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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03
TIE RrroRrrp BAL. OF REBEL REAL Estate

ANOTHER WAY TO PUNISH 4 DRUEKARp.-
Daniel Criiley, OF the 10th Penusyiyanis volun.
teers, Is a confirmed drqnkArd AID In the Guard
hQuse every day. Yesterday Capt. merritt ordered
hin to be showered four times and released at .
p Ia, which was DONE and at paa eight Crillsy
was brought In by policeman dead drunk. This
morning the Captain came to the conclusion that
water would do him no good, and he ordered that
aplacard be put one on his back and one on his
breast, with the word druakard on II, and he be
marched to his quarters under guard, handcuffsd.
It is to be hoped that this novel method Of punish.
ment may have q salutAry effect.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

A II COST AT COST !---FOR THE
n next sixty days We offer cur superior stock
u Summer Clothing at coat, at 80 seventh street,
opposite city Post Vtfioe. jy4
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

Nor MUCH MADE ON EITHER sIDE.-Rather
a funny case transpirel to our knowledge. ltseems
that Charles Kitchen, Of the 18th Pa. cav. wsnted
to raise a stake" he being out cash, andthere.
fore went to man named Frederick Young, and
proposed to him that he should bpy big fevolysr.
This Young sgreed tp Do, which was altogether
wrong, as ths revolver Is Government property,
But Young was playing sharp, ~ he proved. BY
paying Kitchen with Ave dollar broken bank bill
Nor which Kitchen ito get event complained OF
S.iu, and had him arrested Capt. Todd, after hear
ling the circumstances committed the soldier to ths
Central" as witness, and Young to the same In.
snta,lS ior buying Government property, know.
log It to be such, e
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

FOUND OPEN.-Last night Patrolmen VIII
liams and Healy discovered that the stable and
wagon house occupied by chsndiss's Express Com
psny had been left open Nothing had been taken.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

CENTRE MARKET To-DAY.-The market was
well attended this morning, and there was fair
show OF commodities, but a. IL usual 10 Washing.
ton the prices were enough 10 ffightsa most any
body. The following 10 our price list to day:
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

MARRIAGE LIclNsss.-The number Of mar.
rags licenses issued by the clerk Of the court hers
during ssptembsr was III; against lit in the same
month last year. In September, 1881, the number
was only 10.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

THROWN PROM HIS HoRsE.-Col. McRey-
noids, Of the Lincoln Cavalry, now In the city to
answer certain charges with respect to his conduct
~ commandant at Martinsburg, was thrown from
his horse yssterday aad painfully injured. He was
taken to the metropolitan Hotel, where he 10 BE-
ing kindly attended TO.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

ARRIsrRD FOR HAVING BEEN SoLDrER IN
THE REsEL sERvIcE.-J. r. Horton vas yesterday
committed 10 the Central 0uardhouse, on ths
charge Of having been . soldier in the rebel ssf.
vice. He 10 to be held for orders from the Colonel
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

FLOUR INsrEcrED.-The following exhibits
the amount Of -four inspected In washington city
during the thres months just expired: Family Aour
,T24 barrelsj extra s%ij super, Ion; fine %; first
niddlings, 1873; nrst rye, 2a2 barrels. Total mum.
Der, s,sis barrels. ... .ar
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

VAoRANr.-We mentioned, . day or two ago,
the arrest Of Ralph 0Crsns, formerly hospital
steward ct Warrenton Junction. Capt. Todd yes.
tsrday committed him to the Guardboxse, to b
held avagrant, and also suspioion Of Inducing
soldiers to desert.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

"PosrPoNRD ON ACCOUNT OF TIE wsATHIR."
The meeting Of the Protective Assosiatios, advsr-
tissd to BE- held last night at the Union League
Rooms, on Ninth street, did not come on, on 10.
count Of the storm. II was postponed until Moa-
day night.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

October I, 1853.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
Nrw.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY OCTOBER u. 1883

