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The New York herald., 1862-02-06
p.r.onal Intelligence.

FeF1Om0l 1mtelh&c mNCe
Judge Shpman, OF Hartford and Mrs. Senator DIXON
and family Of Connecticut, stopping ~ the ADemars
Hotel.
Cant Rodman Of the United States Army; b. G. Cor
win OF Ohio; b. II Adams, w. Fosdick and T. C. Gard
nsr Of Boston j. Lndley, OF Iowa; Kellogg, OF Yer
mont; r. Edson Of Albany; r. G. Ward and H. G. Grant,
Of Washington; j. J. Lowell. Of Massachu setts, and H.
James, Of Newport, are stopping a. the FIN Avenue
Hotel
Elk Governor Fairbanks, Of Vermont; Col Fnrght, Of
the Sixty third regim mt New York Volunteers n. Gam
brin OF Cleveland; g. Mallory, OF Connecticut; Capt
Ioper and g. Neaie Of Philadelphia; W. Grand, IT., or
Batimore s. T. spauding Of Massac husetts aud Homer
Ramsde OF Newblrg, are stopping at The Astos House.
DR.. winsow Lewis, L. L. Tarbell, J. ii. Ireland ami
O. W. Bentley Of Boston; A. McConihie aid family, Of
bany; Charles Kuhn. Of Newport; N Wheeler CT
Ri g.port Major A. j. Mysr, OF tho United States Army
r. Crang and wife, of wheeling; Major F. A. Boa dnap
Of Baltimore and Captain F.. uers, Of Washington, are
stopping at the st. Nj holas Hoel.
Colonel H. Rgxs and loonel George ~ Rayard, Of Wash
nRtcn: j. g. Case Of Boston, q. Whippe and L. Kings
ley OF Rhode sar d; George Fryer, 81 Pha e.phia, Us
car King, Of Minnesota A. Leitch, OF st. Louis, and J. H.
Sedgwiek Of Syracuse are stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotel
Dr. Holland and Timothy ntcomb, Of Boston; Join
rove and party, OF hassaci usets; g. T. u HIM, H.
story Jr w. Z. Perkins, c. II. Miin, II. l.. Tnckerman
and j. r. Chadwick. of Bostan and G.P. Drake and Dr.
Mseoy OF the United States Army, stopping at the
Br revOort House.
c. H. Beeres, OF Chicago; Capt R. W. Scctt and Lient
g. H. Garfield Of Seymour, C1np. rr. W. II. Letermap,
Of Baltimore John b. Foley ana VIM. Hancock, OF Dean
VILE Pa and Samuel Cocyle, VI California, are stop
ping at the Iafargc House.
The New York herald., 1862-02-06
THE STONE BLOCKADE.

Tie london 7ima continues its dsnunciatous =, I'm.
stone blockade and asserts hs hs project OF the ar,b
eovernmsnt against Dculosos In isol was far drsre,
ching having besr designed 10 shut in hostile nest
The London hos,ac POss says that matters In An.,
- are evidently approaching situation in which the d
fado government Of tbs scn.h may claim sos.ide,son
- Europe
Some journals say thai H. spite os ,hs rsnonstrsseaa
Aganst ~, othsr Southern ports served ike Charles
son England and France will hsys pors loft for then
70 do but 10 interfsre.
was stated thai ths French Mbistsr 81 washDsto,.
had been furnished with tho formal OF tho
french government st tbs conduct OF the United stsss
sovernmer. IN choking up Charleston barbor with stone
and that he would JOIN lord Lyons in protesting sysns.
che act
fhs French ssvsrnmen. journals Of the 24th u, con-
sinue TO make the Of the Charlsgton blockade
LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND THE LIVERPOOL surp-
0vsgEs
rhe rcio~ing correspondence has r.scd between tbe
Liverpool Shpennsfs Asaocia ion aad the Fors,yn or
ACE
SErowrgas' ASSOCIATION, rsyrspcor Jsr "a ,s..
M Losns--lt bas the knowleaga ~ - 'yV1
.poE sapoereS o. Association, through tba uubl,c ,s,
What tts fedora government of the United Ftas.
~ stone sgu.{ro N thB nisu uha moi on Trbs1s
bsreer 1hb Prcessaiog canae Gs,l ss.gAsy AUD Der.
The New York herald., 1862-02-06
THE BLOCKADE OF THE NASHVILLE
Iii-Feeiing I'm England Towards the
TWscar0Ya.
smpton.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE Loypos TIMES.

