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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-16
1ntcrnaI ncprnuc.

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
~ Fourth Collection District state VI Now YORK ID On,
oh ard 9Th Wards Of the City OF Ne~.fork. 49,
Pursuant 70 the provisions Of an Act Of Conere" entitled
An act to p.ovlcs Internal Revenue support the ooV.n
men, and pay the public dob approved Jny
i6h2 AMI subsequent acts notice s hereby rveh '" w
liable dutlos under SAID .cs N 'hs
Dnc, have .iv.d from tina Assessor 'ad D,.nct
his Annusl Collection List for tho Year ending Ar ~; ioes
that IN. os and ases s,sssrd by said Assessor have be
come duo and payable that wall attend TO oce.s the ssme
81 NV orce no. Is Franklin IT.. In tho City Of New York
d,Ilv fsuud,y, Ell c.pIel rom to fron tho 18th
aay of Noy,mb.r 6l 20 the yth day Of December 1855
Aud vi prr,on who shall neglect to y.y The dees and sIe'
pom them Inc, witLh tho the aoose sPenra,
~ JOHN MACK
Collector Fourth District. State Of New York
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Tinanlial.
ors1cs OF liARuosA coxPAsr, }

NNst
No. "a Walls, Aow-. ora. 5
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ BONDS oftbe MARlfOSA COMPANY, of b 4 eco esca.
day 0r,wnby lot of redempiopfrou the whole nn'
be- Of $40 Nos. 54. 2J ga, IL! ~ 40 80, 500 oil
G5S, $50 Sl2 Sos 90 99 ,0J3 1885, ~ 1855 l,5J,
J88 l4g 40 l,4@l, i4a9; and that the tozeher
with tho SIX months rocruod interest viii be paid in gold on
Isl day Of JsnuIs neat pesentaon 81 the chcc al the
Compaly Bonds must ne Qreseoied within ten deys amer tho
st dy Of January next, under pen,y for ul o. he rv.
ere Of .rdampiou Iou the sinking fund under this drawing
Dated Dec. I, 1853 MORRIS hETCHUM, Treasurer.
OFyIcE OF IuE SARATOGA EAPIaE SIZING Co.,
SsgAf0CA SPRINGS. Dec = hos.
NOTICE 20 STOCkhOLDERS.-A u meet
~ Of the Bosrd Of Trustee. Of this Company. held this
day. the follow ing rosolu cu adopted:
Reso'rec That = DIVIDEND OF FOUR t4) PER CENT
the Cauta stock of this Company be and the 10
hereby declared of Government payable At the
ITsusier Uu Of the Company, No. ~ Jonnst. New York
the 18Th Jsnury the holders Of said STOCK
Hkhe close Of business on tie 3lst met
I.NOTlCE The Commissioners for receiving
I1N SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 the NATIONAL BANk Of
3G0o cept having been solicited from various pers Of
hereby rive notice that the Books will remain to aud
Including the l7h inst nj the ofhcs Of the United states
Trus Company, Nc. a. Wsllst
Five per coutun 81 the Of each subscription VII b.
required be paid the of Subscribing end the baan -
IL iqssnenis may be cslrdlr by the rifccor m &C
codsnce with III. act OF Coness which felnies oil least
ness and the remainder IN instas Of ten per couuin
every two succeeding months thefeeitei $500
PETER COOPER, DAVID DOWS,
fRpEMAN CLARKE. HENRY W. r MALI.
BENJAMIN H. HUTTON. ~
New York. Dec. .. 1861 C0mmi''ionesH
VVANTED-A few hundred dollars OF the
w RECEIVERS CERTIFICATES Of ths PEG LES
BANK OF PATTERSON, New Jersey. Apply 10
WI. H. MARsToN, No. 20 Waist.
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1,lusita! Instruments.

