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WAR NEWSi
A Victory at Port Hudson.
.PoRT Hupsos. Nsrch u-A

PoRT HUDsos, March 15-4. D. m.
i The bonibardment Of Port HUDSON COM
meneed at 2 p. m yesterday, continuing up
to 8 P. M the enemy firing slowly. Our
batteries did not reply. At twelve last
night a most desperate engagement took
place. The enemy endeayored to pass our
batteries under cover of the darkness. The
firing was most terrific, and lasted fully two
hours. One gunboat succeeded in. passing
in a damaged condition. The slcop of-war,
Mississippi, was set on FIRE and burned to the
waters. edge in front of our batteries, one
large vessel was completely riddled, a third
badly crippled, and the remainder withdrew.
AT two O'Clock the enemy entirely withdrew.
Our victory is complete and glorious. As
tar as known there are no casualties on our
part. The boat that passed is doubtless so
disabled as to render her achievement fruit
less.
Thirty-six men and one midsbipman of the
destroyed frigate Mississippi were brought in
by o1r cavalry this morning, several of them
severity wounded.
An official dispatch confirms the victory
at Port Hudson. The Mississippi was burnt
The Richmond, F~aragut's flag shin. wen
back dow the river disabled. Two of the feet
the Monongahela and the Hartford, got by GU
batteries in a crippled condition. The Ian,
forces of the enemy advanced on the work
but failed to make any attack.
No further attack on Fort Pemberton by tn
: gun-boats, but the land batteries of the enc
; my have fred some shots at the Fort.
The Mississippi was one of the best steam
ers in the Yankee navy. She was built in Phi
; adelphia in 184l, and carried twelve heav
= guns. In September last she was commando
= by Melanthon Smith of New York. 3
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TnIRTr-FIRsT N. G. TRooPs---The STAN
dard says: This regiment is stationed at
present on James Island, about eight miles
from Charleston. We .eonversed with u
friend yesterday who was just from Charles
ton, and who saw many of tho Wake Coun-
ty boys belonging to the regiment. He in.
formed us that much sickness prevailed
in the regiment, mainly typhoid fever. Two
Of the Wake company, George w. Barber
and Willis Wilson, have died, and about
twenty of them are sick.
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OFFICIAL DISPATCH.

##&E& .E&~~.&. 800 -
We have Just received infrmationF that
a smart skirmish occurred at Franklin, on
the Rlackwater, last Tuesday. The enemy,
in considerable force, commenced Smelling
our troops on this side we replied for some
time. After this had continued for q space,
the Yankees sent q large body of cavalry,
said to be some six hundred. to charge our
boys. The cavalry, it is said, made a dash
in handsome style over the bridge, expecting
to dispense the Confederates.
They were met with q murderous yolley
from our troops, who were lying around
watching the enemy. Many saddles were
! emptied, confusion ensued, and the Yankees
finding their reception warmer than they
| expected, Immediately retreated, artillery
and cavalry. We took some few prisoners.
We have not learned who commanded on
either side, or the number Of casualties.
State Journal, Mareh 10.
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Msmt the Pirate.