The TuscrroTa ond Nashvils arc in stu quo at South
smpton.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE LONDON TIMES
The federal srnicd ship Tuscarora Is trcspasspy up.
reasonably on tho hospitality os neutral naton. Tho
British government has hitherto iorecorne enforce the
rules ~ heatraly Which have been recognized by tie
United states 10 l7o3 equally by tho nations OF Fu
rope Ia the seventeenth ana eighteenth Centuries as ne
cessary to 30 observed by begerenl vessels IN their in
with ports BY prac.icc of nations
armed vessel Of bolssrcut Power which has entered
neutral port and found therein another armed yys.el
belonging 90 adverse beIligeren. can quit the pot
without giving twenty four hours TO ths other
vessel II her commsDder should think IA 10 dctat 1rs,
Iampredi, Azunc, Martens, Chy. Ortglan and Iaute.
'ouile among other European puhcists recognise ts
rule as agreeable 20 th- law Of nations and fhanra,p
Kent In his" Commentaries ou American Law - says
I'm arr se,.i. Of pes ta,ls, .sd aeat lo orr rf,-
Nous ay iEe,ormer ,sfhoa being e0as 70 1srs sqi -
The conduct Of Crca, Britain during the war VIII,
Francs. which was terminated by tho Treaty 'of ras
Che 10th o' Fsbru.ry 1888 furnishes practical ius
trait n o. This rtiio a neutrality.
The French srmcd vssse 10 FsHtasquc was At anchor
IN The bay Of Cadg, n the month of December, 1859
when o. Fngsh e,usiron, under The Command
Of Vice Adruial BrOderick sailed into tho bay
The Chevaler 10 Cas:ilion, who Commanded
ths french vessel, lost not moment In DO
mandinz from The Goyelnor OF Cadz, the re.
pressn,atye q tc reira Power within whose jurislic
tkn ,he adverse bel gsrcnls anchor the ts.cat
OF "tbe twenty four hours notice. from the EDglih h Al
fs g waoh be was entitled by tbs law Of nations n
be should thns nc 10 depart frst Tho Spanish Goyernr
sccoraed 70 hn al once tae henet the tuo and upon
his comm U ea,lng y that eject VIII Che English Vice.
- Wy .'eVo' WiHyst ahy mast alton assured the
~ .nat ~ wps,o dly svs tho Captain cf ths
frsu n vessel twenty four hours ngt,rs az b .,a-5s
dspsrsre order tst he might take advantage II no
peosei, o. 'bs opportunity 70 Gspart hrs ana tbst n
The French vessel should ss gu, of the bsy NJ sav i'm
he would not allow his siusdron to sail Until ,sc'tv
four hours after her ds stu.e. "'
Such Is The uneoub;ct common law OF cnris,enso,,
The United states has followed tha practice Of fbe E,
pean Powers 10 entering into conventions y 80 rs.
ba Powers that this rule shall be Observed nv 49,,
well by the Christian Iowrs II is of ir,por,stc,
the present occasion that the British goyerroai
should not relax ths ruo OF the common law In tho
~ armed voasss belonging 20 tho United states "a
time wire he European POwars have been attsn,ptnv
by common dSclara5lpI ths subject Of martina
The New York herald., 1862-02-06
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.
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Married.
ARMsrRoS6--pEG6s Y0rky lie. On Tuesday Febrra
ry T. by Rev. AKredP Bottsford, SAMug.. 8, ARMS
of Brooklyn, to Mss iAs ). BEGSe, OF a;eson, N j.
CouDRar-i pMoSps.-At Bronxville, OH Tuesday
February by Rev. George McCioskey, L. LIZ NcB CoU-
pERr 10 Nor clest daughter . Francis W. monds.
FN,B-NEIsoS On Monday, February 8. by the K v.
Dr. Mcslroy, Mr. HErnEN H. Finch, Jr., to ss JANE p
dat ghter Of the late James NJ Nelson ESQ, both
Of this city.
GIlNARp--GKR. .noN.-On We'd Jay, Feb nary 8. by
the Rev. NJ Isaac, at tho silence Of his brother,
Glinard, Eighth avenue, GsoRs GIINARD to MAmA GER
saON.
London and 81. Louis papers please copy.
GIoyIR--ACEl RMAN-CD tuesday January 70, by the
Rev. Mr.. Giet, NJ. WILLIAM GO Es Jr., 10 Miss ANS
ELIZA AcEyRMAN, daughter Of William H. Alderman, Esq,
both OF Barem.
H,BRoM-Loos BY.-At Philadelphia, Monday
February g. by tho Rev. NJ. turnss Cittin CAsIES B..
HosRoy Of New London 70 Miss LIZZIE LooslEY, Of the
former place.
New London Comm and Philadelphia (Pa) pa ers
please copy.
PMNER--MEEKRR.-In San Francisco, on Sunday, De-
cemher 81 1881 Mr.. ELIAS B. PAMrR, o. Rcckaway, N.
j., to Miss MARY J. MEB Err, Of Millburn, N. J.
Norristown (N J.) papers please cory.
The New York herald., 1862-02-06


