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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-25

~ There has been an improvement !"
letter envelopes. On the upper right hand
corner sort Of window IS cut IN the paper,
over which the stamp Is placed. and thus bc
comes attached 10 the letter inside. Tear
sng of the envelope. the stamp. as we'll as the
po.t mark used In canceIling il, remains on
ths letter, and thus the place and date Of
mailing arc preserved
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ez The Presidents Message y reported
nearly completed. II Is said the Message
will be UNUSUALLY loag. and that il will be
furnished 70 the papers Of tho country on
Monday. the first day Of December.
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~ The Washington City CHRONICLE Of
Thursday ssy-: The military court 81 IN
auiry TO examine into Gen. Buell's late op
esations in Kentucky will assemble ai In
danapolis IL consists a. follow-'
Major General Lew Wallace.
'sBrigadier General Schoepf.
"Brigader General Tyler"
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Attention :

Wanted, substitute to enter the list
Regiment. A liberal price will be given.
Call upon c. T. Noble, West side Of tho
Public Square. Iovledi~.
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~ 1000 bags of Ground Liverpool Salt
arriving and for sale.
Novlldlwwlm. r. s. cox, & son.
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PROM VIRGINIA.
sPrrlll TO rsfFry.

Fsrrrkx Corxr Housx. Nov 23--Trusf-
worthy Information hs been received here
that Hampson's Legion came INTO Warren
ton on Thursday. coming np the Cherryvilie
road.
Stons-an Jacksons army Vas expected IN
Salem Oh Saturday Greaf prcp2r4tions
sers being made BY the citisens % feed
them
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eB Oyster soup served up at Corinihian
Hall. at any moment. for tea cents per bowl.
noyl0 diff
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~ Ladies aud gentlemen. now is the
time to get your Fall ard Winter wear col
ored and CLEANED. Having improved and en-
Iarged our dye-housc and finishing tools. We
are prepared TO do any kind Of work in our
lins-not TO be excelled in the western
cities j q. REINERs 4 SON.
East Wabash st. bet 9th at * canal.
NOvl0dlm
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
LOCAL AND NEWS ITEMS.

r. Two car loads Of rebel guerrilias
passed through the city yesterday rom
Evansville 70 indianapolis
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-25

eHThe ID quarter Of Miss Williams Sc
lect School will commence on Monday Nov
18th. d2w
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sT-Thc Sanitary Committee are request
cd 70 meet at W. Y. McKeen's Banking
House this morning At 8 O'Clock.
L. @. WARREN. Ch'mn.
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Tar payers are requested q provide -
sitb chang, ~ The sane u very scAree a.
-. n . 80
e.rf1a-d-1o Treasures 80
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e xCISE TAX.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
4 10 the citizens OF yigo County, Indiana, and
all persons concerned. that the Assistant Assessors
Books containing the Lists, valuations enumerations
&c, made by them In said county, under the excise
law OF the United States. viii be kept epen for ex
animation, at the once OF the Assessor and Col lee
tor Of the 7th Collection District Of the State Of In
diana, at Terre Haute, In said county. from this
date 10 the 25th OF November 1854 and on the 26tb
OF the same MONTH AZ his said Office, the under
signed will receive, hear, and determine all APP
pesls. which must be In writing. taken from the
sessmens Of the Assistant Assessors OF said county
pa which tine and place all persons interested VII
lie sset attic nd.
JANIS HARRINGTON, Assessor
Of the Tth District o. the State Of Indiana.
Terre Haute. Nov. s, 81. dAw 10 27fh.
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Losr.-A young Pointer Dog. Had a
collar on his neck. Any ono returning him
to me will be literally rewarded.
novSdtf u. SHEWMAKER.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-25

~ The French hremen have adopted a
drill 30 PEI feet themselves in steAdiuess and
accuracy IN handling their hose. pipes. which
has she me'h Of novelty IL nothing else. An
iron target erected. in which a hole j.
pierced The target Is raised Is feet from
the ground by means of pole The water.
driven by IRE engine placed distance Of
twenty Eve feet from the target. Is received
into the central opening. and falls. by means
Of luunel. into cask capable 81 holding
tweniy five gallons. The prize Is adidugcd
70 the hrcman who shall fill the vessel in the
shortest time This period varied on tho
hrst trial from | minute o. seconds to ,
minutes ~ seconds
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a n RxInkN
s-,s =, s.s-e.a r~rr~ Haste - So rsr.<r
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To ruE CLormfNe MERCHANTS Oh TKRRr
HAurE-we the undersigned Statesmen in
your employ. finding that the laio hour OF
closing your business houses. entirely de
prives US OF all social epjoyments. we there
fore earnestly request you, TO set the time
for closing your Stores a. =. o'clock. com
mencing Wednesday. Nov. %. 1862
] Erlanger.. T.. X. Pallerter.
T. S:rause J = Brown
II Bambergcr NJ & Mixer.
l.. Rosenberg g. X D.mnick
PIT Gchh - Thos. b Cart.
$ Mark T. Calm
NJ. Arnold
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TAX NOTICE

