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DRAKE's rLANTArIoN BIrrEPs

$ p. IsB q
DRAKE'S FLANTATION BITTERs
They purify. strengthen. and invigorAte.
They create healthy appetite
They are m hntldotct 10 change Of waIeTan
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and emily en- the mind
They prevent miasma tic and intermiti ent fev o. g.
Lheypurify the breath ndacdity oftho stomach.
ihey cure Di spcsin aud Constipation.
Ihey cure Dlarrh,ra, Cholera, and cholera MsI.
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They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head.
ache,
They arc the best BiIters In the would They
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ana herbs, and are taken with the pleasure OF A
beverage, without regard to age or time Of DIV
Particularly recommended to deirAte persons re-
curing gentle stimulant Sold by all GforCrs,
Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons. r. II DRAKE &
CO, 2O2 Broadway, New York. go 25-6m
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MIR. GEORGE yANnENnoFF, NJ. A.,

NJ
The celebrated shakspcnFoan and Poetic Reader
and Lecturer On
LLOCL HON
At Columbia College and at the Law. ,Lccl No.,
York, Is engaged to give
THREE REhDl&LS-
lst MONDAY EVENING, Jau. 49, Is6l
ID. WEDNESDAY ENESISG, Jan a. lssg
3D. FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. o. Isbl,
At wILLARDS' HALL,
10 give the public an opportunity Of apmrriHi.
ing the varied style and dramatiCni power ri tIus
eminent Elocutlonist, who has been Eaid To have
all the tones Of Passion and HumOr equally at com.
mand, the hrst reading will be from Sh ~ speAie and
other poets, with alaughNblc Irish xfavagnnza OF
SAM LEVERS
The second reading will be from Victor Hugos
great romance of
LIS MlSERADLES,
Arranged and read by Mr.. Vandenho1 only. 10 bc
followed by highly comic scene.
The third reading will he entirely from the yerEes
Of charles Dickens, illustrative OF his
PATHOS AND HUMOR.
Course tickets to three readinRs Al; TO a sInpIp
reading, 90 cents. For sale at the bookstores and
~ tue uooE' jan ll-it'
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GO TO "nIrEHURST, 43I Pcnlsyl,aniN avenue,
TO obtain superior LikcnGsses at reduced prices
Fine Card Nignetts, formerly sold at IS per Dozen
now selling at 81 half dozens, same rate Colored
Imperinls reduced from $50 to $40; selling whole
size colored at only So will excel In "ColoTed
Carte dc ViEttc5,n having secured tho services Of
superior aFtist for that branch Of business Like
nesses oimanY Of those fallen in battle can be oh
tanned hers; also card photographs OF prominent
men, both civil and military. nov 2I-Im
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An ORDER TO PREVENT IMPOSITION Iron
DISCHARGED SOLDIERs.-lH consequence of the
numerous impostlons which of late have been
praCtioed upon discharged soldiers, Col. Dos.
Gr, Provost Marshal, has issued the following
ferry Important order to prevent such In future!
The officer commanding guard AT the Rail-
load Depot and Soldiers Retreat will render all
proper assistance 10 the railroad company in
transporting discharged or ftlrloughcd sick
Soldiers upon the special train provided for the
sick. He will also see that no discharged or
furlOughod soldier, after having purchased
ticket, be prevented from leaving the city upon
\ ~ regular passenger train, excepting on ac-
cunt Of contagious diseases. He will also
make such arrangements as will prevent the rob
NTy of soldiers while in the Retreat and in tho
vicinity Of the depot. The attention of the conf
'Ylndlng officer is called to the fact that the
most of these robberig5 arc committed between
: The City Hall and the Railroad Depot.
Captain johnson, commanding infantry pat
rc, will detail ono Intelligent non-commis-
stoned officer to attend daily at the Office of the
PymaSter Of discharged soldiers. This non
commissioned officer shall render all assistance
~ information In his power to the discharged
soldiers, and shall particularly see that no cX-
lortious or robbGries are practicod upon them.
He shall have authority 10 arrest and bring TO
hesU headquarters any person detected In do
rauding discharged soldiers, and is authorized
call upon tho guards at that point for any
assistance In performing his duties.
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DUBLIC SALE OF THE STEAMER


