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outuiasthe two corporation limits Of Washington
and Georgetown.
Luoius ?. Roife was appolnted patrolmAn N the
Second precinct, vice J. n. Johnson, resigned.
Next Monday the whole polios force come out in
their summer uniform. -
METRoPorTAN' PpIIUn7 RHroRTs. = Precinct
No. 0.-Lewis Eislnksr and John Elohlsr, selling
liquor to soldiers, dlSnissed. J, MurAth, lighting,
and suspicion Of shooting Asoidlsri dismissed
James Lury,s ltoping7 MuFAth's house, and John
Pinksrton hghtipE IN Girset (both soldsrs) turned
over 10 military. FrAheIs 7. MoKenny, keeping
open on sunday fined SIo JAmsl Gfigsby, Mar
gAret CAmbrel, Ann Venton and Margaret shay,
dot dismiHaed. Wm. Mills, Geo. Resler, and Fran
els Bush soldiers, ntOxieAtion turned over to the
military I -a.. .-.-A' ..-.
Precinof No. s.-Eilen smith and Emily vonhorn,
grand larceny were sent 10 jail. Thos. Kennedy,
Alfred Pugh, and Henry Tyler, drunkennessj dis.
missed. Elizabeth Abey and Mrs. Lane, disordsrly
conduotJ fined Si,tA. Mrs. oiNeAl, dlaOrderly con.
duct; fined s6.e2. lanes O'Neal, same offence,
dismissed. James s. Wilson, assault, dihmisned.
John Conden and VIM. s. Jones, intsxication; dis
missed. -r...r
Precinct No. 4-FoT disorder ly conduct, Robt Hall
and Jas Coffee were fined 81. For same offence,
Peter G. Carrico was fined %. For grand larceny,
r. ;. Beall and Mary Ruchard were dismissed. For
selling liquor to soldiers, Dolph Croto was dis
missed.
Prscfnf No. 6-For passing counterfeit money,
Geo. W. Wilson WAS held for further hearing.
For intoxieation, P. Fitzgerald, Dennis ODrane,
Pat Lynch, sam1 Herbert, Z. D. McElroy, and
Jerry Maher were fined Sl6s. C. Johnson and d.
Mlndelef, for dlSorderly conduct, were dismissed.
Precinct No. 6.-Henry Cook, firing pistol In the
streets; fined IS; Henry was also fined eli for
keeping tavern open after the hour prescribed by
law. John Smith, vagranoy; dismissed. John
| Harris, disorderly oonductj hned 80. Michael
o'Neil, disorderly conduetj fined 81.
Precinct No. 7.-Jacob Reese, assault and battery
bail to keep the peace. Chas. Bruce and Edward
Mccarthy, do; bail for hearing. Sidney Wilson,
dol bail for court. Adella Green, do.i dismissed
| Terence keenan,, violating corporation ordinance
fined s26s r. Beverly, beating his wifej dismissed.
Hillary Smith, Wm. Burke, and Gates Terril, riot
ingj bail for court +. L. White, James l. Barbour
and J. +. Smith, obStruoting pavementJ ruled for
hearing Sarah Reynolds and Mary Ann Mcclure
drunkennesHi dismissed.
Precinci No. Joseph Starr and II. N. stanton
drunk and diSorderly; dismissed. Dennis Gala
han, a soldier, same offence; turned over TO the
| military.
Precinct No 9.-ElizAbeth DreggB, assault Nnt
bAtteryj security to keep the peSoe.
Precinct No. IO.-AnnA BoulsOn, grand larceny
security for court. John Thompson and WIN. Mil
Ter, disorderly conduct, fined each 81. Henry Ben
der, offence; fined 80, and for false pretenees
his case was deferred Thomas Bell, intoNIoAtion
dismissed. Mrs. MNgildy, dol fined -. BernArt
McNickle and Joseph johnson, soldiers, dol deliv
cred to the military. VIM. Loper, fighting In tht
streetsj fned 90. John Cunningham, dol fined ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-29

