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The national Republican., 1862-05-12

al. q. o. F.-Mt Nebo Frcs mrms nj
No. The ofhcer and memb,rs are reque.td 'e
msst at the Hall on Seventh aret, 10 day, (Mpn
d,yJ at 0 o,o b, for the purs's OF attending the
fsLe,al Of r. c. +. ) ". WATSON M,mbe'r of
sIsteY Encsmp enb are iratcrny iovi'ed to s,ead.
ny l2-lt" G u HOuGH, Scribe.
~ 1he NiNTu Anniversary OF the
Yoapg Mems Christian Aso iabou will be held In
the Hall Of the A,,tcs'ioa, rent sylvapia ayenue,
bst~,sn Sixth and Seven streeis, MONpAY
EVENING, Msy 18th, at * O'Clock,
Addresses BY Rev. I'd ri.k r. Brown Of G,orgr.
town Hoa. Joseph A. Wright, and Rev. q. +. Ly.
ford, Special Mssionary OF the Association.
The patlis are cordially isvitsd.
a" a SAMUEL McELwEE, Jr.
~ ion. 10. Recording Secretary.
The national Republican., 1862-05-12

~ Lysa's magnetic isssct Powder,
Tsstsd for 10 ysars and grows 10 favor II Kills and
ex'ermiaates Reaches. He'd Bugs, Ants, Fleas,
Moths 10 Cloths, Furs and Furniture, Garden In.
stcts, 10 All genuine beam the signature Of L.
Lyon, and moi poisonous persons domestic animals.
Beware Of oouoterfeis atd limitations.
Lyons Powder ii 10 sll insects in trice.
Lyous Pills are death to rails and mice.
Sold every where ID. g. BARNES,
sp3o-TT0Sm 202 Broadway, New York
The national Republican., 1862-05-12

AVsPscial aotioe.--On aud After Tutsday.
April l. lss2, the train, on the Baltimore and Oh'o
Railroad will commence III niog daily, (Sundsys
exoeptedJ leaving tek Station at 40 q m, and
oosnectiss al Washington Junction with Mail
rSain for all paris Of the Wcst ria whes esling or
Parheuburs. Through tickets sold and bsggshe
checked. 100 ". +. SMITH.
N. Of Transportation B. + o. R.R
apl-dtf fstsr Giubel
The national Republican., 1862-05-12

CNOR n RNNr.-Feur Handsomely ! URNiSHEn
o. ,u.e ~? kstreet between ThiIt nth and FouI
u nth streets. The furniture Is new, tue rooms
pleasant, and iocation lf hous, 'surPa sd Ia the
city. 10 permanent Isrtie. the price wall be ve'S
IN d. rate
A Stable and Carriage House on rear Of lot, for
rent Apply o. above. my l2-8ts
The national Republican., 1862-05-12

AZ ANrk Delivery lady in town to call at the
w New stamping DJ,ot, 2sOts n. Seventh ct ,
,etween L sud NJ, aid get their flannel, velvet
tls, sstiu, camhriJ, and muslin Stamped We have
900 choice patterns ready to stamp ut scents per
1idth
Cbeapest 10 town y am ed gocds for sals
" orkipg Cotton, Silk, and Floss cheaper than sry
,ther pi.ce In town. my l2-a.
The national Republican., 1862-05-12

sT.-Between the capitol and Navy Yard,
II LADY'S GOLD WATCH (Swi 81 with GOLD
CHAIN I'd KEY attsehsd. A liberal reward will
BE- paid u 10 ' ith the w,tormeu At the Yard, or
1t 0Alta JsWelry Store. my IO-2,s
The national Republican., 1862-05-12

D.-A small HOUSE, with .ix or eigh.
w ro,ms, north Of the avenue. by a petinan, Mt
euant: TO. y hich lar rent will be paid, Addre
Mr.. WILLIAMS; Look Box %, Post ONE,
my l2-3ts
The national Republican., 1862-05-12

s8- Law Notice. - ROBERT J. wAJRER
and FREDERIC r. STANTON will practice law
10 the Supreme snd Circuit Courts, Court Of airs
Cousts Martial, Boards Of Commission, "a, and Ds
partnents. Aided By two other associates no pert
Of an extensive husiaees will bs neglected Addrcss
WALKER STANTON, ONCE 2oS + street, Wash.
inRton, ID G. ap 2-Sm
The national Republican., 1862-05-12

