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1T s. FTVE-TWENTY LOAN for SALE
~ These Bonds beer six per cent interest payable semi
annually gold commencing from date OF subscription We
prepared deliver them. without delay in denominations
Of Sos. zoos 0s and 0o0 Coupon regstered par for
current funds Purchases Of this Loan made through a. cen.
tribute directly TO the aid Of the Government
Orders by mail otherwise will receive I'M mediate stsen-
ton LfyERMORE. CLEWS K Co. No "a Wsllst
Bankers and Dealers in Securities.
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Oyy1cR CLEVELAND TOLEDO RAILROAD Co,
CLEVELAND. o., Sept 20 1862 5
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.-T Com
IN pany prepared to pay, at the office Of Messr
NERMILYE Co., No ~ Wall.st, New York the following
Bond. Of tn. Company with accrued interest. viz:
Junction Railroad "a Mortgage Bonds dus...Nov 1867
Toledo Sorwlk and Cleveland lst Mortgage -
Bends due. J. 1863
Toledo NorwAlk and Cleveland I'd Mortgage
Cleveland and Toledo Income Bonds Sept. 1863
Tn. privilege OF exchanging the different classes OF out
8ond. Of Ibis Company for the SINKING Fund Bends
will cesse from ADD Ater this date
The Coupons Of the different classes OF Bonds will be paid
as heretofore At the Corn Exchange Bank, deductng per
cent Government tax. JOHN GARDINER, President
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OFFICE OF THE HOWARD Insurance COL
NKw-YoRK. Nov. 2s 1862. )
TTNHE BOARD of DIRECTORS have this
Il day declared sEAiI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of EIGHT
49, PER CENT upon ths Capital Stock Of the Company
free of the Govern ment Taxi payable at their once No. %
Wsll.s,, on and after MONDAY, Dec. l,I3e3.
HENRY A. OAKLEY
Secretary.
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1862. THE 1862.

PENNSYLVANIA CENIhAL hAlLhOADt
THE sHoRT Tf 81 'I %SD QUICKEST ROUTE
FEos sEwYOhS TO TsE rsSsiya 10
NewJersey AID Camden sni Am6oy ine - ,,
ALL I RnlE ia LEAVE iSEiS swYoRK FROM TIE MS
FOOT OF CoURTLANDr-sr.
York a. m same ZINE as other routes Evenins psssens-
at o. M, nour later thsn other lines
,u hours later than the Northern sad By both rouies
arrive the line as Northern Lines: In Chicsso sna ~
H. Louis. Cevesnd Columbus, Cincinnati, and al nam
points West with fewer changes Of cars u,,,,., .
ss r.A s%i ss.aS s1o To 81 MICS
Smoking and Saloon Cars on all trains
Fare the same "a other routes.
Baggage checked through, irsnsieIo res.
Secure cAe', coed sP I:sf "a rti;Ss
The Pepn.ylvs3ia Central Company run. "a ao9.
Accommodation Line welsn sno,s s n.. ss,.s
travel to parties moving "esswaro' ~ on"'ho' ''' "'
Of fare. .sr,o,,r.
BY this 'rsi shts OF all descriptions csa De
10 aud rom any point the Railroads Of OHIO hsrne
Indiana Inoi. Wisconsin low. or Mso.o .y 49,. ~
the Wes, BY steamers from Pittsburgh
The rates OF Freight TO and from any PONY 70. ~
the Psnnsyysns Railroad 1t al time. as isvosoe are
charged by other Railroad Companies Merchants saa snp
pers inusny the ransportsiion OF taen sLssns - ''S
Company. can rely win S9El STOCK K :"
Farmers and DeAles in live Stock VIII ena ,ns nc" &C.
piled every have been sp.9es 90 ;hs ire
I'D ' and ev .s e Tor
feed;g and resting choice is offered Of the PuiIApEL-
PHIA- NEW.Y0fK and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
j. I. FLLlOrP, Passenger Agent No. AGsr House
LEIGH l. Co, Freight Agents,
No. | As,or-house and Ne. South WulauSI
MCDONALD slScRofF. Emi.rsLt Ascn.',
Ne. Battery rlscs.
ESOCH LEWIS General Superintendent, Al,oens Pc.
NEW-JERSEY.~ RAILROAD-FOH PILL
~ ADELPiiIA and the SOUTH and WEST. via JEs--
SEY ClTENail and kxpfoss Lines leave New s,x
and 10 n. =, 8 and II p n; Fare Ss Thross. "a
sold tE lAe South end West. sud through 5ssiass
O. m and aud II p. N. trains. ;..,;.ot
j. W. WOODRUFF, Assistant SsYsI'' S''.r,s
No Baggage WI ts received for say trsss =,
aud checked Is minutes a. advance OF the ,.' '
i ONG ISLAND RAILR0AD.-CHANGE o,
< 4 TERNINUS.-Pa-senger Depot p,," 80,
Oe, "a lr6l, Leave Nsw-forN ~ ~ lo' ~ 80 80
Usr,nr n,;s.t and Earlp,ens 4. . ~ and p ~ Ie'
i.T, ~ o. ~ for syosseti a p,if y, nShp
"F' So, he trniu ssyes Hunters lcihI t's.o@
SEA q, m = a. lor N.piank sni in.e-rret sis .,s.'ns
IsIi5i -, r.'.s returning. leaves fsphtnk s5 y M
~ - md .,urday nisht ne D. I.l'r von ~ rn
49, :, Gf.s3peft. returning Saturday and NpEsaI u''''
sn.o..s..ik m. srgivir, In New York 81 32 a. NJ
NEW YORK. HARLEM. and ALBANY r. r.
y " Albany Troy, North and west --WiSTEk An"
p sNaEAifNr commencing MoSDAh Se, -, .osx .
Nor ALBANY I0.3eA M, Express Man iiAr i'epi 1osnt
Station. -. al,
w Holm RIltCHlLL. Assistant Superintendent
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Dcnlislrn.

