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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-27

NO9lCE-PAVING STONE WANTED-
~ Proposition arc IN ,ited for furnishing Paving
trIbuted along the route Of the washington and
Georgetown Railroad, between the west end Of
the Ceti.ol grounds and tho Navy Yard gate.
one hundred feet IN lengsb of the stroos.
call upon, or address tie auperinterdent Of Con
structfon, VIM. Wharton. yr., OF tho undersgr n 60,
at the Banking House Of Jay Cooke Co, Fiji
toenth rtTeet.
I'll $685. II. ID. COOKE, Prssldent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-27

DOR SALE-The swim SAIL BOAT Willard
L I'll more will be sold low for oesh. Shc~IA
has snlt OF sails And new SGT Of running a.
ohor. she has been newly re6tted, and in sRle pdid
re- mig or6Sc: F1r PARTICULARS ipsaire Of WIN.
26 -'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-27

WAhTED-A SITUATION By an sxeerieuced
~ ~ bootkeeIer-one who has seperal tnovl
orally useful in an establishment. This best of CITY
references Elvrn Salary not so great obj cot At
present a. EMPLOY Tsut. Addrese Book Keeper"
Star Ofloe, when an interview can 10 had.
a. Is St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-27

QOAkD WAN1ED--A, gentleman In business
his wife, and partial for himself; would prefer q
strictly lIivase family. and should expect to put
suoh Northern people preferred. Location de-
sired north Of Pa. ave-, between 18th and 9th sts.
AdddIess "1. F.,', Star Odhoe, stating terms, 80.
Al le-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-27

n STREET HAIR CUTTING, HAIR DYE
~ ING AND SHAVING SAI DON.
Sho undersigned begs iesvo to inform his friends
sian Hair Tonic, end . superior article Of Bay
Rrm. for the use of each ye,son who faycrs HIM
with q call H. w COSLEY.
au % Ivs No 36S ID st hat 1Ih An 9Th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-27

BAKERS wANTED-Wsntod,s good Bread
ID Baker second HANDY and four good Cafe Ba
kars. several Boys msy And employ mept Apply
1T SAT G. st between ~ and 6sh. an n 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-27

w the market ready to pay eSsh for Ill ARTICLES
" tho hsoLsstuIni.hlnG line; Those lesvipF tie
BVCALY, z2e Seventh st. between 8 And 81 sts.,
(cast side,) Dealer in New and Sseond-hAnd Fur
nIture. . i no ls-f
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-30
Rolla, Mo-, Jan. 26

Rolla, Mo-, Jan. 26.
a prominent citizen of southwestern Miss
81, has just arrived from Mount Vernon
vrence Co. He says that Gen. Rains
hSabout four hundred men staid all night
Mount Vernon, on Tuesday night the 14tb
I, on his way to Grandby, where his SOL
r said they were going to work IN the
"a mines
lbreats were made to arrest all men who
been connected with the Home Guard.
! put them at work in the mines. Tn con-
uence OF this large number of Union
kens were leaving the country on the
be night that Rains staid at Mt Vernon.
report says that 10 or 200 rebels are en-
ePed at the head of Spring River en- route
Cassville
regard to the troops in northern Ar
sas, he seys that he has it from good au-
Pity, that there are only about Eve or SIX
dred at Gross Hollows and Cane Hill.
htop county, but body of from 1000 to
0 men were at Tilsforth Bend, about fifty
y, below Van Bergen, on the Arkansas
'everal secessionists told him that Gen.
fes forces at Springfield did not exceed
700 men. This gentleman met the scouts
pc federal army four miles beyond Leba.
ana other troops at different points this
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-30
Washington, Jan. %

Washington, Jan. "a.
The resignation of Gen. Sgel, not having
Zen accepted, his military abilities being
|ghly appreciated, he will not renew it. AS
strong friend TO the Union he will con.
Pne IN the service where he can be of most
e, either IN Missouri or OH the Potomac.
series of events prompted him to retire
pm the army, but the more recent cause OF
|mpiaint, it is believed, will be remedied.
Gen, Don Domingo de Goicouria from
Fw York, arrived here to-day on impor-
ht business for the Mexican government.
Advices from the city of Mexico from dis
|gnished sources, confirm the published ac-
|nnts of the union generally of parties here
fore opposed to each other, making com.
pa cause against the European invasion.
The Sanitary Commission has had several
Pferences recently, both with the War
apartment and the military committee OF
|ngress, relative to a reorganization of the
Ppital department. 1t appears they desire
+ selection of officers oil the regular medi-
staf shall be made more with regard to
fciency than to the prevalent usage of
Piofity.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-30
Cairo, Jan. 25tb

