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The Placer herald., 1862-03-08

QUARTz.-Just now there is digent
search for quartz leads in this vicinity, with
considerable promise of success. The re-
sources of Nevada only require developing
to ensure prosperity to our city. Let us all
pitch in and make prosperity.
Neyada Journal.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08

DE LONG "GoAK."-Durng the discus,
sion yesterday in the Senate on the question
of confirming the Governors appointment
OF Capt. Waterman TO the office of Port
Warden, Mr.. De Long said that when Mr..
Johnson's name was before the Senate for
the same office, no charges of brutality had
been preferred against him although he was
sea'farng man. Mr.. Hathaway, the man
who carries the Republican party in his
pocket and fixes thing for the Democrats,
wanted to know when and where Mr..
johnson had followed the sea, he had never
heard of that before. Mr. De Long silenced
his Quaker interrogation by saying, "Mr.
johnson was at one time Mayor of Sacra-
mento."-JournaI.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08

FAvoRs.--We tender our thanks to Mr.
HazeIi for the February No. of Harper's
Magazine. and copy of the tribune Alma
nae for 1862.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08
BIRTH.

AT Iowa Hill, on Saturday, Feb. 22d, to J,mos
Gleeson and wife, Il SON. '"mes
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08

GOLD FOR CHINA The S. +. Journal says
the ship Mary WhitriJge, which sailed on
Thursday for China, took s222,436 to that
country. 1t was taken out of the mines by
Cinnamon.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08

NEVADA JouKNAL-We are pleased to
see again upon our table the Nevada Jour
nal. 1t was issued 10y the new firm of lbri-
eIl & Co., on the Ssh lust. and presents II
"A b"autltul appearance, and although it comes
to US as Volume l, No. |, still it is
one of the oldest mountain papers in the
State. Here is onr &c" he yhhor.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08

TAXES LEvIED.-It will be noticed bv the
proceedings Of the Board of Supervisors
published in another column, that they lev
led tax Of $l,35 on each 500 of taxable
property in the county. This is reduction
Of sixty five cents on last years levy, which
no doubt, will be pleasant news to the cit'
zens of Placer County.
Town MATrERs.-We give considerable
space this week to ''matters" pertaining tc
the town Of Auburn. 1t will be noticed by
the proceedings Of the Board of Trustee
that their session on Wednesday las
was Of very important character. w
publish the Report of the President of th
Board, which shows the financial condition
of the corporation at the present time.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08
Annual Report Of the President Of tho
Board Of Trustees.

10 me inhabitants Of the toun Of .quburo
In pursuance of the re requirements Of law
herewith submit report of the moneys receivod
imto i a., ana expended from the Town treasury dur.
ing the past year together with an account of 70
whom and for what purposes the disbur.omwn',. VI "
were made. hts
March 2s, 1861. To balance in Treasury. 4aoo
cash from Town Marshal Z ~"
Jan. I, 1862, Amount of property tax ''oo
paid in on the levy of 1861. 7a7 q,
IA, Cash from the Marshall n M,
p, Cash from the Marshal, S0o
81 :. "ah Iash rn' ronl .le n M'rsnai, 2O,OU
''''' '"0 ""'s"ti' 600
SS26,3f
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08

LEGISLATIVE SIcKNEss.-Hon. G. G.. Dud
lev, one of our Assemblymen from this roun
ty, has been sick and confined to his room
We are pleased to note he is convaescent
and in his seat again.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08
Proceedings of the Board Of Supervisors.

