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USPAyE DU TROISIENIE DISTRICT.-N
Il conduit depot apaves dn roisieme District
des Bons Eniants entire Coue ct Louisa CONNIE epave-
I'm cbeva bsi Is de hauteur, les dsux peds de der
banc aches CRISES dos sans ,amps marques
vls,bles.
81 dit animal nest mas reclams dams cnq les
pages. vendu Penchere pnbliq.ei au dit depot le
tMaBDI is de mars 1852 a 10 henres A. N.
j. MILTON REIF, Comnssaire DIES Rues.
Nouvele- Orleans. Is de mars 1857 ml4 bt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MAYORAETY OF NEW ORI.EAlss,I
CRY HALL, March s, 1851.
mo. 5952.1
BUDGET Of probable Receipts and Expenditures Of IL city Of
New Orleans tor the year 1852
ReSoies' That compliance with Section No. l2i OF tho City
CHARTER following estimate OF liabilities and
of the OF New Orleans 1867 ,hs
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Insurance Companies,
toME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Northeast corner hatcher and Camp .treeu
I'D fne l,ren5en
J. Il. Wheeler. ..sscroary
tEECHAkTs' MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY, No
c 4 rfmGGft.n fts.dsnt
los cslr strsei. '''''i ~ Nc
!; r$ r. iasi sE sss
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY, ecrn,
CerHR and Commercial .r3ore Place.
fsoTss otas- yleePro-lteH.
.oUls1AsA s~5TuAI INSURANCE COMPANY, s@9hspa
coIGes Camp and Nstche, s'ree1s.
4 ta1r,sra; yiSeFrGslsn,
'uN MUTUAL INSURANCE CoMrANT conner Camp arl
C1nm:pu streets
y Jss i, sf bca:ss F,sfr, ,,
rizTH& %TTGAI isSuRANG;E G6MF3SY Sss H. 9.
rogdelet i,lrg ret
NsfinATGS c0XPANI Of do Yaiiay * Within
.1vEFFoob 4sD I0SH.DoN FIRE XII, f f ig'cUs
ia4ssr' tSas boa I No. ....oy sst.
H. \. OsG".. .iErEi.
1S S6ls 1S ;sss COMPANY Corner Of Canal Az" -
1 4, bG5GGa F5sst4ss,
tOPE INSURANCE coMP ANY, corner Of Exchange Psa,
Herr fayclauG President,
Ins g,:t r1.'''"'
TAR MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Office 3 ca.
FIN 10 President.
.oyIs1AHA STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
"a mayncheau. President.
A. .6ocget4Ey
AaiiroadS.
S3W ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NOR7IGERt
Hetlro+d, Office No. IFS Camp street, opposite Lofaysi1
H. R Esn,! President
sew oRLEHNS, 0PEE0UFX is HSn ttEST WRsr
Opposite Jackson Square.
We 'Sif@S,
Nhas' p'ron'' Secretary.
Cotton Presses.
- Co'uer of Tchouptoulas and Eobip streets.
Corner of TchouPi,o ylas sud Henderson sts2et.,
FREEET's,
St. Mary'b street, between Perdido md Poy.ras
Corner of 81. Thomas and Basin strco,s,
Corner of Tchouptoulas and Rlcher4streots
Corner of Tc.oufi,oulas and Eich,rdstrvet.
dERcHAN1M,
ORLEANS,
,LANTERs',
'zTMANsBTE,
- Corner IIeree and Cloues ',rees. Third nsstrtns
Corner Hcndarson AID New I.erce ,,reets
Union,
Corner New Love- And RoniRnac streets.
woods,
Corner Canal and Robertson streets.
TEXAS.
, Corner OF ichouplteulas and OrsnS,stroet..
jR ESCEET PRESS,
New Lovte street.
TYLER PRESS,
Front Leypo
,IEVEE STEAM CbTTDa PtFj9
L.cyeesi-trt, brtEHLr 81 Ferdinand and M0rGgt
strcsH Third District.
