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The Rcception.---Turtle Received per
Saxonia, served by Bayard, this day. II Park row.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

HilIs Hair Dye, so Cemts.-Black OF
Brown-best In Depot No. Barclay street, and sold
by all druggists
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Trusses.-Marsh g. Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No. 2vesey opposite the church No connection
with any other truss oce Of Female attendant
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

Clirchugh's nlusive Wig.-No soiling
staining of partugs; ct and Workmanship perfect Made
only at 80 Broadway, corner OF Reade street
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very OF Scrofua obstinate Eruption Of the Skin
and old Ulcers No. Division street, New York City, since
lh1<.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

Holloway's Ointment Is the Only Ac.
tual and permanent for piles II has never failed In
thousand of
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

DIR. G. Howard Marshal, Lung 1Ahalist,
curing asthma, bronchitis cataTrh and heart
disease at his oice 7l2 broadway, New York. from TO
z. Cosult free.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

Eight Cartcs de Visite for S1-Equal to
he best made BALCHS, 233 Greenwich st., Barclay
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Beautiful Complexion-Phalon's s'Snow
White Cream when applied 70 the face neck and arms
smooth and the fairest complexion transparently white
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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Trusses, Trusses, Trusses.-Corner OF
Broadway and Ann street, under Barnum $ Mnseun
MARSH BROS.
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Beautiful Complexion.-Laird's Bloom
Of Youth Liquid Pearl has no equal for preserving and
beautfying the complexion and skin Ladies' after using
this delightful article, will have other Sold BY all drug
gisss and at go Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

Consultation Water is n Certain Cure
for diabetes, gravel and all diseases of the kidney.
MORGAN 4 ALLEN, Agents. ~ Clf street. N. Y.
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Occa asiOnal Costivcness.
No medicine is so sure as BRANDRETHS PfLLS-two
or three often permanently curing.
BE SURE AND GET NEW STYLE,
AT "a CANAL STREET
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

Classes OF law students being organized.
cal for those engaged in mercante pursuits il being
organized for instruction in Mercantile Law exclusively
University Law Library open daily from eight to ten for
applications.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

Prof. l.. Millcr's Hair Dye. so cents,
Black and Brown The best Sold by druggists DEPOT 80
Dey street.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

The recruiting throughout the State progressing with
considerable rapidity In most every town village
men arc ensting and there Is great hopes that the
vernon OF the State will find it unnecessary draft
At Jersey City some half dozen companies are being
raised several OF which to Gil up regiments at
tho seat Of war.
At Hoboken the National and Highwood Guards have
again taken the matter in hand, and recruiting two
new companies. war meeting was held Tues day
night, and about 900 raised towards inducing enlist
nlents.
In Newark recruiting goes on rapidly The Young
Mems Christian Recruiting Association Is held weekly
Rev. Dr. Poor and Rev. Mr. McQuad take deep interest
in the matter and encourage them.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

Twelve Cartes de VtsIte 81; Two Large
Photographs 81 PERCIvAL, l30 Chatham streeL
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

five hundred and hy men now enlisted in the req
Ineut whom nifty were recruited yes erday Colonel
Al!o appf catng the superiority Volunteer patriots
over arate1' men, ana being deslrous OF filling up his
thar all the recruiting Offices OF the Legion in the PARK
and elsewhere x be open to-day to enable b. ave men
ana patriots 10 enter here their country's ice.
FiREMFN IN tbs EMPiRE BRIGADE.
CaDta,a ChaYles Dun eagy, OF Company A, Third regi
meat Erpire Brigade has received 10 his company mr.
teen active members a American Hose No Z, Of BROOK
lyu. They have made excellent selection in joining
Captain DGnsaYy company. deserter from this corps
named Henry Grilitls yesterday arrested by
stable Cogen 7ho is showing somewhat OF efficiency in
this connection
EIGHTEENTH coEEECTICsT yoLOSyEERs.
Yesterday evenings papers announced Chat the Night
eenth regiment Connecticut Volunteers, Colonel VIM G.
Ely, would arrive ia this city this ffrdayj aftern oon
but later despatch that they viii leave Norwich
this evening, arriving carly Saturday morning. The
vessel will land at pier North river, and proceed i'm.
medatey on board steamer via Jersey Censra Railroad
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The One Hundred and Eleventh New
York Regiment.

