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Order of Ratification.

others In the Circuit Court
rs. for Alegany Go. as
Jane Martin and Win n Court of Equity.
field Scott Martin and No. lO39.
others.
ORDERED, this 18th day of April, 1862,
" that the sales made and reported by Will
liam w. McKaig, Trustee for the sale of the
real estate of Thomas r.. c. Martin, deceased,
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before tho 9Th
day of May next. Provided, copy OF TINS
order be published in some newspaper printed
at Cumberland, once in each of three success
sivc weeks before the 9Th day of May, 1862.
The report states the amount of sales to be
$500. True copy--DANIEL WElSEL.
Test-H. RESLEY, Clerk.
Anr;I " IS61-3t
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

T WILL proceed to enforce the payment of
i the State and County Taxes, for 1860 and
1861, by distress or execution, in all cases,
without exception. Sufficient time has been
given. l must close up tho business, and will
do it so far as the laws enable me. If persons
are distrained it will be their own fault. If
they wish to avoid costs let them pay up.
They know their taxes are unpaid and that it
is thoir duty to pay them, and MS they have
failed in this duty will erdeaqor to perform
mine. cannot send after them for ever
WILLIAM WALSH,
Trustee Of John Callan, Collector.
March 6, ls62-tf.
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Order of Ratification.
Daniel Niincow,
against

Daniel ,incow, In the Gireui. Court
against 7 Tor Allegany Co.
His Creditors. No. 100. 1nsolvcnts.
0RDERE ED this 10th day Of April, 1852, that
and reported in this case by William Walsh,
Trustee, be ratified aod confirmed, unless cause
to the con trary thereof be shown on or before
the 18th day of May next. Provided copy OF
this order be published in some newspaper
printed in the City of Cumberland, once in
each of three successive weeks before the 18th
day Of May next.
The report states the amount Of sales TO be
$500. D. WEISEL.
True copy,
Test-HoRACE RESLEY, Clerk.
April u, ls62-3t,
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Z -
Elijah Brobst & J. Fl. Glib
son
Matilda B. Germany
Frederick Grammar
Frederick Grammar
Thomas Galloway
JOHN W. Geary
John hyde
Washington c. Lookerman
Edward McCarty
George McClutchen
Montavuc Mining Il Man
usacturing Com gany
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Estate of James Warren.

NOTICE is hereby given thatthe subscriber
IN hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Allegany county, letters of Administration,
on the estate of James Warren, late of Allcga-
ny county, deceased. All persons having
claims against said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, properly authen-
ticated, to the subscriber, on or before the
18th day of October, 1862, otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all benefit
in said estate. All persons indebted are reques-
ted to mako immediate payment. Given I'M
der nv hand this 18th day of April, 1862.
VIM. C. WARREN,
Anril II. IS62-3t Administrator.
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Order of Ratification.

John Gephart and Will
liam Hoblitzeil, En-
ecutors of John Val In the Orphans
lentine, deceased. ! Court Of Allie
rs. gany County.
The Heirs and Devisees
of said deceased.
ORDERED, this 18th day of April, 1862, by
" the Orphans Court Of Alcgany county,
that the sale of the real estate made to Henry
Saunders, and reported to this Court by John
Gephart and William Hoblitzell, Executors of
the last will and testament of John Valentine,
late of Allegany county, deceased, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof bo shown on or before the goth day of
May, 1862. Provided, o copy Of this order be
inserted in some newspaper printed in Cunber-
land, once in each three successive weeks
before the said Goth day of May, 1863. The
report states the amount Of sales to BIO $4,000.
True copy.
Test. b. WIDENER, Register.
April II, lSG2-3t
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uAwRv Ella
IN0UhANUE GUMRAWt
ALLEGANY COUNTY

