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The national Republican., 1862-05-15

RY GREEN q VILLA ms. A.esson..,..
ID TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROvED PROP
ERTY. BY virtue Of . deed Of trust msde and ex:
eouted on the 22d day Of March, 1880, by Alfred
Day to the subscriber, and duly recorded In Liber
J. As No lo7, folios s6 q se7 oae q the land re-
lumois, for certsin purposes therein mentioned,
vill sell, 1t public auc,ien, on the premises, on
Fourth street, betweeu p and Q streets west, Gu
M M3MpAf .he gSsn a,y 81 Nay re S:xf ensTns SmH p,
GROUSD lying .nd being In the city Of W ashior
ton, known and designated, on the ground plat OF
plan thereof twenty ieet front asd running
back the depth Of the lot numbered six (60 In square
numbered five hundred and twenty t62l, il be.
Ing the south twenty feet said lot No g. to
gether with the improvements, consisting of two.
story. and. basement b.ick house and premises with
the appurte nances.
TxRxs OF SALE.-One third Of the purchase money
to be paid withia three days alter the day Of salc
and the remain der 10 three equal instaments at six
twelve and eighteen months with notes on Interest
A deed to be given and deed Of trust taken, nj
the expense Of the purchaser to secure the deferred
payments. If the terms Of sale be not complied
with within three days after the SALE the trustee
serves the right to resell at the cast snd risk OF the
CORNELIUS LENT, Trustee
GREEN ! WILLIAMS,
ap 25-taw&ds Auctia ancerr.
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CAIoQlt QQurf.

Nay l3.-Jas. West ast, Geo. Hortzman; YER
dot for plaintiff. Means and Homillsr agt. Geo.
W. Dutton; verdict for plaintiff. Philipipe
Dunoken agt. John Schultz; verdict for plain
verdict for plaintih. -
Nay l4.-David T. Cisssll and John W. Rodg-
ers agt. Thomas Morrisett; on trial-Stone for
plaintiff; Bradley and Bradley for defence,
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Police Rspsrts Yesterday.

lirst Precinct, County, arrests.
second, County.--Ann r. Wil!son and Laura
wm. Vance, Michael Thorn, and Washington
Ctying, drupk; taken 70 camp.
Th d, Georgetown. &c:-Ffederick Brown.
malicious mischief; dismissed. Richard Ellis,
Fourth, First ward. r. HardnSn, disor.
derly dismissed. J. B. Franklin, larceny, do.
Magruder Waters, disorderly; nnsd e., Ellen
wsldron. do; aned si:7S. John Hanlsy. drunk;
s275. VIM. II. May: drsnisnns.s. nnsd si.fS.
Fifh. Second ward.-John Mcmahon, dsssr.
ter; over TO the military. Rioh., Thompson,
disordorly; dismissed. Francis Mokennsy,
T. vin.on and Ps,sr vois. di;oPd:ry; s1 ~ u:i
i'.9i. Owen Wood, do; hnsd u o.. James A.
Orr. storing \ house; provost guAf2. .E ITO
sixth. Third Ward-Jamss Rigsby. seditious
'.nsuare; over to The BE- military: p, Geo. Bernie,
without license; dipm'sssd. John O. Kelly and
W. Murphy, disorderly over no the militia.
~. Alexander Prentios, do; dismissed. Go.
Powers and child, drunk; workhouss. Edward
Kelley. insulting ladies; turned over to the
seventh. Fourth wsrd.-Gso. Coatsr, lying
L McI.e, disordsrly; turned oyer 70 the mill
,ary. Jas. Csvsnsugh, drunk; Ansd q SO. Y.
s. Scwell. suspicion of larceny; dismissed.
Mick Eunis, drunk ard disordsrly; fined Is.
Mick Saul, do; fined o.. Pat. Kenny, do; do.
Tom. do, do. VIM. Flood, profano and In
decent language; dismssed. Mark Egan.
drunk; fined 81. Lloyd Stewart and MIch,
Prendow, hghgting; dismissed. Henry Dubant,
assault; further hearing. Oath. Flood, pro
family; dismissed: Henry g. Grsnts!l, suspi-
c'on oflaroeny; do. Mrs: Myers. selling liquor
without lioensei do. Molly Hill, Mary Ross and
sarah Brown. disOrderly; fned u So each.
VIM, Robinson, sleeping In q wsgan; dismissed.
". n. Chairman, drunk and disordsrly; turned
over to the military. Inm.. IA % T..
Eighth. fifth Ward.-Nsrgarst Davis and
Mary Moore, prostitution; ruled for trial.
Fanny Weaver, keeping bawdy-house; do.
Joseph Henson. drunk and disorderly; hned
80 jS. Martin J. Williams, do; flned 5s cents.
Eza Ward, disorderly; workhouse. Alfonds
Erudnor, do; fined - IS. q l.N.,7 ndTFll
Ninth, Sixth Ward.-Wm. Bennett and g. W.
Negiligtn, deserters; taken TO barracks. John
Run, assault; dismissed. Geo. Divsn, drunk;
taken to barracks. O.. W. Hubburt, threats;
dismissed. Lloyd Pumphry, assault; further
hearing. John Sullivan. drunk; taken 70 navy
yard. VIM. Mahonsy. do; nned sl.ss. James
Lamb, do {; dismissed. 49, o. slF .. Iti44d
Tan,h, Seventh ward.-Nsry +. Tyler, pros.
tiution; workhouse. Samuel Gardner, disor.
derby; dismissed. Matilda Wade and Charles
King, do; fined $5.0i each. Joseph Riley,
drunk; dismssed. Samuel Gates, do; hn6d
t2W. John Cooper. John Barnes aud Thomas
Parker, disorderiy; ansd $l.9t. Henry Shaffer,
Thos. Boyd and VIM. Rioe, desertlon; over to
hn ,ailt
The national Republican., 1862-05-15
Disturbing Church wership. ,