AUBUna, August 81, 1862
The One Hundred and Eleventh reg meut (Cayuga and
wayne), under Colonel segoyne iefs this city at fve
O'Clock this afternoon for the Of war Thousands
people together to bid the soldiers parting fare
well. The barracks will immediately be filled by another
regiment. which is already recruited
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

Tho European mails by the Europa reached this city
from Boston at late hour last night, and will be ready
gor distribution at the New York Post ONCE this morn
ang The substance Of the Europa's news we have al
ready received by telegraph from Cape Race and pub
eshed in tho HERALD We, however, give this morning
Jew interesting extracts from the English papers.
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The Pcnnsylvania volunteers.


Two regiments went South to-day BY orders received
from the War Department Surgeon General Smith is di
rscsd to instruct surgeons TO examine persons claiming
exemption with reference their ability TO aght aud do
other duty and that only under this order those claiming
exemption Of disorders will but
a poor chance Surgeons will be at selected from
the varous countless and 10 perform their duty
without fear favor. No certificates Of physicians
adavits Of disease by persons afflicted VIII bo regarded
BY examining surgeons.
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borden TOWN, N. j., August 81, 1862.
A grand meeting held tonight at Reckless
town, Burlington county, N. j. 1t was addressed by
Messrs James Scarel, Garre $. Cannon, p I. Sonei
and VIM. II Van Nortwck. Much enthusiasm was
evnced II 10 thought the quota Of Burlington county
win be raised without draft.
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The Massachusetts Volunteers, &c.

BosroN, August 81, 1862
The Thirty fifth Massachusetts, regiment Colonel Wilde
leaves tomorrow for the seat OF The regiment will
be transported to New York by special boat and train via
Fall River thus not interfering with the regsar passen
ger travel The Thirty Massachusetts, regiment is
under orders TO leave Sunday The Maine Seventeenth
bvouacksd Boston Common this afternoon, and left
via stouington carly this evening.
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the CALL FOR TROOPS.
Departure OF the One Hundred and
Eighth New York Volunteers.

Departure OF the One Hundred and
Eighth New York Volunteers
Ths One Hundred and Eighth regiment New York
Volunteers, Colonel O. II. Palmer, which arrived
n this city from Rochester Wednesday night,
departed for Washington last evening by special
train from Jersey City. The regiment whca
numbers O40 men, was raised principally in Monroe
county and in point of appearance compares avoraby
with Of our best volunteer regiments. The mon
arrived this city unarmed; but during their soourn in
the Park Barracks they provided with Springfield
mskets OF the most approved pattern Considering their
shorlex (three weess), they marched well and
they passed down Broadway they received the panit
o immense crowd who had assembled to see them OIL
The following Is list Of the officers
Ei,d and .SaF-Coonel, o. II. Palmer; Lieutenant
Colonel, -; Major, George .. Free; Adjutant, j. y.
Chunasero Quarternaser Joseph Harris; Surgeon, f.
Whitby Second Assistant Surgeon, W. $. Ely Sergeant
MAJOR, Chas b. Ayrcs, Qurtermaster Sergeant r. Par
w. G.. Andrews; Clerk, Samuel Andrews.
Company A-Captain, II Williams; First Lieutenant,
W. H. Merritt; Second Lieut. saant w. o. Bioss.
Company B-Captain, II. ). Hogeboom; First Lieuten-
ant, t. A. Everett Second Lieutenant, T. s. Tarbox.
Company C-Captain, w A. Andrews; First Lieutenant,
w. A. Cox; Second Lieutenant, II. F. Tarbox.
Company D-Captan, George Cramor; First Lieutenant,
H Wilson; Second Lieutenant, WIN. Duton.
Company E-Capttn, A. X. Cutler; First Lieutenant,
H. Y. Merritt; Second Lieutenant, w. Northng.
Company ECapain, f. +. PIERCE First Lieutenant,
G. Loder; Second Lieutenant, S Porter.
Compcay G-Captain, I. B Yale; First Lieutenant, J.
NJ Davy; Second Lieutenant r. f. Holmes.
Company H-Captain, +. Fuller; First Lieutenant, NJ
Williams Second Lieutenant, L. button.
Company HCaptan, w. Graebe First Lieutenant, j.
G. r. Fellmen; Second Lieutenant W. Amret
Company K-Capain, j. Dcverel First Lieutenant p.
Kavanagh; Second Lieutenant, X. McCullen.
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pR0P0sALs FOR FURNISHING THE PA
PER FUK TIE PUBLIC PRINTING
0ses SsssristsHasnt Public I,i1tins,