AT HORACE WATERS, No. fSl Broad.
~ w.y.-PIANOj, MELODEJNS. HABNONUAiS aud
Nj SIC H. ISsIRUMESiS every description II The very
70. ..h pros. The Horace Pianos i e cd-ons
n.de Of the very best Esrs NarAn.i ioi i've year.
and GUARANTEED ave entire satisfaction New ana .-cot
hand r.nos Meodvns aid Cabinet Organs 10 rent; ronniy
received i1 the SANE \. AssoriE"n oi se 'hd
hand Pianos very low. Pianos AID Melodeo1s tuned, TT
paired moved boI'd aud dipped.
uOLACE WAILna Asept No. 4ei Broadway.
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Jnsurange Companies.
DHPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COM
III Parry, No. ls Wall st. New YORK
INCREASED CAPIrAL

III Parry, No le Wall st., New-fork
INCREASED CAPfrAL
CASH CAPITAL fUJoo ..
SURPLUS OVER &?0oUU ASSETS OVEN ~y""ny :,
Til, Cmtny with net assets amounting 10 moro than ian
Million Of Doisr safely Invested 10 prepared 70 one w
crss,ed facr. to insurers agsinf o-s OF aaase ny '"e
srd the Risks OF Inland Navigation aud Transportation
Ts attention Of tho public is directed 10 the peculiar sdvsa
tsYrs ofir red to the assured by this Company
In he arcumuistioa OF p,ohs forming surplus Of over
Two Thousand Dollars ard constantly Increasing and
liable for the losses VI the Company -
In Inc i.,ne Of per cent ihs profits In Scrip bearing
Der interest pas able annually Ia ca.h 70 customers OH
all Participation foiici.s
Psies insung with tho above Company enjoy al INC IA
vrpsgcs offered by paid In and safely Invested cs7h ,s'
with ne ,oonony epd ser1hiy Of ~ nuns ,ys'cm
nol,hiy wi,fe,ef iacnrf.d Ny the s'surcJ liberal r.
dncon H. the premium made Ia customer Pfe'o .S'
,.,rl' ins.l,n pollcis. HOBtRr = HONE. Prssdeat
DpACAz h. Cgkzr, SeosyAu
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COTTON WASTE-For Machinery, Wlpng
pri,, ,.., for ohipp,ns lola TO .nlt parobs'.''
- - .li ~, VI. w. VAULNAh. no. ~ "IhA@~t
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rruuAu OF { sILscNossS AsSsssKsTs /
No. Ciy h~ bsssssIs.
"ADISOS-AV. OPkNING-The Assessment
WI Ia for ,he ep~ni.r Of Madison the hands
OF the Collector Q. Asssnen,s AID payable imuedi.i''
he op,rty affected BY tia as.esmert ss sst~sea I'D s.d
i0oti-sl ana be'reep ID snJ oh avs
THOMAS y. SMITH, Collector Of Asses'menis
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nAINEs BROS PIAN0-FORTRs.

HAINES DROS' PIANO-FOKTES,
III wAHEROOH no IS BROADWAY. ,,
HAises rrssasi.. ii,n.s are alphabetically as Wit WIT
ilLs The CuEAt ksI fIhsr-NLAbS PIANOS 10 aiJ
s.ia, ib.a = ss~.i ofk awning ,iifTor go go ,.,,., ,r
Ns..r, Halr., ifsiE-T. fora OF the biSl ElfNO a.
tat LOWEST POSSIBLE fKi'k.-l Nr~ oh san
. sssr,'sfr.ss n.y. - l,syhETfisPi Si.an3,S
of AID peel be di'r.sie4 because thy ara e~ peod-
I..w o.. Au.lcA Lspe~.
Itsy ihs NEKi t-.,r Environments raas In h' coz
try They excel IN essey Of foru and hcI tone VI sai'
.p -sne.. and .se., tH.neylN on chns.sa
Tune
ior square piano e. esnno, be 'arpas.es IithNa N ~
Journal =.
We would ,sis in 'hewbs 70 thoss dsssths 70
,.frh... t.aoI a., nom THOUSANDS who for tA- act
n. y..s. Lss. u.sd or Lis,rusn ssz Of ssiiercs
which psOv,. n~l.s,Dy the tupIor ereecles o. cur J.
sIoa TERMS " FUkCAsb EASY.
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Amnsements.
OLYMPIC THEATER.