WANTS WANTED, TO HAVE EVERY
w body 10. know that they can buy Cioihicg,
Furnishing Gacis Try; s', iA., and Gaps; at th'
mar 2o-dSm
The national Republican., 1862-05-12

1850 Kit invigoratss, rtscrsthens and rurinc.
the system; u . perfect appetizer, snd the mcat
agreeable and ,ifeotual tonic In the world II /,
composed Of the celebrated Cslisaya bark. roo,s,
herbs, and psre st. Croix rum Psrticulatly
sdapted to delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
Weakness, sad 10 Just the thing for the change ri
seasons. told by oil srccers druggsts, hotels. nph
saloons. r. n. DRAKE CO,
api-Sm 2c2 Broadway, N. y,
The national Republican., 1862-05-12

CTRAYED ON RsTOLGN.-Erom Circle IIos
. pisl three COWS-oue BuGil Cow white, with
red spNs and 0ne red spotted Write Cow also,
ons hsrntd CIV red, with come white. suppo ei
TO have s,raysd west or ! orih OF Georgetown. A
ssitsbls reward will be given for any Inflammation
cono<r r. Ing them. may l2--3ts
The national Republican., 1862-05-12

CoAI' ooAL,u o"N IN
Hsviug received large quantity Of
RED ASH EGG, AND Sr0VE COAL,
Will dispose Of the same at moderate pr c,s. In
all cases, 224O pounds to the ton. ~
mylo-g Yard, Pa. ave ber. Sd and ~ SITS,
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. more new re-
cruits were yesterday sworn into Capt
Bowen's Cavalry Company. Ten days
more Wilt itup to IS. When Gen.
Blunt gave orders to raise this company it
vas thought by many to be an impossible
ty, but energy and perseverance have con-
quered. One fact worthy of notice is that
all of Capt. Bowen's old Iowa friends were
the first to !" fall In" This fact OF itself
established confidence in the minds OF
those whose acquaintance with him
bears more recent date. The boys enjoy
themselves a nd everything goes on swim
mingly. We intend to publish in next
weeks issue the names OF the members.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

The rebel rattlesnake which was Gagged
in box at the P. o. building last week,
has escaped. and that too without taking
the oath! A joke on the snattlerake.-
But we presume if the oath had been ad.
ministered its promise would have been no
better than any other rebels.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

The Desert ( Utah) News states that a
cotton mill has been built at Parowan, in
that Territory. and that some of the ma
chinery mas been put up and is now run
ming. A considerable quantity of cotton
is now raised in southern Utah, and it is
for its manufacture in to cloth that this fac
tory has been constructed.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

Last weeks Kansas City Journal of
Commerce says: "Mr. Pitcher, of Inde-
pendence brought news last evening that
Quantril withhis party had been surround.
ed and taken prisoners, and are probably
now in Independence Jail. Particulars are
not stated"
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

The Topeka Tribune says: Two Jay
hawkers were arrested at Grasshopper
Falls, on the Stb inst by military authori-
". The name of one was Burdell, the
other We did not learn. They had about
twenty stolen horses and seven or eight
guns in their possession. Burdell said be
had killed four or FIVE men, and did not
relish the idea of being taken.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

Freedoms Champion, Atchison, comes
TO US with new head and considerably i'm
proved by new type for the reading mat
ter or body of the paper. The Champion
is sound Con the "goose" and other
questions) and reliable paper, and we are
glad to see such evidence of prosperity.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

The Boston Commercial Bulletin states
that T. E. Wells, Of that city, has compile
ted arrangements for contract with the
government to raise the vessels which have
been sunk at the Gosport Navy Yard and
in Hampton Roads. Altogether there
were Is vessels sunk. The contractor is
to receive as per cent of the value Of the
vessels as salvage.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

The Indians are saucy and pugilistic out west
of here, on the Republican and near that region.
We hear of several tribes all having fight
among themselves, near Buffers ranch on the
Overland road. Well, let them e1terminate
themselves as fast as possible; there'il be few
er left for the Whites to punish.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

The Syracuse On. Y. Journal says the
Salt Company are now shipping more than
10000 barrels of salt per week, and that
this does not nearly supply the demand ::
but the pressure is now being relieved
Nearly million and half Of bushels Of
salt have now been inspected and shipped,
and the production is Increasing.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

