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The national Republican., 1862-03-24
A Name Wanted.

"This is to certify, that Il corpse left at the
volunteer graveyard on this place, By soldiers,
(from some company In the vicinity unknOwn,)
WAS, by my orders, Inferred In said graveyard
by Mr.. -. and for which he is entitled to
compensation
Such is the business.like certificate of the
acting governor of the "Soldier's Home"
And Ia IL asked, what is this home Of soldiersf 2
1t IL simply military cemetery nenr this city,
sleep after life's Atful fever" Tattoo" for
him has been sounded for the last time, and
he awaits the "reveille oftbo eternal morning"
"Left at the volunteer graveyard" What?
No, gun, or blanket, or IN old knapsack, but
n corpse. Not accidently mislsid. but brought
By soldiers, II Clammy clay model of n human
form, unknelled, and perhaps unconined, but
not unknown. And, ah! how well known 10
some lone mother, or possibly vile, who
knows not of his sickness and dreams not oi
his death, or II she does, wakes afr'ghted
and consoles beraelf with the cheering fancy
that II Ia all dream.
who knows but II may have been laid there
upon the damp earth In The night, a victim Of
violence But We scout the suggestion, as an
aspsrsion upon the gensrous chivalry Of the
American soldiery.
Nameless are thousands Of graves in this
cruel war of the rebellion, scattered through
4 the reedy swamps, among the mournful pines,
Nand along the margins of the dark and sullen
waters OF the South; and eyes will be wet with
weeping, and bosoms heave with long agd
cosy cottages and dingy cabins alike, through
The length and breadth OF our fair land-but
amid all will the eye brighten with u gleam oi
patriotic hope, and the parted lips will utter
iot despsiringiy, ITS toei; he died for his
CpuntTy." ....
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
ma, j. II. sCuENdh.

This celebrated physician, who has Won such a
high reputation BY his eminently successful treat
mcpt OF Consumption, that terrible disease which
has long bean regarded % incurabls by The great
body Of physieisps, will be in Washington on
Wednesday, the 2eth instant, at his rooms. No A44
Eighth street, . few doors above Pcnnsy vania ave
M. to examine patients Hia long practice, ADDED
70 hts thorough knowlsdgs and the Psrisctneas Of
iusiion Of the luuss enable him to detect the slight
est symptom, Of disease. His pu monic Syrup"
& SEA Weed Tonic" and Mandrake Pills have
become widely celebrated for diseases Of the Lungs
Liver and STOMACH. We advise oil who may think
they need his services 10 call upon him at his rooms
His charge for examining the Lung. with the Respi
rometer e three dollars, but for ordinary examinA
aou and ADVICE wthout tnat Instrument, is Tree Of
charge DR.. Sch mex would feel grateful to those
patterns who have been benefited hy his treatment,
II they would call upon him du ing his witt and
make knewn by written ststement the benefit they
have received II would be great satisiao ion To
him. besides being Of benefit to hundreds tf others
who may be suffering from similar di:sass,.gsr.Sn. m
his ability TO QUE them.
ss-S. b WAITE, corner Louisiana avense and
Seventh atreet, Is agent for all of DR. schenek's
Medicines, mar "a
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
OFFICERS, ATTENTION!
GUTTA PERCHA
WATEN-PROOF
ARMY GOODS !
$40 SErEA'TH STREET.

