to p. m.
Armory. Square Hospital, (on Seventh street,
between the Canal and B street, Island. livery
day, from TO Q O'Clock. p. m.
Cidburne Hospital - Tuesdays, SATURDAYS.
and Sundays, between the hours Of Z and &
p. N.
Any addition to. or alterations In, the above
table will be oheerfuly made.
BoAk1ng Rates.
The following are the rates At which bank srs
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
silvsr-ths legal tender notes being the stand.
Ard:
Buying. Selling.
sI1I.; sS,S; :....ls' p'rc. pr:m3ss pei. .. prem.
Demand notes. &
Banks Of issue in Warrington and Georgetown:
Warrington. 9soresiossw.
Bank Of ofMetropolis. Farmers and Nsch's
Bank Of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Connsroe.
FARMS b Nsroh's. B'nk.
The Farmers' and Nerohants' Bank snd ths
Bank Of Commerce issue notes of the denomioa.
tion Of one dollar and upwards.
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RAHE CHARCE.-F SA l. e. The
n Good Win, Lasss, Fixtures, AMI Furniture Of
hsvtau,snt and Boardios Houss, In . good losa'
ton, now ooips good business Satisfactory rsA-
sons given for ceiling out Inquire At III y stis.t,
" offos Of FLORENCE Il COIANT,
aug 99-3ts
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Of this weSk for sale at the once Of tie NdtIosa
Rspuhltea~. Pamphlet edition, - cent? Bound
edition, IS cents. q
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o r FL OIAL.

DnPARfNnn OF STATE,
Washinqo~, Jan. Is, 1854
fhs Secretary Of State will hereafter recsivs
member Of Congress on business on Satuedsys
commencing with Saturday, he lrst Of nsyi
month.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AaussAeAss.

GRovxR's THsArni opened on Saturday night
amids, the widest sxoltsmsnt in relation 10 the
battle progressing near hanasses. Every sea,
appeared hllsd, and each person seemed great.
y surprised TO and % general an sttendanoe
under the Circumstances. John Owens, our
old fayorits, was greeted with en- immense ovs.
tion ofapplause, a. was Miss Denim and every
member Of the company. The bill, Poor Gen.
ueman and Yankee Teameter, was rendered In
, an admirable manner. Mr. Owens and Mis-
fore the curtain at the conclusion Of the Arst
piece. Tonight the bill rendered ID Tay lor's
intensely humorous comedy Of tho Victims,
and the farce Of Forty Winks, presenting NJ.
Owens, Miss Denim, and all Of the artists vho
viii bs the arst appearance o. Miss Isabel Free.
man, hiss sophy Climber, Mis- Williams, Shirley
France aad others. l
FoRp's New TENTH 6fRE.r THHAfn1.-Mr. J.
g. Clarke still continues TO keep the audience
shouting with laughter At Manager Fords sle-
giant tsmple Of the drama. Tonight the I'm
widely different from any ihe public have vel
seen him 10. The name Of the character 10
Bob II ks, and 10 oonsidsrsd BY the most criti.
cal 70 b., a. Clarke psrsopatss II, most 70.
narksbls piecs Of acting. snlisting our sympa
fortunes i Of poor Tyfs many = long year aesr
the curtain OF the mimic world has shut him
from our sight, but never from our memory.
Let oil see Clarke ~ Bob Tyke. A humorous
a. no 10 10 "Toodlss," jnst is Affecting 10 he ~
poor Bob Tyke. However, glance over the ad-
vertissmsnt and then 60 and judge for your.
selves. ,..... .....t
CANrRRsuRY.-Ssvsral usw stars have been
added to the large and tAlented company per.
forming at this dsssrvedly popular place Of
amusement, among whom We may mention Miss
Amelia wells, the fascinating actress and 70.
calist, Mile LIstta, danseuss Of great oele-
briy, and Misses Blake, Harrison, Forbes, and
Clifford.
The bewitohing little favorits, Miss Helena
Smith, will also appear this evening. Every
member Of the former company appears to-
night, including the great sensation Spanish
dsnseuse, Mile Marietta Ravel, Miss Clara But
lsr, the charming vocalist, Bob Butler, the
celebrated pantnmlnist, Bob Hart and Lev Sim.
mons, delIneators Of negro character, Master
Tommy, the wonderful prodigy, and others too
numerous TO mention. Those who wish TO see
the most varied, Interesting. and highly anus.
ing performance ever offered to the public,
should 90 to Canterbury tonight.
The national Republican., 1862-09-01

