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ALI persons lang Gbt my notes are
hereby Lcttfied that eEree3 cis u the shove
ortier h same VIII b. redeemed BY
b ssrs lop.nn Lyme at as early day As
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a. AN kD-iU rent, 10 Eou.i- uiun, tWo
~ FURN !SHaD
CHhBiBtRS,
in one of tie most desirable ioca:tDps On
Franklin street, without arc. Address.
IL d - through The Dispatcn d5as.
NV SIS
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HE DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

J,HE DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN
6,ise GsslSe ss isor9sp pps.s. Of Women
dren and Clinical Obstetrics in the univsrsy Of New York.
pn Sece, - sSs.s.:y; s1., New YORK. ~
The rapid widespread circulation this eninenty
brief PERIOD has reached is seventh edition and IL has
been hgh appreciated in Europ, that has received the
iron the New York Journal of Medicine
Of tho aeepe. interest and illustrated BY principles
-. :, = From ihs London 4 Lancet
and he author recognized as most able and acute prsc
tFrom the British and Foreign Mcdco.c chrgical RsviewI
This work is worthy Of s author, credit to his country
From the Dublin 9arssy Journal Of Medcsi Science
We were stualy fascinated into reading this entire
and profit Thcre not disease connected with infancy or
the female system which is not most ably discussed In this
FROM the London Quarterly Journal of Medicine.
utility Amercsn works are generally read this side
the Aane bn, We commend Dr. Bediords book as worthy
tue ne LONDON Nee and
70 be regretted that we have not books like Dr.
From the Home Journal
The vy book Tor mothers who have daughters bring up
From the Evening Post
deal Of @o ne @ to
From the Commercial Advertiser.
The mother anxious for her health and that OF her
daushtes, vail find DR. Bedfords work treasury Of know
Prom the Journal Of Commerce
An eloquent prodaeon from the pen Gd an ascomphed
,s alike FOR The pgofss,on SO. and an % community &C.
family great good would result
From the Independent
,re.ed in The health Of her examine It's pages II
ne % our would ns'ssn n onto 70 The
health, but would add greatly TO their happiness.
"T,HAT" CURIOUS BOOK OF CITY woMEN.r-srN.
gular and interesting sketches OF female character In
price Cloth binding, $50 pages 80 engravings
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WHO WOULD NOT 90 WHERE FORTUNE Is =
sEeARs ANN TOBACCO.

SEgARs VERY cuEAP.-THE ASSIGNEE, AT NO. N
" BrodN ay " sein uu the baen Of the sto very
cheap Sne yer desra e brandso OF Havana domestic an
German Segsis sfill IN hsnd.
The New York herald., 1862-02-14

HEP wASrED-FEMALEs

HELP wANTED-FEMALEs
A IL FAMILIES AND GOOD SERVANTS WILL FIND
~ ,he largest old esased Instiae at the OF 9TH
sy aa IN 49, F r9r iaa, haSs tsa aoa ana a as
ready sey, Iai fros stants wanted
VVANrED-A FIRST RATE COOK, WASHER AND
w homer None others n Ell Apply Al ~ West 18th ST.
VVANTED-A MIDDLE AGED LADY, WILLING TO
essgv b II E oSl w n Fansb as rs1Sn as
address box 4,i64 Post Office.
VVANrED-rEN GIRLS TO WORK IN A TOBACCO
toned to tSs Sind Of work Apply at T Front street be-
tween II and O'Clock.
VVANTED-A PROTESTANT WOMAN, TO COOK,
w wash ami IRON must be fully competent and bring
exeeponabe city reference Apply between and H. Al 81
VVANTEDA COMPETENT GIRL, AS CnAMBERMAIp
at the northeast corner OF 4lst ST. and 9TH av.
NVANrED-A WOMAN. As LAUNDREss AND HOUSE
East Slss ST., between and IL A. NJ.
yNANTED-A GIRL OR MIDDLE AGED WOMAN FOR
Yves, ' Ssh st. ''A's"0'A -'''' -'iN'''
VVANTED-AN ENGLISH OR, GERMAN GIRL TO DO
w the general housework Of a medium sized family.
wages viii Be- paid Apply At ri livingston St Brooklyn
VVANTEp-A YOUNG GIRL, Is OR II YEARS OLD TO
s ea OF I'VE I nv ons '9n pa can p 30 40 81 eoss kss at
2Ss 4th st.
yVANrEp-A GIRL WHO sEws VERY NEATLY AND
w embroider Wiling TO make herself generally
useful and well recommended Apply At l6S West
I'D ST.
INANTED A WET NURSE--A HEALTHY ENGLISH
w or American woman: to nuIss child few days old
None others apply. Caiat No. ST. Timothy's place,
Of Sth aud SD
WANTED-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN, TO LEARN
w profitable business be done at home, and
viii pay SIS $25 per week eas warranted steady
and winter in city. Call and see for yourselves,
No al Broome ST. corner OF Elm ST., second hoor Dr. r.
Love, inventor.
IlTANrED-A WOMAN, TO DO THE COOKING, WASH.
w Ing and ironing of private family Also child's
and seamsress Good city references required Pro-
tes,ants preferred. Apply at SO ST. Marks place.
VVANTEp-A WOMAN, TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
w work; must be good cook and laundress. Apply at
22S 9th st., near ID av.
The New York herald., 1862-02-14
AsTROIOGY.