CAIRO, Jan. 25tb.
ince the return of the Federal troops
kentucky detachment of rebel cayal.
as visited Blandville and removed the
pity records to Columbus.
be 52d Illinois regiment and the 9TH 10.
regiment left to-day for Smiths Landing.
20 mouth of the Cumberland river.
nag of truce copies of the Mempbis
zeal OF the 10th, 18th and 22d of ,Janua-
re received, from which we extract the
wing: 80
be Little Rock Journal of tia | 9TH inst
that Gen. Frost, the Camp jackson
Pner who has been on parole, is now at
sonport with 100 adherents awaiting re-
2 to join his gallant old chief, Sterling
Pc British residents OF Mobile have Or
Eed INTO company for home defence.
W Confederate News, Of Columbus. of
eth inst, has the following:
lionel Neally's regiment and Kendalps
Lon left yesterday for Mayfeld creek to
hSor Lincolnites. 1t also intimates that
9 millon dollars will be sent to that
49, - the payment of troops.
sser from Richmond, dated the 18th
stsses that John X. Jackson, Col. of the
asolsla regiment, has been appointed a
edler General, and is in Command at
acola. "Au a.
fe Memphis papers do not contain a
soout tho battle at Somerset, KY, and
leaeat and death of ZollicofIer.
"a
nemphls papers also say that Federal
is at % per cent. discount in New
ysrnor Jackson was at New Orleans tho
before last.
!! thompson has again appeared on The
border. He visited Commerce yes
I'm force of 500 men, completely
tne houses OF the Union citizens Of
zee An expedition will leave Birds
snis evening in pursuit OF the maraud-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-30
Halifax, Jan. 26.

hdiudA, Jan. 20,
The royal mail shin Eurons, Capt. Ander
son, from Liverpool 3 p. ~. Of the nth, ant
opeenstown on the 18th, arrived here at hal
pest ten o'clock las, night
The wind was then and is still blowing a
hurricane with heavy sea-
The Europa has neither troops or stores
the government having discontinued ship.
ments by the Cunarders,
THE TRENT AFFAIR,
II was reported that Notwithstanding the
Pacific solution of the American question,
warlike preparations at Wooiwch have not
been relaxed, The steamships Spartan and
Ajax continued to take in heavy stores for
Halifax and Jamaica.
No official notice had yet been given ct
Portsmouth respecting any discharge Of hired
merchants or laborers, but was understood
hat the reduction takes place in April,
A cabinet council was SUI rmoned for the
l4th, but had been co ntermanded. Mr..
Beward's dispatch having been considered in
council held on the 9th.
The Times understands that an answer
Eill be returned expressing qualification at
he desavow j o, Commodore Wilkes act,
lcceptlng the satisfaction received, aud as
uming tina, thu precedent in the Trent ease
vill rule thu ease of the schooner Euuena
Pmith
A. TO the general discussion of the law or
le' trails the government will decline any
nswer until they have had ~, opportunity
submitting the whole note to their law
Grers. Their are propositions in this note
Fhich az" not ~ all admissible, and after
he delivery OF the prisoners. these points
hay be properly raised and discussed
The Morning Post announces that a thor.
ugh understanding had beer arrived at with
be American government No only had
pey given the required reparsrian. bur in so
oine Mr. Seward will have subscribed in i'm
ressine on the English government the no.
on hat they have nor only present indem-
ity, but also no small pledge OF future secu-
3ty.
The Times says rumor fixes Englauds ex-
enses owing to the late difficulties, at two
illions of dollars, but the Times expects
hen all the bills are in, ii will be double
Iat sum, and that the money has not been
rown away. u1
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-30
y EA LILY IMPORTANT

II EA l. l. Y IMPORTANT.
TO the citizens of Rutland and vicinity and the
10th, 1852 shall adopt the Cash system Ready Paw
cash down no trade. For the last four months X
has TAX en- half my time to after delinquent GUS
toner. and now propose TO sell the best of every
thing in my line, and at cash prices and under this
system shall be able to spend most Of my time i'm
the store, also make 1t object for my customers
that with the quality of my goods and prices that
can defy all competition. r-'.D ~
5O Respectfully yours, F.FENN.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-30
Clark i Brothers.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY I