Many suppose India Rubber and Gutta peroha are
lyn nyniOus term, m, rely representing India Rub
ber manufactured by different processes, and arc
thereby led 10 believe there Is ne material difference
between the two articles. In order TO r,tct th
false impression, the following statem' mt, made by
parties who have examined and tested both articles,
is given
conductors OF electricity 1t has resemblance
oha'euer to Ibds Rubber, arc IL ehemieat and
chanicdl poperties Tie same does he tree Jrop ,ohh
is taken felony 10 he same family y trees or go@ on c
sdme SOIL"
as an improvement upon other manufactures Of India
Rubtsr But "a ssmsfhing entirely -, ev eharoieJ
Ties and properties and a. being superior 70 those mare
from any other material. They are warrantd d TO
stand in any climate free from any unpeatant odo
will not decompose and become soft and sticky un
der any circumstances, are not injured BY coming In
contac with oils alksea saline solutions and acids,
and are made PERMANENTLY piable and elastic and
rendered indestructbe and unaffected by h, at ur
cod 1hose wishing official reports and ststemen nis
from army and naval officers please send for circular
Goods for sale In any quantities, at manuact
prices at SO Seventh street, near Pennsylvania av
tnue-,he only place where these goods can bc OBJ
tanned 10 Washington
DIV. UNDERLINE,
mar l7-nlc Agent.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
Tho Barney EatAie.

BEroRg THE ORPHANS CouRr, JUDGE PrRCELL.
Mr. Kelly, Clerk of The Orphans Court, who,
y. me lsst session o. tho Court was appointed M
H. Lindsey, filed by Samuel q. Barney, through
his counsel (Slessrs. Winder ,16nd Davidve, }
made a lengthy report in writing, on Saturday.
reviewing The exceptions In detail, and setting
forth that Mr.. Barney is In error In his state.
ments, and that the exceptions are not sus.
iained.
1t WAS stated In court that Mr.. Winder WAS
sick and Mr. Davidge out Of town, and that
they wished the Court TO take no action on the
report until Tuesday.
DR.. las counsel made no objection, and the
case was postponed until Tuesday.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
,t~shs na-.sy svsrcs.y ~

We copy the following paragraph from the
Star Of 6atArday: A. q tg ~ Nt. -
"This case came up on Tuesday. when ~.
Winder said that,tn justice to Mr.. Barney sbe
desired 70 make an explanation. The report ~
the Rersblicdn Of th,s oity. OF the proceedings
in the habeos corpus case before Judge Merriok
wa erroneous IN stating that Judge Mefridk
went out of his way 10 compliment Judge Pun.
eel on his selection MA guardian. Judge Mer.
rick spoke OF the inacGuraGv OF the report, and
Mr.. Barney called At the Republican office to
have IL corrected. He (B.) stated that the local
editor Of that paper SAID to him that the report
Of the case WAS furnished by Mr.. Blount. He
Sny rspsss %ha az Ss
tween the local editor and Mr.. b.
The reporter Of the Republican most emphat.
ioally denies having informed Mr.. Barney that
the report Of the proceedings IN the hdbeds
corpus case, before Judge Merrick, had been
A day or two after the publication of that
report, we we're called upon by Mr.. Barney,
who desired to learn the source from whence
we obtained our Information In regard to the
proceedings before Judge N. Desmng II an
we declined to give the desired information.
Mr.. B. then declared that Judge Merrick had
not /" complimented" Judge Purcell on his
selection of DR.. Harvey Lindsley as guardian
port. We stated 10 Mr.. B. that the accuracy Of
the report had been vouched for by several
gentlemen who we're present when Judge N.
delivered tho opinion of the Court Mr.. B.
ask cd u Col. Blount was UDe OF the gentlemen;
when we informed him that he WAS, telling him
also, that there were several other gentlemen
who, If called upon, would testify that said
report was substantially correct in every par
tioular.
We we're present In the Orphans Court room
when the exceptions to the accounts OF Dr.
Lindsey we're being argued, but did not un'
derstand Mr.. Winder TO say that Judge Mer
rick had spoken Of the inaccuracy Of our re.
port" as stated in the Star. We understood
him 10 say that Mr.. Barney was the gentleman
who WAS dissatisfied with our version Of the
proceedings.
The affair last Tuesday WAS \ perfect farce
Mr.. Bsrney's counsel being unal 10 TO sustain a
single one of the tremendous bill Of exceptions
nled in the Orphans Court. We presume the
affair can now be considered played out" '
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
q r r lCl l..
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

