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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22

CTPRENE COURT. j. HUM
and othars - fuiguz executor, &c., .g GEORGE .
STiTI aid ihegNo clE pursuance CT the Judgment Oh
Tho stove-ent I'd Court made ia the e5oveerGed action
en- the 10th day II March 1882 the Referee appointed IL
and by said nent fr tie purpcse Of executing and carry
inz iate effect ruch Judgment viii SELL at Public Auction
atle EKchsDge ia the City Of Newly Ok on ne
gth dav a. Ami i62, u O'clock noon, through 4. T.
BtLkLFY reaesae srctcneer, the following de,c'i. cd
propev VII: An that certain lot OF LAND with the orics
Dwell LfN8-HODSt tl-ls9l srsc.es. situate lying and
being in the Eiue,eenh. ate Twelfth tuOv Twenty
WA IL tie City o. New me Dor.heIy as Of
F9,vh ,trret dcBcrhed ard containing - foows; Com
ueneine u pom. the n0rhry line u said Forty iin
se.t cstsut hundred end irttwo re. snc II nchs
westerly from the nohwSIteTy corner Of Forty nh street
sd tne Eleventh. avenue e. .br center ~ puty "A oe
tween the the lot hereby described tGd The house
OIL OBJ, ot nest al 1inn. tAerto on the e.s snc tun
tho ee Lcrsiy through the ceutef Of sd party wal and
parallel With sa1 tycnuc -nlfed eei s9a nye noAes
-ncs err and paIsei with fotYhh street eifeen
feet an4 nine inches thence soghefy snd parallel Win shia
ascurc and through the confer o. party wall between te
-use the o hereby described and the house ne It
adjoining here.o the wet hundred feet md ~.
inches 10 northsrly line o. fofyE ID street ana -es
rns.ey along sai Is -hieon feet aud Line
the place % beginning teidS ne westerly hAi OF
lot known BY the number ms MAE 80 the eaa.cfy fef o.
s kuon bv the number htyeight lsol on mnp emitted
Nlp q pstu OF suds between Aui0Tgre Spencer as's
Of Nsy r. Spencer Francis g. Cut;ug and Charles King
made pv Thomas LudaiI City Surveyor az. MED IA the
oce al tue scr o. the Ciy tnd County 81 New 90 %
tle rsniber i1. in tin calc.--ps ID Mach IL laol
JOHN HASAlA, Referee.
sEITH WooDw ARD PlAintf' Atrys
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NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE. via NEW.

nor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE. via NEW
Il PORT ant FALL RINER-The splendid and superior
steamer - TNOgOLl.. Clyt BOW iertes hew.i ora
cyely JUt DAY. THURSDAY, nd SATURDAY At :
o'clDk " TO- trd t@ EMPIRE STATE. Cspt. brsyt,n on
MuaDAY WEnEESDAl, md FRI DAY, a. o'ciccL ?. III,
u.!n f.ef No. .. T..
Hereafter vii be fegrded az secured 10 any sp
fieani uri' tis llIle fhol Lsvs tre1 paid i1r.
Pc o. Boston re- forwarded through with gfea. dispatch
by 49, prrss RE rLl Grain.
WM. BORDEN. Agent, Nos. 70 and II Nes,-st.
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NLw-iORK March l3 1862
xEyIJL be sold at Public Auction, at or near
w nemprsead. h. /, on SATURDAY the "a day s,. Of
Mai.h III ~ or other hard WOOD. iyns tho
ol Sic lon st TIA. place The wood will be- sold tn lots
% Is cord, end the term. Of ssis wal oo can oil delivery II
can " SOU ID. ID. TOMPKiNS,
Assist. luartermaster- General.
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Wa.er.Cnrcs.