I The officers of Union Weslsy Church, 0ol,d,
complain that party Of Irishmen stoned the
church last Sunday, during service, breaking
lamps, 90. Members OF the church have been
stoned on their .WAy, to the church. The police
are afler the dsturbers, and II they repeat their
dastardy. conduct they will be likely to feel the
force Of the law I'm 60, I.I.'.r.i..
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INO IMyEHTORS AID PATEHTERS.
American, and asssS iCr procuring kMsrioss sac I

FAT - N N II -,
Wa SiItesM Ysars Experience in tie Busixsss.
don. W. D. Bishop, ex- Commissioners Of Patent.
ind 70 more than hfteen thousand iaveutors who
aavs had business done through Nann \ Co.'S PAT
snt Agency. r-'- r. ..' ~
PaHpAlSt Of advios seat nee BY nail d..
Patent Laws and Regulations, teo pages, - cents
nail. rus II -ags7 10 =. p -
No charge for consultation, orally o. BY asil
frsliminary Exaninstiou In United States Patsn,
0nloe, ~. -.' ..I. IT,
0mess, No. o. Park kow, New Y rork " Arlington
Snos. mar l4.,auN
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Amussmsuts.


FoRps ArHEs.sux. There ia much wisdom
In the old sdsge, . Laugh and srow istv and
all who foel dispoGiton 70 cot apoA 10, should
improve the present opportunity to see ths
greatest comedtsA OF the age9E elIhpl
spiri. rs was the Z" Merry Wives OF Winasor, !"
at ford's Aths nam, on Tuesday nttat, a 10
our citizens rare treat. -'pg'i..s = i,io ~
The representation Of "fAetaa. " love" !"
the Athen;eum on Tneeday night, was 1pssn-
did performance, the pieCe aAlifdIng the GhtifS
company hne chance for the dieplay OF what
ever Of merit II possesses--an opportunity We
seldom, if ever, 'witnssssds play oas. With aasr
effect: Mrs. Vincent, IA the consequential
though INSCRIPTIONS Dame Quickly; hias ora
ham as the fun.iovinE Ms. Ford; Ayss Hodges
u.s. u.s. The he dspa..Sns,s ,sp' Mrs p.sss acted d
Cullough NJ ihe Jealoua Ford, !" and HsFae "
tho contidiDg "Page," suttAinsd thsnsslvss
admirably. Humorous, indeed was NJ. Lsaks
A. ~ the w French Physician, ssd Mr. Parker -
The Merry wives Of windsor " viii be pre-.
sen,ed again this evening. .. "A, tIs ~,
GRovER's THkArRs.-Mr. Collins, last evening
made An excellent impression on bic audience
by his admirable representation Of the oharso.
the " Nervous Man." the audience being kept
continually in roar Of laughter BY the quaint
deneations OF Mr.. C0!lina.7 This evenink, n.
NERVOUS Man" will be repeated for the tN&S
time, together with rome Powers grsat fhrce
ot ~ How 10 Pay the Rent" snatxining the
laughRbe parts Of MciShane and Ratler. The
management are busily preparing, and will
shortly produce, Bouro,oault's thrilling drama
Of tho "C0lleen Bawn," which has had, both