J6l 500 bales ncasys Of 2i56cp bales OF American 10
scT,Dtiots.
MAfcHES1E1 IRA De REPORT.
ThS advices from Manchester unavorakis tho
sot Cor goods and ysrns bong 1s,. with downward
tendency
LiyERPOcb BREAo3TCEFs NAAaET.
The oretdstulL market has 10 ufWLd lnalcncy. fhs
usval authorities q1o,e--siour rr1sr and 1tyancod Cd
per bol. Wheat Arin, snd advanced "a 81. frcr
Genital red western. l1s. 81 -. a.. red Southsrn
l2s. ~. Ia. Si. Nhitc T.starn, la Cd I2s IA :
white Southern, t3s. l3s a. Corn nrn ina gdviBced
vi. re- quarter. mixed .2ls. 81. a 32a
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MkRgs-.
1bo provision market s generally .u Various circ,.
lara report -Bcof qiiet and s,oaty. Pork dlll Bacon
Quot lard nominal. Tallow tu'l NJ tSs c avs.
LIVERPOOL rrODtCE nARKyT.
Ashes steady. sdgs grlot and steady. C,y;ne down
ward ssics small steity. cnsin has An uoy,rG
tsudeacy Spirits to- tutl dvil
JOEDoN xAaKgfs
Wheat firm. -Four has downward tendency. Sugar
o. ct and stoa'y COieo irrn. Tea puoya-, no. soa,y
Tallo~ heavy a. ala SO. ais. ei. LinseoJ OIL siies
eDi sisssy.
rHH LATEST xAExsrs.
i0SDoN ~0-EY
Consois cesed on the 2sth at ok " Cor money The
weekly return Of tho Bslk ef Eng nd 5bows decrease 10
button of ESQ coo.
ANsNgs~ sgCu-p-ns.
TIE Iat.st saiss fTe Railroad, 22 2sx. MI.
mos Contrai shares, ~ discount.
The New York herald., 1862-02-06
Commercial Intelligence.
L0ND0H MONEY NARKET.

NNEkET.
The funds the Pa ~ January we're dull and about
oneeigh lower. The hesyi produced by lower
prices from Pars for although the French budget was
favoraby regarded In London, IL caused feeling o. do
preston on the Paris Bourse.
The London discount market continued very eaay.
Consols closed Oh January 22 at 92A 90 for mopny
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Tho latest sales TO the afternoon of the I'D
Railroad shares 28, Illinois Central shares Az 49,
discount New York Central, 6s s70.
LIVERPOOL COTTON aARKEr.
The sales of cotton for four days 100 bales in
ciudng coo bales TO spectators snd exporters Tho
market Is irregular and CASTOR With slight decline
all qualities
1iyERpooL Jao. "a, 1852
Tho sa'ss of cotton .or the week ~ COO bales m
Guiding 10 500 bales to specusors snd $3.50 bales
portsis. The market Is tul, with decrcof Ad. I'D
The lower qualsiss having declined most The sass toiay
reach 900 bales including 000 spectators and eS
por,ers the market closing luio. tie follow ing quota
The New York herald., 1862-02-06
Arrivals and Departures.