ASTkOLOGYs
soSs SIpE THAT EVERY ONE
i ON your & ,. as soon ss you s'er She tells ne past pre-
brings the most perious undertaking. n
Bcelebraiea magic charms No. is Allen street. between
Houston and Stanton streets, bakery Charges for
aides and gentleman 50 cents.
A COMMUNICATIONS MORROW SEVENTH
how yo 5 and al You s Ms hG" % sns
y 20 % found Ss NJ & Magic fTy ssas e o e % Hs 5
opersiion-ls Ludlow stect below Houston. Price rs
cents Gentlemen not admitted.
Ry REQUEST OF SOME OF gER NEW YORK
FRANCIS, c salem, Mass has taken S67 Canal
soaaden aii. aciion to s an tSoss WHO
only ''"'
Pams Miss DAVIS, at No. 2!a West Twelfth street.
ne are .0aSsu % On al sss , Of love or sns
70 cents. Gentsntn ~ cents ST.
MADAME RAY, 26o SEVENTH AVENUE, MAR TWEEN,
M street surprises Al who visi, heT The scL
incn, 5Oc.
WHO WOULD NOT 90 WHERE FORTUNE Isi-ao,
M; ~ VI The . sfss Ess's n =. Pro,
suited personally by letter. s affairs of s concern
fs f% ssa
@ S
Sasssr. ' rss" sS p ssSaS
opposite Eighth street
A = SULLIVAN sTREET--MRs. ROEDER GIVES
C true and wonderful information on all affairs through
life and lucky numbers for the lotteries She In tho
only true and panst In this city Remember her resi-
dence, 46 sullivan street.
1GE BOwERY NEAR BRoOME sTREET-MADAME
lOO WIDGER tlslrvoyant and gifted spanish lady,
wells the mysteries OF futnry love- marriage absent friends
shkness prescbes medicines for all dseases tells lucky
numbere, properly lost OF stolen, dc.
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.
The New York herald., 1862-02-14
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

GREAT BOOkS.-RICH PLATES. HIGHLY INTE-
VI resting Wholesale and retail. Incose ten cent
stamp for catalogue aud Address James Dobson,
A. g. Guelph. Canada West.
MRS. HANKINSi PAPER-6 CENTS COPY OR IS
vi year Etiquette. Arts OF Beauty Courtng So
ca Games Original stories and many interesting
Totally unlike papers Publication office 81 Walker
The New York herald., 1862-02-14
BOARDING AND LODGING.

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The New York herald., 1862-02-14
HOTELS.