...s .....r.. TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
rr March 2l, 1862.
Holders of bonds of the United States dated
October l, 1861, and payable three years from
date, are hereby notified that provision has
been made for the payment, In coin, Of the
coupons Of semi annual interest which will be.
come due on the lst April, proximo, agreesbly
to their tenor, BY the Treasurer of the United
States at Washington, by the Assistant Treas.
urer at Boston, New York, and Philadelphia,
and BY the Derositsry Of the United States nj
Cincinnati, Ohio. frs.. .ry......lrFl
All such coupons, together with schedules
showing the number of each coupon. and the
aggregate sum Of each parcel, must be pre-.
ssnted for examination and verifcation atleast
three full business days before payment.
s. P. CHASE,
7, Secretary of the Treasury.
kmar 2i-dtAl
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
The Indian Herb Doctor.

sS-A few Of the many testimonials from the clti-
4ens Of Washington 10 DR., Iumblsiy, the Indian
Ftpnis Complaint Cured
Mrs. {. W. Blakeman, LsDg's Hotel, Georgetown
Care NJ Nervous DsJiiiy.
Frederick Rohleder, street, corner second. isl
and)
ScrYula Cured,
J. Malonry, corner Fourth and streets.
Enlargement J Ae Heart CUrsi
r. Downs, G4j Sixth street, Washington, u. g.
Scrqjia Cured
j. ID. LakcmAn, sixth street, No, 48a.
Cyrsumltion Cured
John G, Day, corner Second and Dstreeis
Bod Case ef Jauadiee Cured
John Hurd, No 500 New York avenue
David Dillon, 472 street.
Nervous DeJildy CHr.d
John Donohu, No, sos, corner G and Third SITS.
Cured Of Chronic biSsdSe.
.s. Foundry SfS%sr Svy Ysad and u
Charles Wilson, ty'st 4. s 4 hssa1sas. s;tf11s -
-, Dyqsrsta Cured.
Benz DOrsy, Twenlisth street and Pcnnsylyani
ayenIe
Cured0f ri~ples On The fne.
James Reed, twenty sixth and l. streets,
CAronie Rheumaiism Cured
NJ. q. Howard, Tenth street, near Pennsylvants
avenue
Charles A. Courveser, Navy Yard.
Asltma, after all after Doctors Failed,
$, j, White, No. 2S3, street, south side Of Cap
tol,
Cancer Cure,t.
j. Blackburn, Georgetown.
Bod DredH,s, ,viih Nighl S,oedts, Cured
X Haunsch, No, AZ, Seventh street,
Fis Cured %
J, j, Kane, g street, between Sixth and Seventh
The Indian Herb Doctor will describe disease and
tel lS patients the nature OF their complaints Q!
them, No charge for consultation, Once, No II
Washington building, Pennsylvania avenue, cHneI
| Of Seventh street mar 20
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
Methodist Protestant Church.

The Maryland Conference of this Church has
made the following appointments of ministers In
TINS vicinity:
Congress- street, Georgetown, lev. D. Evans
Re. Sc; East Washington Mission. W. W. Reese;
Ninth street, ". Robey; West Washington Mis-
sion. T. Remick; Alexandria station. J: W. Ev-
Toward Circuit, Nd, W. T. Wright, W. n. Hop.
kns; frederick City Mission, g. 7. Coche; Po.
tnmac Circuit, to he supplied.
Those who have served here have been ap-
pointed. ~ follows:
Rov. r Light Wilson. 10 Pipe Greek Circuit ;
Rev. W. T. DUNN, to Salem. Philadelphia; Rev,
J. I. Ward. Liberty Circuit Rev. 8. v. Hoblit
zeli. associate superintendent Of Kent Circuit !;
the ex.Prosident, l.. W. B,tes, WAS appointed To
West Baltimore Station; and Rev. James X.
Nichols Is the President Of The Conference.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
A Drunken BOOtblaek.

one Of these young gentry was seen last
Saturday on Pennsy ylvania avenue, near Third
street, staggering, reelng, and swearing with
all the gustu of au old soaksr. He was sur
rounded by n squad Of his own profession, who
seemed 10 enjoy the occasion, exquisitely.
The poor little fellow was only about ten years
OF age. How young to commence such life !!
10 save this boy now, than 10 spend four times
the amount in the costs of future judicial pro.
ceeding which his maturer years will probably
produce; 10 say nothing OF the misery in him.
seif and his family which his course OF life will
cause,
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
Person Al.

