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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-14
From General Mcclellan.

Headquarters Army OF the P0t0mho,I
oanp at Roaper'S Church, May 49,
To Hon. E. M Stanton: ra4ss
Commander Rogers writes me to-day that he,
with gunboats, yesterday passed little Brandon.
Everything quiet, and no signs Of the troops
crossing the river. a.- 4 laHaL zlv.
Two batteries of ten or twelve guns were
found OF the south eide ofJames river, one oppo-
site the mouth of Warwick, and another about
southwest from Mulberry Point. The upper bat
tery on Harden's bluffs has heavy riaed pieces
Between the batteries lay the jamestown and
Yorktown. Commander Rogers offered battle
but the gunboats moved off. He silenced one
battery and run past the other.
(Signed) GEO. B MCCLELLAN,
Msj.-Gen Commanding.
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1n,aro.,inr son,hern News.


CINCINNATI, May 13.-The Commercial has
the following news: q. g.. gt,
The Memphis Avalanche of the 9th says:
Telegraphic news from Richmond 10 painfully
significant, Mcclellan seems to have been
preparing the came fate for Richmond that
Butler and Porter got up for New Orleans,
The Avalanche Of the same date says OF al
fairs in New 0fleans: -1 = y
Mayor Monroe and all the Aldermen have
been arrested, and on refusing 10 take the oath
were sent to prison. Great distress prevailed
in the city; food of all kind is extremely scarce,
-four is not to be had at any price. There is
more of the Federal force yet to be landed, and
the river Is full of Federal gunboats, mortars
and transports. a.s.
The Avalanche says the Congressional atam'
pede from Richmond had q very depressing
effect and 1t is believed 1t foreshadows an early
evacuation of Virginia. The policy OF evacu-
ating 10 nearly played out, We have but pre-
cious little more territory that We can spare.
The Memphis Argus says the Confederate
loss at Shiloh was seven thousand killed and
wounded. ft ff ,.a
The Memphis Argus, in an article on gunboats'
Gays: s NGtf
| Thus far Il must be confessed that our at
tempts with gunboats on the river have been
disgusting fzzle; the people know 1t, 60 does
The. correspondent of the Memphis Ava
lanche says thirty-thEee peE cent. OF blshoI
Polk's army was killed and wounded at Shiloh
| The Avalanche of the 7th says We have ad
Iyices from New Orleans up TO Saturday at "
II A. M. General Butler has taken the st
Charles Hotel for his headquarters. The Ev
ana House, on Poydrois street, has been con
yerted into hospital. The Jackson Railroad
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Firo I'm Boston.

BosToN, May ia destructive fire occur
red last night at the Junction of Broad ant
Millar streets. It commenced in 65 Broad st.
occupied by Webster Il Co.; thence 1t commu
nicated to ISL aud l53 Milk street, occupied BY
French, Wells & Co., dealers in crockery ware
The three buildings, with their heavy stock o
goods, were destroyed, and two adjoining store
were crushed by falling walls and completed
demolished. The total loss is estimated a
5000 600,
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Money marBet.
ITILEoRAPHEp TOR THE OHIO srATnxAA.I

ITELEoRAPHED FOR THE OHIO sTATHAAA.I
NKw YORK, May l3
call
Strictly Prime Paper scarce and wanted at 495h per
cent. discount.
stearng Exchange dull at 1l3H for Bankers' Bills.
American Gold has declined to az per cent. pre-.
MUM.
California Gold Bars dull at 3I93% per cent. pre-.
mium.
Government stocks less active and lower United States
skies Of 1881 close at lO9IO5. 1910 Treasury Notes
at l04N@IO5.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-14
Assistance for the People OF New Or
Icana-Firat nlall for New Orleans.