TdshtSgt0u, MAY L. 1861 4
ton OF the Joint Resolution in relation 20 me
Public Printing" approved June ., iS56, scaled
proposals. will BIS received at tails Ofbe until Tues
day, the LIST day OF uiy, 1864, at IL O'clock In for
furnishing the PAPER that may be required Tor the
public printing for one year, commencing ca HE LIST
dsS OF DECEMBER; 1852, and ending on the SOth day
The subi9.psd list specifics, Is nearly as can be
sscertalnsd the quantity of oaoh KIND Of paper thai
will be required.
1000 reams fms printing paper, uaoal endered. 10
measure "a 6y ss Inches, and to weigh fifty pounds
6.fO re.ms Inns print ne psper, eaisndsred, to
measure "a by SO iEchea, snd' 10 WeiFh fiftX-slx
pounds to the rdsia OF BOO sheets.
tAgIsesby 20 the provisIOns of the Joint resolu-
Of the paper required for the above classes Will be
furnished TO applicants there or. This pa Der in 10
De put up IN Suires OF twenty five sheets eSoh and
In bundles OF two reams eaoh; each ream to contain
and weight will 10 required; and no bundle IeS
elusive OF wTaPpers( varying over under FIVE per
cent from the standard weight will he received,
snd the gross weight will in all o.ses be reSulred
10 make up the Weight viii be eonsidered viola
ton Of sh' contract c,s
100 reans suseIhne printing paper, hard-sixsd and
super caeL dered. to measure "a by 81 Inohes And
~ weigh fifty pounds to the ream Of 500 shsets,
GLASS;.
2!OOrcama superhne map paper, sized and calen-
Qereqs OF suoh s'xes as may be rec uired, CORES
ponding In weight with paper measuring 10 by "a
inches, and weighing twenty pounds per ream of
$50 sheets. -
500 ,eams superhne plate .sYst, teAisndsred or
uncalendered, az may 20 rsShiFed, l9 by "a Inches
and ofsq3h weight per ream az may be required.
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CLASS =,
weigh twenty three pounds per rea En.'' "
.. S'loo Iesms writing paper, 10 By Is inches. 70
s. 100 resms writing paper, IL BY q inches, to
weigh twenty-fou pounds per rssm.
$40 Iss%i wsn S.ss Is sy y inches. to
weigh twelve sounds Per rs ~ - 'A0A''' 70
All the psRsrs dssnstssd u and
atssls frss from sdaltsr siiOn, anisSsd In me
ssa and
70 BE- White Or blue laid fat: and Of such weights
ARE By s, v Ss and IAS 81
Weights specified IN the schedule. - -
Tse ritht In reserved Of ordering greater or less
Ill the Glasses, 10 Be farni.hsd ., sssh G%es an %
lT snch Quantities ~ me public service may re-
zach olsss Will be considered sepa atel,. and
ts subject 70 separate contract bus bidders NAV
t1sr for one or more of the Glasses in the sss pro-
No PROPOSAL will DO considered unless a,oom-
panied BY the gusranteeths the bidder or bidders
enter into n .ish rood f sSs ss E
form, for p,esp.sl. yin 3 fSrn.hs2 Al tn. Cd
spbstsnssl III sfrssins there WITH u'' NUN un''ss
All the gAper in the several ols.ses must Be de-
o sSsss iRss IN os.a WEsh - m Mss 3.
N good order. free Of ~ ana svsiy s1t5. chsss Or
and q % the
sn a.. g In gu respects sstisfeotofy. :
S e .i San cD S
OF the kinds OF pager bid for. and upon which Ihelr
6 s. y 3
VIZ !: e, e 1s9s#N RE
. T,sasppstcs andSsndorssd "ProIos.l, for sSl
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SECOND EDITI,
THREE O'CLOCK p. M.
OUR MILITARY BUDGET
Our Loss.

