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POOR RICHARDS
EYE & EAR WATER !

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NO Organs of the human system are more impor-
~ tant to health and comfort than the EYE and
EAR, and yet none are less understood or more neg
lected. They seem to pass common observation,
and yet every part of the body is dependent upon
them for life and health
Poor Richards Eye and Ear Water
Is new and rare discovery, which is most wonder.
full in its operations putting to blush the old systems
of treatment, which have quite as often done harm
asgood. Below we give the certificate of Rev. r. S.
HENSON, Pastor of the Broad Street Baptist Church.
Philadelphia. If any has doubts to the value
of this remedy they may learn of its practical
value by addressing note of inquiry to Mr.. II.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. IL. 1862.
From injuries received in my right eye. when a
boy, chronic Inflammation had been produced, in
consequence of which suffered constant martyr
dom. Every moment of my waking life was embit-
tered. and was frequently unable TO sleep at night
variety of remedies had been rcsorted to with
out success. and entertained the purpose. last
resort of having the ball taken out of its socket in
the hope of thus finding relief
In the meantime. most providentiay. l noticed
one day in shop window bottle of POOR RICH
ARDS EYE WATER. had never heard OF 1t be-
FORE but determined to try it, and did with the most
delightful results In very few days the painful
irritation removed could bear the strongest
light and went forth to the enjoyment of a life.
now keep bottle of 1t always in the house, and If
my eye seems at all disposed to annoy me, give 1t a
dose, and that is end of it. would not be with
out it for any amount of money. take occasion TO
say further that my wife used TO suffer severely at
times from protracted pain in and her eye, and
she has found Poor RICHARDS EYE WATER a SOW
eregn specific in her case giving her almost instant
relief Grateful to God for the benefit that have
personally received, cannot but commend the prep
P.S HENSON.
Pastor of Broad Street Baptist Church.
Residence 1880 Poplar 81. Philadelphia.
EY-Numerous certificates of similar character
might be furnished
Poor Richards Eye and Ear Water
Is truly Sovereign Remedy for Infamed and Dis
eased Eyes, Dim Vision and Weak Eyes. Deafness,
Noise in the Head. Catarrh, rheumatism and Neu-
ralgia with all kindred diseases 1t is passed into
the ear by small glass tube which, together with
the Water, may be obtained at the principal Drug
Stores in this city. PRICE % CENTS PER BoTTLE.
TUBES CENTS.
II. ii. HAY and W. +. PHILLIPS. Wholesale
Agents.
MRS. NJ. G. BROWN, Proprietor,
novl3 dom No. 40 Arch ST., Philadelphia.
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To Let.

IINHE commodious Chamber in the northerly cor
Il ner of the new brick block, orncr of Lime and
Milk Streets, directly facing the market. Rent ow
Enquire at office of
OCEAN INSURANCE CO.,
Sept. To- 1852 diff No. 81 Exchange ST.
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NIOlasses, Pork and Lard.
az HHDS Sweet Claycd Molasses.
OO 25 (" Trinidad ."
so Tierces Muscovado
150 Bbls. Clear Pork.
80 Mess
40 Bbls Leaf Lard,
for sale by HOPHNI EATON.
nov3 lind No. Central Wharf.
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THROUGH TICKETS

ITO NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTI-
i MORE and WASHINGTON. and TO all parts OF
the WEST and SOUTH and NORTH WEST. via. all
the most popular routes and at the lo,cest Boston
rates, for sale by W. ID. LITTLE, Agent.
Oot.3. diff Office 81 Exchange ST.
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State Of Maine.
GOrllana Seminary.
NOTICE.