DY J. o. mceUIRH n CO., Auesionssrs.
d VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVRO
FARN NEAR BLADkNSBUkG AT PUBLIu
II otEei .. n, On ,hs prcnises, ~ shaii eli IL
valuable and highly improved Farm situated sbdat
hall nile beyond the village Of B.ds nsburg at ~
crossing Of the raj road turnpike. and ad]oiniAg
the fam Of hafles B. Calvert, Esq. IL ooutalis
aome ninety three four acres o. land aud u ahdoe
high stats Of improvement, with ps!iioular rsiss.
trees, yosng srapery hot beds, has sprnss Of Wss,
and q believed v % the best Improved land witlIi
the vicinity Of W sshinEton.
1hs Improvements sopsist Of . two story douDls
frame dwelling and large barn and stabing erected
on the must approved plan.
Terms Oae four in ca.h; the remaiuder In sig,
twelve, eighteen, Knd twenty .ioar months, vi d:
tsrest secured BY deed Of trust on tbs premisss.
sorses. CsssIs' x .son,. Isrns.s. " And F%msS
Utensils will be told.
J. c. MCGUIRE / CO,
al 22-eo6ds Auctionesiy.
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ADAMS Express Company,
IA O0es Ola Penn. Avenue,
WAsaneron CIrI, D. @.
GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST,
RRN EXPRkSB FOkWA RDERS.

Msrohandiss, Money, JsWslry, Velua.
biss, Notes. Dtooks, Bonds, Ac.,
Forwarded with BAvETY AND DIgPATCH 10
all accessible oions Of the country. This company
has sgenoisa In the principal railway towns In the
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
Iu principal Offices ars
WASH!NGION. DO, NEW YORK, BOSTON
PHILADELrHIA, BALTInoRE, GIN.
olSTALLLs NILE 81 LkL}Sl,i,dH d2HiS, L9uIs'
Copnectisns are made st New York and Boston
with lines forwarding TO- the .CANADAs and the
BRiIIsH rR0vIHCEs, and With stssmahiP line.
and tiisncs BY European ekpressss to all prominent
oounsreisl towns In GrsSt Britain and on the Con
Collection Of NOTES, DRAFTS, and BILLS
made 1t all accessible parts Of the Unilsd States
G, g, DUNN, Agent,
jslS washingtoo, d G.
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THE n. LOUIS, Chestnut Street.
l. Betvean Third snd FosytS. PhiisdsIDhI

Bstvssn Third and Fourth, Phiisdslphis
The undSrAsDsd having lsassd foe stsfaa Of yssn
this popular hoass have De pleasure of snnouaoins
% thsii fisnds aad ths travelling eoa1naIty that n
snse ths Ara q March last, has bssa entirely rs1e.
vatsd md fs1ttsd II . supsiior manner the apart.
.ssts s.s lafss, Esil ysoSls;sd, a.a f...l.hsd I,
all the dspo1 and stsamboas hAdings, and IN ths
Immediate Vicinity Of the Oustoa Holss, Post O6es
aa1 the Corn Exchange. - -
Co1nsetsd With ~ Hotel b Q Rssa..s..s ~ u.
sseonnoastise Of thoes prsisflin6 the karopsas
plan. Fries Of Rooms fo6 Three 70 6svsn dollan
per week, aooordlng 70 losadn.
board u 80 per day. Table d'hots for merchant
md eusnsss nsu iron to 2:
ny 1on ISAAC L. DEVOE,
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~ ~ I N u
AsI maAufaossrs Trusks extsndvsly, and nsoss.
sary have oil hinds Of Trunk Matsrisi, sm better
prepared 70 rspts ruaks, h., thoroughly and
prompuy, than auy other sstablishmsnt II the esty
" JAAR6 y. TOPHAN.
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UNITED STATES nlLlfARY LAWS.

