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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-02
aQrirultural anu 1uulsBtit.
HOW TO CURE INDIAN CORN FOR
EOODER

In order 70 have the fodder good. the corn
should be cut up while it is yet green-that j..
before the leaves aud stalks begin 10 dry Any
time after the corn becomes hard COR glazed
the corn may be cut without injury to the
grain
TOD OF four hills together-then the fodder
should be LET up in the angles a. nearly perpen.
diculaF as posslble. After setting up or
eight bills. the tops should BE- tied together
with a Wi-p of grass or stalk this makes frrn
beginning for shock The shock should con
tain al least l4j hill the larger il is the less
proportlo8alcl IL will be exposed 70 the wealth
er. Bear 10 mind that The stalks should De set
ND a. yearly perpendicuar a. possible. Lastly,
the sb0ek should De we'll tied at the top with a
b nd Of rye straw.
COra pui up in this manner, will not fall
down before hHsking time ] usually hnsk my
corr "a irOn four tu six weeks after cutting Il
up When the corn u husked, the fodder should
b. tied with straw III convenient sized bundles
Or p1chihg, aud il is better 10 put the stalks
from TO shCcks into QUE, and tie the tops a
before; then. Il the weather is dry il may be
hauitd az any time and put in stacks cOnven-
lieut. ID barn. There l. no safety in putting il
in lhe NOV, however dry it may appear. for
the pith IN ID butt Of the stalk is = great all
s0roent, aud a. long a. the stalks stand on he
grouud u will retain moisture enough to spoil
the STALKS II put into a NOV, but when they ar
stacked up 20 that the butts come to the sun
aud air, the stalks will not spoil.
make my stacks in the following manner
20 that We can always haul in an entire stock
at time: Take pole, from to inches
thick, and from 10 to ls feet long, and set il
hrmiy in the ground; then build the stack
around IT, laying the tops in against the pee
and the butts OUT, keeping the middle full as IN
other stacks. Al the top make cap Of a
bundle Of stalks.
Corn that Is sOwn for fodder should be treated
as nearly in the same manner az possible, and
you will have good sweet food Tor your cattle,
which they wall need no coaxing to eat.-Ha
II. AAs1, az Country Gentleman
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-02

A SELL Not long since a lot of us-I an
an ii. T.. " high private" nowhere quarter
ed In several wooden tenements and in the in
ner room Of one lay the corps of a Young Sc
cesh officer awaiting burial. The news soon
spread to village not far off, Down came a
sentimental and not bad looking specimen of a
Virginia dame
q Let me kiss him for his mother ~ she cried
as interrupted her progress. DO let me kiss
him for his motherl"
Kiss whom -
" The dear little lieutenant. the one who lies
dead within. Point him out to me. sir. if Won
please. l never saw him. but-ohi~
led her through room in which Lieut.
-. of Philadelphia. lay stretched out on
an upturned trough, fast asleep. Supposing
MIN TO be the article sought for. She rushed mn
e&ciaming, " let me kiss him for his mother. -
Approaching her lips to his forehead. what was
her amaIement when the corpse ardently
eiaspIng its arms around her. returned the "a
lutte vigorously and exclaimed:
Never mind The old lady, Miss. 90 it on
your own account. | haven't the slightest OBJ
jectionsl"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-02

W. have oiteA urged our reader. saws III,
Co,r7try Gentleman, the importance of cuttips
raj and other timber IN the summer Expe
rimenis Of our own, and frequent observation
nave satisfied Us that soft wood cut when Ia.
bark peels from Il freely, AID when it will rap
Idly season. lasts az least twice as long ..
Winter or Spring cut timber The latter seas-
ons slowly and becomes partially rotten: the
former dres thorou- hly aud hardens like horn
There may aOt be 30 much difference In the du-
rao'llty OF hard timber when cut 10 Summer
and IN Winter. William Cone. in Michigan.
writes in the R,srai NeD Yorker. as follows:
In June twenty nine years ago. having
need OF a pair ct bal posts, 1 had to cut a tree
lor that purpose. | cut a white oak about two
Ieet through at the but and split out pair
Inc bark peeled oil easily. 1 set them with
the but end in the ground. Now that pair Of
posts nave Outiasted about three sets in other
parts Vi my farm, and the rails split at that
t'me are much better than many that were split
macy years after. Now bass wood rails split
IN the Summer, when they will peal easily, will
oatlast ordinary oak cut in the Winter
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-02

