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yVANrED-BY coop LOOKING YOUNG NAN
w about twenty-five years old enire stranger Va tho
ety. TO the acqnsinano Of young lady not the
ABOVE age; must be good looking end an agreeable oopa
non; money object Address Immediately, W g. Clsr.
renee, New York Post olcs -
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A YOUNG MAN, IN POSSESSION OF uNpENrABLE

N
and fautess tout ensemble havin
by unremng devotion TO business acquired compe-
tcnc wishes make the acquaintance of young lady with
matrmony. He spdates only for youth Intelligence
and personal neatness, although the addition OF share OF
personal beauty portion u the all evil vii not
prove nsurmountable barriers Address Leondas Herald
odice
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y II LUplow. Aucr1oNEER.

u II LUDLOW, AUCrIoSEER
~. PEhEMlTORY SALE or VALUABLE PROPE RTY
On BRoADWAf BY ORDE% OF FRANCIS W. WALDO,
ASSiINEE.
:. L. II; Ludlow co VIII sell auction on TUESDAY
March H. loD. NJ ~ O'Clock AZ The Merchans Exchange
Broadwsy al the right TILE and interest Which Horace
waldo had on tue als day Of May 1861 IN the lot Of Grorn
with the Buildings thereon, nofthwesiery
Broadway and Cedar street. running through TO Temple
street eins IL eei 'front.' on Broadway - feet
las on Cedar street. ana known l5S krnsiway. Also
Sncxprua term OF twenyo years from tie 1st OF May
aeSi created ~ lease d.et 10
mad between MARY A. II Neisa aad Of ths rrs
part an Horace Waldo o the second art and TO the
ofvdei twrtvcnf ecftns part of tie ut ground
wesFiy SIDE OF broadway adIoinng TIC above menoued
properly on the EorEi and known l3i Broadway suhirc
y an anntai rent of S4sO raahe Gp.rt"rly, Maps
&C.. at The auctgEeers office. No. Z me- tf.-t.
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NEW POWERY THEATRE.
~ sole Poprle,ors. g. T.. j. w. Lingard
ArtRDAY, FEB. u, 1852
Two GRAND Entertainments,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
In commem0raon B,rlhday and our
THE CAPTURE OF F0RT DeNELsON.
Afternoon ut two T.. NJ,
TIE Beautiful Drama of
OR, A TALE OF WASHINGTON
;... .Miss Louisa Browna
rae musical bnrlstta Of
JENNY LIND,
Ani The national drama o
SCOTlO; OA, THE SCOUT AND THE spy.
IN me eve'ns ne" original drama by Harry Seymoss,
Esl., entitled.
THE CAPTURE
OF FORT DONELSON
Fstorte Dance Mas Louisa BrOwnA
Iip drama Of
THE ICE WITCH,
And the HbernAn
PADDY NILES BOY.
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howard scHEScG, AUCrfoNEER
~ 'AT NO IN NEsr rot Na'..LSTT STREET
Bkr"EEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH AVENUES.

HOUSEHOLD tuRNIrJRE.
EDWARD SCliEEGX viii sell nt Auction, on Monday
Feb a. at cz O'Clock above all tic handsome
hold Furniture tn said house comprising Rosewood rior
snIs, rosewood Mtlodeon made hy Needhsf Cnriiar;
Ec-ies, centre Table, elegant ClcckS and Mantc
ucDs mahogany Becst ads, marble op Bureaus Wash
sahda, Exsenron Dining Tables, Dining Room FnrGiture
Frss- and Ingram Carpets Ha,r Mattresses, Feather
Sofas Chairs CEiui and Gass vsre Cutety &C. Also
kiicaen Furnitnte, with which sale cognfaence.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