A SECOND EDITION Of thus work b nov goins
"A tLruugh the pros, and will Be- ready for d..
livery In ssw days II embraces all the laws which
have been paSssd By ouGrsss ffon l77e TO the end
Of the past ssson Of cos grss relative 70 tbs Army
Yoluntssn, Militia, bcsnty Lands, and Pensiois.
Tbsss laws are ehrcoelosioally arranged, but ds
10 existence fron those that are not 20, with iul
notes and references aud the legal dseiscus under
them n many oas.s, for~iV @mp,se htsry g a.
on hss white paper, bound d ths best law II ,ls,
with full, reliable. and exhaustive index, from
eoo 70 100 page N an at >S PR COPY to subsoribs
Ofdsrs. addfssssd to J. p. oALlAs, wsshinst,n,
viii receive rompt attention.
GEORGE ". CHILDS,
Publishsrs, "a asd 60 Chestnut
~ t1-soloN street, Philadslphil
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ID r. A. u A p p q N +,
Physisial and DeltiIt,
OMes, No. q 4 street, near the CiruIs.

Dr. ZAPPOND eeatsuss 10 eivs iAsirus ioas 10
Hsdical 81 udsa6 anA othsfsis knato0y, Physio
~. Che0i.ay, &c. losy, Botasy, NJ vaiiols ether
for rent 10 the SANE building. asg Is
The national Republican., 1862-09-01

Corns Cured Wishsat Pain.
Buaions, Cllb and Inverted Nsil, Vascular Rx
crseeuoes aud all Diseases Of the Feet suossssfuliy
treated BY Dr.. WnIrl, the well knoWn Chiropodh{
-. Pennsylvania svenue, near Four .anda. hall
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Tnt1ArO DAYs..

nv eh hs.H = WILLIAMS, A.eelssssrs,
u No SIS Seventh street, corner Of d.
hOusEHOLD AND KITCHEN yURNITuRD
we shall ali II 10 o'clock q. n ct III, residss % a
Vssssll, Esq No. 6s4, Twsiith st1ssi, bstAe.n
asd nrseis, near Pennsylvania svsaas, . god
assor meut Of furniture, via:
Mshsgaay Sofas, Lounges, ssd Pasior sd 9th =
ChaAfs
Mahogany Card, x,ensoa and other Tables
1CottaSs Cnam6er 6s.s, Cane and Wood ChaiS
Cottage Bedstsads, WaIdrobss aAd Mastie =.
WINDOW shadss, China, 0las and Cresksry
Ware = -
Carpets and HsitinR
Cooking Radiators and other Stoves
With sood assortment Of Kitoosa 1sqlisiteL
Terms cash.
GREEN 4 wILLIANs,
ssp l-St [Star] Auotionssr.
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Maryland Syned-BeeoaA Days Proes ICED.