IL" aoNDEs WAJER-CURE, az Florence.
Dcpoo h ss nles ives. from the NcGAlurtrn .- H.
e Ia ksg tnf lsgeli aud be -tTeguort e,'
sn,t, eop, 'oa.sa in ono Of is heal hest ad pleas.
sS sAs Psres ssd eoae., sran, sssr. P. goy ssi
B. n4rros ~ D'efdefs b. 20 ~ per vcel Ftol,
vice. hes IA I.'tr especially members o. The fruy
az ss slowano1 non "oanas o. sIiosuIo vii lave
sussrt 300, d. Monde f. nes, 10 Prussnitz .s mos,
- = n. Y. TrisuDs O''e '""' GERMANY Ns'
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G,UPREME COURT OF the State Of New-York

GUPRESE COURT OF the state OF New York,
- County Of sufo.k-IOSEPH ~ rr fDEGGA7f
arinst WILLIAM HALL aud INDIA HALL HE wife
Summons for Relief Com lot Seri 10 william !a ani
hersby suu 1anei and required 20 susver the comp. ~
,nis action whic vii ba flea in the orca CT he ters o.
M. Count. n Suffolk RisoThssi, In said county, sni 20
serve cory % your +u4acr - tie ssi comp aut tho
guhsrer o. HE oire 10. o Pine street. New OK Cry
within twrv ay, sitter the service OF tls sInous you
eycsve c. the day service aud II you ah 70 an
m ~ tsd complaint Within the time Aforesaid the paiu'
IA in IS seton VII apply T. toe Court ol iha relief de-
~ sndsi ID tie comp -int-Datld February u, iSt
K IL. UNDEBHiLL. PleiGGin Attorney
TN, eouralu "a ths action I'd IN the said oics OF
the CLERK OF the Corny o suffolk at overhead SAD co m
~ in the Stale Of New Yort the iws.th day OK February,
1862 X. II. UNDERHlLA. Plallhh . sitoi ~.
,,.ts iaveas No - Pine-si \. Y.
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Sales bn AufiioiI.

4. ". flLkvfv. f1Fi1Uesi.
DY BANGS, MEBWIN n Co, Irving Build
iua, zoe, ~ and . EIsodaav.- aes Of Books "a
y,rv f.rres ors. e At. Fancy hoods. Furniture 20
MONDAY EyENlSG. March -. u O'Clock.
pOOKS am SriTlDHEKK-A large Collection o.
sui.fd aai i,cclnecs Books Ga sa,us branches. and
AM s,sor. out ~ S.ar'4 amt Fancy Stationery, &c.
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4 AID bONDJa p CkiIS -
rFNff7TiEt tS 10 t-IN t' tNfl.t NJ. . o.
PASS.GE 80 or FROM GNtAr BRITAIN OK i'h,
La % 90 sue I1s.t. fs'ts lr D'tt 81 90. in on tch- a
raywleie llr1uri IRE UNITED kitn'pf, car % o.
-n,i hereto, re at rAroCOII Co.'S no. % soasI.
CTEfW WEEKLY 20 LIVERPOOL, touching
- O.. Cueeu.own Grrt hs 1.-THE Liverpool. ~"
York ana Fh. dsVha -tssm hip Company rteu- aspfc"
ifs tttrI 81 tt- il iloL r'atf ~ %, r. 9"s'
CITY OF W ShlNGI oN......' lt'rtay, ..en- -
GLASGOW .' .'lt -4'i;
CRY or BAITIMORE.......... Sturdy. ApfA -
And every i1sc,elug SAIpADAl, 81 po'a, nom iie!
No. 9: North Rive.
RATS OF p's-
TIE-T CABIN. ..... 81 sRAGH...........f15
First Cson 10 London 80 seeIsFo 20 London-.'. 81
ri-,t avn feis..... g. sesIs.e 20 iais....... s.
Fi. teoin g. ham1ur. ~ st-eree 90 hsuburT 80. .
Pass-u sls forwarded 10 Harc Ereuea, Rotterdam
iulnt4u. &C.. az ealrlIr .lw ra.ts.
kslss from Lrsrnc. Queenstown. BE-, Cabin, . - SOD
eui 500 stte---o ifo1 Liverpool 40. tr-m Oueeu5-
town y 90 Tickets no. anu.tt Eele :. those Tatra
eusllirg people 10 rtl- Tor frri. Friends
Those -csms.s Lave sureii0 uoda'ons Tor ra'i'n
gers Strongly boh iu Wai9 t.s liou SECTIONS all.
cary Paeot rae ArgI.iaio-s Erlcieucst Surgeons arc
etiachcd t0 each G,errer $1,000.
Fc- further r'ornl apply ia live 900. % ILL., ~
IMAM. Asr, u Nat,rs Ia t'f' o. . ALEA MAJ
COLIN. no. luorl- rUlfei IN tHseu"n~u 70 g. 8 y
d. SEYMOUR Co.'S in lorlol 70 J y ~ . IT tChi no.
80 Ni~c Nisu-st .n fsi 70 Ut LIS .tS ~ r. no >
Place le B0ure. e. P.irtrr.afo JOIN o. DALE 40.
III Nalnut-s.. or - the Comp-ny's Odces. 80
JOHN g. DALI. gent, No. y B'oafHsT. y T.
80 49, -
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COUNT GEBHAkb bLUChER Is hereby
~ most urs.rg requef'e e. inform the Uudeb.srei o.
soon ~ posslue about hs pfe-s.i res.dence.
LOUIS w. fLOTOW.
Csrs o. Mr.. BUCKINGHAM,
v'ashinr.ol, d. G r-rtG l8 lGls No. 1l3 North Est
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22