OLYMPIC THEATER.
" Lessee aud Mrs John Woo.
Hi. MiSAGEMEHT
has srss. pleasure h a,kn9wl..ds'ns
ELEGANT a shs Pr rwTrRrAN,yo
fRoGRAMME,
in which tie
ENTIRE STRENGTH Of THE COMPANY
AffEAR
suI beg to announce
it's r,pe.ion for THIS EVENING,
AND Ryyfi'RY EvENiSo THIS WEEK
SA'' JUN "O MRS. JOHN woopn
VIII appear every n aiII !, a, On r,,,crv D.
NINETTE (knowu as la Eo.'ensel ~. fHtf.Tz DAh-
BFR OF ISLINCION,
aud ,ing res Ballad,
written and composed efprrisy oI INC pisces cdleo
"1Hg MAIDEN AND rus LissEr"
Orchestra under the direction Of
THOMAS BAhEA
IN. eo.eas!nment. VIII eoulm.ncs With
The elegant little Confdy OF
LADIES BEWARE.
Mrs. SLOAN hiss HARRIS,
Nra sEDLEY BROWN
hner which,
SECOND TIME IN AMERICA,
new Farce,
20. nunNANp and %' aaSsoSGTAouE WILLIAMS.
EASY SHAVING.
Ernest Lyle (Corone ia tho Kings Drs-
goonsl :ar ~ Cars
Dssory Dbble "a w. Dsvides
Ezekiel Morton tioinss.y mi,istfs.s .
nnf~f the Commonwealth .-........Nr J. H. Ntodisf'
Adas twe of horopI. ,rs '.">
Siucte known La fosseuseI MR. John W ood
IN wLcn she win sings
NEW BALLAD,
"TEE MAIDEN AND TIE LlNNET'
Placs:
THE VILLAGE UF ELLINGTON
SHAVING SnDP OF NINETTx
Time:
THE RESTORATION
SHOUTS or LAUGHTER
M,, LOFTY EOU0H
Ia her inpersonAtion II
aigH'TARLE ATEH,
she will repeat oco ifa, CHI rscter IN tue sfeteb OF
"1hE IAhkLs LEGACY
JoGsh Bf W. 1e't"e'
Doors open et6t Performance, commence
Seats oan be secured three aays in advance.
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.4musememts.
lpARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM

4
,Ammsements.
|pARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE NEW PIECE
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE NEW PIECE.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE NEW PIECE.
BY fr the touching pathetic etcsn and saceesss4
MORAL DRAMA Produced heIc for yeafsis
THE TICKET.OF.LEAVE MAN.
THE TICKET. OF.LEAVE MAN.
THE TICKET OF.LEAVE MAN.
THE TICKET.OF.LEAVE MAN.
'Py TOM TAYLOR, embracing in Il. cast the ENT!@
slREFeyas sGas s %cy NEW NV S cUHE &C.
mi. Zee: s5ond. Win thrilling sni startling incidss -
erchsin tho most breafss attention Of the sodiencs 10
s;sanps 70 end ard Tas i , sbs 'A' '''''
BEAUTY OF HONESTY AND VIRTUE
and tho lne.,iniable
BLESSINGS OF HEAVEN-BORN CliAkISS.
ESlR9 XsTEasoos at t , ;,s3ssa s:V VI "a
''d Will Dc '''''aA.' DRAMATIC SKETCH.
THE TENANTS OF TUE TOMB.
in which s spf :: TsI.ris4 81 e.. THE GHOST
During each 'sFf''"'rTiis sal : zlsox.
from tho principal OF Paris. Berlin, Leo
&C., who produces the most wonderful muss IL A1ES
msut he calls tho
&ss DORA pAw TX sNoxA
To K s = an nis5 syTS J 'ns ki.3 THovr.
c'ons H e II fs YIsN5 is q o xHs gy sg''
producing music. eaus! to full orchestra 'fhvns pss
TIE TaLIEsr HUMAN SEiNos
ever known On 'l ft ife' I q .ns KING
FOURTEEN YEARS OLD I,,,o ,yc,vs uou
VEIGHINd BUT SEVENTEEN roUNa@
els s'nIl.s, living man ever known
'a'' -'a'' g sr 'slalIas i' BiSkooK TROUT.
"s fHHg.a' oRoUps or MOVING WAX nogREs
-, LloN, MAMMOTH BEAR ,vn,,,.
EDUCArLD SEAL, playa MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
s Is sn cidss ana.' @s
yyALLACK".
TAIN .o, It. conclusion The psfOrmsaos vii tsfu.AA
''''' VI" PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Tho continued demand fo seats to witness the new dssaA
RO5EDALE,
svery nsh; N dsrrsaee wishe. many rssS
visitors to tie es or W ss beg: g
yoa THUR DAY AND SATURDAY EVENING FYxa
WEDNESDAY, I6ts, ind
posrp.Lr. 'n0Ai' -
THURSDAY, Dec H.
MRS. WILKINS,
from tbs Theaer Royal Haynsrket London. wm ake -
nrst appearance N this county.
NR. MARK SMITH
VIII make his hft s,pserance iii, session.. =.
MISS MADELINE hESRl9uE5
WI alss appear for the frat tno this ssaseA
Sheridan knowies's fine Comedy Of The
LOVE CHASE
viii pe presented III, OCCASION, with new and sppeSo
scenery and the4bhew ns superb cast:
Wildraie Fi Lester w.
Master Waller. Cusr - ILL
W lii'sin Fond
Trusw D.s{
Master Unup.reys. broo14
Lash. ...hf. W ensm
Con stance.
W dow Green
Mics Madea be0yeos4
Sa<ss WV
SATURDAY, December 10.
Buckstones greet Comedy,
MARRIED LIFE,
On which occasion -
MRS. JENNINGS
WIN meke her brst g.pc arancc on any ssse~
MRS WILKINS will pef second sppSafeoeo -
Mr. YOUNG
end
Mr. FLOYD
VII also appear for thu first time this seasoe.
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GREAT TRIUMPH.
N sTFiSWAY u SONS. Sos = and 9. " akef st. rev
Yo-, We, invaded Lfs Prize msc.l o. the l,ie Great IN
.I. ioo.. F,hit,on Lonioa The d, flAos on al
psst, Of Cd. word cD.slc cd !os comp.Idon
IN, s,. correspond 1t OF The New York T.ne- s.yr:
"Ms.afs si.invsys lElOssmrgi BY tic Juiois !. en-
rhse ard AID noIs to ne tslns than 'hA o. en-!
T. ussef.~
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TUE PRIVATE GALLERY OF MODERN
Il PICTURES belonging 20
JOHN WOLFE esq,
ID NOW on EXHIBITION at The DUSsELpORF GAL
LERy No $40 broadway, for the benefit Of tic WoNANS
HOSPITAL, aud CtIiLD3 NURSERY. This collection CON
tans choice otigrs OF Psutipss and Drawings
Nv tie most yuished masters o. the Enssa, French
German, Flemish. ard American schools
Adois,Io., 3 cent. season Tickets 81 Opcnfrom IN
10 70 p ~ ,. .o,-.. r. A.. A...s, Al, a..
Won ans Hospital add CnAd Nursery viii close Friday
al,srioon, 10Th INST
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Z. JOSEPH RAILROAD