New YoRK, May IA movement Is max.
ing by the Government, which indicates de.
sign on its part to assist the starving people oi
New Orleans, as in the case OF those at New
bern and other points A dispatch was yester-
day received from Washington, directing that
the Ocean Queen should be loaded with COM
missary stores and sent direct to New Orleans.
It 10 understood that these stores are for distri
button as Gen. Butler may direct.
The mail to be sent to New Orleans this even
ing, by the steamer Connecticut, will be much
larger than was expected. The number Of let
ters which will be mailed before the Connectl-
cut sails, will reach ten thousand, mostly on
business.
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What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
@ Effect?

pa. HuRD's MOUTH WASH and TOOTH POWDER
wnieye to young ladies that finest charm IN aoman-a
s"Ss' Hs pIsasn and pearly teeth Try them ladies'
DR.. huRDa Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder will
ceanse me mouth from ell foul exhaAtions; and Il used
tne morning, will make the breakfast taste sweeter and
@ nu uy Desin more pleasantly. Hundreds Of persons
| can tesuiy 70 this: Try them, gentlemen. :.
IL hukps Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder are the
Dest preparations in the world for curing Bad Breath and
swns Hrmness and health 10 the gums. Hundreds Of
e'0' nave been cured by Dr. Hurts astringent wash
DR.. HuRD'o MOUTH WASH and TOOTH POWDER
gNeah additional cham to cour,ship and rnase hus.
more agreeable to their wives and wives 10 their
ing rr- - EEF = - WY Psi'on nav
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-14

srRAasuae, VA, May 1a.-Cars on the Ma
nassas railroad reached the bridge on the north
side Of the Shenandoah TO day for the first time
The bridge here is being tapidly rebuilt. nm sss.
u 10 rumofed that Col. Ashby was captured
but Il ID diacredited In oHiolal quarters,
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What are the People Doing9

The American people Intelligent enough to uppre
cte preparations that contribute 90 much 70 the happ
mesa OF those using them, and they want them. EVER
THIa some the NEURALGIA PLAsTERs and mott few en-
closing 81 cents for the Mourn WAsH, to be sent By mall
put 70 these We are compelled to reply that 1t s mpoSs
pie to send half pint bottle by mail The people want
tnese Remedies. Who aOis sgpply Es0nf 4. /.
l. Now In the r r-.f.. n sa17 90 "a etr Il
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Neuralgia Plasters.

DR. DR; Heaps NEURALGIA NoN-ADHRsIvE PLAa,
TIERS are the most pleasant and snoceesni ra.sdlss
ever prescribed for this painful disease The pafiep
app hes one, soon becomes drowsy, falls asleep, ana
aWakes iree from rain, and blister or other
VI injurious consequences ensue. For RARACHR and
NERyoua HRADAcHE, apply according to directions and
Ieet Will surely follow. Nothing can be obtained equal
70 70 pr. Hurds Compress for Neuralgia. Try them.---
They are entirely novel; curious and original prenar
alton, and wonderfully euccessfui Thev are OF two
Sses one SMALL for the face, price Is cens and the
otner large, for application TO the hody pFc0 cent
Wv Do nl0Red on receipt of prioe and ona ltauln Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-14

LOUISVILLE, May l2--Commodore Foote lett
for the East on the mail boat at noon. a Isl-
Morgan has released on parole Col CoReei
late Of Walford's cavalry. .--.--------.-
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TO MARRIED MEM,

Or Those Contemplating Marriage
THE undersigned will giveinformaticn on very in
tsrsssia0 and inpOrsdns subject, which will DO valu'
ed more than thousand tmeslts cost by every married
couple Of any age condition In liie The Information
will bs sent by mail to any address the receipt OF y
cents (sitper) and one red stamp.
All letters should be addressed to
II. B. MORRIS, NJ. D.
ootal- -Iva,awdkp Boston, Mar.
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Price ONE DOLLAR; or. SIX for "a
WIN. B. HURo 4 CO,
Tribune Buildings, New York

2. Y Dr: HURD's MOUTH WASH, TOOTH PoWDRR.
, ana rooTHAoaE DROPS cannot be sent BY mall, bui
can Pso1aoy DO obtained at your Drug or Periodical
fhhAsuKY' Price, om DOLLAR, which contains them.
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CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

shTewd agents can make smAll fortune IN carrying
uRT Is the neaest article that man or woman can crfv
around Send for one and or, better Adosens Whch
we will SELL as samples for e. Agents ppllsd lbsr
ally with Circulars u Nov y the time % go into
spending thousands for the bgneft Of agents. new
England men and pomenl here d something Mica. and
chance to take the tide at it, aood. IA ~ ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-14

] RArrInOar, May iss--Ithe regular boaE
from Old Point has arrived, but brings no later
IneWe,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-14
Removed from his old Office.

DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, near High st''
Columbus o. has devoted himself for series Of years
to the treatment Of certain private diseases he may be
consulted at his Office on Broadway near the Exchange
Ianl9dH n ftl El tat fa 3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-14
WAsHlNaron. MAY [

WASHINGTON, May l3
SENATE,-Mr. McDougal, from special COM
mittee, reported back the Pacific Railroad bill
and moved that 1t be made the special order for
Thursday next.
Mr.. Fessenden objected to it being made the
special order for that day; bill of such mag.
nitude could nOt be passed In day. The tax
bill mast be taken up, and he wanted nothing
else to interfere with that.
The motion was rejec.ed-yeas II, nays l9.
On motion of Mr.. Wilkinson, the bill to pro-
tect the Indians who have adopted civilized
haolts' was taken up and passed.
Mr.. Wilson, from the Military committee,
reported Joint resolution TO provide for the
presentation of medals of honor to enlisted men
and volunteers. Passed. lls
He also offered an amendment 10 the resolu-
tiOn offered By his colleague Sumner ia regard
10 placing the name of battles on colors of req
iments, aa follows:
Rss0Iued, That the President be authorized to
permit euoh regiments as may distinguish them
selves by their conduct or courage in battle, to
linacrlbe the names Of battles In which such reg
iments are engaged, on their fags.
Mr. Wilson said he should call DIP the reso-
luton coon, ,1.i
On motion of Mr.. Chandler, the bill for the
better protection Of the revenue was taken up
The bill authorizes the President to refuse a
clearance to any vessels, and prohibit the i'm
poItation Of any goods, when he has reason to
believe tho goods are intended In any way to
reach and benefit the rebels, and gives the Sec
retlry OF the Treasury power to prohibit trans
portation, by any vessel or railroad, of any
goods With are intended for or likely to fall in
TO the hands Of the rebels. s-r 'r.s -
The Indian appropriation bill was taken up
An amendment was adopted, making one Indian
reservation in California instead of two, and
otherwise reducing expenses.
Adjourned.
HoUsE.-7Mr. LOVejoy moved that the House
J concur 10 the Senate amendments to the bill
establishing Department of Agriculture. u
Mr.. Phelps of Mo. expressed his opposition
to the bill. If it had provided merely bureau
Of statistics and agriculture, to be connected
With the duties now discharged by the Commis
aloner of Patenta, 1t should have received hit
(Phelps) support; but believing it would create
another Cabinet officer, he moved TO lay the
amendments on the table.
This was disagreed to by vote Of lOagains
The amendments we're coucurred in. So thu
! bill is finally passed.
: The House resumed the consideration Of thC
pension bill. An amendment was adopted, au
thorizlng the payment Of special agent, who's,
business lt shall be to detect and prosecut
: . frauds, The bill passed -
: Adjourned. .-.-.-----------.--.. .----
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-14
I he Napoleon Hair Toilet
The NAPOLEON Hair Toilet

Has been before the public but short time and has al
ready been tested BY thousand persons and
they testify that the Napoleon Hair Toilet the greatest
beautiAer ever offered to the American people.
To prevent this Toilet from being connterfeed or I'm
itated by unpnncpIed persons we do not offer II fol
any Lady Gentleman who desires Soft Luxurant Hail
and Curls and Long, Soft Whiskers Moustache can
procure the Invgoator or Toilet, either one, for one
dollar, inclosed in letter, with their address.
Address o. n. sPENY & co., Lg-
Box I63, CollinsviIle,
'.l T. Hartford Co., Conn.
And Il will be carefully sent by return mail.
feb23-dtw&wIy " ~ "-1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-14

