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We omitted to state above that the prisi
oners say that the rebels commenced the
fight with ten thousand men, Gen. Ewell IN
command, who was re. enforced by jackson
with FIVE thousand more before 6 o'clock L.
NJ. the balance Of Jacksons army getting
up early in the night. They claimed the
combined force TO be from fifty to sixty
thousand strong.
BY break in the telegraph the reception
Of Gen. Popc's order to General King to
ioin him with his admirable division was de-
layed twenty four hours. He however start
ed his advance from the vicinity Of Freder-
icksburg at four O'Clock p. NJ. Of Saturday,
and at eight o clock yesterday morning had
reached Elk Run ford; so he is doubtless up
with the main army by this hour. From
our own knowledge Of the situation we feel
sure that the reception fthis important
addition to his fine army has already been
taken advantage of by Major-General Pope,
| and that he is again 10 motion toward Cor
donsyille. His men all believe him irresist
iblc, and feel certain that signal victory viii
attend his movements at their head, as OF
all previous occasions when at the head o
his Western army.
i P.S.-We lost single piece ofartillery
one of Best's. Itupset in ditch, and as !
could not be righted by those in charge o
it, was abandoned.
| We regret our inability to call public at
tention to the services Of all the gallant Un
!, ion officers and men Individually engaged /
, this important battle. One and all pc,
formed their whole duty most satisfactoril.
We may, however, mention that Genera
Banks was aided most signally throughou
r the engagement by Brigadier Gen. Robert!
0 Gen. Pope's chief of cavalry, assigned I
=. him us his adviser upon the field. He wa
9 seen everywhere by turns, assisting in Al
Q ranging and experimenting the movemen
of the troops, and encouraging them to tn
@ manifestation Of the remarkable tone the
a preserved throughout the entire battle
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Cooking Stoves ! !,

-IJEATING ,sToV Es, 5-.,,1-,
II Arches and GrstSs. ~ iT'l9
y 0T r4ilaqI Common GTatss, ,istlssg
On he nd and Tor sais BY 'T' ,7l8.diFST'
TiiOs. d. cULHERTsQB.
iols62 Bridgeport, ,OhiSr'
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ours Immediately commenced. Their forces
had, however, disappeared from sight. At
sunrise rebel brigade, supported by artil-
lery, emerged from the woods IN the front,
and just as they got into line VI battle Gen.
\ Milroy opened on them with his battery of
Wizard guns, which seemed 10 sweep Of an
entire COMPANY or two, the rest Instantly ia
king 70 their heels for the cover 0f the woods.
Shortly afterward Gen. Baysrd, who con.
tinued, as before, in the extreme front,
scouting to the right and leh with his cav.
airy, reported them filing in force in both
directions, as though aiming TO flank us on
both sides. Con. Pope immediately dispatch
cd Towers division Of McDowell's corps to
follow, watch and confront them on tho
right, and division Of Sigel corps d drn,ee
i whose we did not learn--t0 do the same
for those moving on the left Gen. Bayard,
with two regiments Of his cavalry brigade
from New Jersey and Pennsylvania, was
and efficient Col. Dufiie Of Bayards = com.
mand, with his own Rhode Island and the
lst Maine cavalry, was thrown in the Sad-
yanos 0four division Of observation. on the
loft: 49, .4, - ..,.i is'g -
At II A. M. it,Was definitely ascertainsd
from reports from these forces that the pur.
: pose OF the enemy could hardly be flank
movements. Ere 2 p. M. the impression
9 became general at Cen. Pope's hsadquar
Z ters on the field, that instead of seeking
!, thus 70 renew the engagement, the rebel
were either seeking . new position In the rea
! or skedaddling. .,f.7f 1t.f
y Since we reached Washington, Geners
y Pope has autographed here that the engage
:. ment was not renewed yesterday afternoon
~ that the enemy have SrNtlssaa aato as positi0
two miles back, and that ha adyanoed hi
u own army this morning to that lately he]
D. by tho enemy.
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Staple Goods.
Pittsburgh Water Cure,