DEMOVED to the room on Liberty strcetor
1Oposite the Drug Store of j. b. II. Camp
bell, CUMBERLAND, ND.
The Board of Directors meet every Thurs
day at o'clock, P. NJ, to determine on all ap.
plicahons for insurance. For forms OF applica
toh. and any other information, apply to the
Secretary, or any member of the Board Of Di-
rcctors.
OFF.CERS
WILLIAM Il. BEALL, President
JOHN GEPHART, Secretary.
j. B. II. CAMPBELL, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
william r. Beall, j. B. II. Campbell,
Hopewell Hebb, II. d. Wineow,
William r. McCullcy, D. Saylor,
A. l.. Withers, d. W. McCieary,
+. Minke, Thomas Devecmon.
L. NJ. Gramlch, John Coulehan.
Notes offered for Discount will be acted on
the regular meetings of the Board.
juno Is, 1S59.-ly.
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Joshua Richie

Joshua Richie
John Singleton
Jacob Vanmeter
Andrew and Hester Van
bibber
nenry Beall of nalt.
Samuel Bratt OF Bait.
Martin Iirecket
John Dellinger's heirs
Charles Dageuhart
John V. Emick
John and George Evans
Matthew 0'Rsiley
Elizabeth Pearce
John Slime, Sr. of Pa.
Robt., Gao. ~, and James
SWAN
John B Armistead's bears
Walter &. Armistead's lis
r. g. AtkinEoR's heirs.
Matthew 81. Clair Clarke's
heirs.
Bennett Clement
VIM. Grindsce and George
TempIsman
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James Johnson
WA Y. aud j. W. III.
Weigh
WIN. IL orteu
President and Directors
United Ststes Bank
George Tsmpleman
Geo. Tsmpleman and Aeb-
ulon w. Durham
Coo. W. Templeiuan and
WIN. Grindage
Charter Willot
JOAN 4. Allen
Thomas Beatty heirs
barton Coal Company
J,okson Dawson, fhilllp
aud Jno Lewellyn
Berja9ip y. arecre
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Coal F.! Coal 2! Coal I!
10000
Bushels of FINE COAL

For sale in my yard at the low rate Of J cents
per Bushel, delivered in any part of the city by
the Cart load, FOR CASH.
Nov. es-3m. ii. ii.
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NOTICE is hereby given to all persons and
" bodies corporate or polite, whom it may
concern, that they must obtain license, or
renew the same, on or before the 10th day of
MAY next, according to the provisions Of Act
Of tho General Assembly Of Maryland, passed
at December Session, 1921 CD lI9.
THOMAS G. McCULLOH,
Apr1l II, 1862. Sheriff.
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STLV.ERWARE,& &c.

A LII the time something can be seen at
II tho Cheap Jewclry Store Of ). I. Little in
the way of
Gold, Silver and Plated Ware; Carbuncles
Garnet, Lava, Coral, CONGO, and Jet Sets.
WATCHES of all the celebrated makers in
the world. The American Watch which Cor
time keeping and durability cannot be surpas.
scd.
CL0CKS.--A full assortment of 8 day and
80 hour Clocks always on hand.
SPECTACLES.-This branch will receive my
special attention, as the sight is of more value
than silver or gnl
Pocket and Table Cutlery Of the best manu-
facture, 200 different patterns.
ns2s-W Watches, Clocks and Jcwelry repaired,
with neatncss and dispatch, at the sign of the
Big Watch Baltimore Street, near the Railroad,
Cumberland, Nd. Oct ;, 1861.
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Notice TO DELINQUENT Tax Payers.

sofI county, on no
eoundHab
respectively chageabe with the same
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John W. oeniey
John W. L""toh
VIM. MeBlair
John Swan, OF Baltimore
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Simael l.. Goucernier

John ". Gearey
Benjamin jenkins
John w. Lawtoa
RsbertLysa
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the order of the County
ndy rn, 1t taxes Ii h foregoing mt advertiser
emo e the the Ian charged p thereof b raise
ldue une respective %
|
| of John alan of I mi Take fol- d
| of
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All who have Friends and Relatives in the
Army or Navy, should take especial care, that
they DO amply supplied with these Pills and
Ointment; and where the brave Soldiers and
Sailors have neglected to provide themsolve
with them, no better present can be sent them
by their friends. They have been proved to be
the Soldiers failing friend in the hour OF
need.
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Sher wood Il Aliender

James Butler
George Dsneen
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License Notice.

