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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
IN HOSPITAL AT MEMrHLS.
From the United States and other
 Foreign Countries.

IL IS pTctty SeHeldllE UtlleFpl that tIe control of the war has been taken from McC Clellan, and that he is now only com mandcr-in- chief of the division of the Pc. tomac. There has been . change in the whole thing, and Lanes assertion that the abolitionists are now at liberty to try the fire and blood policy is undoubtedly true.
 The St. Louis Democrat of tLe lth fast, has the following paragraph, which must be taken for what it is worth, as coming from fountain head of lies:
 "A letter from New Orleans, received by the Victoria, says the superintendent and employees on the Qpelousas railroad have been arrested, and 9 conspiracy dis covered to deliver the road to the Union forces, and give other aid at Berwick Bay This news was suppressed by the papers.
 The Mexicans are making :; much strQn- ger resistance .han they were thought capa ble of, They seem to be pretty we'll united in opposition to the allied powers. There is an account of well fought battle at the National bridge. Shall the Mexicans teach us lesson?
 Queen Victoria, in her speech, at the opening of Parliament said, in reference to the Unitod States, that the Trent affair had been settled, and amicable relations still exist. Napoleon, in his address to the French Chamber, said nothing of interfer- ence, but that he maintained neutrality.
 h these, while there is nothing encour- aging to us, there is nothing positively dis couraging. But neither indicate any spec dy action by either government, and the South must rely upon herself to secnre her independence,
 The official report ol the commander oi I the gun boats that went up to Florence says.thc Unlon sentiment was very strong Other reports said that the federals were | hailed with cheers and waving of flags.
 Gen. Beauregard has not been at Colum bus. He is yet sick at Jackson, Tennessee
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
To Whom This May Concern.

THIS is to certify that called upon to witness the Patent Process for tanning leather invented patent ened by townsman, B. O. Hattox tested and vera the witnesses to his of tanning in thirty hours piece of leather that will make goed upper leather for shoes fully of the opinion that his process is as good recommended in his advertisement and will speedily bring about complete revolution in the tanning art H makes known to us the ingredient used in his tanning and there quantity in the country the southern States. VIM. k. WOODRUFF
 K. L. DUFF,
 k. s. YERKES. Ji..in poolx trI- To- 1eso
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

ARKANSAS PEsITENTIiRY, Jan. 1862. Mir. B. 0. HArTox-Sr: have thoroughly tested the cept for tanning which purchased of you and have hesitation in saying that it makes leather much shorter time than the old fogy process would recommend it tanners and planters wishing to tan their leather
 Yours, A. J. WARD.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
Sl5O REWARD.

STOLEN from the subscriber 0 abous the N
 " 2th of Nnuary 1862 a yellow hay MARE, kS6IA with star Tn the lace slightly hpes in the right e the hoot small o the right shoulder blade, and throws her right e oo rather out in travelling Is hands high yesrs olA peNt spring will pay above reward for te apprehension and delivery of the thief and rare or hty dollars for the delivery of the mare, TO onabs compensation for any inform aon relative the
 Feh v
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
Items and Rumors about the War.

There seems to be but little doubt that the Burnside expedition is destined for New Orleans. sa1h4.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

In these days of defensive war, it is re- freshing to learn of advance movements like the following:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
c O M M I T T E D

gBNo jail in Benton, Saline county, Arkansas. on ne
 1 3th day of January, 1862, negro who says &S his is SIMON abont fl years old, 5% t high n very black He had on when taken up,a pr of N brogan shoes kersy pants and we or an old black hat tucked at the sides would weigh about SITS bs and says he belongs to William Powell! Wetnmpka Alabama.
 The owner hereby notified ta forward prove pro- perty and pay charges e will Ae dealt with according law THOS. PACK, Sheriff Feb 20 1862. sea.. Cos. of adv s5a sI per week.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
CAMDEN. ARK. Dee. 26. 1.