ATTHE LAIGHT STREET CHURCH. CoRSIR ,l, R. or .o,
N Laight varck streets Rev Kalioe VIII pieach
Sabbath morning upon "The Joyful Result" and IN the
evening upon The Jalers Question:" Baptism the close
OF the morning Preaching by the pastor ever r''
Ing durilg the wee k.
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yxTAsuINGToN's B1RTnDAY--AT MADAME sAtcA.
w NEAJ's Daucng Academy blh broadway, ABOVE Hos
n street. fncor ~ expcrnced danseuses engaged for
,nn ocaslon. ncny a. o'clock AMI ciosLrs at ~
aIa sycu!n.-
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MORTGAGE SALR.-JoHN ii. BURLEy, AUCTION
AVA ct VIZ. Gel. ths day. az O'Clock. at 4i4 Canal street
30 as. s,.s Beds Pier Mants aad Other Glasses: War
robes. nartl top aud other Bureaus Wassiands Eyeu
~ 'cnir. aud othcr Tables. Cottage Srs mahogany and
Qthrr Chlirs anu seooG hani Brnssrs p and
lngrhin arIc'S Olcloths. Hair and other Mattresses F
les i'ian.s . Iomfor-rs Crua Glass aad Kitchen Ware
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

ENQUISiTE READING.-THE LIBRARY OF LOVE-
~ In three neat pocket Volumes with hne steel engrsv-
inss j. ovid Az VI Love, and Aoross WorAs, enl,re.
H. Basa The i scs OF Secundus and Bonncfons Ill Dry
dens Fab,s from Boo aud Chaucer. Price " cents
each, or 81 90 for the set
BoCCAcIU's DEcAMERoN; Or. TxS DAYS ErrrxrArS.
HENT Beautifully illustrated. BY far the most thrilling
love adv, ntur. ever written. Price 81.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. A full translation, in which
restored all the passages omitted during the lifetime
parties concerned In two beautiful limo voumcs Prico
81 Sent by mall, postage free, OF price
CALVIN BLANCHARD, II Mass an I, rect
c. BLANCHARD is selling all his Stock excspt Lpe md
Recherche Books, at auction cost.
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DRYANTS' MlNSTRELS
ID Mechanics Hall AL Brosdway above Grand street
Monday, Feb. II, and every night during the week. .
Grow ted houses. Inmcnse success -
4. II, ~. OR A HIT IN THE POIdCY.
Blacksmlths Jubilee Zouave Clog Reel Black Wlxarda
YE OLD FOLKS CONCERT
received nightly with o laughter introducing Neh
Br aut Horn. CanL6e Hobbs, Peel: Garaagua 0ettnsA
Savori Leslie, Gould. Hilton Fowler Florence, Morris
Daddy Hemp ancient conductor. Dan bryanA
Doors at 6 ctrtain rises At ~ Tickets 70 oanA
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DEv S. A. COREY WILL PREACHIN THE MURRAY
III Hill Baptist choh Thirty yft street. between Fifth
and Sixth enucs. Iuz clock A. NJ, and AT
TX O'Clock r. NJ.
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IL H. LUDLOW, ,AUGTiONEER.--PROV CLOTH.
~. giing. &C. auction, by order OF Isaac uendeison
Nay AgiiE. II. LUDLOW 4 Co. win sell at auciion Oh
wednesday, tcb 20 AT IL clock al the Navy Yard,
?, o.aer o, isaac Henderson, Nay
Cito Bean, Molasses and $3.50 pounds good Cneesc abo
ishe from the navy ratinns. Clothing, dci'ea jackets
honaf Jackets Jumpers fiOwsers Oysrshrts tnderahrs
xhos also gnsntiiy of Hankeen Sheeing sattnet
biahAeis &C. small SoreS-i quantity OF Tobacco
wax, ciohes and Shce Brushes, Htndkeichisfs Knivcs
Combs, Sc its Of who be the oice OF the
Auctionoers. No. S Pine street. New York.
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CECOND UNIvERsAIIST CuURCiI-ELEy ENTH
- street and Second avenue. Rev. g. r. FLANDERS viii DE-
Sunday first OF three discoses the
Future Fate OF Murderous Suicides Services l0a IA M
and 7x r. VI.
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VIoOiEY'S MINSrRELS,
IL Gss BROADWAY, OPfosIrK BOND STREET
GRAND CELEBRATION OF WhSHINGrONS BIRTHDAY
EXTRA BILL-ExrKA BILL.
New Patriotic Songs BY Reeves and dowsr1
Last might OF Jane Ashore-Barba1y Allsu:
Lucia Nancy Fat Phec 1allAd 4c. -
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>YF. J. PARKER. AUCTIONEER.
STORE fUJ WALL STREET

