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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

CHARGE OF THREATS, AND ASSAULT AID Hat
TRRY.-Yesterday afternoon Mr.. James 4. Wise
appeared at the Office OF Justice Clayton to an
swer the following charges which were r1,l,d for
trial at 4 O'Clock. The frst OF Ithese WIS 4 war
rant issued upon the oath Of Thomas III. Dorian,
who charged that Wise had threatened to ihOot
1t appeared from the evidence Of Mr. Dor isn
that Mr.. Wise, Dir. III. Lyles and Mr. Boss " ere
In barber shop on Wednesday night last. Mr..
w. was talking about being defeated as a can d.
date for warden of the penitentiary, and that Er.
Richards did IL. He said he would cowhide Mr..
X, II II took him four years to do II, and b old a
pistol 10 his head while he did IT,
Mr.. Wise related an incident w hIch occu rred
last year, when be and Mr.. Richards met at the
Presidents and had difficulty In the Preside it's
grounds. Dorian cautioaed Wire not TO ma ke
such threats, or talk for IL he put his hand on
Mr.. Richards, he (Richards) we Iuld shoot him
down. Wise replied by saying, ooh he goes
armed for me, but | will NOT give him that
chance He then reiterated his threats
Mr.. Dorian was cross examin d by Mr. Van
derhagen, a friend Of MIR. Wise'n, and said that
MI hlcnerds was not present at the time of the
conversation In the barber shop; tn at he told Mr..
X. who requested him to make th,, afadavIt.
Mr.. J. A. Boss testified TO the fact that Mr..
Wise did threaten to attack M r. r ichards. and
also that Mr.. Dorian cautioned i'm gainst talk
Ing 80 Witness said the three wsn that Wise
would cowhide Richardson be the death of him
IL he resisted. Dorian told him not 10 use such
language. Witness thought, IL Dofisa had not
cautioned Wise, be would ba Va thsaght Il his
duty to apprise Mr.. Richards hi nself ..
Mr. H. Lyles stated that the conversation al
luded to was brought out by him. ana com menced
by his asking Wise what his pro spect was Tor the
wardtnship. He (wise) said that he "a 'ouId
cowhide Mr.. Richards and bold a ni<fo, n his
head while he did IT, Witness did oot us ,er-
stand Wiseto threaten TO kill Mr. X except ND on
a contingency-in other words, IL MIR. n w,,uAd
submit to be cowhided, he would not be shoi-
MI Vanderhagen testined that Mr.. Wise q Of
a nervous temperament, and frequently "a Id
.nings without having the least design of exec. -
M,; Richards, who was present, said that per-
anything he had Threatened
Justice Clayton decided that az the warrant was
one for the security of the public peace he Thought
tnas u weaid % To Wise's advantage for him 10
give ball and required securityi In the sum Of $500
Two other pace warrants were waived. and
the fourth, a warrant charging Mr.. Wise with
assault aud battery upon Mrs. Wslberg hammers.
eeui sna without geing into ansexamlnation OF
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DIED.,

On the 9Th instsnt, ROBERT r, RANDOM,
youngest son Of J. 4. <. and Martha A. Hilton,
ag Cd months and l6 days. .. .fL4 .
The fIiei de Of the family are respectfully invited
90 sttsnd has funeral, this evening ~ O'Clock
No lit street, near sd.
la GEORGETOWN, on Saturday, the Sd instant. of
water on the Drain, MARY FLOkENCE, aged s
months and q DAYS. infant daughter Of WorthIns
ton aud Mary j. Dorsey. E.E1
Fare thee-well. our last and fslrest! b
Dear wee Florence, fare thee-vell! 80
God, Who lent thee, hath recalled Thea 't-''''
BACK with HIM md His % dwell. al t.ags
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06
UR GUNBOATS REACH WEST POINT.
they Destroy Many Rebel Transports.
They Burn a Railroad Bridge Lead.
ing to Richmond.
Rumored Capture of Many Prisoners,
lPER TELEd RAPH.l

lrhh EhLhohAfh'J
BALTIMORE, May 6.-The Fortress Monroe let
ter to the Anriean, dated S p m. yesterday, says
McClelIan's advance is beyond Williamsburg,
and that our gunboats are at West Point, having
captured and destroyed manv rebel transports.
A report was current OF the capture Of larg e
number Of prisoners. A force had been landed
at West Point and destroyed railroad bridge
leading to Richmond
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BOARDING..