Red. " = never moro bdccinctly exemplided.
AS there arc only four Senatorial Districts,
however, it is clear that Dir. Sullivan must have
superseded either Mr.. Michael Ryan, or Mr..
Daniel Kennedy. or Mr.. N. Quackcnboss, or
Mr.. John Sudlow.
AS all these appointments are made by the
Controller, who alone has authority over the
officers, it might bo interesting to inquire what
system has been established for preventing
errors or frauds in the accounts OF the Assistant
Treasurersi The only vouchers for the moneys
paid out if we are correctly informed, are the
tickets or cards issued by tho Ward Relied
Committees, and these are held by the parties
drawing money. There is, therefore, no evil
dcnce whatever, beyond the books of the Assist
ant Treasurer, by which the Controller can As
sure himself that the large drafts made upon
him have been properly applied. IL the ASSIST
ant Treasurers were dishonest or corrupt men-
n suppostion which we do not mean 10 be un-
dcrstood "a making TO the present fn-
cumbents-thcy might add names 10 the
to the pay-list indefinitely; or continue to pay
upon tickets Cancelled by the Ward Committees
between whom and the Assistant Treasurer and
Controller no system of comparing accounts has
been established. The tickets of dead appli-
cants for relief may continue to be paid by the
Assistan, Treasurer, somebody pocketlng the
money thus obtained and in other cases, pay
ments are stopped for several weeks and then
rcsumcd-lhe applicants rarely, If ever. rccoy-
cring the intromittcd payments due to them, un-
less backed up by some powerful influence ol
the right political stripe. The mecbncryot this
system was hastily and incoheron,ly put toeeth-
er to NEE, pressing emergency, and has never
since been oycshauIcd. IL is calculated to turn
even the mo.t honest men into rogues-thc
salaries of the Assistant Trcasurers being cx-
tremely moderate, while they are allowed to
handle tens Of thousands Of dollars, almost, II
not completely, at discretion. In the whole
financial system of our city, bad and loose a.
il all IT, there is nothing so utterly disgrace
ful rs this; and, the Controller having failed
20 make any suggestion or take any acton
locking toward n remedy Of these glarng IT.
rcgular,ics and evils, il would now seem tho
duty Of the Common Council and Mayor to
take up the whole subject and organize these
disbursements for the future on basis of COM
pari.on and check which will not admit either
Il fraud or error.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
" just MEN MADE pKRPgCT.- -

great act oi. charity II prDpo.od. Millions
are 10 be- .lisbur-ed for the relief cf the helpless
parents. wives ald children 81 the men who are
lighting the battles of our country. The persons
who are 20 Nceivc this relief are. for The mos,
part. Of the humhles, and least ir,elgcn class
-. OF their rights In the matter. they know
nothing. To them, the personr sho immed aicly
disburse this publif charity, or nther debt of
gratitude. are muniicont Amoncr-. whose de-
cisions are no, 10 Ice questioned. The gin hofse
il 10, bc looked In the mouth; and any Of The
recipients who "cause trouble" may suddenly
ind their names dropped from the iclici-roll on
their next application. II an assessment for
political or any other purpose be needed. The
grateful bencfcarcs cannot surely object 20 n
deduction for one month, 0ifyc or ten per cent.
II they do object, what remedy have they To
whom shall they appeal The per ccn'agc OF
assessment deducted may pinch them; but be-
tween this aud being dropped from the roIiei.rol
altogether, the choice il not diilculi.
II il now many weeks since two persons Scrv
ing in the Eighth Ward ar" Visitors, or subordi
nate disbur.crs Of this Relief 10 the families Of
Absent Soldiers, were placed in arrest under
charges preferred againstthe by the Controller
for having caused payments 20 be made to
improper parties with whom they were in col.
luson The arrested "visitors," ike most of
their class, were young men who seem only 10
have sought the office as q means of supplying
pocket money TO themselves and Of supporting
q number Of young women Of loose char
acter, with whom they held improper
relations. Some attention was given 10
the matter at tho time Of their detection, but
since then nothing. No step has been taken, 30
far as We can discover, to bring them to justice,
the truth being that tho whole system is 30
utterly irresponsible that the chances are no
legal guilt could be brought home. The "Ward
Relief Committees" issue tickets, or cards,
signed in blank TO the "visitors" who may
then fill in just what names they please, and
give away as many as they please-such ticket
being equivalent TO check ranging from 81 30
to SO per week for the person holding it, That
great abuses have crept into the whole system
none can doubt who take the trouble TO inquire.
We only mention these matters to call alten-
ton to the peculiar need there would seem Of
having the disbursing officers of this charity men
Of character and antccedcnts above reproach or
suspicion. Our almoners of public bounty
should be selected from those citizens most emf
nent for intelligence, integrity and patriotic
zeal men placed, by fortune, above any tempt.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
that New.York was dehoiont on tho nth OF October
l7657 men. which makes tho whole number OF volun'
teers :, be raised before January next l08.085.

