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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-02-20

- The gold discovery has been the topic for the
past three days and every thing else stands secondary.
The curiosity of the natives is great, and q gen.
eral belief exists among them that a golden millennium
is about to dawn. On Tuesday, kanakas were seen
carrying shovels, labeled " For the Koolau gold dig
gings." But the best of the story is, that a count
less number Of pieces Of quartz rock iron Cai'iornla
mines, have suddenly been developed from their hid
ing places, and the sight of these only sdds to the
excitement. Whether gold has really been discover
ed or not, there is no hurt in prospecting a little;
and those who have leisure and nothing else to DO,
will confer a public benefit by going to the "dig-
gings,'' for a few days.
NuUANU STREEr-An effort is now being made TO
widen and straighten this avenue below King street,
and = petition to that effect was sent into the govern
ment last week. 1t is reported that an order has
been given to widen it. which We hope may prove
true, for it will be n great improvement, and the ex-
pense now will be hardly a 1.-THE Of what it may be
ten years hence,
SUGAR MILL AcCIDENr.-We hear that a serious
accident happened to the Aiko sugar mill a short
time since. A native carelessly placed a Ratchet
or axe, where it fell between the cogs of the princi-
pal cast iron wheels, breaking several of the wheels,
and rendering. the machinery unseryiceable till new
wheels can be cast. The repairs are being done at
the foundry in this city.
"THISGs To BE REMEMBERED. "-That the Poly
nesian comes out on Saturdays, or is supposed TO
appear on those days. That the wares advertised
in it. whenever it is favored with new ads. require
special putting to attract the notice of the few read
ers it has. That all articles in it should be read
with q due margin for untruths.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-02-20

In answer to the above, we would say that the
Commercial, not being the Court Journal or off
oal organ of the Ministry, we were not furnished
with a report of proceedings on the occasion.
We had noticed the account of the Poiynesidn,
IN which n portion of the proceedings were
omitted. 1t appears that Col. Dryer, the U. s.
Commissioner, together with Alfred Caldwell.
Esq, Us. Consul, and Mr.. Ogden, Secretary of
the U. S. Legation, as well as several other
Americans, were present on the occasion, and
that Mr.. Caldwell and Mr.. Ogden were both
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-02-20

RrCE FROM MAUI-We have received a specimen
Of very large rice raised at Hama, East Maui. sbov.
ing thar the natives there are waking up to the ou,.
tivation Of this new staple.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-02-20

ISrEsrArE's SALE-The effects Of the late GeOrvs
Thomas. are advertised to be sold next week. bv
order of the U. 5. Consul. The furniture sale is on
Tuesday, the stock < in trade on Thursday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-02-20

SHARP AND LouD.-The thunderstorm yesterday.
produced some very vivid lightning, two or tbres
flashes Of which reached the ground within the cir
cult Of Honolulu. A Cinnamon in Prince Lots en-
ploy is reported TO have been struck. and rendered
senseless, The peals Of thunder which accompanied
the lightning were terrific.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-02-20

A CARD.-Thc Undcrsigned bess by these
means to return his most grateful Acknowledgement to all those
who during during the late illness Of his departed wife, so kindly
comforted and consoled him and his family, by their sympathy
and attendance; and especially so to the Rev. L. Lyons and wife,
who night and day ministered to the wants of my deceased wife
FRANCIS SPENCER.
PEuloa, Hawaii, Feb. 10, 1862 3oOlt
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-02-20

Ma EDIToR-SIR Many OF the American citizens residing
on this island desire to know whether any American officials
or American citizens were present, to pay their respects to the
King at his birthday reception on Feb. 70. lS62- by the arti-
Gle in the POiynesiGn, beaded :" Ills Majesty's Birthday" it
appears that no American citizen or official was present. How
Is this, An AMERIcAS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-02-20