(" 4 SLIGHT Gs old, NC, COUCH hoAt ~. +
~. checsel % simple remedy . ueoiecei.
NN4fJlt. 70 t-li'iht' - a-iieray. 70" AWARE
fSf0ta o. ne lmp2r:e' g = sioFs.rs C'.-l Or
fsfpfY.i.. f'n TIRE ae-iru'ug would yield e. sniid
Sr1tE remedy Il 80. a..erd.d 70. soon attacks tAs
%1,lp,sT "EEoW37s BRONCHIAL TBOCHEs"
49, were 80 introduced eleven Tccrr ago II tdf
ben proved t they &c cie before The public 20
Coughs Cold.. bionclts Asthma Cs,srrH te usc, ng
ceA co p'ieu, sue numerous elections OF the Isfosi
PUsLIc STEAMERS tND SINGERS
vi find them .Iecus ios ce1ing and strengthening ne
Sod By al Di s:t, aad Dea- in Medicine e. . cents
- '0' BROwEs BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
Cure Ce1sb Goa Hcs..sues and IuaueHzs any ''T.'s'
ton or So'f gso% & ne slR s''c rBocuEs
Relieve the Haesng Coogn in Consumption B'0n'h''i'.
"I''""s BsoHS,s' BBcSCHIsL TRoCHEs
cio', agd Strengthen ise , yci.e Of s,as''
BROWN BBONChiAL IkOoHES
sootius and s'mp,e-Ch..dleo ne the-.i
Assisting ETee,aIstioa ana Gurus lioar,-ass'.
sPts.Gcl having iaaae ~ o.eg =, psrc Nn''Pe'eh
"Prealo,aenil, he ars. sad ns.i."
RIt. HESRY Wtk1 BEEC4AR
RE-. p. "a CHAPLIN, EEN OK.
II have proved then eIcrc l. tcr - .oo lq crg'
'RsV T. ~. WAKEEN, BOsToN.
viii no ben-n'. iosnl greet fslirf roo fe uoc-'''
REV. D. ~ IT'S FE tNhfo"f ~
Dr.. r ~. LLNF EOsfOS.
"A simple ard eau. censsia.. Tor ,,-sl. 60
"fbs,sb, rr. ~ diced 9i. ero7l a AFFECTION --o
oocls Losrfeoss snd Cough Tie Iiochss toe oliy
'a'c''s remedy GYM pos wa 'n s 'rs2e 10 4a
minister caa.oh o. 1agil1i p ..n Paraorsge caaa 10
r,is OILY ~EEoGSs Ba0EtdiiL TaocHss" ,shrl,
BY Ions expee. i.e plosct tael ylre ht'l -ere 'i
,he sanction o .l, a.,as geaea by, ard ,e'teoaa' ifo
Bod By Da-g.,.. ,,o-y~Lefe - seu.r 20 box.
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Ocean STEAMERS.