April II, l862-4t c. SLACK, s.
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Iron and Lime Discovery, 1875 acres, at o.,
(2,752.
Undivided / PIT Lot $3.50. 374o, PIT. Elowsry
Mead, Good and Bad, l Know Not What
in all, AS acres, at $40.
Mt Glare, 100 acres, at S25.
House and Lot in Westernport.
DI TRICT NO. 5.
Coal and Iron Certain 275G4 acres at 8 49,
1867
Policy and Addition to Policy 5l3 acres, at So,
Mount Airy, los acres, at So.
PIT Of Vale Farm, Hoffman Farm, Hope in
Prospect, Second Part of Mark Amended
and lot bot. of VIM. Wright-in all, 1915
acres.
DISTRICT NO. s.
Lots 81, IS, 81 and So, pit Of lot No. 20. 49,
Luck, 749 acres, at 81; Mt Pleasant, SOL
acres, at So; Mudlck, 29i acres, at So !;
Lions Prospect, 1904 acres, at 81; one half
Good Level, IS acres, ut 81.
Unity, 1913 acres, Mt 81.
Lots 16, II, 90 and 30--Pt. of Lot No. %.
Land near Crcsaptown, SO acres, at 81.
New York Triumph. 2Ol acres, at So.
DISTRICT NOT.
Cow Pasture 0 acres ut S3.
Big Sycamore acres at S2a, Island acres
at 10, Brethren in Arms 100 acres at "a,
Limestone 46s acres at 2, Soldiers Reward
e2i acres at y, and Maryland Bounty 224s
acres at %.
Fertile Valley and Resurvey on Fertile Valley
97sS acres at S3!.
DISTRICT NOS.
Piney Level lC2 acres, Canaan 81 acres, and
Resurvey on Canaan s! acres E at 81.
Big Pond lG4 acres, Barnes Race over Town
I'LL 94t acres, The Two Tavcrns 500 acres,
Love in a Village SO acres, Part Of Castle
Garden 100 acres. and Brotherhood lG4
acres: total li99S acres 1T 81 (S2249), CT
% acres Race over Town Hill go.
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Deaths OF Soldiers.

The following deaths In the various hospitals,
30, N this vicinity have occurred since our
last report:
". Kearney, company g, 9th New York.
Charles Scrivener, company Z, l4th U. 8. in.
fxntry.
Sergeant T. Hatton, company D, SD Penn.
sylvana
Jas. T. Twaddlo, company F, SD New York.
Jacob LIMB, Q, mpsIy E. 10Th Pennsylvani /.
Asoldier, name not reported, was buried from
the steamer Commodore, on the 9th inst.
Als", one AT the Sixth street wharf, was 70.
ported on the 4lh inst.
Martin Eppinger, company I. l6th Michigan.
John Stokes, company A, Goth Ohio.
Dota Cramer, company B, "a u. 3. 8. 8.
Potter y. Richmond, company q, 7th Indiana.
W. W. MckernaR, company II. Sd Michigan.
II. 9. BurCh, company d. 9th N. Y. cavalry.
Geo. Phillips, company X, 9th N. Y. cavalry
Patrick GIenon, COMPANY d, lst Psnnsy lvanis
artillery.
VIM. Jackson, company X, ID Florida.
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OFFIC l..
DEPARrnENT or STATE,

... Washington, July 6, 1862.
Information has been received at this Depart.
ment from Mr.. J. W. HowEs, Vice Consul Gen.
eral Of the United Statns at Montreal, that, IN.
der the Canadian tariff act Of the OH Of June,
1862, the duties on the following articles are
=" to be collected in lieu Of, or in addition to,
duties collected under previous acts"
Coffee, green, ground, or roasted, cents per
lb., and 10 per cent. I'D vslorem.
Molasses, 8 cents per gallon, and is per cent.
I'D valorem. ..
Sugar, raw, ? cents per h., and Is per cent
ad vsiorem.
Sugar, refined, or equal 10 refined In quality,
3 cents per lb, and 25 per cent. I'd Salorsm.
Confectionery, cents per h., and rs per
cent I'D valorem. ~
Tea, former duties repealed, now 4 cents per
lb., and 10 per cent ad valorsm.
Whisky. former duties rspesled, now rs cents
por gallon.
Oil, kerosene, coal, and petroleum, distilled
or refined, former duties repealed, now 10 cents
per gallon.
Scrap brass. former duties repealed, now
free.
Drain tiles for agricultural purposes, former
duties repealed, now free.
Silver or plated ware. 10, for the nse Of any
regimental mess Of officers Of her Msjesty' &
army serving 10 Canada, former duties repealed,
now free. ""''. "
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DIED.,

