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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-07
Aug. 6.-Adiournment of Congress.

dug. 7.-Hampton burned by the rebels.
dug. 10.-Battle of Wilson's Greek, near
Springfield. Death of General Lyon.
Aug. 24.-The transmission of Secession
journals through the mails prohibited.
Aug. 2S.-Capture of the Hatteras Inlet
forts by the expedition under Oommo-
dore Stringham and General Butler
tug. 30.-General Fremont issues a procla-
nation con6scating the Slaves of rebels.
Sept G.-The Confederates advance into
Kentucky.-General Grant, with Ma
tional troops, takes possession of Pa
ducah, Kentucky.
Sept l0.-Defeat of Floyd near Gauley
River.
Sept 1.-THE Kentucky Legislature pass
resolution ordering rebel troops to
leave the State.
Sept 16.-Wholesale arrest IF members of
the Maryland Legislature.
SCpt 2O.-Surrender Of Colonel Mulligan,
at Lexington.
Spt. 2J.-Occupation Of Romncy, Western
Virginia.
Oct. 6.-Unsuccessful effort of rebels to
retake the Hatteras Inlet forts.
Oct. S.-Attack of rebels on Santa Rosa
Island, and repulse by regulars and
Wilson's Zouaves
oct. Unsuccessful skirmish near Harper's
Ferry. Capture of rebel cannon by
troops under Colonel Geary.
Oct. 20.-Partial blockade of the Potomac
by rebel batteries.
oct. 2l.-Part of General Stones Division
cross the Potomac at Balls Bluff, and
after severe fighting are driven back,
with great loss, by the enemy. On
this occasion Gpnaral Rakar fall
oct. 2j.-Gallant charge of the Fremont
Guard, under Major Sicconi, against a
superior body of rebels at Springfield.
oct. 3l.-Retirement of General Scott
General Mcclellan appointed Com
mander-in-C Chief.
AoO. 2.--Removal of General Fremont from
command in the West.
Nor. 9.-Eegagement at Belmont, Missouri.
Nou. 20.-Disbanding of1febel troops in Ac-
comac and Northampton Counties Va.
Nov. 23.-Bombardment of the rebel bat
teries by Fort Pickens and the ships
of war Niagara and Richmond.
Dec 2.-Meeting of Congress-
Dec. 4.-0ccupation of Ship Island by the
National troops.
the National troops.
Dec. 11.-Great fire in Charleston. Loss
estimated at ST, 100000.
Dec. 12.-0ccupation of Tybee Island by
National troops.
Dee 1S.-Large bodies of rebels dispersed
by General Pope in Missouri. Capture
Of a rebel camp with one thousand three
hundred prisoners-Gallant affair at
Drainsville. Retreat of the enemy.
Dec. 20.-Sixteen old whalers sunk by the
National forces at the mouth of Charles
ton Harbor.
Dee. 22.-Skirmish near Fortress Monroe
Dec. 25.-Retreat of the rebel General Price
to Arkansas.
Dec. 28.-Adjustment of the Mason. Slidell
difficulty. Suspension Of specie pay
ments in New York.
Dee. 30.-Delivery of the rebel commission
ers, Mason and Slidell, to the British.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-07

JAPANESE WHEAT.-We are indebted to
the liberality of John OHara of this city,
for quantity of seed of the celebrated ia
pauese Wheat, which is said to produce at
the rate of at least one hundred and fifty
bushels 10 the acre-to be hardy aud adapted
to our climate, ripening in September-and
equal in quality for Touring to the best
spring wheat 1t tgrOws like corn, the wheat
being produced in large punches on the end
Of stalks. We have one Of these stalks 3,
which contains as much wheat as ordinarily
grows on considerable number of wheat
stalks. 1t has been tested in bread, and
found to be all that can be desired, families
having lived upon it the past winter. If one.
half that is said of it be trde, and we have
no. doubt Of it, considering the source and
directness of our information, it must GER
tainlY be great acquisition to the agri-
cultural resources of the West. The quan.
tity which we have ON hand we intend to
distribute to those subscribers who make
payments for the Democrat, between now
and the lst of February next GaLesburg
Free Democrat.
We have a distinct remembrance that,
about year ago, this same Japanese Wheat
was Cenouuced by the press as humbug.
We sincerely trust that it has proved itself
above such suspicion. Wheat that yields
one hundred and fifty bushels to the acre,
and of good quality, is a deadsrGtum which,
it is feared, is not yet among the probabili-
ties
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-07
vory Interesting from sOuthern Kentucky.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette. i
CAIRO, January G.

Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.I
CAIRo, January 6.
Chas. Hammond, of Williamsport, Penn. =,
with two Others, deserters from Columbus,
arrived here this morning. Hammond, who
left Columbus on Sunday, reports that Pill
low resigned on Friday last. He takes no
other command. Major Stewart is promo
ted to a Brigadier Generalship. Fifteen
thousand troops left Columbus last week for
Bowling Green. The force now at Colum-
bus is between twenty-five and thirty thou
sand. % ..''s
The sixty. day soldiers are all gone. The
Confederates are impresSing men fast of all
classes-nOne excepted.
There are one hundred and fifty rifed
cannon mounted at Columbus. Also, a
chain is stretched across the river, supported
by barges, with an interval whore two torpe-
does are planted.
No gold or silver is to be had at the State
Bank of South Carolina. Tennessee money
and Confederate scrip is the only money
used. Bills are cut up to make the requisite
change. -. sH.H ~
Whisky is worth 50 so per quart.
Eight negroes were collected at Mayfield,
to be sent to Columbus to work on the in
treDchments. They got wind of IL when
last night they seized cavalry horses and
rode into Fort Holt. ....
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-07
NUMBER lO9

Piag Of truce from the rebels requested per-
mi sion to bury their dead, and an hour was
granted for the purpose, when they fell back
on their Notifications, which are said TO be
very extensive, and defended by from eleven
to twelve thousand men under Geperal Pope.
Their loss is unknown. Our force was a, 600,
and had eight wounded, including Major
Watson, Of the Eighth Michigan, mortally.
General Stevens now holds possession Of the
mainland, and awaits reinforcements from
the North TO proceed
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-07

very tall man was in the streets when
q lady, who admired his gigantic stat
ure, thus addressed him, $3.50. ..
"Mister, were you large when you were
small2" r nl'
"Yes, marin, I was considerably big when
was litLle.'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-07

An Irishman at work on stone wall
caught small spotted animal, which he
took to be neighbor's Kitten but dropping
her almost instantly, he olapped both
hands to his nOse, and exclaimed, "HOwly
mother what has she been aiting2"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-07

Prince Napoleon is the only distinguished
man in Europe who has publicly and warmly
espOused the cause of the United States. He
is next heir to the throne of France, after the
Prince Imperial; and If ever our people have
an opportunity to do him good turn, they
will not be likely to forget il.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-07

A spring of pure gin burst up out of the
ground in London, attracting great atten-
ton, and the liquid speedily becsme much
in demand. It's origin was for some time
deemed purely miraculous, until finally the
stream was discovered to flow through q
broken underground pipe to a distillery, the
proprietors of which were thus stealthily
heeced of their property.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-07

A man who applied for relief for himself
and family at Hartford, a few days since, was
found TO have been married thirteen years,
during which time he had been blessed with
thirteen children, including one set OF trip
lets and four sets OF twins. n
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-07

The Essex (Mass Banner says woman
has been extortiog money from the charita
BILE in Haverhill, by exhibiting false can.
etreu her breast. That's ingenious.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-07

Z The servant girls of the free States con-
sumo more silks and French goods than the
whole Southern aristocrscy. ,-....
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-07

"Pray, Miss o., said gentleman the other
evening, why are ladies so fond of officers 2"
How stupid" she replied; lis it not natural
Mat a LADY should Ike good efT, siT?"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-07
The Paris correspondent Of the New York

Ihave heard il stated that Mrs. SlidSll has
said, since her arrival here, that among the
propositions which the rebel commissioners
were authorized to make to the governments
of France and England, as an inducement
for the recognition of the South, was plan
for the gradual abolition OF Slavery. Such
a proposition would, without doubt greatly
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-07
DENTAL.
ss0- No charge made when new ones are inssYta1.
foc22-tf1