The vocabulary of our Northern cotempo-
raries Is not the most e!esant in the English
language. In their illusions to Confederate
naval officers, SAYS the Knoxville Register,
they invariably term them "pirates." We
have the pirate Semmes, the pirate Mafit, |
the pirate Ingrahsm, and. various others
Tie pirate who just now is acquiring the
most terrible celebrity, is Captain John New
land Mzfit, of the rebel man-of-war Florida,
formerly the Ovieto. No ~bucc.neer of old,
on the Spanish main, ever inspired such ter
ror as this pirate Mafft. Who is he?
Some twenty-five or thirty years ago a
| dspper little Methodist preacher from across
the ocean landed at New York. His name
was John Newland Mafft. We have heard
that his extraction was Irish. Be that as it
nay, there was no brcgue on his tongue to
betray it, as the editor of this paper ho has
often listened to his wondrous eloquence, can
testify. His genius and cloquence we're at
once felt md acknowledged, and be was
quickly pronounced by the Northern press
to be the greatest reyivalist who ever trod
the New World. In {" reason and apprehen-
sion he was like a God" No sanctuary in
which be ministered was large enough TO &C
commodate the eager crowds of men and NO.
men who thronged to listen to his impas-
SlOIeu WOFuS. OILeH dnu OFeI Tie continent
sinner who went to scott at his reputed cox
combry, or sheer at his effeminate mannerism
Quilted his presence an abassd and fearfu
penitent.
We viii not attempt to follow his careel
closely. His first vie died, leaving a sol
named after the father, John Newland Maffit
who was placed in the United States Navy
He married again a dashing belle of Brook
Ign, New York, and soon thereafter whisper
became rife of domestic unhappiness. Frou
that period, the Northern press commence
against him the york of defamation, and
few years later we saw the announcement c
his death in the city of Mobile-@a broke
!. heart!
The "pirate" .MaAft, who, in command
the Florida, recently sailed out of Mobil,
boldly through the blockaders, and has sine
: been carrying death and destruction into til
Yankee war feet and the Yankee commerce,
marine, is the son of John Nswland Mafi
!, the great Methodist, revivallst-the broken
hearted victim of o Yankee shrew and
,,slanderous Yankee press.
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SMALL Pox IN WAKE.-.We learn that there
have been ten or fifteen cases of small pox in
the Newlight neighborhood, in this County
some eighteen mites north of Raleigh. 1t
was communicated doubtless by some soldier.
Mrs. Hillory Thompson, Mr.. Bennett Hight
and son, Calvin Ray, Gilly Wheeler,a daugh.
ter of Willis jackson and one of his negroes
have died Of the disease. We learn that no
death has occurred from small pox at the
Hospital near this City, under DIR. =. Burke
Haywood, though he has had a number OF
cases
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From Florida.

'CHARLEsroN, March .1E-This morning
Seventeen transports, mostly schooners, dis,
appeared fom Hilton Head, supposed to te.
-convesing negro troops to Florida.
The New York Tribune received from
Nassau, says an insurrection in Florida II
prepared and it only awaits the arrival of
troops to protect the MOVEMENT q esa
Hunters forces occupy Hilton Head Is-f
land. Foster is in force at St Helena Island.
Fourteen war vessels and seventy, four trans
POI IS are at Port Royal. 2
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VAN DoRN's PRIsoNERs.-Four Colonies,
two 1t. Colonies, three Majors, four Adju-
tants. seventeen Captains. and twenty six
Lieutenats,-in all ffty-six officers, captured
recently by General Van Dorm, in Tennessee,
arrived in Lynchiburg on Monday evening en-
route for Richmond, to be sent thence to
CITY Point for exchange. Some 1900 pri-
svstes OF the same lot, we're expected yester-
day.
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B0LIE GBR0OK HOTEL,
PETERSBURG, VA.

TIME undersigned have receatiy taken this we,l.
u known and convenient pubic house. and win
spare no expease or pains In making 1t a first class
Hotel. -1sgs bee
:. The Bolingbrook 10 located in the business part of
Inc city and convenient to all the Railroad Depots.
AN omnibus and Porter win be at all the Railroad
Dcpots on tho arrival of the trains to convex passen-
gers to the Hotel. s e. DIHOLLADAY& co
march zls 1903. wAs1 a EHF. 3i-4ipd
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CAMP 18th N. G. TRooPs,
Mar fredericksburg, "a. (