V a notice of " Rustic's" balderdash in the
last POlynesian, is crowded out this week for want
OF room.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-02-20

through the Japan Sea, and part Of the passage
across the same in the trade winds, the swell Of
the sea is in favor of the vessel both ways.
81" IL crippled by ~typhoons, Hongkong, Manila, or
Guam, could be reached for repairs bat there are
few occasions when such disasters need happen. for
modern science points out the method 70 avoid such
calamity Chusan harbor has several entrances the
one which would probably be used by steamers is
easy found and safe. The Amoor trade would pro-
baby be reached by a steamer running beteen the
Russisn settlements and Nagasaki- The Manila
trade could be received by the steamers which connect
with the China coast steamers at Hongkong. We
have been thus explicit for the benefit Of our steam
boat men, who seem to forget q boat can sail
as well as paddle, and that the route we advocate is
unlike any other in the world: having a fair wind
each way.
Steam navigation direct frog, San Francisco 10
Shanghai or Hongkong, By large propelIers, would
almost pay at once without government aid. With
i, Il Is a certain investment The English Peninsu-
lar line have now an entire monopoly Of the passage
and steam freight trafhc-of all the business of the
eastern hemisphere. The FIVE ports Of China, Mani
Ia, Batavia, Siguspore, and all the Indian ports,
morihly contribute their quota of freight and pas
sage, to swell the dividends Of this immense monopoly.
SO crowded are the steamers. freight and passage are
alike uncertain, and the tariff of charges from China
TO London reaches from $500 to 81 900 on a forty
i've days passage. and perhaps after waiting over
steamers to secure tickets
An appropriation made now by our Government of
$500 600 or 100000 per annum, for three or sve
years, will secure such n line of steamers and the
for all time, TO our people 1t will create
our nation q steam navy in the Pacific, sufficient
IN peace for all necessary aid TO our commerce. and
war Immediately effective for our protection.
There h no other way by which our Government can
reate 20 cheaply n Pacific navy, and there can be no
expenditure that will so soon give q return in added
BUSINESS, cheapened products, and enlarged commerce
the nation. r FeE-- rrFuan
STYLE OF STEAMERS FOR THE NORTH PAcIFIc.-The
improvements made during the last five years in
propellers. IS bringing this class Of vessels .
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
pEHsIOH OFFICE, JUNE ., lsei.

L 70 AL WliOK n Mr. Cu.rcsH.s
Application having been made under tho net OF go
June, 1890, for the reissue Of the land Warrants DE-
o. destroyed, sotioe hereby given thai ut tEs .ss
following the description Of each warrsnt, d aew
oertihca!e Of like tenor viii be iseued, valid oo
)e0tiOu should then appoar. ''''s''
NO. VI ~, for g acres Issued under the act Of
.s. granted on the I'd day Of March. lss7-February
no i, ga, for 90 acres, Issued under the 40. o.
ssl'emDs!, 1870, tn the name =. Of John Denny, and
No lOs,si1, for 20 asres, issued under the act Of
September, 1850, In the name Of John Barton, and
w9 granted March II, S6-Maroh Is, 1864
70 ,1s3, for 100 soree. issued uader the act o.
was granted October 8, ls6s-Aafch is, IS ..
No oS, ,lSS, for 100 acrss issusd upder the uct OF
March, 1854, In the name Of BArpabas Cook and was
granted September q, ls6o-- March ls, 1863.
March, 1855, in the name Of ThomAs johnson, and
wss granted June %, i8sS-Marc Is, 1867
No 36,6lS, for 1S0 aores, issued under the act Of
HarohS 1895, In the nans Of Al gsi, widow Of Joua
than Bard, and was granted August I, ls56-March
No. 3 ,sn, for 100 acres, Issued under the 90, OF
March, 1855, In the name Of Isaiah Tasker, minor
child Of Eltan Tseker, deceased, and was granted
SeptsmbeI Goth, !sS1@aroh 22d; 1882
no 1888, for i2o acres, iss1ed under the act oi
March, 1855, In the name OF kufus r. Woodfofd,
and was granted January 80, ls66-March 81, 1861.
No; siaeo, for i2o aores, issued under the act Of
March 1855, in the name 9f Jordan hunt and was
No: ,273, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March, 1855, In the name Of Hezskiah bm.th, and
was granted June %, lsS7-April s, ls69
No. 1854, for 100 scres, iisged under the act
was granted August 10, lsss-Msy 8, 1852
Commissioner.
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