LNoR SALE, in Newcastle, at Damariseotta Mills.
Il about eighty good seasoned Pine Boards; lots
OF Shingles. Laths Sc: Timber for small house
frame; quantity of White Oak Boards and Flank,
been kept under cover about eight months.
Amy one wanting to buy can call on
JAMES MuLfGAN,
novl0 dtf On the premisss.
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ENLIST AT ONCE AND AVOID THE DRAFT
State Bounty s55oo
Advance Bounty from United States. $500
Advance Pay for one month. ........... 1900
United States Premium. .............. 400
Bounty when discharged, .............. 800
The City of Portland will pay an additional Boun-
ty of $500 to all enlisted TO fiji its quota
The draft vii be made the 18th inst. 1t will
then be too late to the last named bounty.
To rosdents of Portland having families, 30 per
week for wife, and 20 cents fas each child
The term of service is for three years. unless SOON
or discharged. Let all who wish to enlist in an emf
nently fighting regiment, at take up with the
unparalleled Inducements offered and link their
destinies with the GALLANT SEVENTH"
ER-l60 Acres of Land at the close of the war and
a good chance for Immortality
RECRUITING OFFICE-Fox BLOCK Exchange
Street; also NJ CAMP ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
CAPT. JAMES y. JONES,
SERG. JAS. III. ARMSTRONG; Recruiting Party
SERo. CHARLES SMITH,
nov13 div
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Burnside Eating Saloon |!
JOSEPH p. TAYLOR

w public generally, that he has opened the above
Saloon,
No. 81 Fore Street,
where may be found variety of EATABLES to
CRAFTY the appetite.
eR-Meas served to order, Day and Evening
lie hopes by good attendance to business and po-
lite attention to customers to merit share of public
patronage. nov14 d4ws
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FOR SALE & TO LET.
TO LET.

FOf SHE.
1 very desirable dwelling house on the
@k corner of Spring and Emery streets, con-
kA&sx tanning IL finished rooms and furnished
tsEsasM with all the modern improv ements togeth-
EA8 err with lot of land adjacent. containing
l5,V0 square feet. For particulars enquire of
MOSES MERRILL,
No. s Central Wharf.
or JAMES L.. MERRILL. oc27 III
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NO Organs of the human system are more impor-
~ tant to health and comfort than the EYE and
EAR, and yet none are less understood more neg
lected They seem to pass even common observation.
and yet every part of the body is dependent upon
them for life and health.
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TR "a - HMAR

- - A8A -
fsonefsd ey Royal Letters Patent of E.xLa.S
~ sset'ed BY ths Seals of tks Eeoks De Pka,.
aen &c Paris, ard tks Imperial Coilsss o,
Asdse'1s, Vis1xa.
=. TRIEsEMAR No,
- so oneotual remedy for RELAXATION Sprp
A~AoAAh0A 6no EXHAUSTION OF THI SYsTIN
TRIESEMAR Nos
NNmpSsefy and entirely eradicstes ALI transs Al
s Sa oisoroers, Tor which Copaiva and I,ubebs
lave generally been thought an sntldote 70 tbs
nnn VI inc health OF vast portion Of the popula
TRIEsENAR MOI,
VIZ tIcst and sure remedy Of the civilized world
H Al al impurities Of the system, a. we'll q seoond
Mcfonry, as we'll So Other deleterious InsIeS'snts
ana which all the Ssrsspariis In the votIS osnnol
soMpve: INksHMlk Nos. |, 2 and are Alike d.
xold Of taste or smell. anG of ali auseatins s1sli
HHes. nney are N the form of q lorenzo And ma ,
nc On the toilet table without their nse BENZ ms
Sod i1 TN Gases at ss each, or four ss Gases in
one .or 70, and In Sd cases, thus sayins "a. AZ
xEa ~ by Valpeau. Lsliemand, ROM, Go.
6e; WnoIesale and retail BY DR.. III. A, BAR,
ROW lS4 Bleecker street, Il doors from Ma
UouEal street,. New York. Gmmediateiy on "a
IelPt OF remittance, DR.. BARROW viii forvard
AnSeSmar 70 any Iart of the world seourei1 =
,apa addressed according to the Instruction.
Published also BY DR. BARROW. tina, ,o,u,,,
1no peouuiu lily illustrated medical voTf Hmm
frailty: Price Is cents. Trfesemsr and I3ooS "a =
g ooSSHlned oy special authority from 8 G. FORD,
.'s"n' O' u de Il Sm
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II IA Z " a II II.
II II = " Al ID.
= R Z " AT II.
DR.. LA BONITA