Here is what some inspired poet says
of the marriage of Mr.. Ebenezer Sweet
and Miss Jane Lemon:
How happily extremes do meet
In Jane and Ebenezer;
She's no longer sour, but Sweet,
And he's Lemon-soueezerl
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

The Big Blue has been cutting o glorious
swell Her spirits were raised by the late rains
to almost brim or bank full, but they are now
settling to their usual state of buoyancy, and
ais quiet along the Blue.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

Maine is called upon, under the recent
proclamation Of the President, to raise
seve3 thousand men for the war additional
20 those now in the field.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26
MARRIED.

AT the residence of the brides father, on the
2Srd inst, b. Rev. Father SEVERN, Mr.. TnoHAs
McCoY to Miss LIZZIE CALLAHAN, both Of Mar
shall County.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

F. j. Pierce has just put dwelli ng-house il
the eastern part Of the city. Its location i
Rne
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

Orpheus c. Kerr, is believed to be the
assumed name Of Thomas Middleton, who
has been for some years the humorous ed :
itor Of the New York Sunday Mercury.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

BY law just passed Congress the Su.
preme Court is re-organized. Kansas is
placed in the Ninth Circuit with M;nneso.
,a,. Iowa and Missouri. The Judge is not
yet appointed Conservative.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

In the Durango lead mine near Du-
buque, Iowa, about 10000 600 lbs. Of ore
are Low exposed in an open lode, ready to
be mined.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

The Nebraska City fire turns out to be q hoax
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

ThesLake Superior Miner states that
the National Copper Mine, at On,onagon,
producss 81 tuns during the month Of
May last.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

Mansaearest love IN hot weather-Fan
Tho cooler The treats him the better he
likesh
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

A paper suggests that the name Of
Stoneyalls jackson be changed to Portable
Fence Jacfsbns
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

Last Monday was the anniversary Of
fhe battle Of Bull Run.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26
JAMES GRAY,

MASON &c WELL-DIGGER,
Informs the people of Marysvlie and surrounding coun
Try tat re Il AL es prepared 70 as in stone
OF building Jay walls foundations dig wells
IN durable prices tosu the sin,s InlT
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

| Cor. 9Th ind Commercial Streets, Atchison, Kan
This Hotel situated in the pleasant part the city,
and keptn all respects rstclass Hense Guests may
upon being accommodated with weurnished
and clean beds and extravagans charges not made
We havsa good stable and will keep cheaper than
any else in the place. -
WIN. STRATTON, Proprietor.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

Thanu for the patronage he has received since he es
tabshed his business in Kansas he determned merit
continuance of the confidence of his friends and the public
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

He prepared his old customers and others who
may him with call at his usual place Of business on
Broadway, East Msrysyile. Kansas. tnl7tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
tilc0itGi.
ONE TO SIX boxes Of WINCHESTER

ONE TO SIX boxes Of "WlNCHESTERS
~ SPECIFIC PILL" will pcmGHcndv cur. any %
Seminal " cokscss, its resulting Irp encc
GhAvATKD and will be found equally efficient IN affections
theP,osa Dabsse and dseae. gensray Of the Urirayy
OJgdDs
PROFESSIONAL OPIHIONS.-"I have used your SrE.
PLL' in many Of SPc,maOr,hea. aud with the
-oI perteet suoccU"J MILTos SANDERS, NJ. d., LII. d..
Brootlys.
"Itis@neera specific .sny medicine can be. have
cursd very severe with lIon DosEsp-B
KEITH N. D. Id ReD,lfo,g cJ Ned Science. hso- York
PERSONAL" Hr. Uinche1er Is WORTHY op ALL cospi.
DKsCE and deyot.s himself enfsasroai these rop.ra
tions"-D Meredith Ree.e. H. ID, liz d. hmeyedn Medi-
oai Ga-sne, Neto York.
Il have personal knowledge OF Ms WrScHErER's IioS.
ysTr AND IsrgGRTr and the Profession and the
public that PRErAKArIoEs BE RELIED oS."-Jame.
II. chiffon, NJ d., Cheru, Ns,o- York.
The SPECIFIC PILL ia not a Homeopathic remedy nor
does 1t contain nercuy irou Can.haridos
ingredient Price: ~ per box sx bores (oheI oder-d
oaee) for IS Sent by mail soid wholesale and retail by
j. WINCHESTER. No 80 John-st., " Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
foreign advertisements.
HoO CONSUMERS 81 RICHARDSON IRISi
LINENS, DAMAsKs. DIAPERS. CAMBRIA
HANDKERCMEFs So.

