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physician AND SURGEON.

A. d. RUGGLES, NJ. D., late of New York, IL
now permanently located IL No. 446 TWELFTH
STREET, where he may be consulted upon every
thing relating to Medicine and Surgery. From his
extensive experience In the New York Hospitals
and In the army, he feels warranted in pledgng the
most judtciOuH treatment TO all who may require
his sci vices. A. d. RUGGLES NJ D.
nv lin aNO. 44G Twelfth street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-08

WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Leave Washington at 8 and ILIB A. NJ. and and
$50 P. W.
Leave New York at and 10 A. NJ. and 7.sJ and
II Up. NJ
Fifty pounds Of Baggage only allowed each pas
Benger. Passengers are prohibited from taking
anything Baggage but their wearing apparel.
All Baggage over hfty pounds, to be paid for extra
The Company limit their responsibility for Baggage
TO One Dollar per pound, and viii not be liable for
any amount beyond 100 Dollars, except by special
contract. WM. H. GATZMER, Agent, .
January ., 1851.
LINES FROM NEW YORK FoR PHILADELPHIA
WILL LEAVE:
From foot of Cortland street, at II N m and D. m D,
Via Jersey City and Camden at and 10 M 3, !. %
From foot OF barclay gtroet al 6 a m and > ~ D.,
! Via Amboy and Camden,
From Pier No. North River, At I and u. m .
! (Freight and PassengUr) via AmbOy and Camden.
mara
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NOTICE.

.-. War DEPARTMENT
wAsHiEoToE CRY, d. O., Jan. IS, 1888.
In consequence of the pressure Of business al
the War Department, passes for citizens TO visit
the Army Of the PotomAo will be given At the once
Of Lieut. Col. CoNRAD, Ia2 Pennsylvania avenue,
above Nneteenth street. J61o
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OFFICIALrs:NoTICES
.nFFI lad .o1. rai2r 7..I Ts'h
.. - .a.r....... 20
. WAR DtrARrhIENTI
kDJvrANr GEnEnAL's oTtICE,
W. as0VgaWnH m q IuWa n nonn I'D. \

N n
WAR DEPA ARrAfENT,l
kDJUrANr GENEHAL's OT1TUE,
200 wAsHINaToH, d. O., June 8, tsse. )s'
The following ofioers having been reported ~
the headquArters Of the army for the osnses here
matter specified, are hereby notified that they will
stand dismissed from the service Of the United
States unless within fifteen days from ths date
they appear before tho military commission, in
session in this city, Of which Brigadlsr General
Rloketts, United States volunteers, IL President,
and make Batlsfactory defense 70 the charges
against them: '.-7r-
.-ABSENCEwIrHouT FhofER AUTHohtTV.
First Lieutenant George A. Foster, sevehtieth
Ohio volunteers .f.
second Lieutenant John Daniels, seventy -ars,
New York volunteers. ..r.. ....
FRAUDuLENT CONDUCT IN RBoARD 10 ENLIST
MEErs
second Lleuteusnt P. B, Grant, Tenth New York
artillery. .-r.rg . r.... .I. .r... .#l......, "a
Captain n. B. TsggHrt, Tenth New York artil-
leTy. '''i'' .''H 'Ae. '.
I.... ....... ..,.. L. D, TOWNSEND, n-
jes-It Assistant Adjutant General.
~ ~ TTTT A n
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orrrcE PRoyoyr MARSHAL GEsERAL, /

% oTFICE PROvOgT MARSHAL GENERAL,l
27th May, 1868.
l have examined the Putnam "Eyelet Hook, u
and cordially In the opinion that its intro.
duution into general use would be very beneficial
to the soldiery. recommend that the reginental
suffers supply themselves with the article In Wash.
ingtOn for the use of the troops.
NJ r. PATRICK,
Provost Marshal GeneFAl.
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HOTELS.