FLAX CANVASS At AUCTION.
- bales containing about 500 bolts best quality Scotch
vass OF the celebrated manufacture OF Lawson OF
f assortment OF numbers al primo order 10 be
GOLD in .os to su PURCHASERS
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UCTION NOTICE-TRADE SALE or EARTHEN
"A ware, French and Anierica Flint Glassware By ROBT
aAYDoCK on Thursday Feb 27 at 10 oeeck AZ his sales
room. lO Liberty street. four months credtiUD
White Granite, Common aud Printed Ware; 100 cases best
wrench Flint Gassware 20 style Bohemian Glass
ware; 400 packages American FLINT Glassware.
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MISS EMMA HARDINGE WILL LECTURE FOR THE
Nl last lime in this city, at Clinton Hall Asio place, ON
SUNDAY, Feb. 3 l01s A. NJ. and ~ r. II. Subject-
Morning. Mysery; evening. The Reormor Of the Nine
tceuth Century,
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MONDAY
(Firs. time here).
O'keei''s cfnAdy Of
WILD OATS.
riE
BELLIES
STRArhGEM
IL In rehearsal and Will be produ carly
Due notice will be OF the next Of
"se Stoops 70 Conquer Cure for The Love
for Lve,' 'Schooi Scaaiai." "ro,yn and Country"
9TH lyish Heiress.' and The Road to huin."
Boz 0hlce open from unit ~.
Norcl-Dools open att, performances at TX.
AMI terminate before II
Family Circle ..............,...... 25 cepss
Box sand ParQuet. 80 cents Ochssirs sstis......l
ETNuc hoteS
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T,OR SALE AT A BARGAIN.-TwO FAST PONIES AND
L. gentle Saddle Horse Will be sold cheap. the
having left the city Apply address Mr.. Clarinet Herald
0u.p
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NNELoDEoN, $50 BROADWAY. BETWEEN SPRING
lvl and Prince streets.
STEPHEN H. BRANCH
every night at the Mclodeon, In his great
LIFE OF A CONVICT ON BLACKwELL'S ISLAND,
Commencing Monday, Feb "a Also look out for
= WHERE WAS MATSELL BORNf
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DEv WILLIAM ALVIN BARTLETT, PASTOR WILL
IL deliver "a sermon "Coustng tue Cost Sunday
evening. the Brooklyn Taberna. Services at i Al.
and at ~ T. NJ
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GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
" n. #r'' F0R THE WEST, vs
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD and NEW YOEk
GgNJRAL RAILROAD.

On AND AsrER Dsosnssap, 1851,
Express Trains leave New York city dspob OF
HSdsOn River Railroad daily, Sundays sIoeptsd, -
Il ;ss Is Ss'ss' mi street s;e1 seA ;;ts'' .''o'
..s;!:!, st ~ 6, s.,.,, SOP: m. %' '''' !"
osfs, 1915 p N.
On SurDAIe, the following trains will be run 10
and from Soth street: The 1910 p. N. sleeping car
train iSr d dAibs.ny and Try and !hs go a. from
S Rsss 4 e Asss:s ss ~ III. sSt us. Gs
town Railroad, Buasio, syrssu,e, Niassr. Fails,
Il s.1s ssc :ss
rtd Lake 0horc, Buffalo sRd Lake Huron ana Great
Western Railroad. ior Hamilton, Torcnto,, Detroit,
Chicago, = % Toledo l, Mil,w;ykis, Fond Da Lac, Il
Dubuque, Feoris, Rock lsland, Musestine IowaCtty
Burlington, Quincy, Springfield, Alton, st. Louis
Cairo erre H.ute, indianspolis Louisville, Clsein
natl, Dayton, Columbus, cleveland, and oil polntt
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with Trsins o. Troy, with Troy and
Boston, and Rcns. and Saratoga Raads for Sarsto6s
10.
~ Freight Arrangements By this route ~ above
without change Of Cars. from the Depots In Cham
o made by other Railroad Companies The iaoili
ties Of this great New York Route, Ia the VI o., com
mend II 10 'be confidence ii merchants and shippcr
loi cp cpro%ptneT e = s sEd di'ra,Sh rA, ..,.
Gc.,sa run In connection on the New York centrs1
For particular. o. 70 local train .snd acish, Ar
rsnsensns, inquire st the depot, q warren strset
deo II Superintendent,
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TPCBLIc REsoLUTIoy-NO. 0, I