DRS. GRIFFIN. No. 25S Grand-st., New y orb
opposite Lord Tsyiors and No. 20 luton-st hfooA
yu se iaeuin, fn arial rets 81 thsf improved ANN
c Teeth with without crt imE the roots fn so'' on
,od or pl.na 49, silver rubber 49, partial SETS goie,
~ Der tooth. silver or rubber 81 fHinctilg 70 cents
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NEW-YORK d NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
86l SPRING ARRANGEMENT, la
COMMENCING MAY 5, 1861
ssepssr Station In HewYork 9th st. and +ths'

Passenger Station In Newfork corner eth st. and +h-sv;
entrance on 2Ithst
TRAINS LEAVE NEN-YORk;
For New.Hayen, a. ~ lEx d l2l3. (Ex), $50 40.
and p. m. (Ex.l
For Milford s,ra,ford Fairfield Southport and wespors
For Norwalk, T. $50 12ls. (E1.). $50 49, $50
Tor DGen and Greenwich, 7. go m l2ls $50. 80,
Fer stanford, 7, (E1) $50 a M; i2i'. lEIl a'o.
40. $50 p. m. (Ex)
For Port Chester and Intermediate stations T. 80 ~
IL Is. 35O 40, $50, 60 pm.
For Port Chester and New Rochelle, Up m. EL)
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Sprir ghed. m, ok sp m (Ex)
For Boston Wis Shore Line. l2.l3 p m (EIb
For Hartford aud Springfield M (Ex LIS. (Ex.ls
p m (EI)
and IL IS p 70 Sorhan.P ton. -.
For Hartford, Providence. aud fishki Railroad, m
Exl l2l5 p. -
g. M. l2l5, ,. p. m (Ex
Canal Railroad Il. IS p. IN, to Northampton
For Houss,onc Railroad to Pittsheld. g. NJ, p H. 10
New-Milford.
For Nsurstuok Rsilrosd 3. N, 3p. m.
For Dsnbury and Norv ak Railroad 30 70. % p M
Commodous SleepiDg Cars attached to the p Trsip
JAMES II. HOYT, Superintendent
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TinanfiaI.
r -.
"F!VE-TWENTY YEAR
SIX PER CENT. BONDS.