1
WATCHES AND JEWELRY !
| CLARK & BROTHERS, ...s#
Would again respectfully inform you that after sell
log OF nearly all their old stock have just return ed
from Boston and New York, with the largest stock
RICH JEW ELRY,
w a tic h e S, Clocks.
AND FANCY GOODS,
Ever before offered in this State --.
We have large assortment of American Watches
In Gold and Silver cases from 81 90 to 500.
AMERICAN WATCHES FOR LADIES. n sw
and splendid article. so = ="
Ladies' Geneva Watches of on ,own importation.
English and Swiss Watches, from $a,Oo to
FINE GOLD WATCHES, for $1,000
RICH JEWELRY, of all desirable patterns.
SILVER WARE.--A large invoice of spoo ns,
Forks, Pie, Butter and Fruit Knives Coblets Mngs
Napkin Rings, Thimbles, &C. s0ss
1a SILVER PLATED WARE. rom
A large and new assortment of Casters of new nat
term Cake Baskets, Gard Peclevers. Full Tea Sets
Tea and Coffee Pots and Urps, Ladies, Knives and
Forks, and variety ofother articles.
CLOCKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
- FROM so cts. TO $500,
Including the new Patent Clock that runs without
friction, and warranted for % years. / T-'--
al TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
A large assortment, from ,hs best Ivory and Pear
handle to the cheapest.
LADIES' AND GENTS FANCY GOODS AND
HOLIDAY PRESENTS, ToYs, sc
$500 PAIRS sPECT ACLEs.
to SS, 90. 7TT- ,""s' 49, - Vs.
OPERA AND SPY GLAsSES.-We keen con.
tantly on hand Tor resetting in old bows Periscop
Q, Concave and Convex eyes.
/. HAIR JEWELRY,
We are prepared to braid and Gold mount Ladies'
ara Gents Neck or Vest Chains, Pins and Ear Orna-
ments, Bracelets, Rings, Sleeve Buttons Studs
Charms or any other article. All done in the incest
manner, and at reduced prices
ANEROlD BAROGETERS, sure indicators of the
Ther mometers, Ries, Shot Guns Reyolyers. Cart.
ridges, Dirk and Bowie Knives &c. -
FISHING TACKLE of all kinds &C. 60
The above goods were bought at War prices for
CASH, and will be sold accordingly low.
REPAIRING. = Watches Clocks Jewelrv and
SIecacles repaired In the neatest manner and At our
usual 10 v prices. s8sr.ert 49,
II. 9. CLARK, A. W. CLARK. NORMAN GLARE
Clarke Block, Rutland, vt -
Rutland, Nov. Is, 1861. - nov l6tf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-30

Hn0 BROCHE SHAWLS, Single,
WV at $500, worth 1915 Double at 81 20.
worth SI2 90 - S'''o'
BIB BURT.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-30
Francis Fem.
~ r A D ENCAMPMENT
~ OF THE

GRAND ENCAMPMENT
~ OF THE
SEW EN- TINY!
fbis splendid Regiment of Infantry will soon he
encamped on the Fair Grounds in Rutland and
Is the welcome zee will give the bold soldier boys
ANCIS FEM
UNION BUILDING. ....,.......... MAIN STREET
ls ready, to supply tbs brace lads with
SHEATH KNIVES, DAGGERS, DIRKS.
JACK KNIVES, sand the Celebrated
UNION CASE KNIFE and FORK.
with Jack Knife combined at VERY LOW figures
Call up Soldiers Its for your benefit so to do
Also, 49, So
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCI
GOODS, TOILET ARTICLES. CONFEC-
Ago. TIONERY and PEHFUMERY.
An immense stock for the benefit of mankind re ner
ally, at prices that can't be beat
THERM OMETERS,
The largest and best stock in the Statea sizesand
prices to suit the times Ha4M ss fs -
KEROSENE LAMPS, and DOWNER,S
GENUINE KEROSENE OIL, r9.
Are articles that ski st FENN'S. My Goods are
bought to sell, not TO keep. That thing / do to the
at istacfion of all Come and see. Al will be we'll
- : Remember at FENN'S,
Union Building, Main Street, Rutland, Vt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-30
7vERCOATINGs, CLOTHS