[pcBLIc REsoLuTIoS-NO. 81
A RESOLUTION in relation to allotment Ger.
tiicates of pay to persons held az prisoners
Of war in the so.callsd Confederate States.
Resolred by the Senate and House of Rep.
rssen.atiues Of the United States of America
IN Congress assembled, That the Secretary of
War be authorized To procure from such ofi
GERS and enlisted men of the United States army
as are now or hereafter may be held as prison.
-rs OF war in lhe so.caled Confederate States,
of their pay 70 their families or friends, certi.
fed by them in writing, and only attested in
pursuance Of such orders as may be made for
that purpose by the Secretary of War, and
upon which certified allotment, the said Secre
lary of War shall cause drafts 10 be made pay
able in the city of New York or Boston, TO the
order Of such persons to whom said alletments
were or may be made, and 10 remit said drafts
10 the address Of such person as may be desig
mated in said allotment ticket.
Approved, February 6, 1862.
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AN ACT making appropriations for the support
OF the Military Academy for the year ending
the tbirtisth of June, eighteen hundred and
slxty.three.
reSentdt,ueS of he Cn,tcd States OF America II,
Congress assembled, That the following sums be
and the same are hereby appropriated, out of
any money 10 the Treasury not otherwise ap'
Academy for the year ending the thirtieth OF
June, eighteen hundred and sixty three:
For pay of officers, instructors, cadets, and
musicians. one hundred Thousand dollars.
For communication Of subsistence, four thUus.
and one hundred and sixty-one dollars.
For forage for officers horses, one thousand
four hundred and forty dollars.
For pay in lieu of clothing to officers ser.
wants. sixty dollars.
For current and ordinary expenses, az fol.
lows repairs and improvements, fuel and ap-
yaratus, forage, postage, stationery, transpOr
iaton, printing, clerks, misc ellaneous and Incl
dental expenses, and departments of instruc
tiuns. thirty i've thousand dollars.
For gradual increase and expense of library
one Thousand dollars.
For expenses of tho board of visitors, one
thousand Ave hundred dollars.
For forage Of artillery and cavalry horses,
ave thousand dollars.
For supplying horses for artillery and cava
ry practice, one Thousand dollars.
For repairs Of officers quarters, one thuus.
and i've hundred dollars.
For targets and batteries for artillery exer
else, one hundred and fifty dollars.
For furniture for hospital for cadets, one
hundred dol ars.
For annual repairs Of gas pipes and retOrts,
three hundred dollars.
For warming apparatus for academic ant
: other buildings, three thousand dollars.
For kitchen Of cadets mess hail. one thous
and dollars.
For lstrines at cadets camp.ground, ont
thousand collars.
Approved, February 10, 1862.
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I-NlTAD STATES PATENT oFFICE,