Total. l35
And it is further Ordered that Road tax OF
two dollars be and the same is hereby levied
against all able bodied men in Placer county be-
tween the ages Of twenty y-one and fifty years
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08

New LAW FIRM.-In another column of
to days Herald will be found the card of the
new law firm of Hamilton & Williams
They are both clever and learned gentlemen,
we'll posted in their profession, but notwith-
standing, some of their undignfied acquain
tances will persist in saying "old 10. Hami-
ton" and "Tom Williams"
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08

P0ETlCAL CuKRESroNDENT.- We must rn
Sprcf'Ily decline the etflsion OF oar friend
from Forest Hill.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08

DENrAL.-We noticed our old friend DR.
Traphagen in town yesterday. !, is his in
'ention to 'arry here several days for the
purpose Of practiring his profession. lie
has his office AT the Empire Hotel.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08

MEr AND ADJouKHED.- The Road Com
missoners of this Township met on Monday
last, and without transacting any business
adjourned until Monday, the 18th of this
month.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08

CALICO PARTY.-The ladies' of Rattesnake
Bar intend to give Calico Party on the
IA h inst. for the benefit of their District
School. We wish them a pleasan, time and
the receipt Of a large fund to renumerate
them for their Iaulable efforts
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08

COUNTY TREAsuRER's Report. - The
monthly report Of this officer will be found
in to-days Herald. 1t will be found that
there are only s49O outstanding that is un!
paid and that there is in the Treasury, ap
porloned to the different funds S25.75l "a
of which amount Sl6,65O 93 belongs to
the General and Redemption Funds, thus
there will be left, after paying present i'm
debt edness, the sum of sl6,l6O 93 to l.av
future claims that may arise against the
County.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08
County Treasurer's Monthly Statement.

For The month cnding March 1st, 1SG2.
Amt. cash rccvd for county purposes. $3,749 95
Amt. cash recv'd for State purposes. LAT 80
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08

Tabb Mitchell having been appointed to ex-
anime the Report OF the Town Treasurer filed
last meeting. reported the same correct. Ordered.
that the same be received. and committee dis
charged.
On motion of Amos f. Cove. that there be a
tax levied on the real and personal property of
the town Of Auburn of 50 % Oh the hundred
dollars. for the purpose of paying the annual in
terest on Railroad Bonds was adopted.
On motion of NJ. Andrews, the following Ord
nance was adopted:
The national Republican., 1862-03-07
MISCELLANEOUS,
r IsT OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT
IL UND AT THE RAILROAD DEPOT
and now 10 Government Warehouse near tbs Dspo

T IsT OF UNCLAIMED ERElOIT
IL r UND AT THE RAILROAD DEPOT,
and nowia Government Warehouse near tbs Dspot
March 3, 1862:
Capt Yates, 29i regt N Y vols, boxe, and Dbl
sioaiss battery. .Sns, 30 boxes T.a,,., p,,.,.u
washing machines .t'.
Capt Murphy; v,n !. A',:s / = Cavalry, U box .
LtW d Davis, lsd regt N Y vols, i BOX
Gen n X Patrick, box
Sol wilson, Q Ohio vols, box
Williams. 20 X, 1st Pa cavalry, l tox
Lw Pierce, Q n tth Maine rest, ibox .
Gen Hospital, box
S1p s., p pimos, sTss, ,c,s my y + bos box
Sd rest Maine vols, l box ...'a
key s Wilson, 3oih Feou vols, I box a..i ., .
C1l y d Keyes, l1th s infy, bag and bun,
9Msih Maine r.s,, box ,,t
psss Bsslss IS ss,s FSs w. IS ST fnd box
81 81 Esis::' II Ia: e i.l.na' box n.
II css::s s.zs.Hsss Isl e fss'FR''i' %.
9PM,st,s. 9Pr,MS,s,t,s. q sa,S \ " = yo';,d box ...
cspG " Lunb.rd, 4th Mich. box '
v NJ Snyder, oSd regt, box
Dol W Bell, Ord Dep, boxes ..
VIII Fletcher, ID Vt, box
1t A DsW riot, 18th N Y, box
II Hsnnesey. 81 Vt, box d
M Smith, Eih N j, I box
W Merrill, Sd N j, box
Guliok, Ellsworth Z1uaves, box
W II Fl h, l7tn regt, box =
A Ernest, 10th N Y, box o.,
w Wierme,, 11ih rtgt,1 box
Tilley. I'd Vt. 1box
rs White, I'd Vt, I bnx
w s Rutler, 1lth Penn, I bIx
JShn Smith, cath N Y, box ....
J Adams, 92d N Y, l box r. ..
5 h VI vols, box -rt.
q II Yos6urg, 18th N Y, box
!. l4th N Y, box
q woodruff, s,h Conn yels, half barrel
NJ Hoyle, 18Th Mas vols, box
j II Lep1ard, box
Cap w Merssfori, 18th N Y v,ls, box
Gen Mccall. Penn Reserves, II boxes
A Love, 44th N vols, 1 box t''
w II Smith, s0th regt, box ~ .
U 8 Sanitary Com, 2boxes and bbls ..,aa
~ Persons calling foe tn freight will pleas
:, oh RUCKER,
mar Civ Quartermastsr and Colonel.
The national Republican., 1862-03-07

