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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15
FERTTLIyERs.

lie also has, in a separate building, an excellent aa
of the various kinds OF terserl, such pure
fine aAd course Bone Dust Gusnos, Phosphate Of Lime
Poudrette &C., hopes by strict attention to merit
share of the public pa ronage
Goods delivered anywhere within the city limit Tee a
charge ,., -.
iylb-lv. SAMLni KELLEY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15
Yonng Ladies Institllte.

WILMINGTON, DEL
NJ UNDER limited TO Thirty-Building new and we'll
IL LOCATED. Good Aecommo iatons. Spacious grounds
for exercise. Charges moderate Next session
ce the first Monday in September. For Information
oiess RRy. THos NJ oANN. A. NJ
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15

Having determined to close out his SUMMER
STOCK of CLOTHS, CAsSIMEREs, and VEST
INGS, will offer them at prices that will induce
you TO purchase.
Every garment made order, and warranted to
please in every respect. Give u a call.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15
ET-0T7R- To- l-5RElD AND GRAIN.

uHp sborlber resi- ectuly informs the citizens Of Will
l miaston aud yieu ny ihsl be has s taken the Flour
iv oermnisd by B. h Nelu Co whs he intends Keep
i1g constantly on hand an for sale srge assortment
Of the test brands OF Flour Also Feed Aue er4ln ~
quantities suit purchasers. Cake Meal, SAT- lh lns
.unk LIZ. aIaAe IN Iha h
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15
MONEY WANTED.


SEVElsAL sums from 5000 to $40 Gu0 be loaned ON
- good Real Estate security. ANY person having munas
On hand can have it safely uyssrsd ~ applying to
MN. AleCAULLEY
apps 906 Market Street
NfnIEE Felt Corn and Buuiou pasters. at
w l.. HRISGHGi.sT 4 cos
mar2 Sixth and Market streete
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15
SILK 49,.
MANTILLAS
AND
COATS.
AT CosT-soME LESS.

We will not crfimerate all the goods reduced,
but advise those in want to give them Il call.
To save time and trouble the goods have been
marked down to the prices they are to be sold at,
which, we have no doubt will be satisfactory to
every one.
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
NEW PUBLICATIONS..

DoCcACcIos DECANERoN-'THE oAYEsT LITE
ID raIy that ever rcgaled human taste.' New and
beauif edition. with Is steel engrsyings Sent BY mail
carefully sealed from impairment CURIOSITY postage free Tor
81 ~ b. the publisher. g. BLANCHARD, No. 50 Ann ~
The New York herald., 1862-11-26

mC nnn REwARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE m
OC.VVO covery Of twenty bonds Of d, ,Op each. Han
nbA Joseph Railroad Company three bouds>
OF the Chicago and Eorhwe stern Railroad Company of
various issues aud which. with other securtes
from the iron safe Of the Brooklyn White Lead
Company about the 1si " April For particulars
versemcnt IN the New York Ev ming Post Dealers In those
cautioned negotiate same,
NJ paymentSare stopprd at lhc respective oncea
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
IEw YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER z6, 1862.
THE TRADEs

62.
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
HELP WANTED-FEMALEs

ATTHE LARGE SERVANTS INSTITUTE APPLY FOL
IA good, civil capable rvan corner OF lth st. and e.
ay aernan, Sc,irh Irish, American and Protes
men, suit all Conducted by Mrs FLOYD Good place
always ready for good girls.
The New York herald., 1862-11-26

L,URs FURs, FURS.-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
the newest sty les Of Mink Collars and Muns In every
variety be sold 20 cent less than any other house
Ladies' before purchasing elsewhere W Y DO well 10 call
u.s. N. PHILLIPS 219 Grand street.
MISS NJ GILBERT BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM THE
l New York That has removed " " Beeck-
She has continually hand assortment OF Pa
ris Bonnets and Breakfast Caps.
The New York herald., 1862-11-26