Mr.. EDITOR: There is no doubt that the
Yankee General Hooker contemplates NOV
ing forward as soon as the weather and the
condition Of the roads will admit Of such a
movement. 1t is very obvious he does not
intend remaining idle much longer, from the
fact the radicals at Washington are urging
him to move forward at all hazards and
must do so in order to carry out the wishes
and orders of his dictator and master Abraham
or lose the very desirable and enviable po-
sition of commander of the grand army Of
the Potomac. But | am laboring under the
impression that if he wishes to retain his
present position and not share the fate of
his predecessors, he had better keep his ar
nv inactive as long as possible; though
should he follow the trail Of the immortal
Burnside, let him comc-wo will welcome
him and his thieving minions to hospitable
graves among their late comrades.
A small portion of Hooker's forces have
been removed to the Western department,
but there is still q large army in front of
us, and consequently you may not be sur
prised to hear of the campaign opening at
a very early day. Dur troops never were in
better fighting trim, or more ready to meet
the invaders of our sunny South and give
them another taste of Southern steel and
Southern valor.
The weather has been very unpropitious
for. campaigning in this cold northern region
We have had quite a number of SHOWS: some
have fallen to the depth of IL and 10 inches
SO YOU may rest assured we fare anything
but sumptuously at such a Dtime: notwith-
standing, we never have failed to make
ourselves as comfortable as circumstance:
will admit. This is done by sinking ditche:
in the ground about three feet deep and II
by y feet wide, cutting out a place for lire
then building up the whole with poles ant
covering it with boards, tent flies, or such
other substance as we can conveniently OBJ
tain, so as to form a kind of semi cavern, II
which we rest securely and are protecte'
from the inclemency of the weather.
The old 14th Regiment is about 400 strong
commanded by Col. r. I. Bennett, a noble
brave and promising young man OF Wades
boro', N. c., q good officer and highly es
toemed by his command. This Regimen
has been in some of the hardest fought bat
ties of the war; among others may be men
toned the battles of Williamsburg, Malverl
Hill, and Sharpsburg; in all of which /
bore a prominent and conspicuous part.
TNCOG
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LARGE ARRIVAL OF VALUABLE I'M.
BORTED DRUGS
PESCUD'S DRUG STORE.
AND
TOILET ARTICLES, JUST Received

ToNsIsTTNG IN PART OF THE FOLLOW.
~ ings viz. fuss
10 Kegs Sup. Carb. Soda.
300 Ounces Quinine.
$50 lbs Gum Camphor. Y1
300 lbs Copperaa,
800 lbs Extract Locwood. 10
Superb Eng. Mustard in / Id Bottles and 6 ID CAGES.
Gross LOWS Old Brown Windsor Soap.
2 Gross Knglish Tooth Brushes. Ia :
Very Superb Young Hyson, Gun Powder. Shousone
and Congou Tea, IN chests and half chests.
IIn Gross Matches ; 6 doz. Henry's Cslcinez hagnssia-
Rubber. ID
500 lbs Black Pepper.
Gum and Powdered Opinm: Ipecac: Doyer's Pow.
ders Chloroierni; Said on; 200 lbs Flowers
Sulphur.
~ % ID Bottles Balsarn Copabia
English Blue Mass ard Calomel. in lars and pound
packages IS Lbs Chlorste Potass, and many
other goods bought at recent sales In Charier-
ton and Wilmington, which viii % sold at small
advances In quantities TO suit purchasers.
| ~ Daily expected a supply Of Sugar and Coffee.
Raleigh, March Il, 1863. g 3l-
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SALT DISTRIBUTION.

