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aII. GEO. .. CRIfTEFDEN
rhe New Orleans Bulletts Gays:


We have not given circulation TO the story
about the alleged treachsry OF Gen. George
b. Crittendsn, for the easOn that We doubted
III truth. II he had not been in favor Of the
south In this struggle for Independence,
would he have separated II ON his father and
his brother and Joined his destiny with that
of the Confederate >Ssatesi Would he have
done 20 merely 70 have q chance to betray
his trust, and thus link his name to evsrlast-
Ing infamyf Wecaanot tAtnk %. and We must
set down the rumor which foand it, way into
print about him. and his alleged arrest, a. ,
slander-a duck story. gotten mp for some
sinister parp'se. Let n cOp0emn NO man
unheard, or hastily
On this subject, the Nashville Union sad
Am~tcos says:
We have received private lsttsr from An
oticsr Of high rank, spd high. toned. bon.
brnhis sea tjswAA, which FULLY susts,Hs aad
oopdrsIG 81 That u astd u yIndio3ti0E at
Hst. ID, u3lttpA1tsi lAelasf tAe trpte.
sis5 q ii3 s3lbs:. q sTSij jisltS fsssss 9 81
asst!i q WI Nj kH3 Il 10 eaIkF 81
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@ EIILIN9 OEr TO CLOSE IN >FaIN4
- ! still have on band a lot Of single and
double Bedsteads; cheap Bureaus; Ward.
robes-aiso, some fine; Spring Chairs Sofas,
parlor Chairs, centre Tables. Soss Beds,
bookcases, Sideboards, Extension Tables,
Cotton, Shuck and Hair Mattresses al sizes
Also, lot Of Camp Furniture. chest Stools.
Chairs. patent Cots Comforts, Pillows, Boil.
sters, DC &C, and many other useful arti.
cles, which cannct name, all of which
will sell low for caeb only Persons wishing
to buy will do we'll n call and see for tn en-
selves. y aATHRIGHT,
Governor street,
jn 1-lw* be- Main and Franklin
LHOR SALE.-Ai.itary oADD RS. LA,io.
II Saddles. Heaiiemsn's Saddles, Wagon Sac.
dies Brides, Bits, Whipl spurs, Cruppers,
Ssirrups, AoH Msts for tho saddle, Harpesa Buc.
klas, Enameled Leather, Radd'e Trees, Shoe and
Saddlers Thread, Carriage, Buggs and Cart Har.
meas. Trace ChAins, Collars, Hsmes, Csrrises
Xnobs, bY J ". DHNNIS.
18th ST., few doors below tho Dispasch Office,
q WANTED-Two Hands Immediately
Ia &-6t
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~ JOHN B. YOUNG Ia a candidate for
~ the Third Cone reesional District, to sup
ply the vacancy occasioned by the death of
the Hon. John Tyler.
Election, MONDAY, 10th day Of Fe6rury,
1859. fe 5--6t&
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FROM NORFOLK.

The Burnside Fleet = Fhat has Become Of It-Eu.
ropeaa Trade ~iM the Cor}edera:e State.-Acei.
dental Death, 8r.
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RICHMOND, January "s, ls62.
6ENTLsMEN: Sincerely grateful TO- lie ca"
which ycu, and msay others of my ..ilow.ci
zens, have ma de- upon me- do not heaitate TO a..
nounce myself candidate to reYrssent our
District in CONGRESS Ny duties la Congress
will not permit me so 80 through toe Disttict,
under ether circumstances l would sIaGly do.
content myself with an ounc.Dg my inexiio-
gnlshable devotion to our cause, ana ia eterpsi
SO s-stion from the people beyond the Susqus
hannsh.
Yonr friell and fellow citizen, =
ja3-ts WIN H. MCFARLAND
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SALT MAKING.