~sO REwARD-Losr OCT =, OFF THE sLOoP
0CU Three sisters IN COLLATION. With !he steamer CITY
sse ssndy compIcSon, had duern ssy, trimmed with
Sue flannel and red nannc Shirt had waahinsons onu
ia lis body CITY Island will receive the above reward
JOSHUA LAv1NEo0, CITY Ialaud.
The New York herald., 1862-11-26

fUAT1oN wAHTED-By YOUNG WOMAN, AS
nstrcss or 10 walt on chiidren, or would DO cham.
and waiting IN small family; hest of city refc-
fbpp 81 2f2 West 18th IT., between 7th and 9Th avs
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
Rowdvism ana Dsunke..sss.

Saturday and yesterday Witnessed many dis.
graceful scenes In this oiiy, In oonse quenco OF
tho drunkenness which prevailed among the
aoldiery. We ssfer our readers 10 a few Of the
cases which We report 10, our columns to-day.
Many other similar cases arc on our police 70.
ports u day, which We have not space to give.
We would urge upon tbe military authorities
The ale and beer exception 10 but y loop-hols
for the liquor sellers TO crawl through. Intox.
ioating drinks are sold and xll the provost
guards In the country cannot prevent y, while
nished TO our officers and others at the hotel
rooms now, instead Of At the bar. Let that be
s,,,pped also. The entire respectable portion
Of the community win sustain Gen. wadsworth
In any stringent rule he may adopt 10 save ous
army from decentralization, and our city frnm
mobs. 4"me have already asked us IL make
this appeal. In the namo Of humanity, for the
sake Of our army, and for the sake Of Que city.
We inplorc tho authorities 10 close tho grog
ahcpE,
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
More Troops, ,

Last Saturday evening, the One Hundred
and Twenty hrat PoDnBy ylvania regiment, Col.
Chapman Biddlo, arrived ~ this CITY and passed
up the Avenue. This regiment WAS recruited
in Philadelphia. and numbers about ono thou
sand 1ne soldiers.
Tho One Hundred ard sixteenth Penusylva
min regiment arrived yesterday morning and
went up tho Avenue. Col. 1lssnan ia in con.
mani, of the regiment. which numbers about
hse hundred mon. This regiment IL also from
Philadelphia.
The Ono Hundred and Fifty Nth Pennsylva.
mia, Col. Allen. also arrived yeste rday morning,
and passed 0vor towards d xie's land. They
number about one thousand men, and are from
Pitt5burs.
The One Hundred and Twenty first Now York
regiment, Col Franchot, nearly !, ,2hO strong,
arrived In this city and passed up the Avenue
last evening. Col. T. IL u membgr of Congress,
and has u iino regiment.
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
Dis,oyaity In Gcorgeto,vn

This passage Of the noble aud stringent raso
last wOak was umoly and proper. We hope
Gen. Wadswur,h wili ieel II 10 be his duty tp
accede 10 their request; and, whilo no is about
it, it would not bG u bad idea t0 put the Same
screws upon the buslness men oi this city
The first uarcd city Is pretty we'll stocked with
dslUyal business men. Ono man who make.
a great deal Ol money ont Of Northern men.
merchants and gsamsr. spends nearly all his
leisure tinU In tho most abusive and vioont
pleased 10 torn eyerybody WIN difIors from
his " seCosI" notions, using all the Ch0ice epi-
thets with which tho foul.mouthed rcbuls Of tho
South arc in the habit of abusing tho NORTH.
He Is Il we'll known febo, and ought tn b0
marked by his customers, If nut by tho Gov
srnmsnt detectives. -
There are plenty of other dislOyal business
men in THAI city who ought to be hauled over
Tho nnnla
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
Another
Mis- kgnss suthe riand, tho scottish
Night inGRlS.