NOTICE is hereby given that tho undersigned
IN have sAis day formed LIMITED PARTNERSHIP por'
quart 10 the st,tctes Sse OF or he purpose
q trsnIsc,ng the GENERAL CLOrHIf0 BUSINESS IA
(hs City Of Eew-Yosk. unass the tim Of HENRY
e he partnership AZ. HlNRY PARBT and JOHN PARET
f. who both bayense Hudson CorE;y state Of
XSwJerey; that tie sos ,ISciei psrtTs Interested in the
3sy,nesAip lrs WILSON .. HUNT AID GEORGE Or
DYKE both residing Ia the Cy Of New York Tat each Of
Inch special snrs contributed to 81 Gosn thou
land dollars IN cash toward the stock Nsi tho ssia
psssnersip Commences tho tver,ytsh day Of Novrn'
pz thetb DAY OF SeyoulbeY taozend eigi, humid
Ia sne sirzy verL-Nsw-fo Ola, Nov. q, 1854
IS,rpcdl HKsRY PARET,
JOHN PARET. u,
WILSON &. NCSI
GEORGE OPpikE.
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HOPE CHAPEL, No .l3 BROADWAY
IL EVERY NIGHT.
a'i.L MAMMOTH SrEaEOsCOPTlcoN;
o., -
MIRROR OF TIE UNIVERSE
This srsrdia .utrrtaimneIi, which b, u.iiy attracting
boat e. eSes s.m 10 Ia4c tho tour o. th-
world in fancy. v,h0I. the efluse OF u1reL Tue noss
beautiful - ~ ..,....
SCENERY, ARCHITECTURE. AND STATUsRg
4 An6i nd ages presented ~ settle. Of superb views
thrown upon a canvas measuring 60 Spare feet aid iu
,ninsd 90 tho birrcy Vi MONDAY b. the me' powerful
urat Lnowi Science. Doors open a. Iours tes a.
IA Admission IS cent. Ticket. io- Reserved Seats, 80
cents bs had the Nuc Store 4 Firth sou Co. No 500
Bloadwsy and At the Chspel GRAND hArihkES every
WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY at . clock
H. b. mcKEON, Manager.
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A RMY CLAIMS AND BANKING OFFICE.
IA We collect, advance upon and cesh OFFICERS NC
souuts Psy and Bounes oi.DIsCHAhGED SOLDIERS.
Procure sessrnents Of BACK PAY aud BOUNTY for tho
Asrs of dscessed officers and soldiers also PENSIONS for
fuvaIids and Widows, Mothers and Minor Chicien.
SObIES BROWN Co.. No Isit Place ~ Y.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25

