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The national Republican., 1862-07-01
Tim Cancert To.niRht,

II will bo noticed that tho soldier concert.
at " Wizards, was postponed to ,his evening.
The dosire Of tho pufiic TO hear Parson Brown
low WAS no strong, that II was thought best to
postpone the concert, as cuerybody" would
20 to Ford's To heai him. We hope cur readers
will attend this sSldiers' concert. 1t is for a
nohls charity, aud we desire to express our
qualification iha! such An ef)rt Ia to be made.
The small programmes, which have been dis
tributed throughout the city. givc the pariicu'
lars of the performances. We are glad to no.
tice that tbs Marine Band will play some Of
their hest pieces, among them the Union
March, comp ased by their leader for Presi
dent IincJln's Inauguration. The vocal part "f
the snte tainment Ia well arranged. Miss Rum.
say, who sustains the principal solos, is vol
known IN our community as the leading soprano
in the Capitol choir, and Is a groat favorite
amorg tho soldiers in hospitals and camp,
where she spends much Of her time in admin
isterng to their wants, and in singing our ma
tional airs 10 them. The "R Robel Flags" Miss
Ramsey has sung to over twenty thousand
soldiers. 1t is great favOrite with them. Al
he singers who take part are our citizens, and
we feel sure they will do themselves credit by
thsir performances.
Tho hall will be beautifully decorated for the
occasion by Mr.. Samuel 3. Wood, $50 Pennsyl
vania avenue, who gives the use Of his flags
for the benefit uf the soldiers.
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The Indian Herb Doctor,

From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his
patients the nature Of their complaints or
illness, without receiving any infor-
nation from them.
No charge for consultation or a,lriee
MOTTO,
We use such Balm, a. have no strife
with Nature or the Laws Of Life:
with Blood our hands we never stain
Nor poison men 10 ease their paiu.
Our Father-whom all gcolpeYs hlIs.
Provides the means TO cur all lite;
The Simple lie. bs beneath our feet,
We'll used, relieve ou pain complete.
A simple Herb. a simple Flower,
Culld from the cewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
OF change and health to thee.
Room No. II Washington Building, Pennsylvania
avenue, corner oi Seventh street.
No charge for consultation. ]e4-u
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Deaths Of Soldiers.

Tho following deaths in tho various hospitals,
&c, in this vicinity have occurred since our
last report:
q. II. Soroggins, company u, l7th Virginia,
q. W. Jennings, company A, sGth New York.
Jacob c. Sackner, company I'd Michigan.
W. .. Wright, company X, Sd Michigan.
NJ. J.. Spacht, company d. SD Pennsylvania.
r. 0. Carr, company g, seth New York.
Nielsen Hayes, company I. nth Now York.
Hazel Miller, company B 9TH Wisconsin.
James McGill, company A, Goth Ohio.
Johu Alhart. musician, Slst Penntylvania.
Charles Welch, company 9. Tooth New York,
Charles Linbcrger, =. Pennsylvania.
VIM, Fry, company D, 57lh Pennsyvanls.
A body which arrived by tho steamer Cham
pion was inferred by tho Government under
taker. The name WAS not given in tho order.
Relatives OF deceased soldiers can be fur
nished with all the information they desire VI
relation to the burial place Of their friends, 10
ny calling on F. 7. Sands, Government under
Gker, Az F street north.
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CRAFTY Ing.

Mrs. J. T. Fales desires 10 return thanks to
the ladies' and gentleman Who so freely re-.
spondod to her appeal In tho Republican
last week, In behalf oi the siGk soldiers In the
camps in our army near Richmond. She re-
turned there on Saturday, with these c"ntribu
tions, amounting to about 900 pounds, con
sisting principally Of wines, jees. teas and
nOur!shing food. She also acknowledges the
receipt Of IS in small sums, from one gentle
man IS, and from II gentleman in New York
city 800, to be used in tho same good cause
Mrs. 4. was accompanied by Miss Maria Hall
at the Patent ONCE for many months.
Mrs. Fales has done u noble work. Though
sacrificing ease and comfort, yet her reward
will be found in the unwritten thanks Of the
hundreds whom she has been instrumental in
relieving, AZ well AZ the wives, mothers and
sisters In distant homes, whom she has repre-
sented In her mission of h,ve.
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Esna inclination Com m issi0ners.