More than q hundred men are now engaged
In South Carolina making sf 1t. The Leeis.
lature Of the State recently appropriated
ture. Itis lated, also, that immense quaint.
ties Of pork have been saited and packed
away.
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eoUrABRN ARMS.

The Fayetteville IN. o. Armory is turn.
Ing out some highly finished firearms at
this time. The O6serrer nodces a splendid
Il IL much the same, In general appearance,
as the u. s. rifle for some years pas made
at Harper's Ferry, and atSpring field, Mass !;
but for certain improvements, in the matter
Of sword. bavonet, Maynard primer, and per.
fection Of finish in all parte, 1t must bs pro.
bounced very far superior. The back k.sigh hts
are set for 800 and 600 yards.
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aExYlAA cIIrrsNpsH's POSITION.

The Knoxville Register, says that Gen raj
Orittenden now has his headquarters a,
0ainesboro', on the Oumberland ri 'er
From a member OF Gen. Cerroll's brig de
who left there on Tuesday night last, We
learn that the force there Is per 1ectly org an
izsd, the camp in good order, and In the re.
ceipt Of ample supplies. The enemy have not
crosped the river at Mill Springs, with the
exception of small parties of skirInishnrs
They seem to he deferred by we'll fonu, cd
dread Of flank movement BY our forces.
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personal.


TREASURY OFF u OF VA,
January 2sth, 1862
nN YESTERDAY. by dir ct,on of the Tressu
rer we burned ut the Tredega Iron Works,
sncelsd notes b. foil ,wirs uomsa Bal ks
Cenua. bsnk OF Virgipis, Baek the II Co
minion, Bank o, hoekiIgnams ksak o. Wks.l
ng, Bank of ''inch.st5 Fraus Aleg1suy Sa1s,
Gerch nts b. OF Virginia, BANK of Caumerys,
nank o. H.wa'd,gi Il i}eaG OF Soottsyle, Back
Of h rkeIe;, Baup of TO- 6DrGs~ Bank of Philip
pi Bank OF Riagsssss Bank Of Weston s~n Fsrto-
ers bank OF EiEca.tis. sad a BuInoe~ cf blank
sheet OF ihe Back Of Weston, Bs.k of Roanoke
and Nsc h nts and Farmers Bank having -.
msined al s.e furases until we werr satisfied that
ali tie notes we J entit sly consalnsd d, We have
~orks, some Of 'he wcIkm rased ont Of ,hs Ere
some Of the notes. which. were but D. riially
burned, ana all owed hem 10 be ses,te. ed about.
JNO. e,TY IsG 1efk
DEsOpS Bafki Usrs
The pu0ie are Aersbs c uti ed sgsisst e+is-
ing any o. ssit notes, ~ hey are " L .-ss b "
gsei'her he rsme rs Pr t.o1t TIA hier-.n
persons 10 VII IN th y may bs d 'raa arc T-qass'
cd " rot ain them 10. OF b. am 30
'hs 'h'ss attemptirgso pa s them may be Ie.H
with riding to law 4sssa tp
ia 2ga3 awsw JSo <. CAIyERr eaq
,FFICE of ~oUThBhN hxP ..b,,
X ehm nd Va seh ieo7
TAKEN, ny mistaks, from the ExchaEg ge
| Hotel, Oh Tnnr.day. 2sd Jannary,a q hsh.
coiored LEATHER yALise. narsed q q.
q. Bills boro', N. O."
n T~WdI VIII Uc pdfh ItE iLs uh tveIE AZ
this Office fe 81
l. REsh FIs II AND OY>TEhs.-:TRs
subscriber is feceisi. daiiy from Nor
folk, flesh FISH and Oysters Hefs also
receiving from York river Shell OYsTEkS.
which WI be served up,o BIZ sn.,omsrs at
is comir & to hand daily He invites the at
tention OF consumers 10 give him = call and
examine his stock. at Nos and stalls, Sc
cond Market, Richmond, Va
fe 3-3ts H.. r lRbY.
NTVllCE. IL have disc "A laued eustnsss;
~ therefore pefsons having 9aps or sber ar
ticles left with me for repairs, are requested TO
call aud take them away, ~ the stose will bs
kept opsn for . shor. time for ssn' purposs
Y. W lI6EOR. G IN Maker,
fe5 g. Below the Msrket m Main s.test
NTOriJE.-An p rso, 5 .a-ins cl.ins assinst
IN the essate 81 rchiosld Thonas, dec'a are
req s,tsd = pre.eat hen fer payne. !. These
ildebt-a 70 tao same re ,gsd & p. tnpi psy-
nm. CArHARISK E TiioMAs
fs5 6is Ad ia'sussrx
4 SUPEkK UASE OF SURGICAL IN.
"a STRUMENTS, AWARDED . gold msdsi
At last Fair OF the Maryland Institute. will "a
seid At fair price. Apply 70
L.NlER, BROTHERs 4 10.
fe sts Under Spotswocd Hotel.
ETOR SAEE-A
OF IL horse power. Ia compiess order; viii bs
Jas r. SMITH.
f- s-ats Farlr Mac hins Works.
1AAA SlshLtc6,
y ftuVy FoR SALE,
. IN suus To suI.,
ev t,HAs WuRFNAM an
= a.-s. ....-s--.- -
$40 ANN AUfEAlilM HACKS AIR
1tll).u(Nl SN .I.--l sass ~ =. sxvss
Ssaar71 Watapes FSsy yxtssiss aSllEA ufast
sSsf IL ssfs 10. u sass sst'ssAsisa Y II Z
ess gsr m, n ws~a h'sss.
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HARDWARE, lRON, e..