245 cos1lSa az HOUSE, 249
PeHnSI lpanid dUtHue Oeceen TIoelfh and Thirteenth,
known as the G0sLING REsTAURANT) ls
now con, leted and ready to accommodate Travel
ers and strangers with COMFORTABLE Rooms and
CLEAN BEDS. This will therefore make It one OF
the desirable places for TrAVeleTB and StTAR-
gers to stop.
THE RESTAURANT
which 60 well known Of the best 10 the city
needs no Advertising. This new enterprise COM
hIned, he proprietor feels assured that whoever
viii favor him with their patronage will leave his
ostAblishment well satisfied.
r. S.-Gentlemen Wishing private rooms for din
neT parties can be accommodated.
GOSLING HOUsE-2t6, 2II, 24s, PennBylvAnlA
avenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets,
south side. may 2I-tf
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n F F | 9 | A L

HEADo'Rs DEPARTMENT or WARRINGTON,
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER, May %, 1859. !
DEALERS IN AoHcULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, GAR
DEN SEEDS, &C, are requested to furnish this office
price lists Of the various Afticles OF their trade.
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Col
onel ELIAS NJ. GREENE, Chief QuArtermAstsr, De-
partment Of Washington. may 26-tf
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THOMAs E. LLOYD,

ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMANTS,
AND AGENT FOR PROCURING
Bounty lands, Pensions, Arrears
of Pay, Extra Pay, Ao.,
WASHINGTON, D. e.,
VIII give prompt and eflcient attention to the
prosecution OF Claims OF every description against
the Government, and make no charge unless sue
eesBful.
Both references and charges for services win be
made satisfactory.
E1- Pensions secured for soldiers wounded or dis
eased during the existing war; also for the widOwA
And orphans Of soldiers who have died from wounds
or disease Incurred Wilde in the United States ser
vice. also, Bounty Money for the heirs-ln-law ol
soldiers deceased during the existing war.
Fees divided with attorneys or other persons for.
wardlAg business,
The highest prices paid for Land Warrants.
Address
THOMAS L. LLOYD,
Attorney for Claimants,
No. 478 Seventh street,
Washington, D. c.
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And various other certificates from officials Of
the New England States and the State of New York.
saying that In their judgment the value Of the
soldiers blanket is more than doubled by the use
of said hook.
=. G. sENTER, General Agent, with
L. ID. Blu RT d Co, (under National HOtel,)
corner Penn. avenue and Sixth street
ie2-2w -
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~ L A M S AINST UNITED
" STATES.
FINLEY BIGGER, date Register OF the United
States Treasury and CHARLES 4. SHERMAN,
Councillors at Law, will devote their entire atten-
tion to the prosecution and settlement of demands
against the United states, growing out Of the pres
States, Contractors and Dsbursing Oticers; Appll-
cations for the restoration Of property illegally
use Of private property for Government purposes
and for damages for the injury Of such property by
the army, for military pay, pensions, and bounty
bic at the Treasury and due to SubcOntTaotors and
others.
contractors, and to unproessiOnal agents In liti-
desired.
be made. .--.. . ,lr......
UndiSputed Demands viii 6e collected And
promptly remitted for acommission of from = hall
TO two and a half per cent depending on the
smounti aud negotlations With the Departments
conducted on moderate terms.
By prompt attention, moderate chATges, long eX.
peHence, and minute knowledge Of the ex-laws,
regulations, rules, and PreOedeHts governing that
render their services useful to claimants and public
creditors,
Reference may be made to members Of Congress,
and officers Of the GOvornmenti and especially, by
permlBsion, to the Hon. ELISHA WHITTLESEY, First
'TSSi'S"'' XdSrssS VI MsssIS. S BiGSEg a SHERMAN,
Washington, d. G.
once, No, aIO street, near Treasury and wiz.
lArds' Hotel nov S-8m.
ONES, BROWN d co.
SOLICITORS OF
CLAIMS AND PATENTS,
AND ATToRNEYS-AT-LAw
l67 seventh street, Washington, d. C.,
Park Place, New York City.
D. L. SOMES
LUCIAN BROWN.
LYsANDER HILL.
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DENTISTRY.
NJ EW ENTION
IN OF
ARTIFICIAL CLEOPLAsTIC BONE TEETH,
without metal plate or clasps, by