~ WAsHIEOTOE, D, L.
NOTICE iB hereby given that, In accordance with
instructions laid down by the Postmaster General,
VIII receive, on TUESDAY, January s, and for
me space OF thirty days thereafter for redemption
AZ this ONCE, suoh SOed or deaead po5dQe saBip5 az
haze become 20 BY being used az currency.
Apply at Room No. IS, between the hours Of 10
o'clock, 9, m, and O'Clock, D. m.
/. CLEPHANE, Postmaster.
dec Sl-eolm lStaF 4 ChTonl
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ny }. CIrICGUIRE & CO., Auct,one,rs.
- Suffers SUPPLIES, HORSE, BCGGY,
At PUBLIC AUCTION.-on THURSDAY MIN n,
INC, January IS, at 10 O'Clock, at the store Ci Tho
lhte Albert L. Fuller, on lhltteenth street 6rgi
loot south OF PennsylN auia avenue, by order Of
lie Hon orphans Court, shall sell All the sto, K
Nc, comprising. In part
b"e-gley Army blankets, LtIEe number OF Com.
Che" ing and smoking Tobacco, Cigars
hrnndy, Whisky, Port and Clnrpt Wines in ola ca
l1cklos, Sauces, Catsup, Spices
UndrTshIrts and Drawers Handkcrch,ets
Buck and Cotton Gloves, Wooden Socks
soaps, Pens, Pencils, Tin-warG, &c., T.
Iron Safe, Desks, stoves, Clock
At II o'"'9ck, in .n'Om Of The PrCm,"s,
Onc-hOrsc Buggy and Harness
One suffers Wagon and Harness
Terms Cash.
A. 7. FULLER
Administrator
JAS [. MCGUIRE d co,
u IJ-'us AuctionceTs
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DEPARTMENT UF STATE,

DEPARTMENT uR STATE,
Washington, January 25, 1862.
The Secretary of State will hereafter receive
members of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the first of next
WILLIAM II, SEWARD,
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INOR RENT AND SALE.-The Furniture of
hrst-class Boarding House, with Fourteen
Rooms, in the very hest Of neirhhorhoods in Tho
Fourth ward, now having from fourteen 10 sixteen
loarders satisfactory reason given for selling
tor PARTICULARS, apply at the Agency Once, oil
Ninth street, near Pennsylvania AZ pnue.
dec 22-u ~ II. MILLER
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.-The follow
Ing boats arrived at Georgetown since our lasts
j. Humbird, wood; VIM. Mcmahon, ll6 tons
coal VIM. Elder, wood NJ. and Clara Bradley,
liz tons coali j. G. Morrison, corn; Z. Stan
hope, l07 tons coal.
The following departed:
II. A. Korns, s. X. HCnscll, Minnie Slack,
w. B. ColSton, Boyer Il Watson, 4. Stanhope.
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NJ ANTEn.--At the New York En,plc, ner'
w Agency Once, No. 5ll Ninth street neal
Pennsylvania avenue, TWENTY-FIVE t25) White
and Colote1 GIRLS, with good references as Cooks
ChAmbeTmaids, LAundresEes, Mattresses, Nurses
aud ScAmstrosseB, Also, young Colored Men, 20
wait on tables In Private Families or Hotels Alec
wanted, houses Immediately, with OF without fIf.
nltufG Employers IN want Of good help, will find
II to their advantage TO call.
may 28-tf n n. MILLER
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS AND PARLOR TO RENT.
L IN a fist-class new HOUSE, with new Furnl.
TURF No a51 + street, near Ninth. The house IL
very desirable one, being near the Post and Patent
ohices' References given and required.
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9 oLDIERs, CLAIMS.

>
II soldiers, on getting discharged from the hosr.
tails and cOnvsleEcent camps, aud who are entitled
to pensions and bounty, will call and show me
their discharge certificates before going to the pay
master to get paid Of, (where their certificate
have to be given up,) can prepare their claims
with much greater certainty and save them much
time, trouble and expense
II. c. SPALDIEG,
Attorney for Claims, 1913 y street,
jan l2-lm' Betw. Ninth and Tenth
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MEETING OF THE Protestant ORPHAN AsY.
LUM MANAGERs.-Tho annual meeting Of the
Gembers Of tho Washington City Orphan Asy,
lum was held in that Institution yesterday at
w o'clock m.
The exercises consisted of singing by the or.
phans, an address by Rev. Mr.. Brown, of Bati,
more, and the reading Of the report Of the 70,
firing managers.
Tho following are those newly elected for the
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AUCTION SALES.