The value Of the eight vessels and cargoes
lately reported captured by the Alabama and
glorIds, va tess,nln
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-29

A SERIOUS AFFRAY.-An GfITay occurred this
morning between two colored men tcontrabands),
named Foster and BerbeSou, and during the fight
Berbessn had his eye entirely gougsd out BY his
NsuailSnt. Foster was immediStsly arrested and
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-29

The cargo of the Great Eastern contains two
hundred tons of iron plates for the United
Government,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-29
ValIandigham at SheIbyViIle, Tenn.
FEDERAL MOVEMENTS.

HEADQ'Es ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, May 2S,
IL p. m.-Late Richmond papers contain the
following
TULLAHoMA, May G.-Valandigham is now
at Shelbyville.
A small party Of the enemy advanced near
McMinnvile yesterday, hut soon returned, ac-
complaining nothing. The intelligence unin-
trresting.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-29
NOTICE.

rHis PAPER IgNow FURNISHED BY CAR
RtrRs TO suBscRIBERs IN THIS CITY AND
IN GEORGETOWN AT THIRTY CENTS PER
MONTH
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winlAm'Oursh, king. county, New York,

% THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERIKNon OF
AN INVALID. Published for the benefit and a. a
warning and 4 CAUTION TO YoUNa MEN who sulfSr
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Man
hood, etc., Supplying at the same time THE MrANr
OF SELF CURE. by one who has cured himself N
ter being put TO great expense and injury throuRh
medical humbug and quAckery.
by enclosing postpaid addressed enyelope.
single copies may DO had Of the author
NATHAN1EL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,,
my 26-ly Bedford, KingB County, M. W
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-29
SPECIAL NOTICES. !

No CoMpRosnsR wTTH TREksoH on Thar
ToRs.--NoTIcn-IA am authorised by the asolo.arV
Of War TO raise BATTALION OF cAvALRYSor
speefd service. o.. ..-r..... ri, ...-,-,-.l.- ~.
Each company wfl be organised as prescribed ia
General Orders No. I2s, series Of IssQ. ''''N
An ofaoen will be selected and Appreciated byths
colonel Commanding, subject TO the approval Of
the Secretary Of War. 4rasf
From the peculiar nature of the service rsquiusd
OF this battalion, none but sober honeut, and 10.
telligent men win Be enlisted.
The best, nestelt, and most HsrviOsabls Horses
only will be uaed. -N.N' va
This Battalion will be armed with the new eais-
brated Repeating Rife, dlIohArging afteen shota
per minute.
For further particulars, spply at No. 2i1 Penn
sylVania avenue L Q. BAKER,
may Sim Colonel Commanding Battalion.
TIM NATIONAL UNION LEAaUR Will HOLD
public meetings every TUEspAY EVENING,
In their Hall, 4s1 Ninth street. There will Be-
Speeches, National Songs, &c. Ths reading-rooms
open every evening 1 = apr 1-2tv
Alfred Thomas, Esq, ia duly authorised And
accredited as an Agent TO solicit and receive sub.
lcriptonn and contributions In support Of the Ma
tionAl UHiOn Leasae Reading Room. &
WIN. BEBB, President.
THEo. F. STOKES, seO'y. 80 ITr1~.
To CoNsUMPTIyEs.-The advertiser having
been restored to health in few weeks, by very
simple remedy, after having suffered several year,
with severe lung Affection, and that dread
disease, consumption, Is anxious TO make known
to his fellowrufererH the means OF cure. 4
To all who desire II, he will send q copy ofths
prescription used (free Of charged with the direo
tons for preparing and using the same, which
they will And SURE CURE for CoHSuMPrtos,
Asthma, BRONCHITIS, 10. The only object Of the
advertiser in sending the prescription Il TO bono
At the afilcted, and spread information which he
conceiveu to be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, a. II will cost them
| nothing, and may prove . blessing. 's'
REV. EDWARD A.. WILSON,
willlAmSburgh, KIngs county, New York,
nyls-sm ... -'' ....- F.. 'sa
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- The omes o6 ths HStlonsl RsRsbll-
can 10 at BI1 Ninth street, botWeen Penn
TIvsnia avenue and y street.
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DEsERTERs.-The following rebel dcsertcrS
were sent to this city yesterday, by General stahl
and committed to the Old Capltol II. Brown, B,
Cooper, J. V. Cox, d. Cleery,J. Clark J. Goodman,
P. DiLinger, W. Dawson, J. W. Deckerd, ]. B,
Evans, j. English, W. Ennis, W. +. Falkland, j.
FAhey, +. d. Flanduan, ;. II. Goodwin, CIV. Grey
p. J. Hodges, J. HoweFton, F. HuSSen, G. RaylOr
W. Masters, S. Nichols, Z. W. Nichols, Nj o'Brien
II. J. TiersonB, J. Rose, S. NJ. Sparks, c. LAubers
J. stephens, H. Stephens, R. s. Strong, T. l.. vii
IlAmS, J. II. waddle, NJ. A. Weaver, B. Woodward
and d. H. Wlniberger.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-29
POLITICAL.