anship North American, from Portl,udI
Kershan, Rae, Rae and alexander Lindsay Of Mourcs
Tn 8 y w nj PR en- and r Mer,W ~ ,or,o ~,
Beram OF Beyile Robnson eUd lady, oS Chicago Uy
T. Cisy, Danl y Kane and Ches flbbon of p7eton Nr
Grpyson OF IOrsoa; John Mullen AMI dy, "a Myay I'D
Angus 4ber, lazy aud chd. cf kew NorA Robert PeS O
Toronto
ulvAx, Steamship aoanoakew D Gri-nshaw, az Leg.
ter, Wm II Ayres, li'gusrs Siuhetraaei ON Sch .hss
fgna,a1 seursgn Pef ffrnsnaez Js5 NFnGg NJ Flsh.L
Mss Anisrson, N lerers Castro Jares Richard Angel
Aeaego. xessdes dv ~ Pedro, snd IN the neerase
The New York herald., 1862-02-06
TOO LATE ron CLASSIFICATION.

I,tITOy COFFEE HOUSE, FEB. q, ls62-H ar
r. aighi Esq.Dcar sr-In yes erasy. Herald YOU claim,
cooking oysters by steam having II here great
ex nse and to Ice tho only who supply
hi. iecoue dish and bodly Assert that II
cured any other place IN New York and intimate ha,
sncus ensr deceving tho public by Offering .hot
oystsrs' aud calling them "s,eams" We sincerely thank
you for advertising steamed oysters for kind "pun q
sters; calling attention
nd saving from the severe penalty Of Infringing and
would the idea OF extending "patcnt
,eg~eb ats, mpings, &c tus enabling you stop
usfrQm using cur steam power except u gas
edifyu the iaadn Of the Herald with. We sial c1ntinus
20 erye shot oysters and leave disciiuaiing public
tudgs whfth IN ar, "senns or no. and viii all
and Try ish will show you estab hmebt
aud explain our uetbot of atCtlvnR lc pubic with bot
oy ysters'' under tho Of "ftagn,s.n
m A A nv a rn rxav Nj
The New York herald., 1862-02-06

The Torin papers publish despatch from Romo
ssrtIg that the Austrian government about ad
dress rote to the great Powers declaring that the state
OF Piedmont constitutes perpetual and renders
10 necessary that she should be required 10 dissrm.
A marriage talked Of between Prince Oscar, Of
Sweden and the second daughter Of the King Of Italy
Mansgnor Carlo, al agent of Antoneii, hat been ar
rested at Ieghorn.
The italian Chamber OF Deputies, after short discus.
son voted duty OF forty per cent railway passenger
receipts.
The New York herald., 1862-02-06
RrnZi1.

Additional details by tho French mail report that
General Flores has taken possession Santa F Rosss
the late Governor and General Lopez had fed 10 The de-
scrt. Troops had been sent IL pnrsni, ~ them.
The arrivals or sugar al Pernanbuco heavy, and
large stocks on hand, but prices without a,era
ton.
Ffeighis were active a; Bahia. The sugar market there
nat but holders refused rece9c from their rrjcce
The New York herald., 1862-02-06

IN the Chamber OF Deputies, hs Minister cr Finance
laid table of the House bill, relative 10 the pr
vieges ur the Board of Centred and stated that tho bill
should be considered token that the government
the competion Of tho constitutional edtce always
rcstiy IN view.
The members Of the progressst party have resolved
not 10 make proposition in reference 10 the address
10 tho King In response TO the speech the House.
The New York herald., 1862-02-06
Court Cnlcndar-This Day.

SUPERIOR CorRr-Par, 1-Nos. 1927, ll39 1897, 264s,
3o45 3Joa 1926 277I 1913 3oO9 7s7, 2o07 $780, 1887
Part 2Nos. 1886. 1919, 1896, $3.50. 346, 1922 $40,
35l4, so56, 1850, 1888, 1878, 1893, 3ss4, 1854.
CoNwoy rInAs--part l--Ncs. so3 s57, s61 s62, $685.
s64 sos, $685. s67, SEQ, $40 1875 736, 629 759 iau p
302, 1914, 723, 800, 1915
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Russia.

An imperial ukase had been published. stating that in
view If the increased requirements OF the State au
augmsntato vii! be made in tho pol and stamp taxes
ard in import duties, which, in the OF the latter VIII
be FIVE per cen. articles entering Russia by the
European aud Aiac frontiers. tax will aiso be levied
on registered letters.
The New York herald., 1862-02-06
sHIPPING NEW s.
Port or New York, February 8, 1861.