nor BORDEAUX.--The Al brig BELLE
: or TVE BAY, lioiowa- mas,er viii b W "a, Do.
~ fsflt or ras.aso spp 20 WA }. DEhLH Co. no.
o. Hal-,L
TOR CALIFORNIA va pANANA.--A l,st-
4 ,l,s ...rer will eve Nnxvort "a h- 1t lltl and
2l OF ese mouth erc-ct thee dates ieh on 81 MAJ
WHEN fle Gay q s,fsft,rs VII he ne u"n-
rr.er ID. b ALLEN. A-eI-
TIAsSA0E Ton nANANA.--iae last sailing
Bll.L ffir ~t5I,Ast. Cab. mo Ter. has nnr t'c'u
o.. lt.on- ,rL 500 ssi n 'ew isy. Or a.iit ,p y on
board. lr. So East River, OF 20 M.l j. DG"Eh q ~
10. ~ Nsl-sG
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YOFK:
FOR fe T-tuven. =, m tEIji 1915, 5:9olEr}i So
81 T. ll.
sor siiasrror :, D.. lysl; i2:la $3.50 EI) 3s'
4 80. a. ~ go.
Tor Mle-s s.rs,fos5 Fahdc'd Southport and we,ipOr
c. NJ lk:i.. $3.50. ana 30 81.
70 or,s.s g. 500 H. l2.ls 313 lE1l. $3.50 S.5' 5:
90 Pm
soTpsasa aad Greenwich . 90 H.. l2:i5 $50 t.9}
$50 p ~.
For stanford, = g, ,E4) o:'o& n. 1915, $50 C1l ,.
+. Por; Chester md f. mediate 'isio Z. ayos L. u
j. geo 40. $50 go ?. "a.
Ior lc.t lss.cr and New b chelf, ,.
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Z DNC ISLAND RAlLROBD-CHANGE oi
= ~ MINT -.--Le1yr Jsnel.ip End 3hht Fef-.ss.
Ne.-.Yo-t O., 3.1a 10. Grr-1pot $50 and 500 o.
Pc H.. aotl I.iip gd ss.- isys q, 70 I'D s.3f DO snd
'o1 o. o.. o- Sros. 'ap So. $3.50 nd p 'l TO- Hemp
ted aaa s..J a. ai, 5;5p ana p u Tor Jamaica
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BOSTON DAILY va CROTON.-Stcamc-s
~, ,,or,.e,f.- ..l Plymouth Rock .rom ticl T. y
p tim 81 h. EUWAfDS, AT, oa.oo 10 Wsai-'t
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f0r h0foH Was rIEsf ..f ne. Ok $500 ftTl
4C- boston ia SloTc Line. q Is. %.
tor liriaf1 Ald sPa-shei5, 60 al, ,LEh I2;l3, $3.50,
sol C5.acciicui Riys Rsliosi 10 Montreal L a. Qrl
srd 1918 3. INTO Eortian p'1n.
FcF alrtIa, Grovi-e-ce, a9d Fi.hkL Railroad,
f.r F,a..Iafel, Now Lorlsa, and gton Railroad
Io.Cala. 8ai.,osd. i2.i5 r. ~. to Northampton.
ra. H1l,-f1ii. j, .i-l11 % i ti.Nef, 81 b. ln.
Tor N,llltuCa kal-ori. q. OBJ. t.5l =. IA
Fcr De- .ho.t pu- E .fs,.fs Railroad e. e. D.. 1.:op
Conaaod.as .oe4ir- ta-s tflaehei e. ~ p f' TIN
AWE u. NON. 5l.t. lntelae.i
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COMMENCING E4vfMGTB lq. l6G.
Passenger e.sucn IN New.ick. cor. Zi.hs- tai f.hsT
LIZ ss 10 gu ,-fifsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22

ITO PRlNFERS-Wan'ed Immediately two
or three Gn,-cl.n JOB CONFESSIONS sccusiOmed to
the city por None but careful quck .nt '..ty COR
rosters nee Ayp.y. BAKER n GOODWIN,
Tibl4e Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22

COR BRlDCETORT-FARE 80 CENTS
q IRE rBrIDg.t Port vii leave leck-.lp. j.. r..
egey TUESDAY. THURSDAY. and seICfDAf. a y
.tf,rk noon a-ri,i IT, time connect y .ii 4I '
tf..s R+tr.ri.y l.a.e nifrport every MONDAY,
WFBNrSDAf sHd FEIpAY. &c 10. O'Clock, On arrival Of
New .4..r. l.l. I1ti.Li f4fen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22