The following petitions haze been filed since
our last report:
Jane G. Boone, l. slave; John q. Smith. /;
Joshua Pierce, 10: q. Adner, 2; Rachael Giles
l; Peter q. II. Admer, >; James White, |; Mary
s. Yerby, |; Ann Green, 10; q. W. Hatt0n. 2;
Chas. ri. Leiberman, !; l.. =. @. Leibs' man, o.
Mary q. and Leah Wilson. 3; Mary q. Wilson,
2; Rev. joshua Morsell, 8; Henry Weaver, !;
Jane II. Weaver, guardian, ,; Samuel Riggs, 2;
Stephen and Ge0rgiana Cough, 6; Rebecca
Williams, s; Thos. Knowls, .; II. Bibb, !; James
L. Harrison, l; verlinda Shaw, .; Chaa. Y. Sher'
man, 0; II. A. N. Tolson and John 4. Turton,
executors, l6; Henry Kensla, 0; VIM. +. Dick
insrn, .; Lucinda s. Matthews, executrix, I;
Lucinda s. Matthews. 1; John F. Bridget, l;
Thos. Blagdon, .; p. W. Dorsey, 4; Sarah Dor
sey. ]; Ann Mcdaniel, o; Joseph lngle, l.
The commissioners will be in session every
day this week, except Friday, July 4th.
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X We and Ear.

WAsHrsoros, II. c., June 20, IS Q.
DEAR Sir Unde- your teatment Mrs. Guests
hearing, for many y.ars mper ect, has been great,
ly improved. 1t Is rot pleasant to give publici
" TO matters OF family interest, but 1t would be uu
Just TO you to withhold sn acknowledgment of the
valuable service you have rended In this case to
rehtrict you In the use Of It,
am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JoaATuAa Gussr,
Post Once Department.
Dr. Vos MoscnzIsKER, 227 PennsylvaDia avenue
Sea the Intel ig.ncer for simi ar testimonials from
high sources DR. Won Moschzisktr gives his excu.
sve attention to the Tfeatmeni OF the Eye and Ear
je 3c-3ts
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LIFE AND DEATH,

In whici thH entire RAVEL TROUPE
viii appear.
This tcBpH Of mTth and .nj jyment l. filled to !ia
u. ucst o., acity ny our respectable, juticoua, and
criti ,al ciiizcns whose ENTHuSIAS &c Afro
FAlION and ear stun ing shouts Of hcarliest laugh.
tr ut iht original sense deli III ing health inrpiting
performance nightly presented by the great i'm,
nstchsble and BRILLIANT CONS fEllArION
OF STAR AR RrlsTS, now engaged al tre Canter.
ry, bears unmiStaksbc evid nc Of the iaoI. that
Is the only place OF amusement In the Capital City
where one can spend pleasant evening. reaiz ng
pure enjoyment ana gnuine pleasure. The Canttr
men of The dsy",neic6anis, editors siste.m. n and
aitians. An hsii II ~ the GREAT DESlDERA
TUM to while away the hours ot the evening, and
rccu crate the energies and retreah the brain after
the toll and care OF the day The Canterbury IS The
first place Of anu cmcnt vittd bv The rc.idens OF
ether cti, On coming 10 Washington. And why
u cause It's fame II world witll ~ the only Music
Hal. ere, Ouss ing all the q ..EAT LlG ATS OF
TBE PROF ESSIOS-ALL The MAirER MIsnsCFIms
MODERN STAGE How well founded this rsputst'on
Is may be seen by glance at the mammoth list OF
SUPERLATIrELT GREAT PERFORMERS
comprisinY tho Company al the greL CaI tcrbrry.
Nd CHANGE IN PRICES OF ADMISSION,
Admission ~ cents Orchestra obairs 30 CaRta
Doors opcr al -, rerfor nance u, 50 ocioct
A GRAND MATINEE TUESDAY AFT EHNOoN
For Ladies' and Children. on which occasion
lIIE ENTIRE COMPANY Will APPEhR
ADMISSION
iiAuics. '.'''''''''.''' ''''s 80.
Doors open at .-commence NJ 3.
July 4th-TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES
js 20 S'ar-,o sqsl
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India n ubber Goods.