The unsettled state OF the markets for tim. ps
th, side Of t. Atlantic. attributable e. aiding infu
enc IN United stses and the euhincrd vaie gwen
defsbe goods there through r-ceut uncomfortable crcnm
s.nces have afforded 10 dealers another highly
tempting opportunity TO COUNTERFEIT OUR GOODS.
and kno wing that Considerable qualities OF worthless fabrics.
prepared IN Imitation Of style. SD sealed with ,he
Of" Rchsdson have boon shipped hi. - the United
STATES fol called upon s.in 10 CAUTION tne CON
st MER against the purchase 81 any linen fabric offered
RichIjsons mako. not having tho full signature Of
firm. viz: - 800 . -
To those who giys preference TO manufacture.
offer the guarantees 20 quality soundn--s Of bleach
aud sbity good. have always borne and while
are determined pfocc, interest this eide BY prose
cutting hsoTousy Infringement 81 rights trust
Ansncsn friends will assist 10 putting down a nuisance, in
ally Interested.
H. times like tho proen when the cost Of importation Ia
much augmented Il b.hoove the that they
get value their money aud this hsy Likely OBJ
tain 10y dealing exclusively with bret class houses who
alw ays supplied with goods. Respectfully.
j. n. RICHARDSON SONS OWDEN,
Month, 18th, 1902. belfast, ireland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

WALLACKS. ,.
w Doors open at \ o'clock commence. 49, gycrs
SEVENTY fItTH NIGHT Or the tLOhsN'H''
FAREWELL PERFORMANCES.
GLORlOu BILL TO. Mo II
Tuesday Evening. Sept 3D.
To comm encs with the great comic drains, ~,
TuEl KISu NOR ION, o,,rNN a,
FLORENCE in his celeb, sted part OF BRIAN N'-N' '"
DO followed By the disabling pioean piece, VOC
III T. YOU j q rS ,1'i'rnIaN
~. F're,.e IN in sIX DiFFFRENT CHARACTERS.
The whole 10 conclude with the extr.vasaiAa'
THE HAffl MAN ar, rr oprNCn
Fanny MTrRpFy ................ MI RI ~ n
SPECIAL" BRiG..GE CORcoRAN viii yist va" M
LACKS THFATER on Tm. hS,s ,r,rN ,TpD and d.
coIuted IN honor Of tho event
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
WINTER GARDEN.

WINTER GARDEN.
w MIR JACKSON b-ss 10 announce for presents!ios
rms EVENING tho thrilling romantic Drama Of
N ROSA GREGORIO.
with ia q luiste music aud beautiful scenes was IL ~
character OF Rosa Gfegorio that
~ MISS BATEMAN .
d,yed the originality well a. the exten, OF her dr. rant
r, With 10 traditions upos which found her isst
10 the outline Of chsracrr drawn BY tho author az
.rrc. vitality which cip,iv,tei tho Imagination and en-
chained the sympathes of her auditors compelling then -
ar,t L u.ons o. tho Ia tho truthful intensity OF asi
Of tho alternate hopes fears love joy frenzy sne
that as,e the heart Of se beautiful heroine Oh l
deep = interesting drama. ~, , Al,
Ro,s tirrgoo Miss Bltemen ALBERT de Senneyille J. W.
wllscs; Antonio Edwin Adams, Crsspo, Mr. Ds"'s'
Carina Mrs Chaufrsu.
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Go iuhom It mar Gcnfern.

NLAJsIS for Pensions, Bounty, Back isy' he
r., Paw Recruiting Expense. Prize Money s or ~
intu,ted /, W, win be promptly attended, 70
'o' o"'u' =" SONGS u BROWN, No 5Fssv'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
90 5porismcn.

4 Is. CROOK, No. 50 Fulton-st., Manuiac-
- turer and Importer Of FISHING TACKLE In all its
VARSITY Cutlery Guns Powder aud Shot nets, fykes &e
Repairing done u short notice. Es1abIs1ea 10 IV''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
Chance for Bnsincss Alen.