Treasurers Notice for IL
To The Tar Payers Of l.qo County
TssIsrrfrs 0,ylcs. OF u. Il
NOTICE is hereby given that
~ Tar duplicate for isG2 has been rsoeiys
the fpilswing j. tho rats q tAxss f,r sid year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-05

pitfalls were completely emptied. Everything had
likewise been removed from the Post-Oiice and the
houses occupied as headquarters. Beauregards staff
occupied the principal botel-the Teshsningo
House, which 10 also completely deserted.
Immediately after the first Of our troops entered
the town the Stars md Stripes were raised over the
Court-Hou,e During the first hours Of the occupa-
ton many houses were broken open by straggers
from the ranks, who loaded themselves with plum
der bu, toward noon guards stationed all over
town, and the wantOn interference with private
property storpsd.
'pEsFprrRs COMING IN.
As soon a. cavalry and artillery could be brought
up, pursuit was made OF the retreating enemy for
distance Of five miles. Nothing was, however. seen
Of him. While going and returning, Rebel soldiers
came out Of the woods lining the roads, singly and
in squads 10 the number OF 100 and gave them
selves up, claiming to be treated as deserters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-05

HIGHLY IMPORTANT PRON CORIN7H,
BEkUREGAR0'S ARMY DISPERSED
Pope Thirty Miles Below Corlnth'
TEN THOUSAND PRISONERS TAKEN
1900 Stand Of Arms Captured.
Beaursgard Tells His Men to Save
Themselves.
THE EREMYS LOCOMOTIVES CAPTURED.
General Decentralization Of the Rebels
$4,000 Stand Of Arms Captured.
THE ENEMYS LOCOMOTIVES CAPTURED.
General Decentralization Of the Rebels

WARRINGTON, Wednesday, June =, 1852.
The following dispatch was received this afternoon
Vt the War Department;
BnLxoK's Hk,DeuAsrERs. Wednesday, June 4 1862.
Boa Z. NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of war:
Gen. Pope, with 10000 men, is thirty miles south
Of Coriuth, pushing the enemy hard
He already reports 1000 prisoners, aud deserters
from the army, and 5000 stand of arms captured.
Thousands of the enemy throwing away their
srms.
A farmer says that when Beauregard learned that
Co. Elliott had cut the railway the line of re-
treat, he became frantic, and told bis men to save
themselves the best they conld.
We have captured nine locomotives and number
Of cas. One of The former is already repaired and
e running to-day. Several more will be in running
order in two or three days. The result 10 oil
possibly desire.
II. w. HALLsCK. M,jor-Genera Commanding
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The Number OF Prisoners Taken By Jack
son-Reoceupstion 81 Wfnchester-Th
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
,eisl Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch to The N Y. Tribune.
HARPxa's FasKr. Wednesday, June 4. lssl
Mr.. Echeleger, formerly of Nsw-fork, but
recently engaged in business at Winchester, reached
here to-day. Himself and partner were taken prs
oners by the Rebels but he managed to escape, and
walked 10 this place. The Rebels took 100 prison
ers, 40 Of whom were officers and 60 civilians.
They were taken to Lynchburg. Our forces hold
Martnsburg, and by this time ore at Winchester.
Col Kenly of the ls! Maryland left Msrtinsburg on
parole, for Baltimore, by way Of Frederick, this
morning Nine dcserters from Jaekson's army were
sent to Baltimore this afternoon. Mr.. Smith, Master
Of transportation Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, has gone to MartiLsburg. He thinks that all
the damage done TO the railroad by the Rebels may
be repaired without difficulty and the road put in
order by Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-05
MOVEMENTS OF WOUNDED.

PnILApEIPnIA, Wednesday,, June 4. ls6?
Tie steamer Whldin arrived at o'clock this
morning from James River, having on board 400
wounded Penny vsnia soldiers from the late battle
on the Chickahomipy
BORON, Wednesday, June 4, 1852
A private dispatch states that the steamer Daniel
Webster left the White House last night with 242
wounded New.England soldiers, including Brig.
Gen. Deyens aud Col. Briggs, for Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-05
MRS. GREENHOw's REPORTED LEyEE.