RIL.C. MeGUmE d CO., AuotIon,,r,
- GOOD HOUSEHOLD FTRNITIRT AM
kiIlHEN REQUISITES At PuRIu S,II-Or
TUESDAY, MORNING, January 90 commencing Al
ioOclock we shall sell al the residence of the Az
Lieut., Col J. P. Garesche, his entire Household
Furniture, consisting OF
walnut haircloth PaTlUr Furniture
hhlrcloth Divans and Side thaira
DHmask and EnAmeled Clothed, cred tourz..
Walnut HairCloth Rocker
RushEeat Reception Chairs
Mahogany Narble-tOp Centre and Sofa Tables
Lace Iurtinsr Brocatel LAmbroklns
Hall Oilcloth, Iron Hat Tree
NenItian stair Carpet, Oicloth and Rod,
Mahogany SidebCard, Refrigerator
walnut Extension liable
Cnne-6eat Dining Chairs
China, Glass and Crockefy Ware
Table Cutlery, &c.
Mahogany and Walnut Bureaus
Marble-tOp WashstAnds
stained Jenny Lind Bedsteads
DfAb Painted Cottage Chamber SUIT.
Iron Canopy Bedstead, Childa Cfib
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Haif, Husk and Cotton-tOp Mattresses
bedding, Blankets, Comforts, etc.
Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Druggist
Parlor and Chamber Stoves
Cooking stove, Kitchen Furniture. kc
Terms cash.
jan I'D j. [. Meet IRE CO, Austs.
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WANTED-A GIRL to do the general house
w work Of family OF three grown persons
Apply at W. /. wall Cos, corner Pennsylvania
avenue and Ninth street. 1cc Is
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WANTED.--Ladies aud gentlemen to consult
w La NOisinc. n descendant Of Astrologist to
Napoleon the Great on all affairs Of life, at All
Eleventh street. Diseases examined nnd Cure IN
few sittinEs. dec q
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TOHN n. ELV ANS,
~ wHuLE'ALE AND RETAIL uLALLPE
METALS IND HEirY HARDWAFT,
300 Pennsylvania Avenue.
WARLHOuSES-s7 LoUiaiduq CT; JO5 y u~h