that NewYork WIS deficient on the 18th Of October.
A. 6,7 men which makes the whole number Of volun'
teers :, be raised before January next i08.085.
The Russian excursion party reached Elmira
on Monday afternoon. on their way back to this city.
They expect TO arrive at p. IN. to-day Admiral
Lesoffsky and his officers will visit Philadelphia after
visiting the President.
Another package of the notes, lost on tho
steamer Ruth. has been received by the Treasurer
which goes to show that the whole amount >'oV'"V'
was aboard at the time of the disaster.
The Independent Union Convention last night
nominated Charles T. Whitehead for Supervisor In
place Of Andreas Whitman, who declined the nomina'
ton.
The journcymen carpenters have struck ior
a. e5 per day. At meeting on Monday fifteen en-
ployers were reported as aoceding to the demand.
The XIIth Assembly District Union Conven'
ton have nominated Frederic B. Van Vieeek as 'ho
Union candidate for Assembly.
C.. Godfrey Gunther was unanimously noinl'
mated for Mayor last night by the McKeon Democracy
Gold opened with great frmness at l5O and soon
advanced under much excitement l3l From this POINT
the reaction rapid and s he Stock Exchange the price
closed at I dlsi and 1+si at noon FROM this point the
rate recoded I4ei at 3p All Kinds Of Government Sc
cures are steady In demand The long 6s continue the
leading fsvoe and sold At i0idil for coupons and 1854
lOe for registered Debt Cerhses 9et ta99i Border State
stocks inactive Missouri 6s shade lower selling 6
6; California .s l2oidl23 Money abundant ai6d7 p
cent Freiehis continue laneuid and depressed
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
VOTERS, REGIsTER!

All Union voters who have changed their res
idence since the last election should call at the
polling places of their respective districts this
morning, and register their names. We presume
the Registry will be held at the same places as
the polls were last year. though the Board OF
Supervisors, so far from providing places OF reg
istraton, or notifying citizens of their where
abouts have overlooked the matter altogether,
or are Indifferent as to whether the Registry
Law is complied with or not.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
NEWS EIsONI EUROPE.

BY the arrival Of the Canada off Cape Race
yesterday we Fave three days later European news to
Oct ls. The mails Of the Etna with two days later
foreign papers. received in this city last night.
The Rev. Henry Ward Bcccher had made an.
other impressive speech in Liverpool He again
disgrscefuly interrupted but riot which had been
expected, did not take place.
In the hope that the Emperor Napoleon's
speech may throw some light the policy which he in
tends 20 pursue regarding Poland French politicians
and stockholders eagerly looking forward to the
meeting OF the Legislative Body which is expected to
take place the 9Th Of November Meanwhile, the
"insplred" journals TO have been instructed TO
publish articles not very coherent consistent which
apparently that France will do nothing behalf
Of the Poles without the concurrence OF England and
Austria but which are filed with vauntngs that are
not altogether unsusceptibe Of different interpre!a-
ton.
A Berlin dispatch affirms that not only has
the Swedish Government ultimately refused TO con-
olade the treaty Of alliance between Denmark and
Sweden. but that the French and Russian ENJOYS
At Copenhagen have given very pacific oounses 10 the
Danish Cabinet.
EngliSh papers maintain that the insurection
In the Caucasus against the Russian rule Ia spreading
Ergmnd Is providing the insurgents with ammunition.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
GENERAL NEWS.