OUR LOSS.
We bear, Incidentally, that 40 the brigade ana
division reports cfthe casualties IA The bs,tl a
oisaturday and sunday lsst, the air Oaf. rsac
General McClellsn's headquarters q 70 be-
aPPsrent that or loss In killed and wounded
especially the latter, was much greater than WA
al nnt supposed. The rebel loss q known 10
nave oeen from seven 20 ten thousand, and we
now believe Guns will quite reach the former
ngures-seven thousand, instead OF three than
sand, as originally reported.
PAYMENT OF RETURNED PRISONERS
Instructions have been sent 70 BrIgadies Cen
harvey Brown, No. - White street, New York,
70 muster Tor payment about ,<O0 returned pris-
ohers now arriving In that city from the Depart
ment OF North Carolina. PAYMENT will be made
20 tnese men IS soon a. muster rolls can be rom
pleted.
Such OF these men as may have basn eIrhAns-
ed, will be granted leave Of absence for twenty
days. The remainder will be furlousbsd tn
exchanged or discharged. Those In the latter
class Will report their addresses 70 the Governors
OF their resPectives States at the end Of Ct, d
month, In order that they may be promptly nor-
neo should exchanges be made for them
AN INTERESTING INTERVIEW.
Col. kenlv, OF the First MARYLAND ReFi-.s,t-
~,
this morning paid vlsittO the Secretary Of War
He was highly camplmsnted by Secretary
stanton, who said that the whole country womb
applaud and honor him for his gallAntry. Tie
OBJECT OF his visit wss TO obtain an exchange Tor
his regiment, now prisoners. He wa promired
That Il should be done at the earliest moment
possible.
DR.. Mitchell, of the LIST Maryland Regiment
and DIR. Stone, Of the ID Massachusetts Reyin, NJ
Were Internationally released 10y the ConfsSrr-
stes, with instructions 10 report TO Secretary sun
ton Secretary !. said that, in consequence r''r'=
act on the part OF the Cent, Ierstes, z. 20. 4:
order the unconditional relesse CT al! -ch,i S..
geons low prisoners with US. IL will be rsa.ss.s-
eeTed that the Confederates frs, set the precsden
OF holding surgeons as prisoners Of war, at BuII
Run.
AFTER his Interview with the Secretary OF War.
Eol. henly, accompanied Nv Gov. Bradford, az
Md Dr. Mitchell, Mr.. schley and Gen Shrly.r,
OF Frederick, paid a visit to the White House
President Lincoln received the gallant officer very
Kindly, and inquired with much Interest into the.
details OF the battle at Front Royal.
Col. Kenly, who Is rapidly recovering from his
wounds, 10 the guest of r. c. Washington, ESQ
during his stay in this city.
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CONVERSATIONAL.
xNXvIIth ONGRRsS-Secead Session.
FRIDAY, June 6

FRIDAY, June g.
SENATE.-The Vice President presented reso, H.
tons Of the New York City Councils In favor a.
the establishment OF 4 mint In that CITY
committee Of conference was ordered 10 be
appointed on the Indian appropriation bill, whic
had been returned from the House with amend
ments
communication was received from the secre-
sary OF the Navy, transmitting reports Of naval
operations on the lower Missiaippl
Mr.. Hale offered a resolution ceiling on the
Secretary Of the Treasury for information as 10
how much Of the S72 672 paid 20 the MarshaIs OF
the District OF Columbia for the year ending June
%, 1861, was for their personal services, AID how
much on other accounts; adopted.
HousE.-The bill for the relief Of Francis HUT
man was taken up, and was under consideration
when our report closed.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

