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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14

p9- HEusrREEr's HAra Co1oR1Se is
highly recommended by prominent citi-
zens of this city, who have used and are
now using it. Try it.
Sold by T. II. LOGAN & Co., and LOGAN,
LIST & Co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14

B9 HErNsrREEr's IS1xIrAaGE HAIR
CoIORISe possesses the peculiar property
of restoring gray hair to its original coIorl
causes it to grow thick and strongl stops
its falling out, and makes itsOft and glossy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14

nag HErMsrREET's REsToRAr1vE forms a
very agreeable hair wash. 1t does not dye
the hair, but helps nature to secrstc the
proper colortug matter that makes up its
hue. Its effects are really wonderful.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14
IrOn-OIad Gunboats to bio BuIIl

WAsHINoroN, March l2.-The Naval
Committee Of the Senate, suddenly convinc-
ed Of the efficiency of vessels like the
Monitor, this morning agreed 10 report a
bill at once for the appropriation of fifteen
million dollars for iron-clad vessels. Az
ter the stirring events in Hampton Roads,
there is no doubt of the immediate passage
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14
Additional Concerning the late Bat
tie in Arkansas,

SPRINGFIELp, NO., March ia special
to the Missouri Republican saws a mes.
senger arrived at ten o'clock last night,
bringing additional news of the battle
which took place on Little Sugar Greek, s
miles this side of the stream of the same
where skirmish took place on the march
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Heimstreet's Inimitable Hair Re.
storatiVe.

Over twenty ysars of growing favor has estab-
lIShsd its reputation It is not dye, but restores
gray hair to its original color, and Is beautiful
hair dressing. Sold at the Medicine Depot, 2O2
Broadway, NY. nIh14-lm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14

B8rA BAD RoAD.-The road across the
Island is about as hard a road to travel as
there is in Ohio county. The bridge COM
pany has agreed to subscribe one thousand
dollars towards macadamiziug this road,
on condition that the city will subscribe
another thousand. The matter was up be-
tore the last Council, but was postponed
till the next meeting. The cityis not very.
well prepared at this time to appropriate
money for any purpose, hut this is an i'm
pFovement that is bound to be made, aud
we think that no tax payer who sees the
condition of the street, will object to pay
ing his portion towards the Improvement.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14

The greatest confidence is reposed ia
Col. Candy, and if the volunteers will do
their duty, the Texans will be ignomin-
ionsly driven from this country.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14
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New Goods.

TNTR are daily adding to our Wholesale Room, on
wv second floor, large stocks OF Staple Dry Goods,
just purchased in New York and Philadelphia, such
As CAlicoS, Brown and Ble0ched Muslins =
Bed Ticking, Checks, Drillngs,
MuSlins, Delaines, FlRnnelS,
Jeans and PAntaloonery OF all kinds. t
Country Merchants will find our stock very full
aud desirable. COOPER SENSENEY,
febH No. 3S Main st.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14

Ear GEN, KEILRE AT HOME.-Brip. Gen.
Kelley arrived in the city last evening from
Cumberland, after a brief soiourn smonS
his old friends in the East.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14
INC Rebels "a Gordonsrnle.

rent report of the contrabands and desert
ers that the rebels are concentrating at
GordonsVille, which is an excellent and
strong position, at the junction of the Viz
ginia Central with the Orange aud Alex
andria Railroad, about sixty miles from
Manassas. Whether they mean to make
stand there and meet our troops is not
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14
THE RETREAT FROM MANASSAS.
A Council OF Wharf.-The Remain. ~,
Smith. =