ARTIFICIAL CLEoPLAsTIC BONE TEETH,
without metal plate or clasps, by
DIR. 3. B. SIG 4 8 NJ ON d,
90 Broadway, New York. and AGO Penn. avenue,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth sts.,a
WABHINGToN, d. O.,
Calls the attention Of the public TO the folowinkn
advantages Of his improved system;
Ist. The teeth of his manufacture will never cor
rode change color by any acids, and are three.
fOurths lighter than any other.
ID, No teeth nor roots need be extracted, a. the
artificial ones can be inserted over them. ...
a.. The roots will be made inoffenslve and never
70 ache. U..r. l-f .F,... 80. .-.
4th. No temporary teeth are needed, as permanent
ones be made Immediately, thereby preserving
the natural expression Of the face, which, under
the old system, 10 frequentiy dishgursd.
6th. This work haa bean fully tested for over hve
years, by many OF the nrat ohomiHtB and phyacianR
OF this and the old country .."uH .Ia.- s.
DR., q has also invented q white indsstructible
metal filling, with which the most sensitive teeth
can be allied wlthout pain, and can build up per
feet sound tooth on any aide roots which will last
Cali and examine for yourselves. nov s-Sm
nR LOCKWOOD CONTINUES THE
l.prsotioe Of Dentistry, In the Washington
building corner PennEYlyAniA avenue and seventh
street. HavinsprAotioedi In the South nearly SiX-
teen yearB he fees assured that no can Eiys 1AtiH
faction 10 any that may call. ~
Tooth inserted on VuleAnIts, Rubbar, or Go
Plate, Chlorotorn AdminiatsrOd Whan dssired,
aus I-0
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CARRIAGES, ETC.
{ MARRIAGES. ! CARRIAGES ! CAR.
~ RIAGEsI
On hand, the best lot Of

On hand, the best lot Of
I CARRIAGES
ever offered In tIs market. ior .,,.,s
qsnBistlng. IN part, Ot EKtcnsl0n TonS I've az
Io9r;Seat lou RooS""Sys top "nd notop buggcS, JeT
ALSO, Suffers WAGONS, ot all sine, with an,
without springs. " "" H"'
Repairing promptly attended To.
HOB'T H. GRAHAM, CuROLmAReT,
may 3S-lmif St D. and fT1 Eighth sta
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Prom walnut Street Wharf and Ken
ainRtOn Depot,

Prom walnut Street Wharf ana Ken
ainRtOn Depot,
WILL LEAVE AS FOLLOWS, VIE, Faro.
At A. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-C. A.
Accommodation -..u-. 10 e9.25
At 9 A. NJ, via Camden AndJersey City-Now
Jersey Accommodation 225
At 8 A. M, via Camden and Jersey City;
Morning Express 400
Al A. NJ, via Camden and Jersey CITY
ID Class Ticket Is
At II a. NJ, Via KenSIngton and Jersey CITY
At 70 NJ, via Camden and Amboy-c. and
A. Accommodation 2.2b
At p M via Camden and Amboy-C and
At P. NJ, via KenSiugton and Jersey City;
WaahingtOu and n Y. Express 400
At AZ :. "a, via X eRsington and Jersey Cityi
AZ iIEP. NJ, via K,nsington and Jersey City,
southern Me u 400
At ~ Might via RenBington and Jersey
City, Southern Express 400
At 2. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-Accom-
. modattOn (Fraight and PassengeT)-
lst olAsB ticket 226
2d class ticket l.6O
The s,l5 P. NJ. Evening Mail aud the I.3O (Night)
Southern Express will run daily, (All others, Sum
days eXoepted.)
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GOVERNM'NT SALES

CtHIEF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAs.
~ TENS OFFICE, Depot OF Washington, 2i6
g, corner Eighteenth street, Washington, D. O.,
June 3, 1862
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R.M vELLNY's Private Hospital IN the Fed
stai Block, cornot of seventh and streets, oPbO-
site the Post and Patent omoes. Rooms % and n,
up stairs, washington, D. {.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-08