SEALED PROPOSALS. ar. inyited till
= the loih day Of March. 1868, At - O'Clock m for
suppying the y; s. Sub. Dept with e,ooo head Of
The Cattle 10 be delivered At washipgtoa City
and each animal to average 1900 younds gfos3l
weight; no animal admitted which weighs less than
1000 pounds gross. .. IT.
The Cattle to be delivered at such times and In
such quantities as the Government may requiSe.
No Cattle will be required under this contract be
fore ths 1st day Of April, 1902.
Heifers and Bullocks not wanted
A bond with good and sufficient security will be
required. ... T.
Treasury notes.
No bid will be entertained when put In by con
tractors who have previously failed TO comply with
their ocnlrscs oI where ths bidder h not present TO
| respond 10 his bid
B:d, to be directed to Mai. "A. BECKwITH, C..
s., U. b. A., Washington, d. @.
Foln OF BID.
l, A D., do hereby propose 70 deliver to the Gov.
ernment go d Beef Cattle on this hoof for - per
hundrtd pounds gross weight The Cattle TO be
delivered at -, according 10 the terms Of the en-.
CLOSED advertisement. The Cattle to te weighed on
| the scales and the weigh 90 determined TO be the
purchase weight. hereby agree 10 give good aud
sufficient boat for the fulnllm-nt Of the c,ntraot
and to receive Treasury notes In payment for the
Cattle. feb II
The national Republican., 1862-03-07
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.

~ The following beautiful tribute, from the
yifted pen Of Mrs. N. A. Denison, Is In response
% recent letter from Western member OF
Congress, whose wife formed the aoquainsanos
II Mrs. D., In Washington, twelve years ago,
md died in November, 1850:
DO Z n Rox1ao11a1oor?
Do remember! Long ago,
The sun shone on her hair,
And lighted up her gentle face,
80 innocent and fair;
Unto my eyes her earnest glance,
And radiant, thoughtful brow,
We're bright with saintly loveliness-
Can she be sleeping now'
Yes, I remember how her voice,
A very bird.note, stole
Along each chamber Of my heart,
Keyed by an earnest soul;
And how with childlike confidence,
And an unworldly trust,
Sho breathed her pure thoughts in my ear
Can those red lips be dust! ......
And remember all her ways,
Her pleasant laughter, yet
She was not one to lightly love,
Or lightly to forget;
But one to shrine as some rare gift,
Bright az the bloom Of May,
Which though with sheltering love enclosed,
Some fate may snatch away.
And yet twas not relentless fate
That touched and chilled her life,
That made Sweet Home " so desolate,
Without the cherished wife;
God saw that ii was best: He knew
How much the heart could bear
Be patient; often think of heaven
You have an angel there.
The national Republican., 1862-03-07
DENsION OFFICE, JUNE o, 1861.
70 ALL WnON n NA Y OOkCk