IBIoN HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE bs5 HtD-
~ street, corner Charles. Rooms from 81 IS
Board and Rooms from 70 80 per week. for sins
''"'' """ :. LAMBERT, Propr, tor
The New York herald., 1862-02-14
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

TBE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC HEALTH, OF THE
st O'Clock r. NJ, In room NO II City Hall.
TEkENGE FARLEY, Committee
ISAAC DAYTON, Public Health.
The New York herald., 1862-02-14
OCULTsTs AND AURIsTs.

nCULisT AND AURTsT.-DEAFNEss AND BLIND.
~ ness the most hopeless cured without rain oe.
ratons also affections. the frequent
ness cured by DR. GRAVES Consultation Free personally
o by letter 6Vg Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-02-14
DANCING ACADEMIES.

A DoDwORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES
n No "a ~ th avenue, cor Twenty sixth 1T New York
No ~ Montague street, BrooSiyu
CLASSES -Iuts stays and Gays Ia Brooklyn.
CLAsSES-We edne s,l9 " AMI Sat irlays IN New YORK
Circular lerns sc, may be had al tthe academy.
The New York herald., 1862-02-14
MATRIMONIAL.


A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, WHO HAS SEEN TWENTY.
N four springs and nearly as many falls wishes
pond With young lady not under II Of age
piano not her only forte who win make the winter his
digonent seem glorious summer She must possess genial
disposton an appecayc Of fun, be free
Nancysm" and write plain hand. Address j. o. NJ Herald
Office.
A LADY, POSSESSING REFINEMENT, EDUCATION
"A social position, wealth and loveable qualities can as
certain, by corresponding with Colebs, station b. g n
teman OF undoubtod respcctabiy and real merit is sin
cereiy seeking wife
MATRIMoNIAL-I WOULD LIKE TO CORRESPOND
lI Win charming little creature about years
OF age, don't care about beauty as much do lively
disposition and loveabe qualities generally;
taste for music and romance; the subscriber In
full of fun (some iu, and knows what Bull Kun
means by experience. Address Bourbon Herald otfcc
CHoULD THIS MEET THE EYE OF ANY yOrNa
~ lacy aesrous OF the heart and hand OF agreeable
looking young gentleman let her address time during
. wses. Lucius r.. station u.
C,HouID ANY LADY. POSSESSING SOCIAL AND no
- ryAnemrut and wealth, overlook tAis unnsual
ode aud nd with c. NJ. ~. New York r0st oLce
viii name for one "cek, she viii afcertti1 IN
fnanonis oe Is siicere ami u worthy consief-
atiJn Oi any lady.
rro WIDOW LADIEs.-fwO EDUCATED YutNg
L geutisutn 81 TO Orgn ae aciuaIHtsnce two M "A
ousinE WIDOW q Z, with view to lmony. dress
~ srcles cbnbdens", enclosing, III possiJe phdo.
cfaph, I'd gar Herald Office
The New York herald., 1862-02-14

"T,HATn CURIOUS BOOK OF CITY woMEN.r-sTN.
gular and interesting sketches Of female character
the city Sold for 80 mailed free G3 cens-half
price Cloth binding, $50 pages, ~ engravings
N. GArNTT, Publisher. 50 Walker street, up stairs.
The New York herald., 1862-02-14

RHEUMATlsM, RHEyMATIsM, RHEuMATIsM
IL CHILBLAINS, CHILBIAINS, CHlLBLAINS.
COLD FEET, COLD FEET, COLD FEET.
For the of
Mettam Co.'S Patent Gslvano Electro Metallic Insoles
OFFICE <29 BROADWAY.
Agent for Philadelphia,
GAVE YOUR MONEY.-A PARKER, 255 WASHING
- ton street. corner Of Murray, New York. sells choice
city sugar cured Hams warranted AZ Sc b best Family
Soap boz ~ and 80 bs Sc pure Starch. box 40 lbs SIC
ITO NURsERyMEN.-PEAR STOCKS VERY HAND
some. first choice TO arrive, from France In the early
part March, In OF 600 and 700 for SALE very
reasonable price by q. RAOux, rs Cedar street. Z
WINES AND LIQUORS.
BOURBON wHIsKEY-FROM THE DANIEL BOONE
ID dsteries Bourbon county, Kentucky, constantly
hand for SALE In barrels for cash by the sole agent
distilleries. &. EDWARD MILES, s3 Maiden lane.
IIUME'S MUsTY ALE, I2s NASSAU STREET AND 2go
III BowersN Notwith sanding the Increased demand for
this pure and delightful beverage the proprietor warrants an
ample supply long army holds Of
Ohio river and Pennsylvania Central Railroad BY which
~ conveyed hither.
1pO FULTON sTREET.--JOHN TAYLOR A son.
Loo Albany Cream Ale, Massey, Collins Co.'s Phlnde.
pha Ale daught all other liquors sersrs Of the best
quality, constantly hand. Hot unt h. II TIL o'clock
Billiards 10 cents a game ON Shsrp's tables.
The New York herald., 1862-02-14
BOARDING AND LODGING.

