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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-10

TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. 9, 1862.
The President, 1. Q. Masters, in the ehail
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved

TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. 9, 1862.
The President, I. Q. Masters, in the chair.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
CONCENTRATIONS.
From Board Of City Improvements, ask
/ ing that the ordinance for paving Front
street be referred back to said Board for re-
consideration. So referred.
From City Sexton, recommending repairs
on the house st Woodland Cemetery. Filed.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Roberts, allowing the Finance
Committee to withdraw from the files, for
tha purpose Of amendment, their report in
the matter Of the city against Levi johnson
for dover to Mary Fisher-Adopted.
By Mr.. Dixon, instructing Board of City
Improvements to make all necessary repairs
on the Center street Bridge-AdOpted.
By Mr.. Blair, instrueting Committee on
Parks and Public Grounds to repair the dwell
ing house at Woodland Cemetery-Adopted.
By Mr.. Blair, authorizing Committee on
Schools 70 expend sI5 for enclosing a lot on
west side ofIndustrial School building, which
Mr.. Homer Kellogg offers for the use Of the
school until he sells it-AdOpted.
By Mr. Roberts, authorizing the Financial
Committee to execute and deliver to Messrs
Blackburn and Fisher a note for the amount
Of the fifth estimate on the city prison, said
estimate to commence on the 10th instant,
agreeable to contract. Adopted.
By Mr.. Thomas ,instrueting the committee on
HarbOrs and Wharves to make arrangements
with the tender Of Main street bridge to tend
said bridge during nights, until Center street
bridge is repaired. Adopted.
By Mr.. Dixon, instructing the Center street
bridge tender to provide boats, and ferry pas
sengers across the river in the locality Of
Center street bridge, free Of charge, from 6
A. II. to P. n, until said bridge be repaired,
without expense to the city for his services.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Roberts, Appointing a special com
mittee to inquire into the damage done to Cen
ter street bridge and the causes that led
thereto. Adopted.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Bond, Dixon
and Freese.
REPORTS.
Of Secretary of Water Works for the month
ofAugust. Receipts, S744.63; Expenditures,
Ss04.6 Expenses over Receipts, $50. Filed.
Report Of City Sexton for the month Of Au-
gust. Filed.
CONTRACTS.
With Southworth & Williams, for improve
ment of Muirson street. Filed.
ORDINANCES.
To grade and pave the carriageway and
curb the sidewalks on Front street, between
Spring street and the Cuyahoga river. Board
Of City Improvements.
To levy and assess special tax upon all the
lots or lands bounding or abutting upon
WadsWorth street. Passed.
Adj journed.
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FEDERAL VICTORY,
GENERAL SCHENCK NOMINATED FOR
CONGRESS-,

DAYTON, Sept. o.
At the Union Convention of the Third Con-
gressional District, held at Middleton to-day,
General Robert SchenclI was nominated by ac-
clamation. His opponent is Hon. C. L. NSllan-
diuhaun
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PROMWIsCONsS.

MADISON, Wis, Sept. 9.
Telegraph received by Governor Solomon from
Secretary Stanton this afternoon, announces that
General Pope is on his way to st. Paul to take
command Of the Northwestern Department. his
headquarters to be located at st. Paul.
A special session Of the Legislature meets
here tomorrow.
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Arrest of Man for n Murder Committed
Seven Years Ago.