OANSlOU OEF1SNs JON II d, 1oo1s
L 10 AL NhOk n MAJ OOkCkRN.
Application having been made under the aot Of $50
june, 1885, for the reissue Of the land Warrants dc
scribed herein which alleged TO have been lost
destroyed notice ~ hereby given that at the date
following the description OF esoh warrant, = new
certificate Of like tenor Will be issued II valid OBJ
jection should then appear.
No. los SIT, for 20 asres, issued under the act o,
September, 1850, In the name OF John Barton, and
wss granted March II, ls55-Msrch Is, 1868.
No 1893, for 100 acres, issusd u0der the act OF
March, 1856, In the name OF George W Warren, and
was granted October 5, ls5s-March IS, 1879.
No 96 lS6, for loo acres issued ucder the act o;
granted September %, l860-March Il, 1863.
No u 823, for 100 acres, Issued under the aot
March, 1885, In the name Of Thomas JShnson, and
was grSnted June ~, lS6S-March Is, 1852
No. 38 SIS, for leo acres issued under the act OF
March, 1865, in the name Of Ab gail widow Of iona
than Beard, and was granted August !, 1s56-March
No: 1,s7l, for 100 ssrss, i.sued under tn cot Of
March, 1855 In the name of lssiah Tasker, minor
child Of Eljan Tssker, deceased, aud was granted
September 10Th, 1s56-Msrch 22d, 1862
No 46,SS9, for 100 acres, issued under the nct Of
| and was granted January IS, lsS6-Marsh 81, 1862.
No; 81 $50 for 2o aores, issued under the aet Of
| March, 1855, in the name Of Jordan Hunt and va,
| granted August !, 1sb6-March o., 1859.
No. 66 273, for l60 acrss, Issued under the act o.
March, ISIS IL the ~ name OF ae,ekish Smith, snt
No. 81 ,s3l, for 100 acres, sued under the &C
of March, 1855, In the name Of Jacob Brader, ant
was granted August 10, isiH-- Nay 1862.
No Is 49,, for l20 Gcre-, 'ued under the aot o
March, 1885, In the nam! vi Charlotte, widow o
Walter Cole, and was yr"rIed -. @uary 28, 1866
May H. 1862.
Il JOsi."ii II BARRETT,
| Commi6si0n
The national Republican., 1862-03-07
pAssErsER TR.Azrs.

psA d n - q ~ TN sAkTSs
rassngsr Trains between Nshinssca and Baid.
SIat SssSso d sssf and Too on sSndar
D FOR PiilLADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
Ifsc; foh Tttf SxfrSSSsf.a1: S ws.hnsod It and
'iE fSR 1ksafSk1sepAsn.o fsa Oh e m and p n.
FSE Eok fHhAksR9ssb5rHAA'sS HAks9sb5Ra .ss 4. NORTH and
WEsT-Leavs Washipston at .. m, and or
FOR pREDrRrcK-At7.4os. 4. M, and .. m.
TRAINS nOvTNQ NORTH.
Arriy. q balti@0fe 1sC !. "a Phil:dsphis ls.sOp.
n Nsy Yoss 9 ? N; H,srrissSsfs lar i1s 3 n :.
Isetou q Baltinore. This IL he morning oonneo.
ais as' is:f A:fifs: 1r... l..,. ..,,
Arrive q Bsltinors lisO p nj Phliadsiphia s.si
:S as'f fndp Il b i.s,.. w..hi.s,oa M
f:1Shine Baltinors at 70 p. 4, and Philadslphl@
p -. .ATsivs q Ssianors 9 % pm > N. Nooosns. d.
q etBMamofs This y The Afternoon connection for Y
ssg:: ;s.: rs.a!ssi. r G. Z.
=. Sundays, leave warrington 81 500 and 500 p.
The j 90 ?. N. train from washinston connects
through to New York every day during the week.
Il. TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Leave New York att Z. m; Philadslphia II 30 ..
N; Baltimore LOOP. N Arrive ct Wsshipgt4 $50
= Lsavs New York At .. m, .Philadelphis 1850 ..
n; baltimore Z 20 .. n. Arrive at Warrington go
Leave New Yoet 81 II ,. n, Philadelphia $50 a.
nj baltimore 7ss .. N. Arrivs st Washington
Local Assonnodasioa Trains lsavs Baltimore ..
. .. m and ls5 ,. m. for Wsshlsgton arrive there
On Sundays q 10 and 1ss .. m. only from Balti.
more. No Annapolis Or Frederick connections on
Sunday. - .F
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at T.los. m
and 4t0 p m, and Baltimore at 7.36 .. m. and 436
p NJ, make direct connections for Annapolis ut tho
FUNSTON. The y. n. and the ap m. connect at
Relay for Frederick, Hagerstown, DO &o., except
Trvns leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash.
ineton ct ESQ Q. n. and SEQ p. NJ
Passenger Trains leaving w Washington at 600 .. m
II q. N. eud y. m, and Baltimore at 40 and 1855
.. m, will aop oaly Al ARnapoll Junction.
Way Passengers must take the Aecommsdotio~ 7fain
Trains will leave washington and Baltimore
yropty upon eayd time, exceptiag thst the 80 m,
7.Ss D. m, and p m. trains viii wait 20 minutes II
nscessary,to secure the Pas'enssrs and Mails from
t FOR SICK AN6 WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
A special car, with an attendant, with beds, will
leave W ashington twice week for Philadelphia di.
rect at II O. m, for the accommodation of sok and
wounded soldiers.
W. p. SMIIE,
Nbs Master Of Transportation, Bait.
The national Republican., 1862-03-07
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,