THOMAS LIScOLS.-Ths ysing son Of the Pres
ident, all our readers will rejoice 10 learn has
so far reCovnred his health rs To play about.
Mrs. LINCOLN is also slowly recovering from
tho effects Of her sad bereavement, and her
unos easing motherly care.
Hon. HORArIO SEyNorR.--This ex Governor
of New York IL now in this city, stopping Rt
tho residence Of bis bruther-in. law, Hon. Ros-
COO Cunkling. r--. ..-
EDwIS FORREsr.-This world renowned trade.
gian will appssr AT F"rd's Atheneum, on 4
abort ougageM Sent commencing next Monday
night. az
Supreme Court, WAS eighty years old last Mon.
,ay. w
The national Republican., 1862-03-24

Brig. Gen, Harvey Brown, U. 8. A.. late the
distinguished commander Of Fort Pickens, has
been assigned 10 the command Of oil the forts
in New York hsrbor.
Brig. Gen. Lewis T. Arnold (rnsjsr First ar
tillery) succeeds Gen. Brown 10 the command
of Fort Pickens
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
A Dis,ric, OF Columbia Soldier shot.

Private VIM. Crooker, of company q, First
District Of Columbia volunteers, now sta toned
near Annapolis Junction, was accidentally shot
by private John Becker, of the same company,
last Friday. Fortunately, the charge entered
tbs leshy part Of Tho leg, and the wound Is not
considered serious, and NJ last accounts the
patient was doing well.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
Gu,ts Pereha Clothing.

II il well known that diseases, brought on BY
exposure in the camps and In the field kill
more of our brave soldiers than the bullets and
case If all were supplied with Gutts Peroha
Waterproof Clothing, such AS may be had at
No. so 7th stroet-D. W. UNDERLINE, agent.
These are the only perfectly reliable water.
proof goods in tho market. Army and Navy
officers are invited to Call and examine the
goods for themselves. See advertisement in
another part of this paper.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24

TNFORMATION WANTED OF Oh . r G .
L MATTHEW'S, who was employed 10 Company +,
Second regiment Infantry moved with said company
from Fort Leayenw0rt6, Kansas, to Washingtoa,
last FAIL was employed afterwards a. watchman,
Hh mother, Co harine Matthews. il dssirous Of
knowing II he Ia on the land Of the living
mar 2t-ltdSW
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
AlsauaeauaeA0ns

CASTERBURY.--To.nighta combination of the
most extraordinary character ia effected here;
nothing less than the junction Of two entire
companies, each Of the first excellence, In one
entertainment. The company from Baltimore,
containing those who became such favOrites
here before-DiCk Parker, Mile La Folle, Ward
and others-together with the present brilliant
COMPANY, entire.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
February 1, 1862.
Forrcg is hereby given Of the readiness OF
this Department 10 redeem the Treasury notes
ptyable in one year from date, authorized by
tie act Of Congress approved December 23d,
ls57, and tho Treasury noles payable In sixty
hays from date, authorized by the act of Con
igress approved I'd March, 1851.
Interest on Treasury notes of the above is.
sues will cease on the 7th day of April next by
the terms Of those acts respectively.
feb 6-tap7
The national Republican., 1862-03-24

