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The national Republican., 1862-03-29
RnfAn POy.

There is a very bad case Of small pox in the
Seventh Ward, In an alley between and F,
and Ninth and Tenth streets. A ooored family
Ia living there, rs filthy Is dogs, and this terri
bic disease will rage fatally unless looked after.
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
Feet,

Beauty Of carriags d mainly dependant on the
judsious preservation Of The feet and In vain you
port Of your whole frame be in disoi dered condi
tion Personal comfort will be loet without care;
besides which, "a maladies advance, all locomotion
is prevented, and hence much OF not only corporeal
but mental suffering springs up. s
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
wh,t.bur,s. No, 4ss Penn, Avenue.

whitehurst, no. 434 Fsnn. Avenue,
Is selling original carries de visits photographs
Of Generals Scott, Mcclellan Wool, Banks, Fro;
Mcclellan is the latest published, and is con.
sidered the best in existence. See our photo.
grahs in oil and water colors. Also portraits Of
distinguished men. Attention OF military men
10 called W our ulllsngth lsttertypes, for send.
ing by mail. deo Is
The national Republican., 1862-03-29

81 We are pleased to call the attention
of QUE ci zens aud tol iers TO he Mcclellan Art Gal ery
sac Seventh street, four door sbve D.. There s no
other place In this city VIII rc so beautiful Photo.
graphs and Ambrotypes art taksn, and where 90
much polltsness Is shown to customers.
The national Republican., 1862-03-29

srThs Mcclellan Photogr aph and Am.
brotype Gallery, $40 Seventh street, four doors
above d, has he ONE . Washington Institution for
the mo { pleasing Cartes de visite. Il will be your
loss by not patronizng such perfect establishment
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
MARRIED.,

In New York oity, March 2lst, by R.v. Mr..
Adams, WILLIAM L. WoOD, Esq, OF Washington,
to Miss KATE N. SYKES. of Auburn, Maine.
The national Republican., 1862-03-29

SD- -Photog . phs and A m ~ ot pes OF All
sizes are iSkel on q new plsn only known to the
pr pretor ofthe Mcclellan Art Gallery $40 Seventh
street, four doors above D.
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
Corns, Bunions,

Corns, Bunions,
Caloeities, Bad Malls, Enlarged JOINTS and all dis
eases OF the human Feet cured without pain or losa
of blood, by
DR. WHITE, SURGEON CHIRoPoDIsT,
4a6 Pennsylvsnia Avenue, between AZ and 9th sta.
Room No. 7, sec nd floor.
Once hours from IL m. TOT Up, m
GeLteel and separate apartment ios Ladies'
Ladies and O. ntlemen attended at their residences
mar 81 when desired
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
LOCAL NEWS.
se Advertisers.

Eesriy 10 thousand copies Of The Repsb
,ioaa are oiroulstsd among the hoatns popuia'
ton every day, ,besides thelarge numbsr ssrvsd
70 regular subscribers. Advertisers WIN take
note accordingly. It"Ii 800
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
Coal OH Coal Oiii

still continue TO supply the trade with the bes,
quality of Coal Oil ut SO cents per gallon by the
barrel, 3. W. OLAUGhLlN,
mar 2I-cts Cor N. j. avenue anu T. st.
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
PATENT OFFICE bUsINEss.
Soldiers Pensions & Bounties.
SOJMES S ALEXANDER.