Major General II. b. DuryeA
~ Wyckoh, President Williamsburg City Bank.
shepherd Knapp, President Mechanics Bank.
MessFs. Jay Cooke b Co., Bankers, WashlngtoD.
D. C., and Philadelphia, Pa. my 2S2tf
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GREAT EASTERN, HORTHERN,aNp WEST
ERIN EXPREss F0RWARDER9. n Of
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-08

DLOOD, BLOODN BLOODlll
ID sOREsi THEIR CAUSE DEPRAvED
CONDITION OF THE VII Al FLUID,
which produces
sCRoFCL4, ULCERS, SoRES, Spots, TETTERSr
Scales, BOILS, SYPHILIS OR TE-
EEREIL DISEASES, Sr.
SAIkARITAIYS
ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Ia offered to the public a. positive cure. Ban
ishes all impurities Of the blood and brings the
svsteIn 10 healthy action, cure those Spots, Tet-
teTB Scales and Copper Colored Patches.
SYPHILIS Oh VEEEREAL DISEASES,
The SAMARITATS ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Is the most certain remedy ever prescribed. II TO
InovcB every particle Of poison.
DO NOT DESPAIR.
Keep out Ul hospitals. h,Ee is a cure In any
for s5 Price ~ per bottle or six for o. with
sc FORD,
Cor. Eleventh st. and PenR. AV.
HENRY COOK,
Alexandria, Va,
sent BY express, carefully packed.
DESMOND & CO.,
jan Sly Philadelphia.
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MEDICAL.
ClPEEEfs. s.AMBuc1 WINE,

Z. ruhr, AhB roUR rEhns OH, ....
OF CHOICE oPoRTo CRAZE,
eh FoR PHYsIc1ANy USE, M, 7. ..5
Rbs Females, Hsakig ,HsraoR5, and hapallds.
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U. S. REVENUE,

M A d A NJ E =. FAVARGER.
WI. PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST,
No. go PennBYIvAniA Avenue, Washington, y c. ,
Front room, two nights up. fob 9-
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MARRIAGE,

reflect that sound mind and body are the moSt
necessary requisites TO promote oonnubial happi.
ness. Indeed, without these, the journey throiiFh
life becomes weary pilgrimage; the proGpeot
hourly darkens to the view the mind becomes
shadowed with despair, and iilled with the melAn-
oholy reelection that the happiness Of Another n
comes blighted with our own,
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EXPRESSES.

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
n OFFICE 6II PENN. AVENUE,
WaahagtoH Guy, d. q.
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YOUNG MEN,

Who have injured themselves by certain praotioe
INDUCED in when alone-a habit frequently learned
rom evil companions, or at school, the effects Of
which are nightly ielt even when asleep, and II
both mind md bgdy, should apply imme edlAtely.
What a PIN that young man, the hope Of mis-
county, the darling Of his parents, should be
snatched from all prospects and OF life,
BY the consequence OF deviating frofn the path Oh
nature and indulging in certain secret habit such
persons MUST, before contemplating -
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-12-19