Cures all Venerial Diseases permanently .nd
sulckly, without the use Of disgusting OF poison.
Gus Drugs OF any kind.
No dieting or Interference with business.
liz Is saying suite enough IN its favor when "a,
that ny prsotice ia that which 10 in use in All IN.
New York city hospitals "
Ney York City College and Hospital Testimo-
Ladies with Whites and Diseases OF the womb
cuIea and saved . consumptiys's grave By M
There u nothlns essssi-s or dfssrssa6L IN any
All cures warranted or money rsturdad
communications in vritinE, with return ftam,
promptly attended 10. f'
ediclnes for travellers and Others tscked with
null Instructions for use and Warranted ~
Omco-Room No. 8 Vast ington BuiIdIus Penn
s,ne spo ano seventh st., Washington, ID. g.
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. %.
..,, 40 =. & ne s.sl srsu.. As..s.o. q u. I'D
Ds:sy, nss,..n:.., Dy.PsP.y, L.n1..r C..is.is.
!.snsg,, Dinn.s. II sSSt - s,adls.. .'f nnidy
..s fnn,s:, Fcs. siin, Af.esss q Is. i.nrs, s..
"a, ". sis r:odsr Marriage inpssIs, sad assssy 80.
YOUNG MEN
si S1.. Sss s.,s esesms the victims Il sslisasy vss
:... t ..I.I !.y: sS:...aa. :: f..SS Mao .. :...
- n:t, ss.S .a 9ls
e ..s'd 70 'e'sasy the living NV, ssS ss via
MxRRIAGE.
AA1lIlD PlRsess En- Ys,ns Ma ..,,..,,.s ~
s.'n1 .v.. e Rhy.s. ssains:: .:sssis sa,
u: VIE Places hn..H .nd:r Ii. ..rs 4 D., IA, ,,ur.
sp.S i. ~ :. s.1is r'n'n., .,d si'.
-. UFfiCE No ! SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
.I::la. s.n: s s'';, =.
Must b paid and ssatain 4 sam,. '" ssa'n
Il DR.. JOHHSTON
rem .us %: :. e. s:;Ss II L.nd.. rnd,.
ss:sf r., :: ss;:;
s. .S:.ni many rsshlsd Win nnsn n Is. head .ne
.dd.s sounds Ss.hfss: n sis ts.g ..m.t
s%:sn'' viii dsrsnEsnss and, ..,. aal.s Ss.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
.1a.a Ps, sa iPd.l:d :S:s sss .s:.ss
vhiss are nightly felt vksn sslssp ana n a. 800
isdy 'b.sa .r, inRs.:ei. and dssfs,s SsA mind saa
s.s, are sens q me pad sad nslanshsy sfss pssdus,S
6na. .: :: s:s e., =: s;:I "a
lily, D:rang.ms Of the Dsss!s fsnsusas. e.n.,.i
y synptems Csnssmptiou, &C.
areadsd-Less Of Msmory Confusen ~ ids.. n.sn
sPinu, Evil Forsbodings Avsr,isn II Ssei.,. 3.Sn
IT, Ls,' Il sslit.ds rdy, &C. .ss s.ns y -. ,yi.
,Nlhvous DrBILIrT.-ThsssanIs a. 49, ,,s,. -,.,,
M hsI declining health, Iosinr shsir ySss S's.n
spessrras. -. Nv and smseiatsd, having angular
~ ssss NE eyes, essgh symptsns q ssossa,.
DISEASES OF LMPRuDENCE.
hs e.. sdsd and ss,ry q pleasure spds
h,. .h.m. or ~ ere,
resp ann from .PPyn. = he.s sdssstsn .na
sas 81 ignssn and designing pretsudsr, ~. ;e s n
s1nng, Heb his psesniary srbstsnes issp s,,n ,,si
ma .r 2, az toe smallst he can DO q.
ihs esn,it.,.n,i H., ~ .n. osssy
Sfn =. ssen a. AZ Of the lssr Threat Isad
ls,ied 70 bis dssdff sufsrnss !, ssnSn n sss es1a
ssea sentry from vhsss bsrrus ps tssyejeS ss,sr..
On 'UhHSONS REMEDY FOR OR6xNIs
!sEAKNESS AND fMPOTENCY.
s speedily s.sss .ed III yir.1 ,.I,.,.S as ..J.s.
been VIE had lest all hsys, have
3ssass. ks.. q P,esrssa1. fs1si, Hsrys,s irrns,,
,!ENDoRsEMENT OF iHE PRESS.
I'LL AAFf THOUSANDS sxysd Al tkIs n.ti,.tis. .t,,.
s.i .,smssa. I.. and q, n,n.rsss Important s.Ig
vkisH as,s ana many sth,r S'nsns nsdsss II
s Sass An standing Esntlsnas n sba,sst.s sS
-2, ...sisn' sssfssss to ths snistsd nar lIiy
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY
TRAINS.