Ts1O NJ N-HANEN.--S.eamcrS leave a ) i,ih
s..rrs ..irr 1r her t,te fhe Train frin hre 20
A. a. III cr zen sin board tii moliag without cine &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22

"a ORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JER-
- Trims esyo Jcrsey City for Fremont al
end l.n1 f25 AID too p. u.i ior Hnnrrv f.2S n ~
auG .of sulelrs g. y:i5 o. ul. 4 W. DENAltSI b1p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22

tNASILD-By n competent tidy Girl. who
lived n &c l-maa's Gmiy n ireland s'i.uA.son e.
r. eNht u sthF Ant; Weshes and Irons well j. willing
aud OH s' dce' Nai'ig aud CaaAbsrworf. Wage, -.
Cli q 80. u 3 Fat 2st-st, for two days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22

WILLIAM BDRRELL, Deceased.
~ The Hsrs Law Of WILLIAM bl RRELL Of North
Lophsm NoFc'.. England is required
IL b. supposed hst tie Helix - Law IL 91e Of 'he descend
.ns 81 cghu Bs.lc WHO talf eoua.ry yfo,. Eng
lsud esfs ago.
Apply, si.L FOL particular. %
Thomas MAY, Heaurc' Quebec,
Orto nr WILLIAM NAY Solicitor,
No. Adelaide Place. London rridge.
London, Eng and
ou.be-. tisrch Il. 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22

ESTATE of WALTER r. HAVENS.-All
"a rers9us having claim, a.ari, Walter Z. Hsvens or
oWirg him rsqrered 90 present their oss and make
uey aent tlrir ind-b,c dues q TIE ulfegu.d q, he
Office - ROBIr~ PEOTutROE ESQ Room No p Mof4t
grill 4 10 3.5 3rollwsy, NV fofE-tew FORK, March
- Ia2 ASDNEW j. SMITH, Assignee.
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yfVO pOsTON. Providence AND NEW
< PCRT by SHORE IiNE.Lcsvss z'ih's;. "h-sy. T. =
,-ivt aelrr f.~0 p-l.f It lt Gr, ife T. fo-
Nj erce -.9o prn.; 70 tsress Through Mail Tran,
er-',e 10 Providence ESQ HDd Boston g, am. ,,
b. j. GALLON y. iuperin en6ent.
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N-Ew.YoEK L NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD.

WINTER AHPaNCEMENr.
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s,HEET lRON-Rassla, Belgian, and patent
> .,hri Imitation Ru-siG Sneet iron assorted numbers
Also Tiu Roofing plate Chsrrol. aud Coke.
A. A. THOMSON a Co. No. sI3 W ateI. 81.
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GIANTS.


4 COMPETENT DRESSMAkER, wei
recommended, accommodate a few au..ie. b. ti'
Day cr q her own houe. Adde'S NJ j. No mon sqasre
pos-OG,ce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22

FE7O BRASS-MOULDERS. --WANTED-To
a hire Man fully competent 20 mix rsetsis f1r
snestLng MALI and sgpe. Intending the ca q Ire ,ss
10 person competent % h the above stuc'ion liberal
comIe ion snd steady employment will he given. Address
W II. VAN GIBSON, Boz 80 as Newss. ,. J., OF apply
at ~. is Alohse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22

CINDAY BOAT for BOSTON and Tie
- NORTH, 81, .GW- LONDON, NORWICH. aud WJl.-
rs aer aad .tauch fcarae- CITY or NEN YORK,
Can't r. j. J.y.etl ,-i. es7e tr berh, Pier No. 80 ~ r.,
loo Of sesilv-ai SUNDAY. &roh ~. a. rs, cor
resting o. How-LordOu with Express Passenger main Tor
Eo.. o.. Nc4-t.fct Concord Sc
& e. ~ .l DO 10 boz. tris Nne S1f rd1y a'er-
ter on Mat.A - but hereafter ;he Saturday boat W .l svo
as .a. H. D NAhA4N' Aso1'
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O. Il Il I nan Goncern.