TWO GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN VERY FINE
Room, furnished, with batl Joining dre,
gas 6c, with Board, house, per
also shed Rom Tor gentleman with Board,
for 81 ms Wet Twenty fourth street. between Seventh
and Eighth avenues.
The New York herald., 1862-02-14

1SH PRINCE sTREET-sT CLAIR HOUSE.-ELE-
lCO ganty furnished Rooms with Bedrooms attached,
with all for housekeeping complete lnclud-
Ing and Groom let 70 respectable families or
single gentcuen.
The New York herald., 1862-02-14
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs.

A YOUNG MAN, THOROUGHLY ACQUAINTED WITT
~ the fancy dry goods ibusness in all its details wishes
situation 5 salesman manager buyer No objection
leaving the city Moderate salary expected present Bes
of references given. Address, for two days, Experience
Herald office
The New York herald., 1862-02-14

A NUMBER OF PLEASANT SINGLE ROOMS 70 LET
n win Board, suitable for c-nilener, - West Four
t-enih street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
The New York herald., 1862-02-14

VATANTED--A GOOD ROOM, WITH BOARD OR WITH
w out locality terms crate; location
good and in respectable neigh horhood Address l52
Hpr,itd tdnlro
The New York herald., 1862-02-14

90 GREENE STREET ABOVE SPRINti--ALSTON
| JO Housc-Eeganty urni he'd suits OF Roomss gas,
and for housekeeping economical
ly particularly suitable for small respectable families
| Go gentlemen. Rent low 10 permanent tenants.
The New York herald., 1862-02-14

CONFIDENTIAL LETTER WRITER COPYIST. &C
~ Mrs. EMEIINE MORRIS would respectfully inform
her customers and friends that she will remove her oce
after Tuesday February 49, to AZ Great Jones
street Till then all will be received at
rooms 80 and 40 Whitney House. Broadway, entrance
Twelfth street, N Y.
The New York herald., 1862-02-14

yVANTED-By A YOUNG MAN AGED IA. A SITUA.
w lion shipping clerk, situation a whole
house. Wages object Address II. C. o., Herald oaoe.
The New York herald., 1862-02-14

ON ELM STREET, NEAR SPRING.-FURNIsHED
A1U apartments for imnsliate occupancy The lowest
housekeeping Best bedding furniture with range,
cooking utensils and linen complete; gas and Croton
The national Republican., 1862-02-19
GREAT OENTnAL ROUTE
" F0R THE WEST, Wa
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD ssd NEW FORK
CENTRAL RALLR0AD.