Seven Years Ago.
Yesterday afternoon, about one o'clock,
officers Sweeney and Brady arrested on West
River street, man named Michael Maher,
alias John Magnify, charged with a murder
committed in Newtown, Connecticut, seven
years ago. Maher has been known to the
police for year and half past, during
which time he has lived in an alley back Of
Main street, West Side. He employed him
self in various ways, principally selling veg
etables, &C., on the market. He has wife
and four children. At times be has been very
sbuslye to his family, and has been arrested
enc or more times for beating his wife,
About three months ago, his wife being en-
ragged on account Of fresh violence and abuse,
told ofieer Sweeney that her husband had
murdered man in NewtoEn, Connecticut,
about seven years ago, and fed to escape the
hand Of justice. Mr.. Sweeney wrote to the
sheriff Of the locality named, giving the wO-
mans statements, and received the following
reply: % zoe.
u. sweeney, JIEUT. OF PoLIcE.-DEAR
SIR II had sent to me your letter,
from another Deputy, it being misdirected.-
The murder you speak Of was committed IN
this town seven years ago. The murderer
escaped to parts unknown. The name you
give Is right, Michael Maher. Is his resi-
dence permanent in Cleveland, OF IS be likely
to leave or 20 in the army? I will make
preparations to come to Cleveland as soon as
/ can get the papers from the Governor ofour
State. Please write me if he is still at your
place, and give me description Of him,
color of hair, shape and form, SO that I may
net make journey for nothing.
AARON Sanford,
Deputy Sheriff, Newtown, CT,
Further correspondence ensued, which sat
ishsd the authorities of NewtoWn that the
man described is the identical one who com
mitted the murder for which justice has been
unsatisfed for seven long years, and he was
accordingly arrested yesterday as abO7e re-
lated, and locked up in jail. He is about
forty years Of age, short and heavily built,
and an Irishman by birth. He has been
known here as John Magnify, though his real
name is Michael Maher. He assured our re-
porter, who saw him in jail yesterday after
noon, that he has lived here for ten years
past, being absent only about two years du-
ring that time, during which he was in the
town Of Granger. He solemnly affirmed thai
he was never in Connecticut in all his life
and didn't know where that country was.--
We learn from the officers who arrested him
however, that he made partial confession
to them on their way to jail, and expressed I
hope thzt his wife and children would b
cared for. The Sheriff at NeEtovp was no
tihsd Of the arrest yesterday, by telegraph
and viii doubtless be here very soon to tax
possession Of the prisoner,
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n. Y. HONEY MARKET-sept. 9.


icy TELEGRAPH
MOSEY-The market is quiet and easy at 465 per
cent on call, and 45sa16 per cent for prime paper
SFERliNts EXCHANGED mRkct closed
dull. Bankers bills quoted at l3l@l3lH.
CsOLD-Amsrican gold Is lower; opening at 10
1lg55 per cent premium and closing at lSKllg per
cent premium. California gold bars quiet and NOM
inal
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Market a shade
lrmeT. United States 6s Of 1881, sy57@llOO; 73O
Treasury Notes. l028GlO3.
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Dr. RenneT's BALM OfGiIead ointment.

FOR THE MILLION-nOt a magnetic ointment to
crack the mortar Joints Of your constitution by its
wonderfully devised eclectric organism, but plan,
cOmmOnsensed Ointment that the People want for
their Sores their Bos their Burns their Cuts their
open FellOns, their Fever Sores their Carbuncles,
their Thousand and One trivial ailments that are
QUICKLY CURED by first rate Ointment, saving
much time and suffering, and Oftentime to much eX-
tent. n- The above Medicines for sale by Drug
gists generally throughout the country. Address
z. S. W. RICHARDSON, GenI Agent,
Rur7. R27 Box 3hS Cleveland. OhiO
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OVERS.

ENRENCH DYE HOUSE, No. Sc
Seneca-St, Next door to Mrs. Portsr's MillineT
StOre,) By FREDERICK CERIAA.
E4-DYEINd and CLEANING In all its branches. -Ge
Please call and examine finished goods in the store,
Issferences-Messrs. Rettberg Hausmann, Taylor.
Gri5WOid s Co.. and other Merohanta. auR7
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Livery StabIe
iuly2aR12

New Livery, Boarding and Sale Stables, 5
Champlain street.
FRANK B. FRANK G. WALBRIDaE.
iuly23: RI2
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WEIR PLATING AND BELL

TCE.-PURE SPRING POND ICE.
The Cleveland Ice Company prepared to fur
nish families, Railroads, Hotels, sc, with pure
Spring Pond Ice for the season, NJ wholesale
tail on the most reasonable terms.
Ef- AL orders left at G. S. Maltby's Oyster Depot,
2C9 SuperioT-St., will be promptly attended to.
mayS:39g o. CHAMP, Agent.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30