The Synod met at O'Clock on Saturday morn.
ing in 81. Paui's Church. After half an hour
spent 10 dsycticnsl services, The president Ms.,t
was accepted and appropriately referred.
The election OF officers for the year resulted
in the choice ofRsv. Dr.. Norris, President; Rev
l. swartz, Secretary; Rev. q. II. Brsndan
Nine o'cloct was nxnd as the hour for the
opening Of Synod, and one O'Clock a the hour
OF fadjournmept-th frst half hour Of zach day
TO be spent in devotional exercises.
The Presidents report, journals, sermons oi
ferred to the several committees. l.7
Rev. Messrs. Emory and Burkitt, Of the Ale
ghany Synod, and Rev. Mr.. Coombs, Of this city,
were received as advisory members.
The Treasurer's report was read, accepted
and reierred TO an auditing committee.
Bspsnoiary education claimed the attention
of the Synod and vas discussed BY Rsvs. J. q.
Butler. b. Bishop, Dr.. Baugher, President Of
Pennsylvania College, Dr.. Diehl. Rev. J. Evans,
Revs. seplsy and Finoksl. The subject was
laid upon the table - unfinished business.
Religious services were arranged 70 take
place - follows: ,...
Sermon on Saturday evening, At O'Clock In
81. Pauls Church, BY Rev. Dr.. Bowen. On Sun.
day, xt II =. M, sermon BY Rev. Dr.. Norris; Al
eo%munion service and address By Rsy. Dr. Dr.
The communion services At this church were
Of the most impressive character, and the nd
drs.s Of Dr.. B.ushsr vas listened to with
German Evangelical Church. (Rsv. DR.. Finek
el's,) at II q. m, Rev. Dr.. Brandon. The ser
mon at this church was delivered BY Dr.. Finck
el. Dr.. Brandon having been excused.
St. Johns, (Gsrman,, II =. m, Rev. hr
Noier.
West Presbyterian Church. 8 p. M, Rev. Nr
6splsy.
seventh Presbyterian Church, II a. m, Rev
Hr. Evans.
Thirteenth street Baptist Church, 1 p. m.
Rev. Dr.. koCr0n.
Methodist Protestant (Twentisth street, J
Church, II a. M, nev. Mr.. Miller; Up. m, Rev,
Mr.. Bruning
Methodist Protestant (Ninth strest) Church,
II a. M, Rev. J. Martin; sp. m, Rev. Mr.. vii.
liams.
After which announcement the Synod I'D
journed.
The services at the different churches yes.
terday we're very well attended, notwithstand.
ing the inclement weather and the excitement
consequent upon the stirring news from the
army In Virginia.
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80 PsAnsylvanla avenue (nSrsA slds),
between lSsh and l3sh strssss.
BRAZILIAN PKBBLR sPRcrAcLss,
eorotly tultsd 70 the particular eoaditioa OF the
Visual ofgans
MILITARY YIELD 9LASsKS,
ior day o. sight.
MGR RO8 COPDB,
sinsls or compound.
ORIRA 9LAB0D6,
with ths Anest aehromaie lenses.
sTRRROSCOPES ana VIEWS; NATHKNAT.
ICAL, eURyEYOR9', sad rH Y1IOA Z INST ~.
KoHETsKs, 10 q he is.sss N.s 1si p,t .,
Wholesale OF retail. aue Il
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A IL rnn sssf w. "a
fABLE cu7LGSSS, osa rss1oS
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES Il.
.......... .s.t....s OF ALL KINDS.
CAMP FURNITURE
r, =. TIN WAR E
n. n. NARROWER, "
90 1e-om Me- ~ Ssvsath slSsek.

W.'A'o's -,...
WINE SALOON.
.r Aso EIGHTH BrAAnT,
Near PeWasylpanja AVsnss,
WASHINGTON, D. Q. I
MPoArtA OF
German, PFsssA, aad 0aAWba Wlnn.
4. es.ssh g 2 spye. s'ssss - ~ wss rssty
THIS y TO eiyn A0floE. \ lAsstehs
4 sueeexber ha obtalne1 ffoA tie OrphAn's
Oosst Of Washinetea County b ,hs DktRiei Or Go.
lsnbls lsttsfs ofAdnlsistssas4 .. ne pefsoasl =
tats o. Alexander .. WadsWosth. lats sf Washlsg.
ton eosuty afcfssaid, deceased All psssoss kav.
ing elsms aSainst tks said 1sceased, are hsSby
warned 10 s1hist The sa1S, Min - veseAsss trc.
o. y the slbssrosr, o. esioes ~ "a day q IA
Ssss :. n Ht; ,A:y .aX eih:svss y law b sssludsd
oivsn under ny land this - lay q AsSust, lssa
JOHN D. VILLA, Admink6ator.
DAVID 4. BURk,
Aeont foe AAniaisffaicP.
asg 1s-laweWs
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A PURNISARD ROUsB TO LHT.-Ths eon.
"A tortabls and neatly .iurnishsd Hoass, No. u
AissosFi avenue, \ nsw 1os rent. For tsrns, spPt
o The pramisAa js@ii&
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NoT'0s'
WHOLESALA AND RETAIL GROCRR,
The ssbeeribsr, having Nosntly completed shs
erection Of his new building on the ts Of his former
prsmiss:, (destreysd BY nre soms time sinos.) besl
10 call the attsntion Of his old friends and the public
gsnsrally 70 the fact, and to remind them Of his
ability TO ssrvs thsm In all branches Of the
GENERAL GROCERY TRADE,
aot busiosss.
Re has recently returned non the various North.
en- m.issm, where he has carefully selected com.
EVERY HING REQUISITE FOR A FINE
FAMILY GROCERY,
and having purchased sxcluslvsly for cash. can offer
peculiar Inducements, both .. TO price AndQuality.
His stock Of Fine Tees, Wines. Liquon, Sagsrs Of
all srsdss, Spies
Bourbon. koscssshsls, and Rye whisky.
Fruih MustAid., Sauces. Wooden Ware, 10.
Ars ofth best description, and all adapted to the
trade Of Warrington.
JESSE B. WILSON,
No. SAT Pennsyl lvania svsnus,
bet. Sixth and Seventh SITS. south Gda
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ITENTJON SOLDIERS AND SUA,
"A LERS Having Just completed our assortmsu1
Of Camp Furniture, We would nov respectfully -
vits the attention Of Soldiers and SutEs. Our =
sortnen. oomprs In part the following Csnp
goods,
Tables, Camp Stools, Camp Cois, Camp M MaiiIssss&
with Of oth articles oi Camp furntufe o4loulsts
10 make rcl1ier comfortable. Al OF which Will .
sold Ut the very lowest cash p ices 1t
GREEN WILLIAMS,
au 81 No. ti6 Seventh sti cot, corner
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-19
THE NEW-Y0RK TRIBUNE.
1861.