The uudsrs'gned have entered into 60; partner
ship, ~ ATlVRNIES and SOLICITORS, for the
procuring OF PATENTS, and ali other kinds Of
busness, at the Patent Office
Especial attentios will be given TO jected appli.
cations, to extsLsons and opposition TO extensions,
and to taking and preparing evidence and argu.
ments In interference cases.
The uudersgned will also attend to obtaining
PENSIONS and BoUNTIES for Soldiers serving
during the present and previous wars, and ~ the
prosecution generally Of all similar classes Of bust
ness with the Government
Once corner OF Seventh and r streets, opposite
the Patent once. DANIEL Il. SOMkS,
q. NJ. ALEXANDER.
wAsHIsGroS, March 10, 1869. mar l2-dSwtf
C1A REWARD will be given to any person who
l6U will give information TO any Jusiic, of the
Pescs myief who the villains that tore down
my sign, upset my show and broke It, and stole
away The American nag from 40 Pa. avenue, last
Tuesday night
Heretofore, have depended upon the night police
for protection Of my property. bat this being the
third time my signs and hags have been torn down
and cut to pieces, 1t )en and carried away, ana on
the most public thoroughfare In Wa hingtou, l. am
compelled to offer liberal reward for any Injury
done to me, for showing cut The sentmerts Of pat
riots upon my Signs. Ten dollars additional will be
given tor the conviction Of The robbers aud thieves
SAMUEL s. WOOD,
p mar ~ -ar .t' $50 Pa. avenue
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I IsT OF LETTERS RBMAINrNd IN THE
IL POsT OFFICE at washington City, d. c.,

y, FkrpAr, MAlcu %, 1869.
~. pereoas calling for letis!s In the following
Ilss will pisass say iey are advertised, oth,rwse
they may not receive them. '-#a.4..I
Published n aeeordasoe with the aet Of Congress
Nqufipg the List Of Letters to be publised IN the
nsWnpaper having the LAnoHsr CALCULATION within
/ ths immsdiate delivery Of The Post OfRce.l A.
The national Republican., 1862-03-29

McMahou, CIV .
" X ,pzia 1t GL
AicCus, Geo W
VI G'ew, Gto U
" trtin Capt Geo
NIe,iil, Geo A
Marsttn, Geo
Millspsw, Henry
Aiulligan, Hugh
Mix, Henry E
Mighe's, iiy r.
Mauk. II
VI urray, Hon II
NJ ilonr james
Mcdowell, Jno
NfcGowGn, J o
Murphy, } ID
Morrison, , Judge
MEG vire , JpO
Mason, Maj 10
Murphy, 'ul J
Ma;tucl las y
Montague. Jas
Mahan, Jno
Martin, J J..
Mcpi'lr, Jos l.
ha'doLk-, J u
Mar,in, J We Icy
VI luss. Imam, j -
Mugen , Jno
Murphy, Jane.
Miller, n cssTSCo
Mccullough, I
Mills, Thos ia
Medill, 7 W
Miller, Tho-
Mari, Thos L
'Maley, 'l'hos II
Miller, WIN
Nc Mulliu wmw
Mcclure WIN
Merrill, 1t W T.
Morgan, Col WI
Marks, VIM W
Mediu III. WIN II
Moore VIM
ddletoo, W II
Merritt. VIM +
Nor Is, Cap W II
Mcclure, VIM
NJ issbrooks W
Mackinio,h, " IN
Moore,wm As
McGre W, WIN
Ncbee, VIM
Morrison VIM
Moason, Ser5lW
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Nc crhcrson, VIM
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Moore, VIM Il
AIirshall, ,CLpWS
Ma!tland, WIN j
Mocss Clip Wm
B.
Morgan, Col VIM
J-2
Moultou, VIM u
nellie on, W 4
AlcLine, Vim
Mason; VIM
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
Attempt to Kan Our Local Reporter.