EMANCIPATION CoMNIssIoNKRs .-Petitions nIed
since last report ALLEN Dodge, : slsves-wesley
Snowden, Anthony Washington, Rosa, Thomas
Robert, Frank and Wesley Brown; Mary Walk
er, slaves-Amand, Sophia, Clara and Edward
ten; Jane T. Matilda b. and Margaret j. BeaIl
OF Rockville, Md, L. slaves-Cicely Talbot
Charlotte, Charles and Lofty Plowden; Teresa
Henry and Ann Maria Tyler, Sophia Clements,
Harriet, Jenny. Bell, Margery, Louisa, Billy,
Mary Jane and Charles Smith, and Maurice
Mary X. Stewart and Mary r. Patterson, slave
Lucy Whitney. VIM. 6. w. White, . slaves
yames Anderson. Eliza Butter, Fanny Brown
Robert Read, 1 slave-Ariana Dorsey.
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DIED

Ssh year; and on the ssme day, MARY ALMIRA,
youngest child of John and Esther G. Hickey,
ne iunersL OF mis-; SMITH MINOR VII! tate
dsnce. $40 Thlrt.enth street, near I. The friends
OF tho deceased are rec uested to attend.
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DEATHS OF SoLDIKRs.-The following deaths
have been reported since our last:
David Taylor, company G, 10th Penn Reserves
b ID. Bassford, company r, 9sth New York
Milo Rockwell, company G, 92d New York.
Relatives Of deceased soldiers can be furnished
with all the Information they desire in relation
TO the burial place OF their friends &c, by call
Ing on F. T. Sands, Government undertaSsr' aaa
r street north.
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CYTHOPODIsT.

Corns, BuRions, Callosities, Club and Inverted
Nails, and all diseases Of the human feet treated
successfully without pain or loss OF blood by DR..
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, at 426 Pennsylva-
mia avenue, between Az and 9th streets.
No dcid-No Blood-No PAIN.
Operations performed in 3 few minutes; the
patient can walk Immediately without the least
Inconvenience.
OGire hours from to p. m. No charge for
consultation.
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GENITAL GuARDHoUsE CAsBs-Byors Justice
Ctark.-Pst'k Broden, drunk; fned e1.94 Thos.
Abram MONTY, do. Jas. welch, petty larceny;
turned over to the military. G. H. List, fast r.
ding; further hearing Peter Cosgrove, drunk;
fined 90 o.. John Kelly, sleeping In the market;
turned over TO the military.
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MARRIED,

On the 5 h lnsts2 at St Ale,.ius Chureh, by
the Rev. Father Mcguire, JAMES r. BARNES.
E's-. 10 Miss NARY K, DAVIS, both Of Mont
EOnsry CcGLty, Md.
On tie Sd instant, by the Rev Mr. Fincksl. Mr.,
PHILIP MEHRLlN6 to Miss BETTY BOYL.
a. Of Wa hir gton.
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CHARGE OF RosszRY.-A day or two since a
soldier named George Gant1, was before Justice
Clayton, having been arrested by Ofacer J. John
son, on the charge OF robbing Thomas Dolan, q
discharged soldier Of some fifty or siIty dollars.
The Justice after hearing the evidence dismissed
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ARREsT FOR DIsLoYALTy.-A ship carpenter
In the navy yard named John Mitchell, was ar
rested Yesterday morning by the guard, on the
charge OF having uttered reasonable sentiments.
He IL still confined In the guardhouse in the yard.
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A Coon MevE.-The city authorities have or
dered the cleansing Of Hog alley, between and
and Sixth and Seventh streets. The necessity
for cleanliness In that locality has long been
aorious; and no doubt property owners there will
appreciate the publication. The cleansing pro-
cess will be well EMPLOYED In other localities.
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F. ON Dr.. J. II. Darrell, Washington Building 5,
PenRsyIrdaid dvsE4s.
DR.. White has removed most painful bunion
from my foot. The operation was performed ad
nlirsbly, and to my entire satisfaction.
liz Dr.. J. II. DARRELL.
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IL DRY GODDS-DRY GOODS.
HAVING Loostsd for the present at No. 479
Ninth street, between ID and E.-where an SELF
lrg of the remainder of the Gooos taved from the
hre, at less than usual prices.
have still on hand q good assortment of Domes-
ito Goods. which were bOurht before the Use 10
cotton, and will be sold 81 old prcss.
Large assortment Black Silk., Bareges,, Lawns,
Prints, and other Dress Goods, that will be sold
st very low prices, to close out the stock. Call
early to get bargains, At
II. E6AN'S,
m al-6tif <19 Ninth, oct, ID and E.
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The CASE Of the house on Nineteenth street
west, which was advertised in Yesterdays Star
as having been ''lnvestlgatedn by Justice w alter
at the guaTdhouIe, and 'thonorablv discharged"
by him without the hearing OF testimony, or the
presence Of that "malicious person" the COM
plainant and proprietor Of the building, will
prove nc. 70 be 40 "fnally dismissed" as certain
parties may fondly suppose. The case will be
presented for the action Of the grand jury Of the
county Of " Washington, and II will then be seen
II government officers and EMPLOYEES may with
immunity, by false pretences, secure possession
OF premises foT Illegal and improper purposes
and make a handsome profit thereby. II will
also be determined whether trials before Justices
who " Investigate" and dismiss I" cases" on
hearing one side only, have become inaugurated
liz The National Capitol beyond reach Of remedy.
It's A w DRNHAM
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T JUST PUBLISHED,
he New Union Game Of Secession, or Sketches
S. a Or e :saS s .o fer s n
! ~! y 2. cHAkLs2SNs ssh siS S"f i
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DRAKR's PLANTATION BIfrHRs.
nCaQn