CAMDEN, ARK, Dec. 26, IS6l. Dr. E. 0. TATTox Dedr Str: have process for tanning enough feel liberty state that is every respect it is recommended in your advertsemen and will the leather if the instructions carried fully. Yours truly etc., WM A. BEEK.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

TIE CURSE OF WHIskY.-We see that the Yankee Generals are adopting stringent mea- srres to prevent the introduction of whisky into their camps. It is wise policy, and if they can succeed it will no doubt increase the efficiency of their army. Whisky is the most dangerous of all the enemies and dangers which soldiers have to encounter. Drunken soldiers are not to be depended on, and still less drunken otiicers, whose indulgence ot this maddening passion may involve the fate not only of themselves, T. :. of the men whose lives are in their keepi. a, the country whose honor is entrust .d anu guardianship,- Richmond Disrr.atM, II M Y
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

The Yankees have sent one of their gene rals, Stone, to Fort Lafayette, on suspi- cion ot treason.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

Hunter has declared all Kansas to be under martial law.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
P. H. w HI A T

HpECEIyING, FORWARDING < COMMISSION MER- Fla CHANT at psyals Rlufss, Ark. Will give personal attention forwarding goods consigned to his care Will make cash adyanres consgnments.
 lS6a 2nl
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
ISs- We are indebted to the Memphis

Appeal for the three following items.
 TIE TRUE Gmr.-In the retreat from Fort Henry, Person McKaime, of company A, 10th regiment Arkansas volunteers, aged over sixty years, after being wounded in the neck, was ordered to surrender. He proudly replied, mot yet, {" and immedi- ately fired upon and killed captain of the enemy's cavalry. He tried another barrel, which missed fire, and the old soldier of the cross fell, as true soldier of the South should with his feet to the foe.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
Sugar and Mclasses

UUST received and for sale S 5 hhds. Sugar 10 bbls Molssses;
 2 ten gal Kegs
 Fierce Rice.
 Low for cash or in ex~ ,,., ot., .J Tallow. -shafge ieF beei hless feltIy n r,S sh' Feb. 2o, 1892 w. V hoiA'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
Agents to Purchase Guns.

NE oSEs R. WOODS, of Hot Spring couuty K M WooD MI LAND, of 0aaohita county, and H. w HAYS of s. line county authorized agents to purchase guns for tb Confederate States fs+ s. c. FAULKNER, M & K Ord
 Little Rock. Arsenal. Feb 20 1882 3t " >
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

Haleck has been confirmed major general.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
FROM NEW MEXICO.
LEAvENweRTH, February 10, 1862

LEAvENweRTH, February 10, 1862.
 Jos Holmes, secretary of New Mexico, eleven and half days from Santa Fe, has arrived here, and brings important dis patches to Gen. Huter, and information re- garding affairs in the territory.
 The rebel Brig. Gen. H. Il. Sibley was within thirty miles of Fort Craig, with 2,500 Texans, with artillery, and had issued a buncombe proclamation.
 Col Canby has taken active measures to oppose him, and felt able to make suc- cessful resistance.
 It is reported considerable force of Tex ans were advancing up Rio Pecos to attack Fort Union. An express had been sent to Denver for endorsements, and the Cobra do troops probably marched immediately.
 Martial law had been proclaimed in the territory, and all able bodied men drafted to serve in the militia. All mules, horses and ammunition in the territory have been seized for the use of the government.
 The Indians in the territory are reported troublesome.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

Qk MERTON HosmTAL.-Lieut. Steele of the 18th Arkansas, with flesh wound in the shoulder, arrived at this hospital Thurs day night. He was among the captured at Fort Donelson but effected his escape on Sunday night A fall in the river having lowered the back water in the rear of the spot where he was detained, and that spot being poorly guarded, he got away, and that many other prisoners, probably over fifteen hundred, did the same. Dr. Leake, surgeon of the same regiment, also escaped the same evening and arrived at the hospital with Lieut.. Steele. Two men of the 7th Texas, and four five of the 18th Arkansas, were in the same engagement, are in the who hospital sick
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
All Lands

All Lands aeEi.ONGING to the Estate of CHESTER ASHLEY dec, kD situated in the counties of Aley, Drew and Cheot, \. Are for Sale. Apply to BAIT JoNEs esq Lake Village, chicot county, or to WI F. ASHLEY, Feb, 6, 1882 If Little Ro:t Arkansas.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