1.-TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE
u nosommodased with Board, az It's Bridge
Sfrsst, SpQrget0wn, ID Y. m6lv
ID slARDlNG.-Gentlsme with or without their
ID f. uilles, visiting Phliadepsis on Ou slness or
D.lessure, Will IND superior a. one
Han B0tei yfloes,l In the mort desirsble looation,
cNo. l202 Cheeput street, convenient 20 business
3 nd eli the public ylsees Of interest PsInanent
" I'd transient. apGs-2v.
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LOCAL NEWS.

NoTIcH-Mr A. w. Burns, the managing agent
OF the STAYS circulation in Georgetown, will
hereafter also set the STATS advertising agent
there Auy Georgetown advertisements left at
Dr. G. Il. Barperd's, corner Of High and Bridge
streets. or with g.. Crandell, No. rs Bridge
street, viii meet with prompt attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06
LIEUT.. wORDEN Il - N

LIEUT.. WORDEN, u. :. n.
The country will be glad to learn that Lieut..
Worden Of the Monitor, has sufficiently recov-
cred to enable him to be out again. He called
on the President yesterday, and to-day was at
the Capitol. His sight, however, c0ntn
much impaired, we regr, It to have to add
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06

FOURTH Warn STATION CAsRs.-Bsfore Justice
EalttT.-L. Alderman, drunk and disorderiv.
fined 81. John McCauley and R. Nj. Howard
sleeping in the street; dismissed Geo Snates
dessrtsr; turned over TO the military
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06

evidence, Mr. wise srbmired ;as case sad gave
bail for court, prefefrng TO have this case 90 be-
fore the grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The May term OF this court
commenced yesterday, Judges Dunlop, MorselI
and Merrick being present. The court was en-
gaged Yesterday in assigning cases, asd this
morning the appeal docket was being called.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06

CENTRAL GuARpHoUsR CAsEs-Befors Jy,t,e,
Waller Joseph Kemp, drunk and d,sorderIv:
fned 81 "a. For the second Ofiense, lined 81 81
h. l.. Boundron, drunk; turned owe. TO the mill.
taFV -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06

PRoF. LABBs 10 making eve.y satisfaction ar
rangemeat for his May Festival on Thursday the
inst. The little folks anticipate much pleas
ure on this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06

ANY ONE having copies Of the Epening Star.
date September IA and December IL, 1861. will
confer a favor and receive liberal compensation
for them on application To the Star office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06

ONLY THINK OF IT, silver-plated spoons, forks,
casters, pitchers, cream jugs, butter dishes sugar
bowls, salt stands &c, &c, for only one dollar,
at the Peoples Dollar Store 43s Penn. avenue
near Four and -a-half st. m awA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06

SMALL GuTTRRs.-During the storm on Friday
evening, Seventh street east was completely over
towed from the fact that all the water from tho
grounds north OF the Navy Yard is conducted
down this street in cutters much two small for
the purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06

ARRIvEDat Carter's wharf, foot of 13x street
scheoners Access, Bennett, Philadelphia, with a
cargo Of coal for T. S. Gattreli; Victoria, Lewis
same port, with coal FOR e. M. KEYS; Betty
Hooper, Wilson, Port Deposit, with y 600 feet
Of lumber for VIM. Mclean n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06

TIE INDIAN HERB DocToR (F, Tumblety, M.
ID from Canada,l will describe diseases and tell
his patients the nature Of their complaints or III
ness, without receiving any information from
them. No charge for consultation or advice
ONCE, No. III Washington Building, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, corner Of 9Th street. an %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06