a SONAcIA OF WARTIME Remains OF
Smith.
Especial Dispatch to the N Y. post)
WAHHINsToN, March l2.-The first Ger.
tain and credible report of the retreat
from Manassas was brought to General
Kearney by negro. He gave such mi
mute particulars as to induce General Kear-
ney to move forward from Fairfax.
he was at Fairfax Court House on Sun
day morning when the negro came in. and
iugton.
The New Jersey brigade followed up the
Information, and was the first to raise the
stars and stripes over the abandoned forth
lications, 1t was the advance OF the
Jersey Blues which struck panic in the
hearts of the rear guard of the rebels. and
sent them pell-mell toward Gordonsyille,
where they are now concentrating.
McClellan's idea was to inherent them
on the Rapahannock and get them be.
tween two branches of our army, but the
rebels were too quick for him, and made
their escape. He is considerably blamed
Tor his dilatory movement, but as he is now
IN the field he may redeem this error by
his subsequent gallantry. Everybody sin.
cerely wishes him every success, now that
he is in his right place.
1t Is singular fact that Council OF
the Division Generals was held here on
Sunday night, at which twelve of them are
said to have been present, and that they
decided, by a vote ofeight to four, that an
advanee.upo Manassas would not be prac-
ticable before April. The four who voted
for immediate actien were Mcdowell,
Heintzelman, Sumner and Keyes-all of
whom, fortunately, are commanders select.
ted for the corps ddrmee. The vote of the
Council was overruled by the President
and Secretary Stanton, who have had
enough of delay, aud Hmeau business,p as
the ring fighters say. -
The national Republican., 1862-10-25

lust TRY OUR NEW STOCK OF CLOTHING
d from the Peoples Clothing store, No. 46o Dew
sntb street, near y. They out wear anything you
oan buy, and they are sold 50 shssP PJn,ru,s a
No 480 Seventh street, near r.
would advise all to come and buy their Clothing
d SMITH D, No. $50 Seventh street.
II you are wise you will ooms to SMITHS, No
80 seventh street, near opp site City Post Once
Hats, and Csps
The PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE, No. 400
Seven street, 10 the best place 10 town to buy your
Csp. j. II. SMITH & Go. Clothisrs, 4oo Seventh
street.
Gall soon and see our new stock Of Fall and Win.
ter Ciothing which We Are se, at very low prices,
at the PEOPLES CLOTHIEG STORE, No 4S6
Seventh street, near r.
Great attractions at No. 4s0 Seventh street New
stock Of Clothing Just arrived. and selling at our
usual low prices. Ii. Smith CO, Clothiers,
No $50 Seventh street. and corner Twentieth street
and Penn avenue.
Great bargains In Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
Hats Cats Boots and Shoea, the corner Of TWEEN
| tisth street and Penn. avenue.
SMITH CO., Clothsrs, First ward, COR. Twen.
usth street and Penn avenue, i the ohtapest place
In town TO buy your Fall and Winter Clothing.
Call at the First Ward Clothing store and get
your Fall and Winter Clothing, Hat, Caps, Boots,
Anu Shoes. SMITH co, Clothiers,
Cor. Twentieth street and Penn. av.
FIRST WARD CLOTHING HOUSE, corner
Twentieth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
You can buy yeur Clothing, Hats, CAPS, Boots
and Shoes cheap, corner Of Twentieth street and
Peunsy lvAnia avenue.
.h-am
The national Republican., 1862-10-25
r~LAIns A~A.AsT ,u. UsrrkD sgAVss