IN this country and In Great Britain, q greater
success than any other pisce which has ever
been produced. -..I .r 'Ir,,rr,ns r.-UF' esW
CAsrEsBUaY.-An enthusiastic crowd Allsd
this commodious and beautifully fitted up hall
last night. The beautiful Mortimer and the
graceful Fowler, in The Gipsies' Lay, were
greeted, Ms usual. by =, perfect storm Of ap-
plause. The Court Of Beauty" and the pop.
uar delineators Of negro character, executed
their various parts admirably, and the great
comedy Of" The Seorep created much msrri.
ment The enterprisiDg propristors. ever anx.
i"us to add, possible, 10 the enjoy ment ofthair
numerous patrons, have, In additjou 70 the
already immense COMPANY, engl "a A. J. Tai.
hott, the ethiopian comedian, and Emma Miles,
an old favorite vt the Canterbury. They Offer
additional inducemento IN their extensive pro.
gramme for tonight, and all who may BE-
present will emily IN evening Of delightful
Amusement.
A,ADkMr or hUsIc.-Every afternoon, oom.,
mencing At four o'clock, q remarkably fns
concert II given at this place, free to an. Be-
leCtions from the best classic music and the
m's, popular operas. The best refreshments
In this city TO be found here.
MAY BALL.-A grand May ball will be given,
this evening, at the Park, on Seventh street.
gay and festive soene 10 anticipated
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DIA Ito HOUSE,
y ,GSlElI inAsEhEar, ITgl
Corner Of D and Ninth streets
Gd 3Hbt VIZ, t.-. "'' hHH'
& .,.' q, ... 'Dengel & Co.,, .... ...... .,, .

,'wbsrs MEALs st, all houn, and REFRlSH.
MENTB Of every kisd, viii bs ssrvsd n ths bsss
NV r.rg "a tt' .rlIr HIH E.HHpH r--.
"a where The bsss LIQUORS, and sEGARs Of the
btst quality can always b. had. ...-.r.a. ..... .
tThess who wish. TO enjoy LUNCH o. MEAL
10 qsist and vsll served, will dad II here.
nay lS-lnTuTh&S - ,yuds .r0.r ..,, s.a .
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AGAINST FIRE AsD

~ BUAGLAAns
Ths subscrlbsn have sonItantly in store good
assortment Of -
HsSripg 4 Co.'S Celebrated Fire and Burglar.
Proof Ssfes, aud Paymasters' Cssh Boxes,
which thsy sell 1t the manu- tactuIes' prices
JAS. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO.
my 6-dtm Ahc Ion and Com Merchsnts.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

gIyO 0OAoHMAKHRs.-CR LEA.
i THEE CLOlH, RUSSIA DUCK. 6o., In Il
siTES p::Sisi Y: = q osa par yard for cash only
M LsoSx "a yi'wsG JOHN Z. EIyANs.
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/ ost ohi,d Fepnd. =

O1i0er Bsrkley, ofthe hfth ward police, found
alost ohild last Tuesday, named Geo. A0Crsgsn,
aaS rStoF,s. n ~ u le.l Y his spaoss parents.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15
Pedal Esasssensss.

