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The national Republican., 1862-05-03

..... HIoHLr IMPORTANT 70 .u.r
AMBRoTyPt AND DAGUERREAN ARTisTsiI
beth IL the city and surrounding country, TO- !
In addition to oar large business, W have sudsd
q large and choice stock Of ambrotyps sad dssaer.
rean materials, aueh u .N" WI
UNION CASES,
kvery siss In the Trade. ~ -
:" DOUBLE GILT BANNER CASES
....,. every siae made.
UNiQX GILr FRAMES,
= YsvSfy sire made.
FANCY and OVAL MATrs and pREsERvERs
every size In TIC Trade.
ExCFtsIQk ZION PLATEs,
every size mads,
MELAINeTYPE AND VENUS PLATES,
every siss msds.
-" CUT CROWN GLASS,
every sise In tbs Trade. ,.,r 49,
We guarantee to sell this stock at or near The usa
ufaetarsr' prices. taraii. i'aiarIA '.Hl'
Our printed PRicELIsT sent fss 70 any ID.
dyeW hn1 fi' 'a 1i w" '. .D''l'6
Orders from the Camps promptly attended TO- .
Store open from I.S0 .. m. 70 ESQ p. %.
! Remember ths numAsr--sio sio-Sl0-Sl0--Si0-Slo.
p. J. BELLEw CO.,
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DIR. A. Il ZAPPO r, --t
Regular Physician and Pro-, ssor of the varou
branches Of Science conn nected with Medicine,
Ofhoe, No ei X street. Eeur the Circle.
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Tho attention Of our numerous patrons ID 70
qasstsd 70 our Large and Choice Selection
,lof Gold Leaf and Enamelsd Rosewood
Photograph and Picture Frames,
Union psgpelTeotyps, Gases,
in every size In the Trade.
w are ssliias tAsss sesas hon 10 ea to ss.so
fitted In order, being y pr cent. Isss thsn the
Aaksn' retail pssss. r % ... ...
T. Wssrs Agents for the Sale Of I' -oi
AoCLANB CELEBRATED .. q. 81
96e, OOLOGNDa. EXTRACTS, and .B
,r.. ... ar'.a OOCOANyT HAIR oIIs,
! .r... -.. AND AIso pas h.. ,.7,.s
MERCHANTS C0IOGAHs. EXTRACTS, Etc.,
|, l4.n-I NJ rT,Also 1oa ...n lnl 20 ".
wORSLEY's HONEY, ALMOND, aIr
.. PALM AND WINDSOR sOAPs; n
..' .r. .mrnq ALSO, TAYLORs,
Put up In Family Boxes, to suit purchasers,
b.. Wholesale and Retail N.E'
Also, full hines OF Notions and Fancy Goods,
all Of which We Offer ut the Msnufsoturers,
Prices, without any freight added. 10 ....
The Trade, Dealers. Suffers and Pedlsrs are
respectfully invited.
We guarantee to sell at New York and Phila
delphis prices, or perish in lhe attempt.
We are bound to sell cheaper than the
ohsspest-delivered free.
Ladies and Gentlemen give US an carly call,
y makes no diasrsnos whether you buy or not;
l9ok over our full lines Of 80 ".''
Fsrs JIaedry, Slp~ Piated Wys, GU and Idnsy
homs'' A'grao'ngs, Pictwss Rwt'sney, d,
go- &apf, tsap's and kasoy Goods. 20,
- Gsntlsasnly clerks are always ready to
wait on youso, U A. hn .az,
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This volume oontsius he PORTRAITS .ans,
line sugrssiuss) and BIOGRAPHIES 6i each sf
the following prsminent OMosss.' !!
'Gess. Andsrpon, BAnts, Bu,lsr, Burnside, Blsnk.
er, Barry, John Cochrns. Coush,l Dig, Duryss,
Frantin, FrenaoAt,I IIsiptarimaa,,l Lane, Lyon
Msn-a,ld. MsClblltn, NJ tel, RichArdson, Kcse
Ofan, ,scklss, ,Sigei soott. hloesA aad Wsol. Gs,s.
dorcorsn, Cowlin tist Mss., and EilswortA, Com.
Dupont, and Capt wilkes n,"I ~
The publishsrs tried 10 produce book essentially
for the soldiers, oomplsts, compact, elegant and
oheap-to b carried with them In their knapssoks
OF pockets sltticat N. taking up more room ihsn
small Pocket Bibls r. Il''''. -. ~, ~.
/, The price for each volums- 81, '
bound N cloth. ......,...,.,-,.........bO so OTIS.
bound In elegant cloth, with beyelsd .rss
edsss end gill;. ,,n'.yv..Ii,,s..l. Is ets.
b "A the demand ipr this work viii, no doubt, be
large snd tbs production OF 1t comparatively allow,
on account Of the great number Of epgrsvinss n
contains, orders should be tent atan early day ~
all those who wisht to DO served speedily, y We shail
execute each order in it, turn ~ VIl-Ir
. ..T, E,&gy.ts y,,.s L,PRANd 4 Co.,. .i,.. III.
No. $40, Seventh IT., fops door SHOVE b, n,,i
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fssssd 70 oSr Wsshipg gton Hovss, Ulli hs pronptly
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s1rlFumished Rooms for A-p, very moderate
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There are no better n rmedie than those used b.
DR. Zsppope, for the Cure Of Rht htamatkm. Neural
Hs, Gout, DroRy. Eevers Dispepsta, and o,hsi
disc prevalent here delicate Ladies specially
Would find II TO their grsatsst advantage to consul
Dr'Z He promise, to AL tsiisfacfion aad ptumy,
relief Vaccine mat err OF the best snd fferlIest kind
opbstantly kspt ON hrnI, aad essetauy inssrtca Il
Charges very moderate Ts;!s. apS--sf
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4 ELncT SCHOOL FOR 0lnLs. Z q.
sa Psr Quarter. Frsneh and Music included. a
q p g. M,s,A. .zAPPONs,P Principal, q!
s..'.H ssu No 81 X etrest,
..W ) dr. ,Gs. Near the Circle.
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w are ssliiss tlsss sesas hon 70 ea to ss.so
cited In order, being y pr cent, lsss thsn the
aaksn' retail psiss. r.- - ...' ...
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Il ROrE0sOft ALEXANDER wOLA)W.
sKl II ilcostiauirg hi, counes on the d G!
PIANO, AND IN SINGING, tif' ,',i =,
BY hi, New aad Smplif, Nethod, his resideaoe,
No tSl, Tsath s,rtei, between 4 and +. ~ ~ -
apr l6-lm .H. g..
The national Republican., 1862-05-03