BALTIMORE. Wedp' day June 1852
The statement teegraphed from here that Mrs.
Greenhow, Mrs. Baxley, and Mrs. Morris were per-
mitted to hold levee while here waiting for the
departure Of the Old Point boat proves to have been
based on exaggerated statements. A number OF
female Secessionsts visited the hotel but it is said
they were denied admission, Gen. Dix having given
special orders to allow them no communication with
any one whatever. Some may have succeeded in
greeting them ~ they were about leaving for the
beat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-05
FRENOyT'S PURSUIT OF JACKSON.
AN ENGAGEMENT BEYOND STRASDUaG
THR REBELS RESUME THEIR RETREAT
Smith and Longstreet in the Valley with
$4,000 Rebel Troops.

MAHrrssBuRG. Wednesday. May 4, 1857
Trustworthy statements from Strasburg say that
Jacksons whole force, with bis train and prisoners,
succeeded in passing through toward Newmarket
The firing on Monday was an attack by Gen. Mil
roy on Jacksons rear guard At Fishers HILL strong
strategic point mile and . half from Strasburg.
From the best information obtanable the enemy
held their ground, and resumed their retreat during
the night.
1t il reported that Jacksons advance guard were
in Newmarket on Monday night The Rebel Gems.
Smith and Longstree; were in tho Valley with $4,000
mon, but their exact position was unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-05
Tho second Dsy-Gssd News:
of the N. Y. Tribune.

rorresr ondeiIce Of the N 7. Tftbuhe
sAvAexs STATION, Sunday mornng-7l O'Clock.
While waiting to make up from the Surgeons
memoranda list of the killed and wounded in the
battle of the Seven Pines, listen 10 the furioua
musketry which this morning reusws the fight upon
the ground where the Oombatants separated lass
night. 1t is about . mile of only, and the white
smoke rising through the dark pines and oaks marks
accurately the altar on which Slavery and rsoelhon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-05

up the Goth and ssth New-York regiments, rsgi
ments which, not having seen fight before, fred
rather wild, but which found their element in the
use Of the bayonet Grapevine Bridge Is one Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-05

except those OF the three regiments behind the woods
to the north of Fair Oaks, which are the positions
they assumed when ordered up in support of Nagees
right. The three regiments were the Let Minnesota
on the right, John Cochrare's in the center, and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-05

bridges thrown across the Cbckahominy by Gen.
Mcclellan. Another, between the Railroad Bridge
and Bottoms Bridge, was carried away by the
storm. The balloon, from which Prof Lowe tele.
graphed the movements Of the enemy, was anchored
to the ground by cable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-05

The basis of the sketch Of the Battle Of Seven
Pines, which we give above, is drawing specially
brought to from the battle field. The positions OF
our troops, which are represented by y and n, are
given as they were at tie time of the Rebel attack,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-06

MgssRs. HKNRY P WILSON l. Co.: deem Mrs. Will
sons Hair Regeneration and Hair Dressing the standard
articles Of all hair preparations have, in many in
stances, known them restore the hair where 1t had
fallen off, dandru restore the hair to its original
color cure entirely the painful headaches-and in
some instances most serious humOrs Personally, have
been sharer in several Of these benefits.
REV. HENRY HILL, Manchester, N.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-06

November.
MEsSRs. HENRY ?. WILSON x Co.. have used your
Hair Regeneration and lair Dressing and have received
great benefit from them. deem the articles worthy OF
high commendation and cheerfuly recommend them to
all who want to restore gray hair to its original COLOR
any who troubled with dandruf, disagreeable
itching of the head humors to those whose hair
falling from the head
Rnv. 6. W. H. CLARK, Great Falls, N. II.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-06
Tmr BAY SCHOOL BELL.