PICAYUEE,
I,eyeo street, opposite Post 1873 Third District
INDEPENDENT,
New l4eyce ard Rot:gnac
COTTON PRESS,
fEW Iovec street. between Montegu and Clonc ssraci
lhir! District.
PELICAN PRESS,
Corner Of ST. Mary's and Tchoupitoulas s'roerS
Fouth District
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mo. 5959l
Resolce That leave absence ninety days be ard il
hereby granted to Mr. Agu nd keeper of Jackson square
provided furnishes TO kceo snid square in
good order, and nj his expense, during his shsence
(Signedl J. MAG1ON1,
President Board CT Assistant Aldermen.
LSignedl S. +. DELIABARRE,
President pro ten Board Of Aldermen
Approved March II, 1862.
tSignedl JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
A true copy:
nils st W. S. PE1TNGILr- Secretary.
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MAYOR Atty OF NEW OkLEANS,2
City Hall, March H. 1872,
Common Council of the City OF New Orleans.)
mo. $500.
ReSor That the Comptroller warrant tho Treasurer in
favor of Crescent Artillery Capt Wade for the Of
$50 enable the aid company perfect its organization fer
active service.
fSigned] s. P. nELABARRE,
President pro TEN. Board OF Aldermen.
[Sigpedl j. MAGlDN1,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved March Is, 1862. ~
MIL St ISienrd JOHN r. MONROE. Mayor
mo. $751;
Resor That tho Gas Company he and they are hereby
gueed place lamp post Washing on street between
Constance An,uncation GETS Fouth District all
iSiGuedl s. P. DELABARRE,
President pro ter'. ttcard OF Aldermen
fSlgnell j. MAGTONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved Maren Is, 1862. -
tSignedl JOHN T. MoNhoh, Mayor
trna copy:
STREET COM'NEFs--OFFICiAA.
1TniRD DIST CT ssOUND.SWas brought
TO the ThiId District Pound, on doodch'iden street, be-
ween Gouet and Louisa Streets as hstray-
One bay hone IS hands high white on both hind feet
spots back from the OF the saddle no brand
marks visible.
Which claimed within five days and the there
On paid will be sold at publ'S auction at said fonnd on
j. MILTON REI.F Street Commissioner.
'''S'''''s - ''"''" 49, '''1' f. DEvEEPoRT,
Clerk of Comptroller.
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To BAAtrS.
MaYORAI.rY OF NEW ORLEANS }
CRY HALL, March II 1867 (
HS@ To Ralters -- The price OF Snpertine
Flour being this day fifteen dollars BARREL bakers
CURED to give during the ensuing week commencing on
MONDAY 7h inst, follows viz Second quality, or No. 2:
Thirty SIX ounces Of bread for - cents;
Eghteea ounces of bread for 10 cents;
Nine ounces of bread for cents.
The loayes of the third quality. No & must weigh
eighth more-ha isto say:
The % cent loaves, forty
The 10 cent loaves, twenty ounces;
The cent loaves. ounces.
N. b. Bread the First Quality, Fancy Bread, must be
made Of Extra -four and the leaves shall exceed weight
pound and shall bs made baked and stamped required
az If ~ JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
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ISignedl J. MAGlON1
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
fSigned] S. r. DEIiABARRE
Presdentpr TEN. Board of Aldermen.
Approved March 3, 1862
5ignedl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
A true copy:
Mil st THEo MARKS. Secretary.
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rESuDD, SAMUEL M, WHoL. EsAIE AND RET An
Dealer in White Lead and Zinc, Paints Oils Window Glass
Geld Leaf BonRes Aristx Fine Coors Tools, 80 Mag
number sH2
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C>oR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AMI
L FALL RIVER.

by the splendid and superior steam. . ~rAs>
ers METROPOLIS, EMPIkE ,SxSSHHHs
STATE, BAY STATE, and STATE OF MAfNE,
Of great strength and speed hut particularly adaprd
to the navigation Of Long Island Sound. ruuning in
connection with the Fal, River and Old Colony
railroad, distance Of IS mile. oniy to lsoaicn.