wARLHorSEs-s7 Louisiana cr.j 3O5 - u~,h
Constantly on hand and for sale A.
LOWEST CASH PRICES
BLI CNr PRICE AsKED, AND 10 "grrcI,l An.
RAH0ENrAl e"
BANCA TIN In Pigs,
Do do. In Bars,
GALENA LEAD In Pigs,
Do, do. la Bars,
Sheet and Slab ZINC,
TIN PLATE. IC, *, On, 1914 and 1870. tx. INK,
Sheet BRASS aud Sheet COPPER,
Ingot and Bolt COPPER.
Bar, Band, scroll, Axle, Round and square IRON,
sheet and Plate IRON,
Galvanized and Plain strap IRUE,
Iron, Brass and Copper WIRE.
Cast, shear Blister and German STEEL
spring, Toe Cork and Tire STEEL,
Cut NAILS and SPIKES,
Wrought NAILS and BOAT SPIkIS
Eurden's and other HORSE SHOES,
GIltnn's HORSE NAILS.
EACLUsIyE AaENT FvE
d" FLTNAM" HORSE NAILS and DIAMOND
@iAIE" HoRSL-SHoL Iron.
BLA CRSN[TRS' AND WHEEL WRIG HTS
HARD WARE, such as
Springs AXles, Hubs, SpOkes, Felloes,
Shalts, Poles, PlnCeTs, Tongs, Farmers knives,
ButtIesseS, Hammers, Sledges, Chains, Vices,
Anvils, Bellows, Nuts, Washers, &C, Sc, Se.
ian lt-eo3t
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SUDDEN DEArn.-On Monday evening Mr..
jas. Miller, who for u few months past, has
been keeping bar in a restaurant opposite vii.
lards' Hotel, died very suddenly, at the Nation
al Hotel, where he had, an hour or SO rroyIous
to his death, taken n room. He at that time
complained of his throat troubling him great
deal.
Coroner Woodward yesterday held au Inquest
on the body. The physician testified that the
symptoms Of the disease were somewhat SINH.
lar to that Of qunsy. There was only one gen
tleman who knew anything about tho doceased,
save since he came to this city, and nc states
that the deceased had been in the United States
only about eighteen months; that his father
resided in Dublin, ireland, and was a very re.
spectacle citizen.
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GERNA> RELIEF AssouGAIioN.-Th regular
weekly meeting of the executive board of this
association took place last evening, at tho rcs
idencc OF Mr.. Ackman, No. AS Seventh street.
report WAS presented showing the funds, up
TO this period, TO DC In a thriving condition.
The board adjourned at nine O'Clock, D. IN.
Immediately afterwards the members of the 30.
ciety assembled TO discuss the expedlcncv of
holding concert or fair about the beginning
Of February. Some debate ensucd, and |, was
finally determined to have fair The follow
Ing gentlemen were appointed a committee of
arrangements; MIR. Frederick Schmidt, chair
man, Major walbach, and Messrb. Uluss, Riod.
ling, and KlUmsn.
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CORNER STORE FOR RENT.-Sui,,.
"A bic for Family Grocery Store-one OF the
besi stands In the city, having been occupied Ms
such Tor years, at y reasonable rent to n suitable
tenant. Inquire at this Office. ianS-tI
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-14

FUNERAL Up LII. Col. LLIUs GAREsCnE, L.
s. Attribute Of Resped.-Thc funeral of 1t.
Col. Garescho will take place tomorrow morn
ing, from st. AloyOius church, at ii O'Clock
a. III.
High mass will be celebrated, and the several
philanthopic societies of which tho deceased
wac member, will DO proseut, and an escort
of the military will attend, among whom he
was beloved as blood relation.
At a meeting Of tho Philodemlc Society, Of
Georgetown College, D. g., on Sunday last op-
propriate resolutions OF respect TO the memory
Of the deceased wero adopted.
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CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY MIGHT.


ADMISSION.
PaIguette and Gallery IS cent?
Orchestra Chairs 90
ian 10
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1 GERMAN GIRL, refined, with good habtir
"A and with the best Of recommendation ,wlshes
a SITUATION "a lAdy's maid, chambervofker, ~
nurse. Has no objection to travel Please annI,
in person or by letter, at this Office ian .
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A HOUSE WANTE Dior = private family, Of
~ The highest respectahllity with good eIerencet
a. 20 responsibility, Nc.-in any part OF this city, n
WI'hin reach VI the city iFirUad, II not suited,
part OF house may do. VIII pay a fair remit and
VIII pay Tor trouble 10 4 person knowing Of such
Please address fost once, box $50, ~ L. iano
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TIVE NEW CANTERBURY,