CLEARED.
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, Havana-Ludlan Heineken
ship Romance Of the SEA, Cougb San Francisco-c Com
ship Constitution (Br) Jones, Liverpool-wiiams 4
Snip Thomas Jefferson, Rollins, Lverpoo-J W Ewell
Ship Cuban tBr,, Mclean, Glasgow-MAitand, Phelps
Ship Ship 4AugSsss August % %Br%Sdsarn. AntTspw Frost,
BARK Monnegtash (B), Peacock, London-IIowand& Fro
Bark Droninx Victoria ffor) Kahrs, Cork-Holmboe Co.
Bark Grenmar Nor), Mathieson Dnbnn-Funch, Mencke
BTk GsTsad InS
ms A,liaHfs Alliance Gporl Scars TivcfposHL A@sincs
s5 siSE s,isis Dsssg sS9:
sshr r LaSei 81 fho@aS~eys tainHss minEsn
s EEfsP Ees srsn @ DryfGe s Ps
ser seSr }Ssa %sssr Cock rwpD wDsy
s'tr 8 9 fnear.all Gearsali. CierTs.ne1R + Parker.
shr 1 Ip.n eranmGr Iatmors-
ssRr Yankee DsodIe vaaSIsi ai%e5sNs;sr
y'ss' s hs% Rr Ss Co.
sSr ssSs s:aJ F1as sSs Mckee
sssr F., TasS sc PSsDls s s5 4. ~ Co.
Sch, Yankee Blade, Coom6s New Haren-Yatcs Porter
soop L A Green, Green. Observation-Disclosures
ARRIVED
Steamship City Of Bstmors Brl jeffrey. Liverpool Jan
aes ohn Dale Had srong gaesi in the hrst part of
ssasp HsGa % s% y1 ssaen e
Ship Reform lNor) Elesson London 20 days, in ballast,
9oans Sam atsSy of 1shorn
day with &c Fatrcli os; vessel To master
Had heavy NV gales first part Of assage ana was driven
Ship Lawrence tnew 1000 tons) Johnson Damariscotta
da s. in ballast, TO Lawrence, Giles Co.
FAX John Bnll Br Roerts, Annoy leo days, with teas
Bari Daphne (Scrl Lars n London 70 days. In ballast
m n a n sas %i M
Fleetwood with of gram in sinaipg conditions took
on on The ca n nd crew. and on the lsl ransiered ts to
ontl. THE loss of the 80. ne has been ported.)
Bark Nora%6esa nsp Yay"nne me days in ballast
7s. spoke Rr brig Arabea, from boston lopnd an lat
Barr E ZEN Morrison, Gardner Mnalan, 80 day, With
maho to Ale andre son vessel to Miller oush.
boarded from ship Portsmouth,; 4h INST Il les Of
Iiarresat saw quantity Of iarels and wrecked stuff and
above water a nd appai en,iy attached to The hull.
Brig Isaac u, Chaplin Para Jan l3 with mdse, 10
turett Everett Eper enccd heavy NE weather most Of
Br judith Somes (of Nom. DESERT Raym ond Caraenas
Jan ~ win molasses ~ ASH Carver Chase Had hcavy
weather during the entire pssage has been II days Of
Hatteras
schr Justice, Sheldon Ezabe,bpor and sailed for Wake
schr Susan Mary Taylor Elzabe:npOr,, and sailed FOR
sloop VIM Penn Case, Eizabethport.
Sloop Mary Elizabeth Miller Ezabehport. and sailed for
sean er octerars. Mel augrln. Baltimore.
Steamer OsIray, kenney. Providence.
BELOW.
ark Azelia, from Bordeaux.-By steam.ug Town'ey.
oie park UNKNOWN SAILED
Steamship Glasgow tgr) Liverpool; Roanoke. Havana.
4h-.ship VIM frothnghsm Havre: barss Ger'ruae, sgd
art, Deals Is and.
Wind st sunsets.
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LxfrHll.
Died

IE WolgE--OB Tuesday, February 4, the wife Of DR..
Ste phen De Wcie of q son.
The New York herald., 1862-02-06
prus n.