Il to mako her hrst appearance in this city tr
night. In an engagement made by those enter
prisiDg caterers, tho proprietors Of Canterbury
miums from tho British and American press.
The following In u u specimen of tho c"npil
mentary notices TO this giftsd s0ngstress:
Flom the Paisley journal Of December rs
The principal novelty On The occasion waa
Mas Agnes Sutherland. hitherto unheard of in
Paisley AZ n vocalist, and, indeed, "A stranger
I" the entire west OF SGOtlan:; her singing
seemed to take the audience very much BY
surprise, and 10 give almost unqualified de.
light. With full, agreeable, round. toned
vnico Of considerable power and compass, and
which sl.e appears tu have entirely under her
control, she sings IN q very natural, easy and
expressive style, free from all afIeC taticn tho.
roughly lntelligibe. and highly pleasing, and its
great charm Ia that It N FREQ alike from tho
lnperfec'ivRs Of tho MntutOred, and the blem
ishcs ot tho too artifGially trained"
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
E.nsrei srshs late Co,. l.ar.sd.

SHEADouARrRns PROVISIONAL BRIG Apss,
General Ordsrs, No. 8.
The duty OF making necessary arrangement
for tho funeral Of tho late Col. B. r. Lsrnet
Paymaster General U, s. army, has beon as
signed " Brig. Gen. Bllas Casey, by tho Major
General CON manding forces for Asfsnco Of the
capital. The foIl0wing will be the order OF
Gen. Casey and stsif,
HeAree.
u. 81, rs, Pail Bearers.
~ Ftts. ~ MOurners. ri II n
Lr.,. President. Go, 80.
I Members Vf the Cabinet
E % r,.r. Foreign Minister'S.
g General In Chief and staT
General commanding licences of Washington
and staff. r
GOvcrnOra Of States. o., ......
O6nCers of Bureaus.
Onicers of the Army and Navy.
.. Citizens.
Tho funeral services will be performed at the
late residence Of the deceased, at 2.3O y. m. TO.
morrow.
The procession will move at $50 u. M,
through = street 10 Eighteenth street, through
Eighteenth street to Pennsylvania avenue, and
down the Avenue To the depot, where the body
will be conveyed IN tho cars TO Pittsfeld, Mass.
Capt. Henry W. Smith, A. A. g., Ia charged
with the immediate supervision IT these oero-
monies.
Dy order Of General Casey:
RoDEKT N. Scorr,
Captain Fourth Infantry,
H A, A. A. G.
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
DIED.,

IN Washington, September s, 1862, Of faver
In the 23d year Of his ago, Capt. l.. Il. GREEN,
(Twenty- nth regiment Ohio vuluntsors,) ui
Con. Slgel's staff A dutifui son, an aiIec ton
ate brother, n good citizen, and u true solder.
On the eth instant, DANIKL DEsMoND, in the
10Th year Of his ago. A native OF Cork. Ire
band, but for the last ninc years II re sident If
tbia city
The friends "f tho family are respectfully
requested to attend tho funeral at 10 o'clock
to day, trUn, tho rraldauCe Of his brother on J..
street a'uth. beiw0Sn Four and a halt and
RlSth atrOets Wcst.
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
sI,oottn9 Case,

Philip H0nllu, who keeps misera ble ran he
AID rum hole on Seventh street, between NJ and
N, made an assault on d sUldisr named Dennis
Moling, a member Of tho Fourth u. y. artillery.
lio aiD drew \ pistol un NJ. and made nu nj
tempt to lii HIM. He fired three shots at him
with IA drsgOun pistol the last time tho ball
took effect IN MOiing's side. Ofticsr Beavers
and others ofthe Third ward police arrested
Henklc. aud thon made soarch for tho pistol,
which they found, and with II In their ssarch
they came acrUgs and trok Possession Of eight
Juatc 0 Th"iupson and required to give bail III
the SUN of $500 for II's appearance ut next
court
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
spliIing IN. Liquor.