THE NEW CANTERBURY,
Louisiana Ircavc, near SfrM Street.
GREAT ACCESSION OF TALENT
The Greatest Company In the world {,
PERFECT AVALANCHE OF STARS
CONCENTRA TTOTqf BEAUTY, TALENT,
GRICE AND FUN!
=, The Canterbury, az usual, IL still ahead. It's
Hall The most 70 &Sas he SSS sRs s6 6f
popular Of any Music Hall in the country.
SEVEN NEW ARTTSTESi
This Evening,
Engagement fnr limited time Of the e,Isbf,ted
and wOrldrenowned Acrobats
RoLLANDE BROTHERS.
First appearance tsinoe her indI,position) Of
MISS JULIA MORTIMER;
She will appear tonight In the
oIPsEY'B LAY.
Great success Of
MISS KATE PENNOYER,
MILES AUGUSTA and MARIE.
q MISS AGNES soUTHERLAND.
Last week Of Miss NELLIE TAYLOR,
First wSsk OF DICK PARKER
ihstWeek OF Miss FRANK LAFOLLE
t,r,, ,-,,.-,, LITTLE ELLA.
THE MADRfGALS OF SPAIN,
In which the Court of Besuty will appe,r. Mis-,
Lllll Brandon, Kate Harrison Jennie Allen
Illly Forbes, Annie Harrison, 40, &C.
Mr.. GEO. r. EDESoN
The great Comedisn and Comic Vocalist
The GREAT CORPS D'ETHIoPI;
H. W. hgan, Frank Wyant, NJ. Jean Closki, Billy
EmmeTson, J. a. willis, J. s. Clarke,
49,, Harry Talbot, Etc, Etc
Who Will appear In a now selection Of Corkism.
ae., making In 81 ne greaiei bh surr pTcscnicd 10
Inc performance will conclude each evening
tlth INC sensation Drama, founded on incidents u
he present War, entitled
THE BOY OF THE IRISH BRIGADE.
OR, FORTUNES or WAR
L'hS U Lc"ly Geo. r. Edeson.
ADMlSslON-BalcOny and PAruue'te Is ctsto
nEhestra Arm Chairs, 90 cts.i TO Private BoSes,
holding six persons, IS.
Doors open at 81 o'clock; Performance Al N
A SPECIAL NOTfCE--A Grand Matinee will be
wen next saturday Afternoon, when the great
Hh,etbufy company will appear
hdmission-Ladies 90 cts; children 10 eta
Doors open at O'Clock. ian IL
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4 WET NURSE, with first child, young and
~ healthy, of the highest respectability, with
Eood references, wishes n SITUATION 10 nurse
child. Can be seen NJ Hotel du Rhin, 3s3 Pennsyl
EAnia avenue, between FOur-and-l-half aud sixth
streets. Inquire for MRS WHITE. jans-n
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-14

A FEMALE COETRABAHDIsT.- Eliza La
than, of Virginia, was arrested yesterday, at
Alexandria, by Colonel TAFT, for attempting 10
Slnugglc large quantity Of contraband goods
through the lines. She claimed To be carrying
the things for her nelghbor; but as the military
authorities could lind no authority for such
proceedings, she was forwarded to C., i. Doster
for disposal. She was committed 10 the Old
Capitol prison for an Investigation.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-14

Police MATTERs.-Wm. Chrisman, as:tnujt
and battery ordered to give security for court,
Ivy Justice Gull.
Jas. shelton, dsordorly conduct; fined sa44,
by Justice Rcaycr
Henry A. Lawrence, selling liquor without
licensoi fined S20.0I, by Justice Roavw.
Michael Shea, using threats of violence; bail
TO keep the piece, by Justice Dom.
Julia Miller, using threats Of violence; bail
to keep the peace, by Justlco Giberson.
D. l.. Nelson, dsOrdcrly conduct; fined 81,
by Justice Glbcrson.
Saroh simnls, drunk anddisordcry; fined a,
10y Justice GibCrson.
VIM Roman, drunk and diSordrrly; Gued SO.
John Gollck, drunkenness; fined al, by Jus.
tiCC GbGrsnn.
Larina Holmes, Sarah Clark, Ellen Harl,
Mary Chapman, and Mary T. Entar, fighting
aud disordCrlyi fined AZ, by Justice Gibcrson.
George johnson, disordcrlyi fined 81, by the
same Justice.
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Louisiana ArcaUc, near SiTn Street.
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4 PERFECT AVALANCHE OF STARS
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GREAT ACCESSION OF TALENT,
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CONCENTRA TTOYqf BEAUTY, TALENT,
GRiCE AND FUN
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z. RCnARDs, Secretary.
j. 2. Barton, J. Carton, Cornelius White, II.
w. Read, A. W. Rowell, Ambrose Bancroft, C..
W. Haight, J. I. Constable, VIM. Terry, VIM
Henry White, g. B. Clarke, Thos. Crux, c. G.
Weston, Bonj. Caywood, Jno. P. Roub, Jas.
Osborne, W. II. Clamptt, 8. 8. Baker, 4.
Clarke, A. II. Ives, David Moulton, j. B. FL.
lott, Jno. II. Gnrgcs, Alex. Haight, Jos. o.
borne, &. j. Groot, Fairfax; Chas. MCCauly,
Jno. J. Rollow, A. W. Wren, Chas WillfSms,
Henry Whitehurst, Moses McArdlc, Allen strat,
ton, Jas. n. Campbell, Spottsylvania; v. +.
Clark, A6ram Dc Puc, John DC Puc, Jacob DO
Puc, Johu Steward, Prince William; Absalom
kailin, Stafford David NJ. Todd, L. Frcneb,
Alexandria.
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THIS (WEDNEsDAY) EVENING. JAS. "A.
The beautiful and popular actress,
= S A RY PROV OST
VIII appear thi5 evening for the last time pos,.
lively.
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wonAN's TRIALS,
on
PLOT AND COUYTERPLOT