The Board Of Supervisors yesterday passed
an ordinance nppropriang o. 900 900 to aid In filing
the quota OF troops required from this city under the
last call Of the President by the volunteer System The
uneIpended moneys amounting TO nearly million and
half dollars raised by the Board for the relief Of
the families Of drafted persons added TO tie two
million ordinance. making the total amount nearly three
million and half
1t appears, by al official notification from
Provost Marshal Gen. Fly to Gov. Seymour. that a
greet mistake has beon made In the quota o York
under the last call for volunteers Instead Of 81 900 the
number u eo37e Gen. Frv also advises the Governor
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27

ANTHONY DUGRO and Luxe r. Ce:ans, both
Democrats OF old are rival candidates for Sem
a,or on the east side OF our City. Cozans WAS
ip the Legislature when the bombariment of
Fort Sumter was announced, and talked and
acted as became . COpperhead: Dugro, we are
assured, is for the Nation against the Rebels.
If 20, We trust he will be elected.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27

Mayor KALBLEIsCH Of Brooklyn yesterday
issued q manifesto which we have deemed
worthy Of transfer to our columns. II only az
vindicaton Of the great conservative Right Of
Boiling against the only remaining safeguard
against corruption and thimblerg in politics-wc
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
wEHT VIRGINIA.

We have few returns from the Election in this
State las, Thursday. but they indicate the re-
suit. Hon. WILLIAM G. BRowS (Union) is re-
elected to Congress from the Eastern (Clark''
burg) district, and we presume Hon. JACOB B.
BLAIR from the Wheeling District The third
(kanawha) il not heard from.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
rs. Russian Exeursion. /.

ELMiRA n. Y. Monday Oct. 70, ico''
Ths Russian officers arrived here al oeiyvn ,.s,s
.,,. .Nsruoon by a special train from Buffalo mshy
nsased with their trip thus far. They are eomiof,..
aa,,ered at the Brainerd House for the night ana ~ ~
qaant New York at d D. m tomorrow. Greai crednl
due to the agemont OF the Eric Raiwa! ioi o. .s
very effective arrang geusnts made by them 10 eonu W.
to the pleasure OF their guests.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27

deem It of great merit. 1t will be Q great
shame if the "machine" candidate for Mayor
Of Brooklyn be not somehow defeated
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
The Political Canvas

BuirALo Monday. Oct - 1907
Gov. Seymour and ex-Gov. Hunt aa'IIesseu s',a,.
largo Democrau, meeting here tonight, at St. James
Hall. ,svee
The Hon SCHUYLER Cofax and others SPOKE ut ia's'
Union needing nj the Opera House. ,.,,ian
Great a.iitty and Interest IN 'ns oom'ns ''''''
prevail.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
,soetatsd Press
WAsHiS0roN. Monday, Oct. 70 lso1
PAYMENT OF TROOPS.

To the Associated Press
WAsHiS0roN. Monday. Oct. 70, l'o1
PAYMENT OF TROOPS.
TIE Treasury Department has recently sent
seven or eight million dollars to the Wes, oF the pay
ment of troops.
THE MONEY LOST on THE RUTH.
To-day the Treasurer received another p&H
age of notes fron the wreck of the steamer KUN A".
furnishes additional proof that all the money s Ss'
three milhons-was on board at the time oil 'ne NV
Posr-ofrIcg STATIONERY CONTRACT
The contract for supplying stationery 70 III.
Poe, Office Department has been awarded 10 '"'"P
solomon of Washington.
REMOVAL or REBEL PRISONERS
Over 500 Rebel prisoners are I" p' ''"'''"
TO morrow from the Old Capitol for exchange
rur REPORTED REINFORCEMENT OF BRAGG
II is not known in military circles that bragg
hs, reeentl, been reinforced nom Lees army nOr "
believed
The New York herald., 1863-04-21

SOPRANO or ACKNOWLEDGED ABILITY. A PU
"A p OF OF the best teachers in this eounlr wishe,
position church in the city References o. 81
csss Address Soprano Of Horace Waters All Broad
Evening star., 1863-03-30
DIEH.