lust RECEIVED-A large stock of low
81 priced KNIVES and FORKS, Butcher
Knives, Shoe Knives, &c.
A L s U-Low. priced Pad.Locks. Chest
Cupboard, and TIL LOCKS, besides a full
stock of general Hardware
JOHN N. VAN-LtW,
fe 4-3t No "a MI Ain streat
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OFFICIAL REPORTS.

GENERAL JNO. b. FLOYD, OF THE
BATTLE OF THE 10rR SEPTEMBER,
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NOU EkN
- L-l1t. FILE MANUFACTOR
RNAOVBD from our old place to WA. X. COOK s
Shop, sth street, above MAa. where va Eeep o..
hand good assorted sto.k of FILES ANT,
RASPH
~ Recuttins Of Ola Flee done for On somer
In '1--lm> AT B 1Vy1SAN
rOPPER.-The unders sned, Agents Of tt.
~ UNION OONBOLI TED QOPPEl
NINE, Of Tennessee, have Just received = suppl,
Of pure IN0Or OOPPER which they aGsf 10
sale In lots to suit purchaser
10 1-ts NA01N = RANKRR III
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RICHMOND, JANUARY 90 1867
= TO WM II. MCFARLAND, ESQ -
) DEAR SIR: A vacancy hsy;ng oc Cured ir
ngress by the death OF Mr.. TYlgR, we re
ectfully request that you will Announce yeur
If q candidate. mars
Very truly, yours,
VIM. II. MACON, New Kent,
MICHAEL GRETTER,
LEWIS WEBB,
THEO. ROBERTSON,
ORANGE BENNET,
GEORGE w. SMITH,
PEYTON JOHNSTON,
GEO. w. GILLIAN,
p. X. WHITE.
@. J. SINTpN,
ED. 6. + RNEYHOUGH,
VIM Fl. 70 COCK,
JAS. p HEATH,
VIM K WATTS,
WIN. GRAY,
JOHN W. WRIGHT,
A. A. FARLEY,
WIN. II. ROBERTS,
Of Richmond Howitzeys
p A. HAyALL,
H. WALkE, tH
WIN. SMITH .,
MILES TURPiN, -
MILES G. EaGLESTON,
ELIJAH BAKER,
VIM. l.. MCMINN,
N. T. FA1E,
d. N. B, BERTSON,
JAs. A. SCOTT,
JAS Walsh,
SAML q. DONNAE.
For themselves aud others.
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EDUCATIONAL.