TRoY, May l3.--R is now estimated that the
number of buildings destroyed BY the great flte
will reach eight hundred. a., "a ,,.s, ..,, .
| The amount Of insurance was correctly stated !;
losses well distributed among insurance com.
panies, and IL is believed most Of them viii
pay -
Tne Common Council have appropriated Eve
thousand dollars for the destitute.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-14
HUNNfWELL'S
UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY

For Gn Throat and Lung Complaints including, with
most perfect results, WaooPms CoU0H, CHnoEnc ANs
ooAhoN oouaas, BRONCHIAL AND THROAT OoMPLAINTs
always forerunners Of Consumption. As a eooTHua
5TRUF Il hat superior. Freed from all Opate or
Emetc properties, may be used BY delicate const
tutions, and with perfect confidence Nus
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-14
HUNNEWELL'S
CELEBRATED
TOLU ANODvNE.

THE GREATEaT NATURAL 0PIKTK ever offered to the
world, containing not particle Of Opium, nor any sub
stance hut its strictly vegetable and medical properties
sure Remedy for NEURALGIA, RHRuAATIBM, GoUT
TooTH AND EAR ACHE, OATARRH, RosE OR HAY EEvER,
and all minor Nervous Complaints.
FoR Loss sLKKP, and Headache In ali is varetiea
thaS equal and TO which most undoubted testmoni
ais are offered. ?
For DKLIRIUM TREMENs it Is a most perfect remedy.
RoR BOWEL CoMPLAIFTs, after removing the pain II aut
sphysc, most important contrast with the eonstps
tory effects Of Opium. .5 r.s.r e.gH..r- a.
TO Physicians Formulas and Trial Bottles will be cent
and to Dealer or Invalid descriptive pamphlet without
'postage-stamp." -
Prepared under tho special supervision OF - 4.
JOHN LIZ HUNNEwELL,
oHKArsr AND PuARMAcRUTIsT, =
No Commercial Wharf, Boston, Mass.
To whom please direct all communications. ~.
PricOs-sArg, Cough Remedy, 50 cents per bottle.
Tolu Anodyne, SO a. ..tQ{1
For sale by the usual WhOlsSale and retail dsaiei
everywhere. M ..-. re U 1.u4 sh 8
ROBERTS SAMUEL, N. d. MARpn, ~.
JOHN B. COOK, J. n. DKNIG,
q. DENIa o. SONS Al soHUELLER SON
msyl7-w1v Agents for Columbus, Ohio.
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NApoLEou's HAIR TOILET !,

They would also Announce to the public that they are
Agents for H. ilH...s = u n
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uMrl.natom @priua.~

Oieien 10 teliebten @srsnu9uns8crt bat Ger ltAter;ei@nste
iberncrmsn nnb ,rlautt ftp bttraut p9S bsuti&e Yutttum pom
2saisnstOu, @eprsetpwn ulo ~llmse8snc gu oabl ED. nj 8eiat
etuSularen.
@eleli Gaittn, msI9e s%efonren ltnb aui Mrlinotpn 4;c-Nics,
GrclrTcneM cbtr private SeIftt9teiten abjuIuIten, crtaltea bic
sdnfisi item 8sensuuSeu untsr Der @rfaernns, eab aueS am
41as Nera: re9te y II Der befen QualttGt ien nitro.
ptet, pa. ZIP, srii4en An unb 8. on, a~b9eaeben tpsreen.
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t rSaI unsen, 81 ett &c. iir aIt unb Sung enSurt@un. 70 bs
arlington nebt ieiner ber, ti&en Sage. zen geaturi x~bn6eiten
benz ~alSssSelat eten Brlnnelt aud allen dnoeren bttli8en AW-
IproerunoeH sntipti4t, @arl BDf.
@albtn9tCn, ., e. Suits
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SOfalbert4te aus WafbimatOn.
t Nhtunft oun Gerwunbete1