Yesterday afternoon, about one O'Clock, as
our local reporter was In Justice Giberson's
office, engaged in conversation with Judge Pur-
cell, of the orr hams court, the notorious NEGRO
catcher" Kcose, entered the office and inter.
rupted their conversation, and In an indirect
way began 10 abuse our reporter, who, some
" eks ago, 1t will be remembered, exposed an
attempt on the part Of Reese to kidnap free
negro woman In the employ Of DR.. Mcconnell,
dentist. Pcnnsy ylvania avenue. The negro catch
er evidently felt sore over tho exposure Of his
villainy, and several times since the publica.
tion of the evidence, has made threats against
him for publishing tho evidence In the case.
Yesterday, thinking doubtless that u good op-
portunity offered to revenge himself, he COM
iuenced II TRADE Of abuse against all Of the wit.
nesse4 in tho case, and particularly against our
reporter, chsraoterizing the report Of the case
rs n Tissue OF ftsehoods from beginning to end,
and threatening, " he again made use Of his
name in the columns OF this paper, to take the
law into his own hands, and TO club him."
As is the custom Of all cutthroats and towards,
aftor exhausting the vocabulary of invective
and personal abuse, the negro catcher drew
his revolver and attempted to shoot him, which
object, but for the timely interposition Of Judge
Purcell, our reporter believes he would have
contaminated, as he was totally unarmed and
unprepared to meet an attack made with
"shootivg irons" Tho rufiiau was particular.
ly abusive Of the "Black Republicans and
this pApor,
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Sleap, Geo "
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Sullivan, Geo W
Smart, Gus A
S.oufer Geo T.
Smith, Geo 4
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Stevens II A
Snow. Howard A
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Ssdgwick Hon
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Sui Ter, Jno
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Seville, Jno ID
Smith, Capt $ X
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stacy, So
Stsmbaugh, Col
Smith, Sam =
r'-mith sam l.
Shillsbarger. ;
Sampson, Sid A
smitn, Tnos II
Seaoury, u
sinclair, rhos
Sternberg, ]
cltt, Tho,
s .lfridge, Capt 4
stoeklridge, 1t V
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Smith, w II H.
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steorns, W III
Sherwood VIM
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Simpson W e
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Slc der on, W IN
sndy, W W
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shower, w Is
.Smoot, W ;
Thorn, Jos :
lhrafl, Jasan
Townsend l. +
Tagg, Michael
Tarpy, Marii,
Tappine, Mager
Trask, B., Manly G
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Tracy, Patrick
Thomas, Hon RP
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Turner, \ \
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Williams llOuJi
Woodruff, CaptJ
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Watson, james
W-icliell Hon J
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Wur.oy j 40
Winter 1t J
Wynn IL, CapJ II
witherb e, J Il
Wister, Jno
Whitfcrd, Jas
Wise Jacob
Wolf, Jonathan
West, s Edwin
Wood Jas
Ward, Isaac 4
White, zap JdS
Wight, j W
Ward, Jas
W hite, Capt Jas
West , Jno
W tai, l.
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Welsh, Lew
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Wells, N G
Willovsr. NJ '
Wright NJ Edwin
Wright, VIM
WADE, VIM
whitiacke, W II
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Watson. W NJ
Wpy, VIM Il
warkSMr
White, W ID
Wagner, VIM
Way, w Is
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Young, Capt ! q
Young, LtW II
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$ Transportation
/ the Eighth l;tgi
ling Officer, Fort
t"gulsr Infantry
Washington aId
gent Eclipse Line
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! Commerce /; PRO
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Amusements.