EADo1Nohn IhAlNb.
3RlG : %
o. a.d AJi~ MONDAY, Esbrssry 5, lsa.
fAssEss1 TIAIHs BsTwrrr
WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORE
VIA run a. follovs,
'1 I Rs,A .sa..; kry.v; st s.S Ds,s J'e~
asd toe o. sr.Ssss.
For Philedelphia and New York-Le~ys ws.h-
inEion g. go y. II % A \, sad SO , NJ
p0T B: mi or IL wa'hlnftol a 900 and
For Annapolis ~ % A n and x0pr.
kSs h.!isssfss so q! he soril and West, l..-.
mrs a. Eas ., 8 Goa Y, and % or Sen H'
mornu. El,I..: =! s 2. Y E0STS
I've e Bslt@Crs iS !; =, PksssiSsis III :. n:
Mo sor 4S soco a asEsSST.
8, = B.HOT' TEs I d. MonnS cOSSsi 1ss
~. !. Nh lss !. = frs.s...
B. EsS Sc sss
AnsTneon hooePg y. Washington
Ssson; a BatnOrs ISls /. he ,. Nc COZ
ncxlon for Annapolis WI
sSss.E gstlssi s w,rrssinssS
,,9n sundays cave Washington a. 500 and SIN
The N. train from wsshInstop oop,sc,,
through 70 New York every day durinr the vr~S
TEAMS MOVING SOUTH
Lssve NV OH ~ A. -; Philsde Rhis N N a.
n:psumorstoHH n. Arrive 90 w sIki nftor 81
Leave New York ,tsp. NJ; Philsse,,h,. ian ,
NJ Bsihnsrs GOA, 4. Arrive st WssSinstor sS
Leave New York at Il p. r.; Phn.de,h,, ,s
|. x f.; sAumOrs's I.H. Arrive 81 wsiSinstcS
Local Accommodation Trans lesv. B.lsnore
- ~ n, ana ~ p N, for WashIngton, arrive
bore 81 II A, n. and IS IN.
VI SUNDAYS 81 $50 and IS A. NJ, only from Bslti-
ss,U.s. no Annapolis or Frederick connexions on
Passenrer Trains leaving wsshinrtou a,.p
n 400 4 90 2. n, and Baltimore st - A. N and sH
r maze d,reot oonnections for Annspos az the
upohot2n. The 1te "a, and 500 p N connect st
Se1s. ,or Frederick, hsserstovn, &o., &o eKee,t
Trans lesye Annapolis for Baltimore and wash
~ ton ~ 80 A. N. and 3oH.M
PASSENGER Trains leaving washinftop NJ 6e0 A.
n, Ii a. NJ, arc r. NJ, and Baltimore 81 SSO apS
Top A. NJ, Will STOP only az Aasdpoliy Jss<ftos
WAY passengers must take the AeecSsssodaftos
Trains viii leave Washington and B.lt,mor.
TorgHy spos ea,d fsrs<, exoeptIrg that the SSnl
y, % n, End 80 trains will wait 80 mi nutes
u necesss,y, TO secure the passengers and Mails
For Sick and Wounded sOldiers-A .,eOl.l oar.
ton twice veek for Philsdelphia dIrect AZ II a ~
soId, ns accommodation Of sIst and youaoed
FED Master of Transrortafion f.it
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. N,sOMETHINe NEW
.l05 6IHAfBsf Discovery or
~ Al a, f q ,; A.,! ~