SiKAwBERkIES.-Strawberry plants NAV b.
set out any time from the middle Of Aurust :.
me hrst OF October. The vigorous growers
sueh as Wilson's Albany. Hookers seeding
IHomphe de Gand, &c. can be safely plantee
IN tne iall, and should be put out in hills from
TWO TO two and half feet apart Such varie
ues as Hovey : Seeding do better put out in
me spring, and as they do not require so mucl
room may be cultivated in beds. No fruit
oss'er pays for careful cultivation than the
s1Awoerry The ground should be deeply
ns Ni well pulverized, aud enriched viii
.ue manure aud when the beds are to be nlan-
t seu IN me spring, spading the ground in m
l All. VIII prove beneficial Ia exposed sitna-
uous 'aT strawberry bed should be lightly coy
ereu With straw during the winter.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-02
II COMBINES ALL THE coon

IT COMBINES ALL THE coon
Il Qualities ~ other aTst class Nachlnas AMI r,,ss,s
many Advantages over any and an of them
l. the most Simple ana Perfect IA a. Nschant.i t,-
s'suelion @. ANY sewing Machine yet of,rei 10 tb.
ploiie Aad the ony one capable 40 king more Ia
one kInl OF stitch -@
The Iced may D. reversed al ana point desired With
o1t stopping the Machine
Changes t'r the various stitches ma, be made ~bt.
the machine h. in motion
IL STITCHES arr the wonder al all
me neA-tl vi ms stitch is unsurpassed
~ other covers So large a Range 10 work
StNs light aud heavy fabrics with equal facility
The work VIII feed either O. the ri-lt az lsfl
Runs quietly soWs rapidly.
No dimclty experienced il sewing ss,a.s Id AZ ,,.
chine -' ms
Iaiors cannot Afford O. do without ot,.
Every family shoai have a be- Fiarsnr.
It's motions are all positive
VIII last a lifetime
No springs 10 gct out of order
i thoroughly practical
lie hemmer the most practical d. use
Turns wide and narrow hems and win FEN haantlr.fi
II oraiis neatly and hantsn iclv without the sirht.
alteration
The most ineNperencr4 unl 200 dififnitv In nsins IA
oiis no dresses n be- machlner, bsiaf GA ths tse M
the table f ="
fNcy macLl. warranted
IL viii substantiato AL claim Tor q
Lansing Michigan ag1
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-02

3 II you would relish your food labor Fl,
~ you soald enjoy your raimeD1. nav ~,
before you wear it; and il YOU wouH slesr
soanu'y' take a clear conscience to bed viii
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-02

~ The Cuban ladies do not trust the va
:; ;sU;s' Their carriage.) to any dusty she'd I'm,
:. : ordinarily kept in the hall. and II i No,
-"0''n"0a TO see it in the dininr-room
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-02
Real Estate for sale ,

| OFFER FOR SALE At ITS CASH
'--- an ID es-y terms g. tl--- PIE PA ss.sss
described hs-H-
Sig -Fl s''-F B-'z he- -ee r-rt .. % .--- O..
SIC Z = 11t Bindings. lr-lt. r. e. n s-e II ths
'-9-t --Ea4-e Pisces q. 4 fcI-
A-'. 81 ----- t-llr Cottage Inns r1- -aa-.
b1rl ard Fel o. tte-- r-.rl.---
A-7-- TAO s-0rF Brics Dwelling y use E.-a Sam
"t-- ---l- e. % -art Avenue 80 r-ss-- ....--
pes by L Voc ihouse IA
49, 3 no Story Frame Dwelling Harsa a.-h rs--
~.- t--.' zr-- l- Capitol Avenue. rf--al -
s-ase-- - Mrs
As want DIP rr BLK a. Capitol Av-rr-
A-' i- sa-t1 Wesr F.. - So l. --E- 70 rr-.t
3 -l,sr s-'-sls ~ -C-ss- god farming lana rr
- li' fro-- The ii.ra NJ I-s-1.a T-.-.0s -.--r,
Z -re e -- l.rs --s-. o. ~ A. J. Lesch a. 4 ii,-
General uEce
LEACH
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-02