' @ % Amusements. "-' ''tH
FoRp's ArHnsEun.--Last night the great cast
of" Luoretia Borgia, was performed 1T ths
highly interesting plsce Of entertainment. Miss
Lucille Western has wtn all hearts during her
tiof Of tho public, she had an Overlooking
house at her beneft last night. Tonight she
makes her appearance In the popular piece Of
Camille" fhisis her last appearance, and
those who have not enjoyed the pleasure Of
Nr. Ford spares no opportunity or expense
in his efforts to supply the richest Of intellectu-
nj treats. lie has made an engagement with
the world-renowned Edwin Forrest, who will
make his frst appearance next Monday night.
sAsronp's orEsA Trours.--Tonisht is the
last night Of Sanford In this city, and we are
sure no will have crowded house. We speak
the honest convictions Of every one who visits
this popular place OF amusement, when we say
II Ia one OF the best Of the kind In the country.
A rich feast Ia in store for those who witness
the farewell appearance Of this troupe.
KrSxKL's NruurrYo ALE OrERA TRoupE-The
famous and popular George kunkel will make
his grand opening, with his excellent troupe.
noxt Monday night. II Is almost work OF
supererogation TO explain to The Washington
public, or indeed, the people Of anv other city,
what kind of an entertainment Kunkel will
present. He comes for a short engagement
with grand combination company, Of the
cream of the profession, who have performed
at Kunkels Opera Hpuse, and the Baltimore
Academy of Music, ior more than two hundred
consecutive nights. change of programme
each night. .I
Mas. KEMRLE's REApIS0s.-See advertisement
ofMrs. Kembls's readings this evening, at Will
lard Hall. II any attraction 10 needed, In ad-
dition TO the deserved celebrity of Mrs. KEN
Bile, II is found in the appropriation Of the pro-
oeeds Of the tickets for the relief of our brave
soldiers who are sick and wounded.
LADIES' FAIR.-Crowds of delighted visitors
may be found ut Parker's Hall nightly. Pretty
fancy articles, An elegant supper, enchanting
music, and n gay bevy Of charming young la
,;,s dies all go to make qP the combination Of at.
CASTERErRY.- night, Barry j. Carter, the
young Irish Ambassador. makes his debut at
this popular and .excellenily conducted es'ab.
lishmsnt. Several new features are offered,
including the finest efforts Of Misses Fowler,
Mortimer, and the numerous beautiful ladies
aptly named the Court OF Beauty.
This afternoon, II magnificent day perform
anCe is given for the convenience OF ladies and
children, whom numerous elegant presents are
tnhe bestowed, among which will be splendid
Wheeler Wilson sewing machine.
The national Republican., 1862-03-29

burnett, A q
Barrett, Albert
sean, A j
Booth, A X
lIaker, Allen NJ
Bruce, Anderson
Bowen, Alb.rtJ
Briggs, A y
Brooks, A j
BOwker, Capt A
Bouton A q
liond, Alex j
Beckwih, Capt
a WI
Bronson, ID X
Barringer, Den {
BAKER, Danl $
Bussl sler, Danl +
Barnitz, David G
Bareus, Eben
Burnham, Il ID
Brooke, u d
Brooke, y IA
Brown, Edwin 1
blanchard L Il
Bragg, Edwin A
Balimer, L
Bsale , Edwd
Burgee , Eiwd 7
ia rlss, Edwd
Bacon , Edwd i
Bac IN, T. 4
l,eckwiili, Capt
Bi1dle + X
Byerly, i
barton, Capt F.
Bender, =
Brlnley, Hon +
Babcork + NJ
Bind, + W
Briggs, Geo T.
Bsicker, Jno
Baker, James
Burnett, Mast j
Barrett, JnmtsW
Bytenctt, J ia
Dos wijk, Jno X
Barnes, James
! Brown, Hon j "
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Eger,, Mrs c D Edngton, Mis- Eastman, N

Hickey, y G
Nam In, Lavlnia
Harrison, II II
Hutchinson II
Hill, II G
Hughes, s II
HURT. Sarah
Hart, DIM
Hunt, Elizabeth
Hailes, Clary
hunt, Fannie
Jameson, G D
,Jones, Mrs l. Z
Jones, Mis- y VIII
Keefe, Antie
III kooch Josephine
kinney, Maria l.
ket Ter, Anna
lie lch, Lamar A
Lee, Eliza
LAX, &, HELEN
Lyncl Mrs z eter
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W elch, 6so II
q % S
Wslker.G o X
W hitcuhh n Co
W ndle, Harry
W b t., DIR II u
W hcoX, II Il W
Woods, II U-2
Winsor lly-2
W Wh'te,i ~.
Wright, Jola
Webster. J
Hon .
WhiIsed 1t j
W .bster, Jas
Weaver, j Jllu
Watts IN, j IS
Wil,on, .iaa &
Wiliims j ,ck
Weller, Jno
Worll,ingtol, j
Wynne , Jonas
Wineoe rgcr, Jnt
Woo ininy, j )
Wheeler j ia
Wood, Samuel
Wiltllck. \ Il
Wa.rouse, \
W Crpt S
" illiams, y X
Watt SAMUEL +
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1'hoJ
Wier, 'l'hos
Waiter, 'lhcs
Ward, rhos w
.inn, Timothy
willianls, Mr.
w. yter. VIM 4
wm Il
webb, w III
Ward, VIM
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LApfEs' LIST.