Oaos, No II washiastou BuildinRs, Pennsyl
ap l9-u
The New York herald., 1862-01-19
City Intelligence.

DANIEL wgssrER's BRHDAy.-Ycsterday being the an
nversary Of Daniel websters birthday the prcprctors
Of the Astor House hosted the old Webster flag which,
during his lfe mark Of the presence OF the Illus
trious statesman at that hotel II is largo white ban
ner with a red stripe above and blue stripe below,
with the motto, berty and Union, now and forever,
one and inseparable," in the centre
TIE CRoroS WATER RENrs-The income from Croton
water during 1851 shows only avery rng decrease
az compared with that Of the year preceding Tho whole
amount Of receipts for last year oots up s165 00 being
decrease OF only 81 200 although the Croton Board
pected that in consequence OF the hard times the
ceipls would fall short 500 900.
ACCIDENTALLY PorsoSED.-Coroper Ranney notified
10 hold an inquest yesterday at Bellevue fspal, upon
the body Amira Carley, who accidentally poison
cd at Backwells Island the day previous.
CORRECTION advertisement which appeared in The
HERALD Of Saturday stating that Father Mooney would
deliver lecture In st. Bridgsts church, Sunday eve
ming January 26 on the Aldermanic election In tho
Twelfth Adermanc district, was entirely unaushorissd
The New York herald., 1862-01-19
Affairs at the Custom House.
THE ORDER OF THE DAY--SErzURRS

BY THE PORT SURVEYOR, ETC.
Collector Barney has decided not to make any add.
tional appointments in the Custom House. Those who
have passed preparatory examination WILL II is thought
have their appointments confirmed, but these the
only persons in whose favor exception will be made
The work Of curang the number Of clerks and reducing
the salaries OF those retained will be resumed this week.
The removal of the markers about week ago
immense sensation throughout the entire establishment.
Several Of them visited the building during the week,
being little on the 90 rampage" and rushing about
in distracted sort OF way from pillar to post,
or, in other words, lowering anxously between
the Offices of the Collector and his private sccrs.
tary, Mr.. Palmer, TO find out the reason Of their
sudden and unexpected removal The latter gentleman
in answer their inquiries had but to give
The orders Of the head Of tho department at Washington
were impcratve that the establishment must be roduc-
ed ~ much possible and the removal of the markers
but preparatory step In the system OF retrench-
mont which rendered necessary by the out.
lay of ~ public money at the present time for warlike
purposes.
In the Surveyors department all the necessary
changes have been made and the department reduced
much possible, consistent with tho requirements Of
tho pubic service. Deputy Surveyor Thomas J. Brown
seized the following vessels yesterday, by order OF Sur
yeyor Andrews
The bark Powhatan bound to Boston from Marscles,
but sailing without papers, which renders her liable 70
conscation the schooner Fckford Webb six forty.
eighths OF which owned by John j. Kelly and the
samo number Of shares by Henry Brigham OF savannah
Georgia
The New York herald., 1862-01-19
Police IntelliGemcc.