HNMONDAY, THE 93D INST, ATTHE COURT
~ House, in Raleigh, / viii have three hundred
bushels OF Salt for distribution. Those who have rot
therefore, received Salt from the County. can Amply for
their p rtipn. THOS. J. WHITAKER,
March Il. 3L9t - Commit sioner,
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NEAR Tor SAIL SOUND, March 18th, $50

NEAR Tor SAIL SOUND, March 18th, '63.
Mr.. EDITOR: As you have correspondents
in a great many of the North Carolina Kegl-
ments. and as / never see anything in your
valuable paper from the 49th N. @. Troops,
I have concluded to drop you a line, teliev-
ing that our friends at home are always glad
to hear anything from their friends IN the
army.
Our present camp is situated fourteen
milds north of Wilmington, near Topsall
Sound. but our Post-ofice is Wilmington
Our tents are pitched in a beautiful grove OF
longleaf pines, and on either side is aver
dant forest of bushes, something resembling
laurel. We get nothing but green pine tim
Der to make fires of. The water is tolerably
good. The men arc getting furloGghs now
from our Brigade, (Gen. Ransom's) at the
rate of one for every twenty five man on du-
~ in each Company.
Oh, how refreshing it is to the soldier to
! allowed to visit his home-the home OF
H.. carly daysl What JOY sparkles in his
eve when he meets his friends and relations
and tells them that he has returned safely
alive and we'll. How happy he feels when
he hears them say, 81 am 80 glad you have
come" Ihave just returned from a visit to
the homo of my childhood. | know fl ON
experience what pleasure there is in visiting
home and friends. l visited the old country
meeting house, where / used to attend Sab
bath school, prayer meeting or preachin:
suarv Sabbath. What a great change hat
taken place since I visited it twenty months
Sacore. In looking over the male part of tia
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-07
I MPoRTANT TO YOUNG MEN,:

b A new discovery In the treatment and cure OF
spermatorrhsa, or seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions, sexual Debility and Its trains of evils,
such % Wsaknesn Of the Back aud Limbs, Pains In
tbs Head, Depression OF Spirits, TO-, hc.
Or. Y. o. ellington after trying for years to find
medicinal cure for the above complaint without
satisfactory results, has discoyeredA strictly ne.
chAnicai remedy, which II certain and infAllibls
cure In all cases 10 worn without inconve enisnce by
the patient, BY day or night, when employed at any
Kind OF buhinssp, either active sedentry, and viii
dtess, with direction how to use, on the receipt OF
Address ..t4.y. DIR. Y. O. ELLINGTON,
jy3i-iws 1aHH. Box is5, Washington, D. c.
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I'D
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Gslsbrsssd d EUROPE for IL nSdietnsl and bsnsa-
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As a roNYc,aa
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ssssIisss srsisis o. a veal md sss,aistsd -.
tits and benenfinx ladies and shilAssa. fas
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ID sdnrefoe its rich, Resulaf nsvor, Md nutrtttys
I've Organs, end blooming, sen, and healthy skia
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Gov. Mosssn, NY state. Or. Ward, Nsw,IE, M, NJ
z. Ps;Sst rE'SSi y c.y u sDSsA'r'y Newark
% ssi' pfs.S. N.Y. b. f.iss, % ssisd.. o'''
E1-Nope gesuins without the signature ofa a.AL
FRED srfEK, fassaie, NJ 70 y ever NE corr :
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nov s-iy Agent for France Asd 0ssnAhy.
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INDICATORS.

NEW LETTER PATENT.
IN Certificate No. ss, CSC, May es, 1884,
INSTANTANEOUS INpICATORi
The Advantages Of this Invention are that .
PERFECT DETECTIVE
Machine IL oered to the Public, that will account
tor ..-
ALL MONEYS RECEIVED
For the great bsnsht OF Chartered Coppsnies-as
City Passenger Railroad Cars, Ferry Boats Of the
various Cities, and Foot PassengerS over Bridges.
THIS MACHINE 10 not at the control Of Condue-
tors or Gate keepers-is In no way complicated,
and OF great strsagth and durabtlftyj TO further
comment by US on this ssviny point 10 sannsessssry
II 10 an invaluable
TELL-TALE MACHINEi
Against the too-ofSsa prsotiseA
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Its general use is also wherever Mooeys ere paid
for Admission, such -
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OF Exhibition Large Fstciase Hotel Dining
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not least. this principle prevents Fraudulent He
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r. s-CommunicstiOns from those having use
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will receive attention.
ROWLAND CRoMELIEN,
WILLIAM y. CRISP,
Patentees, ~ Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, May 20, 1851 myn-itf
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n F F / G l A L .