Core, Bus,oss o.laiiiss; Clsb aad Inverted
trsstsd llsssss.uiIy b Dr. o. WHITE. sufkssS
Chirepeds1, siaN bsSysn gonf-ea1-a,isaH ed
s!.ts SIT s.ssss L:ss a. T.esss. as!l1!.s, r:.yh
minutee a. ~ sslief b - iaSlaotansous thaa the
patient oAn alWays walk ins1iAasiy sfssr III opsf.
stios, without ~ hees iaecuvmisnos. Ne charge
for ooasaltatisa 1AAlss anl gsatlenaa attsnAsA q
sAslr Fssidsnsss whsn dssirsA.5l nys :
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Yhe DRodl9Ssty

|6ss,ss .sro.. ,ss s.ssi, s ,rsuxi. aAIs..s.,f
(Ss AZ Seventh ,a :t,:s ,sI are e
is!ii Sass e z isssI
npe, the ~. WI hsfs heavy daHassS ~, ~
m the Ssy ef bfokss Nnbf, 81 psans ,oi,tI6
uyly holes In the Walks. alsd' Taa
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LOCAL2MkM&Ad
0oAavsreassss.

.H-i q !VoAAvsssassss. .npsI q n
Nearly - tAousaaA esplss Of ~ ,ASsSt
ltoan are circulated anoss " loatag popuia.
lion every day. bsddss thslarss sun6sf served
70 regular glbssFibsss. AAvsrilsgfeI Win nlp
note accordingly.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

TUST RECEIVED AT L. A. BEALL 4 CO. .'S,
y NJ. 38l Seventh betwsen and strest, . new
stock Of CLOTHING, FURNIBMING GOODS,
TRUNKS, HATS and CAPS.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

sssiss PrpSssy nsssysses. r s.,
On russday, ,0aesr Wilson served search.
wxrfaafuspen,tk Tie premises IN. Slidsil, On
the corner Of Second street west and IndiAua
.vs1ss forssclsr Ssspt ~ - rsccysrst .
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

ID nEw AND NEARLY NEW CARRIAGES
AT AuCIIoN.-On SATURDAY MORNING, May
x. setiou Rsoms ~ ~ Jas MeGurs Co. n' VI
3 New Rnckaways,
nearly New TOP BugEies, ta.
No Tow Bugeies. 't...r- rfuri =. ...
They are mostly Of my own make, and sold only
10 order to make room for alterations and improve
ment 10 ny Coach Making Establirhnent
Il. H. GRAHAH.
Cnach Maker, Eighth, near D.
JAS, G. McGUfRE CO.,
my lI-du Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

COAL OIL
I Iam low furnishing the tnds st u cents per gal.
lon, by the barrel. q. W. OLAUGHLEN,
myi-solms Cor. New jersey sv. and Z Il.
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i1AUdfT0rtHxdiss., )
T3a1D 1AY1. a.

-. ...L.a G410D AAau N a.t-f.i
nv 4rN1s 2 W7TLf71S, 4 Sssls...r.
- CONTINUATION SA0EsaDsslers and the
pabne = senesal ere fespsssinAy lafsRDs1 that,he
ALE bf doe Liquon snd Wisss WI Do coatlnued at
stoee M ~ Peansyivaaia sysn6t, oDposts WI.
llard,s Hcte1. VII b ooatisusd sa 9haFe1sy nsxt
ths 18th instant at 10 O'Clock M, whsn the memo
ysndsn vhich eomprisss come Of the best Vine and
sauS"S ee syp s;S oAss s's.s, r
good barssins, y q msst Be oiosed. "
GREEN WILIdAnS,
nay iA-it tshr III ,tl1 I. Aeetiosssn
nv oWnEH . wTlLIAms, AssStssuss.s.
~ LARGE .A4D PEREnII0lYa SALE Ot
ESE .MrNEs.chsnpaEse, Brandy, whsky, Gle
os S e asSy :: r }.
so!d q suction By virtue Of dssd o. tfast 70 the
suSsoriber, at 10 o'cleek, O. n at Ne 80 Psussyi.
vapla avenue, opposite WilMrds' Hossi, the Stock
and Fixtures q arst.elss Wine, Liquor and Gro
oefy Store The abcvs seek VA seisessd with great
ipeuded b, he ale wiii be found many articles Of
0roceries and me LiQUoy, worthy the attention Of
Hs.seksepsr, Suffers, and ths trade Z q gso.ral.
--s".. 90 o. -lsH HIL Trustee.
s-Ll-...- sa GREEN WILLIAMS,
ny 7-dkds fStar1 Auotioueres
Z - The abovs sale VIII be oonssnusd on
THURSDAY MORNING, the 18Th Inst, at tho
cane hour, when will BE- sold sons Of the choicest
Liquors, and ths attsatieA OF AsAleau sad t,e pub
" = invited 70 the sale, - they must b sold to the
ny order Of ths Trustse. on ~
GREEN WILLIAMS,
may ls-d tStarl Auetioneers
The national Republican., 1862-05-15
YRS KKINGLE - COME.