DESCENT on GAMBLING HoCsBIast evening the police,
under direction Of General Superintendent Kennedy at
tempted descent upon the various gambling houses Of
throughout the city Unfortunately for the officers
Of the propretors of these places got wind Of their
intended visit and closed their houses all strangers
during the evening 1t understood that cvery faro
game tho city to be broken up last night but for
once the 'sports have beoa little too sharp for our
vigiant police.
AN Epron vIcrrMzED nv PocKxr Book DRorpERs. Tho
idea of editor being " taken in and done for 30 by
pocket book droppcrs, Is rather refreshing The thing
looks little proposerous at first, but II Is true never.
theess This latest novelty In police matters transpred
yesterday and the victim proved TO be no less than Mr.
NJ A. Trpp of the Fall River Press The editor had come
on from Yankecand for the purpose OF making collections
and was making a tour of West street whom he was
pounced upon by couple OF experts, and swinded out
Of eleven doarsall the ready money he had about him.
The In which the green journalist was taken in
has been repeated and over again in these columns
for the last twenty-five years. IL familiar to the
public as household words, II is hardly necessary TO
narra,c the details Upon discovering that no had been
sold Mr. Trip made his way TO the detectives Office,
and gave an accurate description Of the swniers which
will probably result in their arrest some fine day. when
the dupe will fnd il inconyencn to appear 10 prosecute
The New York herald., 1862-01-19
More slave Traders Arrested tn New

The Boston Journal OF the nth inst says
The Developments which have been made since the gov.
ornmcs entered earnesy upon the work OF crrctng out
,hoe rod In tho slave trade show that New Bedford
has been the centre Of active operations and that the
business Of fitting out as vesSes rsa
erahe extent: but the reputation Of that city is re-
deen,ed by the fact that the money and means used IN
49, ,sts,s have been furnished by parties in New York
W"sncrdav two parties Jsbcz s. Hathaway and Zeno
a were arrested that city by Deputy United states
..si cobb on warrant for having h'tcd ont tho ship
for Tho purpose OF engaging in the slave trade
s nasncc was alleged 10 have nken place IN 1850, when
The Tahmiroo sailed for New beniord ostensby as
~, ,,,r I'm, after catching few whales went tw co to
~ coast Of Africa TO obtain negroes and aterward 10
,ho const of Cuba make the arrangements Tor tho ro
@ ,r NJ cargo OF slaves hrt finally compelled To-
,curn without obtaining thou. and the vessel was sold
nj Faysl on this voyage Hathaway was Tho mastor and
Kelley the fitting out agent ine p@.'es we're pIougnss
no, guilty ard were hold for examination before
III commissiouef on tn 22 inst Kelly in The sum ot
5000 aud uatlaWAy ia s5,VOV,
The New York herald., 1862-01-19

brush away from the minds of European states
men the limsy secession cobwebs woven there
by band of industrious secession spiders of
the stripe of Yaneey. The stubborn facts of
Cameron will be apt to shake even Lord Pal
merston's delusions of the triumph Of jeff
Davis, and British trading monopoly and
millennium of Southern confederacy
The New York herald., 1862-01-19

How TO SECURE THE Success or Oun ABHs.---
We seriously suggest to the government and
the people the duty of encouraging the Union
sentiment in the South. We have no right
whatever to destroy the social institutions Of
the rebel States, and the question Of the libe-
ration Of the slaves, If It ever comes up, must
be left to the decision Of each State, just as II
was in those Northern states which formerly
hel4 Slaves, We eaauot therefore, jnteSiels
The New York herald., 1862-01-19

with slavery, and should at once punish those
fanatics who aid JEFF. Davis by continually agi-
tating the inevitable negro. Let such men as
Garrison, Greeley, Beecher, Brownson, Wendell
Phillips and Cheever be at once arrested and
imprisoned in Fort Lafayette, and the result
would be Union revolution at the South, and
the entire and glorious success of our great
expeditions.
The New York herald., 1862-01-19

General Abncr Doubleday.