The provost guard last Friday night paid n
visit to the locality known Nh "Niggor Hill, ,"in
the northern par, Of the oity, and made 4 de
s 'ent on lot of low gr0ggeries where was KEEP,
the abominabls stuff which destroysrt ason and
locomotion, and rolling tho barrels, &o., in the
street. spilled the contents on the ground, AZ
the stuff WAS considered too mean for hospital
purposes. One woman, tho owner of one OF
tho "dens, protested that abe "had'nt drap
Of tho cra,her in tho house." But tho neigh
bors insisted that she had; and after few in.
efisctual searches by tho guard. tho liquor was
found s8creted In u hole hng out for tho rur.
pose undor the porch Of tho house.
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
wishing Days at IN. HospitaIs In TIM

General Hospital, Judiciary Square.)--MOn.
day and Thursday, betwUon . and 8 O'Clock.
Crauch Hospital, lE street Baptist church
and the Unitarian church Every day, irr,u
To q O'Clock.
Trinity Hospital, tcornor of Third and G
sets.)-Evory day from ~ o'clock.
Hours for visitOrs at Ascension General EIus.
pital. il street. between Ninth and Tenth, an
days, from TO G y. m.
Armury Square Hospital, (Up seventh street,
between the Canal and u street Island. J-Evsry
day, from to o O'clock. p. nj.
Cliiburnc Hospital - Tuesdays, saturdays,
aud Sundays, between tho hours Of 2 and q
p. 10.
Visitors will be- admitted tn Carver hospital
unly botween 2 and o'clock y. IN. daily.
ANY addition to, or alterations IN, the above
ttbi0 will he oheerfuily made,
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
Attention, hfIlIc(esll

DR.. Vellny Is yet engaged IN An extensive
practice in this city, and we would call the at
teniion Of the poor. puny, emaciatsd victims
of their own SINS TO tho best SOURCES of remedy
First, give up your present course Of ifo vi
onco aud forever; and secondly, call on III q
most skilfni physicians, (and none are better
than DR.. Vollny,) and bu cured of the disease
and sanding you to n premature grave.
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
Death MAN Old Citizen.

David English, Esq, President OF tho Goorgo
town GH Light Company, died 1t his reside cnUs
IN tho latter city Last Friday morning. Ilu was
native ofNew Jersey. but for many yoars has
been 4 resident Of Georgetown. He was II,
quiet sober, industr0us man. By his talent
and Industry, 10 became n prominent and
wealthy inan. Our sister city has met with
loss not easily filled. ue was buried on 5utur
day aitcrnUUn ut o O'Clock,
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
New Hospital.

Tho War Department has Just nnte rcd into a
contract with Mr., Samuel Freas, for the immo.
diato construction of u large, hrst, ciass hospi.
ttl on the beautiful site known as /" Mc,iiils
Pace, between tho residence Of John G.. R,ves,
Esq, ard Gladsnsburg. and Immediately on u e
Washington Branch railroad. It Is 10 he 10 the
form Of the lo,ter V. Tho officers quarters IN
Irpnt are 10 bo lst feet in length by IS In width
Tbors are 20 wards, 10 on each side, oach lsi
BY "a feet. In the recess thorc will he \ kitch.
on, s6 BY 2j foet; laundry, CD by %; guard.
houss and knapsack room, Al by 2J feet zach;
Ice. house, and Othor Conyonencos.
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
LArC0n

A. N. Hill was arrested on Friday last, by
oncer britt, OF tho Second ward, for grand lar
oony. aud sent to Jail for court by Justice
Hazard
Charles Mansfield, arrested tho same day, In
tho Same ward, for petit larceny, by Oaioer
Reed, was also sent to Jail for court by Justice
Clark.
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
Selling Liquor without License.