Me,srs Henry A. Hail h Co Of Boaton who have
kept q branch store q. 30s Pennsylvanis avenue,
Washington, d. G., have lately withdrawn their
.tock for the tumnSr, and citizens caa procure
India Rubber Gosds Of every description, selected
from he l1yg.s 81, OK Of Gum Goods In the world OF
Me- ss Hsll h Co.'s India Rubber Warehouse, %
Milk street. Boston, and we would pertio ilsry call
the attention Of Plumbers Drugsids, Clothing d, al
Gum Goods, as sll orders received by Messrs Hal
Co will be forwarded by lightning express iraips
at manufacturers prizes Freight PAID thereby saw.
ing quite profit t. all who msy lake ADVANTAGE Of
this offer List OF prices and discounts for arled by
IN al when desired, 10 b-M&W II
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The Ellte,

One weo would not dream Of similar iavors t"
himself, If caught In the same manner, dsslres
information how Police Justice can justify
himself in the Dismissal of n person arrested
for stealing, where tna case Is proven, merely
on the plea OF respectaI'lity, or the possession
OF wealth. Has such Jusuce the legal right I"
ignore and nullify the laws. because q woman
Of r,,EpectaJility C) steals shoes, and his com
passinnate disposition proapts him to relieve
her! or Ia such Justice ahonablo TO no law
for u breach Of offcial duty.
QuERIsr.
viii some of our legal frI'nds answer The
abuyeH
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TO AQUA CREEK
AND
PIN IL Y PclN II
The Potomac SleambOat Company

NHyILL diBpi,c!. n boat from the fOJ Of Seventh
w street, Washington, every morning, (Su"Iay'
excepted at six O'Clock, for Atquia CrceA ooppi ~
at Marburys Lacdng Returning will lear" N'
quia Check every day, tSuadays rxcertrd@ al
or'o-t D. IN
In connection, freight boat will run every Jay
Fer freight and passage PLY on board the boats,
On Saturdays, the boat leaving Ut six O'CLOCK In
the morning will extsrd her hip to finey Po!ut,
and IriacIpal intermediate landings Returning,
ravc Piney Point ut vight O'Clock Oh Sunday
evening.
Fage 10 Aequi. Creek, 81, Round trip, 50
Fare TO riney Point 81
For freight, or passage, apply to freight agents on
the wharves.
WaShi gton. June II, 1852.
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WANTS.
the New

M ASTkD--At the New Y
w Agency Once, No 5ll Mint
avenue, Nv ENIY-FlvE t2b) "
oRhD GIRLS, with good refer
hamhermaids. Isuniie sea, Wa
and SeRnsIresses. Also young Cold
OF tables in Private Families or Ho
,d houses Immediately with or Ti'il
Employers in wan, Of good help, will
advantage 10 cai'.
my ~ Il n.
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One OF the Institu,ions OF wa,hingto,
Photograph GIFT 0allery.

We call the attention of our resders to new Pho
togrsphio Gallery which has lately been established
BY Chat Welife at Nc. bSs Seventh street, bew, en-
Louisiana avenue and d street, where pictures are
taken In the highest style Of the art at The cheapest
rates A prnent, worth from twenty ive ceu's to
two dollars, Is given with each picture. je 13-lm
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Serious { harge.

Yesterdsy, Benjamin WAgg"l VS. crested
by OniCer Htrnun, uI tae FpHrtn aru b,lice
and T. O'Donrol with mtCn, TO Justice
Dom sent him 10 Jail for CO t.
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School rooms for religious purposes, was
passed.
Am u semsnts.

Amusemsnts.
Growers TuEATRE.-Mr. setchell was the re-
cipient Of \ beneft last evening, Of which he
has every reason to be proud. The spacious
and beautiful theatre was crowded 10 every
part by q brilliant and enthusiastic audlooce.
To night, Mr.. +. l.. Tilton, q well known aud
very popular member Of Manager Growers
comedy congress, will receive his nrst and only
beneft; presenting on tho occasion, and Tor the
last time, Tom Taylor's charming comedy Of
"Our American Cousin, )" In which he will ap-
pear In his great character OF Abel hurcott.
Messrs. Setchell, Williams, Mortimer, Baker
Mesdames Germon and Edwards, and Misses
Denim and Parker, also appearing in the other
choice characters.
CAsrERBuRy.-A very large crowd assembled
last night to witness the great star performers
in their new progrsmms. Nile. Zaufrstta, as
the Daughter OF the Regiment on the tight
rope, elected great applause. The danoing OF
the little fairy Maristts Ravsl was spiendidiy
executed. The sweet notes Of the beautiful
Queen ofSong, Mas Eva Brent, found welcome
TO the ear of every listener. Mons. Valarde
fully sustained his repution Of being the great
est male dancer in the world; while the bas.
kot dance of Mons. Alexander Ztnfretta on the
rope, and tho astonishing and highly amusing
acts Of the renowned seigrist Brothers gave
the most intense satisfaction to the audience.
The three companies combined appear again
| to. night in a grand programme, concluding
with the great connie Psnion'ns enuiied "L,s
mu It not forget, the second grand matinee for
| their especial benent " III take place.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Our readers will be
glad, we arc sure, to know that the Polemora.
ma IL to remain on exhibition short time lon.
ger-espe cisly those who have not seen II. One
never tires with looking at Its thrilling battle
scenes and landscapes and water views OF such
exquisite beauty; and then the new addition
which csmo on this week will make II still more
attractive. Tire closing scene, tho Unnamed
Heroes" is wonderful.
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'I,EAMsTENs WANTED.