DLUE VAUGHN (son OF John Vaughn. for
I'D merry Of Lexington, MOI r-roft TO a. ,. hEiIh-
rfl Liberty N.s County fos, Dtce adGrcis
iumcdia,e e. Il 10 highly ms Drlnt snG Of Interest 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22

S,TORAGE for FURNilt RE.-fartles break
ipg up have their Furniture, Mirrors,
Painting Piau0, Tunss &C. stored In the elegant lois il
The le..on- building no SO Broadway, nearly opposite
Metroy0 tan Hotel Apply in Piano store, 20 l. D. BEhRl
80. - Lr3ad~ay corner Of Gr.nn.'t
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D4TrVTS Gor NEW INYENTIONS.-AIessrs

4 Mum { CO. propretoTs Of Tie Scientific American,
10 90 r Nevf ,k continue TO socit Patents IN the
s3 s. .es AID 100 foreign countries the most rea'oi-
erfr Consult ,ions aud pamphlets Of advice n Ii gish
aud German fee on application 10 the Office MesHs. NJ.
O. have been so1 90 .oiaus Psers over '@i'en yea
I'D r,c tb-r Fifteen THOUSAND have bceu etsntod
ftr ouch frcir Agency
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-08-27

? -
= Our TEErH.-Fheys decay, hence and
seemly mouths, but breaths, imperfect mas.
tication. Everybody regrets lit What is
the cause reply, want of-cleanlinesa.--
a clean tooth never decays. The MOUTH
a warm place-9s degrees. Particles Of
meet between teeth soon decompose., Gums
aud teeth must suffer: -. a, :.
f. Perfectscleanliness will preserve tho teeth
to old age, How shall it be secured /? Use
a ,quillsand pick, and rinse the mouth af'
ter eating. Brush CASTLE soap every morn.
ing;-the brush and simple water on going
to bed. Bestow this .triaing care upon
precious teeth, and you will keepthem and
ruin the dentists. Neglect it, and you will
be sorry all your lives: Children forget.
Watch them. The first teeth determine
the character of the second set. Give them
equal care. :. - sea 5,.=s..yt ~. ..s:-.@,.
Sugar, acids, saleratus: and hot things
are nothing when compared Will, food de-
composiugibetween the teeth. Mercuriza,
may, loosen the teeth, flong use may wear
ont but keep them clean, and they will
decay. This advicesis worth more
thanthousands.of -dollarsst 70; every boy and
girl. s + -, ,. - ~: 80. ~. ..
Books have been written on the subject.
This brief article contains all that is essen
tiaL-Dr. Lesia.e !, g=%F j.. - <=.E =.
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s@!I is avery easy matter, saysthe

:. s@rlN is.asyety easy matter, saysthe
Sumter (Ga:9 Republican, for persons vho
are not in positions Of responsibility. to fnd
fault with and abuse those who are it costs
no expenditure Of thought, and time, and
sleep, for those who know nothing Of the
matter, to plan and execute lin street chats)
a campaign, and could it be done without
sacrifice, we would be glad, to see one Of
thosssstrset Generals tested, as a warning
to; the others Of like qualification: Out
upon such. conduct. It is unBise, uppatri-
otie,, ungrateful, mean and deyilish. Our
leaders, Davis, johnson, Lee, and host
Of others, are brave and competent, and We
venture the assertion, that all things con-
the defence made by the South,
in this revolution, is without . parallel ir
the history Of man-so the historian will
write it. -.
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limo othersWay can,sso much, 80 varied,
80 useful information beoimparted, !, and ;uus,
der circumstances sU fayorablefor educating
the child g mind, aas a judicious, Well.cun=
Quoted newspaper. ~ - 3':Ez E$ -. ~. -
"To live in village was once to be shut
up and contracted But now manmay
be hermit, and yet cosmopolite. saHe
may live in forest, walk to post, Office.
having mail but once. a week, and yet he
shall be- found as familiar With the living
world as the busiest actor in it; for news.
paper is aspy glass by which he brings near
the most distant things; microscope by4
which he leisurely examines the most mi
mute an ear trumpet by which he collects
and brings within bis hearing all that is
said and ldonealf over the earth museum
full of curiosities "a picture gallery lily
ing pictures: from real life,$ drawn1not on
canvass, but With printers lux on papers.
The-nowspsper is q great traveller; great
lecturer, Itis the CON mon peoples ency.
olopadia, the lyceuu, the college 3 Thein-
hueuce of o. good newspaper upon the minds
of family Of children can hardly be esti
mated,;5certainly5 y not compared with the
cost sof. .thespaper itself, 1t isa universal
fact asserted by teachers and others who
have made observations on this subject,
that childrep who have access to useful pa
pers at home, are better spoilers, better
readers, and understand what they read
better; they obtain q practical knowledge
of geography and history more readily,
make better grammarians, and write better
compositions, and, in short, are'more intel,
learn faster than children brought
ap ina family without the, enjoyment Of
such reading Children are interested in
newspapers, because they read about many
things with which they are familiar.
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IA TERRiBLE REaIMENr.-A oorrespon.
dent of the St. Louis Democrat says that;s
regimentis organizing rapidly satt Waynss.
burg, Missouri, who ara bplsdged7 towase
eon6scation, damnation, excommuaiostion,
and emancipation; against tsan rebels. 4saG
i To- all which & fotmidable batteryisks
fsrebels"wiH oppose but one un-saxsars
mination. .sssz. als s;5ss.,, ;sii5i 70, fftt
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2gA GoeDH Hlr. Whils the Yankees we're
anarteredi iin Hanover there Was. q repaseae