In the Crimean war the English lost in battle and died from wounds, 3,448 The deaths from sickness were 18,909 In the war in India, the deaths by disease were eleven times greater than the loss of killed in battle and died of wounds. In the Mexican war, the then United States had 100000 men in the field. In two years 1,549 were killed in battle or died of wounds, and 10, 986 died from diseases. In all wars the deaths in armies are five to eight times greater from disease than from wounds.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK

N RE Thinning the new side-wheel searer "A CHARM, Between Beyals Bluffs and ClaT~alolA in conH n-, nection with their nxsHd5sfe.--SN
 Double Daily Line of Stages From Clarendon Madison making the trin comfortable and pleasant and twentyour hours shorter than by any other route. ' regular line of packets from Memphis connect with the Road at Devas Blus offering excellent facilities for the shipment of eghs at all seasons and without the risk and delay attending the navigation of the Arkansas river Tickets can be procured of J. L. PALMER, Anthony House. Little Rock and at the Ticket Office of phls anu Chsfleston Railroad, Memphis. Cars leave Little Koch every day o'clock A. M and arrive s Memphis next day at o'clock Returning leave Memphis 15 o'clock, A. M arrive at Little Rock next day at 4]a P M
 s. F. BEAUMONT Feb 2o 1882 t Gen. -ig't M. f |. R. #. F.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

The New York Herald estimates the value of the property captured by the Yan- kees at Somerset, Ky, as follows: horses and mules, $1O0,000; wagons, S60,O00; ordnance, $35,000; muskets, $25, 1000; boats, s20,000; stores, s10, O00;-total, S250,000. We do not know how much meat was lost at Nashville, but in view of the loss of arms with the prisoners, the fac tories and other things, our late reverses in Tennessee have cost us millions; more than we care to name.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

\ N Casualties in the Fifteenth Regiment. ' /We have been furnished by Surgeon w. fS. Leake of the 18th regiment Arkansas volunteers, Col. Gee commanding, with the following list of the killed and wound ed of the regiment at Fort Henry and Fort Donelson Dr. Leake left Fort Don- olson on Sunday morning before sunrise in company with five others of his regiment. He thinks that probably fifteen hundred men escaped by the same route-crossing the back waters at point not guarded by the federals:
 BETWEEN FORTS HENRY AND DoNELsoN.
 Killcd-Parson McKaimer, Capt. Proc tors company: John Simms, Capt. Jordan's company Wounded-Cook, Capt Jor dan's company. Prisoners-Mai. Lee and several privates.
 AT FORT DONELSoN. Killed-Jas Gates, Co. D, Lieut.. Cobb commanding: one other name not recolect ed Wounded-H. F. Lee, Co. B, shoulder slight; - Shepperd, Co. A, confused wound; James Adams, Co. E, Cheek slight; Henry Gally, Co., B, arm, slight; H. Pur- cell, Co, thigh, slight; Thos. White, Co. B, thigh, supposed to be dead Capt. Jordan, commanding Co. c, through mates, John RhineS, private, Co. q, thigh, slight;-- Weaver, Co., c, chest and elbow 2d Eieut. W. T. Steele, Co., c, neck, slight; t;--Pe- vito Co. c, hip; Henry Poe, Co. c, side; 0. F. Glenn, Co., c, confused wound; G. w. Hare, Co. D. bowels; Henry Lewis, confused; - Haller, Co. D, concussion; J. F. Brazel, Co. D, arm slight; Il. Wal lace, Co. F, foot - Mesely, Co. F, an kle; D. F. Wilson, Co. r, side; Harring ton, Co., F, head; Serg't. Maj. l.. D. Fer guson, elbow. Escaped-W. s. Leake sur geon of regiment, Lieut.. w. T. Steele, Lieut.. J. w. Walker, Lieut. ". T. Wall, PrivateS George J. Bird, Leroy Risenbury, servant Austin, belonging to Adj. John | Ston.
 IN HOSPITAL. AT MEMPHIS. $. w. Gaston, w. J. Blake. Co. C, J. Mcdonald; F. Maness, Go. A; w. c, Cad die, C. B. Ball, Isaac Chandler, Go. F; J. onakin; J. C. Bulb
 IN NASHVILLE.
 Lieut. Thomas, Co. 4 J, G. Holleman, 10. C. D. k Morgan, Co. D; Henry Poe, Lem Cook, - Pevito, Co. c, $, T. | Shiekly, at Camp Henderson.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