"EDUCaTIOM "A ge t,amau, who Il an expe
~ rienced TEACHE9 offcrs bis services for
any portion OF the .ay, on cay .e-.as. at school
or in private essons in this city o. vicinity He
will teach the English branches. the assi"s OF
he French language he would Also act a.
translator of rerch Spanish Address J
4 thrnnrh the Post-oiHre fe5-4tS
1~REDERI" X ShURH HIGH SCHUOL,
r FOR GIRLS
VIM. u. hNSUN, PRINoIPAL.
The next session of this School will
commence on the II tn OF February next, and
continue five months.
The number Of BOARDERS is limited TO
ten; and q full corps of Teach ers is EN- ployed,
all boarding with the Principal.
Circulars will he seit, On application, to
Fredericksburg, Va.
fe lets WM. Il. JOHNSON, PrEcpal.
sbOAHDiN3 aNO DAY SChutn4,
- FOa ING LADIES,
FraHhifn street, b.tneea I'd and 4h
The Misses CL,!P rUA daughters OF the late
Judge Clop on opened School on tie 1st OF
Oct0Dsr, 1861
Circulars of terms, etc., will be sent to those
desiring them. is2S-lm'
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OST-s26 REWARD Between the Ffrst
1 Market and Brooke Avenue,
Il l. A & X Is a q,
Containing two Account Books ana sundry
papers. will give the above reward for their
delivery 10 me, AZ
Nos II ana H. First Market.
de 1--ta JOHN LINDSEY
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I1TlsTER ARRAs0EmAHE.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimor.
n A. r L IA q AID.

On and alter MONDAY, NOV. IS, 1861,
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADEI.
PHlA:
Sor baltimore, at $40 = n, ,Sl5 m, ll.aba 81
,Express,) and 10 so p. m.
For CHESTER, ct $40 T. m. II 80 q. n S4e and 10
For Wilmington, At $50 e. 70 sls, H., III,
j Of New Csstie, 1T AHA M and S4Sp.m
For Dover, rt $40 =. m and 80 y, N.
or h,ifofd, hi S.lb q n.
Tor Salisbury, at Is : IN.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore nt SEQ 4 n tESpsess) o6
N lExprss, 20 and Tgm iEcrFtss)
Leave Wilmington 1t 72o and ~ % I. n, 81
s.&5, and $50 p. m
Leave Sslishury - IS r. u
Leave Milford Il; AS =. IA.
Leave Dover at u. Il and o.lep. n.
leave New Castle st II . N. and $40 p. NJ
tesve Chester at $50 =. IN, u lt, 4.ao, and 3,
pm.
ha:.ops at ~ aud p. m for Dover and Li,srIat
dia.e stations, at .0S p. u.
TRAINS FOR Il. TfJdORE
Leave Chester At Sia a n, i2O5 and II. 10 p D..
Leave Wilmington st 4,ao .. IN, s2j = n Ia =,
p FkkTStT II 10 i rRAts. With Passenger Car a,,.sl.a
Leave PniiaIeiphla, for rerryy.ls and lsts.:,-
i,ste places, At $40 2. Il.
Leave Wilmington, for ferryv.is and i7rermsii
save bsi,imSrs, tor Hars de Grs,e .ad Iu sr
iueiiAte stations, at q. Ii.
ON gUNDAYS ONLY:
NJ $50 u. N. sad 1880 ?. II ifom rh.adsipaiA t,
Baltimore.
Al fro,a baltimore to Philadeiph,a.
The $40 u. nj Train from PhiiadeiYhia ~ BAIT
O. Ii. FELron,
Jan 1T Pres' ttpt.
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CUR sOsso.. VIA a.wrORs AHD