YRIS KRINGLE y COME.
Just receiving, the largest stookoi
FANCY GOODS
In Washington
Writing Desks, Dressing Cases, r ;rttoiios, Dlrec-
tion and Alphabet Elooks, asmes, Photo.
graph Albums, Gin and Miscel.
laneous Books In great
varieties, at war
OAll and see, Of 6HkPhERD'B
Sseu - ooyass Seventh "a D SHssM
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soSurs AssSesaes~,.. a

,ptg -- soturs Assseiaslen. =. .----
Al ssjeutnsd hAla6H ~ Ma ~ tociation wIll
X i, sss ss.s ssses : tsnpsrsa'' " a
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

CANTERBURY HALL
Leuisians Avenue. near Sixth street.
CROWDED TO ITS UTMOST CAPACITY,
with an sudienoe
CULTIVATED, CRITICAL, AND REFINED.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE
MUSICAL CONVENTION
OF ARTISTS.
MISS EMIi1 MiLES
tn. Ethiopia. s.s:s:s szzSsss. ss.. ,.. hi. stump
speech.
A New Programme Tonight !
THE pRINA DONNA
Our Italian Opera.
ABRAHAM's BRIGADE.
LA BAYADERA,
=" CLUBS is TRUMPs,
the GIPSEY'S LAY!
The celebrated Comedy entitled
The secret,
In which HARRY RICE will appear IS the
MISCHIEvOus NG0ER.
NG10O Julia Mortimer,
wsshiDston Pet
HARRY RICE,
The Celebrated Ethiopian Author and Actor.
1Gds~ NIL lie Fowler,
BY far the most beautiful and accomplished Dan.
seuse ON the American sage.
MISS FRANK LA FOLLE,
The Accomplished Danieuse.
THE COURT OF BEAUTY,
embraces the following beautiful ladies'
Miss JULIA RICHMOND,
~ Hi Nj. Lilly BRANDON.
-. Miss FRANK SECOR.
Dick Par1ker,
WILLIAM WoRRlLL,
THE snhsF Ie; soes ;HS R.RSs SSSsstSSu
And splendid bill. in which the entire company
will appear
10 active R.hearal.
TIE EXPOSURE OF THE
Warrington Sons Of Malta!
Doom open NIX Performance At s.. O'Clock.
Admision Is oents :; Orchestra chairs 50 cents.
Matinses Wednesday and Saturday,
For ladies and Children, when Q number OF valua.
BILE presents will be given aWay-one
SIS Silver CAke Basket.
81 Admission Ladies', ~ osnts; Children 10 cents
Doors open at o'clock performance commence
Mrs. McNickis, Exchange Hotel, received q s25
Silver CAKE basket Saturday, May 10th.
mayl2 [Sarl
V,HE wAsIIINGTOH
/ ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
No. $780, Pennsyrdnia Avenue, South de, Lsteeen NinA
and Tenth Itreets
Every evening, remarkably fine
Free Con rt.
embracing selections from the best classic music and
the most popular OPERAS, rendered In better style
than In any other American concert saloon.
The celebrated Italian Singer,
sloNoR ANTONIO TiBERTlNi,
PIims Baritone from the St. Carlo Theatre, at Ma.
ples has been engaged and will assist the ent rtain
msnt Of the evening with the finest Melodies and
Songs ever produced In this city.
The guest and the public are Invited, and may rely
upon having every comfort they deate. In addition
70 the finest music In Washington, they will obtain
On call, from the attentive attendants, decidedly the
best REFRESHMENTS for sale In the Federal
Metropolis.
order.
Concert commencing atAp.m
sp ai-u HENRY ROSENTHAL, Prop'r.
GRAND NAY BALL will be given at the
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

r., A. BEALL b CO g, No. sol ssvsuth street,
0LofHiNG, FURNlsaiNG GOODS, TRGNKS,
HATS and CAPS, at New York prices.
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MAR RIaD,

o,I, @ The ists i!st q .t tss ,:.!dsE s.SEE 1T I,
HOWARD, Of Charlestoun, jefferson county,
row 20 .a ssss, q Va r1',''
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