CEALED. PROPOsALs are i.vitsd till
= the 10th day Of March. 1Se9 at u O'Clock m, for
;SRPlyi2e ths & 2; 8; Sub Dept with 5000 head Of
The Cattle 10 bs delivered at Warrington City
and each animal to average 1900 Eouads gross
weight; no animal admitted which weighs les than
l,OJ6 pounds gros,
The Cattle 10 be delivered At such times and In
such quantities % the 9overnment may require.
No Cattle will be required under this contract be
forp the lst day Of April, 1862.
Heifers and Bullocks not wanted
bond with good and sufacient security will be
6ov1nmsnt reserves to itself tn, right to pay In
Treasury notes.
No bid viii be entertained when put In By con
tractors who have previously filled 70 comply with
thei oee.rsets 2! "hsrs the bidder s not PRESENT to
Bids to be directed to MAJ. A. BECKwITH, G.
g., U. 8. A., Washington, d. G.
Foan OF BID.
Ia. B., DO hereby propose 70 deliver to the Gov.
ernment 60 Beef Cattle on tbs hoof for - Fer
hundred pounds sIos weight, The Cattle to be
delivered At -, according 70 the terms Of the en-
closed advsrtisensnt. The Cattle TO to weighed on
the scales and the weight 90 determinsA to BE- the
purchase weight. hereby agree 10 give good aud
and TO receive Treasury notes In payment for the
Cattle. feb II
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

~ WasAfaSton seisntiAe Assssia tion.
The Dsmbsrs Of this Association are requested 10
meet % the rooms Of ths Young Hsn's Christian A..
sooiation THIS EVENING at o'olock A general
abundance Of the member s requested, % business
Of importance L. to be transacted
sHEZ. L. HOSMER,
feb 26-lt Recording Secretary.
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
OBITUARY.

The venerable JOHN SsssFoRD, for many yeara
past regarded ~ the Father Of the City, y
closed bis long and exemplary and virtuous Life
on Sunday evening last, at his residence on D
street, In the eighty sixth year Of bis age. He
was native Of Northumberland county. Eng
land though Of Scotch psrentage. He came L
America 10 early manhood, and soon after set
tied 10 the city OF Washington, where he ha,
resided over sixty years. He was q printer BY
trade, and was foreman In the offios Of the
National lnteuisencsr - far back xs hfty -four
or fifty.hye years ago, from which hs removed
to small once 10 the Treasury Department
which the respectability Of his character 70.
tatned FOR him to the time ofhis death. Ofpure
morals and blameless life, and intelligent and
useful g ottizsn, he was respected BY every
body IN the oity.
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
Mers WarrsAts.

Mr.. Hathorn, the proprietor Of the livery
stable in Old Trinity church, on Fifth street,
received yesterday morning, through the oour.
tesy Of Oficer Pendle, six moro ofJuSti0e Wal.
tsr's biLss doIS, inviting him to appear before
cry stable without license, and with Violating
the corporation ordinance which declares It
illegal to construct livery stable less than hfty
feet from adjoining buildings: NJ: H., however,
Old church Ike death 70 the dsrkey." This
last batch Of warrants increases the number
which have already been issued to twenty-the
fnes on which, at the lowest figure, will amount
to $500. % f1.-
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
AAUoauo0jDs

TnEArRs. wsshtsRteu ppbksa u -hiokIy
pleased at the re-appsA rSnOe of Ai1e ChpstneY
on the stage aftsr 1svsfg and pf6trs6tsd Mk
moss. Her exquigitS sSAletiuS q the Lttls
piauss Of the sudiscoS, 9 Hsf spptestesiol ~
her part was pssfsot. Hhs kak sd2Alw eAo!
oessful in the lively aftefbaSes 0dtsd " The
Dead Shot, }" In whteh shs wss well Suppeftsd
by Mr.. B B.ker, as Timid, and By sthsfssA ~ 81
THs CAsrxssuaY. Y q visd and weather.
this populsriy conducted Astahhshaeat ccntln:
pautomims Of RSsul" b pfessated l6r Z iev
nights m re. Tonight 10 the Arst appssvauee Of
the celebrated bAssc. r. Aynslsy bOott. Tue
Canterbury Ninstrels may now 1Afeiy ciaim9 TO
be one Of the nrst bands n the country. ~. ~
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
whitshurss, No. 4sA rsnn. Avenue,

whitshurss, Ne. A9A Psnn. Avenue,
q selling original eartss Do visiis photographs
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness Of
Mcclellan 10 the latest published, and 10 con.
lGdered the best In existence. 6Ss our photo.
grabs In oil and water colors. Also portraits Of
distinguished mon. Attention Of military men
Y called 70 our full length lsttsrtypss, for send.
ing BY mail. dec Is
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
DEpur uuAErERMAsTER's OFFICE,