The olcal Ga,eae formally announces that the Queen
to
The New York herald., 1862-02-06

E'oR SALE--A PLEDGE TICKET OF A SUPERB Ola,
u mend Cluster Rms 10 stones, fret water AID gold
Hunting wsch,n redge for sI5 Also tcrs, of Diamond
Rug nine and Stud IN pledge for 80 the property
oi young widow In reduced crc instances The tickets
will be- sold cheap Address Mrs w. o. r. box 12S Herald
The New York herald., 1862-02-06
WATCHES AND .JEWELRY.

tAsH PAID FOR DIANONDS-APPLy ONLY FROM
~ yt,ll W A. W and I'll 4. NJ. r. W. PLUMB, Diamond.
nroker, 52 broadway, opposite the b. Nicholas Hotel
~ BA number Of articles of Diamond Jewclry for salo a.
n b4rlHtu
The national Republican., 1862-01-07
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
u F0R THE WEST, ~
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD ssl NEW rOkK
CENTRAL RAILROAD.

On AND Asfll DsoEnssi ., 1891,
Express Trsins lssys. New -Yosk city dspos Of
Hvdson River Railroad daily, sundays sxesIasA, y
I; IS Ss,se'" b s street ~ = ;''s ''0'
..s;!:!; sss S..; s., a.,.,, 80 sS1 s;' a:' '' !"
eass. lois p. N. ' p'
On susDAI., the following trains will be run to
and from Soth street: The IL. 20 p m. seeping car
frsn rain for Aie:ny and TrSy snd ths $50 3 n from
raj Rsos1 sor a ~ sosss...s 81. sG.t
Batavia, Roms, snd stations d Rome and VI
town Railroad, Buffalo, Syrsslss, Niagara Tsils,
ssspsnap'n n Briags, AshsIn, Ssssys. CSs.nd.issa:
ye Lake Shore, BuiSie and LsEs Huron and Great
Western Railrcsd, fcr Hamilton, Toronto, Detroit,
GGhlo.sG TS!:So s. alxsslts sats, !csa @ Da Lsc =
Susesss, Peoss, Rssi isisSd, Hsssstine, iowaC City
Cairo, fsrrs Aals indisnspois, Loukviis, Cincin.
nad, Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland, and I'll points
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Boston, and Hens. and Ba.atoga Rosds for SarstcEa
Point, PiistsOuI1h' oEdsa;Sursh, Montreal, TO-,
~ Freight Arrangements By tAs souts o sbo,s
without change of CaIs, from the Depots in Cham.
= msds Sy other Rsiirosd Gospsniss The f.oili
as Of this great New York Roats, 70 the West, CON.
mend II to The oonadenos Of merchants and shippsn
Passenger Trains, With Smoking and Sleeping
Cars, run In connection on the New York Central
For particulars - to local train esnd freight u.
'4- ZS sxiTH, '"
decl7 ..- Of, Superintendent
The national Republican., 1862-01-07

N0TICE,-1 citizens snd members of ths M.
~ lice who witbes ed the shooting of Bugier Hat
ter, OF company L, Fourth Cavalry Tilted Stats.
army, on PennIylyania avenue, on Friday, about 2
o'clock will center favor his fre ads BY report
Ing thsir mans and addre 10 S. s. Williams, cor.
possible. jan 4-Sts
The national Republican., 1862-01-07
GAS FITTING.

GAS FIXTUREs.-Ws have n ;. ore, and
tirely new patterns and designs and anish superior
In style anything heretofore offered In this market
We Invite citi1ens generally to cah and examine our
stock Of Gas and Water FfXturee, feeling confident
thxt Ne have the best selected stock In Washington,
All work In the shove line intrustsd to our care
will be promptly attsnded 10.
mar 20-Gm No. SO D street.
The national Republican., 1862-01-07