On the petitio Of Henry Ruttan, OF Coburg Can
ada, praying for the extension Of patent Era hted
to him the 6th day Of Decembsr ls4s ante dated 23d
jane, 1s4s, for an improvement In Method of W arm
isg and veutiatng Builtipgs, for seven years from
the expiration Of said patent which takes place
the 2Sd day Of June, 1852.
Ii ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on NJ nday the OH day of June next,
at twelve O'Clock NJ and all persons are no,iaed to
appear and show cause II any they have, why said
petition ought rot 10 be granted.
Persons :ppo yng the extension arc rquited to
file In the Paient Once their objections specially
set forth In writing, at least twenty days before the
day Of hearing; all testimony fled BY either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with he rules of the ooe,
which will be furnished on application.
The testimony In the case will b closed on the
Goth day Of May next; depostions aod other papers
relied upon testimony must be flied in the once
on or before the morning ofthst day the argumsnts,
II sny, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also, that this notice bo published in ths
NATIONAL kepStdoan, W sshipgtoo, D. c., aGd the
Daroit Tribune, Detroit, Michigan, once week for
three successive week.; the fnt OF eaid publica.
!ions to be at least sixty days preyions TO the day Of
hearing. r- d T. HOLLOWAY,
Commissioner Of Patents
p. s..Edito,s Of the above papers will plea-e
COPY, and send their bills to the Patent Ocs, with
paper containing this notice. mar l-waw
The national Republican., 1862-03-07
OF REGISTERED BONDS.
OF COUPON BONDS.