John Fayaring, "A rumssllsr, for navOring
his customers with tauglologs, las, Friday, was
arrested by Oifcer Crown, Of tho Fourth ward
and brought up all standing before Justice
Walter, who concluded that some Of his money
was Obtaineh in violation Of law, and 30 com
psllOd tho culprit to disgorgs- to the tuns OF
1905, for the benefit Of the corporation whose
laws he had ignored.
BIZ Ulary. a"Green Erin'' storokoeper, for
the same offence, was "nabbedn by 00loer vii
son, OF the Seventh ward, and turned over to
the tender merces Of the military. Catch the
rummies.
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
The tfty Councils

their attention the resolutions passed by the
Georgetown Councils last week. Lot there DO
a strong appeal to our Military Governor, and
we have no doubt he will put the screws down
on dislOyalty ~ strong xs we wish.
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
Cheering for JsH. Davis.

0hlcer Kelly. Of the Third ward, ARRESTED
Jamos Peyton IN Saturday last for disloyalty
Hs wont into n restaurant on Ninth, near ID
street. and cheered for JEFF. Davis, drank n
toast to the Southern COntederaoy, and dc.
clarod that Jackson would be here soon He
was sent ~ the Old Capitol.
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
DIR. j +. Kennedy

ls IN charge Of all tho hospitals Of Georgetown. I.
THIS appointment war recently made and IL AN
oxcsllGnt ono. ll0 has resided in that city Il
liiuo "y"r yodr. during which time no hss
been in Government employ, and has oudoarGd
himself not only to his patients, but uiso tu all
the loyal people ofGo0rgctown.
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
CAnlRlu Martin.

Capt. Malachi Martin, whose arrest we men.
toned u day or tw0psr,voe as connected with q
disturbance at a .thGatre, behaved very
gentemsny. and was not dlsposed1o conduct
himself in dsOrderly manner. We make tins
statement ut the request of tho Oficars who
made the arrest,
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
Stealing aCOw,

Charles Ellis and Pat Ryon were arrested las
Friday, by Officers johnson and Cook, of the
Third ward, on the abovs charge, and we're sen
10 jail for further hearing BY Justice Thomp
son,
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
Weeds Attention ,

Tho hydrant on Che corner Of pennsy lvan,a
nvsnt" aud Seventh street has been nut Of ro
pair for long timo. Thousands Of gallons Of
wat"r are rnnling to waste by leakage,
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
CAM neAR FoRr Albany,

SeptcmDOf ., ISb2.
DEAN Sir: You will confer u great favor on
tho members Of this regiment by stating,
through your valuable paper, that II Is much
In want of lndiarubber cloths, To lay under
thom at night, to keep them from tho damp
earth.
Whilo IN camp In the city, thoy were pro-
vided with bnardei tents. and had the adyat..
tase Of warm weather; but out horo In this
aguc aud taver climate, at this season, they
feel keenly the want Of somc such comfort
They deserve at tho hands Of the citizens some
such encouragement; and no better porson
could w. solicited to move in this matter than
yourself.
Let mo hear from you soon, 10 know what
you can do for us In tho matter. Do not lot this
pass by; for, much as you havo d"ne for us,
we shall owe you for this tho greatest gratitude
Of all.
Hoping to hear from you soon,I remain yours,
truly. WM. HEsDLEY.
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
Aassachusstts soidisss' Relief Associs-
t1On.

Tho attention Of the visiting committee Of
this useful institution ia called 10 an adyor-
tseinsnt addressed 10 them. Wo are pleased
to notice that the executive committee Of this
excellent association realize the neGsHsity Of
being prompt in their operations. We have
had frequent opportunities Of knowing that
this society la composed Of men who know
their duties and fulhl them.
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
EDUCATIONAL.