OYSTERs STEAMED
IL as snel And Thoroughly Cooked Gar supsrisr
70 roasD In tsse misstss, IA TasfSs3
fsNs o. record. Call and See
me nnderslgned respectfully informs his friends
1e no etrlot And visitors TO the city that he haS
,ontou Ms OLD ana wKLIrKNowN IsfABLIsHMENY
H. most thorough manner, and has made COM
sTe And n any quantity. 600 to 900 gallons shucfea
Ief day; S00 to 1000 cans of SDfoed and Fresh
a sb ~ dhslyn :. herpetioay sealed FurnsSed
f,er;9ns Wishing TO haye Oysters furnished reru-
Mt6out feat Of hs urs n Ill.,; f Baltimore Inoes,
0nsspents at once. Freight, time, and money
equal to the osebrsted Bsitmore n1ts ~ Article
q prices Just a. low.
TO SU7LERS
s, TsnPSsd MeTss, LobstsT.. ssrdinss, Clam.
To-. 60. Also, Piokles, catspp, sssces. srs @
Seaohes, DO. Also, Game and Fresh Fish. Tur!,
ties, TeTrsIns, Fresh Lob'ters, Cod, Hsiibut, 10.
~ not every thing for sale in the Northe m mar
kets always on hand, at reasonable 1rioea
>, Hotels and families supplied with Oysfers. d.
uvered WITHOUT charge 20 any part Of the Diatrict
In season, II the money Is sent With the order.
MY establis hment Is open from 4, m ID 10 "A
Im ~ every DAY. except Sunday, whom CLOSE q
H1u r. M. HARVEY
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DENTISTRY.
Dh. CHARLES n. BoTELER,
DENTI9T,
No. SS6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENuE.
a. -, 49, xrwxKS sTE AND IoTH srs.
Ne" AND iMPhoyED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL cBEoPLLsrY BONE
& E n,
"nHosf INITIAL PIAll on CLAsps,
.,o DIR. g n. sIGEsMoNp.
n. - tsfetss IRA aad ls.A SIS, Wa.ftssfs. nv
MI ne Sttention Of the pubic 20 the foilovtn,
ssNeHAgss OF his improved system
!. me Teeth OF hts mAnufacture Wilt
soiSHi oofous nor change color BY sryb
sSeosj petnt tnree fouIths lighter than Any other
srtiscy.S essn or roon need be extracted, a. the
Ache. 1esiss' N never
& No temporary tseth are needed. n, ,.,u,,.,,
ynes CO. % made Immediately, thereby preseryins
sNNe pfttaiA EXPRESSION Of the face. vhioh unde1
'nS gig gig systen is ffes uently disfgured,
by MANI ~ ~ ess peea July tested over Eve ysars
"; s. has also invented q white updeetruotive
mst. hling, With which the most Sensitive teeth
49, DC nlled without pain, and can build IN a Der
SpSns tGoth on any AIDE roots, vhioh viii last
The beat q references rryen-so Or. ". Mot; Or.
Seoee wayne, OF the Supreme Court OF wsshi
soni And thousands of Others
Ssl sno examine for Yourself. nossm
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GAS FITTING. he.

n WM y. DOVE co.
when fhsy nav be favored N TIE
TAsM6iNe, cas- OR sIEAA FTYYINa
BUSINESS,
Ssofe or 9Th street, few doors north Of PA
syyH1e, were msy be found oom1lcte ssso rtrnert
MA1EE FfX9ERES h go ~
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IU,T RECEIVED . large 10. Of BOYS
Ess sssi SsssV 'ssi ri; 'oss az 4 ~ 40
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- J. MYERS, -. $3.50
O' 10 WAsHNsTon BUILDING,
Psna- Apeaas.
a large stock OF American watches for eals M
wholesale, by 8, q .y.MYERS. -
American Clocks az vholessle By 8. J.MYERs.
Watch Materials at wholesale by 8 a T. MyEES
Plated Chains st Wholesale BY 8. & j MYERs
watch Work done for the trade only, by q prsoti-
oai yetknnn, At .. g. j, MYERS.
steel and Gilt Keys at wholesale by a A. \
MYERS.
H. All wholesale dealers in Watches and lew
eiry would do well TO call az 3. q T. MYERS r.
lore going on East or purchasing elsewhere.
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cas- PTxYURps