UNoONDIT1oNAA1 AL UNION TICKET.
PoR CITY oFTIeERs, ,.t
For CollectoFi
WILLIAM DIXON,
For Register:
SAMUEL E. DOUGLASS.
For Surveyor;
WILLIAM FORSYTH
my 2I-duel
EIRST WARD
L UNION ADMINISTRATION TICKET
Collector:
A. C. RICHARps.
Register
WIN. d. ELWooD
Surveyor
L. sCHAUMBERGER.
Alderman
HoRATIo N. EAsBY.
Common Council!
PETER HAMMOND,
SAMUEL V. HURDLE,
THOMAS y. ROBINSON,
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

ARREST OF A WHOLESALE FoRGER.-Charles
G. Norton, who had spread his net for about ffty
thousand dollars in Baltimore and Washington,
by means of forged checks and drafts, purp0Tting
to be signed by +. Granger Adams, heavy banker
In Chicago, was arrested yesterday in PhilAdel-
phia. His attempt to swindle Jay Cooke Il CO., of
Washington, was conducted in the following man.
ner: letter. dated Philadelphia, and signed A. s..
Hale was received by the firm. This letter en-
closed = bogus draft of +. C. Adams, banker OF
Chicago, upon Messrs. Thompson Brothers, New
York, for $4,000, and asked that Jay Cooke x Co.
would pay note of Hale and Wilson, due that
day for about $1,000, and as blind requested them
to hold the balance for ten days.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-29

CRIMINAL COURT, Friday, May 99th-Chief
Justice Cartier presiding Henry Johnson was
convicted of petit larceny, and was sentenced to
80 days imprisonment.
In the case OF Andrew Bernon, indicted for grand
larceny, the jury rendered verdict OF guilty, ana
he was sentenced to one years imprisonment
noHe proI was entered In the case Of James D.
Gofi, charged with petit larceny.
A mole pros, also in the case Of Elizabeth Edin'
burg arralgned for malicious mischief
Also, a noue pros. in the case Of Charles Parker
alias Boxer indicted for highway robbery
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-29

EXTRA RHPuBLIcAN.-See first page for news
Issued in the 10! O'Clock EXTRA REPUBLICAN.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-29

Es5- IcE CREAM AND WATER Ices, Wholesale
and retail. Hotels, clearinghouse retail ntorsS,
parties fairs excursions, and sutleri Furnished AZ
the lowest prices. Families supplied with the best
cream ard confectionery, And delivered to any mari
Of the city and Georgetown, at the baltimore Con.
iectionery, Sixth street between q and II. -.
my 29-fm JAS SHAFFTHIn
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-29