tNhtunft 0Un Gerwumbeten II.
Sim Spnnta9 Mur9en fam Der Onmpfer
ueeniIiana" NIT 1872 oermunpetsn uno franfen
ScIoaten BON DID 4oint bier an.
2. Ot frttt=3 eq / ment.- Wajpr
3ultd mnrpe am osr %lOiensn 8reitag gum
Sberltlteutenant oss nebenaenannten Jie9i-
mentS beiSroert.. Sci DER 8iIeum9 o%eHeltfn
mar ct Npjutant; Capt. Orep III Maior &C.
wOroen anO 9ieut. Gtrdbripee fungirt ais AD.
iutant.
fSet Wanaas tno bluti9e SAl1=
9ereten 3tpilAen betruntensn Gplpaten Hprae5
fOmmen. @tner wurpe bon einem Ramerao.n
auf Dem 9laBe erIGoien unO 4 nnpere erbtels
ten tGOtltde Wunoen.
t Capt. Oswald, fri9er beim "a.
q. 9. Negtnent, Der bur9 sta &rteas9eriGt
pe9en Wfeuteret CUR Oe9raotruna, @ntladltna
aus Dem Otenlte uno eintdbri9en @el1neniBz
ltrafe Serurt6eilt ipurbe, 1T pom Yr1lipenten
9tncOlm be9naoist pOroen. Der @eneral=Nt,
tornsp bat boS betr. urtbeil ,u ltreng 9sfuns
ben.
tBtg a III I 6. - Nm GamI1a9 Nddntit
tag tpuroe Ct. 9aulenmeier ireeen Nnar;fS
auf y. guhbpi5 por ben GiGter Clayton ae=
bra6t. 0abrenp Der @erbanblun0en fe(lte
es f4 berau8, oaB Die 6rau bss &ld9erS fritz
ber Die Srau 6au lenmeiers mar. Srau Bubs
eoI3 lteate nt6t in Nbreoe, paB le friber nit
benz Ansetla9ten sulammeneelebt babe, Bee
bauptete iebCA, ntAt nit benz lelben Serbeiras
ttet setpe en au letu. Nftt 8a9tpGS Bate le
f9 am 9. Stunt 1861 p%erbeiratbtt. $. Be,
b%auptets, baB #. feline 8rau iei; er babe li9
nit ibr am II. Nlat 1852 gu Y6ilaeelp6ia
perbstratbst uno Nleerman SbOemafer babe
bic Srauuns sUusc9en. l1mssttbrt bradbte
Trau SuMtclS Dor, CAP $. in DeutlAlano
cine Trou leten babe. Der 8t4ter ltelte bte
8rau inter 8arelhaft uno 5auienmeisr Serz
lpra6, na6 9bilaDelpbia eeben gu molten, UNI
Ote Sepstie fit bic @be gu bsl9afsn.
fDarIpn Srpwnluw belt eelfern
NbsnO IN Serbs 4tbendum etnen Gortraa
i6er ubte Hebeuipn".
&pl1s
puroe am SCnnta9 Na6mtttag bic S6au-
Ipielerin SAMMY QY0ns betrofen. sic lfanb
nGmli4 Dor Dem @entralwa6tbaul u. taulAte
NIT ben @efan9euen Signale aus. Na6 IT,
rsr 0erbaftuns entpidslte fe Dor Ni9trr Nalp
ter oiel Datbos. @r- entlteB le NIT elmer
Warnung,
@ntlprungen. - Nm Tpnnerlta1
Norssn 9esen l ubr enttpiGen aus Dem Sc
fdngnilie BON 9rince Georges County Fl ees
fansene 9teger uao Elm 0stBer, Namens SOB
FREY, Der einen sstpi0en Daniels sel9plen
batte. q. lag in gtlen unp man tann liA
ntdt ~erfldren, ME CT Ieine 6lu6t betpertiteli-
gen tonnte. Der @bstf pss @OuntY's fa9n,
oct nit ieinen Qeuten ouf bic Gntlprunsenen,
bic iebt Ubne @rfoIs. Oa6 @efan9niB bsfine
bet lA In Upper MarlbOrOusb.
tSenatcr 0tlIUn bon Ma6a9u.
letts 1T ernltlia erfrantt.
+Sett unerem lebten 8ert9t
farben IN ben bielisen 6cspitalern ~folecnpe
Soloaten s 9cUnan, 50. 81. g.; GWen<
1el, 50. q, g.; SOb 8urger, 8, 81. 9.
@aa. ; @m Qcmur, 81. q. g.; 50 6snper'
ion, 81. 0shn. Sol. 96pau1. 4, Yeun.
9telerpe !; Wm Ro8ers, 7. Sttp; S. G6se5bru,
10. q. g.; Noplpb Sano6rud, Scutt's u.
1S. 9. 6
Son Nleranbrta. = Capt. Mcs
MILAN pom 4. SbtusJtsg. ertrant sstern.
Die 5ospitdler Der Stapt lfnb ssflllt, Die Sc.
lamnt5abl Der Yattenten 1T Iber 1900. 3.
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M~.totto+ in gSaIbinStrn {. G. i'm beuti6tn Ra8wei-
SkItWHHI Iunse-8Ireau, Rc. oil, 9. Ctr. nate penni
Apenue, heWtlGe Wt6o@en fur G6htnueu, Stusen- uno 9in
cernldp6eu, Oeer Ipnit9en NrbeIten in ameritanilhen nnb
neutiteI iSankIieu nit ~ans9e3eidt etent euten GcHn ilnb lo9let1
~ bacon; 40 fit arReitiuGenbe iuu8e Geute fno Steaen
~pprbancen. Ga9fraes
Suni5s rs. MIIler.
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Ca Vrnt SDffers
&1MetrUpUlitan 9userbier'8 rausrei une
@dfbtuatpu Stth Iarteu,