IA GoeDl Hfr. w Whils5 the Yankees we're
sqnarteredtins Hanover There: :#as:a repastse
Emade,to opesofs their officers bysa .msnber
|of, my church which is too good to be lost,
TIE person Was q fns old mother 10 Israel,
full of good senss; and aboundingi ID BiBH!
Ecale ksowledgea The Yankees had been
her a good deal stealing; ;ahar
corn, potatoes, and shoot ing her hens until
she WAS very much erasperated.: Qne q,
5ysning j very gay looking officer vas swag.
gSsing aboutthe yard cufsing aud swear
ing, insulting the family and making great
boasts about taking Riehmond, and ieursing
the rebels The Old lady took il very cool.
~, replying 10 him with frhness but polite
..ness. Af aast, thinking to destroy all her
hopes dc saecess; he said,:s aWhy madam,
ne ,ha7e seen. Richmonds From our balss
loon We can pee the;yery streets ssYeas," eeass,,
replied the old lady, very eoolly, asnd NJ.
ses climbed M, Pisgahy aud saw the pro.s lt J.
ised land sbat he never got thefs.N 1t j
toadd that the Federal ysntsdshis
wrath ip osths loud and deep, andthea dis
rather ehagrined BY the sen ssqlal
illusions. s; -. -. I II. &
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Interest Bearing Treasury Notes.
Fofthe information of If The q public bp ,thi
|sabjaot, 1--WE insert the following letter, !ad
dressed to; john Bosten,s Esa.s Depositor,
at Savannah, Georgia, by the Secretary q
the Treasury = :: ~ i,
go - : 2 TREASURY: DepARTaEsr,
RIGHMoND; Augast 1st;s 1882.
5John!B Boston, Esq, depository, lSaoaanah
sIR': Inanswer to the iipquiriess of the
10Th nlt.s YOU can say7: -
/. That The 7-3G Ginterest notes viii, al
any time, be accepted III IL exchange for 8
per cent9 gonfedsrats bonds; or Efor: any
debt due the Government, aud4thasintef
est will be allowed as well as principal
3D. That I shall recommend that Con,
gtess pay apnually the Interest due % these
notes TO the respective holders thefeof, ztd zson
the IstofJanusfs. sizsES - +t,z's.5atEEs,
sd That theft per cent. call eefti6cates
cannot be, issued for these interest bearing
notes, because such certificates are payable
on' demand in general Treasury notes 81
every denomination z ( X
24th! The 80 notes may may s., iissuedin
exchange Eject directly what. the holder
d: Che certificates may do aindinotJys7 By
calling ferspaymentl for his csfti6eates 10
current notes, and then ;eeHangingt them
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1g One Of the most singular aaa rs.
markables instances of random shoosing rs
to-have heard, ,sesoufred during
Farragut's run of the blockade. Just Is
bis flagship, the&H Hartfofd, reached stha
river midway, @oppositeJ The. .aoity, asshell
struck oneof her. gaas, 1iwhiohssaa being
loaded, ,-fair in, the mazzlea and passing into
it,1exploded the charge, ,buFstthe land
killed the gunner. zo,xqsg g3fi.i4 3Ez.h +