o. saturday. 2Sth instant, at half pastr, r. H.
i&G By in tfe f3d year of bis age.
1h- fri. nds of :. faulty are invited TO attend
he funeral st4 O'Clock on Monday. S0th instant
between 4 and L sts.
sunday morning, 18th inst, GRAISER SISN,
aged year. II MT nths and 10 daye, eldest of
Mm. e. and Anna e. ein1.
Monday mcrping, 3pth inst, HATTIE, aged 9
years. months and days. eldest dau hter OF Wm
E and Anna E sim, formerly of baltimore
On Sunday, March cath, ROBERT A FOY. in the
The iuner,I wal take place from hi, brother :
Residence. No. 303 south street. Tuesday sf-
t.rnuon 3lst instant, nj clio :. His friends u
those Of the family are invited to attend.
On Sundsy evening, the 2sth inst. Hrs ELIZA
BETH BRENT, r-liet of Colonel William Brent. N
the ttSd year Of her age
The funeral will take place at her la.e residence
500 Delaware avenue. Capitol Hill a. O'Clock p.
m. on Tuesday next the Slst inst Services at S.
Pcter's Church, nj half past 2 p m
On Sunday. the oath Inst in the Goth year Of hi,
age, ALFRED. eldest s,n Of Sidney J. and the late
James W Mnnhtad. formerly publisher Of the In
diana Pa independent
His friends invited to attend his funeral from
the I. sidenca of John HOsd, No. 35e Ninth 81
on "Wednesday, April ist, at . O'Clock
Indiana CO., and Pittsburg Pa papers copy Is
On the nth inst, JOHN HENRY youngest son
Of fPe:er and Mary Mckinney, aged years ami 9
months
TIL" friends and acquaintai c.s Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend t ,e funeral on Tues
day. at clock, on the corner If nth and &
AT Terreee Heights; above Georgetown, of dip.
theria, JENNIE HILL MAN, only daugh r of. IL
and L. v. Phillip. in tho 7th year of her ags.
Funeral services al the Chapel in Oak Hill Gene
try, at II o'clock tn.morrow. Tuesday, where the
friends of the family invited to attend
lntelll sencer copy.
Evening star., 1863-03-30
BA-oH1LoR's HAIR DYE,


William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Bye pro-
warranted not to inture the Hair in tho east; rem
sdies the III effects of bad dyes and invgorates the
Hair for life. Grey. Red or Rasty Hair instantly
turns . splendid Black Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Sold By all Druggists, DO.
- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BAfouB.
LoI. on t6s Josr sides Of each tor.
Fhao-y, No. 81 Barclay st., Ns,S York.
N lily Iate 2SS Broadway and lS Bond ST.
SPHRMAfoRRH1A GAN BE CvRsD.-Dr. Randh
Specific cures Sper0atoryh1d. SEMINAL Wedknsss
Inlpotency Loss Of Poper ETC.. speedily and efee.al
n.es Ts eonsnes {bs ost 81 OF is
merits Price 81 = box sold BY g. O. ford. cor
Henry Cook Ale1andri.. isB-iY
DR. DUP0EF's Sussr-c0ated FsAais Regulating
Pills the Veyy best in They operate spsedtIt
and s6st,vety, and being soatsd crsate no aau
Zee thi os
Price S1a box. Sold BY 9. o: Ford. corner llth
street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry
Oo0f, Alexandria ts6y
Warranted TO ogRs IN Six DAYS DIR. Godfrey 9
Antidote, an English Specific Of sixty-hye years'
standing, will cure Goa9rrh1a IN str days Ho
change Of diet required Price 81 per bottle. Sold
washing ston. and Henry Cook. AlsIandria. j. s "
ATTENTION, Soldiers and others. Samaritan 3
S aqy to oss osis
be saved from long suffering and speedy death,
don't fail TO avail yourselves Of this remedy. The
Samsritsns Root and Herb Juices is the oaly
been treated with mercury. Take Of this purifying
remedy and be permanent tiy cured. Sseadvertiss.
msnt N anethsr column. jaE.H
Evening star., 1863-03-30
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
WASHINGTON, Mar n 80, Isf

The following packages remain in this Office
unclaimed and subject TO sale for freight and
Charges after thirty days from date unless re-
mcved.
Evening star., 1863-03-30
PURE BOURBON WHISKY.