DIED,
On the evening of the 9TH instant, TEUxroN,
eldest son of George W. and Elizabeth Boals,
aged 8 years.
Tho funeral services will take place at the
re- sidance of DR.. VIM. V. II. Brown, No. 1854
Now York avenue, this afternoon at O'Clock.
On Monday, the 7th instant, agod IL months
aud weeks, Rose ELDERKIN, only daughter OF
Samuel and Emily Williams.
"Nipped,
To blossom In eternal siiing"
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
the funeral this morning, OH instant, ut 0
O'Clock. Residence on / street, No. 3s3, be-
tween Twelfth and Thirte en,h.
On the 7ih instant, al the residence Of His
daughter, Mrs. NJ. A. Carter, Capitol Hill,)
Captain WILLIAM Smith, in the 9lst year OF his
age. He was, for many years, sailing master
for the port OF Providence, r. l., and for the
last twenty years resident Of this CITY.
His funeral viii take place To-day (Wednes
day) at o o'clock, p. m.
Providence papers please oopy.l
Suddenly, on the 4th instant, JOHN J. IL, son
Of Rufus A. and Susan L. Lyon, aged years 10
months and days.
(POr Tobacco Times please oopy.l
Ca, we forget the bud that wove
Blight gar Ands round our tentS
The link that from our oLuin Of love
by destls stein Grasp wssIent.
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In,iis nubbs T 0oods.

Msssrs Henry A. Hall Co +, Of Boston who have
kept branch store at 30s IenhsylvSnia avenue
Washington, d. O., have lately withdrawn thrr
stook for the ssmmsf, and our ct'zens can prccur.
India Rubber GoJds vi every description, selected
from he l1rg sh Ok VI q am 9OOia In the world, Ai
Mesa Hell u Co.'S India kubber Warehouse, nj
MIX stre-t, Boston, aud we wood part,calar.y call
ths attention Ot Plumbers Drug siss, Clothing 4, al
erS, and others who nav use or sell Hard or S0il
Gum Goods, as all Urdsrs received by Messrs. Hail
L Co will be forwarded by lightning express train,
st nanufactursI's prieeA Freight pad thereby saw
hfs Offer f,st Of priccs aud dsSoaaIs to.wsrdsd b,
mall when desired je b-M&W II
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Newspapers, Books. Sc. f0r the Wounded
soldiers.

Many persons would gladly give all the news.
papers, documents, books, &C., which they may
have. for the use If our suffering soldiers In
the various hospitals, but they do not know
how Ia distribute their gifts. Wo are happy to
announce that an admirable system Of distribu.
ton has been adopted and is nov in full force
aud successful operation. Mr.. Casey, Of the
Capitol police, has charge Of the matter, and
has established n depot for the reception OF
such matter vt the House Of Representatives
post Office. Ladies' and others are engaged 10
The distribution to the soldiers, and u large
supply has already gone forth, giving many
hours Of interesting occupation to the woary
aching soldier, thus relieving the monotony Of
hospital life. German or French reading mat.
ter will he most gratefully accepted and faith.
fully distributed. Let there be u generous re.
Spouse to this appeal.
The national Republican., 1862-07-09
Shooting Case.

james W. Cary WAS shot by fellow who ap.
preached him M he was walking home 10
tis"rgstown. last Monday night, and asking II
his name WAS Cary, and on learning bis name,
lie fired ut him, exolaiming AZ he shot, Take
thai for wat you have done since l left George
town."
Cary, after no was shot, struck his assailant
knocked him down, and took his pistol from
Inn, but being too weak from loss Of blood to
Are It of, threw 1t at his assaiant's head, ~ he
foil exhausted. Gary Ia supposed to be NOR.
tally wounded, there being two large bullets In
h,s right side. lie says he Knows who his as
sailant il, but refuses TO mention his name 30
long as there are any hopes Of recovery.
The national Republican., 1862-07-09