Leave Pier No =, NCTth river, near tho battery.
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Brayt"p,
Mondays. Wednesdays, aud Fri 'syj, ut O'Clock, T.
NJ, touching nj Newport each way
Tie steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Browp, on
Tueadays, Thurrdays, and Saturdays, at 1 O'Clock,
r. NJ, touching at Newport each way
These steamers are fitted with ccinIncd;us state.
rcons and every arrangement for the aesnrity ant
comfort of who are afforded by thia route
proceed yer sieamboat train, reaching istau carly
the following morning, or may remain on hUard ur
TIL starting Of the accommodation at A. 81, by
which they may rearh Boston about .!S a. NJ.
bagrase master !. attached to eac, rtcRrner, who
receives and tickets the baggage oNd accnD!'anius
tho same to its destination.
steamer runs, In connection with thiJ line, be.
tween Fall river aud Providence, daily Except Sun
days.
Freight to Boston Is forwarded tl,rnugs VITA grea,
dispatch BY an Exprets Train, which leaves sail
river every morning, Sundays excsfted at ~
O'Clock, for Roston and Now Bedford arriving ct Il.
destination At Rbout II A. NJ.
For freight or pAsssge, apply on board, or atth
oloe, on Pier No. 8, North river, For state. .ro0n
and bsrths, apply on board, or If desired to seeurt
VIM BORDEN, Agent,
auR LIT 70 aod n West street N. Y.
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AisRANGEmESr.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, aud Baltimore
>HAILRoA AID.


GA aud after MONDAY, NOV. Is, 1851.
PABBENGER TRAINS LEAVE rnlLhDEL-
For Baltimore, at $40 o. M $40 a. m, ii ID n m
(EHPress,) y and l0b p. IN.
For Chester, at SIS a. IN, ila6 m., sa ahh 10 bc
FOR Wilmington, at $50 D. IN, SIS a. M, ,uas a
M, SIS and 1850 p IN.
For New Castle, al Is A. m and 3.4,p.m
For Dover, At S.l5 a. m. and . IS Il, M
For Milford, at $40 n. m.
FOR salisbury, atslSs IN.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at $40 n. m. (ExprcS) los y
m (Express $50 and ?. m. (Exprers)
Leave Wilmington at $50 and ii.3a u, nj, Az,
s1b, and $50 p m.
Leave Salisbury at 2 Ssp. 10.
Leave Milford At 4.55 p. IN.
Leave Dover at a. m. and 8.lop IN,
Leave New Castle at II \. m. aud $40 p. m
Leave Chester at $50 q. NJ, II IS, 40, md NO
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and intermediate
citations At 10 and ?. m; for Dover and iaierms
dists stations, at LOS p. IN.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at S46 m u % and II. 20 n. m
Leave " Wilmington at 4So q. m oa5 o, IN 23h
a Ia II TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached
Leave PhiladeiphIa, for PerryvIlIo aud intsrme.
diAte places at $40 p. m.
Leave Wilmington, for Perryville and intsrmedi
Leave Baltimorr, for Hsvrs de Grace and inter.
mediate stations, at . g m.
ON SUNDAYS ONLY:
Ata8O a. IN and 10 20 p. m from Philadelphia %
Baltimore
AT Z fronl Baltmo,e 70 Philadelphia.
The 3 "h = N. Train from Philadelphia 10 BaltH
s. II. FELTON,,
Jan 2--ti President.
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Il 1E E
Book For The Soldiers!
q H r. Z . II H -
OF OUR
UbIOT ARMY IND .F.aTY,
THEIR LIVES,
THEIR PORTRAITS.