ATTENTION 10 called to the advertisement Of DR.
White, chlroPodlst.' He comes well recommend
ed, and is doubtless an able operator. Its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06

RKoPEAIKs OF THE WAsHISsroN THEArER -
We hear that the Washington Theater will be
reopened on Monday next by good company,
under Manager McKeOn, Of Pnilad .lpbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06

GENERAL CONFERENCE OF THE METHODIST
PRoTEsTANT CHURCH-This body was an
nounced to assemble In the Congress st church
Georgetown, this morning. A few ministers of
the denomination are present; but owing 10 the
distracted state Of the country, and the conse-
quent misrepresentation Of many Of their local
conferences, they do not purpose holding an ex-
tended meeting temporary org aniiation wi
be effected this afternoon, and an adjournment
until one year hence Immediately ensue. There
Will be gious exercises In the church this eve
ming, at * O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06

ALL PERSONS can find the best stock Of Cloth
Ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps,
at Smiths, No. 470 Seventh ST., near r. fe 2S-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06

The OPKRA.-To-morrow night, Growers new
theater Will be opened to as grand a musical and
operate combination as ever appeared upon any
boards or before any public. The performances
have been well and carefully selected and every
arrangem INT made with a view to the greatest
amount OF enjoyment. Grau's Italian Opera
Troupe have met with immense success I'm the
northern and eastern cities, and will doubtless
furnish satisfactory entertainments to the fashion,
ablrs Of Washington. The sales Of seats have al
ready been great, and as the time approac hes the
demand increases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06
LATEST FROM THE PENINSULA.

MeCLELLAS,S ADVANCE BEYOND VIII.
LIAMSBURG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06

THR Horrors OF WAR can be greatly miti-
gated by that sovereign remedy, Holioway's
Ointment, as IL will cure any wound however
desperate, IL II be well rubbed around the wound
ed parts, and they be kept thoroughly covered
with II. pot should be in every mans KNAPP
sack. Only IS cents per pot 227
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06

ANY PERSON wishing to procure a loan Of few
Ing at $50 Eleventh ST., between and H. apI4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06

POCKET PIcKINs---A gentleman by the lame OF
Gaty, evidently from the rural distric;s, had his
pocket picked at the depot last Tk Irsday evening
iust Is the cars were leaving t5r Baltimore For.
tunately friend was at lind who furnished the
unfortunate gentleman money enough to reach
home, where he will be safe from all the dangers
of the metropolis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06

FUSERAL.-The funeral Of MI james ID Pen
ningtan, who was killed near the Relay House
on Saturday afternoon, took place from his late
residence near the Navy Yard this morning, and
was largely attended. The Grand Lodge and
Union Lodge No. IL, !. q. O. F., accompanied
by F. Prosperi's band, and a number Of work.
men Of the Navy Yard, followed the remains to
the Congressional Cemetery, where they Were
Inferred with the usual ceremonies Of the Odd
Fellows. Mr. 2. was a highly esteemed MEM
Der Of the Order, and was universally respected
by his fellow workmen. He leaves a widow and
six small children to mourn his loss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06

. LIME! LIMB! LIME 1.-THE subscriber has on
hand ons thousand barrels Of the best wood burnt
Lime, which can only be had at his lime kilns,
he having dissolved all connection with any
other place or establishment for the sale OF Lime,
Cement, &c, and which will be sold at 81 per
barrel. Zap 2S-tfl WIN. III. Cooley
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06

Df.nnnrD LocALs.-see outside for deferred
local articles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06

eCoRNs, RTc.-Ail persons afflicted with Corns
whether hard or soft ana all afflicted with
Bunions, Callosities, club and ingrowing toe
nails, may find great relief and be satisfactorily
benefited by applying to Dr. G. white, 426
Pennsylvania avenue, between " and 9Th streets,
Room z, second foor. .--- ...--.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06