IS The efforts Of strong man aided ~ ..
fail to succeed. ~e'S OF never
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-02

Toe thoughts Of certain women -. =,
49, IKE, nAee on the opposite sex. Even VI
'ney laugh they saw tie he - "'eD
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-02

- Inc young lady who elODed some tim,
s'nss si'n gallant major" has returned viii
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-02

The prominent names ID its Direction well known a.
among the first Of New York Merchants place as one
OF the leading Companies Tor stability. ana It's reputa
tlon for prompt settlements and fair dealing will en- large
with It's future business the guarantees presented L.
the public ample assets aud Just ami reat
ment az all dealers
ksks accepted on Dwellings aud their Furniture for
one three ami five years also Buildings and Merchan-
die, Produce 10 store and transit Hus Cargoes aud
Freight monies A j. flklk, Agent,
AT the city Book store Lansing.
Losses occurring under Policies issued this Agency
paid here iy429
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-02

rs "eeolng garden is safer business
nlss.., ssn"eeoiog widow, but not half a.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-02

uL OulO IA 4 " BA BRANDY
not only equals but cxc-s the best imported B-.psss
~ purity att flavor j, is ia fact the BF~T RRANTY
ANO"N MS statement IS falls corr0i lrlte. o. TIA
~ItlcaieS oi unr most .-h f slvts MIS-
me want OF pure Brandy his bong hr.n T,t Ia tffs
country ana TIE introduction uf am rrfr. sf s-rh Quail
hy a. o. 7nperccde Che siia s1f % those will, rr
pounds hitherto sold under the alme % Brandy can
only De regarded as great public -osi Tia t.-s,.i,
hranly POSSESSES al tn gooi laillIes siai Tar m,
oesi imported Liquors. ana is O. perfect srfv and r
tlor lAVor- and a sovereign and sure remedy for
DyRpTsld, FIatalency Cramp. CAcli-. Laaz.o- To,-
SF1Tts, General Ds6ility, CAslerg Eo-5s-s efc
sS-READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES -
Rutland VI October I4;h ISIS
" e have iAls day exanlizei a sample o. : y Plse-s
SatAWoA bT andy, shown ty / A. Alorse A-fut an
We pronounce It very fine and pure Br4oiv 49, -.
mend II 70 all who may require it ~ uneiicnalrurr
r A POND. n y
: II GRISwOIn
7 Il COCHRAN
: FIzE-L'cIT Sir-I have examluei WITH care d.
sample q Ohio C2tawha Brandy submitted 20 M ~
spection from Your store take Pleasure IN certir
20 is purity and possession Vi u sl41ies er ms II ~
TIE notice o. the medical prosessonas a ~ --
Yours, T. E PAGE
kutlsnd- Vt. October 18th 1ssS
nave examined the specimen cf Ca--rha E-.-s,
rnls Gay Presented 70 ne for that purpose bv SlI
tlAe ~ vnio, and Go not hesitate % pronounce = 81,
Aha pure 6rAndy and recommend 4 10 al tr NJ 49,
- D S' m -u, 49,. purposes JAS PORTER
X IhAlER & son, Agents for Lansing and v1e,rsr,-
424me
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-02

capital 4risoTl1,a " sp,1l,I Act q ii. New York
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-02