hNeEl hhulllyt NJ Nhh season. hhOulo use tno
sAMBUCI WINE, g...
Celebrated in Europe for it's medicinal and beneh-
cial qualities as gentle stimuIant Tonic Duretic
and Sudoriho, highly esteemed by eminent phyai-
clans, used In European and American Hospitals,
America.
II has no equal, causing an appetite ana building
up the system, being entirely pure wine OF most
AS A DIURETIC, ..a.
II impATtS healthy action Of the Glands and Kid
neyl, and Urinary organs, very beneficial In DreFSy
Gout, and Rheumatic affections.
sPEERs WINE
IL not q mixture or manufactured article, bat IL
pure, from the juice Of the Portugal SainbucuS
grape, cultivated In New Jersey, recommended BY
Chemists and Physicians possessing medical pro-
excellent article for an weak and deblltated per
sons and the aged and inhrm, improving the appe-
hte and benehting ladies and children.
ALADIES WINE,
Because 1t will not intoxeste as other wines, a. Il
contains mixture Of spirits or other liquors, and
Is admired for fts rich, peculiar favor and nutTtive
properties, impartlng healthy tone 70 the digest
I've organs, and blooming, soft, and healthy skin
WE REFER TO
A few well.tnown gentlemen and physicians who
have tried q Q Wine;
Gen. winAsl Scott, ,U.sA. Dr. Wilson, nth st. my
Dr.J. R. Clllt on, NY, City Dr Dougherty, Newark
DR.. Parker " Y. City Nj
Drs. Darcy 6Nieholl. New Dr. Marcy, New York.
ark, M. Or. Paist, PhiladA.
61-None genuine without the signature Of"AL
FRED sPEER, Passaic, N. j." is ever the cork
each bottle.
G-MAKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE.
For sale by Druggists and all hrst-class Dealers.
Trade supplied in Baltimore by VIM. H. BROWN
4 BRO.
A. sPEER, Proprietor.
VIFEYARD-Passaic, New Jersey.
OTFtcE-209 Broadway, New York.
John LA FoY, Paris,
nov sly Agent Gnr France and Germany.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25
RAILROADS.
HHAEs en- or HOURs.
Hknadslphis, wiimlBs ton and baltimore
Al no D.

.i#.HF r ~ .
On and after MONDAY, 5ANy 9th, 1ssa, "
PASSENGER TRAINS LEArE PB1L1DA FOR
baltimore. At 400 a. m., Express, Mondays en-.
cepied,l s.t6, ll.Sb a M, (ENpreas,l and sOOp, M
sc Chsstsf aHs Is A. nj, LOO, lao and II Do p. H.
Wilmington, AZ 400 [hiondAys eNceptedO ans,
llSs s@., 100 t2G ssd ni'%B B,.%Sc a5 r
| Dover, At 9lb A. m. and 40 p. m. @
Milford, At B.lb A. m, .s...
salaburY, at g. 10 a. M ...... .......
i.i TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA LEAVE ..
Baltimore at 500, TO- 10 a. m tExpresSJ tio (Ex-
prSsyss,l SO and % iExSEs'I e. ,as7
p. m, 40, 300 and ii 30 p. m. .. .....r
Salisbury At 2ib p! m! u - II. ...
Milford AZ t,66 p. IN.
Dover at 80 a, IN. and g. 10 D.
New Castle Al $50 \. m. aRd8iDp m. Igf Il
Chester at s.iO apd 1909 a, M, i2.sO, 6O7 and
leave baltimore for salisbury and intermediate
stations ~ {. 9S and % p. m. O.. .... ia .".F.
Leave Baltimore Tor Dover and intermediate sta
tiona, at Aio pm. .'I .H.rHI rrfr
-sT7i1i TRITRS FOR BALTIMORE "a ...r
Laaye Chester At BI5 =. m, s.s5 y. IN. -'nu
Leave WILMINGTON at 800, 9.2b q. M, l2.s6, 40
p. m, and l. 90 a. m. '."
FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger car attached,
VIZ hasSS GSS PhifsSspSiA of Perryve ana ntt,
Leave Wilmington, for Perryviiie and intermedi-
ate PIS:sS %IimiaSton n $ ol Ph.dshia dnterme
diAte places at p. N. .r.g. fH. r.
sUNpAYsEonly at a. m and l2 m, from Phila-
delphiA 10 Baltimore. VI % .l :. .'," L..r' Hl1
From PhIiGdoirhiG to wilmington At II and 70
From Wilmington to PhiiAdelphiN at p. m. and
ioSiy at $50 p. m. from baltimore to PhiISdsl-
pGs mar Is-tf wM. STE Arms, sip't.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
@AR