Loc d at Haysville Station, ON the Pitts,
FIT. Wayne & Chicago X. r., an d on the
Railroad lealing from Cincinnati
to Pittsburgh, via. Wheeling
.' t, and Stouben Vile.
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AowARD ASSOCIATION;

.0F i---- EAlAhA " E.r s.e"N''h 'is
A Benevolent Iastituti@s, enthusiastically spect'
iot Judgement, for des relief Of the Siiolst
and Distrsssed afflicted NTH NrH7 ns
lent and Epidemic Diseases and "a
9h' especially for the cure of ''..,''
tUa 90 Diseases OF the Sepuat 0'i-'d i'.'
IAN r-estut organs. fIaat tgldg
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description OF their condition, tagc, Occupation
habits Of Me, &c and in cases OF extreme pow
erty, Medicires furnished free Of charge.
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhtsa and other
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on the new
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afflicted in sealed letter en- el0pes, flee Of charge.
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able.-Address Or.J. SKILL HouGHroN, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. Q South Ninth
Street, Philadalphia. Pennsylvania. -sbI ioI
By order Of the Directors. ,r
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO FAlRCHlLD. Secretary. feb7ly'i
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Copartnersbip lloliecs.

COPARTNERSHIP.- The undersigned have
~ iii. day formed a copartner,hip uuder the firm o.
HAylLASD LINDSEY for the trsnsac'ing of th" Cash
Dry Good. Jobbiog basne at Nos o. snd q thsmbeist
near broadway. JON, o. HASiLASD'
Ne, York Jan H. ie69 MN. II LINDSEY.
HENRY w. SMITH retires from our firm
THIS DAY, the business will be continued by the
lnsiains partner under tho same nout-Now orb Jan
1902 JESSE HOir Co.
Tie undersigned will continue the COMMISSION BUSl-
NESS fr the sale Of Flour and GTan az No u S9lthst-
E.wYott jan o 1872 HENRY W. SMITH
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6taticrcrn ano fanen %ooos.
" TINE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS.
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.

THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
On receipt any OF the following cash post
stamp subc iber will send b. return mail or otherwise
objected Gold Pen Pens 'eeefi"S the 'am' seeord"9
"''''"'' GoLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For rs the Magic Pen for 81 cents. tho Lncty Pen
Pm: n, and for J. The s5e.l' t.I res'
CASES. WITH PENCILS.
For 50 csns the Magic Pen for rs cents the Lucky Pen
for the Aiw.y.Ready Pen; for IS, the Elcgant Pen
and for 50, tho Excelsior Pen These We. finished
rood wriils Gold Pen, with lrdo,mn Points the average
Of every OF which will far outla't o'' Of the best
The name "a Morton" "Number" and Quality" are
stamped the following Pens and the Points are wr'n's
for .iI month. sisins accident The numbers lndi
cate only: No being a. smallest No the ,Ies s
ts. Mammoth Gold Pen for the de.a Long and medium
Nib. Of oil sire. sod qoae. shot NIB. OF nos ana
md mad, onl, Of h,t quality The engraving are l'o
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For rs cents No. Pen LIST quality, or No Pen. 81
For e. .No 2Peu la quality. No. Pen, 70 quality,
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Tor g. sNo Pen .t quality, No Pen I'd quail
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TIE SANE GOID PINS N SILVER EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILS
For 81 n sEo Pen. l quality, ora No Pen "a quality
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iiy No Pen. ID qnslity. a.
For fJl No. 3Psn, l', quality orr No Fen % quahtJ
For - 81 No. 6 Pen lot quality. .., ,,o,,,rrr
GOLD PENS ALL QUALITY. IN slLVER-MOUNTED
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For No. Pen; foT - IS mo 3Psn; for ~ 70 a
No 81 Pea, For - 81 No 7Psn. . - =,
For ga No Pen, for sss No. srsn, and for SO No
| 10 Pen.
The lot Quality" pointed With the very best lrdosmn
Points carefully selected srd 81 MI, quality Sr 81
with the .shie', mPrrfeeon which 'An and the eo'e''
scrutiny detect 80,
tn. % on.hJ" superior to any Pens made BY him
| Irevious % the wear l0tb.
The ID Qu.y" he intsnds 'h,l equal In respect TO Du
rahity Elasticity and Good Nri'gg oasl-s tthe only tu'
cons Yrf a,!on.l any Gold Pen. INSIDE elsewhere
In regard Cheap Ood rens lie bes. lr.vs u gay h
rr,,ou, g. og.faint h' New ard Pr.nsd M.oh'ne' ne
could no, h.v, sde Good Whiting and Durable fsn' io
| n. price h,d th. Gold bssa furnished Ua'uhou'J. .
parfss ords,rng ~ al fn' aso'' sp''Uy hs Nt-
L,r and gtafy" = tie Pra' Pea' ana Car, uiHfsf
~ Fer ,sl. by ell dealers In ia. line thoeshoui The
| county ,,o,-,.,
No Is Maiden Lane. Now Yorh
Any on. ..nding. spse letter poet stamp viii rsesvs cir
cVlsr 18th the engraving shove referred TO.
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DARIS. LONDON and NEW-YORK MED