Camden. Ark, Dec. q, 1881. 1s-am.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
STATE OF ARKANSAS, !
 COUNTY OF HOT SPRING. {

K. .. Little Rock, Ark, Jan. Eth, 1862.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

The Duke of Argyle, MT. Bright, and other leaders of the liberal party in Eng land, have written letters to federal sena. tors, that unless they made the war an anti slavery one, England would interfere. They say slavery must be abolished at once ii Maryland and Delaware. Lincoln does not want to do it till Missouri and Ken lucky are subiugatod,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

The St. Louis papers of the 18th say that Gen. Halleck received dispatches from Gen. Curtis, stating that he captured the wagons and baggage of Prices command, in the retreat of z the rebels " from Springfield
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

Another bloodthirsty scoundrel in com mand in Mo-, is thus mentioned in an ex- change;
 "Col. Deitzler Kansas celebrity, in command at Lexington, Mo-, has caused the arrest of large number of wealthy se- cessiohists in the neighborhood, and de- clares his intention to shoot or hang five of them fer every one of his soldiers who may be shot ''by the rebel assassins who Turk in ambush and fire upon Union soldiers
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

In tho federal congress on the 17th inst, Colfax announced, on the authority of McC lellan, that Fort Donelson had been taken, with 15,0O0 prisoners, among them Generals Johnston, Buckner and Pillow.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

To show the hypocrisy, double dealing and false professions of the abolitionists, we give some extracts from the New York Tribune, which, now that it's party is in power cries loud and long for the blood of rebels
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

Gen. Beauregard has not been at Colum- bus, He is yet sick at Jackson, Tennessee
The New York herald., 1862-12-21
OFFICIAL CANVASS.