- Oh Stxth-st., between Race and Elm 7Ie
30, 189 near RSce-st. Teeth extracted
without pain, on q new principle, without
the use Of drugs any injurious agent PositiVOl1
40 humbuS. Having bad nearly twenty years 81.
city, he can give RsFft satisfaction 70 al Whe Wil
latroniSe him. His terms are 20 reasonable that
Fou will save nearly Ono-hAlf By caIlinR OU him.
t Tdea1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-07

N HOLD AYS.-JOHN BATES has on hand a
large assortment Of Fruits Condiments and Yanh GO
Vegetables, suitable for Christmas PRESENTS COM
prisinR, In part, Raisins, Figs Nuts, Ssrdnes, Lob
sters, Oysters, Fresh Peaches and Strawberries
English and American Pickles and Sauces, Pre-.
serves and Jelles. ..
For sale BY JOHN BATES,
dezs National TheAter Building, SYcamore-st
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-07
SEWING MACHINES.
PRICES REDVCEDl

khAOEo AEDUDGBl
FHHH MHEEI.EH q WILSON SEW
Il IHG-hAOHIHE COMPANY, havinr rsfV-ss
sI tneir guiS e Law With Infringing msnnfss.
turer!i pFoposs that the public ahan b benefited
saeTebyi and have accordingly REDUCED THE
PRICES Of their Sewing -maohiue6.
havinG made for over seven years, the most BOZ
@ Ia EsIiiy seEine mae hine In The country, aB4
making 8N maoaiNs Il thflH NRsss1s S.- sSs
!hey are prepared With Buoh extraordinary Haoff.
ltes ana experiences 70 guarantee to the purohRSUr
entire satistHotion All our Machines are mada
equally well, and are
WARRANTED THBnH YEARS,
The difference in Price being mOrely GiasrsRos u
31,3O5 Machines sold IN 1859, boine doa ths
Halee Of any other company in the Urion,
Awarded the HirHt Premium in the
o. 3. FAIKs or 1888. 1859 AND 1850,
And Of the Cincinnati Heohanicu' Ipstttuta -
EQuR SUCCESSIVE YEARS We have takss ~
birrt Premium over all competitors a. the best
BEST FAMILY sEWIEG-MAOHIRH.
e use. NJ ~ oshuftle makes the Iook-stitch alfk.,
DON sioes the good1, leaving no chain or Fidag
on the under side Of the seam; ana uses but hsH
a. much thread a. the chain stitch machinea
send or call for Circular, containing prfsos.
tastimoniAlAp eta,
E.wM. SUMMER & CO., Agents,
~ West Fourtb-st.
Fixes oPERA-HoUsE,
den OININEAEB
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-07

STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NKW
- YORK An ID LIVERPOOL, - HAS
landing and emharking passengers ASESSkSE
ct 4tQUEENbnOWN, ireland: The ~E/IM0aNYA
Liverpool New Hork a. Phila- rsSSleek fs9e52l8
delphiA Steamship Company in.
tend dispatch ing their full-poweEed OlYde-buih
Iron SteaBshtps a. f0Ilows: : - ] - -
OITY OF WASHINGTON Saturday, December %
EDlNBU hGH Saturday, January 4.
Ano every saturday. at noon, from Pier a, North
kiVor.
RATES OF PAssAGH FROM NEW YORK:
First OaDIn....-.......875 Steerage. $40
First de- to London... 80 Steerage to London... S3
first do. to Paris 80 Steerage to Paris..... 33
First do. TO Hamburg So Steerage to Hamburg 35
RATES OF FARE FROM CINCINNATI TO NEW YoRK-ALL
RAILROAD,
flIBt
oecobu 10
Time from Cincinnati to New York 81 hours only
Passengers torw arded TO Paris, Havre, Bremen,
Rotterdam, Antwerp &C., at equally low rates.
pS- We are prepared to issue, in connection with
our usual Ship D icl cts, BAlLBOAD TICKkTS, to
persons sending for their friends to any part of
IRELAND, ENGLAND OR GERMANY.
This will prevent much delay ard imposition to
parties travelling Our Agents In New York and
Boston viii pay every attention to the passengers
going and CON IL g by our lines.
pB- Orders from the country for Ship OF Railroad
Tickets promptly attended to, and receipts returned
by mail.
DEAFTs on the Royal Bank Of ireland at s5 to
81, for sale.
VIM. u. BARRY s. co.,
Ticket Office, 76 West Third. st., Cincinnati.
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, 10 Broadway, N. Y,
tdelSl -.
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Rice.