SEALED PROPOsALs are invited until the
= lsth day Of July, lses for Supplying the u s;
Cattle on the Hoof
The Cattle to be delivered at W sshinston, d. c.
and each animal to average 800 pounds gross No
animal admitted that weighs less than 600 pounds
The first delivery II Cattle to BE- i made on the Is,
day Of August, or @ soon thereafter o. the Govern
ment may direct Six hundred head OF cattle psr
week will be required to be delivered under this con
tract.
bond with good and 'ufnOisn, security will be
No bid will be entertained when put In by con
tfacton who have previously failed to comply with
their contracts In any Department Of the Govern
msnt OF where the bidder Il not present TO respond
The names Of frms should he stated In full, with
the precise address Of eaoh member the firm
Proposals. from dtsloya parties scl nat Be consdyed
and an oath Of allegiance must accompany esoh
AZ AZ bid, must be accompanied BY. two guarantees
q; s., u. s. A., Washington, d. C , and ndorsed
Proposals for Beet Cattle.
Fbrm Of Guarantee
OF ".., do hereby guaranty that - Is sbis
70 fulhl Q contract In accordance with the term
Of his proposition, ard that should hls propOstien
be accepted he will at once enter Into contract IL
Should the contract be awarded hin, We are pre
pal ed to become his securities.
Cfhs guarantee must he appended 70 each bid
The responsibility Of the gusrantors must b,
shown BY the official certificate Of the Clerk Of III,
nearest District Court or Of the United States Dis
thct Attorney' jest
~ THE TINE FOR RECEIVING. BIDS unde
the above advertisement 10 indefinitely postponed.
jyD A. BECKWITH, Msjor G. 8.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION,
u TREASURY DEPARTnKsF, July IT, 1852.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At thil
ONCE until FRIDAY, the LIST day Of August, 1852 at
plete, sixty Marble Mantels and Heart6s, Of two
sizes, ~ the west wing Of the Treasury Extension
o. amM style and pattern 10 those last set ln the
West Wi0g,
Drawings and other particulars oan he obtained
ON application to this Office; and II any offer made
under this advertisement should be soce pted the
acceptance will be conditioned upon the bidders n
king the marble now on hand at the Extsnslon st
It's cost proe, and using It, far as 1t will 60 In
making the Maptels S NJ. CLARK,
Acting Engineer In charge
July T--2aw2W Treasury Dept.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
GOVERNMENT ADVTS.
ORDHAHOE OKH1CB,

" wAs D.rAlrxEur,
PROPOSALS will ;. rssS ,sssis:s " ~ X " b.p.r. sss
!as d:i,ys.y = g: eio.,:s Al::s:Is. sf isfaaiiy
= AT TEE an wArsES%Ms fo%s, kAss. kHAasssnSAL' WATER
sSSS SsS ':!' 'nfAssry so00u..'n'ss'' oalinrs
~ THE wAraHSHIss 4sa1 E XXas.uAl, WEST
'ssSSSSs '..' I'fAnsy s''o..a.sn'nt'. ealisrs
AT The NEW YORK: ARSENAL, COVER
9,sSSS ,sSSS 'ss lafAntfy aooout.emens, oalbress
Ar THE ALLEeHENY AsshsAL. rirrs-
y go go sets Infantry s'oost.snsnt', o.sr'
At THE rRANKFoRp ARSENAL, BRiVEs-
I- BUkG, PA.
2tSsS sets Inf.ntry acooat.sment', caliSre ,ss
ATHEIST. LOUIS ARSENAL, ST. LOUIS. MO
z sssSS @ sets Infantry accoutfsmsnts' oaliSre. SO
Ths.e aecoutrement sr. to be made in s'riet con.
whloh can be examined at any OF the above named
arsuals snd are 10 be subject 10 Inspection at the
wnsrs 0o: 8 S.S sr
70 bs Of erunsi leather, ssd ths stock to Be !he
IN tbs set, g -
Deliveries NUT be made 10 lots Of not lees than
w sets per week, for all contrasts Of 10 900 or
ooItrscts for over 0O0 counting from the date Of
the contract FAILURE 10 deliver st . speof ID time
will subject the contractor TO forfeiture OF the
amount TO be delivered at that time. This accoutre
msnts must be boxed In the oustomary manner; the
boxse to b changed 81 cost, to be determined BY
iiddeis Will state. explicitly, the time, amount
and plses Of each delivery. .t .
Eseh party obiaiaing contract will be required
70 into bonds, with proper surets for Its iaiih
ful fulhlment
ihs D.Pertnsut re.erves to Itself the right to
ject any bid. 'H . o..
Proposals will be addrsesd 10 " Gen. j. W. Rip.
ley Chief Of Ordnauce, Washington, D. Co. and
will be endorsed Proposals for 1nfAntry Accoutrs
ments." JAS W. RIPLEY,
Brig. Gen., Chief Of Ordnance.
Iv v93-eodtAuRg
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
A DAMS Express Company,
Ia Omcs Ola Penn. Avenue,
WAsHHoros CIrI, D. c.
GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST.
ERN EXPRESS FORWARDERS.