As..srhTT QCLHTrRMksrHE,sA
Corner Il and I'D
iHshinFcn, n
lXPEKiESCED rEAMSIh
Payment on app.i :Gt,On st this
}er -rJdly
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as.k,.r RaI-s.


The following are the ratesat which bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
silver-the legal tender notes being the stand.
ard:
buying. Selling.
Gold. ..........7} per Q. prem. d per Q. prem.
Silver. "a
Demand notes. 81 A
Banks of issue in Washington and Georgo otown:
Washington. Georgeto,on.
Bank Of Metropolis. Farmers and Meoh's
Bank Of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Commerce.
Farms & Merch's. B'nk.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank and the
Bank of Commerce issue notes Of the denomi.
nation o! one dollar AMI upwards.
One OF the Institutiona OF Warrington
10 the Dollar Store, Ass Pennsylva avenue
near Fours d.ahsf street,) where Ia di.playtd d an
immense assortment Of Jewe.ry and Silver plated
Ware, oil for one dollar. Take look o. II
je % Gts
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Barra,ks and Hospital At III Fouth Side
Of the Capitol.

MANY OF tho soldiers here are SSng In the
mos, wretohed condition, some s,nST having
STRAW Ts, I to lay upon. list q the ysmont sol
ders has been given y ssnssor y, C1Smer who
promised to call H., Itonmon ,no ,a o. 'Is srmont
@ eomu,!.tSS - =" a among them by Rev. 6,ares
lady. We trust the bene pient
aroused to the pitiable con & tion
The scenes there exceed aly-
f In this city.
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Dl WALL & HAuSAnD, a uctisn
ID South corner Penna, avenue ard 9th
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES A. ID
LER'S Stores
olTUEsDAY MORNING July Is. ,atlooy
We will sell, In front Of the Auction Rooms,
riesl and Sutef's Sto-es, compri,ing-
B,rrels White, Brown, and Yellow 81
Barrels Sy rup
u Jxes Adam intioe and Sic ine Cant
.TurceF Cincinnati ii ans
II g.hsads do Shoulder
b Nes Cheese, MaccaroIi and Nerms
i.oxss Soaps, Starch
Cases WHISKY, Bittera, and Gin
Cases Brandy, VIM, md Corilal5
Blgcsio OF. brushes Boots, &c,
5 spend,rs, Haudksrchiefs, CrLvats
Stationery, &c:
Se,ars and iobacco
I.ot Gls,s Ware
Barrels Whisky, different brands
u and a kegs Brandy
Ifollani Gin, Scotch Whisky, and Jamrica Rum
Terms cash.
WALL 4 BARNARD,
jl.s Aueiioneefs.
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AMUSEMENTS.
GRAND COMSnn
For the Benefit or St6D<
wounded Soldiers.