A NEW SINGING BOOK for Day Schools, called the
"A DAY SCHOOL. BELL, is now ready. 1t contains
about 200 pages Of choice Songs. Rounds Catches Du
ets, Tros Quartes, and Choruses many Of them writ
ten expressly for this work besides 81 pages of the FL
of Music The Elements are so easy and progres
-ve that ordinary teachers will find themselves entirely
successful in instructng young scholars to sing cor
recty and scientifically while the tunes and words EN-
brace such variety of lively attractive and soul stirring
music and sentiments that no trouble VIII Inexperienced
in inducing all beginners with zeal in acquir ing
skill in one of the most health giving beauty tyimpov ng
happiness yielding, and order-producng e>ercses o
school life. In simplicity Of its Clements IN variety ana
songs, "rpina selected and adapted, it claims by much
to excel all competitors 1t will be found to be the Test
book issued for Seminares Academies, and Public
Schools few ample pages Of the Elements, Tunes,
and Songs, given in circular send and get one 1t
is complied by HORACE WATERS, Author of " Sabbath
School hnls,' Nos and 2, which have had the enor-
sale OF $4,000 copies in "6 months Price, paper
cover 20 cents SIS per t0 bonnd 30 cents, S22 per
100 cloth bound embossed gilt, 40 cents, $50 per 100
20 copies furnished at The 100 price Mailed free at n
retail price. ..ORANE WATERS, Publisher.
No 4sl Broadway, New Iort.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-06

THESE MEDICINES have now been before the pub
lie tor period of thirty years, and during that time
have maintained high character i'll almost every part
OF the globe for their extraordinary aud immediate
power OF restoring perfect health TO persons suffering
under nearly every kind disease to which human flesh
liable
The national Republican., 1862-04-05
Franklin 4 Co.

We direct the attention Of our readers to tho
splendid optical establishment orMcssrs. Frank.
lln CO., IA Pennsylvania avenue, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. Persons with
afflicted eyesiIht arc relieved there by the sk III
ol those gentlemen, expert in their profession.
Military mon hnd there tho finest collection of
hsld glasses. Eng,nsers and craftsmen are pro.
vided there with the hest kinds Of matheniati.
cal and Surveyor Instruments. Scholars have
scopes and other philosophical instruments.
Lovers OF theatres and concerts are delighted
with tho variety Of Opera glasses they moet
with AT Franklin Il Co.'s store, where every.
thing Is sold At tho lowest Eastern prices. 1t
The national Republican., 1862-04-05
n.ashs nj aa,.iiers.

Tho folkwtnf deaths OF s0ldfers have occurred
since our last report:
Ransler MrIn'yro. cor pany r, 10th New York
| volunteers. A. camp. IE vri NJ. lL
dams ShArpehooters, atcamv. y -
A. Y. McLeroy, company +, 10Th Indiana vol
unteers, at Columbian College.
Il. Burhham, company B, IGth Now York vol
unteers, AT camp. :.
George. Qaarry, company D. .lO1th Pcnnsyl-
farm.
Charlie, s. Dean, company F, 22d Massachu.
so!ts volunteers, ut Seminary Hospital. ;,
John Hicks, company K, 9Th New York artil
lefy, Vt Seminary Hospital. ....-L..
York volunteers, At Circle Hospital.
William Baker, COMPANY C, slst New York
| volunteers, at Columbian College.
Geo. Barnum, company +, seth New York
volunteers, at General Hospital, Fourteenth
street. - o.. NV ..A .t
Geo. Jones, company :, seth New York vol
untcers, at camp.
John Greak, company -, lst Pennsylvania
vG%a,ss,' Fransi,' yark ~ Sksp scmpa,v A. sls New York
volunteers, at Eruptivo Hospital. ..
Henry Nichols. company A. 10Th New Jersey
volunteers, at Seminary Hospital.
W. sterry. company X 18th Now York vol.
unteers, at General Hospital, Judiciary
Square.
Alonzo Slater. COMPANY b. l3h New York
volunteers, at Seminary Hospital.
John Whcrry, Oompany q, 9th Pennsylvania
volunteers, nj Union Hospiial.
Myer Van Anken, company +, 9Sth New York
volunteers, at Columbian College.
Henry Marcellious, company q, 10th Penn.
sylvania volunteers, ut Patent OfIiCe.
Relatives Of deceased soldiers can bo fur.
nished with all the Information they desiro in
relation to the burial place of their friends
&C., by calling on ]. ". Plant, Guvernmen,
| undertaken, ils Seventh street, between
and II.
The national Republican., 1862-04-05
lkObDslUg AlS,l.elf.