Due notice will he given OF the rsappearnncs Of
Mss KATE DENIM,
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WANTS.

WANTED--Persons to engage in the stencil
w business. Any ono can make s75 10 800 pei
stencil material and Dies Of all sizes constantly
1872 Seventh street. between d and 4. or address n
D. Milliken, Washington, n. {. Jan It-im'
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EACLUsIyE AaENG FvR
80 FLINAM" HORSE NAILS and .. DIAMOND
STATE" HORSE-SHoL IRON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-19
To Advertisers.

TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE has circulation of One
Hundred and Fifty Thousand copies and large proportion
of its subscribers take other journal The space IL TINS
sheet allotted advertisements necessarily limited SO tna'
each has the advantage Of being easily een and all are gen
orally read with much interest as news matter There
Is as those who have tried it know, no advertising medium
In the country cheap because there none SO profitable
to the advertiser The paper ccutes among The Industrial
and thrifty clases-the farmers manufacturers merchants
and mechanics of the country, and carefully read Oy
their aud daughters 1t safe to say that each ad''
tiseneut in is read every week by not less than han O
Of the most intelligent of the people He who makes his
business his merchandise lis manufactures known to
this immense number scattered all over the loyal states
cannot fail to do so to lis nantes, and great advan
Advertisements on the fifth page . IS and tie
eighth page 81 line For this weeks issue they must be
handed in to-day
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THE CANADIAN COMPLICATION.

Mr.. Thomas Darcy Niece continues to say
sharp things of Republics and soft thihsS Vi
Monarchies, and to warn his Canadian ieiiow'
creatures of their dangers, in rosy ana re-
splcndcnt series of lectures, letters ana oraliohS'
the yolubility and vehemcncc OF which We can
not too readily admit. Nobody ever played MIR.
Croker to trembling community with more
painstaking assiduity, and having SAID this much
of Mr. MCGEE we have this more to say OF
him-that he solemnly cautions the British
Provinces against the dangers of being invaded
by the United States, and Of all being turned
into Democraces, whether they will the meta
morphosis or not. The Democratic tarantella
which Mr.. MCGEE used to dance SO beautifully
has been entirely cured by the jingling OF Treas
ury silver.
We feel it to be our duty to do what we can
to mitigate tho apprehensions Of our Canadian
ncighbors. We do not believe that the Troy
inces arc in tho least danger OF our invading
arms, except IN the event Of war With Grea
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GENERAL NEWS.

A dispatch from San Francisco gives addi-
tional Mexican news Gen. Forey was doing large
business in DEGREES recognition Of the Rebel Con.
fderacy advocated and jealousy is stirred against
the United States Guerrlas infcst the main roads as
usual they are killed whenever caught prisoners
beingtaken. Assassnations frequent IN the Capt.
tai the victims being mainly French sympathizers On
the other hand the triple headed Government was daily
Imprisonng and shooting Mexcans who refused to take
the oath OF allegiance men are publicly logged, and
the Incredible statement made that Mexican lady
had been punished with 200 lashes for refusing TO
ceve French officers In her house, her husband offered
10 pay her weight In silver ransom but Gen Forcy
inssted on making example Of her 1t is too horri.
bic TO believe The foreign Ministers had declined TO
remove to San Luis undr Juaezs offer Of protection for
their escort.
A meeting Of politicians of the late Bell.
Everett party held at Rochester Tuesday II is
said that 80 persons present representing several
Free and three Slave States Kentucky Missouri and
haryland) The purpose Of the caucus is supposed TO
bs tLs formation Of HermaDhrodte party that Iaay