HoNoR TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE.-lt is with
Qualification that we announce after looking over
the rolls OF the Thirty-Rinth maSsAehusett' and
the Fourteenth New Hampshire reslmentS' thAt
have been performing provost duty for some
months, that during the entire time no occasion
occurred to repremand single otfiGer or private.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-29

AcoIDENT.-As Mr.. Wright, a State Senator Of
California, was passing between two city p"SSen-
ger cars, near the railroad depot, one OF the cars
ran off Of the track, JAmming him between them
and injuriDg him considerably ohieer Pierce ran
to his aa1iStAnce and with the aid Of the employ
ces Of the road, procured him physician and prof
fered him every attention necessary
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-29

To Be SENT NORTH.-The following persons,
having been confined in the Old Capitol this morn
ing took the oath Of allegiance, and agreed to be
sent North: A. COlyIn, J. Hughes, W. Reynolds,
and A. RAndell,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-29
ron CITY BURvEyoR.
.. sCHAUMBERG Err.
stock Market To-day.

We are indebted TO Jay Cooke & Co., bankers,
for the following condition Of the stock and sale
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-29
AatiuuaI grpnbIitall.
WASHINGTON. d, Q

TRrDAYnrmnrut,rnaumuuMAY9 20, 1898.
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~ EUUND WARD y N
y UNION AND ADMINIsTRATIoN TICKET.

CECOND WARD -.
y UNION AND ADMINISTRATION TICKET.
ALDERMAN;
j. W. THOMPSON.
COMMON CoUHcILi
3. p. BROWN,
u D. WARD. my 2s-st.
THlRD WARD
l. UNCONDITIONAL UNION TICKET.
F9H HLPEHTHS, SHTH
ron COMMON COUNCIL.
A. r. SHEPHERD,
JOHN r. COLLINS
FRANCIE MoGHAE,
FOURTH SDhSRRDrsr %ARR UNION TICKET
VIM. W. MOORE.
For city Council,
J. FoLLANsBEE,
J.; T; CLEMENTS, jR.,
For Assessor
W. H. JOHNSON.
my 2s-F&s' tChron. SAM
FIFTH yS6dHDrrrosA1 %dRR UNION TICKET.
GEORGE r. GULICK.
FoR COMMON COUNCIL;
CHARLES /, CANFIELD,
WILLIAM P. FERGUSON,
ROBERT 7. KNIGHT.
ELEVENTH WARD .r
y UNCoNDIuoNALU UNION TICKET.
FOR ALDERMAN:
JOHN r. ELVANs.
FOR COMMON COUNCIL:
AUGUSTUS EDs0h.
WM. ]. MURTA0H.
CHARLES W. MITCHELL
SEVENTH WARD
y UNCONDITIONAL UNION TICKET.
ALDERMANi
TH0S. Il, LLOYD.
COMMON CoUNcILi
CRosBY s. MOVES,
JONAS p, ELLIS.
NOYLE BROTHERS. LUMBER YARD
~ FOR SALE.
The remaining stock of COYLE BROTHERS,
LUMBER YARD, between Thirteen'and-a-hAli ana
Fourteenth streets, on the CANAL -
Is OFFERED FOR SALE ENTIRE.
| Centrally located, with business well eatabiahedI
and capable, by properly directed eneEsy ot Geint
largely increased. To party desiring Hueh bubls
ness, more favorable opportunity Tor gOOo In
Yestment 10 rarely offered.
In connection with the Yard ia ,.o,,,,,,
BEARDsLEE PATENT planning MACHINE
AND WATCHER,
Worked by Mr.. SAMUEL L. PARTRIDeE, recently
our foreman In that department. and producing
| Application can be made on the premises, to
LEoNIDAs CoYLE,
surviving pHItnSL o.
Ry2E-dStH' CoYLE BROTHERS
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-29