IIDANDO.N W.
lCAL ADVISER and MARRIAGE GUlDE-A book
exposing the fssoies Of Pby,ioogiss and the nsures
treatment Of Ply ciins IN special deses ~ first local bn'
by neglect and improper treatment prosrsDg the nervous
STEM and e.vns both miod and body total wreck S0th
edition go psge lOoillu'stions BY H. Lsrmont Paris Lon
Newly Physician aud Surgeon No car Broadway
(up stas) NJ u Mailed by r. Warner, for el Ne tesey
o., Ro.t Tou,ey, No III Nusaust DEXTER Co.. Ne III
ks.ssusi and lie WITT No Is frsnkoitt kew.York. Tbs
doctor, hour, curing these Affections from to
We concur with tie ollow papers N 70 ommrnding
DR.. LARMONT 10 tie afflicted: Dispatch. Ass Courier des
Flats Unis Demokru StaAsIeiuns Medical Review. Ge.
CUTTERS and OTHERS dealing in ARMY
~ sUPPlEs can make money by selling Newspaper,
Magazines and other read matter For particulars, &C..
Of our TRADE CIRCULARS which send FREE 20 ALL.
ROSS TOUSEY, No. l2l Nssaust, New-York,
General News Agents.
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Cost ano fonno.

+ OST or STOLEN-In tins city, between th,
arb ult sud he LIT Inst ~ SECOND mo'Iosn ,'-
noSus of the Chicse5 and Mis.ipipp * ~ Co mo" n'
Cbtespo Alton ana St lons RI 81 ~" .'ch. HiiI
pno. Of Jap 1851 10 Jan ma attached aud Tho coupon
J.n 1850 accompanying each bond ,, d.
Tbc hunters of The bonds " ~ giyen In ,no'eIur"
i.mgIt All perons hereby cautioned ssain.t pu
ar ueeotiaiil. the aid bords any poTion thereof
ipr,s reward viii 10 paid FOR The recovery 81 TIE poni
y iIa. dItyerT Ia LOO KWOOU co.
On 'H'" ''' NO. % Wii.mtt, N. Y.
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Proposals.