8ew. gOrt @oenpe, swti6en /. 4nb 2. Strase.
BON SpnneF 81 Scntuer lplre ftr rftSe Glrten nebr yet.
ooaifdnpi9t nnb erireut i6 tiner INNER erSSeru CUNT res
Tutlitrums.
Scr beausm gu errei6enee Bab. bic faattioer, fir Seuiente
etnseri9tstea gou.en nab 3Ite; Der %strduntS ( Eans ,BasilIpn,
Seeelbatnen, Sttebitdnte, EurGonitaIt unb Sete ancere In
tcrbaltun9sirisle; lOnie cine Dlfmer;iane BsbienuWa unb
. raprtibuas bsr teFen GerGnte unb Geaien brr SaiOu
msrben aud tdr tteIen Spnsner nt@t perfstsn NJ + ben 3u-
Ipru0 bes 4ubitfunls gu ereolten,
@sretRen, Sdplem Il. (. 10, ipelGe itre Idnbtiden Jelte I'M
"@its 0arten" esranitaIten woqen, Wsrefn sUrtbei bufts Be
~bin9unsen pqntSsiiser ssiteat.
+. III Us 1T tinreIbenb ser9e ~eetra9en, bic bette SrtnuK8
tits aI rebt at taIen.
Gtnsm ~rsunhl.sea Ssu& ictt cntatsen
Sul1S Grnf 9peffLer.
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Trase fir Stne nno Seeen, ben eS
dn0ehf.

go srt6lt man ben beite1 9imbser Gsncmaee Glena
lei 3 crm & 9iIb, sRp. SO @Ortb-@uphr., 2 Gbiren iibsr
Der 8ride, Oi0 3pwt. 9srieIbe 8e6t me in Sdbtuns Deer
@Gseruue nber, halt i1 baber pte gDeiu, une ie 6lter, teto
fetuer I'M Arspa it CT. @eit ueuerer Get baben i& SurpSete
I'M Wtartte ~gelunbea, pel9ss nit aa6er NrniOea Ausnasmen
1d ouf a~etGrbtes 3uferpalir reoutut mundus decipi error
decipiator B. b. RE 28elt pin betrp6en lcn. Sunl23, I'm
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.Nffice BEES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

gte Wrfiaei res Sfliden Diitrtfts bat etn buntelbraunes
NfrrS, Gina II Sabre aft snb II 6aufe bod, aufsefansen; =
sbenip etnen &%ptbl9tmmcl, etra II Sabre alt uno IA 86ufe
bod. mx ~ :. ,u
r.Gt no%,mweiicn, bic Rpiten III beSableu nuo pie pferbe
tpes,unsbmSem, mibrisenfaas absr b%tsfstSsn nod benz Sefese
sSr%int lnsrben rpirh. 90. u. Ban gpnranhJ
IS pGltiet.MRarf4aa,
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Seeues @tabliNement