On ASD A1fsl DscsnsER ., 1901,
Expres Trains leave New York city depots Of
Hudson River Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, ~
M Ss-se''' street z,en :en ;s.''' station
li.oo sp.m. li.so .. m, $50 p N.
oafs, 1915 p. m.
On susDAls, the following trains will b. run 10
and from Soth street: The io.!o p m sleepins. oar
fSs1 o1 g. s.d dAMs.,S ~ and m T s1a rs sso m
.sal laillos1 for gohssestsdy, Roehsssss, utios,
own Rsiife1, susto, syr.Ss.s, mi EassSs ar Tsiis, Ms
sns sSs s.1s SS "a
"a IAke Shore, BufSlo and Lake Huroi and Great
Western RailrcaA, e! Hamilton, Toronts, Detroit,
Chicasc, Toledo, Milw:slts, Fond Du Lac, Il
Dubuque, Peoria, Rock Island, Mnsostins, ,iowaCity,
Cairo fsrrs A.ss iaaisnspoS, LouisVilis % t. GSsin %
sed, Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland, and sfl points
N6RTHERN ROUTE.
Boston, and ksns and ssrascss Rbsds for SIistcSS,
whitehall, Rutland, Burlington, g. .Albans, Rouse
FONT, Platobsrsh, osdsnsbursh, Montreal, Ao.,
~ Freight Arrangements By this route q sbov.,
without change Of Ckrs, from the Depots In Cham
- made By other RTifosd Compsaiss' The iacili
ties Of this great New York Route to the West, ,oom
mend II to the confidence Of merchants and shipper
for promptnees and dispatch.
r. fs'ssnssr Irsins. .. wt6 s%oiins % and Sleeping
For particular o. TO local train ,snd freight sr.
rsnssmen, inquire at the depot. g Ws!rsn Strsst.
dsol1 gupeyiatsndsot.
The national Republican., 1862-02-19

L MUNN / CO., propristors Of the 6oienti1s
American, and agents for procuring American and
FAT ID N II -,
Wsth Sixteen Years Experience in TIE Business.
Refer TO Hon. Judge Mason, Hon. Joseph Holt,
Hen. W. D. Bishop, -Conmissioners Of Pstsnts,
and to more than dfteen thousand inventors who
have had business done through Mum b Co.'S Pat
ent Agency.
Pamphlet Of advice sent free BY mail
mall
No charge for consultation, orally or BY mali.
Preliminary Examination In United Btatos Patsn'
Once, -
Ofices, No q Park Row, New York; Washington
corner Of and Seventh streets, opposite the Pstsn'
O00e. mar ll-6utf
The national Republican., 1862-02-19

Gas FlXTUREs.-We have A. stors, snd
" are daily reoelvinS, GAS fI1TUhIS OF & sn.
n style to anything heretofore offered In this market
We Invite oitsens generally TO call and examine our
stock Of Gas and Water fixtures, feeling oonhdsut
that We have the best selected stock In Wilmington
All WORK In the above line intrusted TO our care
MYERS MoGHAN,
mAr2o-on No $40 d street
The national Republican., 1862-02-19
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILRoAD

Passenger Trains leave usa Pavonia Ferry-
and LenS Dock, from foot Of Chambers stree,
Att A. n, EXPRESS, for Dunkirk, and Buffalo.
and principal intermediate Stations
Ats A. n, MAIL, for Dunkirk, and intermediate
Stations. This Train remains over night Of Elmirs,
and proceeds the next morning
Ats H., MILK, daily, for Ottsvills, and intel.
mediate Stations.
AT ia N ACCOMMODATION, daily, for Port
Jervis, and principal Stations;
Al p, n: WAY, for Middletown, Newburgh
and intermediate Stations
,At6P NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, for Dun.
Trs Buffalo C.nandaisua, and prinoiesl Stations,
items, and runs only TO Elmirs
Al p. NJ, ACCOMNODATION, for Horuss.
vtlle, and principal Stations.
CHAs. MINOT Genl supr
NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiver suFIs
The national Republican., 1862-02-19
DENTISTRY.
M' mSMrs. M. d..

N. sLOOM1Ss M. De-
N u, sstsnds psfsoaally q hn olAss in this city
8Any peeDonS 60 weaR th0os teseh Who cannot
wssf othe, and 10 persoa can war others who can.
not wear thoee. -'..
rsssoas eallins q ~ olAes saa b. seseanodatsd
WITH any style and prfoe Of Teeth thsy nay desire
- peo4nos, As xlnerAl P1ats will b more fully
"ssssSs !. ~. s,v-no -. ,.,,.,,,.,,. .,.,,.
bstWssa Minth and Tenth slFssts. Also, ~ Arch
strSst, PhiladslphiA, II nislS-ly
IN. LOCKWOOD sensaiasS NAs pras.
~ tioe Of Dsntistxy, h The Washingtoa Building,
eotA1 fsnnsylyania avenue aAd 0Svsnth stfsst.
HGvt4g psactesd in the 0olth nearly axtsen yeass,
hs tssb ss.!sd that hs oan give satiaAssoa 70 any
thst nay eall.
Teeth inseftsd On vuroAmf., Russss, o. Co.'s
su9 Id
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pAssErGER TRAIFs.