Able, Amy Andrew, Mis- Il Am. dioe, Mad A
Allen, Mn A Allen, Mary C-sAdams, Mrs Jno
| A. drews Mrs Col Atwood Miss NMAndersou, II >
| MA aeon Allen, Auna ... .H.
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I Thompson, q 4
I Thomas, II l.
Thompson, lily
' yler, Henry ID
Thomas, u II
Tobias, ! q
Turner, Jno
Taylor, Jno Il
! honas, Judge
rnomai, rapt j
'raylo-, j 7
Titlow, .Iuo /!
Tate. J CO
iaber, Jo. \ e
Tomsun, JsC
Tambolin, Capt
,J.o W
l'homas, Jolinsor
In m4on, Jos A.
7 Zimmerman. in,
Thorntol los
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Thrafl, Jasan
Townsend , l. i
Tagg, Michael
Tarpy, Marii,
Tappine, Mager
Trask , Manly G
Treda, Phiie,us
Tracy, Patrick
Thomas, Hon RP
lwredy, RobE u
Turner, \ \
Tunnonds, S u
'lerwilliger 'rhos
Thorn on 1h0s
1iubp. + u
Twonbley, T W
Terry Trial,
.rreviit, Dr Va
Trsscott, VIM
lille ston. VIM NJ
Taylor, VIM J
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Will ,m,, sophiaWe ebster, Ellen WILDER, Mrs A
" ood, A d Williams, Julia Willism', Miss q
Webster, Mrs CPWalker, Care II White, Mary
Warren, N E.2 Widup, NE White, Mrs Ii
Warren Mary + Wallace, Mrs W White, Mrs Aug
Willism, ST II Wall, Jennie l.
wilkins, Carrie Whitton, Mary West, Mrs Clara
Walter, Ellen Whittlessev, N Wade, sarah
w Watson, FL Woolsey, n ID Walsh, Aan N
Warren, 3 Jane Wilson, Ellen Ward, Margaret
Winters, Mrs J Walker, Anna DWright, Cy nihin
wilkins, Mrs id Walker, Anna MWail EizsbeihS
Williams, Mary A
The New York herald., 1862-02-15
uousExEEPERs. LOOK KKRE
u,ur RIIJ. POSTERS DREAM.

THE BILL POSTERS DREAM.
Lines suggested seeing that humorous picture enutco
THE Bill Posters Dream" satire for the times
The bill poster sep, on hls long weary round,
He came with his usual warm heart and bright face
To post here his bill, but foand-"nairy place"
BY a principle lately discovered in France,
In which where you upward and steadily glance
Upon fixed point. you grow sleepy, II seems,
Our friend, the bill poster, wandered In dresmG
NY eyesl what q mux of bills red, blue and yella,
'Noueh TO confmge saint or any other leila
What's that? What scuryy bill poster could daro
To put up the hppppotamus for mayorf
I'npatronize Charlotte next Monday night
ah Brandreths pills, and then through by daylight
a M tasy onnd ai for old nDys Dixie Of pss soa
HunphI I'm invited 20 Mr.. Henry Ward Brecher,
Good Lord! dance tight rope now aint he schreecher
What is it I seer Philosopher Greeley,
At times when such ''monstersn talk ather too freely,
VIII preach a lay sermon on sovereignty squat,
Reward offered here i.s an iii wind that blows
No good to nobody wherever 1t goes.
Hurrah for the pace
Fail back and give space,
For the fat woman runs
Ethan Allen u r,c'.
Lord! wont peop stare
To see Henrv Ward there.
The American Bible Soce meets
Pretty waiter girls nightly 10 champagne and hock
And open the pail at sharp seven o'clock.
cheap thing for only ten cents emission
From euch person ocket, with fun in addition.
AT Nixons bold circus see u great hit
Doors open at eisht-Dodworths HalI-Cora Hatch.
Seven Sons nightly chats curious catoh)
Tries Bininger's cordial :in for variety.
The Seventh use Bachelor hair dye--what fort
Because they enlisted 10 die in the war.
hundred dollars bounty-whew! that's sight
And all for a Jewess, for only one night
At the Academy Of Music where very soon
viii be opened free lunch and oyster saloon.
Lucy Stone for our Mayor, o other mAn-
TSe B HIPS Pssr awSi ATsy T%as ssS dawn Of day
Collected his bundle and then-wslked sway
ncSes beautiay engraved and eoloSsd IS cents '''''
ROSS TOUSEY, l2i Nassau street.
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ITO CONSERVATIVES.