ZONE ONE AND ALL AT L. A. BEALL 4
~ co.'s No 5o1 Seventh street, between and K
@ buy your CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
HATo and CAPS.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

NOV Is YOUR TINE TO BUY YOUR CLOTH.
IN ING, FUkNlSHING GOODS. HATS and
GAPS st very low prices, st L. A. BEALL / cos,
mar 9-ym r.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15
Future DAYo.

pY ,. Q. MeoUIssn . co... Asesscussrs.
SATURDAY NORM sc, Nay 18th, At II o'clock,
We thall sell At the Auction Hooms-
Several bcxes Nausb'e Books, seized snd levied
time due. JNO II. WISE, Bsilif
J. c. MCGUIRE CO.,
ny l5-du st .... Auotioueers.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

Wsshington, April %. 1862.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-03

RURUNKs. TAIIsEs and GARRETT BAGS,
Is ANY amount, al - STRAGSSS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-03
C. D. POTTER G. co.
TTAVE &OW IN STORE THE LARGEST AND MOST
II complete assortment Of
American and Foreign Hardware

ever offered in this market, consisting in art or
20 Tons Rolled, hammered and Swcdcs lron;
Naylor, Cast, i. b. Gcrmain. A. Il. spIiIg Stce:
J Ton ]. 7. +. and American Nail Rod: r.r.. 'f..
Wagon, Buggy, Suky and Scat Springs, Of Ea stern
and Pittsburg Manufacture:
ANes, Vices Anvls, Bellows, &c: Col Chain 4 LIE
"a and I-l6 Log, Halter aud Breast Chains; Cyy Ties
Pump Cham ana Tube Bolts Nuts, Washers &c:
200 Boxes srs quality Glass, from .x9 70 3Ox40 (Rnv
size cut to orders Sash, Doors and Blinds furnished
Paints-Whitc and Red Lead in oil and dry, French
Zinc White i.itharage, NenItian Red, Whiting &c :
Turpcntinc, Linsccd OIL and Futty;
Brushes-PiiHt, YaInish Elltcwash Horse and shoe
Feather busters:
300 dozen Locks ana I.atshcs complete assortment;
2o0 dozen Grcrnwood's Butts; l00 duz Wrought groad
Narrow. Table and Brass Butts; Pamcr's Blind and
Grecdw'od's : Congress Butts; Blind Fastcnmgs and
Sash Locks cord Gimblct- pointed Screws.
Il A y l. L Q u T I. l. II Y
g. D. F. & Co. would respectfully caIfthc attention
houSekecpers and others their stock Of
consisting Of Ivory Balanced Handles Buffalo Horn
Cocoa and common Handles, with and tined Stee
Forks Ivory and Cocoa handled Caryers;
so doz Pocket Cttiery. rs different varieties
American and Enc lish Shears and Scissors
AXcs-Rohcrt's, Whites Hunts, Simmond's IS Brooks
Brnther's Broad Axes, Hunts and Sinmond Bench
Shingle and Itthing IIatchcts: .t. .I.5..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Carpenters. c. s. and common
Bitts-Chrks Graduated ChurclIll's Hammer Twist
LIiommcdi iCu's and common.
thiseiS-C. = Socket MOTtiSe, PAIRING and Farmer:
Saws-Iea aud LcBrits Mulay and Sash, English and
American Cut, Shepherd & Irving's Spear & Jack
san's and other makes; hand Pannc Rip Tcnon anu
Rench Planes, FluRIbs, Levels SC.
Hahdles-Saw, Plane, Augur, Chisel, Pick,
Gate hinges Substituting and common 1OOOStrap ana
JOINT hinges; Wrought Rasps and Staples Iatccs.
Whips, Whip TAshCs fiidc Whips Patent and FIIan-
ecd Leather; EjnauIeicd Carriage Cloths Oil Table
Cloths and OIL Carpet; SdddlcTy and HARNESS Gr.Bi-
lplngs Shoc Kit, good assortment Bird Cages
GussCs, Canary Seca etc. together with a thousand
other articles. To which the attention public is
respectfully invited. aug .26 ,'5q
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-03