w. eAS F1X7uAES.
We HAVE IN store, I'D arc dsI v reoeavfnr - ~
xlfkphkS OF entirely New Patterns aud Desifns
~ superior IN style 20 anything hcretofbrs
X,to sau apo examine our stock of 6as and w stcr
rN Uee, Iee;ins confident that ve have the iSst
ssie0tSo stock 10 Washington.
iii WoIx in the sboye Inns Ihtrssted b ear ears
,,,.. MYERS = Mss4AN.
AIsa SIC street
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RANKING HOUSE OF
u SWEENY Il HUYCK.

No. Sit SxvIsrH SrRRRr,
pleffs on Europe ana on the prinoipel citi 20 IN
ne plon 10 sums 70 suit, furnished By Us on rea-
sopAoie terms 10 citizens ana soldiers.
Coin, Treasury Notes, and Currency bought and
psrou. account. opened with customers, either
lssSeoiS t'' s%EENTYY'& HUYCE.
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BIZ. D1; s0aNs1oH,
n. LOOK n 0sPIPAR.
- ssssSsre1 rae 1sss Cwfeis, spss1y - -
Vsssss! Rsssdy n fas Verdi,
s0~ ALL DISEASES OF IMRRVDENoB,
A1T NO EALsE DELTCxcr PkErRxy
APPLY IhMEDIATELY.
IN IRON ONE 70 TWo DSYS
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,,o,N No. 50 North street, Baltimore.
ENofH LEWIS. Senr Superint't Alto ma, Pa.
e. HOUSTON, Gen'l freirkt Agent, P5ils-
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W, b. MOSES
tof the firm of Moses Peckham, Philad,aJ
SlsnusctUIer and w holessle and X etal DenI or In
Cene seat Chairs, Cottage, Perlor aud Dining
room f5IlIt1be-Thorn's Building, SOS Seventh
Ever. ,1sflety Of UPHOLsTERIN6 prompt,
slo nesti, executed.
:, store 9pen dsy and evening for the soeopmsda
Purchasers Will study their interest 70 call bsfors
ooklnE elseWhere. u 22-SmE
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InPo1fAEfAMf aTrrr1s

nsfAus' EEs, nsrxss,
surLERs, GRO <Gas. ARD sr,ax..
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t. NQTICE 10 TRANSFERS.
nal service between Washington,
onrosS sed rs 9S rSi1 an f ins
MONDAY, the 10Th instant the Bay Line of stesmer,
al i s Bsinmqre VERY DAY lsxeept sun
Scieek p NJ, or Immediately amer the arrfva -
me Wehlnfton Train. which leaves Washlnrto
N Se-t MI FALLS, Pres,t
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~ n. eusAFps tued .t tkIs lnstitlteu vithin
s.i nssn yss. and ths inpsrtant ss,si-
nEsrsn Of he pspsn and many sSsy ..,,sn. os. -
s.dss H.. ,ssin and again before he p1SHs BE-
Nni5' 10 q sue ssnt gssrsstss 70 a, ssistsS
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FROM WASHINGTON
passengers Will take the q. m eno n m trainx.
sILNlns baltimore at 1-50 O. m. and Is D. M.
yhere close connections are maze with traips or
me NoIthern Contra! X. r., and arrive In Hsrrs-
ouIB az p. m. and Les m, there ooppeotins
Sth the trains on the Pennsylvania CeptrS
hallrosd Tor ali parts of the west
The New York herald., 1862-01-12
Police InteIligence.