u. "FIVE-TWENTY" YEAR ~
SIX PER CENT. BONDS,
COUPON AND REGISTERED. IN DENOMINATIONS
$50, sI0o, $500, $1,000 and $1,000.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR SALE AT PAR
IsTERgsr TO COasgscE FROM DATE OF PURCHASE
The these BONDS at the rate Of CENT
Ter eunnm, payable lie, OF May snd November. IN GOLD
which at the present rate Of premium on Gold equivalent
to LIGHT PER CENT PR ANNus.
They are the CHEAPEST GovsRyynSr SECURITY ~
TIN MnxEr and Psy shs largest interest on their cost
asd Of all the bonds OF the Government
Thew the bonds upon which the Government now re-
lies through The confidence aud pdyiotisn " me people tor
We keep them for facilitate uves.men, In them spd
make tGen moro accessible TO me public and every dollar
invested in them through contributes to tue direct and ia
mediate support Of tie Government
FISK &c HATCH,
Other isHd ds.irs sSS secars.. No. IS Wsla ''
DEPosTs received. COLLECTIONS made Loans negotiated
GOVERNMENT VOUCHERS bought, sold, collected. &C. &c.
No. ~ WALL-sT.
have NEW hsNd .5 YFass s s'S s CENT BONDS
Of the UNITED STATES, designated a. the Five
rwENTIEs" redsemsble at the pleasure OF the Govern
ment after hye years and authorized by act Of Congress- sp
The COUPON BONDS .rsi:.sed in suns g,, Of aoo
.A $50. $500, $1,000" md 5000 ~,
Interest viii commence rom DATE OF SUbStisiT
and 10 PAYABLE IN GOLD. at the Mint. any Sub
Treasury Depository Of the United States the frat days
of May aud November Of each year. At the present. pre-
MUM on Gold the BONDS YIELD ABOUT EIGHT PER
CENT PER ANNUM
The ample provision made by Custom Duties. Excise
Stamps aud Interest Revenue for the payment Of interest
and liquidation Of the principal makes investment In This
Loan SAFE, PROFITABLE. and AVAILABLE at all
tmes.
This being the permanent Loan into which the LegaTen-
der Notes convertible It will become the PRINCIPAL
LOAN In the market and PRoFIrABL. MODE OF INVEST
for Trust FUNDS the SURPLUS FUNDS Of CAPITALISTS
a. well ~ the EARNINGS THE IsDusrRfAL CLASSES.
Subscriptions received at PAR in LEGAL-TENDER
NOTES, or NOTES and CHECKS Of BANKS AT PAR in
NETWORK. Subscriber by mail will receive prompt at
enon every facility and explanation will be afforded on
application at our office.
Also FOR SALE at lowest market rate, $40 TREAS
URY NOTES. SIX PER CENT BONDS OF 1881, and ok
PER CENT CERTIFICATES or INDEBTEDNESS.
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NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY.-

n
~ FROM loot OF Courtlandtst-ConnectiHg ct Hampton
Junction with the Delaware Lackawsnna and Western Rail-
road and Ession with the Lehh Valley Railroad and ito
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Comme ncins Nov. H. 1903
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Po,tsville. Harrisburg Wiliismsport. &C.
p. N. THROUGH TRAIS-For Esston. Bethlehem, Allen
town. and Msuch Chunk.
5:50P. NJ WAY TRiN-For Somsrvile and intermediate
stations
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ing Harrisburg Pittsburgh. and the West Sleeping cars from
Jersey City through to Pittsburgh.
ErPREss TRAIN FOR HARRisBrRG-The q m. Express
Train from Newly ork arrives Harrisburg connect
Ing Eas and West Pennsylvania Central Railroad North
Central Railroad North and South and with the Cumbes.
land Valley Railroad
TIE THRorsH EIPsEss TRAIN FOR rHn WIsr le:~es
New-York o. daily Sundays eIceped making close
connection Harrisburg with Pe1nsy vana Ralrosdwith
change Pittsburgh and but to Cincinnati and
Chicago. Two hours time "a saved BY taking this train.
ELIrABRrHPo9T AND NEW YoRE FERRr-Lesve New York
from Pier No. :, North River at $3.50 q m, and laCi$
and 5p
trip each way. JOSIAH D. STERNS, Superintendent
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The national Republican., 1862-02-11

DR.. TRAIL y ESCYCLorEDIA.-Dr. r. T. Trail, OF
New York, whose course of lectures In this city
has been SO highly appreciated by our citizens,
is the founder of new school of medicine.
which has been chartered by tie Legislature Of
New York. aud author of yer of yslua.
bic medical works. OF these the largest and
perhaps most important is the Hydropathic
Encyclopedia, complete system of hydropathy
and hygiene, containing nearly one thousand
pages, and illustrated with more than three
hundred engravipgs 1t is eminently popular
and practical, and gives the symptoms Of dis
eases, and their treatment according to the
hygienic system, so plainly and clearly, that
thousands Of families in the United States and
several in Washington city have applied ita
teachings successfully to the management Of
all Of their ailments, without any expense
whatever for doctors visits or apothecsry's
bills. Its exposition Of the philosophy of life
the nature OF disease, the action Of remedial
agents, and the prevention as well as the treat
ment Of the ills which flesh Is heir to, It Is in.
valuable and uurivaled. 1t is published by
Fowler & Wells, 3Gs Broadway, New York
aud may be had Of the author while he re-
mains in this city.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
OF F ICIA L.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To all whom u may Concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that Herman Michels has been appointed
Consul Of the Kingdom Of Saxony, for the State
Of California, to reside ct San Francisco, do
hereby recognize him as such, and declare him
free TO exercise and enjoy such functions pow
ers and privileges, as are allowed to the Con-
suls Of the mos: favored nations, in the United
States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these
letters to be made patent and the seal
Of the United States to be hereunto af-
fixed. Given under my hand at the
H. 81 city Of Washington, the 9Th day Of Feb.
ruary, A. D. 1862, and of the independ.
enos of the United States Of America
the eighty-sixt
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
F. W. SEWARD, 49,
Acting Secretary Of State.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