A Vocal and Instrumental Concert for this noble
charity will be given at
WILLARDS' HALL,
ON TUESDAY EVENING, JULY LIST. :
The Marine Band will perform some OF their
choicest pieces, among them the Union March,"
conn osed by +. SCALA, the leader, f)r President
Lincolns Inauguration, and performed by the band
March 4, 1861.
The "Star Spangled Binner," Rsbsl Fiags,"
and" Red, VIII te, and uc," will be sung by Miss
Elida b. Rumsey, ofth Capitol Choit.
The Choruses, ulrtcttes, and Duht,. will 90 per.
formed by some Of the best singers in wsshin gton
The Hall will be appropriately decorated for the
occasion.
For particulars see programme.
PRICES OF ADHESION.
aickets.. ...........,..,. bu cent?
neserVeu oeau.. VI Nv
For sale at willards', National, and M,tropoli an
Hotels, and at the Music Store Of John + Ellis, $40
Psunsylvania avenue
Doors open a. " O'Clock
Concert commences at o'cloci.
nusicH hTector.. ................ ........C ~ Mhs
.'''''.'''''''' ySse.
neauer oI banu .........,.,.....,..'. oGa'A
je 2std
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No. GSG.l
UYTIlE PNEsJDENT OF THE UNITED

No. tob.
DYTIlE PIlEsJDENT OF TIL I; UNITED
ID sTNTrS.
in pursuance of law, I, ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
Ere, idcnt of the United States of America do here
by declare and make known that public sale will
be held at the land office at STEvEsss PuIkr, IN the
State of Wisconsin, comm ncing on Mordny, the
sixth day of October next, Tor the disposal OF the
uh'ic lands situated wi'hin the following named
townships, viz
North of The base line and eaSf Of Me fourth pria-
Cipal meridian.
Township No u, Of rangc2.
Township Nos u and 80, OF range j.
Townships No. ~ and 81, If range !.
Townships Nos. 81 u, 10, sni o., Of range s
ToSnsh,ps Nos. 81 :2 80, u, aud 50, Of range 9.
Townrhp+ Nos al, 3a, 81 and "a Vi range E
Townshins No, II and 81, Of ranseo.
To xnsliips Nos 81 and 81, Of range 10.
a. OF range IL.
Lands appropriated BY law for the use Of schools:
military, and other purpso,, together with .ns
for cultivation, any, granted to the State by the
act entitled Au act to enable the State Of Arkansas
aad other states, to reclaim the swamp lands with
Ia their Init" approved September ." 1852 will
The Offering o, the above lands will be com nenced
IN the day appointed, AID viii proee,d In me order
have bcca offered aud the sale thus closed but the
sale shsll not be kept olen IL niger than two weeks
and no private sniIy Of any Of tns , land, viii Dc "a
Given under my hand nj the city OF Washington
this thiTtieh dat of May, unHo Domini one thou
ssnd eight hui drt Il and sixty. two
By the President
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
j NJ. EpAUSDs,
Commissioners Of the General Land Office
N,tiee to PIE cmItion Ciaima'as.
Every perssn entitled to the right Of pre- emption
to any Of the lands within tho townships aud pa is 81
t,wr ships above en- imGrattd required to establish
the same to the satisfaction of the Register and Re
criver of the land eice, ard make raymo.t therefor
a. soun practicable af er seeing this notice, and
+ IRE the day appointCd for the coImencement OF the
public sale CT the lar ds embracing the tract claimed
otherwise such claim will forfeited.
j. n. EDMUNDS,
Commissioner of the General Land Oaice.
Nors--Under tho regulations Of the Department,
II, heretofore and now exiSiiug, no payment can be
made Tor advertising Erocamations, except to such
pub shers specidiiy dthgiLst to publish by tho
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
iune l3--wl3u
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I)Y j. a.. MCGUIRE d co, aucttoncers.
ID VALuAHLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE

ID VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE
sLCyND WARD AT AUCTION
o. TUESDAY AFTERNOON, July 1T, at
olo;k, on the pre- es, shall ell part of squa
No. 2T9, VIII ch has been tubdividrd into buildI
lots, fronting respectively on the Circle and north
street, between Twelfth aud Thirteenth n streets W
lh'se ICY nte htIuil.riiy tiuasd on ,ns
pirsble lite. Tor private reside nce.,
Term: unc 'hiri ltI, the reIa Under ia Xix
twelve month";, with .trrrtt s'cur,d by dsc
trust on the r. Inre.
A ra' Of the premise will be tNha
sale
&c MCGUIRE
12'--dS stat Aug
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NJ EW YOR IL BU > n NJ > y .
LAW, FINANCIAL AND COLLECTING.

Law, FINANCIAL AND COLLECTING.
INVOICE BILLS e BUSINESS NOTES NEGO7IATED,
PROTESTED NoTss AND DEFERRED Accounts
BoU0Hr AND CoLLKcrKp
STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
EXCLUSIVELY ON COMMISSION.
sSGOVERNMEN7 CLAIMS BOUGH1.-N
By G. z. HOUSE,
Counsellor Ut law,
rs Nassau Street, New York.
~ Ten year. in We Adte and UnR:d S!da Cossts.
Advice gratis sp's
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All Hh MUH OoTT,
In Tcm Taylors most successful Con, ,dy
Our American Cousin,
Our American Cousin.
Our American Cousin.