~ ne splendid and sspssiee stsan. .-A
STATE, BAY STATE, aad STATE OFY1LNE.
70 the nsvisafon Of Long island Sound, rSnniSS is
connection with the Fall River and old ColGay
railroad, distance Of So miles only to Boston.
sG sHss csS ss 1ssss sss.
Monday, Wsdnesdays, and rridays, at o'slock, r.
IL: ss'ssss :..s.. 4 ssH seSn Capt sv.
raessaays, Nsr,daZs, and saturday., at Z o'oloek,
These steamer are ntted with oommodiu. STATE:
rooms and every arrangement for the security and
comfort Of who e Afforded BY this route
nishts rest on board and, on arrival at Fall river
proceed per steamboat train, reaching Boston early
the following morning, or may remain on board m,
I'll starting Of the accommodation at Q A. NJ, By
which they may reach boston about s4sA. NJ,
A bagsags master is attached 10 each steamer who
receives and ticket: the baggage, snd accompanies
the same to lb destination.
A steamer ruhs, In connection with this line, BE-.
tween fsli river and Providenos, daily saespt Bun
Freight to Boston Is forwarded through with yrss,
dispatch By an Express Train, which leaves Fall
river every morning, Sundays excepted, at ~
o'clock for Boston and New Bedford, arriving atits
destination At about II A. II.
Tor freight @ psaage, ,apply ON board or atth
ss md Ss5s e .ppl; on board q do'redto ''0o
WIN. BORDEN, Agent,
aug f-n 10 snd II Weet G.reet Il. 7.
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RAILROADS, BTO.
PAssEF o. Err TRA IFs7
From WashingtOn.

On and -sfssr SUNDAY, Nay asth, 1855, the
Passenger Trains between washfnston, Baltimore,
and ths West. viii be run % follows:
Daily Trains between Warrington and Bait.
DAILY Trains between Warrington and the west.
a.. On sSndsys, Two Trains to Baltimore, and One
fssssnssf: ios he West matins clos. oonnsssscu.
%oys saa SsnoOp hMsry M With ne ss
SoR FHiIHnIyLPIafiX LAT ~ iHa H"Is AND NEW YORK
EoR ANGAfdLis-Ieavs wsahinsssn 81 i.4o
FoS ALL PoiNTs WEST, and Stations s,onr
the Baltimore apd Ohio Railroad lsaye washingtop
81 Isoa m ana y M, And on suniays a' p. m
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Leave New Yorf at .. N Pbladelphia II %
IA. Baltimore s.tsp'n Arriveas Washington $50
Leave New Yors =, p. m. rhiladelphi. 1850 D
N. Baltimore $50 = N, Arrive At wsshinstos X
Leave New rors ., II .. m Philadelphia 80 .
m Baltimore 40 g. m. Arrive st Washington
Local Aoeoamoda,iou Trains leave Baltimore .,
10 2; m and eio z IN. for w1hinston arrive there
On ssndsys ., ! sS and 7.4o a N. only rom B.l,i
more. No Annapolis connections on Sunday from
Baltimore or washlngton.
Passenger. lea sins weshluston At 1..O . m
and toP. m, make connections st Washington
yss; Sa Z: ohio rd os
Road, IN Maryis.a and virsiais:,
ing;on daily, exapt Sundays, at b.IS .. ia and acc
Passenger Trains leaving Washington a, 0. 90 a. m
a. and Saa anu ~, os tsS sSa ~. a.s
ws.Airyon J,nasin, ..'.
'n,y
my@ Master OF transportation, Bait
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DIR 0POsA AIS FON L6m . N Il .
DEror QuARrERxAsrxn's oyyIcE,