Asrchendkse, Money, JeWelry, Valua.
blss, Nstss. stocks. Bonds, &c.,
FORWARDED with 6AFETY AND DISPATCH to
al accessible sections Of The eouptYy This company
has agencies In the principal railway towns In the
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
Its principal oficss are
WASHINGTON; W DC, NEW YORK. BOsrON
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, GIN.
CINNA1I, ST. LOUIS, Louis
WILLIE, LEXINGTON.
O0nnectisns are made et New York and Roston
with lines feewardieg 70 the CANADAB and The
BRITISH PROVINCES, and with stsamship linss
and thence BY European Expresses to ali promlnsn nj
tinent. - -" " -
Collection Of NOTES, DRAFTS, and BILLS
made at all accessible parts Of the United Staies
G, @. DUNN, Agent,
eH Washington, d O.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
RAILROADS, MO. ~,
PAsssr0ER TRAtlFs
From WashingtOn.

o. md shsr SUNDAY, Nay 18th, lss7, ths
rssssngsr Trains between W.hfnstsa, Baiunoes,
SD The Wsst, VII b. Sun - soalows: I-Hr :
Daily Trains bstwssu WssAiastos md Bait.
DAILY Trsaas bstwss. washisssaa ~ The West.
o. ssadsys, Two Trains 70 Baltinsrs, ~ 0as
flsssssss h. ,hs wss, nsli.g sls.s ess.sesies.
nsrs q 6Sls ssilrss1 ~ sI - vsss q isvss
.iss Sos & fEin1bFSzix ii i II ri sli xs6 ID nrw
S sSs xsszfSEfs"iss;. Is x.:slsss.s ss p Il = ia
fok s1c HLIe ! Z efoiNrs WEST, ..a s..,,s.. along
the Baltimoss and Ohio Railroia, lsays wsslingtoi
at 10 .. n snd 3 p n, snd o. Sunlays q p. =.
TRAIHS MOVING SOUTH.
Leave New Yogk at . n. Philadelphia H. % .
n; Bsitinoes sWp N Arrive st Warrington 80
s:.s:. .:s Il, Is Il: n ..',s:ss: !. S:.s..:. s
Lave New York ., l, p m. phlladslphi. $. 30 =.
nj baltnore leo ., N Arrive at Washingtou
Leoai Aeeoanodasioa Trains leave Baltimore .,
70 =. and SO 2. N. tor Washinstoa arrive thers
o. % sssdsys ~ !. @ ssS and r.o I. m. only nom Bait
more. No Annapolis connections Sunday from
Passenger leaving washinston st i.Io a u
Jsnstoe Relay With tr.ins @ Baltinore and 6hie
for all points al Sg the line Of Baltimore and Ohio
Rosd, In Maryland and virgiela
TrsAns leave Annapolis for Baltimove and Wash.
lnston daily, except Sundays, atSA6 .. N and s>s
pa.
fssssnser Trai,s leaving wsshingtou II $40 =. ".
II .. n and p. aud Baltimore Ut $50 and 70
z =. and $50 p m, s'p only al Annapo''' and
Way Passenger must tsss the Accommodation 1rai~
mS
". r. SMITH,
ayM hassss Of Transportatioa, Bali
CAHETY sPEED AND OOA1ORT.
FOR BOSTON,
NASHUA, LOWELL, CONCORD, THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS, AND in
TERMEDIATE POINTS
THE psw and 'staunch stsamsn Of
the NosWteh Line, CITY OF B06-
TON ana CITY OF NEW YORK, leave New Yorh
daily, Sundays excepted, at O'Clock, p. n, from
Pier No. 10, North River, foot Of Vestiy street,
FOB NEW LONDON,
There connecting with the Steamboat Express
Trsin tor the above p0iuts, pia Norwich and Wor.
oaster Boston and Worcester W 0roestsr and Nashua
and New London and Northern Railroads
Freight taken ct the lowest rates
For Information inquire Of
Es MARTIN,
~ 1e-u Agent, on the Pier.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
NRkAT GnaTMAL itOUTE
NJ F0k THE WEbT, We
HODSih sInkk HALLROAD and NEW PORE
GkNTRAL ALLkOAD