We have received inmation by telegraph that Major
doubleday was on Friday appointed Brgadier General
of volunteers. As he holds important position the
staff of the Commander in. Chief append short de.
scription Of his military services
SKETCH OF GENERAL DOUBLEDAY.
General Abner Doubleday is about forty-two years Of
age, and Is native Of Baston Spa Saratoga county New
York At carly age he gave evidences Of being good
mathematical scholar and chose civil engineering
profession He was engaged in Canada in the survey Of
The Toronto and Lake Huron Railroad, but the rebellion
breaking out he had TO leave the province and found
his arrival home that during his absence he had been ap
pointed cadet at West Point which academy he entered
10 September, 1888. His classmates were Rosecrans
Pope aud Melde, Union generals, aud Van Dorm Long
Street, Anderson and H generals Of the rebel army
n July. 1sl2 he breveted Second Lieutenant of the
Third artillery, and made full Second Lieutenant in
the First artillery February 1915 In March, 1s47 he
promoted to the First I.ouonancy OF his regiment
aud in March, 1855, TO the CaptaIncy. This rank
ho held while aiding in the glorious defence of Fort sum
ter in company with the then Major Anderson IT will
be remembered that he visited this city, with his
pcrior officers and took silent part in the great Union
meeting in Union square On the li.h Of May, 1861 no
appointed the first Major OF the newly organized
Seventeenth regiment OF Unod States infantry Colonel
(now Genera Hentzelman, and being appointed TO tho
post took charge of tho artillery forces of Cen. Pasr
sons division Of the Upper Potomac, and also that O.
Gen Banks when he assumed command of that depart
ment. He was subsequently appointed Assistant to the
Chief OF Artillery on Cen Mccelans staff and had as
signed him the special charge the armament Of the
fortacatons Of tho Virginia side OF tho Potomac On the
nth day Of January 1862 ho appointed Brigader
General the date of his commission not yet having been
reported
The New York herald., 1862-01-19

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW YoRK, Jan. IS, 1862
Would II not be we'll for the Central Park Commiss'n
ers TO remove the chairs from the Skating Pond or to
assign thom certain porton 20 ntcrfere with
tie skaersY These chairs ere not only decided ni-
sance but really dangerore the accident o. ysster
day, Ia tho breaking Of Mr. Richard Browns ankie'
pgQyed,
The New York herald., 1862-01-19

The Sailing OF the Arabia for New York.
HALIFAX, Jan. IS, 1892 ..
The Arabia has been detained here landing troops
She sailed last night at half past O'Clock for New
York
The New York herald., 1862-01-19

ARMTNG THE NEGRoEs.-Why has the Hon.
Massa Greeley taken no steps towards obtain
ing his commission as Brigadier General,
raising brigade of five thousand negroes and
starting South? Is it possible that he has not
been in earnest in his hubbub about arming the
negroes? Does he shrink from becoming an
officer of the army, and yet assume to criticise
General McClellan's plans? Is he 10th to ex-
pend the $4,000 of the Irish Relief Fund? Let
Massa Greeley take heart and put on his uni
form. We will guarantee him commission
from Governor Davis, of Coney Island. Five
thousand negroes can easily be raised in this
city to aid their enslaved brethren, if Greeley
sounds his bugle. Numbers of our leading
merchants will subscribe largely towards any
fund to get Massa Greeley down South, and we
ourselves will give $1,000 AS for talent,
Greeley is Napoleon, Wellington, Scott and all
the West Point officers consolidated. Let the
gallant Greeley take the field and carry out.his
great plans Of hasty campaigning. Stick a
feather in your cap at once, General Greeley.
The New York herald., 1862-01-19
THE SITUATION.