100 Rags PRIME EAsT INDIA
JAS. A. gRAZER a co.,
las Nos. 90 and 0S Walnut-gt
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Highly ImpOrtanI frOm South CaralIna-
Our TrOSps on the HiaiRland-RebeIsD De-
feated In q harp RIsht, ....

NEW YORK, January 8 The steamer Van
deTbitt, from Port Roysl on the Sd, has ar
rived. She brings 1897 bales of cotton.
General Stevens brigade advanced on the
mainland on the lst, and gained possession
Of the rebel batteries after short resistance.
The troops were assisted by the gunboats 10
shelliBg the rebels. General Stevens fol-
!cGed up &c within six miles Of Charleston,
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Percussion Caps.

nAA M PLAIN 4. d. CAPs-GKR-
AOOOO MANi 1900 NJ plain s. b. oGps-
JAMES A. FRAZER 4 co.,
jAs ..I n GO and as Walnut. -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-07
CnRONOLoGY OF THR PAsT YFAR.

At the close of the most eventful year of our
nations history, resume of the principal
events thereof will not only prove interest
ing to our readers, as a history of the re-
bellion, but valuable for further reference.
Every important move on either side, at sea
and on land, will be found under its proper
date.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
CIOR DOs1ON, VIA NEWPORT ARp
Il FALL RIVER.

BY the splendid snd periog stelrn ,EsSA
eM MMETRORQLIS, u EMP1RE
STATE, BAY STATE, and STATE OF MAINE,
Of great strength and dpeed but particularly adapted
10 TIE navigaton Of Long fsland Sound, running In
connection with the Fall River and Old Colony
rAilroad, distsnse Of % miles only to Boston
Tns stsansr EHPiRE STATE, Capt. Brsytop,
Mondays, wednesdsys, and Fridays, sts o'olock, r.
Ss :ssssssr HE4HcfoIrs Cart Brown on
:. r., toschins st Newport each way.
Thess steamefs are fitted with oo1modIus state.
rpoms, and every aFrAaesmsnt for the security and
ooefost Of pesss1gcU Who afforded BY this route
roesed per steamboat train, reaching Boston early
III stsrtinG Of the eoopamodauou at 9 A. n, by
A baggsss master b attached 10 each steamer who
the came to h destination.
,weea Fall river and Providence, daily. except Sun
fTsisht 70 Boston h forwarded through with sres.
dlspatsh By N Exprete Train, which leaves Fall
river every morning, Sunday excepted, at N
oclcck, FOR Boston and New Bedford, arriving atis
destination at about II A. n.
omoe, % Pier No. 8. North river For state room
aad bsrths apply o. beard, Or II desired to secure
Il WIN. BORDEN, Agent,
aaa H-u foand II Weststrcet N. 7.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
yNINTER ARHANGEMENT.
lhiladslphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
n ~ ILE q AID.

|
On and sitsr MONDAY, NOV. IL, 1851,
PASSENGER rHAiss fH11i LEAVE fHlLApAL-
FOR Bsltimors, at $50 .. n, SIS .. m, l.sb n.,
(EHPrees,) y and 1850 p m.
For Chester, at SIS o. m, II as NJ, stb and 10 30
FOR wnminsten, At $50 = m, Sis a. m, li.Ss a.
i foi X New " osssis, @ at Il SIS g. m. and s.1b p IN.
FOR Dover st sis Q. m. and 3.4b p. m
For Milford, st SIS .. N.
For salisbury, at 0 lSs m.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore At $40 .. m; (Express) LOS p.
Leave WilSipston At f.ao and if.ss I. m, slS.
E.:xs ssisssry .,sssnm,
Leave Dover at g. m. and s.lor m.
Leave New Castle at II O. m aud $40 pm
Leave Chester at $40 =. m, II 10, 40, and $50
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and intermediate
stations at 8 20 and p. M. for Dover and interme
diate stations, ct .o6 p. m.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester 1t s.46 ., m, "a o6 and Mop. IN
Leave Wilmington At 400 >. m, s.2S . m 1895
p EREISaT iss TRAIN. with Passenger Car attached,
leave I.a1s fniladsiphi., fot Psryville and ,ntsrms
dlste places, at $40 p. m.
Leave Wlnlngton, for Perryvills and intermedi
u issss s:ltnors for H.v de Grace and inter-
mediate stations, at0 An.
ON SUNDAYS ONLY:
Al $50 .. m. and 1850 p. m from Philadelphia TO
S% Bs%Srs 41sIS e tom RhiSSsRs; to s,
more will run daily, Mondays eseTed~ ~
Jan 2-u President.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
Al y y y =
adams Express Company"