ObEON HALLl ODEON HALLlI-TN Z.
~ Cheapest and Best Fall and v inter Clothing In
Washington can be had at
W.LESE.A.EELD 4 co.'s,
Cor. Pour.and.a.half Street and Penna. Avanue.
Froek and sack Overcast,
A''s'n' Drs'' SD'' 4 Al Foxfi wfEsEsfELD co.'s
~ ~ At WiEsEEFEtD co.
Business Suits for young men,
Basiness Suits for middle .sss,
~ Business Suit: for w ~ v sgss, e z, vr, , , r., ;.
Dress Suih for " eddings,
Dress Suits for parties,
Dress Ssits for best veal,
Coat BY the thoussnd, : =,
Pants by the thousand,
Vssb by the thousand,
Boy, Clothing for the youngest,
Boy's Clothing for ali sizes,
Boy's Clothing Tor larger boys,
Cheaper than the cheapest,
Fiasr than the nnsst,
Better than the best,
~ Are the sarmsne
Military OverooSts,
military Drss, suits, .,.s
Military Dress Pants,
In abundance. =.
AT WEIsENFELD 4 CO.'S.
save your noney,ss
., syery few dollars lars
wIEsENFELp cos,
dfc25-TT@S Cor. Penn. av. and ~ II.
The national Republican., 1862-01-07
CLOTHING, &c

So AT REDUCED PRIoLs /
We Offer our large assortment Of thin sum. -
mer Clothing at reduced prices. Our stook
mend, YOUTH and Boys Wearing APPAREL
Of the nost desirable and fhshtonabie styles.
1,iothine made 10 order at the shortest notice.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
SEA Pennsylvania evenue,
iulvie bstween Ninth and Tenth ST.
The national Republican., 1862-01-07
Highly Important to the Military!

Now ia the time to send your friends and families
HOLIDAY PRESENTS AND GIFTS.
Orders from the Camps promptly attended to
by return mail, on this side Of the Potomac or
in Virginia. On receipt Of an order for any of
the above articles, with the amount and IL cts.
In postage stamps, to pay for packing and
postage, we will send-free-by return mail,
any article ordered.
, ~. Be sure and write name and address,
(csmp, company, regiment, &o.,) plain.
RsSlxssR all goods snaranisd - represented, or
the money returned within six days
81 Store open from D. m. to lop,m.
Don't forget the No.
NO. SO, SO, so, SO.
FL. BELLEw co.,
dso2l-lm MsnujaotursrS AssatA
The national Republican., 1862-01-07
Ga S'aru n Es'
THE BEST ASSORTMENT
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY

Those who desire to select from new pattsrns with
the advantage of REDUCTION in prices, will call early
and examine
We would also call the attention Of psrsoas about
introducing gar into their dwellings to our Increased
facilities. and consequent low prices for this branch
Of our trade.
Inviting all who desire their work done promptly
mia svenue, between Tenth and Eleventh strswts,
south dde. ] W THOMPSON h co.
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The national Republican., 1862-01-07

TNHE UNION WILL STAND,
i NO MATTER WHO'S PRESIDENTi
Consequently, I shall remain In Washington, and
continue to pulsus my occupation of
HOUSE, SION, AND ORNAMENTAL
~ r a T NJ II Z NJ a -
GLIDING In all its branches Old GLAZING
promptly attended to. Painting and Ornamentins
Cottage Furniture, in the best style. also call af
tendon to the Painting Of Roofs and Brick W alls
All the above l will do a. cheap ~ the cheapest
therefore solicit the patronage Of my frisndssn
fellow oitsens Of the District Punouslity strictly
observed, and work done In the best manner.
You will pleses mind your stops, and stop at
NJ. T. PARKER'b
Painting Establishment,
No. So Louisiana avenue (north side),
Letween Sixth and Seventh streetS
S-Bigus put NJ free Of charge, As usual.
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The national Republican., 1862-01-07

DKNTISIRY.
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/ M. LOOMIS, M. D.,
The inventor and pa!sasse Of The nin@N rae
Many psrSons esn wses 49, tsstA ~ ssnaot
wsar othsrs, and no psfssu saWsaf otnsss wAe en-
'Jp Psmoos osiii.e At NJ ones eaa b ssssanedsssd
Win Any stye and pryss Of TsseA thsl nay dsslre
but to ksss who are particular, snd Nsn ~
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ResaHs n thi oity--Ns. ~ Psnnsylya,ia syesse;
bstVeeA Ninth and Tenth stress. Also, ~ Afoh
street, Philadelphia. n0le-y
IL dee 81 Dentistry, In the Waahi1gtpa plD1fns
ooruef Pennsylvania avenue and BSyenth Sefset.
HayipR praotieed In the South nearly dxtesn year
Teeth inserted On vuLoAHifs, RuDss!, g Coin
PLAfI, Chloroform sdninisssred when desired.
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