That Jeremiah oouehin and Jeremiah Murphy, By lhs
gea.s number Of votes Tere duly elected for School frus
nn Dss az % and oo,s s1 S s
That James Campbsn and John w. Warren by the great,
sc,eoi Trustees Of ihe siIlh war;.
duly elected TO hl ssancy as school Trustee OF sbs
Thona. Shields and william Doushsrty by the great.
s OF votes we're duly elected as - hool Trustees or
nas Des so;.. = rssss md r.1s; r: y ae
rasts. Of Esass aar y ''''e'' '0' 'a ''' A'''
Tns a js@s. es,,. a. ca,G y h greatest su%ser Of y's.
a, .,o'uu 70 M vac.ncy as School Trustee OF ,hs
That James u. Townsend and James Harrison, by mo
That George snyder cornus corsen BY the rea,es,
num- sr Of oses werf duly el eica School
Hnter OF votes were duly elees frsstees s s
That benjamin Moore and John Hart, by the greatest
s,s, duly elected School frusees Of ,hc
rs Joseph H. rooser and rhomss r. Baay BY the great,
number u votes, duly elected School Trustees OF
That Cornelius r. Jourdan and Patrick Brennan By tho
greatest number OF votes were duly elected a. School rrs
Thai Jnn,s D. Diver and Linus W. Stevens by th. Eea.
scsao s nS pS o. o. ~ Nth. , Ts aa esea 'or M tern" an
luy elected, n W anc,. scloo trustee tho
heI LEWIS Eo.ennIicr and Patrick Campbell, BY 'ho
nr a,' IN ns., % votes. we're duty elected as school Trs
Tat .ni;s sr MsGrane NJ and Foarmsn saasip BY 'ss
ScAool r ustaes Of ~. Ssveul wAri.
hut ia nara r. Woods, by TIE grratr number OF votes
WAS ouy eleeei 20 MI aIcy hoo Trustee Of the
Seventeen h War.
TIA. N cpaei Ryan and William hard BY the area,s.
nun er o vot ere duly .lscied. TOR fun term School
Trl stees oi the EiL. IN ward
Iai Edwar Cooper by the greatest nunlber
duly elected 10 hi vacancy, School Trlsee OF the EisA
tsenth ward.
That aonss cumn, and John Hogan by the gr nrst
nmncr votes were duly elected School Trustees No
Nineteenth Nard
That + ward Sclchng ana Edward Dotbs by TIE great
es mumD votes, duy elected school OF
the Tv ent eth ward.
That Thompson w. Decker and Michael Geognan. by tho
great 81 number yuts duly elected School AZ
tee. Of ths lwsltyifH Ward
That william Seebs,h and T REy, by greatest
nmbcr votes were duly ercied Snoo Trustees Of tho
Twenty Second ward.
We hereby certify the foresone statement TO be correct
An ha caused the he at, std by the or
u. Chairman and Secretary Of the B,ad Of City
this l5tn day OF December, 1874.
+. ]. A. B0OLE, Chairman.
d. T. VALENTINE Secretary
The New York herald., 1862-12-21
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME coUR
- 10 lie matter of the application OF the Mayor, Aldermen
and Con tnonalty o. The Cy cf New YORK relative TO
TiiE 0rENfHy Oh -
ONE HUNDRED AND TESfH STREET
FROM BROADWAY
TO TIE HUDSON RIVER,
IN THE CITY or NEW YORK ..
pursuant TO statues in suca made ana povIocu mS
Mayor. Aldermen and CcnrnouA u the ei,y Q, Nsw nors
hereby notice that they Intend 70 Apply " me supreme
Court OF the State Of New York. sfcAl ,s,m os am
court 10 be held et the City Hall 10 me es - rs~ ~
Saturday, the hirc day Of January lSo3 ~ the opvR ~
tire court that das, or soon thereafter - conhs.i n -
heard. for the appantmgri d Monnnlssoneis ~ csumA
and he sbove en ed msiSr; hs ,ns nstnre
r ~ rs ~ rJrei Tenth sireet, from Broadway W the
Wson river IN the said city Of New YORK. - laid on, e ne
% ~ ~ sad .tiy under aud nv virtue OF an act o. the
Is"satrs OF people Of hs sta,e Sew York enu.ea
ipprOvemcps ton hing he lay ing Qua ot
ana roas NE city o. New York, and for other
poses passed apri GREENE c. BRsSsoN,
Counsel 10 Tho Corporation.
dated Nrr YoRK, December 10, 1859.
The New York herald., 1862-12-21


at appears such estimate and canvass that the
number OF given for the oice OF Conncmeu Of
which john Heay received nine thousand two handrcd
which Charles Riley received eight thousand hun
which arssn Jones received nine thousand ave hun
I which Patrick H. Keenan, received ten thousand four
Which is%es sandiorl received seven ,bsusaud nine
which james Hays received eleven thousand three hun.
which DsSei Brophy received eve thousand four aua-
whi xichsei Doody received three thousand sz hun
vhch Michael Madisan received Ave thousand one hun
which Michasi Bropsy received four ,sousand eight
which Pai'i:i Mcysmnra resolved sr thousand aud
which John Bush received four thousand hundred
BIZ which Francis Duty received hundred and fifty.
which John II. whismore received siI hundred aud
81 which Joseph xansr receivcd two thousand seven
d. which pasie DaG received one hundred and eighty
bf which two hundred and sir,y..is were blank.
OF which two hundred and sixty one scattering
uvrn SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Rhs, appears such estimate canvass thst the
oN number Of votes given FOR the ocg concineu Of
Fifth benntoti district was sevenynse tbousspc seven
which c%a ssus Webster received cs. thousand nine
of which j. Wesley hun, received ave thousand one hun
O. A Which JOHN Mcconnell received osh, thousand one
o. OIL "ScS Joseph Mcvay received osS, thousand seven
Of Which Thomas Brady received eight thousand three
OF which NcSsei q Gross received csh. thoasaua six
OF which fre aok Ropprr seven thousand and
81 when Nathan H. Hall rscGlved three thousand
of which sion ilaslcoa received i've thousand three
OF which vinerL Cornell received ,hree thousand
OF WHICH Patrick j. Hansury received three thousand
or which James Coan received three .honsand four hun
red and twcnty-sl1
OF which Thomas j. Carlton r,ceiv.d one.
OF which John Farrell received three hrndred and
OF Which John Kaiser received aisteeu
on wbrh one hundred aud twelve were blank
nd of which seventy sven scattering yujes
stTn sksArosAL pisrsacr.
~ ,o,ss avon r .Se oes S Una. s
Sixth senswra, district was seventy nine thousand four
OF which Johu ougsspg received seven thousand four
q whch John g. hsvand received seven thousand and
q, Which John p Cav received seven thousand and forty.
or which Jas Murray received six thousand nine hundred
OF which Richard 0Brsn escevsa sir ihoussnd eish,
OF which ecos ncra,h received sr thousand nine hun.
or wScs Harvey ceavelsnd received al, thousand four
OF wth abrshsm Len, received thousand two hun
81 I %Ses deorse Ross received nve thousand hun
or woes Amos s Cbnberain received sr tbousans four
or Which wsm Atkinson received Ave thousand csh,
of wSiaS wlism IL Housn.r received ss thousand avo
or wch isnry B. Pardy received Eve hundred and nine
OF which Eiber, Robertson reoeI7ed one hundred and
Sf Which ohsresp Edwards received ays hundred and
shu1wo.
The New York herald., 1862-12-21
ExPREssEs.