20 suit customers, by r D Cof. IS 1Ss'
Dec. Merchants, Exchange, Rutland VI.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-30

TIME pooue Co. so,oh,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-30
A NEW FEATURE IN sournwICK,s
ESTABLISHMENT

he has Just opened In hi Second Story large
Dr.. FRUIT Room! .e..H.-..
where may be seen the choicest specimens OF Fruit
and Vegetables ever seen in Kut and IA has ius,
opened Three Hundred Barre OF tpsl 9 ali OF tbe
pest varieties, and ~ perfect condition Also Pie
Apples, Cranberrits. sc Sc, SC
HIS agency for he sale OF the celebrated Conn.
SKILL NEW HAVEN OYSTERS is still continued
ana fuil supply OF the choicest quality OF these BIZ
VaiVes Kept constantly GA hand All orders promptly
answered s.- |, NJ SOUrHWICk,
I u.s., No. Merchants Row
hu'4nhu VI, NOV ~. 1861.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-30
F0UR MILE ATS
BEST THREE IN FIVE,

THE FORWARD HORSE STILL THE FAvoRITE
and unless something happens, - is sure to win
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-30

HEAVY BROWN sHEETIN6. -.r
IL at Is cents.
b II. BURT
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-30

I PS. PLAID, RED AND BLACK TEA CLOTH.
yds wide' Superior Goods, just received .'r !, :.
B. Ii. RITRT
The national Republican., 1862-06-06
fUI4.j 3taxee

,.ss;,s.: 3: s:sssl ,cs a.
NJ s.S S's;s & &Sss s.ss sSs Sc .se 40
. fssJ aSfIS1ya Sls,,iS ~ aRssss;;
s Ts.fs ss.ia Ssss ss z. Rss':s oo:a: sS:
sst ia'ssss; sssgeiyr asss
.na nssy 60 int into sos: y, wnoh The
q Ia ssHs & f; Ia;E az SsSt:n r
sstty who are unacquAintsd with the ins and
sso 81 - si:sss sy q:
sssSs q I'd fs ssgl "a ss
ns ss s'' SsasR s !ss isa,sr ss ass ise S.!1 e
SsS Lieut.; sss {. Rsy%ona G yseIssd ss.rsh:d. and
issb:s. asd sSsfs soldiers SH ga Sssn fS5SsS y
titylof plundsr he recovered that night ould
neAtly All 2 furniture wsgUn. But while t1e
gsAfdneeit tid0es iGhuty. andA the oossmlf1
ss ,a:
bling houses and drinking -dsas, who dsfi ut
'sn t6s pGyHlSnt u / Smair Aas, IN tiiskttsS
srs srs S,.sys ssS I.isIa
eSsity they sss6isd q csrso II, Il rtr ~.
fAmS for some time bsfors thsy sis, Seai4 dis
'ooySred. Surely, there fs somnth!ng fnti On
In uonmxrk.D .roHftaIiHid1 firf ~"
7 Those who think the guard does uothirg bu,
pssyss, know nbsSins cfWnss % il soins sSSf ,cn II
they uotla 80 what lssaWtn i0ns night, and
whiPh may be ssen any night, they would cease
thelr ignorant crOakingH about the expense OF
eteless guard; for they would soon learn that
The apparent good order Of the city is main.
tai1ed by It's untiring vigilance. and they would,
with me, give attestetl0n pf thSiI gnsgi indie bt,
edness to the provost guard. 'pHV" "
T. A CITIZEN,
The national Republican., 1862-06-06
Voted ths wrong Tiekse.

Mary Shanoy got terribly mad With Patrick
Quick because he had the audaoity 10 vote fol
Mayor Wal,aoh ut the recent eleutinn. She
considered Il saoh an awful sin to vote the
" know'Nothfng tiOke',n that she deemed II
crime, SO ut II she went, 10 scientific style. Tho
police did not regard her - the proper exscp
toner, either In church or state, and promptly
arrested her on tbs charge OF assault and
threats Of violence. She was taken before Jus,
proper security. Bhe uysd some profanity, ssd
was particularly denunciatcIy Of the vhOls
Quick family, declaring that they had brought
aisgrace upon the "Holy Chufch, !" loud ire
lint The Dimmerorstio Party, and every.
The national Republican., 1862-06-06
Pablo ssA..i E.a.ln n.,ioI.u... n.