,Tp and after Monday, March 2ad, 1888,
THE PASSENGER TRAINS ...
.'. between '
HAsHINGToN, BALTIMORE, AND THE WEST
,-iurp will run as follows: -. ...-t,f.
Sig Daily Trains bGtVeel Washington aud Bdh-
more,
Too Daily Trains bttyeen Washington and he
''L '""'". ID" Wsa,
Too Ddily Trains bsttOesl Washington and Har-
mE' Per'S Ferry.
On s..ndays, rss trains 10 Bdlitnore and one 10 he
RsSi--as follows; 1.lO a. m, and and 9 p. m.
PaAsanRers for the West make close connections
at Warrington Junction Relay with the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad for AZ points West, al lore rates
=" fST plia and Eclv York-Leave Washington
at 8 and II .i6 a. m, and g SOP m
For AnndPolts-LeAve Warrington at a. m and
FOR ALL PoISTs WEST,
and Stations along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
leave WaShiagt,. at $50 and a IN. and $50
BETWEEN WASHINu ION AND BALTIMORE,
Leave Baltimore at D., 96 and 10 a. m. and $50,
100 and spI m. slndays a. 40 and 500 D. m and
Leave M Washington at 6.sO,se .IIIIS A. IN. and 3,
S, and B.sOp. II, sundays at 8 a. m. and and $40
D. m. onlY.'.'.N ...t. ....'.
Local Accommodation Trains leave Baltimore at
10 a. m. and .. 90 pm for Washington, arrive there
at II 90 n. NJ. and l.6O p. m. Leave Washington AT
ia m and s D. m, for Baltimore, AFriI e there at
8 10 a. III. and so and B,60p, m,
No Annapolis connections on sunday from Balti-
more or Washington.
Passengers leaving " ashingtoR at J. 30 and a, M.
and 80 u. m, make connections at Washington
Junction Relay with trains on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad for all points west Of the Ohio river
and for all polnts along the lire the Baltimore
and Ohio road, IN Maryland and Virginia.
Way Passengers must take the Accommodation
Trains only. W. T. SMITH,
feb is Master of Transportation.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25
TO Horse OwnersI

DIR. SWEETS IEFALLIBLE LINIMEET FOH
HORSES 10 uuFiYAlled by any, and in all cases OF
LAmeness, arising from sprains, Bruises, or
Wrenching Its effect 10 magical and certain. Har-
mesa, Saddle Calls, Scratches, Mango, &o IT will
also ire speedily. SPAWN and Ringbone may be
easily prevented and cured In their stages
but confirmed cases are beyond the possibility Of a
radical cure. No case OF the kind, however, II so
desperate or hopeless but It may be Alleviated by
this Llniment and its faithful application will ar
ways remove the LAmeneHs, and enable the horse
to travel with comparative ease.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25
.RA AHK LIN a. CO.,


244 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
North side, between Twelfth and Thirteenth ste.
and
ass PENNSYLVANIA Avenue,
Under the National Hotel,
Offer to the public for the
Approaching HOIiduYs
their richly assorted stock of
GOLD sPECTACLES and EIE-GLAsSEs,
with genuine Brazilian Pebble or Perisc0pic CAses
correctly suited for every sight.
MICROSCOPES, OPERA GLASSES
MILITARY FIELD GLASSES,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, CARTES DE VISITF
&C. &c. &c.
HREAT DECLINE IN GOLDI
And in order to reduce our present stock, we have
Reduced the Price OF our Clothing,
And are now selling OT at rapid rates.
The people find that
J. BRUCE & CO.'S
Is THE PLACE to buy
COOP CLOTHING AT Low RATES
Call before it is too late, and secure some Of thu
GREAT BARGAINS
now offered at
No. 4sI seventh street,
TWO DOORS BELOW SMITHS.
j. BRUCE a CO, Clonisrs,
nATI7 20 seventh street, near 81.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25
THOMAs K. LLOYD,

ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMANTS,
AND AGENT FOR PROCURING
Bounty Lands, Pensions, AFreArS
of Pay, Extra Pay, &c,
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
win give prompt and efficient attention to the
proseution OF Claims Of every description against
Ahe Government, and make no charge unless sUO.
OeaafuL
Both references and charges for services will be
made satisfactory.
II Pensions secured for soldiers wounded or diS
aased during the existing war; also for the widows
And orphans OF soldiers who have died from WOundn
OF disease incurred Whale In the United Sates ser
Nleej also, Bounty Money for the heirs-in-lAW OF
soldiers deceased during the existing war.
Fees divided with attorneys or other persons for.
WartiiRg business.
The highest priges paid for Land WarTants.
Address
THOMAS +. LLOYD,
Attorney for Claimants,
No. 476 seventh street,
Washington, d. C.
N. b. Editors Of papers publishing the above card
will be entitled to my services to the amount oi
sAs.s ass 9sAEso' 'sIE TIE l.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25

..'. WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Leave Washington at 8 and Ills A. NJ. and and
Leave New York at and 10 A. M. and 7sO and
II 30 p. NJ r
fifty pounds OF Baggage only allowed each pas
sengef Passenger are prohibited from taking
anything az Baggage but their wearing apparel.
All Baggage over nifty pounds to be paid for extra.
The Company limit their responsibility Tor baggage
to One Dollar per pound, and Will not be liable for
any amount beyond 100 Dollars, except by special
contract. .. VIM. H. q ATZMEh, Agent.
January 8, 1863.
LINES FROM NEW YORK FOR PHILADELPHIA
WILL LEAVE:
From foot Of Cortland street, at II m, and D. M. o.,
via Jersey City and Camden at and 10 M, Q, 30
and II. 80 p. m. via Jersey City and KensingtOn.
From foot OF barclay street at a. M and p. IN.
via Amboy and Camden. S.. 20
From Pier No. North River at l and p. m,
Freight and Passenger) via Amboy and Camden
mar
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25

DR.. STEPHEN SWEET, OF CONNECTICUT,
The Great Natural Bone Setter.
IDR. STEPHEN SWEET, OF CONNECTICUT,
Is known all over the United States. ....
DR.. STEPHEN SWEET, OF CONNECTICUT,
IS the author of" Dr. sweets InfAllibl0 uniment,''
DIR. SWEETS RFALLIBLE LININENT
Cures Rheumatism, and never fails. ...
DR.. SWEETS INFALLTBLE LINIsIENT
IS a certain remedy for Neuralgia
DR.. SWEETS INFALLIBLE IMMINENT
Cures Burns and sealds immediately.
DR.. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIBIENT
IS the best known remedy for spraiRS and Bruises
DR.. SWEETS INFALLIBLR LINIMENT
Cures Headache Immediately, and was never known
to fail. u"
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Affords immediate relief for Piles, and seldom fails
to cure.
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Cures ToothAche in one minute.
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Cures Cuts and Wounds Immediately and leaves
no scar.
DR.. SWEETS NFALLIBLE LINIMENT
10 the best remedy for Sores In the known world,
DIX. SWEETS INFALLIBLR LINIMRNT
Has been used by more than million people, and
all praise 1t. ..'.
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Taken internally, cures Collie, Cholera MorbuS, and
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Ia truly friendin need, and every family should
have It at hand.
DR.. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMRNT
Is for sale by all Druggists. Price Is aud 50 cents.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-25
NTOTICE TO SICK AND WOUNDED
IN SOLDIERS, CIVILIANS AND OTHER
DEPOT OF RAo.R.R. co.

The Railroad Companies composing the line be
tween Washington and New York have put
large Car, fitted up with beTths, well ventilated
are wounded or sick, with exception Of contagious
diseases - .-- -
The Car will leave on TUESDAYS, rH UhsDAYs
and sATURDARs, for Philadelphia, at . O'Clock
O. m, Express Train,
DEcEBIBER -, 1854