COLC MBIAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LA.
~ pi.s The duties OF his sohool sil be re,um.d
on MONDAY, September =, In the bu ldins former.
" the Patronage Of the Methodist Protestant
chHrch, on Ninth street, between y sud r.
Circulars oontaining terms ard refcra NOES may BE-
obtained al the bookstores, or at No iI2 r street
Sptb n. W. WRIGHT, Principal.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. MRS JENNIE
lNl ArAns, Of the Unitarian thurch Choir, will
give les ons 70 limited number Of pupils la -iIgisS
and on the Piano She would aso take charge Of
the musical department Of Attest oiaJs school this
city, Application may be ma ie At the re.idence OF
NJ. j q Adams, No 323 Eighth street north.
sept J--Sts
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
To the Friends or this Second District
AeGlmont,

Tho following letter Ia addressed by an ciliccr
in the Second regiment District Of Columbia
volunteers. to n gentleman In this office. Who
will respond to tho appOal7 Let thero DO u
generous response. Each District Roldior should
bs provided with an Iadiarubber blanket.
Many lives may be saved by II. Send the article
direct I" the man ynu Wish supplied. Ifloft at
this Office, 'hoy will be promptly fvrxlided.
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
Killed.,

II Ia reported that Robert Ballenger, son Of
Mr.. Payton Ballenger, of Alexandria, WAS
killed in one Of the recent battles. He was in
the rebel army. t.
The national Republican., 1862-09-08

OFFICE WAblllSGTON A4UEDUIT,
" WAsHIwGTOh, september ., 1868
PROPOSALS. will be received until ie n'civ, k on
Monday, the 18th September, 1864. for constructing
portion Of the Potomac Dpm at Great Falls
The principal item Oi wOrb 10 he done IL about five
thousand Is yNO) yaids Of rock uinbankmen.
Specifications can be procured and plang seen ai
ilii ONCE.
Proposals 10 be 'ealed, endorsed " Proposals. for
Potomac Dain,' and addressed 10 " Hon Caleb u.
Smiih Seoreiur o. the Interior, Washington "
WEI X. HUTTON
sep 3-3tAwScplb Chlof Engineer W A
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
II E l. N d Ids
4 ENUINE REPhRATION,