THE New YoRK TRIBUNE first issued in
1872. nnS IN It's twenty SECOND Year. has
obtaInud both "a larger aud more widely
dltfiMd circulation than any oihor news.
paper ever published in America. Though
IL h,s sutf red, in common wi III Other jour
mails, from tho volun eHrng and departure
of tens OF thous ,nds ot it's patrons 10 serve in
OF the War for Ihs Uhion its circulation on
this 9Th ot December, 1862, is ai follows:
DAILY 90 I25
sEMI WEEKLY, II $50
WEEKLY. l4s 600
Aggregate. 2i5 800
Pr.-eminenlly journal of N,.ws aud Of
Luv,a uru.lHE tribune has political convic
tinny winch are well claracor z"d by Lbe
single word REPUBLICAN, 1t is Republican
in it's hearty adhesion to tho gronL truth
that God has made of ono blood W ma ions
OF msn"-ltepubica in its assertion ot tn"
equal and inuliunabls rights OF all ncn to
''lif,. liberty. aud tho pursuit OF happiness
-Rrpublcan IN it's steHdtnst. earnnSt. de.
q mt hOstlluy to ovorv scheme and effort of
tho Slave Power. from tho Annexation OF
Trxas 10 the Groat Rebellion. TO grasp the
empire nf the New World aud wiold tho 10
sourcUs OF our country tor irB own aggrand
iSmenl-R-puhlican in its nniag"nism to
tho arlstocrats and despots OF the Old
World, who fondly hail in the perls aud
c,lami,ies suddenly thrust upon US by their
American counterpart the overthrow and
ruin Of tho Mndel Rapnhlic-Repuh'ican in
IFS hone and trust, its faith and effort, that
thIs atrncous Rebellion must result in the
signal overthrow of iis piouers. md tn"
Arm establishment of equal rights and "qnal
laws throughout tho whole cx ont ot "ur
emntry. wherein l. borty and Union shall
indeed DO zone aud inseparabIe henc"torth
and forever.
The TRIBUNE devotos attention in calmor
times. and to SON" cxtont in these. TO Il Ia
cation. Temperance. A. icu'tuie. lnvnnil"ns,
AMI whatever olse may minister TO tho spir
itual and material progress and w"ll'b"lng
of mankind; but for the present its oner
Rios and its columns are manly devoted TO
tho inauguration and succoss of tho War for
the Union Its special correspondents 40.
onmpanv every considerable army and re.
port every Important incident OF that great
struggle WHICH va trust ls soon TO result IN
the signal and conclusive triumph nt ihe
National arms and in the restoration ni
Peaos and Thrl.i TO our distracted, hleai ng
cOuu1Yv, We bolIeyo that no olherw;se
can o fuller or more accurate SinS ot the
progress and character of this momontous
conflict he ob'ainad than through tho rrgu
lar perusal Of 0ur columns. Aud We earn
eatIy solicit Ihs CO operation Of all triend'
of tho National cause. which va regard and
uphold as that of UuiVorsal Humanity, tC
aid Us in extending It's circulation.