Eighty millions Of the denomination OF. ......sl 900
Twenty millions Of the denomination Off,. 900
Proposals. vii 30 received for the delivery Of all
Of one or more denoninstions of notes and bonds,
complete, including the engraving, printing, mum.
sriog, and papsr or soparatsy for The aying,
in ths highest style Of art, and the paper Of the
FrSpcss x must .tats the number Of sheets and the
aggreSste represen tatvs value Of each denomina.
least number Of days required froI notcs Of award
tefore commencemsnt Of delivery
Models for notes and bonds must be submitted and
speoipens Of work accompany them:
Models Of notes on th; face will be In the same
form ~ now ned, and on the backs will state the
Ervi,s; q legal tender and other privileges sipu
Modsls Of bopd, will, In addition 10 the usual
sipuations, have the statement that they reim-
Durable after five and payable twenty year, from
Il Is expected also that, as far o. practicable the
dice and plates will be Eloh have not been here
tof0re used except for work Of the Uaited States.
Each proposal must be accompanied by state
mont Of the bidders facilities ior executing the
work. the number Of prsssss in USE hands employed,
Proposals BY inoorpor Ted companies must BE- Q.
comp lnied By COPY Of charter and the names of
ths of1cers; and proposals. by uninoorporat-d asso.
citations By the articles Of association and names of
Bonds for the faithful and prompt execution of
Of hy thousand d. liars will be required; the names
of the part es offered as Fureti and their written
consent 10 become such, together with cert fcate
OF an Assistant Treasurer as to their suficei cy,
mgst s accompany E each p,Cpo;al -.,.
to reject any ali the bids, and 70 vary the amouns
specified In his opinion the interests Of the public
service may require feb 28-t5th
The national Republican., 1862-03-07

On AHD Ayrsl Dsorxssa ., 1s1,
Exprsss Trains leave New YORK city Aspots Of
Hudson River Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, q
T;c% 4 Chambers street r,cn. !: .e.h greet station
l.:Ss ..ssr.n. 'pn' lsss sss !: :: .;' ]. '''D' M
oafs, lo.iS p. n. ,''g,,,.. - r
and sn esS 80 az e' . vi .sp,s - .9e sss
issa, 4.o9 'ss Cd d.sseS .s .sa !. sss ss rs e. nom
.ssi II sS ssSss.sssay, a q sosS;s. & e.t us. S.
town Rsilree1, Buasio, Syssuss, NASHfs isiS,
Tfsins d soassslsos issvs Baiisio md suspsnser
western Railresl, for Hamilt0n, Toronto, Detroit,
GhsessG, TclsSo a,ny1sl,s, MI. Iood D. Lsc, III, 4
Dubuque, Pscsii, Rock Islsnd, nIsesane, IowaCity,
Burlington, Quincy, 6pring1 Alton, st. Louis,
Cairo, Ters Aauts indanspolis Louisvflls, Cincin.
Satt, psytoo, Columbus, Cleveland, and all points
NORTHERN ROUTE.
CounectinG with Trains at Troy, with Troy and
Boston and kens and Saratoga R6ads for Sarstogs
koSI: kSs1 hGss' ss
~ freight Arrangements By thi. route ~ above
without change Of Cans, from the Depou In Cham.
= made By other Railroad Companies. The f.oiii
ties Of this great New York Route 70 the Wcst, con
mend II to the conHdsnos Of merchants md shipper.
for promptneee and dispatch. r.y,n..
Car, run In connection on the New York contrsl
For particulars as to local train .snd freight ar.
ranssnsnts inquire At the depot, g W.Trsn street.
dec II auperfuteudsut
The national Republican., 1862-03-07
DIEsi PIESU PIEsIll
81 per hundred % per hundred o. per hundred

Suffers, ATTENTION.
The attention Of Suffers, and dealers generally Is
respectfully invited to the large assortment Of
Pies, Cake, Bread, Rolls, Buiscuit. &c.,
Kept oanstsntly on hand and baked every Gay by
price Of IS per hundred and have them at ali times
fresh from the oven. " '
PEACH PIE! APPLE PIE! DRIED APPLE
PIE! CRANBERRY PIE PLUM PIE!
CURRANT PIE! PUMPKIN PIE!
The subscriber weuld respectfully call the atten.
tion of the public to his assortment and while thanE
ing them for the patronage already bestowed solicit
their ORDERS which will be promptly filed.
GEORGE SEITZ,
No. 38l New York avenue
between Tenth and Eleventh streets
Stalls 266 and 267 Centre Market, and lo1 Northern
Liberties Market feb 2b-lm
The national Republican., 1862-03-07
NJ avail MEDICAL BOARD.