o,
TN the petition OF Charles Goodyesr, Jr. executor
&c., Of Charles Goodyear deceased praying for the
extension of q patent granted 10 The said Charles
Goodyear, April 25, 1915, for an Improvement in
making Hollow Articles OF India Rubber, for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent which
takes place on the z6th dAy Of April, 1862,
II IL ordered that the said petition be heard u. the
Patent Once on Monday the lith day Of April next
at l2 o clook, M. and all persoDs notified TO sp
pear and show cause if any they have why said pe.
litton ought not to be granted
Persons Opposing the extension are required 10 file
IN the Patent Office their objections specially set
forth in writing at least twenty days before the
Of heariog all testimony filed by either party to be
used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
United IN accordance with the rules OF the Office
which will be furnished On application
he testimony in the will be closed on the 3lsi
day OF March next uepositions and other papers re.
He'd upon as test mopy must be filed in the ONCE on
or before ths norning OF that day; the arguments,
II any, within ten days thereafter
National Repml.can. Washington, b C., and New
York Tribune New York, N !. once q week tor three
successive weeks the first Of aid publications 10 be
At least sixty days previous to the day of hearing
ID, l., HOLLOWAY
Commissioner of Patents
r. 5, Editors of the above papers will please copy
aud send their bills TO the Patent Oice with paper
containing this notice. feb 7-sw
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.

in the Patent Office, and Is acquainted With
samuel Mcpherson, a wagonmaster In the
Ouartermaster's Department, having cnarge OF
some twenty-five wagons, and emPl9yed u" MI. 1ne
army across the Potomac, In virginia. VIZ
ness states that " Mcpherson formerly rcsioed
in Columbia, South Carolina, when ne was en-
nloved a. a mechanic 10 the erection OF the
new State-bouse. After his return to this city,
in the month OF June, witness had convera.
tion with him, In which he (McPhersonl SAID
.ihe North, or (as he called them) the Aboli.
tlonists, had brought on the war, and all the
troubles He was very bitter against them,
and said that the South ought TO have her
rights The tone of his conversation, bis man
ner, together with what he said, satisfied Wit
ness that McPhersons sympathies were With
the rebels In this contest Witness was aston
ished at McPherson's appointment, e. he con-
sidered him very unsafe man for such posi-
ton connected with the army"
JOSEPH TRoxwELL, OF THE FIRM OF d. L. NoRRt-
son 4 CO., WASHINGTON, D. G., CONTRACTORS
FOR FURNISHING THE coxNTssARY DEPARTMENT
WITH FLOUR.
The witness (w. B. ward) resides in thi.
city, and is acquainted with Joseph Troxwell
Of the firm Of d. L. Morrison 4 Co. This firm
ia furnishing -four and feed to tho Government
through T. McGlue, who is an employee OF
sistenca, United states army. Witness knows
Troxwell to be very ardent secessionist and
TO have expressed himself In favor Of the South
saying, that he hoped the South would suc
ceed, aud he believed that they would Hi
partner, Morrison, is quiet, but when witnesl
talked With, him be expressed sympathy will
he secessionists"
SOLOMON srovER, OF TUE fiRM OF Sr0vER ! Earl.
EMPLOYED BY THE QUARTERMAsTER's DEPART
aEST IN REPAIRING WAGONS, SC.
The witness John A. Rheem) resides 10 thi
city, aud Is acquainted with Sol Slower who !
employed by the Government as a blacksmith
and wheelwright. Witness held frequent con
versations with Stover, in which bis sympa
tbies, as expressed, were with the rebels ant
against the Government Speaking Of th.
rebellion and the Government bringing troop
to this city, Slower said 'rhat Gen. Scott ough
TO have bullet through bis head" He wa
30 violent in his language against the Govern
ment and in favor Of the rebels, that witnes
ceased to have any intercourse with him.
fro BIZ CONTINUED
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l. MUNN 4 CO., proprietor Of the SotsntAy
American, and agents for procuring American and
Foreign ''snPAruNra.
Refer to Hon. Judge Mason, Hon. Joseph Holt,
Hon. W. D. Bishop, ex-ConmiH,oners Of Patssts
and to more than fifteen thousand inventors who
have had business done through Nunn CoI Pat
ent Agency.
Pamphlet Of advice sent free By mail.
Patent Laws and Regulations, 100 pages, - cents
mail
No charge for consultation, orally or BY mail.
Preliminary Examination In United States Pstsn
Once, IS.
Ofaces, No. s7 Park Row, New York; Washington
corner Of and Seventh Streets opposite the PSten
nfhcs. mar ll-6mif
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p.kssEFGER TRAIEs.