TINO CUNSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser having been restored ID health in few
weeks by very simple remedy alter having suffered several
with lung affection and that dread disease
consumption is xots to make kno to his feog
the means To who desire 1t he win send
copy of the prescription tree OF charged with the
rectol for prep ring and using the which they win find
a Contumpon Asthma. Broachitis, The
only object Of the advertiser sending the Prescription
benefit the afflicted spread information. which he
conceives be invaluable and be hopes every will
try his m.dy IL will them nothing and prove
blessing Parties wishing Prescription please
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg.
Kings county. N. Y.
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OCULIsTs AND AunIsrs.

nCUIfsT AVID ArRfsr-DEAFrEss AND BLIND
~ the most hopeless without Tanf mi one.
ratons also aHecons the frequent n deaf
ness cured ty DR. GRAVES Consultation ee personally
o. bv letter fe Broadway
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Young Mons Asscatirn 0f nr Fourteen street Pr
lNt ran Chur h ~ Scond avenue VIII be delivered
eS sunday eycuDs har pnst - cn O'Clock BY The Rev.
X. Foster. Young men cordially Invited
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

vYoURBox wHIsKEY-FROM THE DANIEL BOONE
ID ri~eries Bourbon county, Kentucky, constantly -
hand for barrels for the SOLE Aernt aid
distinrres. o. EDWARD MILES, ~ Maiden lane.
VxruIsgEYs.-yTNE OLD SCOTCH wHTsKEf A. rrR
w enlon and nfy per choice oid D~ns>>-,
aud n Whsksys tom 81 ~ ~ yer gallon old Jsnss.s
Run 10 - pauu az Sn Eishth avsuns, nvrs
east corner Twenty sSth sre.l
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OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT TREASURER OF THE
~ United States, New York, Feb ., lsi2-The under
authorized by the Secrery OF the Treasury
ceve deposit United States Temporary loan,
Interest ut the " per per will
be with principal In like de-
mand, after ten days notice. JOHN j. CISCO.
Assistant Treasurer Untea s. .ates.
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FINANCIAL.

A RMY AND NAVY PAY COLLECTED-CLAIMs UP.
"A on every department. Of she government promptly ad
justed and cashed.
JOHN B. MURRAY, Army and Navy Banker
No. ~ Nassau street. N Y, opposite the Post ONCE
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lIISC1LkAUUOUu.