DEPoT QuARTERMAsTHRs OyrIcE,
% Corner Eghtenh and sr,es
SEALED pRoposAIs viii BE- Received Ss AZ iii,
n., for delivering Il ihs city Of v ashipston atsuoh
million feet Of Lumber, Of the following Kind AID
tsS,osS iesi i : or inch white Pine common Gull
100 900 feet = = or l,i inch white pin. common Gull
10000 feet ! or alnoh white pine common Gull
so, % fee, white pine timosr, ., "a to "a foe,
$1,000 feet white pine timber, by 0, as to "a feet
t:s;s ss 3. Ss.s Ss ,slasA wide
60 600 feet joi,t BY o. 10 inch WIDE 10 feet long,
90 ooo hs%ost n1,t Ss 2, soh Wild. IA Ions
1000 feet jOl,t, BY 6, 10 feet loOs, thsm.ocx or
10000 feet jos.t by s. IA feet long, thsmloOk or
10000 feet joa,, by $40 feet long, themlock or
10000 feet ,cani.!ng, BY I, IA feet long (emlock
lo,oso feet .tsniing, By 4, 10 feet long, them'osk
10000 feet ssantns, Shy 4, Is feet long, ihemlock
Ie,nlook and Is White Pine. =.
All III, above described to bc good msrchantable
lumber, subject to tbs inspection Of IN agent sp'
All the lumber to be delivered within twenty days
after signing the cont act
PfCpo.als from iilo ,al parties will not be con-
sl1tied, And An OATH OF ALLEGIANCE to the United
States GoveruGent MUST ACCOMPANY ZACH PROPOSE.
The ability Of the bidder 10 m the eontraot, should
IL be AWARDED TO lin, must b guaranteed BY two
responsible persons, Whose ,gnalures are to be ~.
The r.spons,biiiIy Of the guaraalois must be
shown by TIE ofRs sial certificate Of the clerk Of the
nea'es: District Court, or Of the United States Dis
Bidders must be present in persou when the biis
are opened, or the proposals. will not be eonsid.
cred.
he full name and poet Office add. ess Of The bidder
must appear In The pr posal.
II 4 bid Il made IN the name OF q firm, The uames
Vi ll the paruts must appear, or the bid will be
red the individual proposal OF the partner
bones in .he sum of Ave thousand d liars, signed
by the contractor and both f his guarantors, will be
required CT the successful bidder upon siynDg the
The right to reject any or all bids thai may he
deemed too high Is reserved by the Depo! Quarter.
Inaster
Iformal proposals will be rejected.
Proposals must be addrs.sei 70 C.pt Edward y.
Har z, Assistant Quartermaster y. s. Army, wAh'
ing, n D. @ AID should hs plaialy marked Pro.
posals for Lumber"
Form of Guarantee.
~, aud -, S Of the s county Of 80, sud state
OF -, do hert by guarantee that - II able TO
ull the contract 10 hccordal &c with the term fis
pre posi,ion, and that saou!d hi proposition be 40
should the contract be awarded 10 him we arc Pre-.
| pared to become his suretes.
| Ito this guarantee NUT be appended the certif-
EDW'D s. HARTZ,
spls Captain and A o, NJ, A
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ID EVOLVING IRON TURKETs.
NAVY DEPAuTNpNr,

q. p NAVY DEPAuTMFSr,
Washintt ton, september IS, 1889.
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT. 7 will receive pro.
Positions for the construcion and erection on rd
Cf u yes el building At the PJrisDUuth, New Hamp.
shire, Boston, New York, ana Phiudslpha navy
ysrds, OF two revolving fowers ind an impreguable
smoke pipe for each ves.e
On ons Of the towers there Is to be plot house,
this whole 10 be On the general plan of those now
building for the naval service.
Tho diameter Of the tower will be q + ct In the
clear. thickness will be eleven inches, composed
OF plates Of not Il % ihao one Inch thck
The smoke pipe In thickness Fix aches, compos,d
OF plates no, les than inch hios inside diameter
a. he sop oitsx inches, and height above the deck
eight feet.
The propositions must embrace Ill the machiuery
for revolving and working the turretS and the guns,
and will state the cost and the time within which
the work on each vessel will DO ccm pletct on board
and ready ior servic'.
The contractor will be furnished with general
drawings by the Navy Department.
Proposals will be rtosived until the 18th day OF
October, ard must bs addressed 10 the Navy Depart
ment, and endc rsed on The GU side, Prop, sails for
Revolving Turrrts,' that they n,ny be distinguished
'rtm other letters tsep 1e-lawtOot 10
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
Al L w YGit k DU2E n e .
LAW, FINANCIAL AND COLLECTING