q and snsr s.. hsoEDAY, s Tss,u.,y .. 1897, ths
hor( Will run - follows, 'HT
So Dsay fpairs arris at and depart FROM wasAingon
dddy during de Week, aud i,oo on Sundays
FOR PHiLADELPH1A AND NEW YORK
isSi rSs II w.hnstsb y ind and
= T5R ANsHrSGIssnnh%s1 1.oa. and .pm.
FqR HARRIsBuRd and Il lie NORTH and
WEST-Lsave Washipston at .. m, and or
For PREDERICK-At1loa m, and 8 p. m.
:. TRAINS MOVING NORTH. .t..r.
EaR,s fs,s WShSh.scI %
Asrs.s xoso&mods issss v; w.!ISns,ou 3 NJ a.
ssstloss ., Baitisore This i The morning co cOnnso
~ ~ y e's Train ls.,. Washington ..,, m
nfrrs q, n g. BSiapore x $40 p N; Philadelphia sa7
Pailsdeiptls frsin leave. Washington At .. m.,
Isa.SSflng H Baltimore at 80 m, and Philadelphls
AAsrncon Accommodation leave Washington 200
Ri,s,,nv o. T. nslamcre % p m No connss ticns
ii: E;;s: I; JE.g,: j ':.,: Ar
W Sundays, leave washington at Loo and 500 D
through New York every dsy daras a. %ees
TRAINS MOvlNG SOUTH.
Lcsvs New York at D. m. Philadeiphia II. % q
MI Baltimore 4.oop. N. Arrive at wsshington5 20
Lave New York .. p n; Philadelphia io.sop
n; Baltimore 90 q. N. Arrive at wss6insto1 90
Lave New York at II p m. fl; Philsdslphis 3. % q.
A.; Baltimore 7.ss O. N. Arrive at Washington
Loo.l Aeconnod.sio, Train. l.svs B.l,nor. At
-; r. q s,d ~ ssssP n. for Washington arrive there
"os ssna.s m snc 9 9, = r. ..a ,. ,
Sunday. ''~''''' v"
Passenger Trains leaving Washington At 7.So a. ~,
and 100 p. m, and Baltimore at 7J O. M and l3b
2. m make direct connections for AnnspolM Al ths
junction. The 7.40 O. m. and the D. m connect Al
Relay for Frederick, Hascrstown, DO DO, except
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash.
inGton at $50 q n. and S.to p. M.
Passenger Trains leaving W Washington at 600 q m
II m AND p % and Baltimore at 40 and 1886
Way Passengers must take the Accommodation 7toiss
Trains will leave Washington and Baltimore
rr0npdy upon csrd time, epti1g that the 30 O. n
IjS p IN, and D. m. trains will wait 20 minutes II
the East. Nv.
FOR e!CK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS
A special car, with an attendant, with beds will
leave Wasbinston twice week for Phiade phia di.
rect, at IL g. N for the accommodation of sick and
| wounded soldiers
W. r. SMITH,
'oo Master Of transportation, Bali
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ENALL AND WINTER MILLINERY.
etylee Of Iall and Winter Millinery on Thurs. -
day, the s1st Inst.
o generally, invited and an examnatioa solicit.
Cd, at our Fancy and Millinery Store NO. SO Psau.
syivania tvenue, between Ninth and Tssth streets
oot 30 HUTCHIN8ON MUNRO
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THE undcTsgued also manula la0tuIes and keeps OF
hand large assortment Of
Ofhcers Saddles
do Shabraquss
do Sword Belts and MOuntings
de Sword Belt Supports
do Skeleton Knapeacks
Saddle Blankets
Brides and MartinGales
Saddle valises
Hair GiIths
Ofhcers Sword X nOts
do Haversscks
Plain Feed Bags
Buffalo Robes
Horss Covers and Hoods
do Blankets
SuperiorLcather Trunks
Travelling Bags
8ide Saddles
Riding and Carriage Whips
Brass and other Spurs
Carriage and other Harness
And every article in his line Of low prices for cash.
JAMES 3. TOPHAM,
dec 81 te9 Seventh street.
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g n. LnWie. n. DIS