4 BOARD OF MEDICAL OFFICERS will co L..
yene at the Naval Asylum, Philadelphia, on NJ, ,rch
H. 1884, for the eXamir alton of Candidates for ad
mission to the Medical Corps of the Navy.
Gentlemen desiring permission to appear before
the Board mutt make application to the Honorable
Secretary OF this Navy, stating their residence,
place a. date Of birth, accompanied with respt
able Testimonials of moral character.
Applicants must not be less than twenty one nor
more than twenty six years of age
No expenso 70 allowed by Government 10 Candi
dates attending the sessions of the Board, as sue
ceesful examination is legal prerequisite for ap
pointment In the Navy.
mar e-eod2w
The national Republican., 1862-03-07

Passenger Trains leave via Pavonia Ferry ~
and Long Dock, from foot Of Chambers street,
New York, a. follows, viz;
At7 A. NJ, EKPREsS, for Duukirk, and Buffalo
and principal intermedats Stations.
Ats n, MAIL, for Dunkirk, and intermediate
Stations. This Train remains over night st Elm.ra
and proceeds the next morning.
Ate A. M, MILK, daily, Tor Ottsvlle, and inter
mediate Stations.
Al ii A. N ACCOMMODATION, daily, for Por,
Jervis, and principal Stations.
At 1 p. H., WAY, for Middletown, Newburgh
and intermediate Stations
AtbP, M, NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, for Dun
kirk Buffalo, Canandaigua, and principal Stations.
The Train Of Saturday stops at all Mall Train Eta
tens, and runs only TO klmirs
At r. N, ACCOMMODATIONS, for Hornss'
'"''' '.' ''''S cHXS. MINoT GsnI Sup,t.
NATHANIEL MARSH, Reoeivey susIe
The national Republican., 1862-03-07
NEW IsyEHy4Os OF, AnTlFlClAL
IN CHEOPLASfIC BONE TEETH,
without metal plate or clasps, By

nj NV ANv3NX4ON VI AkAVlEAVAAA
IN CHEOPLASfIC BONE TEETH,
without metal plats or elasps, By
DIR. q. b. SIG E b M q N d,
90 Broadway, New York; and 80 Penns. sysnus,
bet. 18th and 18th Sta, Wsshington, D. g.,
Cals the attention Of the public to the following
advantages of his imprevsd systsm:
lst The teeth Of his will never oorrode
no, change color by any ssids, sndars three ourth'
ID. No teeth or roots need Be extracted, q the
artificial ones oan be inherited over them.
ID. The roots will be made ino6snsive and never
to ache. ..H H. ..t 4... .
eth. No temporary teeth are needed, - permanent
ones oan Be made Immediately, thereby preserving
old system, 10 frequently disagured. :.
sti. This work has bean fully tssted, fos over nvs
yeau, BY many Of the first Chemists and Phyaoians
Of this and the old country. - .Ll.H l.. 4.
Dr. B. has also invented . white indestructible
metal Alng with which the most sentative teeth can
be hllsd without PAIN, and can build up 9 perfect
through . lifetime.
lie refers to the following gentlemen: DR.. v. Mott
Dr. Doremus, Professor II Chsmistry; Hon. A.
Mann, t!n; Capt: Craotree, Viee PIesident Of the
Emigration Co. of New York; Hon. Judge Wayne,
Of the Supreme Court, Of Washington, b. G.; and
thousands Of others.
Can and examine yourselves. nov s-sm
The national Republican., 1862-03-07

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
i scrber hath obtained fram the Orphans Court
Of Wa hipgton county, In the District Of .lumbs,
letters Of sdministra'in on the pe sona estate Of
said, deceased. AL persons having claims sg,ipst
the said deceased, are hereby wa'n.d 10 exhibit the
on ,r before the twenty hnh day Of February next ;
they may otherwise BY law b. excluded from all
benefit 0i the sail estate.
Given under my hand this twenty .hth day Of
February, lSjL
HERMIONE C. FLEEr,
fab 2f-laH3Ws AdministratIiX.