THIRTY MILES Of Submarine Telegraph wire
bas just been sent from New York to Fortress
Monroe, for army use.
One thousand i've hundred cavalry and q
battery Of light artillery left st. Louis on Sat.
urday, for Fort Henry.
The expulsion'of Senator Bright gave great
Joy at Indianapolis. ntr.
The Forty-eighth and Fifty-second Indiana
regiments have gone to Cairo.
Assistant Secretary Of War Scott, was Of
Indianapolis on Thursday, on an ofncial visit,
and left for Kentucky yesterday.
On receipt of the news of the capture Of
Fort Henry, the Ohio Senate adjourned.
Resolutions calling on the Government for
active, energetic, and earnest warfare, we're Of
fsred 10 the Ohio House Of Assembly on Satur-
day.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

THREE ARMIES sro INVADE TENNESSEE
special dispatch from Indianapolis, Gays that
General Thomas division is said to have made
forward movement and will invade East
Tennessee at three different points simultane.
ously. General Carter goes through Cumber.
land Gap, General Schoepff by the central
route, aud General Thomas, with Manson aud
McCook's brigades, will cross at Mill Spring.
They will advance Immediately on Knoxville,
where they will take possession of the railroad
cutting off supplies and communication with
the rebel government.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

CoNFIRMATIoNs-The Senate, yesterday, we
learn, confirmed the nomination Of Ethan A.
Hitchcock as major general Of volunteers.
Also, the nominations Of Robert Anderson and
James W. Denver as brigadier generate Of vol
unteers, and Major Ebenezer Sibley as deputy
quartermaster general, with the rank Of lieu
tenant colonel.
George W. Palmer, Of New York, was con
irmed as consul at Gambia, and James r.
Partridge, minister resident at Honduras.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
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SEVERAL OF THE CoNFEDERArE GUN
BOATS SUNK.
THE REBEL. AUTHORITIES REFUSE TO DI
NULGE PARTICULARS OF LATER NEWS.

i. Biiiimore, Feb. l0.-The Old Point boat has
rived. and brings the following news:
F6rtress MONROE. Feb. "a commuuiostiou
was received from the rebel authorities this
forenoon by n flag Of truce, 10 relatioh - The
commissioners appointed 10 visit Our prisoners
at the South. The purport OF the dispatch haa
to be decisive. A boat was ordered 10 csrIy
q dispatch In return, but the order was subss.
quently ooun ermanded. I.f1'H ..Ii :,
The flag ef truce brought the news that the
engagement at Roanoke Island stiii continues.
At the date Of the last Dispatch u dark last
night (Fridayl, the tight Wss still going on.
The Federals had 6unk one or two Confederate
gunboats: Some lister news has bssn received
our boat. rt-'-T'-r ,'T -TTI- - = =,
The Eastern State returned TO Hstteras TO.
day tay - She took out large natl and socumais.
The steamer Argo, Captain Davidson, Of Boa
ton, arrived this AFTERNOON. She 10 to run be.
tween Washington and Budd,s Ferry.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

Western Virginia, which has reconstructed a
Government upon the ruins Of the Old Domin.
Ion, there was ample warrant Tor tie coutInu
aacs Of old, or the Admission Of new Senators
and Representatives. But In other Gases,
where the elections wsss conhasd to one OF
two precincts; and to dosen or twenty OF
Afty votes, irregularly polled, II Is obviousl }
absurd to admit their validity. II can do nc
good to admit q right Of representation unde,
such circumstance; nobody can be interested
in II but the claimants Of the seats; and til
precedents thus established may seriously EN-
bsrrsss the Government In Its relations to the
rebellious States, when they shall be recon
quered.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

DR.. Trails LECTURES IN WAsHISGToN-The
course Of Lectures, now being delivered by R.
r. Trall N. d, OF New York, have created no
little sensation In the capital. His views oi th.
nature Of Disease, the Acting Remedies, and
indeed. the whole Philosophy Of the Healing
Art, are new and original, aud, 10 many re-
spects, rather startling. He will speak before
on the subject of The True Healing Art or
Hygienic vs. Drug Medication. Philadelphia
Press
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

CHANGE IN THE CoyprCr OF TIE WAR; Here
after all orders, Eublic ind private, 10 Buell.,
Halleck, Butler, Sherman, and. other generals
commanding departments or expeditions, will
be given by Secretary Stanton. Every day
increases the confidence of the country in Mr.
Stanion's ability and determination to conduct
this war with an energy sufficient to secure its
speedy and victorious termination.