20 ~ - ~ ~ - ~ II TN S2 Z" -
rs.:: sss .. a: nsEDAr S...s .ss:. ia I'm n
nofS Win run . follow:
So Da1y ruiss a,ysw a, and depart FROM waahavgn
dddy during 0e wsek and i,co on Sunday
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YoRK-
Iisc; ros s1sfS0sst.,1: w.:snssI sns and
z sSs 2Ss1fSHlsnRS q 81 and .p.m.
ROE HARRIsBuRd and q lie NORTH and
WEST-Leavs Washington at .. m, and 4 or
TOR PREDERICK-Atr4o q. m, and p. m.
TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
Alss II uHss isys NJ FS:sspSs sI l:o n p
io:ss nj ros % ss1. .
sss.isss ). ssiasor, Nj: !: ss morning 90 oSnnso @
New ~ YORK % III Train leave Washington ..,, /. m.
= nrsys Il ra e RSmpSss yna. nj Philadspha ss7
fSnsasipsis Tain leaves a Washington .. 8 p m,
rmecShing e Baltimore at $50 p. m, and Philsdslphis
Afslnooa Accommodation leave Washington 400
= baltimore. This b the Afternoon connection for
isTs MfsssnlaEsIl fsl.asipai. e. Ar n
New % aors q n, H@arrisSurg @ ! .. =:
IN sundays leave washington at 500 and 500 p
The 800 2. m. train from Washington connects
tnrouen 70 new h0fk every day during tbs week.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Leave New York at .. m; Philadelphia II % q.
m; Baltimore 400 p. m. Arrive st Wsshington 90
Leave New York :. p. m; Philadelphia losop.
n; Baltimore 20 m. Arrive at wsshinston o3o
Lave New York At II r. m. Philadslphis $50 ..
a; Baltimore 7.ss .. n Arrive ct Mashlnston
Local Aeeommodatios Trains leave Baltimore At
90: n. and lisp. m. for Warrington arrive there
n, m. a n.
On Sunday ss IL an and 7.ss q. m. only from Balu.
more No Annapolis or Frederick connections on
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at Ios. m
2 m make direct connections for Annapolis ct the
Junction. The 40 a. m and the D. m. connect at
Relay for Frederick, Hsgerstown, 40 So, except
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and WASH
lnGton at $50 .. N. and $40 p. m.
Passenger Trains leaving Warrington at 500 D. m
IL .. m and p. m, and Baltimore at 40 and T3e
.. m, will Knp only Al Annapol1 Jmnctton.
Way Passenger must take the Accommodation 7ralni
Trains will leave Washington and Baltimore
7sb .. m, and p. 10. trains will wait 20 minutes II
the East.
FOR SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
special car, with IN attendant. with beds, will
leave Washinaton twice week for Philadelphia d..
rect, at II a. m for the accommodation Of sick and
wounded soldiers.
. W. r. SMITH,
ieoS Master Of Transportation, Bait.
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Z Hio THOEf6ON viii epen our nav q
seylee Of Fall and Winter Millinery On Thur. *
day, IL olst Inst.
lio generally invited, and an sxamination ssiiot.
ed at our Fancy snd Millinery Store, No SO Penn.
sylvania hvsaas, bstMeen Ninth and Teeth stfsets-
oot % HUTCHINSON MUNRO.
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CLOTHING, 90.

GUNNER CLOTHlE0,
We ofr our rss ssscftmspt Of thin gum. ~
msr Clothing o. isduesd pr3es, Or stcok
msn's, Youths', and BoyS wSnnS Appsrsl,l
Of ths not desirabls and fashi6nabis Kyls
Also, ehirb and Farnishilg 9ocds h great variety.
WALL, 6TEPHEN6 b CO.,
eS2 Pennsylvania avenue,
iulyl0 between Ninth and Tenth st.