INVOICE Bills BUSINESS NOTES NE0OT2A IkD
PROTESTED NorSs Asp DxpgIxp Accounts
BoroET AID COLLECTED.
STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
EXCLUSIVELY ON COMMISSION.
~0OVBRNxR.S7 CLhLYS BOUGH1.-NA
BY g. z. HOUSE,
Counsellor at Law,
xs Nassau Street, New Xvrs,
s5- In yslr1 v, h< s..s ant Un;:-! Snsn- CoaSA
Advice grads GrA
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
sswHAT rs IT7"

"W HAT Is IT?"
WHY, THERE Is
a oroAt CO1,anaot1o1a
N REGARD TO
8 NJ I T H,
THE MAN WHO Is SELLING
Every Description Of Clothing
AT
PRICES FAR BELOW
.A,sy Dchler IN hts Line!
ss;' 6 ssS= e' ' S'
S7 ANGERS,
We will stSte that be may b found At
AeO a9vc,at1a sstroot,
Opposite the Cay Post Office, near F street
Those who pasronize him will fnd that his eputa
ton for
CHEAP NESS
b rot undeserved.
His stock embraces everything that
.hDORNS The OUTWARD NAN,
And he operates upon the principle that
"a Himbls siIpencs ia Better than . Slow
Shilling"
1t will cost nothitg TO- call and exsmine his UNRl.
VAILED STOCK OF
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS, AND TRUNKS,
Together with every description Of
Cents Furnishins Goods.
J. q. SMITH,
$40 Seventh street,
jr N-3m opposite the Post Once.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
az DR.. s. u. siaEsNOE d has returned
TO the city ~ resami his duties as usual S.ptl7
>rEw VNyEHryeH ON sUTInIC,AI

NJ S~ INVCNTIsu OF kHTuFLCsSx
~ CaEOPLASrIC BONE TEETH,
without metal plste Or clasps, BY
- Il. s.. b. SIdE & NJ o N -
10 Broadway, New York; and 2So Pepns. avenue
bet 18th and 18th sts. Washington, y. g.,
!KIis ths attention Of the public to the following
.svartagea Of his improved system:
Lt The teeth fhis Manufacture will never corrodt
,or change color BY any scds and arc three fourth
lighter than any other.
Id. No teeth or roota reed be extracted, q tn
artificial ones can he Inserted over them.
ID. The roots will se nlsis iaonensiye and neve'
o sohe.
9Th No Temporary lee H. ste needed, IS psrmAnou,
o;les be rade immediately, thereby preserviL.
re natural EXPIRE sion OF the fnse, which, under tn,
I'D systen, q frequently dishgured.
s.h. This work hiss been fully tested for over fv,
7sars, by many Of the frs, Che.sis and Phyioiarr
e this and the old country,
Or. u. has alAe Invented white ipdostruotisl
aetAl filing with which the most sensitive teeth ea
Ie 1lled without pain, and oan build up perfec'
sund tooth en- any side roots, which vii! ls''
trough lifetime. ~
lie refers 10 the following gentlemen: Dr. v.1c',
II. Doremus, Professor OF CheEistryi Hon. n
dann, Jun; Sept: Crab!ree, VICE Prefident Of Tbs
IF the suprens Court, Of Wsssingtoa,D D. G.; sl'l
hougAnds Of othe1.
Call AND CO smius 2 vcurccivs, uov s-an