The following is the programme adopted At a
recent meeting Of the Board Of Trustees, fol
the approaching annual examinations Of the
first District. Monday, Jdns TO-. male pri
maty, FIRST department, 6y, sub. board Of Arsi
disfiot. June 10, primary No. 1, BY Mr.. r. +,
Mofsell; No. 2, hrst department, by NJ. r.
RICKETTS,, and No. Shy .. o. Wilson. June 20
No. No. .is;s.1s T. Ho:s; s:D:;a%.s; Nm y
parsment, BY sui. board. -
y Heoond District June 10, primary Nos. I, 2,
and 3, By Messrs. Miller and Otsrmehle. Juni
isId, ~ male Id primary q :esscs,d @ Q, 'scsed AZ
kessrs. Miller and .utsfmshls.s Jms Is. prf.
mary Nos. l., 8. and q, By Measn. iMuler and
Utsrmehle. June 2S, district sohool, assistsnps
department, BY sue.b0aId. ,.JH Gn. ,af,gtl +.
, Thi,d DistriOt:IJqne lS, primary Nos. and and
and so NJ y RsS June Mis e. iaG pimalS sn
NOD. l and 2, assistant department, by Messrs,
Walsh and Stuart, and No. by Nj. Wight.
june 20, male primary, BY sub.bosrd. June %,
primary Nos. Las, 7, and 9. by Messr.. Walsh,
primary No. 8, aasistsnt's department, by n.
kofssll. June 27, DISTRICT sohooi, junior do.
partment, By subj board third district.
and sdosf'S 81 ~ Xs,ss S p5s:sy ls NS'
Hoinssd, G.sasI, and Eiiis.. . june s TO- primary %
Noe. Q and 7, by Msssrs. Ellis and Cassel. June
r. male primary, Asst department, BY sub.
board.
The distsieJ schools will be sxaminsd by the
whole board, a. follews: 1900 H5aTs 'aIJ'
9yeiy !, male department. fourth district. :, d.,
July ., female depsrtmsnt, fburth district. 1t
July 7, male department, third district.
ytly 8, female department, third district.
J, Jtly 10, mHle department, second district, Il
- yply II, female department, second district.
hoV ptr mt ARSt lst. 81
70 JSly Is, female department, first district.
The exAmihations win oommepoe at n o'olock
b. m. In all exoept the district schools, where
they will commence at O'CLOCK,
The national Republican., 1862-06-06
limited STATES PATENT OFFIOE,

On the petition Of Gilbert Jessup5uf Cha Pinvills,
Ontario county, New York, praying for the exten.
son Of patent granted 10 him Jaly 49, 1s4s, for a.
lmprovemsnt IN fhresbing Maohtnss for seven yesrs
from the expiration Of said patent which takss
PLACE on the 18th day Of July, leos, aaf-rlB.
At ordered that the said petition be heard st the
Patent oahes on Monday the soth day Of Jane asxt,
ut ID O'Clock, n ano ali persons are notified TO sp
psar and show cases, any hey have, why said pe.
htlen ought not TO BE- srantsd. ~. - I-T'
Persons opposng the extension are required to Ale
In the Patent Once their objections, specially set
forth in writing at least twenty days before the day
used at the said hearing must be taken and trans.
mitted N accordance with the rules of the once,
which will be furnished on application,
The testimony In the oase will be closed on the 18Th
day Of June next; aepositions and other papers re-
lied upon a. testimony must be filed in the once on
or before this morning Of that day; the Arguments
II any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In ths
National Rep,lliean, Warrington, d. c., and the
" 1Sses," Csnandaigus, N. once week for three
successive weeks the first Of said publications to be
at least sixty days previous to the day Of hearing
.h ID. i, HOLLOWAY,
Commissioner Of Patents
?, 5. Editors of the above papers will please copy
and send their bills to the Patent Once with paper
containing this notice. sp2 2l-sw
The national Republican., 1862-06-06
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