- h hnwaes NJ Bed '' .'
S' DOntA1 0t1rOOo4a.
oF1ICE NO 80 PENNBYLvANIA AVENUE
BNsssm rsetn and fhsstAesA assss, ~.
WASHINGTON UfY,
Respectfully tesderi his professional scrtisSs 70
the publie Having bed aH extensive pra0t1os 10
Philadelphia. he feels himself fully oompstent q die
Sh,sI!s s s duty In every ss'' which may b
Dr. L. has sscur ID the right 10 sss the ne vi nSovs
ment, patcntcd DIV. A. = 4 J. l.. Assay, ek2Phil
adeiphia for fastening artificial teeth 10 God liver
d, ,pfatins pilates, whiA preclude. ne posdbiy u
saliva or foreign materials seoreting between hsn
at the eams time fspderinS the operation him
natural sed Of iaofs utilIty 70 the lstspt dipens
Ing with the ordinary modes Of fastenlnS By fiyet
INK or soldering, which ~ often causes hs spfngna
Il: Rl.;s: S.,S spd Consequently an sdsptsos
ne woud respsetfully invite the public % HE ocs
to examine this improvement. To do 90 y 70 b con
used 'O-0.-
examine ib merits and utility. "A
Aso, dentists can bs fursished with rseth Of all
kisds. at lss price than they can b 1osght elss
where. NOV e-H
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CLOTHING, &C.

S AZ REDUCED PRICES
We offer our srse assortment Of thin sam. "a
smbrsoss T IN tyiss % and %assiitiss Of Gentle.
men's, Youths, and Boys' Wearing Appard,A
Of tie most desirable and fashionabIe styles.
Aso, Shirh and Fnr.ishin9 0oedS z graf variety
WALL, 01EPHENS u Co.,
sS7 fennsy1vania avenue,
iplyl6 between Ninth and Tenth sts.
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rEN N a IL a l. HOT Ell,

n NJ N a RAJ HOT &c j.,
~ Cpos rHE EuBopEAH PLAsO
Corner OF Penn avenue and Sixth street,
OPPOSITE CORNER 10 BROWNS HOTEL,
Il now furnvhed throughout with new and hand
sOms urniture.
The proprietor Informs his friends and the public
that they can be Accommodated with rooms 6y lie
day or week with or without meals
The Dining Saloon open al sll hours.
h. DURHAM GELSTON,
Isb ll-e0d2w Proprietor
The national Republican., 1862-02-12

NEW inyENTl0H OF AitTlFICIAL
~ CHEOFLASTIC BONE TEETH,
without metal plate or clasps, by
- X. =. B. SIG T. Is NJ O ND.
9lO Broadway, New York; and $50 Pcnna. avenue
bet 18th and l3th yts., Washington, D. C.,
Calls the attention Of the public 10 the following
advantages OF his improved system:
LIST The teeth OF bis facture will never corr0de
nor change color by any scids and three fourths
lighter than any other.
I'd No teeth or roots need be extracted, ~ the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
3D.. The roots will be made inoGensive and never
10 aohe.
9TH No temporary teeth are needed, ~ permanent
ones can BE- made immediately, thereby preserving
old system, Ia frequently dis6sured
bth This work has been fully tested for over 1--WE
years, by many OF the first Chemists and Physicians
Of this and the old country.
DR. s. has also invented . white indsstSuotisls
metal hnB with whioh the most sensitive teeth can
be flled without pam, and can build up perfect
sound tooth on any side roots, which will last
through q lifetime,
lie refers to the following gentlemen: Dr. v. Mott
Dr poremus. Professor OF Chemistry, Hon, A.
Mann, Jun Capt. Crsbtree, Vioe PTesident OF the
Emigration Co Of New York, Hon Judge Wayne
q the supreme Court, of Washington, b, c.; and
Call and examine yourselves nov s--om