POLICE The Third Ward patrolmen reported
yesterday: james A. Wise, threats, security for
peace. Gilbert Curtis, cold, profanity; paid s.
cents costs. Peter Douglass, creating nuisance;
dismissed; also, for profanity, paid SIS cents costs
Maria Hawkins, creating nuisance; dismissed
by Justice Clayton.
The Fourth Ward patrolmen reported yester
day Samuel FRY and David FrV, assault and
battery; security for peace-bg Justice Dom. f.
Howa d, violating a hack regulation; dismissed
Catharine Donovan, selling liquor TO minors; for
further hearing. Eliza Davis, fighting; lined
sass. Liddy Beynard, do do. 81 s.. Catherine
PosSy, disorderly house; fined IS. David Jung,
dlsorderlYi dlsmissed-by Justice Clayton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06

DANGEROUS ARTILLERY Practice '-Editoy
Star: The article In yonr paper Of Thursday
under the above caption, from the pen of GA
Sufferer" complaining Of the 59th New York
Volunteers, is full Of misstatements. For instance
IL Is not true that the inhabitants Of the neghbor
hood of Fort Gaines have lately been endangered
by the shot and shell practice from that fort
True, II Is pOpulous district, and the houses are
numerous as to make II appear next to impos-
sible that shot could be thrown from that fort
without great damage. Any person could so dis
charge a piece as TO hit the houses; Indeed II
might be easily done without even sighting the
gun. But 1t requires considerable skill to FIRE for
weeks into "populous and devoted district
without touching either person or property
II Is true that ball mot from our t'sxty- four
FOUNDER rified gun" but from one Of our thirty
two pounders) fell within sixty feet OF Mr.. Bur.
rows house, where II was completely burrowed
II was aimed at a tree, which 1t struck, cutting
of the top at diameter Of eight or ten inches
and then passed on in the direction of the house
Mr.. Burrows, unaccustomed to our skill, imsg med
that distance of sixty feet was dangerous and
after half days hard digging, unburrowed the
ball, bagged the game, threw the bag over ais
shoulder, and carried IL to headquarters, az an
evidence Of the unskillfuine.s of our gunners.
We have heard no previous mention of the
three balls that struck near the dwelling Of Mr.
Mott. But this statement 10 good for naup hit II
X has not convinced Mr.. Mott Of our superior
skill, Of which the best evidence we can offer Ia
the fact that the balls have fallen near the houses
without doing injury.
The only instance in which shot did DANA 20.
was In the case Of widow lady in the neighbo
hood Of Fort Pennsylvania. The bali. after
striking the spot at which IL was aimed rico.
chetted over the hill at an angle OF about Eve
degrees, and passed through the corner plank Of
her barn. This ball was somewhat erratlc In its
course, md In Its flight truly wonderful, having
passed through another "populous and devoted
district" and plunged into the Potomac beyond
the Little Fails. But the complaint could not
have come from this Lady, az In her indignation
she threatened that II her life was spared to the
next day, she would complain to the President,
and ask him for satisfaction 7-7T'
No shells have ever been fred from any Of these
forts; and the fragments Of exploded shelf, that
"fell In showers throughout that populous and
devoted district" have no existence except in the
imagination Of "a Suferer," aided, perhaps, by
a little canister. ..
In conclusion, have only to add, that IL COM
plants were made 70 our "gallant colonel - thew
would always receive proper attention, and ali
losses would be made good from our GAINES,
DEysnRrp LocALs.-see outside for deferred
local articles,
The national Republican., 1862-02-10
tFof The National Republican
ULGENERATE SONS OF ILLuSlRIOUS RES.'
NY HgSRY CLAY PRHCGs.