This volume contains the PORTRAITS tHne.
line engraviogs) and BIOGRAPHIES Of each OF
the following prominent Officers:
Gems. Anderson, Banks, Butler, Burnside, Bienk
er, Barry, John Cochrne, Couch, Dix, Duryes,
Erantiiu, Fremont, Hsiutzelmsa, Lane, Lyon
Nan a Id Mcclellan, Mcdowell, Richardson, K"sc.
ans, Sickles, Slgel, Scott Slocum and Wool. COLI
CUrcoran, CYwiin Qst Mas J and Ellsworth. Com.
Dupont, and Capt. wilkes
The publLhers tried to produce a bo, k essentially
for the soldiers, complete, compact, el giant and
ch.ap-to be carried with them 10 their kuapsacks
or pockets-wthout taking up more room th,n q
small Pocket Bible.
The price for each volume
bound In cloth. h........................bO 90 cts.
bound in elegant cloth, with beveled
edges ana gill;. ,..'........... rs cts.
As the demand for this work will no doubt, be
large and the production Of it comparatively slow,
Oh account Of the great number of engrayings It
contains, orders should be ient at au early da, by
all those who wish to be served speedily cs we shall
execute each order In its turn.
l.. PRANG h CO.,
No. 5aO, Seventh at, four doors above ID,
up aairs, Wa uhingto on, u. G.
BAH orders, accompanied by the money, I'D
dressed 10 our Washington House, will be promptly
attended to, and forwarded 10 any camp, or city, BY
nail. free Of charge. uin
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
AMBRoTIPE AND DAGUERREAN ARTISTS,
both 10 the city and surrounding country, 30.
In addition TO our large busins a. wo have added
. large and choice stock Of ambrotype and daQucr,
rcan materials, such as
UNION CASES,
Every size In the Trade.
DOUBLE GILT BANNER CASES,
every sise made.
UNION GILT FRAMES,
every size made.
FANCY and OVAL MATS aud PREyERVERS
every sizs In the Trade.
EXCELSIOR IRON PLATES,
every size made.
MELAINoTYPE AND VENUS PLATES,
every size made.
CUT CROWN GLASS,
every s'zo In the Trade.
We guarantee to sell this stock at or near the man
ufacturers prices.
Our printed PRICE.LIsT sent free to any I'D
dress
Orders from the Camps promptly attended to.
Store open from 7.3O ., m, to $50 p. m.
Remember the Observation-Disclosures
r. J. BELLEw h CO.,
Msnufsotsrers' Agents,
pIS Washington, D. e.
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u tHe Lulnper 70 ee ucNefed within 20 dajs
-iy ming the contract.
The Lumber TO be inspected ~ an inspector ap.
poi lted on the part of the Government.
Payment to be made upon the satisfactory compile.
ton VI tie contract
Proposals mus: be plainly mirked, "Procos,ls for
Lumber"
The ability Of the bidder to ill he contract should
It be awarded to hun, must be guaranteed BY two
resl ontible persons, whose signatures mu It be ap.
pended to the guarantee.
The responsibility OF the gusrantors must be shown
BY the official .rtiic te OF the eYk OF the
district court Of the UptCd States district attorney
Bidders must be pres mt 10 person when the bids
are tp?ned, or theif proposals will not be consid.
ared.
l'onds, in the sum Of five thousand dollars, signed
BY the contractor and both Of hi, guaran ntors III
De Iequ red OF the ucccsiul tidder upou ming the
cortfact.
The right to .ej'ct any or all ! ids that may be
deemed too gh Is reserved by ths Depot Quarter.
Informal proposas will be rsj ,cted
Form gf GudrgHt,
We -, o! the county f. and State of -
and -, Of the county Of -, and : ale of - do
hereby guarantee that - is abe to fulfil oop true
In accordance with the terms of his pru position and
that, should his proposition be ecce ytei he vii at
oLce en'er into contract in accordance Herewith
hhould tn coatr ct be awarded him We are pre-
par. to become his securities.
(To this guarantee must be appended the cert'ti.
cate above mentioned ID. H. RUCKER,
mar 81 CO'onel and Iuartermasttr.