" WAsHINofoN, Nay Q, 1862
On the petition Of Christian Sharps, Of Philadel-
phis, Penn: praying fcr the txten Ion Of pa,ent
granted 70 him, September IL, 1875 'or On improve
msnt IN fire arms, for seven years from the sxpira.
ton Of s.d patent which takes place on the lash day
IL ordered, that the said petition b heard at the
Patent OfAcs On Monday, the nth day Of August,
1904 at II O'Clock nj and Ill person. are notihsa g
appear and show easse, II any they have, why said
petition ought not 70 be granled
Persons 0pposing the sxtsnsiou are required to ile
In the Patent Ofos thsir objections, specially set
forth /. writing st sass twenty days before tbs Day
Of hearing; all testimony nled BY either party to be
.sd Ct ,hs ssid hearing must be taken and trans.
Whiph will be furnished on application.
The testimony In the case viii be closed on the
1lth day Of August 1863 depositions and other pa.
olds On or before the morniug Of that day thu ~
gunsnts, II any, within ten Day. thereafter
Ord..sd alco, that this notice BE- paolshed ~ tile
WaShiaStoQ, d. O., oaes week Tor three successive
weeks; The hst Of said publioatious to be at least
sixty days prsvious 70 the day Of hs0ing
d. p. HOLLOWAY,
/. Commissioner Of Patents.
r. S.-Editors Of the above papers will please
ospy and send their bills to the Patent Oos, with
psper containing this notice. myis-lawsw
The national Republican., 1862-06-06
eooaw,a'. sr..sA-Isas..s a.,.

u We have seen model Of the small arms ON.
body ing The principal Involved 10 GoodWin'a
breech loading battery, which has 80 ohal-
lsnged the admiration Of ordnance officers and
and are delighted with its sisiplio,ty' And eH.
dent utility. 1t 10 hlnssd,at The 6reoch, the
stock dropping down to rsoeivslths oastridgs,
held mssnWhiIs IN o rositionA exceedingly nat.
nrsl aud easy, the loading occupying no more
sion Gap, the gun susceptible Of being discharg.
cd rs rapidly as oth6r guns would b, II the
labor Of loading could be dispsnisd with II
sAves all the weight Of hfamfods, rings, and
0ther appurtenanoes, connected with them.
tio4 for relieving the. recoil Of guns. Prepars.
tons are being msde for the manufacture OF
this formidable arm. When completed, the
public will have an opportunity TO test them,
and II they prove TO bs effective - they ssem,
thsF will make their way 70 public favor,
The national Republican., 1862-06-06
Dissrabssasn Or PrSniuns. .a.sr-.a

m, The s,Ss r:s, a..
son,an, commencing Monday July 2lst, and be.
ginning with the fourth district The prsniumi
psrtmont Of school, general conduct, punotu.
aty, and improvement within the year con-
stituting the. basis OF this award; one prSniaal
In each elAss for attention 70 study, sxemplsry
conduct, md general imprcvemeat; oht pFspI-
school day; one premium In eseh school for
vocal muso. The premiums will b. granted
according 10 age and claAs. ma t1I- ',1 .alal
The national Republican., 1862-06-06
Ai.liVhusssY YlS...a..

Msssrs Henry A. Hall 4 90, Of Boston. who have
'WHhington, d. O., have latsly withdrawn their
I'd. HUBER GSS ssr, W. sa Sss1ip.SSs ~ ss.sss asssss
2ssas MI COS is1is ssSSsr = VI ,,SSuS; q
Nh street., Boston; and We Hosld particularly call
e|.tt:nt:Sa y Of p91sNk kQssEslN,, Gtst1hs deal;
Gun Goods, - al orders rseslssd by Messrs. Hall
o. will b. forwardsd By lishtning express trains
st manufacturers prices. HNoM paid, thereby saw.
e.: sSss; s ~ s 7:s '.ss ss..sstsi
min when desired. jeS-MaW Il
The national Republican., 1862-06-06
Tho Indian Herb Doctor.

.a The Indisp Herb Doctpr,,
From Capsds, viii Describe diseases and tell his
y. patients the nature OF their complaints or
illness, Without receiving any infor. ,,,r.
"H ~ A5 mstion from then. y ~ "'''
'' Hoeharge for coSsnhSfton or advice
goun MOTTO, - a F" ."
We Us, such BAlms a have no strife
4 With Esture or the Laws Of Life:
. With Dl0,d our hands we never staia
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
q. Our Father-whom all goodness fills,
P,oyides the means to ours all Ills; '
The Simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pain complete. "a,
A simple Herb, simple Flower, ,.... .....
Cull'd from the cewy Lea ~" -"fV
These these shall speak with touching power no
OF change and health 10 thee
Room No. II, Washington Building, Pennsylvaaia
avenue, Gamer pt Seventh street. 4.
No ohassp foE, consultation. NS-Hy,