Po.r .OVFIcE, SEw-YoEK. Jan. Q. 1851
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received until
.Sgp m Of the 1Oth inst. for BIILDING AN FNrEN.
sIDS no 1uE PO,TOkFiCE BUILDING. Plans sud
eau be ed and information obtained only
Al the office of the Architect Onhh Thomas esq. No 40
N,osdyyny between the hours OF 3 a ard y m TIL
uropo.Als Endorsed "Pfoposed for fostOnce Extension
M 10 h. ,de.ed TO the snei IL is understood tina
Tho General shall have the right TO reject or oil
~ m. rrouosals w. u. TAYLOR, fo,tmsster
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Tnstrucilcn.

MR.. GEORGE G.. ANTHON's CLASSICAL
Nl FRENCH and ENGLISH SCHOOL, with Prepsra-
tory Deparn and Gymnasium Broadway, corner l8ths
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
WI INSTITUTE No. 2l8 Fourtbst, Wasbinstonsqn
corner Of Mscdousslst. CLARKE FANNlNG. Electors
with twsvs Assn prepares pupils Of ali ages Tor bust
College.
TNHE IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown,
l. NY will commence Its 18th seln annual session on
FRIrAY Nov D. 1861, for BOYS only. Circulars eau be
had of JAMES NJ WHITEHEAD No. liz Nassau.st, rooms
of A. b. II. NJ s. Office of Manhattan Printing Ink Co. No
Spruce st. or by sddes.ing the Principal. ID. B. kOWEMA
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~ s MARSUAI's SALE of

II >. VI
~ BARK REINDEER AND CARGO.-DisrRcr on
RnopE Island. u. = Marshall OfYics, Providence
Dec n 1861 BY virtue Of warrant Of sale from the Hon
T. 4 Circuit Court directed shall sell O. Mn'h.
sale at PUBLIC AUCTION, on Commercial wharf and at
III. Custom House 10 the city Of Newport H. IT, on the nj
-cnih d.y Of J.nuary, 1902 at u O'Clock m the bnh
REINDEER Of shout $50 uns bnrthcn her tacAie sppafo
and furniture good. lsding and effects, viz:
cash containing Hand Saws Back saws and packages OF
Knives aud foiss and Bit STOCK. -
cssk containing Sauce Pans Cooking Pans with covers
2 es.k. containing Paints In Pans
cab containing Table Cutlery, Iron spoons Hachet'
Hsmmsfs Sc.
2cab containing Sauce Pans Cooking Pans, aud Covers
3 es,ks containing Glass Tunbers.
2p.eisse. contsinipg % Meo or Camp Kettles.
IL pipe, contsi ing Bread. -,
ls5 0us casa con siung Picked Hsddock Fish 3bas,
Coa,e Salt; prcbages barrel T,sago or Jerhed Beer
case Thin Oyercoas cases Spanish Cigars Ia boxes ~
Cande. Bsr dy; Preserved fruit IS boxes
Clsr-t Wines IS boxes o 4. Gin. boxes r. Brandy :
bo,e, Gins 100 ss, Cut Nails Of different sizes ooI'
Lime ! Dbl. Cement ,.
III whole pipe. Of Argua Ardeus RUM Is half pipes Of
Argus Ideute Rum.
/ case containing Medicines. In small packages
case containing Medicinal Herbs aud Lint In package
asrgr i,s ca orid- Lime demiJohn Disiniecnl FLUID
box small Spoux-. ca-k Butt, and Hinge. casks iron
Ch,iu. from 20 inches. cuk Table Cutlery 3c csss
Steel OF Rat Trsp, c.k Butts. Hinges. Paiocn spoons
&c case, Mrchuts War Knives or 5000 10 Tasaso or
Jersed Beef IS Water Pipes, ships Medicine Chest hols
sid loose flsg Mstinr, &c.
The same having ordered TO he sold by said Court
The VII commence at Commercial wharf win the
bah Reindeer. ALBERT SANFORD. IT, 5. Marshal.
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Urn GOODS.