DR yELPEAU's cANKERIyE.
IL DR. VELPEAu's CANkxRKE ourus u1D6hm1A
DR. VELPEAUS CANkEkINE ssres Ieo0nG1a
DIR. vELPEAus cANkERiNE cures surss
DIR. vELPEAUiS CAkkEkINE curve 1ess MpVsee
pr. yELPEAUs oAlKERiNE cures bsss1n Assssss.
DIR. vELPEAUiS CANkERINE currs krcsh Cuts
DIR. vELPEAU'S CANkERISE cures tov Lpa
DIR. vELPEAU'S CANkERINE cures Old o1eoa
DIR. yELPEAU'S CANKERlNE cures CAtaxyaA
DIR. vELPEAU's CANkEKINE cures Sore oyns
Also for Children Teethny 1, will renoys e eS9 -
one hours time Il win also cure sokk Tnnonf - -
or TWO applications II Is entirely free frcn ~ p~oo~~e
substances and perfectiy safe 70 use upon an
For sale BY all druggists aud wholesale ~ So> kA0 W.
No. II Barclay street, New York.
Sold IN Brooklyn by J. W. Hayes O. =. MilDes u ~ -
we'll T. Scott X. Forester and r. H. Thayer
ii SAVE YOUR MONEY.
Murray street, N. ", you caa buy
Choice City Smoked Hams. warranted, at 7c.
Best City SUGAR Cured Shoulders, 7c.
Best Family Soap box 20 and u los shsi Snss H., g
Pure Starch, box 40 lbs. 5fc.; single ID. =.
Pure Leaf Lard package, e3lc.; single 10: NJ
Burned and Ground Coffee Zee; whole, 2sc.
Flour best and warranted, bags, 95e. bbs % to a.
Butter Cheese, Poultry Fish, &C., at equally Low gsss
Alsoat w. fhisnr
The New York herald., 1862-02-15

A MERICAN GOLD AND SILVER COIN BOUGHT AT
"A premium by JOHN HOoPE, 27l Broadway, corner
EhItnI nIaro ocArn
The New York herald., 1862-02-15

TOHN soEECR NO 33) rOwEay OVERS FOR
sae On italian ioni su 10 mon,hr sa oanas "a
weight lava cDr, aud anfst ~ me tntu rni' al
kiuus birds Cages, nne ffsea and Small tAe Vses
aud tan rsrrers Medicines for Dos Adsics Eraus
The New York herald., 1862-02-15

N IEUrENANCY wANTED-BY A THOROUGHLY
1onths VIII pay well for commission. Address Leue-
nant, station A, Spring street
DESIGNED OFFICERS FROM THE REGIMENTS OF
HI any state In the Union their pay immed
etcly ON forwarding their papers 10 JOHN B MURRAY
Army and Navy Banker, - Nassau street, New York
THE LARGEST GOLD EMBRorDERING MAyUrAc-
TRY Tor army and navy in the whole city-Real double
- s0s pair, BY DE- WELDEN 50 Division street. second
6oor.
vUAR.-wE WANT THE ADDRESS OF EVERY SOL
w der In the Union We wish 10 every sol
something that will Increase his comfort Also tie ad-
W. H. CATELY 4 CO. Io2 Nassau street
BILLIARDS.
Lien, DICK HARRY AND THE DOCTOR WILL BE
"A Harry smiths de tonight where
We can play for ten cents game on hne tables JIMMY
A LARGE STOCK or NEW AND SECOND HAND
IA Billiard Tables, with Phcans Combination Cushions,
for sale NJ prices 10 suit the times.
PHELAN coLLENDER, 63 70 90 Crosby st., N.Y
w H. GRIFFITH OFFERS FOR SALE LARGE
w rock OF and hand Tables made OF well
seasoned materials and II the very best quality with his
new improved combination cushions which,
o. angles ana dursoy, be exceed in the world by
please cs and examine Tor themselves send er orders
~ mail 70 W H. 0klFFITu the only practical Billiard Ia
be maker Ia the United stae Iis Fulton street. New
York.
The New York herald., 1862-02-15

LcoR sALE-sfx NEWFOUNDLAND PUPs. oY THE
gurest ore-e, i've weeks old will BE- sold ehesp ~ -
aud - apiecc Also the nOhsr months od 40 sn
.elcnt watch dog. Apply 20 JOHN SUTHERLAND, ass
Washington street. IN the siorr.
The New York herald., 1862-02-15

CIIrIzENs' GAS STOCK BRooKLYN) wANTED-NO
~ brokerasci paid. State hon many shares and lowest
price. THOMAS +. ADZE. Post ofDre.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-24

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