TO MORROW twejre day EvENINj, Jrrr =,
ONLT BENEFIT or
MISS SUSAN DENIM.
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY I'd,
BENEFIT OF JENNIE PARKER
FRIDAY, JULY 4th. 1904,
TWO GALA PERF 80 X NJ NOES,
AFTERNOON AND NIaHT,
AJAX O'Clock and O'Clock
Sp:cial bills OF attraction 10 honor of the
Anniversary OF the iiirth. day of he
AMERICAN NATION
PRICES OF AnMl SION:
Orchcstra ChhiiH. hiiH................... :. 10 cents
Dress Circle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80 cents
ramily Circle. Observation-Disclosures. 2j cents
ETiValt BOxe'... ,....., s.
Seats may be secured at the Theatre during the
day without extra charge
Doors open at IA o'eioes 10 commence ats,
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ID Covntr Sewn
HOI SEHOLD = 1 RNIr
1ION,- Ga TUESDAY, the b.
o'cocs, a. M, we shsll sell at our sG
Of furniture, VIE:
Walnut Sofas, Chair, Tables,
robes, Washstsnds, and 0t,otn
Har, Hulk, and Cotton Top Mattr
Two Painted Cottage Sets ard Re!
Carpets, on CT tbs and Mst,iags
COOK Sto,e' ind Kitchen Requi lies.
And many other articles too numerot5
rate.
o. GREEN 4 wILLIA
je go [3iarl Au tio1z
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Attention, New |0rke.

4 We call attention TO nnuoe li AhosnoI eS31
ATemperanoe Hall Y, NV
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~ IT, 1863.
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iu0r without License.

tt tho Green Spring Garden,
rrested on Sunday by 0ihGer
O.62 for selling liquor with.
rolored rumseller, was ar
the same charge, In the
aned by Justice Waiter
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Nors--Under the regulations Of the Department,
Il, heretofore and now exisiug, no payment can be
made Tor advertising Irociamations, except to such
pub ishers reridily authorized to publish by tho
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-31
vermont News.

Curious DEArH-The St. Albans Mes
senger has the following Solomon Bliss,
Esq. an esteemed and respected citizen OF
Georgia, died on Monday, from the effects
of the absorption of poison into the system
while SHINING cow, which died Of the
singular disease mentioned by DR.. Stevens
in his communication last week. Mr.. Bliss
has son now quite sick from the same dis
ease, but strong hopes are entertained OF
his recovery. Eight cows belonging to Mr..
Bliss have died Of this disease.
FIRE IN CovENTRT.-The tannery be-
longing to Mr.. i. +. Herbert IN Coventry
was burned on Thursday morning Of last
week, between ,hIes and four o'ss5sk.--
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-31
From Fort Monroe.
Correspondence of the Bellows Falls Times.
Posr HOSPITAL, Fort Monroe, Va,
Oct. 25. 1862.

Correspondence of the Bellows Falls Times
Posr HOSPITAL, Fort Monroe, Va,
Oct. %, 1862.
FRIEND SWAIN Il send you the Rich
mond Enquirer Of Oct %, the latest date
from that city. The steamer john A. Var
ner arrived at this post to-day, bring ing 4S
federal prisoners and number of citizens
who have been in rebel prisons, some of
them since the time of Gen. Banks retreat
at Front Royal.
There is no news of importance from
Richmond. The Merimac No. 2 is report
ed nearly ready for sea. / learn from The
prisoners on to-day's boat that she is open
to the public for visitors. The intention is
10 break mp the blockade in this vicinity,
so as TO open navigation TO Richmond. 1t
is matter of some doubt whether she will
succeed IN getting past the New Ironsides.
IF she does, she will meet with warm re-
ception from the i00-pounder Parrot guns
mounted on this Fort Workmen are bus
lily engaged in taking down the old smooth
bores, and mounting the heavy rifled guns
The Union and Lincoln guns are also to be
mounted on the ramparts of the Fort, as
soon as the foundations can be prepared
Excuse haste as it is time for the mail tC
close. Yours, STEWARD.