BOTTLED By UDoLPHo WOLFE Ngw YORK
To tie Citicfn, of NaJiingtor:-For some time
past have been solicited by the Medical Faculty
Of this city to add to my "Scheidsm Aromatic
Schnapps" business the bottlins OF PURE BOURBON
WHISKY, which could be relied on BY the IN sdicsl
profession. would have scceded d to their request
some time since, but found it diff cult to procure
pure article After considerable difficulty and de
lay have arranged with two distiuers in Bourbon
county for regular supply. have also located an
agent In Louisville, Ky. for the purchase Of Bour
bon Whisky direct frem the distlIers when offered
for sale in that market.
Tho Whisky will be put mp in my schnspps bot
ties, and packed in of one dozen each, With
fac simiis of my signature on the Label
remain yours, respectfully,
UDoIPHs WOLFF. No. 22 Beaver st z
UDoLpHo WoLYs Esq % Beaver at, New YORK.
Dear Ss< The want OF Pure Liquors for Medicinal
thousands Of lives have been sacrificed by the uss
of adulterated articles.
We have tested thu. several articles which you
sent ns and consider i Justly entitled to the h ga
reputation you claim FOR il.
respectable Apothecaries IN different parts Of the
United States az Agents for the sale of your Bour
same, when needed for medicinal puSposes T '''n 'ls
Wishing You success IN your new enterprise,
We remain M.. your obedient servants,
JIM. Carnochan, M D., Professor of Clinical Sur
gerry, Surgeon ohief to the State Hospital, < c.,
Lexrs 4. sayre, NJ. o., 195 broadway.
II. P. De Wees, N. D., 791 Broadway.
Joseph Worster, NJ D., 100 9Th street
Nelson Ste le M D.; 81 Blescker street.
b. Raphael, n D, Professor Of the Principles
and Practices Of Surgery, New York Medical Ool-
lege, &c, 81 9Th street, and others.
TO COUNTRY MRRCHAHTS, DRUGGISTS AHD
PRIVATE FAMILIES.
beg leave to inform the pu bile have appointed
the following firms gents for the sale Of tins Pure
bourbon Whisky. where samples can always be
seen. and viii soop be TOR sale By every Grocer,
Druggist, aud Apothecsry and Hotel in the United
States. UDoLFHo WOLFE,
22 Beaver street, New York
". b. BRows BROTHERS, Agents.
mar 7-lm Baltimore.
CoRas ARE TEB UNIVERSAL TORMENT or MAN
KIkD.-To be relieved of these terrible evils, cali
on Dr.. White, and ubmit to his mani pu lati ons.
Hundreds of our citiIens testify with gratitude ss
to his sucoessful treatment of corns bunons, nails
growing in the ,s asrh, etc: Dr.: White make:
without experiencing pain: Office xs4 Pen.sylania
avenue, Lane Tucker build.ug :, between Four
and half and Sixth streets. No charge for con.
eultatiOn. mSr Atf
Evening star., 1863-03-30

TAR FOR SAILS
In Largo or small quAntiss, ~
KING ,ByRnNELL,
UAr HSu Corner l6sA st. AaA VeeaAaS Hv.
Evening star., 1863-03-30

SEVEN HUNDRED VoICSTRERs SICK IN CAMP :
Young men. be warmed in time. supply yourselves
with Holloway's Pills and Ointment They are
guaranteed to cure the worst Of Sores Ulcers
scuryy, Fevers and Bowe! Complaints. Oaiy 25 cts
per box or pot plg
Evening star., 1863-03-30

HORSE ST EALNa.-This morning. the mou t.
D patrol ar ested John III. II lney and James
Kelley. I'd pennsylvania, at ie Long Bridge,
in possession of two horses stolen from the
~" bles of Scatt's 900, with which they en-.
4eavsred to pass over the bridge. They were
taken to the Central Guardhouse, and the horses
were returned TO the stables.
Evening star., 1863-03-30

DISEASES OF TIE NERVOUS. SEMINAL, URINARY
AND SEXUAL sYSTEMs.-New and reliable treat
ment-in Reports of the Ro,sard Acknowledgement
in sealed letter envelopes free of charge Address
Or: Skillip Houghton, Howard Association, n,
Philadelphis, Pa. mar 25-lnl