WAR DEPARTMENT,)
PRovosT MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE, !
WAsHISoTon, D. C., July is, 1868.
Circular No. -.
!. Hereafter reward Of ten (siO) dollars will be
paid for the apprehension and delivery OF desert
er, and paragraph 20, page 6, Regulations for the
Government Of the Provost Marshal General Of
the United States, as well a. paragraph II of Cir
culsr No. 49, from Provost Marshal Generals office,
are smended accordingly.
II. Paragraph %, page 7, same Regulations, is
amended so ~ TO read as follows:
" The member Of the guard may be
allowed for the time actually and necessarily EN-.
ployed on the trip, per diem Of not more than
$3.50, besides their actual expenses, provided they
accomplish the duty assigned them"
|. JAMES B. FRY,
I Provost Marshal General
NorE.-Provost Msrshais will give publicity to
Circular No. n, Of July n, 1861, from this ofec.
Jy2O-u
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2AfRlICAL.ID
8, P51 OF AL NorIo1

o.. .,....--- - = q - 80 ~ ry-o'
AHivfitrrs rar.s HOspssai. y ~ - - :
srs,y1sa, sons q ssvs.sh ssd ? ssrssA ~
s,t, ~ nm saa psss.s oasss. AeossDss4sL6
up stairs, wsshiastoa. d Q, 7 y .sa .''
Ali diseases ofs prfvsss assufs tsssssa y Ne
mos, sciens,ns naaasr, "a fsAss.s sssss ssss,sA
in all sasss. JsrPHrLiTIc ASEEcTieSs con-
oRRHGA, =, sLErT, "srRfcrUREs, SEMINAL
WElKNEss, or .ths fsssn Of voLUPTUous
DRrAks o. sny wsaksss q " oxNEnATTv.
oaoANe non any Gauss vhsAsvss, a how soas
s,.sdins. tAoropsssy nd rsdies,iy cured; also.
GeuT, RBEuMArIssa, NEURALGIA. asd othsr
Chronic pIsEAsfs Of The NERvFA hUsctxa
BONES and JoiNTs, scRoFuLA, nLorcns
oxrHr FACE, ERuPTIoNs on the u.ss 80
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pBsAscs os -. BrooD, re. vAsssvse sssss
sAe7 usy have srisss. rig1os .ela.gh. o.. .. b..
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No nltter wat your dissass, ~ no iAass dsli-
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most succrssrut PHYSICIAN the treatment
Of privsss diseases. Fear not TO so.s ssd make
known your nisfortunss, sad he will speedily ssad
you On yous wsg rejoicing. ,
#, sELr-ADusE, E. ...,g.
Ths. dreadful soourss Of the young. iaduissd In
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you for married life, producing vsakaas - ~
back and limbs, loss OF snimAtioa and nussuia,
power, pslpisation Of the hsss, sssvoas irrisshil
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consumption, and death. s.r-....-
YOUNG MANI In view OF sLs dreadful sonss
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known, Immediately, to Or. vsilny. Your sesrst'
with him are sacred, and you may sonndsutiy rel,
upon his medical AKIN. e.. ----
Thousands whose systems were aAattsssd ana
who were on the brink Of the grave, have besl
treatment.
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or thoss contemplating natri
mony, Who suspsst themselves Of impotsnsy. semi
nal weakness, or aay dissass srtaias fron n
lsxed ststs Of ths sentsai srgsas. vhsthsr tAs n
sui. Of dis..se, ipjurys ysuthfsi i.dissrssoas, o.
indulgence Of the passions in ripsr year.. are ear
entreated to pisss themselves under Ii.
care Of DR.. " They may rely with certainty upor
q speedy cure, and upon being restored to full
health and vigor.
He treats with entire success all diseases o
Females such ~ LEUcoRRHEA or WHITES
LAPsUs uTERl, hS, h., and In every ssss guar
utess spsrisst CURE.
FEES nodsrsss, and VISITS and coAMuNiCA
lions striesiy PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL
PsasoNs calling SEE NO one but the Docrol.
Those st distance may b. TREATED ~ nArl
b. sending STATEMENT OF CASE, As., De.
y2-ims
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HSRsEs q unrivalled By any, and in ~ casss Of
Wrsnshins, q sasst q magical ssd saft sis iIsr.
ness, Or ssddls CALLS scratches, Msnss. Ae,, VII
sssly prevented and cured In their stages,
buf sonnrmed eases are bsyond the possibiiity Or
fsdiasi cure. NO. ease q fhs kiAd, hsEsvsr,is DO
this Hniment, and its iaithfa application will al.
ways remove the Lameusss, aud suAbls the horss
70 travel with comparative sass.
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PAPER HAN9INGS,
orALL saApEs sAuD gaIcRs. s.D
ENGRAVING.