DEror 1uAE EERMAsTER's OFFICE.
iro,.inN0~, D. O., Nbruary 10, 1863
sealed proposals riuraishing 70 the Goyslnmspt,
at this poiut, Ct e9l) one thousand HEAD. BOARDS
atths ofce until Saturday, March lst, lses. at II
O'Clock noon. .. 49,.
Ihc boards must conform In all respects to the
following y
SPECIFICATIONS:
Tie Huards to be Of clear looust wood, free from
n0t3 () four feet long, (10) ten inches wide Il "
one anu one half inches thick.
Tobe slightly rounded at the top and "chamfertd"
on one sids round Tie toR, and down each edge 10
PlAned smooth en- each oide.
A specimen Of the ttyls Of beard required may be
sesn 1t this 0fboe
Proposals. ahouid b. addressed to COL D. H Ruox
sR. QusTtermastsr y. .. Army, Washington, d. c.:
and should be plainly marked Propossls lor Head
Boards." D. 81. xUCKBR,
ieb 39-dtMarch @. n. and Col. 10.
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
DIEsI PIEsIl PIEsill
os per hundred % psr hundrsdi o. Per hundrs,
Su1leNS. ATTN rloNS

SUrLERS, ATTENTION.
Ths attention Of Suffers and Asalsgs generally, \
respectfully iAvitsd 70 the large asscstusnt Of
Pies, Csks, Bfsad, Rolls, Dalseait, As.,
kept eoast.atly. % hand and baked svery DAY BY
the undersignSd
suffers oSi rely o. getting . good Pie at the low
price Of % Per hundred, and hSve them ct I'll times
freeh from Tie oven. :"
PEACH PIE! APPLE PEI DRIED APPLE
PIE! CRANBERRY PIE PLUM PEI
81. CURRANT PEI PUMPKIN PET
The Subscriber wsuld respectfully call the h1tsn.
ton Of the public to bis assortment, and while hi.
ing them for the patronage already bsstoWed soliot
their orders, which will b promptly nlled.
GEORGE SEITZ,
No. 36l New York avenue,
between Tenth and Eleventh strseia
Stalls ~ and 2e1 Centre Aaskst and lo1 Northern
Liberties Market. EF feb 2S-lm
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
He'd,

.r.i.a ..aa DIED, ....
On the Gath instant, HARniEr n. MoRoAN, aged
three years, four months, and twsnty.seven
days.
The relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vited to attend the funeral, from the residence
Of her grandfather, william Morgan, ON Third
street between D and E streets, this day at
three O'Clock D. m. N-tIl
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
JUST ro''''H.D:
Yankee Volunteers
MARCHIN6 INTO DIXIE.

A very humorou, Picture, Autographed and
Printed IL Ave oolors All loyal people should lave
. copy. ,1c,o,,, r,,o
Sizs for Soldier TO send home TO their fii.nds.
Asents wanted 10 all the camps. Very liberal
discount 10 the Trade. All orders promptly attends
tn Nv the Publ shers q. + MORSE CO,
$50 Penn. avenue, between 3D. anu +h st. eets.
N.B-Just received, . large invoice Of SOOi
for ofioeTs; Cavalry and Iufantry fine dress cali
Boots and Balmoral Shoes, made on P.umsr's patent
lsst.
feb l-eo1m
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
TO ALL 0THERs.