On AID ASfsn DEOkhs saR y, 1861,
Express Trslns leave New York oity depots Of
aIdson River Railroad daiiy, Sundays excepted, ~
cH Ss'a'''' street ,Ga sasn s.''s' station
n.s;s.!; siss.. l.. r,,.,, iSp%
oars, lOis p. m.
and from soth street: The 70 70 p M sisspins osS n
H Tra1 'or ord dAiDany 1nd IrGy aud .hs 10 IN. from
Connsottng at Albany with the New York Con.
trSl kailIoad toi boheneotady, Rochester, uusa,
betaVts, Rome, and stations on Rome and Water.
town Railroad, Buffalo, Syrsouse, Niagara Falls.
Trains IN connection leave Buffalo and Suspension
gsa Lake Shore, Buffalo and Lake huron and Great
Western RsilrosA, for Hamilton, Toronto, Detroit
Gh1SasG, laSss E TSisdo M:1Sas FOND pu Lac Il
Dubuque, Peoria, Rock Islsnd, Musoatins, ,iowaCity
Cairo fsIrs Hsn,s, isdisaSPoll Louisvl!is, ,GInSln
S1an, pSayt;n, CoiuIens Cleveland, and oil pointd
NORTHERN ROUTE
Connecting with 1IaIns at Troy, with Troy and
ho.ton, and Rens and Saratoga Rosds for Barstoga,
Whitehall, kstland, Bsrlington, st. Albans, Rouse
foist PiAftshargh. OadensburSh. Montreal, 40,
~ Freight Arrangements BY this route % above
bers sne udson strceta are VI all tmes o. favorable
= made by other kailrOad COMpsnies Ihe fxoili.
ties o. III. great New York Route, tOthe Wes, ,Oom.
mend II to the confidence q merchants ind Ahippers
Passenger fiaihs, with Smoking and Sleeping
Road. '' ~ '"""''"'" y" '"' NO" '''' ''nuA'
For p.rtioslsrs ~ " local train sand irsiyh, A..
A. = SMITH,
dsS ~ Superintendent.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
NEW omN = xoELsI"n BAKERY,

NEW ouI> XCELsIon BAKERY,
bs3 lth rtreei near Maryland ave, Island
VIM PATtN e.pectiully informs the public tha
ne ~. become sole proprietor Of The celebrated O.
ta6lihment lately owned by his father and will b,
happy 70 ~ ply ~ ora6r, with the utmost dispatch
Of our articles is uoi 10 be exccl.d butlers sup
piled on libeGal terms,
Again we come he ore you,
Our banner 10 un tured,
While our customers hockinR
Fr0m all quarters OF the world.
For Our Bread, our Cake and Pastries,
For our Puddings, Sweetmeats, too
And they come 80 last upon US,
That we scarce know what to do.
Our bakers have been busy
From early morn till night,
While our stock Of flour is vanishing;
But this gives Us delight
For quick Gales and small proats"
Is the motto OF our store,
And " you purchase once from US,
You will surely purchase more
And also that the heralds
VIII proclaim from North to South
That the Bread and Cake of Paten's
Enters everybody's Mouth I"
July l7-3m
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
ssWHAT Is IT?''

4" w HAT Is IT?''
- WHY, THERE IL
a 0rAAt Co3.anaot1O1a
IN REGARD TO
s M I II H .
THE NAN WHO Is SELLING
Every Description of Clothing
AT
PRICES FAR BELOW
sAsV Deaser ~ Ms LtNe!
II b hardly necessary 70 .designste his place OF
Sss:.s: sss.s, for sl.o everybody Knows but for the
S.7RANG GERS,
We will seats that be may be found at
A0O Seventh street,
Opposite the City Post Office, near F street
Thoss who pasrouise him will and that hls rsputa.
CHEAPN NESS
\ not u.Asssrved,
As ssock embraces everything that
ADORNS THE OUTWARD MAN,
And b opsratss upon the principle that
- Nimbls sixpsnss IL Better than SLOW
shilliss."
II will cost nothiug 70 call and examine his UNRl
VAILED STOCK OF
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS, AND TRUNKS,
Togsshsr with every description Of
0sats' Pur.ishing 0sods.
]. II SMITH,
400 Seventh strsss,
% 2o-3m opposite the Post Onoe
The national Republican., 1862-07-30

RANK OF COMMERCE, GEO'TOWN,
- For the convenience of the holders in this CITY
notes Of the above Bank will be redeemed st o1I
Soantef Oo In United States Treasury Notes, or IN
RITTENHOUSE, FAINT d co,
~ Bsnkers, $50 Pa Sysnus.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
OEEICE GAS LIGHT COMPANY,