A BuRyHAMs FuRHrURE ExPKsss AND PACK.
tnin and sixth furniture 1oved and
shlppe /, parts of the world Covered wagons Tor ~.
movlng furniture 20 and from sho country. Furniture
sersn.
The New York herald., 1862-12-21
OrryCIAL CANVASS.

OF which Frederick w. sns tn received two thousand four
hundred and tSenty-six.
" which James MARINER received one thousand Tour
hundred and nfty--i.ht
D. which J.hn NJ uhns ro,eivet hundred AND eleven.
And Of WhicA ten wore I atternk votes.
The New York herald., 1862-10-02
FIN NANsrar.

4 EMY AND NAVY PAY AND CLAIM offJcE.--AP-
n ientB of ray. pay bounty and prize money Cpl-
ecttd. JOHN ~. AL IsI.AN. h4lny and Navs .;ankef
No 80 Mas street X ~, Opposite Ioei ualtc.
e ~ =
A rGrsT BELMONT a co.. MANNERS, 80, - NALL
N street. issue ettots credit 10 ifa'eets ayrAlabe 10
All rars OF voi through Nussr. Ns htl raiis,
London, trnnafott, Vienna. Napcs, sud Acb convsr'n~
dents.
4 IL ARMY AND NAVY CLAIMS AND NfoRNA
IN nation promptly rlts4ir, ~ my lnltnr4 lrsuliN IA
wasnngou, wac attends The toui ot 1ains. lnfoA!h
thceituliv tivcn ~ f IL. 50 't
collected. :. siNisuN Law. .. Pine tlsgt, New ios
AT TIE ARMY AND NAVY ADhNcf GEJ. ". N,lsUAS
"A 60 ~2It Broadway. TIC Ni.oNa anG heirs thoig
Who dieh whlu IN he ntel Seys Ssp lea can rrant.
ly obtain their pensions sv) baenl and ~ taos pay dae
tho doe aged
(yArIFoRSIA STATE AND BAN FRANCISCO CIrY
~ Interest CourouS r fchf I'D AZ rates,
DUNCAN, sl.bltMAx a ca,
Bankers, corner oi Fiue ana Nassau streets Nov York
MONEY 10 LESD. rs IsRGy or sNNfI SIMS on
M Watches Jev ciry rag n.s Goeis and rofsoai pr.
1sr,v az IN desc,ipsrs Vo, nav II redeemed ri uv
iime within onc year, ~ BARNARD, q Third avenue.
Private Office tn'rancc hali Coos.
NAVY 0FFfCERs .ACcorNTs, rroMPrLy ADJUST.
IN I'd yd oashcl Larte nihntns OF pensions due
heirs ol Seccascd navy osiccrs.
JOHN II. Nj kRAY, Army aud Navy Banker,
NJ !? nassau stitet, n. v, opposite Pos. Office,