Out West the rivers are falling and the mer
cury rising
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-29

taken before Justice Bates, whSie the parties
Agreed 10 fofsst ali past dasrsnost and be friends
again. Foster was held n the sum Of s0Oo to keep
ne Psso'. A---L
MnfRoroIIrkN Po1ioH BokRD.--The board
havs provided thirteen mounted msn for the coup-
" during the summer. They will perform duty
ouiniasthe two corporation limits Of Washington
and GeorEetown.
Luoius ,. Roifs was appointsd patrolman N the
Second precinct, vice J. II. johnson, resigned.
Next Monday the whole polios force come out in
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THR DIsE4sEs oF EHRoR.-(Les Maladiss
GEyTegr ~, Johp B. Ogden, N; p, author and
and agree 70 send Ifree Of ohArge) to any young
man who will write for II, q sample copy for peru.
sal. The prpppF study Of mankind Is Mas. This
valuable work LS ISSUED and SEPT forth for the ben
language on all the diseases Of Error, inclndlng
Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility, Indigestion,
Melancholy Insanity, Wasting Decay Impotsney'
&C., he.-giFing SAFE, speedy, and effectuAl pre-,
seriPtons for their permanent cure, together With
much valuable information. All who favor ma
with desire 70 read my work shall receive sSHl,
pie copy by return mall, Tree OF charge : "
Address JOHN B. OGDEN, NJ D.,
my l8-Sm No. 60 Nassau at, New York,
THE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RouTE.-The
quickest and safest route 10 the Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one aa
Sunday. Soldiers tickets at GoyernmGnt rata "
all the principal points in the North and West.
For tckets and further information apply at the o.
hce Of the "Great PennsylvAnlA Route, !" northeast
oorner PenngylyaniA avenue aud Sixth street. IN.
der National Hotel. otiep open frpm IA. N, 70
p. m'ion sundAySa TO 4 .. N. -.
aug Aren't
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UNooNpIT1oNAL UNION TICKET
ron CITY COLLECTOR.
A. c. RICHAR DIS.

ron CITY RE0IsTER.
WILLIAM D. ELwOOB.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There arc many PIE partitions sold under the ZANE
OF Bite put IN quart bottles pou adsd Of tie
cheapest whisky OK common rum. costing from .
70 ~ cents Per gallon the taste dssuis-d b, Anics
or Coriender Seed
This cisSs sf Bipsrs has eaus-d and viii CONFINES
10 cause, long they be Eola h q nd reds 70
die the Death Of the drsutsrd By their sse the
system j. Kept continually under the insa~nae 81
Alcoholic StiIn LIANT Of the worst kind the js.irv
for liquor il created and kept ., and the resst "a
eli tie horrors attendant upon sdrunksrds hfe and
death.
For those v no desire and uta aa-e . Liauor hit
t-rs. publish the following receipt Get On,
oOtie Hooeonds Ger.Ias Bi.fefs and mix with lSrsI
sscrts q good yasdg Uhisky and the result viii
be preparation that will ,r .1oel in medical vir.
tnes and true excslene- any of the Lissor
Bite ~ The mai k-t, AID viii yyTzck 1xs Non
viii have al the virtues Of RoaSaES;s B.sse,, In
connection with goo.i Rrtcls If Iiqunr at = puoh
less price than these inferior Preparations viz
cost yer,
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400 PArERHAN IE6s. 1Oc
fCt Geld and Velvet 4STt
Gold stamped, ari uCiiun priced Gold Pspsr,
with ysri"d -;ork oftlISJed ard blank pspsrs al
the loves cash prices.
WIN LOW SHADES
New UesisLa, Gold iisnd and Imitation Gold Rand
"iuduH sbSirb. Bail, iif-en and Blu. iiuIisai or
any rega;ceG lyle Ur size of Shade InuG- 10 ordur
OVAL PICTURE FRANCE!
twarrsnted - be SilGeo with Cola Leaf
The hsnd4C r1est ana largest assortment in the
District, from the best anu factory In the country
With b. aTtiGi variety Of -nlah sized oyai aud
Sarc F-Sit8 trSmeR OF foreign hiii 1omes-c rr,yu
Imc;traR hlHc, Photograph Csria, snlhrsrins
e"ptF cf rirl rated Pictures Painting s aud stata
GTy. ali urlF. Sc
PICTURE CORD AND TAsSgLS.
Different slLrE and cOlOTs, Picture Kings E,,s
3 S:iE c cTders for Pap 1rhs3siUEs or WIn1oE
Shades pn.:tnsliy .Teout.d by experienced .ors
men in city or country. Terms cash
J. MARKRTTER
~ Please rem an Der the nuzn ber st 7th strest
az d 'te terms cash fer goods and labor IA Is
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s.-x.-l80o.-<.