~ WAsHIsoToN, July ~, 1882
NOTICE TO CONSUMERS or GAS BY an
act Of Congress- approved July H. 1861 the price VI
gas In Washinston y hxed at twenty eight (as) oents
per hundred cubic feet 10 the Government and thir
~ (3O) cents TO all other consumers HlsteId of thr
~ five 1859 cents q heretofore subject to prompt
payment discount Of ten (ol per entum all bills
tor gas, paid st the office of e company wiyhin fus
b) days from the rendition thereof provided all ar.
redrs shall have been previouiy paid !"
Hereafter (except In cases Of bills rendered ueeklv)
all bills for gas will be rendered moahy, and ON ths
first day OF the month; and the dseeun will under no
ercumsdnees BE- allowed on any bill after five O'Clock
y. IN, on the ffth day from its pfess ntatlon and
then only upon payment made at he Office " ne con-.
panv, 6l4 Eleventh street, all arrears having been
previously paid II will thus be seen that In order
70 save the discount, Monthly bills must be paid before
O'Clock p. N on the sixth day OF each month.
Guiding Government ety, and In individuss % % On ~.
anne footing - 70 dteoul, and the Company must
strictly adhere to this requirement
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
J. y. BROWN,
iy yH-eo2w Secretary In Charge.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
V,o OFFICERs, sUTLERs, DC.

A new light four wheeled wa
CON, with water, proof covers,
aud handsome leather cushions 1l11llAn14x 4i2lpk
Quilt to order at New York and cost sls9, FOR
SALE, at U moderate price. Also, o New York
made set Of DOUBLE HARNESS, plated fttinSs,
never used Also, Q set Of plain SEsLs HAlHiss,
Iui.e now Apply iNT eddres OF Stable and 9sooa
IL iHf GarsutHanth 1tT se' EuTNfT rs d. =
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
WAY L,INES-

For BriJtol, Trsntoe, b.. at ITO and Sx A. N
and 8, Q 80 ald II r. NJ, from kensnEton and IN
p. n, from Walnut street whaif
For Bristol and intermediate Stations at liH A
M, from Kensingtou
For Palmyra, Riyerton, Delanoo, Beverly, Bur
lington, Florence, Bordentown, &c at I9E, IA,
and BxP.H
Steamboat Trenton, for Bordentown and interme
diate Stations st az p. NJ, from Walnut street
wharf
A9- For New York. and Way Lines leaving Ken.
sInGton Depot take the Cars on Fifth street. above
Walnut, halt an hsur before departure. The Car
run inte the Depot, and on arrival Of each Train
Fifty pounds Of Baggage only, allowed each pas.
thing Is Baggage but their wearing apparel All
Baggage ever fhy pounds, to be paid for extra
The Company limit their responsibility for Baggage
any amount beyond 100 Dollars, except by speolsl
contrast WIN. II. GATZHER, Agent
The national Republican., 1862-07-30

FINLEY BIGGER, Gate keglster Of the U. y.
ssllors at Law will devote their entire attention To
the prosecution and settlement Of demands aEainst
the United States, growing out Of the present war
iaoluding the Aoeoants and Claims OF states, Con
tractors, and Dkbursing 0moers; applications ior
the restoration Of property illegally ssssd or cap.
tursd, and for compensation for the use Of private
property for 6overnmsnt purposes, and for dsmages
tor the injury Of such property BY the army; ior
Military pay, pensions, and bounty lands; ana ior
distributve shares Of monies payable at the Trsa.
sury and due 70 sub oootraotors and others.
Iney will also give legal sdvise to olaImsnts oop.
tractors, and 10 unprslesslonsl agents In utissted
sasss; snd prepare written Arguments when dssired
with Non rssident Agents who may send them
3Ams, an equitable division OF o0mmisslops will BE-
made.
Undisputed Demands will be- collected and
romptly remitted for Q o0mmlssen OF from nall
u two and half Per cent depending on the
AmoSnt; and negotiations with the Departments
con nAuoted on moderate terms
BY prompt attention, moderate oharxss long sx.
penonce, and . minute knowledge Of the OF laws,
regulations, rules and preoedenis, governing this
hsss Of busnsss at the Departments, they hope 10
-ender their services useful TO claimants and Public
srsiitors
Reference may b. made to Members of Cousrsss
md oncsr Of the Government; and especially, BY
Permission, 70 the Hon. ELIsHA WaIrTLEssT. ktrsr
oomRGolisr q 4 ihs Tre.sSry
ONO. No US street. near T4sssSry and N w w.
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