| DMINIsTNATOK.S SALE-NnL.cl

I DEMONSTRATORS SALE-Not.ce
\ Is hereby -lgen- llat 10 pursuance ol a license
/" me sri'e- ns liaTn j. llcsney. Jltl. Of
Probate Tor t-e cHlnty o ll-llin On the Sd es, a
August is5 snail exp So al nci &c auction on ~lier
Jay, the ia LAY ~ u-tl aer n-xt, 20 clock H. TIE AZ
Ao pr "a te pIemis the following piece parcel of
and OF wtiea F.I " .cex deceased dies SCI . ,.y-
- 1orth cas- iart OF fie aerth .-t y VI sect n ta-
~ iNos (5zD town two -orth r4nge TWO west -ai-
tanning 20 acres d land sail safe viii Dc h..ct Che
dover.
I'd August 18th 1893
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-02

This Company with increased Capital stock pre-
sonts claims for continuance OF public patronage
and security against Loss aud Damage by and Ia
land Risks, pnd up Cash capital of -Four Hundred
thousand toil4rs AMI additional cash surplus Il one
Hundred thousand Dollars making total Capital and
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-02

{ GUARDIAN SALE.-Notice is here
- hg given taat Pursuance az license o. nle
grtrte hy VIM fncknev Judge of Prohat. Cor The
county t4 LsAAEn. Ga t- 18Th Day OF J-ne. 4 ID lsG5
shail expos lor safe on t prem ou stur ay the
il it I'D lteuter acEt. 90 p O'Clock la tle after
noon. the following eces parcels Of land viz ore
iliee 'olf l ~A, Is. 4. a. Do block Llr-,-r n.ie
in ir ,il.s ed DaasF. ll a. c1auty IDguaru c,f
state o Nrlgan. Terms made known on dav 4 IL
J-HiAL 4. RICHARDS
433wG
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-02
=. y. PIXIES
Pure Ohio Catawba Brandy.
THIS BRANDY HAS BEEN MAN
uAetnred for several years from The pure jaics Of
CataWba Grape!

Thus afording attiicua evidence u The r-a--.ss ,
American enterprise AID Industry an of cur ability III
Preface sraees a. hone 60 TAI Ii made by anv
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

EVefy mmilyS ~ tnl8 sossOns hnOulu uso tns
sAMBuCI WINE, ...
Celebrated In Europe for its medicinal and bench.
eiAl qualities q gentle Stmuant, Tonie Diuretie,
and budorins, highly esteemed BY eminent physE
and 81 some o. sSs nrs. families In Europe and
As A TONIC,
\ h. no saas causing an appstt: and building
'''o-o', 'Ni m As A DruRxrIc, I'...sA
\ inpart. healthy astion Of the Gl.nds and KID.
S Goaa, IHS and Rhlenssis sasetions. "
sPEERs WINE .t.
d not mixture or manufactured article, bat is
pure, hon the juice Of the Portugal salabueus
psrties superior g ANY other Wine. q use and an
sons and the I aged sndinSrm, improving the ape
hte and beneftins ladies and children.
H... ALADIEs' WINE,
Bseauss II will not intoxieate ~ other wines, ~ II
i admired for its rieh peculiar aavor, and
I've organs, and Siconins, :oft, and healthy kin
and complexion WE REFER TO
A few wsll.known gentlemen and physicians who
sS TSs: MSIs. s P wssq wss s.a.:t
prJ Chit y, NY, city. Dr.; ;poushsrty, Newark
n s;:sy S:i:y ssi:: III: York
y.None genuine without the signature of"AL
FRED spEER, Passaie, N. j." IL over the cork
n.MAKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE.
For sale by Druggists and all nrst-clasl DeAieIs.
Trade supplied In Baltimore BY WM II. BROWN
A. sPEER, Proprietor.
yMEyARp-Passaic, New Jersey.
JOHN LA FOY, Paris,
nov Sly AGENT Tor France and 6ermAny.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03