D:-enefatc sons of illustrious sires,
Lust, lost to all honor and nobler desires;
ttun the arms of your own mother.and ye
have turned,
iuf-wn on the tyrant your forefathers spurned!
FROM your high rank rs peers, on your own
native shore,
&c have stopped to be begGars at Monarchy IS
door;
S. would barter your birthright rs American
braves,
10 become haugbty Eng!dndS dependents and
slaves.
L. whom does the right Of revolution belong
~ those who have suffered intolrab,e wrong:
But whore is the wrong that should tempt you
to trade
r3nr nations proud fame for the Foreigners
aid
S'-e Il the South. was born IN your land,
NO loved 1t for all that was noble and grand
nourued DER your folly, was tender to blame
III 20 brought this disgrace on Americas
name.
IT. The iuturo. what proud, noble aim can ye
see
'"' =" 'r'HEe +" AVID awn on your lords DER
The sea
tvlT lame i foul by.word IN every mouth:
tfalc ~ m"re Ut honor. Oh, SONS Of the South
Washington. u. g., l9G2.
The national Republican., 1862-02-10
p.ASsEVGER TRAINS.

On and amer MONDAY, February 8, 1862, the
Passenger Trains between Washington and Baid.
more will run ~ follow:
SIS Daily ains arrive at AND du,, fro~ wa,Aing.on
daily during Ne oeok, and i,co on Sundays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
issi FOR anS and
I FOR XNsAPoLIsRAs1 1.o,. m and IN.
fSE Eok fARssAnAsS HAkkPsbtRa ana Il. n NORTH and
wEsT-Leave washipston at a. m, and or 5
y FOR 70 rREDaRIcK-At74os M, and 8 D. m.
TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
Morning Express leave Washington 0 90 q. m
Arriye at baltimore 1So :. IN. Philsdelphis 1850 p
M New York ?: Harrisburg lar! IIt p m.
20 .. m. Arrive at Baltimore . 30 a. m. No con.
neotions at Baltimore This II the morning connsc.
S.S u oIs Asii Train l..v. Washington II, I. m.
p Ph,i!SsIrh,s m,i M:T xorr - 10 p m m, w..,,
Iea,shing 81 Baltimore At $50 m and Philadelphis
nagp; aSpp,noor n: ...o,,u,,.,,,.
m Arrive ~ Rsimore o. D. M No SoSne, tiom, tT"
.t baltimore. This Is the Afternoon connection for
Evening Express le.v. Washington D. M Ar.
dye q DsltiroIe S4i p ~ fhsdsipha u. 8 s. p. n.
New York q. m, Harrisburg a. m.
On Sundays, leave Washington at 500 and 800
Ths 90 p. m. train from Washington connects
through TO New York every day during the week.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Leave New York at .. m; Philadelphia II 30 q.
m; baltimore 4oop. me Arrive at Washington 60
Leave New York At Q p. m; Philadelphia 1870 y,
m; Baltimore 80 = m. Arrive at Warrington 10
o.. m.
Leave New York at II p. m Philadelphia lao a.
nj Baltimore 7ss g. 70. Arrive at Washington
Local Accommodation Trains leave baltimore a,
m a. and ~ ~ z. 3 m for Washington arrive there
On sundsys % ava a. Bc an and "a, . m o,,v s,ou p,,s
Sunday. '
Passenger Trains leaving " ashin stou At l. 40 A. m
and 20 p. m, and Baltimore at I is q. m and 1 3b
2. make direct connections for ANNAPOLIS At the
Junction. The 740 a. m and the p. m. connect at
Relay for Frederick, Hage's.own, NC 40, except
BunIays
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash.
| ington at $50 .. m and 3 40 p. m.
Passenger Trains leaving Washing gton Of 500 a. m
IL q. m. and p. m and Baltimore at 4.3o and So
.. m, will aNp only al Annapa1 Junction.
way Passengers must take the Accommodation rdisi
Trains will hsve Washington and Baltimore
pvnpty spon c1yd time, excepting that the 80 L. m
73S .. m and p. trains will wait 70 minutes II
tn Fast.
FOR SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
A special car, with an attendant. with beds will
| leave Wssbinaton twice week for Philadeiph,a d.
rect, at II g. m for the accommodation Of sick and
wounded solaiers.
W. p. SMITH,
hb3 Master Of Transportation, Bait.
The national Republican., 1862-02-10
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
VI FOR THE WEST, Hs
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD asd NEW IOHK
CENTRAL RAILROAD,