This Company oaer 70 the public UnsqlAlled
kdRsutagesr Ter the " Safe And Quick Dispatch Of
Heavy Frsights, Packages, ysluabier, Money, 40.
no., to oil partA Of the United States.
Expresses 10 and from the North and W est depar,
IRON and arrive In Washington twice dolly All
Expresses In charge OF ssprieresd and rsliasla
Messenger.
All PackAges for " The Soldiers" carried ~ One
Halfp ear usual rates.
All xoods for the so-osiled Gontederatss statas"
and all RrtioleS Conuaband o. war; Will be Rs
yUBHD.
Our Expresses leave New Yorl Al - sad Or
arriving III W sshington At q ~ and 10 r. M
Expresses leave philadelphia ;HA hi aud 10
III arriving In " ashingtoD b, 80 v ~ aLd d.
Expresses leave Baltimore ~ 40 ID. AMI sii
Z. r., arriving IN Washington II a a. and b"
Expresses for sii points horih AID Wet leave
WashlnRton daily at 1850 A. NJ and 30 Z. N.
special ConiT sets for large quantities Of Fregh,
ian be a,aae on application vt this oflee.
All gpods oAllsd for and dslvsssd G,sc Of sstrs
T- hy'' spssintsndent Adams Exb1ses Cs,
VaGAingtes, ,AseaN =, VI. Slto-u
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
pENsioH OFFICE: June 9, isel:

DENsiOH OFFICE, JUNE Q, 1901.
no ALI WhOk IT NAY oONokRh
Application having been made under the cot Of $50
ssilbsd herein, which are alleged to have beea os
Or destroyed notice hereby given that, at the data
toloving the description of.saeh warrant, new
certificate Of like tenor will be Issued, " no valid oh
lection should then sppear.
No. 97sO, for 100 acres, issued under the act II
1853. ''' -
No. 81 .pal Tor 100 acres, Issued under the so
wss granted August 10, 1860 May 3, 1862.
No 45,t22, for 100 acrss, issued under the act OF
March, 1855, In the name of Charlotte, widow Of
Walter Cole, and wsa granted January %, is'c-
No i6 oSs, for 100 acres, Issued under the act Oh
March; 1855, in the name Of Mary HaIer, wieow OIL
No io,5GI, for 20 acres, issued upder ,nr act o,
minor child Of William scrivnsr, deceased and wa
granted August Il, lsb2-June II, 1882.
No. 1S,ii1, for iso acres, (aet ls!1) in favor o.
isHJuns sn. aas,'i a. iso3 bearing '''s '' december
No g; oa for i2c acres, issued under the &C. Of
granted Nov. g, ls56-June 81, 1852
No h2l32, for 100 acres issued under the sct Of
Mach, 1854, IN the name Of Sarah wi low Of Thomas
| 1851
No 1850, for 100 acres, under aot Of li,h Febru
l isVor VI iho"se DinBnhm, rlNAtc, VI
| Captain Hunters company, Battalion OF Mormon
| volunteers, issued l8th April, 1s68-July 8. 1862
No 95 6I8, for 100 lcres, Issued under the act Of
March 3, 1855 In the name OF William T. Henry, snd
| lsd2
No ,24l for 100 acres granted under act Of nth
| February, 1sI7, to Andrew Tauher or Thafer, q
private Of Captain Taylor's company, Colonel Ste
yensSns & regiment. @ Nsw . York volunteers and bear
No. OF 9a4 for 100 acres, Issued under the fact OF
March, 1858, in the name of Nicholas Turreete, and
| WIS granted May sth, lsel-July 10, 1862
No VI ,9ys for foo acres issued under the act OF
| N .roh Isb5. In the name of joe Nestor Scdiilo
and was granted May sth, 1sIl-Juiy l2, 1852
| JOBEPh II. BAkkEfr,
Commissioner,
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
NJ FOR THE WEST, ~
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD AND NEW Y0RK
CENTRAL RAILROAD.