FENLEG EjG9EE Liste Register Of toe v
Treasury } and CHAkLEs Il. SHERMAN. Goup
selors IT Law will devote their entire Attsuticr &c
the proseca;iop and rsttlement Of demands asAins
the oited Statee, growing out oi he preseLr Wal
Including the Accounts and Claims OF Statt., on
rActors, aud Dsoursipg Officers; application. ic,
the restoration Of property Illegally esp
tured and tor compensation Tor the p. .yat-
property for Goverumep. purposes, and for damage
for the injury Of suoh property 6y the army: ioi
military pay, pensions, .ad bounty Lands: and ici
distrib utfve ehares OF mouse payable 81 the Iies
sury and due sub contractors and others
Tney will also give le gal advice to clairlAat- oon
,sses and prepare written arguments when desired
With Men resident Agents who may VerG thec
,.Aame an equitable division OF connissoos ~iil Ds
male.
Undisputed Demands vii b. 5oiteetea sau
ronptly Temittsd Tor 4 ooDmrsien CT from 3 nSl!
tS two and half per cent -dp pending OIL tn.
hmoapt, and negotiations with the pevzruaear
con 3ueted on moderate terms
By prompt Attentiop, moderate c,sfgCs, 4olg c.
peritnce lLd y minute Eno wiedRe Of the u IsSs
tSs sulAtior, rule. and rreceGuRtst governing thi
sisss Of busmese ct the p-i E-tmeJU they hope u
render their services ueetr &c Claimants and eu,
are litcr-,
Reference nay De Ir.d< 10 nembGTs u IoGyyass
snd ohe-rs CT the Government, Ana especially, by
permission, to the hoa, ELlsHA WMT.LsssI thr
ComptyO,lsr OF the Treasury.
A6drrs5--" MesSrs. BIGGER sHERAAr,
Washington, i =.
Once, 80 sis , strsst, near Treasury .pa ~:
lsrds Boil nov s-am
The national Republican., 1862-10-25
VNRTkK KAahAnGEREHY.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
n AIL7 q AD.

On and after MONDAY, NOV. IS, 1851,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PBILADEL-
PHIA:
Tor Baltimore, 1t $40 .. IN. SIS . No., II IS Q m =,
lElpress,) and 1850 p. m. :
FOR Chester, 1t slS n, II .aS D. ~ B. u and TO- 50
For Wilmington, st $50 =. m, s.lSa u,., u ~ 4
M, SIS and 1880 p. m.
Nor New Castle, At SIS q. IN. and abpn
For Dover, At s.1h q. m aud 9.aS p. m.
tor Milford, atSlSs N.
For balisbuTy, ats ID -. m.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore 81 $50 . m. (Ex press } l. .OS D
N (Express,) $40 and 7 p. m. (Exprees)
Leave. Wilmington at $50 aud II % ! m ,Ils
s4h, and $50 m
Leave Salisbury at 2Shp m
Leave Milford II 4.b6 p m,
Leave Dover at .. N and 6,top ~.
Leave New Castle al II .. m and $40 p. n
Leave Chester at $50 . M, Is, 40, and o,st
Leave baltimore for Salisbury and iu,.rmsdist.
stations at so and y. "; for Dover aud ialsrns.
diste stations, at LOO p IN.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester al s.A6 .. m IA O5 and II 20 p m.
Leave Wilmington at 4ao .. m, p.2s .. N Il %
ERETSir TRAIN, with r.Sensor Car .t,.ohed
will run IS follows:
Leave Philadeiphia, for Porryville aud luiurue
dists place., 1T 51o p. u
Leave Wilmington, for Perryvllls and ia,ermedi
Leave baltimore, for uavrs do Grace and inter
mediate stations, atS I'm.
ON SUNDAYS ONLY:
AZ $50 T. m and 1850 p. m from Philsdslphis 10
4 from Baltimore to rhlladelphis.
more will run daily. k'rday' eyc7.,a
laA ST Presldsnt
The national Republican., 1862-10-25
Wt'r. HosT"w..I' AND SOUTHWEST.
TO CIVILIANS, OFFICERS, BANDS-MEN,
SOLDIERS, AND OF HERS.

are running through Passenger trains from Wash
ington 10 the Ohio liver, without change Of carr
daily ut ~ h. n. and p, u. and oters greater in
duoements TO the travelling pubiis that any Other
route, viz:
CHEAPER FARE,
LESS CHANGES OF CARS,
CLOSER CONNECTIONS,
AND QUICKER TINE
Thi, 10 the only route that checks baggage IRON
Washington oity to the West. Tickets good until
used; and passengers have the privilege Of laying
over at any point on the routs
Psssengers procuring tickets by this route, save
the delay and expense ot Omnibus transer.
REMEMBEk TIE ONLY OFFICE " procure
tickets, IL at the depot OF the b. o. Il. r. Baggage
received at any hour during the day. and no charge
for handling baggage. aug Soft
The national Republican., 1862-10-25