LECTURER TAKIs IN AND D6Ss FORA very into
resting light yesterday at the police head
quarters wherein countryman hating from the Eastern
States dcsoyed into house OF III fame and done out
Of eight hundred dollars and his gold watch and chain.
The unfortunate individual, whose name Is George
W. Hunig, arrived in this city few days ago with tho
above amount OF money, having left his native State
Fast with Wow Of travelling and giving readings On
shakspere On arriving hero he put up tho Lafsrge
House, and Immediately procured .bs lecture room a,
Clinton Hall in which to mako his debut n Now York
After having accomplished this ho determined 10 sail
and little Of New York life, and In his travels
brought up No. 2l Greene street, Here he fell in with
very fascinating young lady named Iia Whitney with
whom he soon became 50 wrapped up that he was
iniuced d., during the evening open no less
.hs ohors,a sum az on,y 9r % . ns was ,ea
Aftor becoming completely by the influence Of
liquor, he succeeded in inducing his young companion TO
to the parsonage Of Mr.. Harris, Of the MothodIs.
Episcopal church, Greene street, whore no desired
the couple left, promising 10 return In half an hour.
They however, visited No. 10 Greene street. where the
talented lecturer again resumed his calls for vino, and
both were finally compelled TO retire for tho night being
complstey overcome. On the following morning
Hunig discovered that he was minus his pockotbook
&, socT ,eS sd sG and
quarters, no stated the facts 10 detectives slowey
and Dusonbury, who, after hearing the facts,
were not long In securing tho alleged party.
Poor Ida was captured just sho in the act Of
leaving No. 10 Greene street. and was promptly conyoyei
10 the headquarters. Tho money and watch were no.
where be found and she was hold for OK
animation. She stated that Hllng was 80 intoxicated
that he threw his money around In every place he visited
and that he must have lost his watch In The coach She
acknowledges boing also intoxicated. IuIng not
withdrawing his misfortunes on hand 10 deliver his
lecture on Friday evening, which attended by eight
porsons most Of whom were reported to DO the free
list.
RECOVERY STotxx Property. Charles srausser was
taken into custody yesterday by ocsr Mascn, Of tho
Twenty sixth precinct, suspicion Of having been en-
gagged in burglary committed At the residence Of Mr..
Tho prisoner was endsavons negotiate the sale Of two
certificates, Of thirty shares each, Of tho Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, which were stolen from Mr. Wilson's
house the night Of the burglary and bong able 70
satisfactorily account for the Of the same he
was committed 70 prison BY Justice Brennan.
The New York herald., 1862-01-12

DExAyD UroN TIE CAprAN OF A BRITISH MANoF-WAR FOR
POLITICAL PRISONER from Buenos Ayres TO De
cembcr 2 state consequence OF tho defeat Of the
army Of the Argentine Confederation by that OF Buenos
Ayres Dr. Derqui tho President Of the Confederation
took refuge board Of tho British shp-of-war Ardent,
Captain Parrish When tho Ardent at anchor off the
island Of Martin Garcia the Buonos Ayrean commander
sent on board demand that Dr. Derqu should DO gwen
up to him for trial by the Supreme Court Of Buenos
Ayres Captain Parrish met this demand by reply that
It is not customary for officers Of tho English Navy to give
up political prisoners who had cnco boon rocoivcd Under
the protection Of their lag Tho flight of DIR. Derqui II
was thought would Leave Bucnos Ayres roo TO treat with
the provinces and gradually to her proper po-
sion as the capital and scat Of government Of the Con-
fedefaton which ought to have been at any other
piace-Bos,on Traveller,
The New York herald., 1862-01-12
MOVEMENTS OF TRANSPORTS

Tho three mastcd schooner Queen Of the South sailed
yesterday afternoon for Key West and Fort Taylor She
carried five hundred Of government subsistence.
The United States steam transport Clyde sailed yester
day morning for Locust Point
Tho Unitod States transport Marion sailed last
evening for Port Royal She has full cargo Of pro-
visions; also company Of tho First Massachusetts,
cavalry, and ono hundred and ten horses.
The United States steam transport Cahawbo. lying at
the government dock foot Of Murray street. North river
is now taking 800 horses Of tho First Massachusetts,
Tho schooner Fanny Matilda, lying at tho foot Of Mur
ray street, Is loading provisions for Locust Point