ON Arp Arm DKcsuBsR ., 1881,
Enprees Trains leave New York city depon Of
Hudson River Railroad daily, Sundays s1ospted, y
H Ss,.''" !. "'' ssn se.A z .''' ''.''
n.;,I,i; Ss +. =; &. s,..,o sop n.
carr, loiS ?. N.
On suspAis, the following trains will be, run to
and from soth street: The fo.!o p m. sleeping car
train Tsd. for Albany and Troy and The go q m from
troy, and 40 p m: train from Albany.
trail Railroad for Schsneotady, Rochester,, Uttos,
town Railroad, Buffalo, Syrsouse, Niagara Falls,
Il s.7s nd
sa Lake Shore, Budale and Lake Huron and Great
Western Railroad, for Hamilton, Toronto, Detroit,
Chicago, Toledo, Milx,skis, Fond Du Lae, L
Dubuque, Peoris, Rock Island, nasoatne, ,iowsCtty,
Cairo, fsrls Asats, inaIsnspoiE, Louisvilie cScis
az, psytSn, Colnneus, Cleveland, and oil points
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Boston, and kens. and Saratoga Roads for Saratoga
roint, Pistsbursh, OsdensOursh, Montreal, 10.
~ Freight Arrsnsemene By this route - above,
without change Of Cars, from The Depots IN Chan:
- made BY other Railroad Companiee The faoili.
ties Of this great New York Route to the West, ,oom
mend II to the confidence Of merchants knd shipper
Passenger Trains, with Smoking and SLEEPING
SSa.,a rss In '0ons0'i'a on the Ne" York Central
For particular q TO local train s.nd freight or
AT SMiTH,
deo II Superintendent
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

HioHLY IMPORTANT TO
AMsRoTSPE AND DAGUERREAN ARrisTsi
both In the city and surrounding country, 10.
In addition to our large business, We have ADDED
large and choice stock Of ambrotype and daguer.
reaa materials, such q
UNION CASES,
Every sise In the TRADE.
DOUBLE GILT BANNER CASES,
every size made.
UNION GILT FRAMES,
every size made.
FANCY and OVAL MATS and PREsERvERs,
every size In the Trade,
EXCELSIOR IRON PLATES,
every size made.
MELAINoTYPE AND VENUS PLATES,
every size made.
CUT CROWN GLASS,
every SIZE In the Trade.
We guarantee to sell this stock at or near the man.
ufaotuTers' prices.
Oar printed PRICE,LIsT sent free to any sd.
drea
Orders from the Campo promptly attended to.
Store open from 7.3o .. 10. 10 o.ap p IN.
Remember the number-bio- -Sio-5io-bio-slO
y. J. BEI.LEw CO.,
.... Dos AaaufAstufsss' Agent,
n4sS - .......- -.Gg WaaAinstms D. q
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
saa lift
NEW YORK AND HRIK RAILROAD.

Passenger Trains Leave uis Pavonia Feny -
and LeaS Deck, IRON foot Of Chambers street,
New York, - follows, vix:
All A. H., EXPRESS, for Dunkirt, and Buffalo,
snd principal intermedisfe Stations
ASA NJ, MAIL, for Dunkirk and intermediate
Stations This Train remains over night st Elmlrs,
nd proceeds the next morning
Ats A. n, MILK, daily, for Ottsvillc. and Inter.
Htii 4. Il ACCOMMODATION, daily, for Pot
Jsryts, and principal Stations.
AZ r. T., WAY, for Middlctown, Newtursh
ard intermediate Stations.
ATT r. r., NIGHT EXPRESS. daily, for Dun
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