CUPERlOR TO ALL OTHER0.
DEL The most perfect
LIFE-LIKE CARD PORTRAITS
OF Prominmt Charaoters are those published BY
Martin Co., and for sale, wholesale and retail,
By
WIN. BALLANTYNE,
e.. eos Seventh street, neaF the Post Once,
Where terms and pastseulaES may b obtained.
The EXTENSION POoKET PHOTOGRAPH
ALBUM, holding twelve Portraits Just the thing
for the camp. H..
~ Agents wanted u all the Camps, to whom
II. eFal terms are offered. feb l3-eo2W.s
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

E,RENC CR, GERMAN, SPANISH AsD ITALIAN
Il Taught in Superior and Expeditions manner
BY gentlem =. late Professor In college, who hs'
systems Of the notsd Tnfvsrdttes abroad.
iugton, d. O. feb3Q-U
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
STATUAkY,
CO., 60.

Ihavs large and most extensive stock Of
Italian Marble MoAumsnts, Gravestones,
Co., &c.,
for sale at low pioes for cash will ss at reduced
prices to those II the army or navy who may want
them e. mementoee for their comrades who nave
fAllsn In dsfsnes Of the Unioa.
WIN. RUTHERFORD,
fob l7-om street north, bet 18th and 18th.
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

N. B.-Our numerous friends In
the Army and Navy will please bear in
mind, that we now publish every week two
new pictures either Of Generals, Oolonels,
or other distinguished men-and at the
same time can make pictures to order, such
- are not on our List, in few days, and
at very reasonable terms. =.
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
Female Physleisn. .

Among the list Of graduates from the Penn
Medical University Of the city Of philadelphia,
we notice the name of Cecelia A. Redmond, OF
this city. There we're eleven lady graduates.
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
C0froctiOn.

We were in error, yesterday morning, In
statipg that row occurred in the Canterbury
on Saturday evening. The disturbance was
oocasioned by the ofiosrs attempting. to eject
several disorderly persons. Good order must
BE- kept at the Canterbury the propristors say
and al persons who 60 there must behave
themselves in = proper manner, or leave In
stantof.
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
4naPltmAllam, ,

Ifyoe want to hear from Jour spirit friends 20 and
see Conklin the srest Spiritual Medium. H6pvivats
rooms are 1t S0s Psnnsylyania avenue, nssr III
Capitol. SSb N-ats
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
! Death OF "A AE.d C,ss.sn

Mr.. John Hessford, one Of the Oldest, II not
the Oldest citizen Of Washington, died on Sun.
day evening. He had served In many impor.
tsnt positions In this oity.
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

NATION IL ST e A II L A u n Y
IN Pmnsylsonia Auenae, soutA ride, near l8h street,
NEW PRoPRIEIoRs AND NEW HANDS.
Washing for the Army, Hotsls, Families, and In.
diydusls All work done In the best STYLE and war.
rsn,ed Charges moderate. Goods sent for and de
ltvsred. LssSe orders contracted for on very low
terms. feb H-eo2Ws
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

WANTED "A FEW ACTIVE PERSONS,
w to canvass the regimsnts ON the Virginia shore
for stencil nance From three 10 Ave dollars per
Of d. A, SMITH,
Washington Beilding, Room e.,
Mb l0-lms WashiDgtop, D. u
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

0DnTLDMnN,s READY.MADB GAR
u NRNTS, OF FINE QUALITY.
We oflsr oitissns and strangsu Q large assortpspt
of VRRCOATS, DRk8S COATS, BUBINES6
COATS, PANTALOONS, and VESTS, Of al color
and qualities, equal In make and finish TO the bes
custom work
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
Merchant Tailors and Closhien,
dE h, avenue, bet sth and l6eh stao
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
LOCAL News : "a. avs !.
- a AAve1eauuplapi "a III

- AAveSeo11UAf - huI uiy sroa
Hsariy 10 tAOusaaA sepbsp1sf - 14DsDs
'soa~ are oirosistsA anoas ~ 6hra,
ton every Aay, ,bssldss thslasos ssl6oRs RssiSsel
to regular sHbsoribsrs. AdysEuvss ~ ~ y
note accordingly. th-a1IcTl Ttk nov
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

IL NEAR Tak KIRKWOOD HOUSE, FOk
SALE-A comfortable and we'll built two story and
attic Brick Dwelling. .houss, with beek building,
House. 10 offered for sale. Il oontsins two pariors
i've ohambers dining room, kitchen, ba'h room, and
two good cellars, Gas and water throughout, and u
jHb o. MCGUIRE CO.,
Auctionssn and Commission Merchants.
feb 22-d6k RI
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
X <f
4 FRIEND IN NEED. TRY IT.