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pATENT OFFICE BUSINESS.
Soldiers Pensions & Bounties,
SO.UES S .ILEX.1.Y'DER.

The uuders'gn have entered into q CO IA timer
ship, ~ ATiUHNlES and sOLICITURS for the
procuring Of PATENTS, and all other kinds Of
business, at the Patent Once
Especial attention Will be given TO rejected appll.
and to taking and preparing evidence and argu
ments In interference cases
The undersigned will also attend to obtaining
PENSIONS and BOUNTIES 10. Soldiers serving
during the present. and previous wars, and u the
prosecution generally OF all similar Glasses OF bus
ness with the GovernmcEt
Once corner Of Seventh and r streets onpo-ite
uie falent once DANIEL u, SOMtS,
Z. NJ. ALEXANDER
WAsnIsGros, March 10, lsGl mar l2- -dSwtf
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.

Pasenger Trains leave via Pavoula ferry ERy
and Long Dock, from foot Of Chambers streei, ~
New York, as follows, viz:
Att A. NJ, EXPRESS, for Dunkirt end Bsfalc,
and prinoipal intermediate Stations.
AtS A. H., NAIL, for Dunkirk and interme5is's
Stsiions Tlis TrsiS remains over night ElIalrs,
and proceeds the next morning.
AIS A: M, MILK, daily, for 0iisville, and iuter
mediate Stations.
Alta. NJ RECONSIDERATION, daily, for For,
Jsrvis, and principal Stations.
A. r. g., WAY, for MiddletOpn, NrwturEh
and tsrmcdiate Stations.
Atb r. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, for Dun
kEk, Buffalo, Cansndaigua, and Crisoipsl Station
The Train Of Saturday stops at all ball Train Stv
usis, and runs only TO ElmrA
At +. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS, for Iornes.
VILE, and principal stations.
CIiAB. MlNOT GcnI Hupt,
NATHANIEL MARAu, Rscsiyer aug ~
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N o ="
adams Express COMPANY"

This Company offers to the public Unequsliei
Advantage" " for the " safe and Quick DpIa,oh" OF
Heavy Freights, Packages, Valuahleo, SuEtY &c. ,
ho,, to all parts Of the United State.
Expreases TO aud from the North ind " sst derart
from and arrive In Washington twice drily. AN
Expresses src In charge Of .sp,,isri ani Tsltas'.
hesssngers,
All PACKAGES for The Soldiers" carried .. " One
Half" our usual rstea
All goods for the so-oaed " Coni-ieratss states,"
and all articles "Contrsband u War; will be RI
BusIp.
Our Expresses leave New York at |, g and Q +. nj,
arriving IN Washington at a NJ, and 30 T.. NJ,
Expresses leave Philadelphia at 10 A. NJ, and 10
NJ, arriving In Washington $50 r. NJ, and a, M.
Expressss leave Baltimore at 40 A. NJ, and 3 IS
= n, arriving In Washington at 8 A. NJ. aud SD
r. n,
ExpresSss for All po.nta North sod West Issv,
Washington daily ai 7,5l a NJ and 30 r. II.
Bpeoinl Contvactp Tor ia-,e gpsnri'iee of Freight
san be made on kpnlioatcH ~ ihIs a'i oe.
All goods called for and delivered irss CT extri
charge. E W. PARSONS,
sapeftnteadsnt Adams Express Co.
i Washington, ,AagaF ", '6l. sug3S-tf
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AGENTS WANTED,

Id ALL THE CAMPS AND CITIES IN rms U. 8
SEND FOn CIRCULAR AND Terms.
WE WILL MAKE IT AN OBJECT
TO ENTERPRIsING MEN.
CIIAPLAINs, rOsTMAsTRRs, and all such,
who can spsre little time, and feel inclined to buy
aud 'eii, should supply the men In the camps with
our beautiful and lille like car. .pictures.
, DEAL WITH US DIRECTLY and you will 70.
ceive arst clasa work and get the Lowest Prices.