plENNIAL EXAMINATION OF IN
ID VALID PENsIoNERs,-Prs,lo orrIcE, Au.
sust 10, iSsa.-The next biennial examination Of
Army Invalid Pensioners, required by an act Of
Congress approved March ., 1859, will take place
on and after the Hh day OF september, 1891, and
due. No certificate Of such examination bearing
date prior to the eth proximo will have any valid
4 II sxaminstions under the sbove.namsd law
tncsts OF examination N ade by unauthorized civil
suryeoas will b. accepted, unless II 10 clearly i'm
Acticabe for the pepsioner to obtain the certih
cate o. two rsgu arly-sppointed surgeons.
for each easel viii BE- refunded to the psnsoner
examined, on prssenting to the Peosion Agent
receipt Ioi the amount from the examining sur
geous: but In ." ease will hes paid to unauthor-
xsa Ss special act of
Consressj a. for the loss Of arm leg, hand or foot;
or ~ for no other disability than the loss OF I'm
ger, toe, or IN eye, mot eyesi:ht,l oi than the
privAtion Of some Ike essential part Of the pen-
:lo1s,' eeay, are sfsmpt iroa, the biennial exam.
date later than March l. 1883, will also be exempt
from examination until september I, 1855, unless
an earlier exAminstioa Is specially required by
their certificates.
Should It be found, a. result Of the examins-
non In any case, that the pensioners disability no
longer exnh, the pension will cease. should the
degree OF Disability be found to have diminished,
will BE- paid at the rate corresponainr with the
degree estimated BY the examining sui ops, and
no longer, as specified In his pspSi9n eertideste
No pension can De inereaaed, except on formal ap-
A complete list Of authorized ExsuiniDy s,,.
geons, soon to be " inted, will be furnished TO
p'nsioners, on Application: =,
AnIQ-d2w Com miastnner
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

HEAR THE WITNESSES |


Worthless and pernicious articles are 20 often
bolstered Mp in the advertising columns OF the
Press by fabricated letters that the propristors Of
from their business correspondence, least the
GENUINE OPINIONS Of those who use and ap-
founded by the unthinking with the FULsOME
RIGMAROLE put into the mouths of MEN OF
STRAW by interruptions enpirlcs and chnrlatans,
whose double objectis to SELL both their trash
and the PUBLIC.
Believing, however, that FACTS IMPORTANT
TO THE HEALTh AND COMFORT OF THE
PUBLIC, and which can be VERIFIED AT ANY
MOMENT by addressing the parties who youoh for
them, ought not to be hid under bushel the under
signed publish below n few communications of re-
cent date, to which they invite the attention OF
the people, and at the same time EsrECIALLY
REQUEST all readers who may feel interested In
the subject to ADDRESS THE INDIVIDUALS
THEMSELVES, and ascertain the correctness OF
the Darticulars,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
To lioras OMMsral

DR. SWEETS IHyALLIBLE L!NIMENT FOA
HORSES Is u1riyAlisd 6y sHy, Sad In sn cases Of
Wrenehine, its effect is magical and csrtsin. Har.
ness, or Saddle Calls, Scratches Mango, 30. wiz
also Lre speedily. SPAWN apd Rlngbone may bs
but confirmed cases beyond the possibility of 8
radical cure. No case Of the kind, hsweysri !. 90
this uniment and Its faithful application will al.
WAYS remove the Lameness, and enable the horse
70 travel with comparative ease.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
A Friend In Need. Try it.

DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LLNIMEET, ~ an
external remedy, 10 without rival, and will allie
tion. For all Rhsumatio and Nervous Disorders It
Is truly infsllibls, and, as curative for Sores,
Ing and powerful, strengthening properties excite
the Just wonder Aud astonishment Of all who have
ever given II trial. Over one thousand certih-
Gates Of remarkable cures, performed BY II within
the last two years rsttest the fact.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
INDICATORS.