AT DAILEY's
"A During the present and coming week shall make large
additions to our Stock Of French China
DINNER AND TEA SETSI
Aso Vases Baue Fsures Bronze aud Marble Clocks ana
other Fancy Articles for the adornmert
OF THE HOUSEHOLD.
We continue to offer unedualed gains In the oowneH
ticlss to wit: s,.,x
Silver Plated Teaspoons. the ...Sn ~
Silver Plated Table spoons the DOZEN. '..'''''...'
SILVER-PLATED ICE PITCHERS. ~
@''' s5 SIS IS IS e5
Silver Plated Tea Sets pieces W
SiverPlaed Cake Baskets each. ............".. oV
Silver Plated Cssters Cut 0O
SILVER,PLATED COFFEE URNS,
New styles beautifully ch,sed.
go 80 SO 80 e1O
Cut Glass Goblet the Dozen. .........'...'.eI oD
Cut Glass Deeanterg quarts, the p.ir..-........ SU
Cut Glass D-csniers pins the pair. W
Coored Bohemian Glass Finger Bowls the dozen... 80
Ivory handled Dinner Knives, the dozen...... 9O
Ivory handled Tea Knives, the dozen... w
IRON-SrONE CHINA, .
Maddochs double thick and decidedly the best goods Ia the
market. ~.
ron stone China Dinner Plates. the dozen..... p5c.
Iron stoue China Breakfast Plates the dozen.... 6c.
Iron Stone China Soup Plates the Doc.
DINNER SETS. - an
LIKEWISE
an immense choice Ia
Ga Fixtures embracing thils in the way OF Chandelier
Brackets, SC.
W. J. Y. DALEY L Co.,
No 63l Broadway
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&lSO PIAN0-FORTEs. ISO.
pubic IN. new 7.oc,av. PIANO FORTE foil iron frame
ov.s,rung rosewood warranted for nye ye.i' iof
10 cash and rich moding with carved legs and Tyre
rom l.5 70 100 Of a. good orb and material 90 has been
.old for $3.50 BY the old methods OF
", ~sran, stand Ia better than any rso ever
Al. ~, invite all to -1auue these instruments
our factory corner Of anal and Hudson ats Now OH
'' '-N'''' GROyESrEEN HALE.
I would .dy.e my friends and al IN Saet o. good SUB
,,snt.l Piano TO examine GRONEsrEEN HALE , new
-r.v, Pianos have had the the past year OF more
h.n 40 p.,o Of different u.ls aud these stand In tuoe
s..y ,h,n .ny ever saw the touch and tone nne-
s''I Amy 'N''"' j. PkIEsTLY New.York
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A. NJ. MKkwIs. Aucuone-i
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Build
ID inf. Nos So and So Broadway Sales Of Books Sta
tsuery Pieures Wort, Of Art Fancy Goods. Furniture &c
sHERlFE'S SALE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Jan rs. st ! o'clock
PRIVATE MEDICAL LlBRARY-Bring the entire pr
vs.s library Of phy,icn Of th, city aud comrfi'ins
mos. complete collection OF standard WORKS in oil department.
Of Medicine and Surgery, Including many expensive and
scarce books and large number Of choice Ensh pubcs
tious he Csfslosues II % ready.
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Ono. A. LsavIrr. Auction

GEo A. LslvIrr Auc,ioneer
GEO. A. LEAVITT a. Co. will sell ut auc-
" ton at their Trade Sale Rooms Nos Il and 70 Mercer
1t MONOAY Jan. ~ catalogue Of miscellaneous boots In
vsrou, departments Of tefsuTe Sale TO commence %
o. ID
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rIHE TRIBUN NE AIM n A {
ii FOR 1862.