Odlcers Norwool and King wore called upon
yesterday by German named baum, who
stated that he had been robbed at his boarding
house "f II valuable gold watch, and suspected
that the robbery had been perpetrated by some
one boarding In the house. He told several
contradictory stories, which led the officers T.,
suspect that ho had not lost any thing, but had
mcroly got up the story for Tho purpose OF
creating sympathy. In the meantime, Mr..
Bray, "f tho firm of Bray Il Co., (whOsc store.
II Will he remembered, was entered some
months ago and robbed Of several thousand
dollars worth of watches and jewelry j hearing
that Baum had lately been dealing rather OK.
tcnsivcly IN watches, got out u search warrant,
and tho officers, on pretence Of searching for
tho missing watch, proceeded to Daum's board
'ng house. Instead of first searching The bag.
gage of the boarders, they ut once commenced
TO overhaul the contents Of Baum's valse,
wbera. 10 and bchold. WAS the missing watch
besldes ton other watches-two gold and eight
silver. Baum was tskOn into custody and
brought To the Office Of Justice Dom; but as
Mr.. Bray could not identity tho watches as his
property, was discharged.
The national Republican., 1862-04-05
GesIing FIESTA urant.

This il ono Of tho very best places In town Il
get good, delicious, well.cooked dinner. The
proprietor and numerous waiters seem TO pos
sess that rare faculty of providing the good
things exactly suited to tho most fasiidious
taste. No pains Or expense is spared 10 pro
vldo the worry best the market affords. Give
tho G"siing call, 1T No. 2i7 Pennsylvania
avenue. So0 advertisement.
The national Republican., 1862-04-05
('rIlninnI cnIlrt.

Hon. JAMES DUNLAP, OF THE CIRCUIT Court,
PRESIDING Yesterday morning, Jane Hunter
WAS convicted of an assault and battery on
Mary Ashe.
john Ryan, II soldier Of the New York Fifty
ninth regiment, Was then tried for arson In sot.
ting hre to tho residence of Mr.. Hams near
Iynaily town.
The national Republican., 1862-04-05
Gone,

In our walks about the city yesterday, we
missed party of Eaglish oficors who have
been here for some days; neither Ia Philip &
Solrmon's bookstore the headquarters of Bohc.
mians) graced by tho presence of DR.. Russell
Lintey, Dacie, Ashe and others, claimed by
domestic journals AS "Our Own Correspond.
su,s,n
The national Republican., 1862-04-05
UOuhlY Finnish i

II. W. Dodge insulted u lady m the street
yesterday, for which uiiisnGC "a, was promptly
knocked down by the lady's husband. llo was
then taken Ia the second ward station house,
and examined before Justice Clark, whv re-
quircd HIM to give satisfactory apology, and
thinking the follow was sufficiently punished,
dismissed him.
The national Republican., 1862-04-05
LOCAL NEWS.
- Advertisers.

Nearly 10 thousand copies Of the Rertb
loan are circulated among the floating popu,a
ton every day, besides thslarss number served
70 regular subscribers. Advertisers will take
note accordingly.
The national Republican., 1862-04-05
The New preasury Notes,

These new notes are rs perfect Ms the art Of
engraving. Tho signatures are printed op
trcm. not impressed into them, but have all the
appearance and peculiaritss of II hand writ.
ing. Thoy will bo MS welcome as hot cakes,
"dnno brown on both Sides" on i Wiulry morn.
in
The national Republican., 1862-04-05
Cutting.

Mr.. Clark, a very ingenious employee In the
machine for clipping the Treasury notes, which
works like charm. 1t is regarded not only M
quite au innovation on the usual process, but II
successful one.
The national Republican., 1862-04-05
Corns. HuniOns
India tubbsr Goods.

Rubber Blankets Tor Soldiers, 81 20 each.
Rubber PonchOS and Blankets combined, % DO
each.
India Rubb,r Goats, white and black, $3.50 each.
India Rubber LesgIns, 81 per pair.
And all kinds Rubber G0ods-including Rubber
Boots anu Shoes, Rubber Shoppers ior ottles, Door
Mats, Undershceting for Beds in soknrss, &c, No. III
manufacturer prisea, at Il A. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
3Os Pennsylvania avenue,
dec 1q-u Bet Ninth and Tenth Bts
The national Republican., 1862-04-05

Hon. Ju'gs Sanger, district attorney, of Bos
ton, was TN nESt the visitors NJ tho House q
Representatives yesterday.
The national Republican., 1862-04-05

81 photographs and AmbrOtyPes Of AL
sizes are tnkcn Q new plan only known 10 thu
pr preor OF the olellan Art GALLERY $40 Seventh
street, four doors above D.
The national Republican., 1862-04-05
Coal OiII Coal Oity

5. W. OLAuG BLEN SsCOAL OIL DEPOT,
Corner New Jersey avenue and Il strret H..
ing connected with one o. the LIrgcst Coal Oil
Factoies IN the count y, am prepared to fur nish
the lest Quality Kerosene iii 10 thu tr dc ut much
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