DRikE'S PLANTATION BIrTEps
Exhausted nalurr's grrat re.tnrrr. A delight.
ful beverage aud active tonic. COMPOSED OF
pure ST. Croi1 Run, roots and herbs. IL IN.
vigofaae the body, without stimulating tn.
brain. IL destroys xcidity Of the stomach.
creates an appetite, and strengthens the system,
IL Is certain cure for Ilyspepsia, Constipa-
a"n, biarrhPa, Liver Complaint, and Nervous
Headache, and prevents Mlasmatlc disease
nom change OF diet, water, etc. 1t ca, h.. n-ss
81 al umeH OF day, by old or young, and Is par.
ueulaIly recommended ~ weak and a,l,cs.,
persons Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Ho-
Isis, and saloons 7. II DRAKE 4 90. M
a9 broadway, New York q, a,-,oar,
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BOOKS, &C.

n bPECIAL NOTICE.
NE LsrgeE che.p-tt snd beet seiectsd stock Of
RHf'TtGbAFD 3hRDS AND ALUCHS
H. Tie CIIy ne fGurn
WILL lam 4. RiuHST EMS
NATIONAL COOKS TORE
2Is Pennsy ADA avenue.
I-sf u ct between lith ant lgtn str
TUE ATTHhATrS BATTERY q. Art!lI.rtHt' Is
Practical Instructor. Tor all mounted Iaausa-
r-th ia the field. BY q. Dou gla. Beaverton, II. D.
ST..
Tie hutciIHs"ii Con- ,anY. OF iEfsutry 2Oiti-c'-
Practical ftgrctut, for al cnnp1ny ino-eara L s
in he field. BY q D~ugl.s Rtswsri"n, u, q ;
si2S. imaT II FRAsCR TAYLOR.
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kTweUtd ~ hofni Lssftrs PdSsHg a EsE,G6d.
Pans. a~d ts Ispsrioi CsIlsss af Msdstiss. Vssse
TRlEsEsAR Mol
u the eneetus a. remedy for RELAXATI0s sPga
% % lAaLUhahNA AND EXHAUSTION op THl
TRIKsEMAn MOI
CotnrleteiJ and entirely ersdicstss all traces o;
thone disorders for which CopaivA and Ga h.ys
generally hees thought an sntidote, to the ruin q.
Tie health of vast portion of the population
TKIESkMAR Nos
The great and sure rerssdy of the civilized uorio
fOr all ties af the system IA we'll As
symptoms, obvisting The destructive u-e of Mo-
enIy as vel a. other dsieterious ingredients asd
Which Al shs s1rsapsriHs in the World csnnst
remove. TRlESEMAR Nos. I, 2 and are Ala.
devoid OF taste smell aad of all nsaseati - ep.I
tiles They are In the form of Q loaenxe and ts.x
he on the Toilet table without their use being sut
p@eted. 'sh
Sold In tin cases 1t IS each. or four n, o..s. Al,
one fer So. and In 81 cases, thus saving ~ "a
ADMINISTERED by Vapesn, LsIlessaus R,u1
~, Bls.eker street -four doors from Wsenonssi
street } New York Immediately 90 rscaip nj az -
mittAnce, DIR Barrow ~itl forward Tri-.spsr ., =.
part OF Oh. World. s.cur.i, pact I'd ana .sss.ny
Seorips :" Tue u-tEasti"ns of the ~rlter
Pubh"h-d also by DIR H<RsnW ~ -
and eeGn:itully Illustrated medical .orS Es aA,
frAiliy Price e-nts Tries.ma, 80 S S-aAt
Ne os;.,nsd By .r~ei,i .u,h"r',y NOW g SSs IN
y -
HOW To SAVE YOUR MONTY An,
- 1'nusi Hotel 90 the kurop. an sl., NJ 'ss
-. "a Az 400 eah - wheF. oOmf,rt III. l,,i -. -
80, "a "a. IL " IA, ~. pr-.a 80, =,
nI ssre.e,s y s'P.u,s -h.r, at 10. \ 49,
az s"' tant,a 80 he l Afastsr., 4. h.. .'eN.'"s
~. ~. ~ b. o., -ith sFoir s,a..s uul 10, 80
go '"' q oh1srus rsow. a.,
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CLOTHING, &c