PICTUREs or COLONIES AND OTHERS,
rot on our Let, made to order at reasonable price,
wing TO you the exc usivc sa!e-AND THE
PROFITS
CAMP tCENEs, with portraits Of the STAFF and
Field Officers made to order, as all other Litho.
grail hic Work done In the most artistic style
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NEW BOATS-NEw CARS.
fsSSh FOR BOSTON. m
HYw LONDON NORWICH, and WORCESTER.
DAILY,
tSundays Exccpted)
At o O'Clock, P. n,

PIER SO N. r., FOOT OF vEsTRY STREET,
The new and magnidccp. steamer CITY OF Bpa
TON, VIM Wilcox COMMANDER from New York.
Tuesday,, Thurstays, and Saturdays aud from
da .. #. -.
fhe new and ma yniarcnt steamer CITY OFHEw
YORK, Ihomrs q. Jcwett, commander, from New
1mk-hondrYp, Wednesday and Fridays; for,
days.
These two ars' 'resmers have been built expressly
for ihis ronc iith all modern improvements, IN
SludinE Water Tight Compartment and aIa ihr
onl. stea~~S ever oailt for Long Island Sound
with this great life preserving improvement.
Conductors accompany the steamers each way.
=, Passengers Iiesect from Allyn's Point ipiuc.
distely on arrival Of steaid,rs by EsJi.sr Train to
Boston, Worcester, Lo-ell, I.awrrrfe. L,iclIoyrg
Nashua, Concord, the White Mountains, Sc.. DO
Passengers returning from Boston leave the D.pc,
Of the Boston sd Worcester railrxd ats 80 p. N
Worcester r. NJ. ARRIVING at Allyus FONT V.3a
Freight taken at the Lowest Rates, and delivered
N Boston early the next day.
State RooDa IN abundance can be had on board
steamers, or at the Boston or New York Offices VI
advIooe. Il. s. MAKIIN, A gent,
aug 9S-om Pier 10, N. L..
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GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
" FOR THE WEST, Va
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD and NEW YOHk
CkHTRAL RAILROAD.


Or AND ATIER DEcsnsxE Q, 1861,
Express Trains leave New York city depots Of
Hudson River Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, %
iST Ss,s''r' nj street KEN s'A t''' station
n.s,Is.; s;isS, 1. Ina n.,,,o 'SH: a'
Train with sleeping 1910 p. m.
cars, loiS p. m.
On SUNDAYS, the following trains will be run to
and from 3oth street: The 1910 m. sleeping car
train for Albany and Troy, and the 30 q. m. from
Troy, and A4s p. m. train from Albany.
Connecting At Albany with the New York Cen.
;ral Railroad for Schenectady, Rochester, Utica,
Batavia, home, and stations on Rome and Water.
town Railroad, Bun.io, syrsouse, Niagara Falls.
s.y.
ria Lake Shore, Buffalo and Lake Huron and Great
Western Railroad, for Hamilton, Toronto, Detroit,
| Chicago Toledo, Milwaukie, Fond Du Lao, 10
Dubuque, Pebria Rock Island, Musoatine, IowACi,y,
Cairo, Terrc Asue IudisnsPolis Louisville, Cinoin.
nsti Dayton, Celuinbns, Cleveland, and oil points
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with Trains at Troy, with Troy and
Boston, and kens and Saratoga R6adr for Saritogs,
Point, Pls,tsburgh, osdensbursh, Montreal, 30,
| 10.
~ Freight Arrangement by thIs route ~ above,
without change Of Cars, from the Dcpots in Cham.
bers and Hrdsoh streets, nj all times favorable
| as made by other Railroad Companies. The facili
ties Of this great New York Route, to the Wss, com
mend II to the confidence Of merchants snd shippers
for promptners and dispatch.
Passenger Trains, with Smoking and sleeping
Car, run In connection on the New York Central
For particulars ~ to local train ssnd freight ar.