fir ale gprten @rabteine nit ssl9madsp1en SraaAter,,
ten uab Gisuren, ipwir CONTEMPLATION uebft a1e 2rten
gerstsrsusea, in @armpr pOer GanOfNtn, elegant ausses
fa9rt Bel y ~9termaaH,
SEQ, 127 seyiustrufrast spif4eH PART unb Spparb,
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Ma1rtdbt ar Gtemersabler.
NnTcrfnrA. Nffrc M

Baltimore, rem q. Stunt 1852.
Die BIS lest eeftattete Dtsccntc con 4 Net, an Steuer. gRe6-
uunaeu BON 1862 wrb bis gum Oienitaa ben 1.Sult ~cerl6nsert
uaG wel9eu Gage MIR nod Elm Disccntp BON 2 pct. an Steu.
ern ir ~perIonltnes Gt9cntbum unh 81 get. an @run6eteeR-
tbunt eefattet NTH.
On alen GtuerreGnunsen tOn fribertt Sa9ren, mel6e
niht Bus gum 81. hs. besablt fine, iperSen SSntersIlen soI etneul
Monnt binSuetiist. Va tb berpfliGtet bin, Bite Steuern ppM
1860 un6 1861 .neliG etn3lreiben, 70 werben one tabtt inte-
reIErtcn QsrIpnea gut tbuH, bisier gscia ibrs NufmsttIamteit
3u f9tn'eu,
@ueuIt ms SO. Price,
SNOD &taot 6 Dneftp~. s
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ls4S START! Narf! Matf
- z. StraBe, Walbin8ton .. s.
Matf

49, Z. StraBe, Walbtn8ton o. 6.
Guf Sbr Srtunts, last uns raatM
Sn ben ridden, tuit9sn @alft
SH per @t8en Spinet 5 aaen
iFret bic 2uit sunt SnlmsI I6ant!
Der Bkt lift nun tpieeer tir oas Eabiitun, SeSint. us
miro bar dntsr;eihnete eS fb ansele9en istn Iaien, Tim eub
eRie Satlpa ben CART su einsm a4Senetnex 9itbIiuss- aus-
Eu9sprt 3u MAIDEN.
Gu benz, hamilton f6htti9er @t6en itebeneen 9~eriuni9en
Cant. Salon 1T cine nut se1Nuafppleu Oecoratienen ausBe-
fiat etc 9Ibue ~aHssbapt, Ml&e t9 gersinea Oier FriSat0e-
isai4aIt II Sur 8enusuns e~upfebe.
!3meL aus Je3ei&nete xeSelbabner, Sttesiast, S9auteIn
Il. I. 10. 1sten terner sur llnt:rsaltune cer Oamen lnb Qsrren
beyettt
.Asbte Sf3elu. rnb Mefar-AS: zine, aus9eSei@aetes Ytilabtl.
YBia gsasetb,er, lcipe o4c Sncasa Sstraate N better nsalttat
Geferu,
Rg s5eben Spantns gta6miHao
Gacree=@ ~pn5erti
A@tungspon: Sertra mt 2etns.
QE- Gs fine bnrei6enbe &Oreetrun8tn sctrcfie',, bsB benz
qUblifuM ftn Der8aaSCt setcrt perctH tlnn. Sult1s
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Office bes rpnoa.Wfnrf6alls

Baltimore, ben 30. Stunt 1862.
gadri@t wtr6 bisrntt ~ecOebeu, bas feline 4diie mad Tcrt
Wpnree b~epidiat percer, aussenDmrttn lplaen ptrlonsm,
wel6e i'm DdlrSr- pber Sseoenft BET Der, Staaten inb, bis
auf tpsitere Sr0re.
guf Eeftbl ees {.
@~enernI-M 81 OTIS
8. e. GSppt.
9. o., DOp9e.
gpogiMi VrpSof Marfdau.