NEW LETTER. PATENT.
IN Certificate No. II, ,s66, May %, 1884,
INsTANTkHEoUs INDICATOR
The Advantages OF this Invention arc thata
PERFECT DETECTIVE
Machine 10 offered to the Public that will account
ALL MONEYS RECEIVED
For the great benefit Of Chartered Companies-As
City Passenger Railroad Cars, Ferry Boats oi the
various Cities, and Foot Passengers over bridgea.
THIS MACHINE 10 not at the control OF Conduc-
tors or Gate ksepsrs-.s In no way eemplleated
and OF great strength and durability; ID further
comment by US on this saving point 10 unnecessary
II 10 an Invaluable
TELL-TALE MACH NEl
Against the too-often praotlced
KNocK-powN SYSTEM.
Its general use 10 also wherever Mngeys are paid
for Admission, sueh ~
THEATRES,
On their different Tiers, and all other Public Places
OF Exhibition Large First.class Hotel Dining
Rooms, tPrepgietols Of which Will save quarter
Of their renti by it's iptrodnetion,l FAIR 9rounu,
Race Courses, Wheel Vehicles, shl last, though
not least, this principle prevents Fraudulent Re
turns OF Votes at Elections.
r. s-Communicatons from those having use
for such Machines, addressed to the Undersigned'
VIII '''s''' PSWLAND CRoMELIEN,
WILLIAM Q. CElsp,
Patantess, sss Pennsylvania Avbnne,.
Washington, May 20, isss my1s-uH
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
u. S. REVENUE.

IT TFITEDsTATESR SREVERUESTAMP
~ DEPOSITORY.
CoLIFCToR's OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
No. S76 Seventh Street,
Between n and y streets,
Ihis oinee having been designated by the Com.
missioner OF Internal Revenue as the Depository
ior furnishing United States Internal Revenue
stamps, full supply Of every kind and denomiua-
ion Will hereafter be kept constantly on hand,
The following discount will be made:
On purchases of go, or more, Q per osntum.
On purchases Of Sl00, or more, per centum,
LEWIS tLEPHANE,
stamp Dapositsry and Cousstofof
nyI2 tutesnL Revenue bR D, O. .
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John JoLLIffE,

ATTORNEY AND couNsELLoR AT LAW,
Has removed his othos TO ths Northeast corner Of
3 And Ftftssnth streets, opposite ths east
satranss Of the Treasury Building,
Washington City, b. c.,
Attaads sspssially 10 slains upon tbs Unitsd
essee, tytS-ty
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XXyAshIN0TON AND ALEXANDRIA
" FERRY.

and " May :. R.piey,8 Capt. staeipoIs, viii, O.
and After MONDAY, Mey y eonnsnse thsir rssn
lar trips between Wsshington aad AexandriA, 81
durina tht dss. rnttl a"T.loss IN the evening 4.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

Nsreh hsndise, Money, Jewelry, ValuaLlss,
Notes, Stocks, Bends, &c.,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH 70 hil
aocefsibie ieteetlons uf the country. lhib Uumpan1
has Agencies In tho principal railway towns 10 thb
Month, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
Its principal otiees are
WASHLYGTON,D d. O., NJ YORK, BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, GIN
OINNATL, ST. LOUIS, LOUIS
VILE, LEXINGTON
uonnections are made 1t New York and Boston
With Iines forwarding to the Canadas and the
British Provinces, and with steamship lines to yiY
Europesn EXPRESSES TO al prominent commercial
towns In Great Britain and on the Continent
Collection Of Notes, Drafts, and ellis made At all
ACCESSIBLE parts OF tie United States.
e. q. DUNN, Agent,
sn Washington, n, g,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

SMITH q BEALL HAVE A FINE
~ stock Of Men and Boys Clothing, ssi seventh
~ IVA
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
EMBROIDERY.
ARCHITECTURE.
lT A r L K W ORK

M A r B L X WOR K 8.
HENRY PARRY, manufacturer Of Marble Man.
and Plumbers' slabs, Caen Stone Baptismal Fonts,
Altar Tables, ke. manufaotory and Warerooms,
u, - and 70 East Twenty-second street, near
Fourth avenue, New York.
N. B.-Grstes, from the lowest price to the most
eostly dnish, furnished At New York prices.
Desisns made TO order, and estimates given for
Marble Work put up In any part Of the country.
az Np-ADe