am now rccciying foT the sPrlpg Lraa9 q nav
~ lot Watches 7Hsuld invite Inspection my
stock by those wanting bny and not hesitate TO
that my prices will found low those Of any other
establishment the State-i demonstrate this by sub
joining few Of the low prices at which sell Watchess
good Silver Lepine (WaTEanted) for 50 co.
4 A good Silver Lcpine, hunter case for SO. .t
Silver Detached Levers, hunier cases, al Sl2 % Slb,
& ind Gold LADIES' Watch (warranted) for $50.
hne Gold ladies' Watch gold dial, very pretty, S25
A fine Gold Detached Lever, full jeweled for $50.
Hunter Cse Dctdched lever futi ed,
full assortment Of te American Watches in gold and
silver cases, at low prioes.-. - - 80 - fs
good assortment Of detached levers with silver
caps. excellent time keepers.
School TEACHERS supplied with witches favorable
Second hand watches, warranted, as low as So
My assortment watches and other goods in the jewell
ry line VIII full and complete tire wants OF
the market shall seem to require Please call az No.
Williams Block. Z. PLATT
April Is. 1859 ..-, .-rt ... .-.ees- s.
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no Consumpt1ves.

TIME ADVERTISER, HATING BEEN RESTORED TO
health in a few weeks, by very simple remedy
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection and that dread disease Censumptien-s anX
ious to make his felowsuerers the means OF
- + . -t
To all who desire il, he will send copy of the pre-
scrpton used Cree or charge) with the ERECTION for
preparing and using the same, which they Will hhd
STRE CURE CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c
The enly object the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scriptn is TO benefit the afflicted, and spreud niofHa-
tion which he concevcs be invaluable, and he hopes
every will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev EDWARD \. WILSON, Williamsburgh,
May 23,-3m. Kings County New YORK
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TUsy wed u eases ofthe above IN Oh! II wP n
y stand better than any ott er Green Paint and
Culnes cheaper than Pans Green - - - : y p
June Is 1862 c. G. CHAMBERLAIN.
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Flax Sfraw.

HIHE subscribers hereby notify all Interested that
i they WILL NOT, until further notice. pur chase
any Flax Straw. .l.. .tsr- o. -
They Will be engaged for some time in making re-
paFstO their Mill and will give notice when again
prepared to receive Straw s-,F Ha. ,-a.--4 81.
Farmers who save their straw will find market for
It soon we again commence operations.
Aug. 1862. BRIGHAM HAWES.
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Fancy & Toile4 Goods, Stationery, &c
M "a N IL 90 D
HOW LOST HOW RESTORED

Just IR6Shea al a SeF1ed Enrelop. IIce Sr GEMS.
A Lecture on the Mature, Treatment and Radical
Cure OF ~pcrn'ItnrrhoeI Stnil Weakness, Invoul-
ttTy Fmiss'ilIS, SeNn; nehiiEy- and lnpsdimcnts
Marriage neray NcrvousH Consan9 ion, Epilepsy
and fits Me- tai and Physical Hcapacity, resulting from
efAbusc, &C.--By ROBT. /. CUIVEIfWElI.. N b.
Author Of tho GrCca Book, Dr..
The YnrldrcRowRed atE4ar, iF sthis admirable Lee
tFe clearly proves from his experience thar the
awful Consequences Of Sef-tbuse may be y
moved withfut medicine, aud without dangerous surg-
cal operations, hOugles Instruments, rings or Cordias
pointing out mode Of certain cectu-
at Gy Sck ereEE suarreI. gThat his condS-
tiOn may be. olre hitasslf cheapy privately and
radicaly This lecture will prove boon thousands
and thousands
sent under seal, in plain enveop, To any address,
the receipt Of cents, postage stamps by ad
dressing. .. - IN. GHAS. J. G. KLINE
~ III BoVcerY. New York Post Otice Box 1856.
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Gents Furnishing F Goods.


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