PARTICULARS OF THz escape OF MoaGAy-A
special dispatch to the Philadelphia Ece,dng
BuIeiin, dated Cincinnati, Nov. 80, says:
The officers who escaped from the penitentiary
at Columbus, with Morgan, were Capts Bennett
Taylor, Sheldon Hines, Hacker, Smith, and
SIagee.
John H. Morgan on retiring, changed with his
brother Dick from the top cell to the lower of the
tier floor, which is 3. inches thick, in which
hole was cut running to the main wall around
the penitentiary.
The wall was cut under anl the party ESCAPED
into the open country. The night was dark and
heavy rain falling, Not the slightest clue has
been discovered of their whereabouts, or the rout
they have taken.
The Governor has telegraphed to all the mill
tary committees Of the State to arouse their civil
counties, and Col. Parrott Provost Marshal Cen
eral of The State has notified every provost mar
shall within his jurisdiction to scour their several
districts thoroughly.
The most plausible theory mentioned is, that
they escaped in time to take the Cincinnati train
Via Dayton, which started from Columbus at A.
NJ. on Friday night.
That their escape was connived at by the SYM
pathisers there is little doubt. The manner of
escape was ingenious, but after all simple enough
based upon the almost certain theory that they
were correctly informed as to the ground they had
to work through. They, by patient labor for
nearly four weeks, and by means of small pocket
knives dug through the floors of their cells which
were composed Of about one foot of stone and
brick, down into g four foot sewer.
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Two weeks ago one Of the escaped prisoners
asked the guard tor few boards TO cover the bot
tom OF the cells, giving az an excuse that the
damp stone was mluriEg their health. Bat the
real use Of the boards was to cover up the holes
they were cutting. On the night OF their final
escape, on returning to their several cells Dick
Morgan managed to change with his brother John
from the lower to the upper tier After getting
into the sewer they crawled to the heavy grating
and masonry at its mouth, and found they could
not escape by that: they however, made hole
upward to heavy pile of coal, which rolled on
them to such IN cXteI:t that they were compelled
70 90 further back into The yard. They then e1-
cayatcd the SOFT earth clear under the main wall,
and so correctly was the distance calculated that
they came out into tie open road, one foot Eom
the foundation.
One of the party, Capt. Hines, was by trade s
br;ctn,ason and ii seems he lad the management
of the whole affair 4 note signed b. that worthy
written in fine commercial hand, was lett be-
hind Is follows:
10 Gostnia Marion, Harden q Ike Fe.'Hentia13:
C.srLE NIAEIoN, CELL No 20, Noy.2ith, l6G3
Nov. 4th. 1862, commencement Nov. 10th con-
cIusion. No. of hours per days labor, three.
Tools, two small knives. La patience est anere
naison fruit est doux Patience IS bitter, but Its
fruit is sweet" By order Ct my SIX honorable
confederatcs. L. HENRY HINES =. .; a.
Public opinion is divided as to where the blame
rcsts It is proper to state, however, that TOR the
last two weeks several OF the most prominent
Copperleeds in the State have been putting up at
the principal hotels, laying their heads together
without any visible reason therefor.
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A STURDY PATKIoT.--The following story which
We find told Of Hon. John 81 Bolts, shows that
the peculiar qualities for which this sturdy Union
ist has been so well known for thirty years past
have lost none Of their strength with lapse Of
time or change of circumstances
"This well-known Union mau has suffered
terribly at the hands OF the rebels. l called at
his house a taw days ago, and he told me tEas
after the Union army had fallen back from here
the last time he was arrested by the rebel General
Je5. Stualt andsent under guard to Cu.pepper
Court House, for 10 other reason than that of
allowing Yankee officers 10 visit his house. md
allowing some poor, wounded Union soldiers to be
carried there. among other things, Jeb Stuart
accused him Of dining with Major-Gen Meade.
but Mr.. Bolts said to Stuart, that although he had
asked Gen. Meade to dine with him. he regretted
that that the General could not spare the time
but lie hoped Il Gen. Gieade came this way again
be would do lin the honor to dine with him
providing the thicyng rebels lett him ANYTHING To
dine with. &Ir. Bolts said to the rebel General
Stuart that, although Gen. Meade could not SPARE
the time 10 dine with him, his son, Geo. Meade
Jr., did dine with him and he said to Stewart he
felt quite proud to think that he had done so. 90
he Was one OF the finest looking young oilicers he
had seen in either army, and tulIy worthy of his
brave sire.
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WRTrE TO THE SoLDIEas. Occupation IS grand
thing and cutie as important to the tone and heart
Of an army as hard bread and bacon. The monster
aoainst which DR.. Kane fought SO successfully III
the Arctic night, with theatre and troic, wanders
lstlessly up and down our camps. Would you
believe-ard yet it is true-that many poor fel-
low in this Army of the Cumberland has literally
died 10 90 home died of the terrible. nnsatisfied
lonrino, home sickness? That it lies at the heart
Of many disease bearing learned name? 1t is
lopo1or debility lowfever, loss of appetite, sleep
lessness. death. and yet, through al, it Is only
that sad thing they cali Nostalgia Who shall dare
to saw that the boy who lnys him down and dies,
a-hnncered and STIRRING for home, does not fall as
we'll end ;ruly for his cc,lntrys sake as if a rebel
bullet had found his heart out? Against it the
surgeon combats in vain, for who can minister
to mind diseased?
The loved ones 1T home have something to an
swer for in this business, and it pains me to think
that more than one man has let his life slip out OF
grasp too weak to hold it just because his dear
est friends did not send him q prescription once
week, price three cents-a letter from home. Is
some Door fellow sinking at heart because J0u do
no: write him? If there is lay my letter down Mt
once and write Your own, and may He who sent 4
messenger al the way from Heaven to earth with
glad tidings forgive you for deferring hope to
some soldier boy. You would not wonder at my
warmth had you seen tIat ooy Waiting ana waiting,
as have, for one little word from somebody. Too
proud to own and yet too sincere to quite conceal
it, he tries to strangle the ought of home, and
goes into the battle whence he never comes forth.
Let me relate one incident
An Indiana soldier was struck in the breast at
Chickamauga and fell. The bullets errand was
about done when it reached him: it pierced coat
and underclothing and there was force enough
left in it to wound if not to kill him. it had to
work its way through precious package OF nine
letters, indited by one dear heart and traced by
one dear hand; that done, the bullets power OK
pended, there it lay asleep against the soldiers
breast Have yon been making sach shield,
dear lady, for anybody: Take care that it does
not lack ore letter Of being bullet-proof.-Ccr.
Chicago Journal.
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A CHARACTERISTIC Story OF the President is
narrated in letter from Washington. When the
telegram from Cumberland Gap reached Mr. Lin
coin that "tiring was heard in the direction Of
Knoxville" he remarked that he was "glad of it,"
Some person present, who had the perils Of Barn
sides position uppernost in his mind, could not
see ,rhy Mr.. Lincoln should be I" gIad of it" and
so expressed himself. "Why you see, responded
tse President, sit reminds me of Mistress Sallie
Ward, neighbor of mine, who had O very large
family. Occasionally one Of her numerous prog
eny would be heard crying in some out-of-the-way
place, upon which Mistress Sallie would excla;m,
There's one of my children that isn't dead yei.'"
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rNITEp ArArEs ARMY AND NAVY NIGHT coIpAsS