q A II D..
"A OAK Hale CLOTHING Roon.
LIT. Bruce, formerly at the Odson Hall, has now
opened new store ut No. 80 Seventh street, Just
below Smiths, whore b. has 1ne selection Of Men
and Boys clothing Ut very low prices he 10 derous
Of having all his old customers call him, q they
oan buy goods at lower prioes than any other store
in the city. j. BRUCE CO Clothiers,
No, 464 Seventh street, near +.
Call and ~ Mr. Bruce, at No. ~ Seventh street,
peafT.
Mr. Bruce has Fine Stock Of Clothing for Men
and Boys wear at No. 46i Seventh STREET, opposite
City Post Once
Mr. BRUCE Is the man TO please the Boys In Cloth
Ing, At No. <o4 Seventh street.
Everybody knows that Mr. Bruce can sell Boys
Clothing cheaper than suy one else. Ne. 48a Sew
en,h Street, opposite City Post Once
For Men and B"yS Clothing call on M Bruce, al
Oak Hail, No. 4 I Seventh street, between aud
Mr Bruce Ia the man to please you |, Boys Cloth.
ing, at Oak Hall, No +6i Seventh street, opposite
CITY Post Office. 10 25-3m
The national Republican., 1862-10-25
FO- 'o''Ss, 11.I "a s.,.H: ,s..H:.o.. A.,

~ ths splsndH snd slpssses stsssr . u-A
STATE, BAY STATE, and 8TATH UTXziNE,
70 The lavigahoa Of Long Island 6sSnd. rSsSIsC q
eonnecttoo with the Fall River - Ol1 Coicay
failroad, distance Of . mllss oaly 10 Bostca.
TSs ssssssf M FIRE FIRE sfi STATE .csps iss sMSsu..
Mondays, Wednesday,, and Friday, st o'eioek, T.
The stea1er MEfROPOLIS, Cart. Brown, o,
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and saturday., at o'olook,
p. n, touching at Newport each way.
Thee steamer are ntasd with sonmodius stats.
rooms, and every Arrangement for the security and
comfort Of passenger who are afforded By this route
nights rest % board, and. on arrival at Fall riysr
proceed per steamboat train, reaching Boston early
which they may reach boston about sls A. N.
A baggage master 9 attached 70 each gtsaner, who
he ssHs 70 10 dsssinstios.
A FeAmsf runs, h esnneeeion Win this Line, b.
ixeedFan river nd FrSvsAsnss, daily, except 1ss,
Freight 70 Besssu b Forwarded through WITH srss,
river sysry nc1ias ssadsys s.septsd. % II
destination ut about II A. II. - |IT~ T IN
oGioe, on fisr No. 8 Moth fivsr. For ststs.rcoa,
and bsrths, apply o. beard, or If dssred 70 secure
= WIN: BORDEN, Agent
sssH H-u 70 and u Wessstreet N. u
The national Republican., 1862-10-25
RAILROADS., EU.
PA Err TR.A lFS
81 From WashinSton.