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LIST Of STATES, Cspitas Governor times Of Legi'is
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| POPULATION EACH STATE by COUNTIES. aso
the puton Of tho principal Cities Of the United States
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Second Session Of the XXXvIh Congress and the Special
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Gen. Burnsi&e's Expedition.
srAsyv-oRDsARY sEAMEN and OTHERS

SEABEN-0RDINARY SEAMEN, and OTHERS,
WANTED Tor the MARINE ARTILLERY, .
Commanded by Col. w. A. How ard Pay the same ~ tue
Navy 800 bounty the sxpirson Of term OF service
which three the Allotment ucsets 70 secure
half pay be le for mies member me col psy.
day, in kewSork The Coionei VII l.su1
.6cs,e 20 he families Of those jeinpg emitting them 10
se be- ehs Of Volunteer fund 10 New orb and
Tbs men W 81 receive nest and comfortsoe ou,n
ana beddng-on being mustered In The Marine hthec -
neu n active service few good Fsiers aud Drummer ee
nr~ded Early application IL necessary TO M " mhLLi
Nc 10 Bowery between Canal and HesteIsts newton
u. =. mastering Ofce.-ofleer, OF .oiup,e,'
shopd nave wren authority from Their Colonies 10 recruit
sxidsnce 10 tbs ~ 8 Musfeng Officers for trsnspons'i' N
or se nent This written authority shouIo sso
be Endorsed by United stes Mastering and Dhbunhs
sficer. . -, -, ..,... Al.
above rule is coIiorrDsd TO.
Yan Rureu Light Infantry. Head9ustet No. ~
p,oadvAy New ork Encainpment a! camp bhlhone
ep.dker, Long Island IN the finest bsach In the state
-fhi, Regiment j. be solidaed KecoIn Will re
eive ourter. aud uniforms soon a. enlisted Oncefs bs'
IN, parts OF companies may obtain po'iton' by
-FF'"s THOs B VAN buren,, Colonel
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AT X. II. MACY's, Nos. 204 and DOG 6th-av.,
~ two doors below l4h-st.. you will always find fnl
stock Of Ribbons Lsces Handkerchief Emb oderes White
Good. Fine Fannels Housekeeping Goods Curtain Loces
and Mu.ns sierv and Underwear ladies' made up nder
Clothing &c. ~ The only houze ia Newly mat sells
Ladies' dollar Md Glove. for % cents 10y maI % cens
and always q full assortment of sizes aud colors.
NHOICE FURS, No. 40 Broadway.
" a. retail much below usual prices.
;. OOGE Practical Furrier.
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professional Notices.

A MEDICAL SPECIALITY. - Electricity
"A .ci, ntifcay applied entirely principle. with
out shocks by Dr. PHELPS. Electro Homeopsth. No ia
sth. near Broadway. An iufable aud agreeable substitute
FOR all hesh destroying and sckenny medicines In female
compapt and chronic diseases generally Of both sesel
Test examinations sod consultations free
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor OF The
II Scspe and opersting and Consulting Surgeon No ~
sth.av Office consultations on the more oo.elie
radically cured without the knife or gstufe Once hours
from to y 10 3, aud to evenings
LIMITED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU,
" No. 262 Bwsy. WsTenst Passports issued nee W
charge through J. B. MONIES, proofs made before hin'
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1862.
DRY GOODS.
s. b. CHITTENDEN & Co.,
Usv. now In store more than hundred psckses OF sta
pie Dry Gods in percc' order. including supple. Of
MERRIMACK' SPRAGUES. HAMILTON, PACIFIC,
AND UNION PRINTS.
SHEETINGS SUIRTlNGS, JEANS DIMMO-TlCkINGS,
CAMBRICS, COTrONADES. AND KENTUCKY
JEANS IN GREAT VARIETY
All the above purchased nror the late advance IN
prices and are offered for sale on fayorsbl. terms.
No SO BROADWAY.
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Dcniisirn.

nrNTAL REMOVAL.-N. u. Griffin 4 Bros,
ID n.niit. 2s8 formerly 500 Gmudst, y D.. 'ni -
rI, tfo.khn have tie lsir't und ch'spe'l e,l"ph'h
u''on I'D Teeth ir.er.pd their ir.pfoyrd atm0
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