. u BOYS oLorHINan
We hereby call every brty attention II our
LARGE AND TAsFY STOCK
BOYS CLOTHING,
! 10 suit the season.
/ Brirs now prepared To III AL boys from Ave years
and op.re invite every body to give call.
Es"'enbrr "ur mo'to, which is-Frt' Deaiin.s
and or P'ioss BAR BlIDTHEH,
'" " IN Pndthwrsi curn.r 7tii and gas
(hEAT EXCIrE HsnT
~ among the
CLOTHING hERCHANrsi
owIngto
J BRUCE Il CO.
selling their stock 81
MEN r AND BeYR' CLOTHING
Of iss' than sny other h0asa IL wsshioston No,
is the time 10 secure SOL Of the
GREAT BARGAINS
Offered by MS We have on hand the nnsst ssI.o-
CAssiaERE COATS. PANTS AND yEsrs
in the city Ais" latest Styles Of
MCMILLAN BACKS,
! for eitiiens' aud soldiers wear
BOf5' CLOTHING
OF all descriptions
All OF The sbova Eoods wall ba so!d At lass snso
sboiesAl. prices for the next sixty days, 20 make
rsou for Spring Goods which We are rs.Iu.
featuring. J. BRUCE CO.
Ciothiers, <0i Ho,-nth stree.
jas Two door. bolow Smiths.
RAkGAIksi BAaIlII5
CREAT BARGAINS
RkADY-MADE CLO1RiHU.
sAITHiB
Ne. AGO s..ssrs ss.ssr.
whore have the best a.sor.mentof
CAssIhERE COATS. PANTS ANDyksrs
In the city Also, vary nne stock OF
GENTS PURNIsHING GOODs.
which We offer at very low prices for the nsI. sixty
lays. IL make room Tor be- spring Gaci.
To persons In wantof
CLOTHING.
nsS 10 the tim. TO bug th,m.s ct
No. 400 sEvENTH srRKET,
CORNER 90rH sTREnT AND PA Az
III. SMITH. O,otAisr.
No. 400 seysoth street,
hS Two doors above J. Brue- d oa.s.
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assirous g. their wants. Es.yy Wn.i.n Bi.nt.ts
fbr camp Iss, at reasonable pricca.
WALL, STEPHENS a 90,
393 Penn, yivAnia avenue,
% Hcu between stn snS 10Th streets.
rAThWBk WINES AND
~ BRASDIES
CT AmcTseAn growth and mAhufacturs
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80 PSnn- yIvSris Aveuus
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