,ss Q. and ,:. sn:r SUNDAY, s Ny nm, ,,ss, ne
md the West, will be run - follows:
Daily Trains between wsshingto Bait.
Daily Trains between wsshi.sss. and the west
On sSnd.y', Two Trsins to Baltimore, and One
Passengers for the West making eloss connections
mere snd Ohio Railroad foe Sii point west :, lower
Nc & ssGspSLFTzx f Il faz HAit xn6 H. NEW
% rSs x.sssss.s sss Il 600
Fox x IA Al ssG PSSrRrs 3 WEST and Station, .,on,
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, leave wsshin eton
at 10 q N and 5 p m, and On Sundays st p. n.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
n; Baltimore sWp,n Arrive Il WssSiasion SO
:. s.s s:.s. .:s II, ss 1,: n y ~.S..'s.
Leave New Iort .. Il p. =; ; rhnadslphis 800 q.
nj Baltnors 7.4o q. n. ASrivs st Washiagtos
Local Aecommodatios Trains leave Baltimore q,
lca N, and SO ?; N. for wsshinstoa arrive 'herr
- iSSs ~ 81 ma ~ =. only fro. s.,s
Baltimore Or washington.
r.~snssr leaving wsshinsto. at 1.o = n
and s,oOp. n, make oonnsseioas at washinEtou
ssass sa ss: W. S:S' ss S.I snS 6nS
for all poins d ,ig the line Of Baltimors and OHIO
Road, In Maryland and vlrgiaia.
Trains Leave Annapolis fu1 Baltimore and wash.
tngon daily, except Sundays. st NSs .. N. and SEQ
p. n.
Passenger Trains leaving Washiaetoa st e.eo O. =.
=: y. and 1so p. n, ~ ess q Annagsas snd
Way Passenger must take the AsaDws.da,io~ 7,sirs
olv.
". p. SMLTA,
my2s Hastsr Of transportation, Bah
The national Republican., 1862-10-25
X *
A rRtEsD IL HsED. WY IA.

A 'hIE'D liz '.sD' s"x IA
DE. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENr!
The srest external remedy Of the age, prepared
out, the celebrated bone setter WHOSE fame Ia un
nvaled by that of any living man. 1t Is . oertair
aIo Immediate cure for Rhslmatism, Cont, Neural
ga, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Wounds, Sores Burns
sesLds Piles, Laabago, Head Lohe, Toothaohs, ant
all Rheumatic Gua Nervous Disorders, External Il.
iuriea, sc.
Ali sa-ereTs should site uE rial
RICHARDSON Il CO psoprietors,
Fer ssIo py CHARLES sroTT, General Assz,
for Wasaiag!or, and b. all dealer;
feb 24-dSpIy
The national Republican., 1862-10-25
TO Ambrotypists
AND
Photographers

In addition to our large business We have sddea
large and choice stock Of Ambrotyps and photo
graph materials, such a.
UNION CABES,
Every sise In the Trade.
DOUBLE GILT BANNER CAsEs.
every size made
UNION GILT FRAMEs,
every size made.
AsCT and OVAL MATS and PRESERVEhS
every size In the Trade.
EXCELsIoK IKoN PLATES,
every size In the trade.
AELAINoTYPE AND VERNEY PLATES,
every size made.
FRENCH Crown GLAsB,
every size In the Trade.
We guarantee to sell this stock at OF near the man
ufsoturers' prices.
Our printed PRlCE.LIST sent free 10 any ID
dress.
Orders from Artists IN the respective Camps
promptly attended to by return mail
Store open from Q. IN. to oao p n.
r. J. BkLI4EW CO.,
ls-sla-Slo seventh stssst,
uava WaasaGseas ., q
The national Republican., 1862-10-25
T,o ALL WHOM II MAY CONUERS.

REGIsTEK's OrPIcE, October 90, 1857.
NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN that Licenses
given 10 Taverns Retailers Of Spirituous and Fer
mentsd Liquors, Wines, and COrdl4ls, TO Groceries
Dry Goods, Hardware, Medicines, Peifumsry
Watches and Jswelry, Lumber, Wood aBd Coal,
Commission Merchants also, to Keepers Of Hack
pin Alleys, and Confectionery, and for Hawking
and Peddlins, and Dealers 10 Old Iron. Brass, Cop.
per, 40, will expire on Monday, the Sd day Of No.
vember next, aud that said licenses must be re.
newed at this office within ten days after that time
SAMUEL Il DOUGLASS,
oct 72-dtnov3 Register.
The national Republican., 1862-10-25
D ROPOsALs EOR RATION. ron 1883.
QuARrERNAsrEH'sO OFrIcu, U. s. NJ c.,