On Monday afternoon about 8 O'Clock most
distr essing accident occurred, BY which Mrs.
Donaldson, who lives on the leland, on F street
between Seventh and Eighth streets. lost litils
girl not quite two years old. A little brother 1
the child 06Out i've years Of age, was taking
his sister out to ride In y small carriage, AND
while attempting 10 turn the vehicle round. 1,
turned over, and pitching the child out, her
head struck on stone, by which II is supposed
that her neck was broken, ~ tho poor little
thing lived but u few moments. Tie unfOrtu
nate mother is distracted with grief, which IL
heightened by the fAot that only three month.
sinoo she lost her husband by the smallpox.
The national Republican., 1862-07-09
HchOpl kxaminatlon.

The male department Of the third district
school was examined Monday Afternoon At the
school house in the Sixth ward. Tho examina-
tlon was copiuotst by Messrs. Wright, Hol.
mead, Miller, and Rhees, OF the board OF trus.
tees. and Mr.. z. Richards, late Of the City
Councils; and the four classes were closely
questioned IN the various studiea-grammsr,
geography, history-and passed n Credttable
examination. In all the studies, except gram
mar, the scholars were M far advanced ~ In
other schools Of similar grade, and In this rs
far Ms they had studied they were proficient.
The trustees aid teachers were well repre-.
scented, but the parents Of the scholars seemed
10 have taken less interest than In any other
d,.tiit, but ono "f them being present. The
school Ia under the charge Of Mr.. W. W. Nc
Curhrun, Ia gentle man well Qualined for the
pos,tion,) ard IL well disciplined. But forty
pupils were present, several being absent on
auuu uul Of sickness.
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July Q

~ Attention IninoIsans IA m citing OF
Iiliuoislni wss held on Sa'u,dsy evening last L,
taks easures Tor the r~ler of siok aud wounded
soldiers
Hon VIZ p. DoLx was CALI 10 the chai,. and
Dr. A. II Sparks appointed Secretary. Committees
were appointed 20 visit the various hospitals, and
nrtday evening, thr sth iustast at . O'clook, ut
the ofli,e OF the Comnis dontr Of Indian Affairs,
tstent Once Building. Admission by the main IN.
trance en- + street. All Iiuoisabs in the CITY ore
mot ,aIns'tly requested Il be pre.ent
BY order: A. Il. SPARKS,
y'st Secretary.
The national Republican., 1862-07-09
u,ROrOsALs FOR MULE LITTEHs.

II
DEroT QUARrERMAsrER's OYPIcE,
(COrntr eighteenth and q 1treets,)
s,.,rr Waaah,Igsonl G., July !, IsO2
oalos until THURSDAY, Juy I7'h, at 10 O'Clock
m. for the delivery 10 til. Government at this city
Of ,sGO, three hundred MULE LllTERs.
a sps scmen Of tho Litter " bs furnished must &C.
company each bid
The ability Of the bidder I'LL the contract should
II be AWARDED linn. must be guaranteed by two re
Cd to the guarantee. tl'I..
The responsibility Of the, guarantors must b.
ne district cou, or Of lhs United Saos district
attorney.
E,rm Of 0uarantee.
We, Of the county Of, ani State Of,
and - Of the equity Of, aud state OF -, do
hereby guaranty thai - l, able TO fulfil contract
10 accordance wi the terms of his proposition, and
that, should proposition be acsepied lie wall al
once enter iuto c'htraot in acs1.danos there with
pared tu bee ,me his securities.
no thi. guaranr must be appended the Cfiical
oertiLoste above me",ioned
Bondr, equal Ia amount to the amoont specified to
he paid, Agned ty the contractor and both " h,
guaran tors will be required OF the succea-fui bide,
upon signing the contract
Quarte,m s!er u. s. Army, Washington, ID. c., and
must Le ainly marked " Proposals for Mule Lit
ter :"
CaL d. II Rwk.r, Q NJ o. s army
Sir: I, Tor we,) OF -, In the State tf -
agree tU fur nh and deliver to III. United States In
The city Of Warrington, within = days irt IN
the dils Of a contract therefor, three hundred (sol
mule liitsrs conform 10 ell respects to The pattern
herewith tubmittef, tor the ium o. - dollars -
usnts each. Suould my (or our) offer ~ bid be &C.
ctptsd, i Tor wei II quest 10 be informed at aud
thai the contract ~ bond oay be forwarded to mt
Tor us) at - for 'ignature.
(Signtd) A.B
To this proposal must be appended the guarantee
and Ger ihaate above m4Ltioned.
ID, II. RUCkER,
Colonel and Depot Quartermaster
July S-dtl6in
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The Emancipation Connissionsrs.
The following petitions have been Aled since