DY G.Es N d WILLIAMS, n auction.sr..
ID HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuRNl-
TURE Al AUCTION On TIiURSDA the 18th
instant we shall sell at 10 O'Clock, a. m At the res
idence Of Mrs. Weddenvur, No. 4Ia seventh street
xt to the corner of u, good and genGral ass0ri
ment Of urniture, viz!
Mahogany sofas, Hair Seat, Psrlor, apd Arm Rock
ing Chairs.
Mahogany, Dressing, ard o'her Bureaus, aod Wash
stands,
Mahogany, Centre, Gard, Dining, and o her Tables
Iainted Marbletop Cottage Chamber Set,
French and other Bedsftuds
Wa,drobes and Stands,
Fine Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattre,ses,
Large assortment Of Bedding and Feather Bolster
aud Pillows,
China, Glass, Crockery, snd Stone Ware Table
cloths, aud Cutlery,
Gilt and Mahogany + rsme Mirrors aud Clocks
window Curtains and Shad,s,
Cane and Wood Chairs,
One foe on Painting large lot Eugrayipgs,
carpets and Oilclotn, Cooking and other Stove.
With good lot Of Kitchen REQUISITES
Terms cash GREEh q WILLIAMS,
mar q AuctioDeefa,
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
wh,tsh urst, No. 4a4 Penn. Avenue,

Ia selling original odrtss do uisits photographs
Of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere,
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness OF
Mcclellan is the latest published, and is CON
sdered the best in existence. See our photo
grabs In oil and wafer oolOrs. Also portraits Ol
distinguished men. Attention of military mer
10 called to our full length lelterypes, for send
ing by mail. dec Is
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
India Itu bber Goods.

Rubber Blankets tor Soldiers, 81 20 each,
Rubber Ponchos and Blankets combined, % 30
each.
India Rubb, Coats, white and black, $3.50 each
India Rubber Leggns, 81 per pair.
And all kinds Rubber Goods-includiDg Rubber
Boots and Shoes, Rubber Stoppsrs for Bottles, Door
Mats, Undershcetng for Beds In sickness, So 30, at
msnulacturers' prices, At u A, HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
Jos Pennsylvania avenue,
dco le-ti Bet Ninth and Tenth SITS
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
CTiM,inai Court

judge Dunlop, M he Criminal Court ap-
poEred in the Criminal Court on Saturday, and
cordauce with law. This WAS in conscq cquenee
Of the continued illness ol Judge Crawford.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
Too Tongucy.

wm. smith and James Cavanaugh were up
before the Criminal Court, last Saturday. in
diGted for stealing Ave dozen sheep.tongues
from Mrs. Sophia Werner. Bill and Jim ought
to know, better than to deprive n lady Of her
tongues.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
ut'Fit'IALl.
War DEPARTMENT,

wan HbrAnIhhNI,
January 81, 1862.
Ordered, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations In the field
Saturdays will be devoted TO the business Of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays 10 the business Of the public.
EDWIN N. STANTON,
ja22-u Secretary OF War.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24

~ We are pleased 10 call the atte On
Of our citizens and sol icrs to M Mcclellan Art Gal sy
sac Seventh street. four doors above d. There is no
other place In this city where so beautiful Photo.
much poliencss is shown TO customers. ...
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
state Prisoners Di.chsrscd.

George Dent, sr., George Dent, Jir., George s.
Watkins, Thomas A. Jones, and VIM. +. Getty,
who have been confined in the Old Capitol
prison, were discharged last week upon taking
tho oath Of allegiance. Francis A. Dickens,
also, was discharged on parole.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
Ger Ificates Of indie b ted n ess

Are issued by tho Treasury Department al the
rate Of about two millions Of dollars per day.
These aro received by the public creditors in
stead of Treasury notes, where they do not
need the luIdS for immediate use.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24

Mr.. Il. J. Beall, well known as one Of the
oldest and most export telegraphc operators
N tbG country, died Al his residence on street
last Friday morning. His disease was Consump.
ton. He leaves wife and child to mourn his
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
LOCAL NEW S.
S&H-w <
81 hAvsrtiesHe.