New York, Sunday, january 10, 1854.
The New York herald., 1862-01-19

ABsURDTrEs IN Our POSTAL SYsrEM.-f our
members of Congress wish to see few of the
absurdties of our postal rates and regulations,
let them read letter in to-day's HERALD from
Mr.. Pliny Miles, the Secretary of the New York
Postal Reform Committee, and the indefatiga-
BILE leader and advocate of postal reform. Let
them explain, if they can, why the plainest
rules and principles of commercial operations
are utterly ignored by those who frame our
postal laws. What mortal who was not a fit
candidate for an idiot asylum would think of
having eighty different regular" rates of post
age on transient printed matter, and for pack
ages that do not exceed sixteen ounces in
weight? How long will it be that the outside
public will be so well informed through the
public journalism postal affairs, and the Post
Office the subject of unceasing complaint from
the people, without some member of Congress
from large city taking the matter up and
giving us a good postal law? One-half of the
intelligence, tenacity of purpose and perse-
verance in member of Congress that have been
shown by Mr.. Miles, and we might have had
good postal system long ago, with low and
uniform rates of postage, a good letter delivery,
a money order system and an abolition of the
frankng privilege. Who will give us this
great boon? All reformers of every effete and
rotten system must be outsiders, like Row
land Hill and Pliny Miles. We read in the
official reports that the people of Great Britain
send through the Post Office 564, ,O0O, 900 letters
in year, while an equal population with us
only write about one hundred and fifty millions.
In other words, the English write an average of
twenty-five letters for each person of the gross
population, while in America our population
write five. The English are taxed eighty mil
lions sterling, or s4OO ZOO, 900, year for the
support of the government. We shall soon be
obliged to raise an equal sum here. What in
stitutiOn or branch of government that contri-
butes so much to aid and foster the trade,
commerce, manufactures and financial resources
OF the country as postal system like the one
in Great Britain 1t is emphatically muzzling
the OK that treads out the corn to allow any
scale of postal rates, high charges or inconve-
nient regulations to stand in the way of the
largest commercial intercourse between the
people of different sections of the country.
The New York herald., 1862-01-19

Let Congress rise with the occasion, and be. a.
it should be, an aid to the Union cause instead
of great impediment Silly criticisms Of
generals and of battles, about which Congress
men know as little as the "onward to Rich
mond" organs from which they derive their
ideas idle discussions of slavery speeches
about the proper and improper conduct of the
war--these can never help our armies, but do
really hinder any genuine progress, and breed .
fatal popular distrust in everybody and every
thing.
Our expeditions are moving. Now let Con-
gress move also. Provide means to pay the
expenses Of the war; repress fanatical inter-
meddling and Intermediates; encourage the
Union sentiment of the South, and assure honest
Southern men that we are endeavoring to
force them back to the Union as it was and not
to national abolition society, and then attend
to your regular business, and, having settled it,
60 home In peace. That is what the country
demands of you, Messeurs Congressman. Will
you do it or not
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06
BROOKLYN HOTEL,
SAN FRANCISCO.
3en0Va1.

T5sa THE famous proprietor of this well
I,,l known and old established Hotel. bers
k.a4L. leave to inform his patrons and friends
that and after the first of November he will re-
move from the old. diapidated building on Broad
way, where he has resided since June. 1852. and
will open that spacious and elegant brick structure
which was built expressly for hotel on the south
cast corner of Sansome and Pine streets The
Buidngis is hreproof. and supplied throug ghout with
gas. and water by the Crystal Spring Water Com
pany, and every convenenceis is offered at this Hotel
the rooms being all well ventilated large and COM
modious: and do not hesitate in saving that the
BROOKLYN will be second to none In the State-
Merchants, Miners Traders and all others visiting
the city, are invited TO come and examine for them
selves. AFhe Brooklyn Hotel Omnibus will convey
you to the House free, and if you do not like the ac
commoda'ons 1t will cost you nothing. The On
nibus Will always be the wharf on the arrival of
the inland and ocean steamers. to take passengers
and baggage to the Hotel. The Brooklyn Hotel is
conveniently situated being in the central part of
the city, where the cars of the CITY Railroad pass
the door every three minutes each way, to all
parts OF the city. There is large Reading Room
attached to the House, and a Library containing
500 volumes of Standard Works, exclusively for the
use OF Its guests. Rooms viii be let by the night
week or month. with or without board also ele-
CANT Suites of Rooms to families or Others at re-
duced rates The Table will always be supplied
with ansabundancc of the choicestand best the mar
ket can Afford and expense will be spared to set
table that Will defy the criticism of the most fas-
tidious epicure.
ns:3m JOHN KELLY, JuxR.
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06
MOTHERS MOTHERS!
MOTHERS

hON'T fail to procure MRS. WINSLOW' s
~ SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN
This valuable preparation is the prescription of
one of lhe most experienced and skiiltm Nurses in
New England. and has been used with nerer tai7inq
success in THOUSANDS OF CASES
1t net only relieves the child from pain, but in
ygorates the stomach and bowels corrects acidity,
and gives tone and energy to the whole system
1t will almost instantly relieve
Gripping IN the Bo,cels and Wind Colic.
and overcome Commissions, which if not speedily
remcdied end in death. We believe it the Best and
Snrest Kennedy in the World, in all cases of DYS-
EMERY and DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN.
whether arising from tcethng or from any other
cause.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile of
CURTIS PEIkINS, New York, is one the out
side wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Prtnctpot Office. Is Cedar street. Nc,c York,
PRIcE ONLY % CENTS PER BOTTLE
REDINGTON 4 CO., Agents, San Francisco.
ill 9:6m