ouARrrRn Asr..'s Orrror, U. s. M c.,
pWTs1sshlssssSp1 October o. H. isS
Office until O'Clock, ?; IN. of ,hs ls.h day Of No,
ri.ss, at the following stations. during the year
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Charleeiown, Massachusetts,;
Philsdslphia, Pennsy yivsnis;
Washington, District Of Columbia
0osport, near Norfolk, Va.
Each ration to con ist Of three quarters of pound
Of mess pork, or bacon; or oce and fourth pounds
Of iresh or salt beef; twenty two Of bread,
twenty Of extra ~ ssnans ca or cns
men'; and ut the rate of eight quarts OF bss white
half pounds Of tea fiteen pounds Of good New Or.
s.Sn i
sntine caudles, or one-a and half pounds OF goed
tard dipped taliow candles; four pound, OF soou'
drsi pounds OF py,atoes, TO each hunlr.d ratioia.
The increased allowance "f four ounces ol -four
or bread, and the allow, nee Of potatoes as above
ent insurIeotil and the ration be as provided BY
law aud regulations, on the let of July, 1861.
commanding ofhcer Of each station, either in bulk
BY the Jingle ration and shall consist OF the best
md mo tohOOs pieces Of the carcass the pork to ,:
~ AZ Hsss saSSeot St Z Z i".psotion. IL pas na"sa
All Dius must pe hCcoInplnieu W the IouoWihB
guarantee:
Pbr1n of Guarantee.
Tho undersigred, -, OF -, In the State Of
-, aud -, Of - IN the State OF -, he reby
guarantee that In Gaze the foregoing bid Of -, ior
ratons as above described, be accepted, he they
will, Within ten days afitr the receipt Of the con.
tract at the post Giic am, execute the contract
for the came With good and sutHcient SUI eties and,
In the said - shall fall 10 enter iuto contract
ns aforesaid, we guarantee to make good the difiar
enos between the cfsr Of the suid - aud that
which may Do acceptd,
A. B Guarantor.
Wi,nss c. D., Guarantor.
EFF.
1862
hereby certify that the above named - are
known to me as men of property, and able to make
good their guarantee
IN BE- ngasd by The United Nass DSrid JUDGE Unitd
.Satss Diitric ARorney, or toLlector.)
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied
by the above guarantee
Newspapers authorized 10 publish the above will
send the paper oonIainug the rst insertion TO this
office for examiuati1n.)
Proposals. to be endorsed Proposals for Ratlons
for 1865" and addressed to the undersigned:
W. b SLACK,
90 lb--law4w Major and Quartermaster
The national Republican., 1862-10-25

OAK HALL CL0THiN ROOM,
" No i6i Seuerlh street, bilOW r.
The subscriber takes great pleasure In aunonncir
10 his Old Friends and that he has opened
a new store at No ~. Ith street, near + where
he has line selected stoc OF Clothing Tor Men and
Boys wear which they have Just received from the
North, and Offers Them Tor sale NJ the lowest North
.Iu prices J. BRUCE 4 co,
Cl0thiers 10. 49t Seventh street
Everybody's attention u called to our new stock
OF Clothing for Men and Boys use, which we have
Just Solved aud offer for sale ut very low prices, ~
No. Al Seventh sueet, near
Pfopristos Of Oak ball Clothing Room.
70 2k-Sm
The national Republican., 1862-10-25
The 8k p. NJ, Line runs daily, Sundays exospts
The IL P. N. Southern Mail runs daily.
WAY LINES.

For Bristol, Trenton, no., at 7.lo and sx A. N.
and D, 8 80 and IL p. M, from Kenaington and X
r. NJ, from Walnut street wharf
For Bristol and intermediate Stations at llk A.
N IRON Kensin gton.
For Palmyra, Riyerton, Delsnoo, Beverly, Bur.
lpgton, Florence Bordentovn, 40, at l9x, i, I, q
andSkP.H
Steamboat Trenton, for Bordeptown and interme.
diate Stations at AZ r. NJ, from Walnut street
wharf.
~ For New York. and Way Lines leaving Ken.
hngton Depot, take the Can on Firth street, above
Walnut, halt an hsur before departure The Car
run into The he Depot and on arrival Of each Train,
fifty pounds Of Basgaso only, SLOWED each pas.
thisg ss Baggage but their wearing apparel All
Basgage over my pounds, to be paid for extra
to One Dollar per pound, and will not Be liable for
any amount beyond 100 Dollars, except BY spsoial
contract. WIN. H. dATzMfR, Agent
Al e
The national Republican., 1862-10-25
m IL: Z ANE'S
AnJi-Ans. iRtlu band