A. y SMITH,
dec II Superintendent
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INTKRIUn ADOknmEaTsi

or ALL GRADES AND PRiCk.;i
Warranted Gold band Window Shades, buG,
dreen, and Blue Holland Shades, all sizes; made to
order
Also, handsome asror,ment OF Picture Cord and
Tssselr, all sizes and coiors.
Purchasing for each, and allowing no old stock 10
accumulate persons needing the above goods will hnd
II to their advantage 10 give me a call.
All work executed and superntended by practical
men, who have served regular apprenticeship ss
thfir trade,
satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay required.
Please give me . call: Remember the number
JOHN MARKRITER,
No 4S6 Seventh street,
nov .ems Eight doors above Odd Feiuws Hall.
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g n. s.EwIE, n. ~!
Dental Surgeon.
OFt2cE No. SAG PENNsYLvANrA AVENUE
Bei,ossn nssirA and TAvtssA Sreets,

WARRINGTON UrY, ...
Respectfully teuden hia professional services 70
the pablia. Having had an extensive practice 10
Phtlsdclphis he feels himself fully competent to dis
charge duty Ia every shIch may be presentsd
Dr. L. has occurred the right to use the newt nprovs
meat pstented By Drs. A. n. j. L. Asay, Of Phil.
adeiphla for fastening artidola teeth TO gold silver
or pAtna plates which prcoludes the possibility Of
ealvA or foreign materials secreting between then,
ut te eaBie tirne rendering the operation hrm,
nstura and Of more atlity TO the patient, dhpeus
ing with the ordinary modea Of fastening, BY fyet
ing or soldering which often causes the springins
to the mouth.
lie would respectfully invite the public to his once
to examine this improvement. To do % u to be con.
used.
The dental profession s also Invited TO cali and
examine i6 merits and utility.
Also, dentists can Be furnished with teeth Of all
kinds, st less Prise than thsy ssn bs bousht else
where. nsv 6-n
The national Republican., 1862-04-09
nk. l. k "A ND'S
Anti-Rheumatic Band /!
PERMANENTLY culAs
RH6Bk< TLsk, in III rarsnxs Jovmu,
6OUT and NEURALGIA,
STWFNkx, and NERVOUS AFFECTIONS,
LkPURiTIEs Of hs BLOOD,
ARd he Nd Effects of krcuv

A"s NC nVA nDeIk " AHCHp.
II Is conveniently arranged BAND or BxLr, con
tanning medicated compound, to be worn around
the body, about the waist. EaUALLY AFFECTING All
PANTS, wt,recer ~ dtseae may L, and can be worn
UeAoa INJURY 10 the moR delicaie person
by this treatment, the medioinn properties oon
tained In the BAND, being Of highly aromatic and
.otdtu, nature and capable OF being readily atsoTtd
rou2h he pores Of h< sln come into dre cor,ac, with
me BLOOD and srral circssttcp, without first pass
ing through the process Of digepdon, which would
tend not only 70 detraet their curative powers
sat 70 impair me internal organs and derargs the
digestion also-thus avoiding the Injurious ,gscts, 70
often the result Of irerrsi rem,Ii,s und eectinx
Ifeet cure, BY purifying and equai,ing he eirc.a,6 Of
eonduton This BAND 10 also MOT ro,oerfid " Anil
hERouRIAL AoEsI. :" and will c,trey rdieu, the sy,
temtSOmits pdniei0a a6ecs
Nodelatssases are cured In few days and we are
ednstad1S feiying undostsed testmonlals-to which
We invi69hectton at our ofhoe-of their eiiosoy In
aggravSfe d56ases of long SANDING.
Price Two Dollars. Sent BY mall upon receipt Of
%, or BY expires everywhere with ali neoessarv N.
xrtlcts0,si, from the principal ofhce of
@. SMITH CO., Prorristors
49l Broadway, New York,
N. B.-Des~ipsrs circulars ssrt fee.
~ This Band will not interfere with the aoldiers
fnues. nov LILY