1t invlgOrates, strengthens and purihes the sys-
tenn, 1, perfect appetizer, and the most agree
able and efec tual tonic In ths world. 1t Is CON-
posed Of the celebrated Calissya Bark, Roots,
Herbs and pure st. CroiI Rum; particularly
adapted to delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
Weakness, and is just the thing for the changes
Of seasons.
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and Sa.
loonI. p. II. DRAKE & Co.,
ap eo3mf 202 Broadway, New York.
ALL PERSONS can find the best stock OF Cloth
Ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and CAPS,
at Smiths, No. 470 Seventh ST., near r. fe 2T-3n
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To ARMS To Arms The citizen soldier will
find a more deadly foe in the brackish, muddy
water and damp night air than in the most de-
termined enemy. Holloway's Pills so purify the
blood and strengthen the stomach and bowels
that the soldier can endure these hardships and
still be strong and healthy. Only q cents per
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u! HE re s.,ss
81 Old Ei ispa. s snS
eustomsrs. and the public generally. that he has
htted mp the Alleys In superior manner and re-
spsotf.liy sSIic,ts q, The 1.,IoDsfs Of me pubic
jes-iv WM. O. MA6EH.
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SECOND WAND STATION CAsKs-BSfors Jnsriei
CIark-Mary Drunk, very drunk; workhouSe d
gays John Jones, do; naed sasL
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W.auIxa7ox Nav

WAsHINsToS, May 2s, 1862.
This IL ts certify that DR.. Tumblety, the Indian
Herb Doctor, has cured me Of consumption.
X. CLAY DORSEY, United States Capitol
THE INDIAN HERB DOCTOR
will describe diseases and tell his patients the
nature Of their complai nts illness without re.
ceiving any information from them.
No charge for CoasSlfatioR or Adries.
Ohice, No. IL Washington Buildings, PennsYl.
yalia avenue, corner eth street. lie 2-t
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HAxs.-Henry Nyes, N. w. Thomas, G. Cas-
sard, Keiman's Orange brand ham, F. w. Cas-
cards best sugar-cured hams, at 10 cents per ID.
These are five Of the best brands Of hams in the
United States. Ten pounds Of Lard for 81, at
GEO. w. STEWART & Son's,
ie 5-3.& Corner 18th and II streets.
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IrIsA FACT, and the people should know II,
that one dollar spent at the Dollar Store, (a3o
beautiful jewelry and silver plated ware than
three times that sum invested elsewhere. je2-lwF