TINTED STATES ARMY AND NAVY NIGHT COMPASS
Patented May 9th, lSG2 The advantages of
Compasses al others that they can be
distinctly at night without the aid of artificial light
For accommodating the position of the enemy night
movements, &C., where light dare not be used wihOu.
running the greatest danger, they are invaluable.
Used by Major Generals Mcclellan, Hooker Burnside
Hunter Pope; Major Meyers, Chief Signal Departments
and others. Every Officer and Soldier should lave one
Prize Sc, 81, 80, - so, 50 and 81 %.
For sale by
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JOSEPH II. SEARS.
THE GEN. MCCLELLAN HEADQUlRTERs.-

No. g. East Houston ST. Zone door East Of Broadway Y
above TIE ST. Nicholas Hotel.)
Headquarters in Neo York; gf tie officers Of Hilton Head
Ale Wives Brandes, Whisky and Segar5 of the choicest
the places of public smusemens and the most popular
place in the city OF military resort
COL. JAS. L. FRAZER, (late 47.h Rcst)
Aug. 2a-h Manager
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

A L. STIMSON, AUCTIONEER for the Department OF
u Port koya, oilers EIs services in making sales Lx
fuDiic Nendue, ct Hilton head AID Beaufort
Address 1T tie Adams EArress Office, either At Beaufort
CT Hilton Hexd. Dsc YN