4 SUPERIOR OIL REFINERY for SALE
- or EXCHANGE. Inquire Of NJ. J. FkISBIE. No.
~ Pearl st, Eex-York
IWlNVENTORS and MANUFACTURERS
Fsientees have valuable Patent Rights granted
and secured 10 them from the Government Of the United
btses and who nay 10 sec f the same
hem the OOvsInmeit Provinces 81 South America
sc The West India lslendf. aud Manufacturers who have
Machinery and other articles saied that section which
theS desire 10 introduce thee for sac will be secure
fsen Rights and the Introduction aud sale Of Machinery
taiovgh the Commercial House Of NossIs UERRiCK q
WILAEI, established IN South America aud New YORK
app, " HERkiCK WiLLET, No vs. OIeeDwicbst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

Cl..No l. Brct.. cas. No stone, class no T. 1sio"
rn. lumber as. No 5. Oss sni hard wood class 10 q
II into Pie, spruce juniper anh cypress class No T. Lime
hair and plaster, No Gravel AID sand clas No H.
bon nail, and ,pkss cls, No H. sseei cess No -
Eir. ClA,. No Is Paints ole aud gass class No. i6
ship c anasry class No IL Haiaaei class No To- Station
ery eAs No 49, Fifes ood es', No 2! Hay aud straw
cs,s no n Prov.nder No 70 Charcoal Glaze No %
Br pseAins All hose clS. No a. Sperm aud lubrcst.
inx OH. No. %. AuguIs class No ~ Auth sce
la, No ~ Semi bunno.s. bToadop &c coal class Va
81 Copper and composition nails cA No. 81 Machinery aid
loolA
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GaIcs bn Anr!lon.
BOARD Gn0 Rooms.

1 LADY having taken commodlous aud well
"a ian,rcd ion.e 30 81 Sand. e.. Bfoosyn Is pTepsrd
to receive uOARDEhS, either Fsmef, snse oeriieaen
CT rooms WiiLost board. or viii partial board
NOIICE.-Law aud Medical Students attend
~ .fr tie Tltvcr.ities II Albany PRONE choice
BOARD with siyaLtsgc u tlI0- aud ac cal H. 'tn
Jn French sni German without eiIa caIse b. app ns
At the re.idcis Of Pref H. kAliBLI 80 . CAcsaEt 81
Albany
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

NTIDLO's GARDEN.-SUMMERS SEASON.
~ Lessee aud Msusrrr. Wn. WngarlKr
LA, eek but one Of
GABRIEL RANkL AND TROUPE.
GREAT HIT Of THE
THE RED 0NONk,
With GABRIEL and YOUNG AMERICA In the prueips
TUESDAY EVENING 2 1862. viii he presented. fts
h, s,cond tim, hi. a. . celebrated Paniorune. cad
tied - a.,,,,,
THE rAuous ~ aRKIoR......... .AvEk.
THE RID GNOME..........','''''iooN UNIV AAAniNA
THREE FLYING TRApEzE ALA LEorARD,
10y YOUNG AMERICA
The entertsunea will commenee second time, Win 'n'
comic iuteIiude OF ,,,r,,n,y
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meooing CARDS, @f

A j WIN. EVERDELLs SONS-WEDDING
:. NhhDs;-lhets oeebr.ted Engraved Csrds sold only
81 no ios fnlton-si. n. 4. Established lsl5
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half Dricc) -
eGdng At ONE and Note Iape,s a. gusne,s ard,
bh-heSds Portraits. &c at KELL9'S gT Fulton.,t
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90 Get


DAKT OF HOUSE 10 LIT, No. $50 West
L I-tt - vest ay HOt So LET. 10. 81 Rof st.
ur.r TIE Rao.d BROOKLYN s.'o ri ~e- - sfofg~
No. :. Froi Arp tue premises IN each case OF 70 t.
PARTRIDGE 10. q Ftout 49, -.
rI'O fENT-Ihc HOUSE and GROUNDS
of the I.is H. l. Colt, at Paterson. y. Tho house,
b.l; Of sof al stories basement ssc
.tr fTn...I With "a. 90 Etter. Toe grounds compile.
scout IS sere handsome, NJ OFT IN lava and sfden add
Ia perir,, order Auachcd 70 :ae House l. srgs
t,or, 4l~- Lre extensive sspsf IN u Gearing ant
a. the nec,s.sry oui5gIJ!ng' of q l.rse riacd
THOs o. SMITH.
Paterson,
NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