sosfiy - thousand copies Of ths Ref,b
i,oar 1ro c,rouls'ed among the floating popu,a
ton every dAy, ,bosides thslargs number served
70 regular Subscribers. Advertisers will take
note accordingly. .#.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24

lSALL AND WINTER MILLINERY.
+ Miss THOMPBON will open our new
styles Of Fall and Winter Millinery on Thurs -
day, the slst inst
fhc attention OF our former patrons, and the pub,
lic generally, L. invited and an examination solicit
cd at our Fancy and Millinery Store, No. $40 Penn
,ylypnia avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
oot 40 HUTCHINSON h MUNRO.
A LARGE LOT OF MILITARY VESTS FOR
n sale cheap, at SMITHS, No 4BO Seventh st. ,
opposite Post Office. mar 20-d3m
The national Republican., 1862-03-24

uTORE WANTED-On seventh street
y west, or vicinity Any person having Store 10
rent or lease or for sale, may hear OF purchaser
psur mar 2t-3tf
The national Republican., 1862-03-24

~ Photogr phs and inbrOt ypcs Of . II
sizes are taken on . new plan only known to the
pr pretor of the Mcclellan Art Gallery $40 Seventh
street four doors above d.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24

VJNH Il LU N q Gs-A CARD.-DR. HUNTER
L will definitely close his Office 10 Washington on
saturday Evening. the 10Th Instant after which
date all persons afflicted with Pulmonary Diseases
oan consult him personally or by letter at his office,
No 81 East Twelfth street, near broadway, New
York
Ills eihce here will main pen for the reception
Of patients afflicted with CatarIh, Bronchitis, Con
sumption, and Asthma, up 10 ths evening OF Satur,
day, 2oth instant. No AO3 Pennsylvania avenue,
Wa hinglon mar 20
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
COrns, BuniOng,

Bad Malls, Enlarged Joints aud all diseases OF the
Feet cured without pain or Inconvenience TO the pa
tient, by
DIR, WHITE, suRGEoH CRIRoroDIsT,
t9s Pennsylvsnia Avenue, between ~ and 9Th ss.,
Room No. I, second floor.
Office hours from Q Q. m. TO 6p m
Refers TO Physicians and Surgeons oi this city.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
I United STATES PATENT OFFICE.

y WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1869.
On the Ectition of Alfred I. Serrell Of New York,
n r, praying for the extension ola patent granted
10 him The 10th of May lsls, for an improvement In
" Machinery for making Mouldipgs" for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent which takes
place on the 18th day Of May, 1867,
It is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on Monday, the 2sth day Of April next,
ri IL o'clock m; and all persons art notiieo to sp
pear and chow cause II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file In the Patent Offce their objections, specially
set forth in writing AT least twenty days before the
day Of heariug all testimony filed by either party
to be used nj the said hearing must be taken ane
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the oce,
which will be furnished on application,
The testimony in the case will be closed oil tn,
l4th day Of April next; depositiobs and other pa
peIs relied upon Us testimony must be hled in thu
office on or before the morning OF that day the ar
guments, II any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
National Republican, Washington ID. T., and the New
York n ibune, New York, N Y, once week 10 three
successive weeks the first Ot SAID publication, 10 Ur
at least sixty days previous 10 the dsy 81 b.araR
Commissioner OF Htrnt
S-kditors Of the above paper will lrgs,
copy aud send their bills TO the Patent once mhh
a naper containing this notice feb l5-lgwS~
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
0 + F ICIAL l..

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
-y Washington, Jan. rs, 1869.
Tbs Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the first Of neIi
mof'h' WILLIAM +, SEWARD
The national Republican., 1862-03-24

TUST RECEIVED AT l., 4. BEALL 4 co. IS
d No. 30i Seventh between I and X streets,a new
stock Of CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS, HATS and CAPS
The national Republican., 1862-03-24

NOW Is YOUR TIME TO BUY YOUR CLOTH
~ ING, FURNISHING GOODS HATS and
GAPS Al very low prices, at L, A. BEALL co 8
No. 38l Seventh, between and streets
mar 2t-3m
The national Republican., 1862-03-24

r A BEALL co. IS, No 38l sevecth street,
Il, tween ! and X, IL the place to buy your
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNkS,
HATS and CAPS, at New York prices