A FRIEND IN NEED. 1HH 1T.
DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT,
from the recipe Of DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecti
cut, the celebrated bone setter, whose fsme Is
rivaled BY that Of any living man. 1t Is certaia
and immediate cure for Rheum 1tism, Gout, Neural
gia Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Wounds, Sores. Buns,
Scalds, Piles, Lumbago, Headache, Toothachs, and
ali Rheumatic AMI Nervous Disorders, External In
juries, &C.
All sufferers should give it trial.
RICHARDSON CO, FropIietoIs,
Norwich, Conn.
For sale by CHARLES sTOTT, General Agent
for Washington, and by ali dealers.
feb A-dEwly
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

vrHE ROOF HAS BLOWN IL III.
Corner Of Seventh and streets. -
Pfopoaals will be received up TO- n O'Clock, m,
THIS DAY, 35th February for replacing ths samc
in substsutlal and Woi kmanlike emsnnsr-Whieh he
former wofknan did net DO. The aDosnt Of the
lowest bid viii be paid 10 gold when the work proves
to be done In manner to ensure the roof agsinst
leakage. ..
FEB 9S-lt@ THOS. CONNER.
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
sale Of Rropsrty. -,

Wall 4 Barnard, auotioneers, sold, on Satur-
day afternoon, house and lot on Twelfth
street, between @ and streets, for t8, 1896,
purchased by W. J. Simpson. There is much
better feeling In reg ard to real estate.
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
lnaaa No sbsr 0eods. rr

B06bef BIaokot0 fof D0Idl0f0, oI y 0o0h
Hubbef Ponchos and Blankets oombinsd, u "a
saoh. =. =
linda Rubber Lsgrns, o. per pair.
And all kinds klhbsr Goods including Rubber
1oots and 6hosa. nabbsf 0topp N for Bottles, Dool
manuiacturers' psIoes, at n A. HALLS
. .'"l Indle Rubber Wasshouss,
dec ,s-u sss a'iSsG SISsS Ssa "a sssSs:s isssS Il.
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

DBNDIONe,
L BOUNTIES,
LAND WARRANTS,
AND ARREARS OF PAY
6seu red for Soldiers, or their legal representatives
ct low rates, BY the subscribers.
Also, claims Of citi1ens Of the United States
sgeinst Costs Rioe, undsr treaty Of July 2. 1850;
sented at the Dspartmsits Of Goysrnment, in ihs
city. CLARK GAYLORD,
No. $50 Pennsylve enia avenue,
feb 20-9w Washington, d. @.
New York Daily Tribune please eopy.]
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

Gutts Percha Wstsr-Proof Equipmsnts.
The attention Of onioers Of the army and
lied Gutta Peroha Water. Proof Goods now on
exhibition at the agency Of the New York Gut.
ia Percha Company, No. $40 Seventh street,
tested by board Of army Oficsrs appointed BY
the War Department, and the following facts
elioited: First, that where used in wet and hot
sticky, and arc free ffom Offensive odors.
Second, that they are not rendered hard or
liable to crack by exposure to severe cold, and
are not affected by the perspiration Of the body,
oils, or &C d5.
In addition to the report Of the army board,
there are testimonials from host of army on.
cors who have used the goods, and who pro.
nounoe them the best in the market. From
personal examination, We are satisfied they
possess all the merits assigned to them, and
many more that have not been mentioned.
We would advise the officers and soldiers OF the
army TO call and examine for themselves be.
fore purchasing India Rubber goods.
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

A j. EULLAM'0
STENCIL CUTTING TOOLS.
wishrs TO clear 0 ieW Hundred Dolsn extra By
furnhhing his Comrades with PLATES to mark
their Clio hing, EQsip0snts, 10. Circular, Samples,
and :" View Of Hssdqusrtefs. sent free bX mall
Address, A. FULIA4,
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