AnGl-AH6. iRtlU Band
PERMANENTLY UG2Ss
sHlUkkILtS Va III ooTtoai forrss
Ot'T G$5 HEURAL0kA
J1SSYEEs5 I'D NEE pOJH 4 AfFxC1IUTs,
LkPDAiI2Ss er Ax HLyy.
srs -'s ASa EJeci; Y soa1y
Itse conveniently arranged BApu OF saLT GO
tAninT Ht i'e6ted compound, TO be worn aIruDJ
the body, about the vast, sso. .LLr ATJEGTIHG u
pAlTs, wheTeper Dy dissa1 may t., and can be worD
uilhosS INJURY TO the uns deficni: person.
BY this treatment, the msdioinA properties con
tAiped In the BAND, tL!lS OF ki9tly ay0,aatc and
potats natsrs, And odp.l. Of being readily osors.d
hyo9h u. tora =; p kin into dtrec eonoc. with
the BLOOD and e-i,r6l satiOn, without hrst paas
Ing through the process OF digestion, which would
Tend not only 70 detrsct from their curative powers
but TO imp Gi. the ternS organa aud derap We the
digestion Aro-thus avoiding the tnjar,o,u efS~, "a
often the result NJ tH3-sdi Te,ssdt> and tT-oing
p-oet cure, by itIrC'c ant alIi,s,H2 III circdaius. Of
ie r..a, rlssas, sh rEorsn9 @ para sEssa to h1anh,
MseOUKIAL AG.Hr," snd will rrlu.!g Jp-r- thu gy)
TEN from its p-,sscso,s essefI.
Moderate ghses are cured ia irv days aud w. .ts
constantly reoeiy INF url9s9 testimJuials-to which
we invite inspection 81 Cur onoe-oi thPr ethosoy tr
aggravated oaset of lorly fsna,ay.
Price Two Dollars. Seat by faah upon receipt o.
e. or by eKprcu everywhere, with al ses.srr IN
srtct.esi from the principal oihce OF
g. BMITHS co Proprie,ors
aSl Broadway, New Tprk
N. B.-D.icrplne g,scsIiars I.'E. fr.i.
Ap- This Band vii! rot Interfere with thu soidier''
6atiss. nov iS-ly
The national Republican., 1862-10-25

II AXE CIAHCE.-ATTENTIO YOUNG
hMEN wanting TO come West Affection Govern
ment Eplp!oyetsl WANTED TO EkCHANGE-
pers aueDt ,ituation US clerk In large establsh
ment doing bufness for GoveInmet |, whose emp oy-
,es are legally exempted from draft during the war
IL St Louis, Missouri Fair salary and Opportunity
to learn the businsSs III which large foriuaes al
made
THIS situation will be given to suitable person In
exchange for situation In bu iness nc use
Washington or employment uadsr Government.
Address, al Ovscs. "P. D. Box ,357,
90 2Q-lws b. Louis, No.
The national Republican., 1862-10-25

A TTENTIOH BOLDIGks AND SUIT
"A LERS Having Just completed our assortment
Of Camp Furniture, we would now respectfully In.
vite the attention Of Soldiers and sutisrs Our a.
sortmen, comprises In part the following Camp
goods, viz;
Camp Chests Tor mess Of from four 10 six, CAmp
Tables, Camp Stools, Camp Co.'s, Camp Mattresses
with all other articles Of Camp furniture calculated
to make q colder comfortable All Of which will be
sold at the very loUest cash prices at
GREEN WILLIAMS,
slN No. b96 Seventh street, corner d