CTENCIL'WORK
p NEATLY ExEcprED Bv
ip JAM ES W. DAVIS,
- As2 seventh street west, Room No. o. =
= orders for Marking Plates executed promptly 81
cost OF - per cent less than any other establish
t cisienn m as and s Merchants viii and IT greatly to
thsir advantage by learning our prices before CIV
tng their orders elsewhere. - -.
German silver Plates cut OF engraved for mark
lnR hne linen goods, with Indelhble Ink, warranted
thS best article In use: beware Of Mehle Plates
palmed on by other parties and advertised a. oil.
YER Thers gre no SILVER stencil Plates msnufAe-
tnrei. The Sstte P.rties also furnish mixture
Of Coal Tar With which they dupe their customers.
Look out for these unpriheiplea fellows who're
IL wosthisss thing anIsss YOU hays shs hight inE
Tor marking. ~ ~, '''h 81 +n'H -
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tBill Hesds, Plain and Fancy Business Cards, with
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Work executed with nestnoss and dispatoh.
AlphAbsts, Figures steel Panshe., ard Patent
Having received an invoice Of Seal Presses, we
are prepared 10 furnish ssv orders without delay
An work warranted to give satisfaction OF the
Waiting and Wedding Cards, neatly engraved
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nHYsICIAN AND SURGEON.

a. D. RUGGLEs, NJ. d, late OF New York, 10
now permanently located at No. 4t8 TWELFTH
srREET, where he may be consulted upon every.
thing relating 10 Medicine and surgery. From his
extensive experience In the New York Hospitsis
and IN the army he feels In pledging the
most judicious treatment to all who may require
his services. y 3D. 81. b. s
odiee honrs before 10 O. % and from e 9 ?. IN.
jyis-im' No. +as Twelfth street.
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A rrs.ns i. heed. Try u.

s Or SWEETS IErALLIBLH LINIMENT, - an
external remedy, 10 without rival, and will ale.
vtats pain more speedily than any other prspafA.
tiou. For al Rhsunatic and Nervous DlaordersM II
10 truly infAllible, and, - curative for sorss,
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SAILS FOR FUEL
AsslsIAsI 9uAsrrsn4srt.'.M 4 orsnsr, m ,

ASSISTANT QuARTERMAsrEE's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON Arsenal, July %, 1859.
Sealed Proposals, to be indofseA "Proposals for
Fuelr win be received at this office until 10 m
senai OF 100 tons lbs. to the toni hest WHITE
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, and tao cords best sea.
Bidders viii state, price pss toa or sssd. J.l
The contract will be sysydsd 70 the lowest ss-
sponsible bladder, VINO yfu give ssttsfastosy sssa-
The contract. CEOhGk ELI, g.aa
jy30 Captain su1 AssAstsnt QaArtsrmaster.