The following petiilons have been hled since
our last report:
Rev. WIN. Christian, 6 slaves; n. A. Chiffon
]; James y. Barlow, administrator, !; VIM
Brown, l; Eleanor II. Calls, 4; Lorenzo Thomas
8; mon 7. Jc hnkon, !; Geo. Thomas Parker
]; Chris. >. UHars, 4; james ). Fowler, !;
Ellen J. King, 4; Susnn N. Burohe, 8; VIM. E.
Howard, 3; Abel g. Davis, /; Horace Sprigg, Ii
Charl, Homiler. IL; VIM. Il. Woodward, trus
tee, l; WIN. V. u. Brown. 2; VIM. d. Jones, q
John II. Smoot, 4; Sarah Z. Sellers, |; Geo. j
Johnson, 2; Robert NJ. Sutton, 2
Up to 4 IL date 8G3 peti,ouers have filed
claims for 2 S3l slaves.
The national Republican., 1862-07-09

81 Batcheior's tiatr Dye-The Best In
he worid.-Wiliam A. Batoheloi . oeiebrateG
Hair Dye produces o lor not be ds'ingui he'd
fro nsu e; watra, ted not 10 pjure the Hair In til,
least; remedies the III effects Of bad d,e3 and invlY
o. atts the Hair for life GREY RED, or RUSTY
HAIR Instantly turns . splendid BACK or Brown
raving the hair soft and beautiful. Sold BY Oh
DiuRei.ts, 30.
ar The 9enuine 10 signed WILLIAM A
BA rCHELOR. IN ne four .i,iss Of eacA Jor
Factory, No. 81 Barclay street, (Lato 233 Broad
way aud 10 Bond,) New York my % ly
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Call and See Tn : m.

The wounded soldiers In Trinity Church Hos
pital, on Third street, from Maine, Michigan
New Jersey, and other States, would be glad 10
see their friends from u to O'Clock any day
We found them very intelligent, cheerful, and
communicative. The surgeons In attendance
speak of the liberality of the citizens In fur.
nlshing deicaciss Of various kinds. Books and
late papers will also he thank fully received.
The national Republican., 1862-07-09
DleOrtlArly.

In the Sixth ward, John Barry, Mrs. Murray.
Mrs. Butterbaugh and Margaret Waldron were
up before Justice Cull tor disorderly conduct.
The frst WAS dismissed; the second fined IS 81;
the third 3l.5S, and the fourth 1894. We do
not know the exact nature OF these cases. but
We have little doubt that liquor was at the
bottom Of all these cases, as II Is Of almost
every case of like rharacter.
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AIdarmAn 10 bs Electsd.

To-day a special election 10 to be held In the
Second ward for Alderman to supply the va.
o&noy created by the resignation Of VIM. +.
Bayly. Mr.. g. H. Plant 10 the only candidate
We have seen announced for The place, and
thisk there can be no doubt Of his election, As
he 10 very popular man In the ward, and =
good Republican. Still, wo deem It advisable
to urge every unconditional Union voter 10
rally 10 the polls.
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For III. Relief OF Our Wounded Soldiers.

We learn that arrangements are being made
by the popular manager Of Growers Theatre,
for a representation Of the well known local
drama, Fashions and FOlles Of Washington
Llfe," for the benefit Of our sick and wounded
soldiers.
The author has also donated 10 the Ladies'
Hospital Relief Association Of the Second ward
four hundred printed copies of this play.
"Fashions and F0lies," az many Of our read.
ers may remember, was produced at Manager
| Glenn's Theatre, two winters ago, when 1t had
| q good run for several nights, eliciting unani.
nous verdict OF approval from the press of this
city.