nIEn -NEW 7-Octaye PIANOS in rose-

GTSH NEW 7-Octave PIANOS in rose
W IcVs wood iron frames. aud ovsrstfung bass
for 1885, do with molllss C0 do with carvedleg aid
h. aid naueboaId rs. S5. and 800: do with pearl keys
FRS, $3.50. ana $500; new o.ocssve, la The above
Pianos the greatest bargains In the city. Secondhand
Pianos at S25 $50. $50, 80. 4 u.s. and 300 New ME-.
LODEONS 1t extremely low prces New and second hsnd
PeDos and Meodeons 10 LET al ard upward per month
rent allowed purchased monthly payments received for
the same Foreign sheet MUSIC st2 per AL kinds
OF MIc merchandise at pce panistin attendance
try new music. HORACE WATERS, agent, no. AL Broad
way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

Cll. No. l. Bricks; elass No Stone; class Ne T. Vel
low pine umbs; class No. Oak aud hard God; clss
Mite pine spruce, Juniper and cypress class No. Lime.
hair .nd plaster cl, NJ Gravel aud sand class No. II
Iron iron nail. and spikes class No II steel ca,s No l3
Ps iron; cass No H. ke. class No. Is Paints oils, and
class 40 10 Ship chandler cass No IL Hardware
ass No. 49, Stationery class No 10 treWood elias No
20 HAY aud straw class No a. Prov Ter; csss No %.
Charcoal. 80 - Picking betting aud hose class No
- perm and lubrcatIng oils class " n Anthracite coal
class NO ~ ligunous Cumberland coal Class No. u Ma
chiuery and tools.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

SIR SO so, 81 and 81 50-SHOES and
VIZ CATERS. NEW SPRING STYLES now ready
~ JoNES'S, Nos 10 aud II Ann.st r. s-Cali and SEQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
only for TWO MONTHS YET i-MUSIC

n
" At TWO and THREE CENTS @ PAG z iThst is only
onequarte- Of the real vsue Select whsteyer wished
may what will We jus. imported 800 900 worth
Music f0l all lnstnne1i. and III lanYuege. LIE
usual privileges to Teachers and Deai granted We
sell more n1.ic than s the foreign Music Dealers together
We offer trash Old music q the pu5hc Horace
Waters snd others do offer for PC IN their Advertisements
r. & WUN DERMANN. Houston and Me!ccrAt,
Broadway Tell your father 70 furnish you music bear
ins stamp imprint you Nil he - have cheap
Music.
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NAVAL ASYLUM.

C,is No l. ClothInTi cl.ll No 2 Ha. boota ana ,hrsI
c.ss No J. Pro'isoG No l. Groceries. class No s
Dry goods ois'' ~. D. Br,d. &c clss No. : Tobacco
class No 6 IA clsss No. g Paints oils, and glas
No. ", pnck. class No II. Lumber; cs.s No. II Ike
God elias. No Is PToyender class Nc IL. Misceaneol.
cs.. No rs. HsrdvGe, cls,s No p. StlioIeiy
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Cltss No Breks cias. No sons. cl,ss No J. Yellow
nh. timber. c.ass yellow Pine lumber class No .
% a aud hard clis No. White pine spruce, elpres
aId juniper 40 = Lime. heii aud plaster, class 10
C.ueat class Sflgei sLd class 10. 10 State
ca. No H. Iron nail. and spikes, cass No. II steel
csss ~ - P.ron csss NO H. Fuss class No ID Paint.
ILL., and sa1. elA.. No. 10 ship chsDdcry; class No. T.
Hardware; class 40 10. suousTy ca. No 20 Hey and
80, css. o. a. Pfoveldrr. cAss No p Charcoal cia-
70 "a s,Ui,s packing .nd hose c.as. No ~ Sperm and
lulric.n. ois; Ca 80 % Iron work piping 81 c.a-'
No. sG Als-f, class w. q An'hrae'g e9i c4D, NO. .
So, t.,,,an. hrosa ton &c c0a class No. Jl Copper
and competition nai's Is. No ~ Hose carriages