II &c l. m 3 . LD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for the Kidneys,
MELMB0LD'S BuyHU for the Gravel.
HELMR0LD $ BuCHu for the Dropsy.
/ gELMBOLD'S BUCnU for Nervousness.
HELMBOLDS BuCHU Tor Loss Of Memory.
mELMB0Ln RgCHU Ior Dimness Of vi.ion
HEfMh9EPs RTGHH RG for sor RiSaiS a.s nrsathing
HhLMb0LDs BGGMU for uniSensai iiy i.a1si;yudc
HELMB0LD's BTCHU for Night sw.aiss ."'''
aELMBOLDS BUClIU for Wskefu ness.
hhELMB0LD,S iMB BUGHT i 70. prynsss Of the Skin.
HhLMBohD's BUCnu ior IIea' iness Of the Eye.
uELMBDLDs BUGIIu for ao6iii,y W and Il ResStIsss RsSL.
~, pTs, Want Of Of A,!enii1I and Horror OF Society.
kEME"P sTGHT sTG#T 70, sor ssse.s 0x from
s%MAL Es-t EMH LEs--nEMALEs
HLD OK YOUNG. SINGLE OR MARRlED, uk
lake tN4SusMFlAiiSG M MHsE r,Its hAkRlA"E,
"N'' NJ NONE fi,r9 rnf'iS ARE or No AVAIL
UEl.MBuin's LXTEHCT BuCnT ALL
,HrnEVEKi LEST REMEDY IN THL WORLD
ing from lndise' elton, Habis OF Dsira,iou or in
THE DhCLiNE or CHANGE OF LIFE
SCI SYMPTOMS ABOVE
No Family should he withnut 1t
Take no more Ba'ram, Mrrcury or iln,I.ss.n,
ntdci". ,"I uup!easant an, dang rou. disease
llEiMHuLDS EXTRACT BtCIIu CUREs
secret Eissas.s
In al their stage. Al it,te expense.
Little or no change rang M q die, No INCONVENIENCE.
VS. ii-;nhY.4- ;.Tuact Huchu for Exc-ssCs aris.
nv Y0GsG AND OLD.
a"'t "r Israses Arising from habits o, iisspa,o,.
r,'""'es MI Improper L-Hharg.. mt viii restore
Ne rA'"o' In "i"rt time I" sta'e Of health and
UOE i',etoltS Ex,raet Ruohu for ti.eae, aud
,Fscupns 4 The un,Ir Distressing character '
u. n.iGbeld's Extract Buohu ior ali affections
I'D c'strtS af the
"xIrhnv "aaA.s.
Whs;n.r eEiUtiay ir
as's .. Ean~I..
ProE. whatever cause Originating, and no m.,,,ro,
How t"nE stssa'Ns.
~. ~ .ho'r Gi'gs.'n AL symptoms admit of the
- zoe ,"r 'r'a'mea' ard LAY ai!sinste from the came
Fs.II H.a..! R.'.dI
Dctntod SYuhV 10 safe ani ulya AN, in tate And
ioT, hnt Immediate In iss action.
The oy o. foiisatirSi. 7 HELM so%D S%aa SS.Si o.
vn o"stAips no rn,sntic me, eury or iniuTons arss
1T. nELMBoLp,
Sol, Manufacturer.
, .'wHIn and .ahsrnhcd be"r me, the 2sd day Of
November, ibid "A
Nm T.. HiBBARD,
Price d per honr- " tx tot g., delivered 10 auy
ddr,hp w @AS
Prepared by II I MT NBOLp,
Practical Rud hGIiy yucRl Chemist,
'"' South Tenth str'ei beiow Ghesiut Pbiia
beware Of UnsnterGrits
AND UkYklNClPLFp DE ALsRS
WHO enieavor to dhpoe Of their own" and
o,hr' articles on tn" rCruta ion attain ed BY
Genuine rrepsrAions
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hIDWhIl. ! l.A@RENuS,
NAllE,
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Ana "y az ptsg -sIA cyaT yUhsIs
AK Tor li"im0ul.'s lake 40 vinur
Gu, cut the advertisement ana s.ud for Il,
.'nd avoid imposition Sua xpu6Gr-
Ie e--.iNr
70 MtMssEs o. conosEss. pRoFEs.
honSl 6sntlsnsn, Gnh others.
ae undersiSned are prepared 10 prut Speeches,
l!es, ramphlet. Reports, " aEy drseriplluu oi
0 oh'work, aud salioit ordrrs
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The national Republican., 1862-09-08

FIRST WARD-SECOND PRECINCT
Notice ia hereby given that All clsoio. will be
he d on TIL hSDAi september lith, ian2, for ne
member Of the Board Of Aldermen, to MI the uusx
pired term Of Hobart Berian, resigned The polls
will bc held at the northwe corner Of Eighteenth b
aud u streets, OpGn At z o m. and olosG All D N
j W. DYER
II. q. WILSON,
W. II PERKINS,
Hp3- Commissioners.
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
BANKING Hatss.

and brokers are buying and selling gold and
silvsr--the loyal tender notes being the stand.
ard:
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
StPHGlAk hkACTlON.
FIRST wARD-EIRsr PRECINCT.

FIRST WARD-EIRsr PRECINCT
Noticr iH hereby given that IN election will lie
held On THURSDAY September nth, 1sG2 Tor one
member Of the Board Of All erIncn, 10 MI the unx
prcd term Of II. Gerriao, resigned The polls will
be held al John g. RcUIy,s carpenter shop, on {
street, between NT,Gtrenth md 'TwcUtic,h street.
Open at ., III sLd close al y. nj
SAMUEL. DUvhLL,
WILLIAM CALVEHT,
WILLIAM RIGGLtS
sep Cd Gon,musioGcrs