Or AND ATfIR DrcExsKR 0, 1851,
Express Trains leave New York city depob Of
Hudson River Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, -
From { Chambers street From I so:h stree, r..,cp,
100 SPIN. li.so q. m, $50 p. m.
Train with sleeping 1910 p. m.
cars, 1915 p. m
and from sotS street: TSs iosc M III sleeping S car AZ
ts9 I,os 'ss I'D dassay and Sy rsSy sas ts.ss s
Connecting as Albany With the New York Cen.
Basavia, Rome, and stations On Roms aAd " Watsr.
sC.n I Rs,lrpsa Dss.iS. syrssu:., N..s.r. F.l.,
Tfsins IL eonnsston isavs Bulsio md susrsssion
e Lake 6hors, Buffalo aad Lake Huron and Great
Western Railroad, for Hamilton, Toronto, Detroit
Sre:s .a:s1 fili. SacS.s s'd: Gs,sDs bSs.IS @ 4
Dubuque, Peoria, BOOK Island, Mlssatine, ,IowaCity
surlinsson, 9uincy, sRri.sdsld, Altcn, g. Louis
aeS; :vd
NORTHERN KOUTE.
Conneoting with Trains at Troy, with Troy and
ltshall, Rutland, Burlington, ST. Aibans, RoSs,
rolnt, Plstsbaryh, ogdsnsbursh, Montreal, 10.
~ Freight Arrangements By this route q above
without change Of Can, from the Depots In Cham
bers and Hudson streets are at all times favorable
- made BY other Railroad Companies. The fAcili
ties Of this great New York Route, to tue Wes, CON
mend u 70 ths confidence NJ Of merchants and shipper
Passenger Tralns, With Smoking and Sleeping
Cars, run tn connection on the New York Central
For particulars q to local train tand freight sr
rsnssssnts, inquire at the depot, g WsIsn street
dec II Sup~rntsudent.
The national Republican., 1862-02-10

- As hBWAm, IL 0ssS
DOntA1 0S1rgOoxas
OFFICE No. ~ PENNsYLvAfgIA AVENUE,
Sstssa nsssfn saA fAtrssua Srss6,
WASHINGTON OFT,
4sspeetfslly tsndsr bis professional services 10
the puone. Having had an extensive praotioe 10
philadelphia, he feels himself fully COMPETENT 70 dis
charge his duty in every esss which may presented
Dr. L. has secured the right to uss the newt improve
ment, pstented by Dfs. A. u. j. l.. Asay, Of Phil.
adelphla for fastening artificial teeth to eod silver
Or pfatna plates, which preclsdss the possibility of
saliva or foreign materials secretipg between them
ct the zane time rendering the operation more Hrm,
natural and Of more utility to The patient diepens
ing with the ordinary modes Of fastening, by rivet
nS or soderng which 60 often causee the spf1neing
Of plates, and consequently an imperfect adaptation
70 the mouth.
He woald respectfully invite the public to his olloe
to examine this improvement. To DO 90 s to be oon.
vincsd Of i superiority over all methods heretofore
used.
The dental profession b also invited to call and
examine Id merits and utility
Also dentists can be furnished with teeth Of oil
kinds st les price than they can be bought else.
WHERE. nov e-tf
The national Republican., 1862-02-10

ESALL AND WINTER MILLINERY.
+ Mis- THOMPSON will open our new + AZ
etylee Of Fall and Winter Millinery on Thurs. *
day, the Slst Inst.
lie generally, invited, and an examination solicit
ed, at our Fancy and Millinery. Store NO. alo Penn
sylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
oct % HUTCHINSON 4 MUNRO.
The national Republican., 1862-02-10

nR. 4. 1APPOsE,' Instructor and Lee
~ tlfsr in Physiology, Chemistry, Botany, and
ether eranehes q soisnss oonnscted With Medicine
Also, Teacher Of French, spauish, Italian, German
Portuguese, Latin, Greek, and other Languages
Onhes, No. 81 X street, being near Pennsy ivsnia
aveuus and Twenty .dfh street sept e-U