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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC CIAL.
MONDAY. March les p. 4

MONDAY, March 16-6 M.
To days bank statement compares as follows
with that .oflast Monday
Wsk caGiac Loans. Specie. circmd,ios Deposts
March 1881 C0s,S22 3s,To50S9 s,ee3,5 III $50 2l2
Aareh IL l7.s'oa4y 36,II0gsJ 1861 0l6 03s
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MIsCELLANHOUs.
A PURE HOLLAND GIN
"A ARohArIC sCHIkDAM


The decidedly superior qualities of this heahy beverage
aud nedcnai aseh, over ~ other acaholc dis,ians
o. lie mos, .enae chemists ard the issasm. -
the medical faculty throughout the Union
Acohole only BY three thousand uhy
IN Va sns l,sed sates but by the governmental anayd a
y mas been adopted wholesome and grateful
Anu t powerful medca auxiliary, the auspices
is reputation into he r.edaI institution. OF tae unira
states Cu.a heSieo AMI the south American republics from
iTmsries and hosia
lis su IN these medical institutions has morc than
the ehr eclaons Of the physicians BY whom has
The importation OF the sCuNAprs by the .naer.isnet
ube only one renninc) unrlualed IL hc lis,o sim,
added 1S' % l1 " u aa House sn
and village " the un ted Status Win IL p9fatnns
10 ha wcst indies Mraeo soo,h America and hussraa
70 initiate this Ia spurious
aons non ~ @ 70 % ~ ~ uh.e eoe'
be In iurcd and bis own Infamous nirress advanced.
out he paie u the aw sas been praes Sy a. s rns
ped hole cpmp9under To- h his pocket ut tho sacha %
5dSs ana S s sGnEpaM 1RoMATio
The DEF lpabe effects which have la 10 owed
snmou. 10 the ana solr nporter 10 hrna
around his pure importation additional sainguArds should
signatures aud bottles 10 puiehasr none save
have The nneqnvocal marks OF WOLFE SCHIEDAM AFRO
il scarcely necessary add-what has been 80 frequent
iy proved by affidavit and anaysishg the schids Arc
mai scbnapra distilled from barley The q Atty
in Europe ty special iuarrs With the Greatest
care ha, II j. favored by the Juiia berry II Italy tho
by c iar proces which erpclA from the spirit ~ cry
aefid PARTICLE leaving nothing behind II but pore alcoho
easse o H. Spee and sni ne p le para
on of similar name or bearing nppros TO it.
Tie Hchnapp- pu mp ia qutrt and pint bOtes 10
containing Two dozen zach no name o the under ined
snile OF his sgnntur. on the labc
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

(,LASs OF 6O. n. X v A.-THERE WILL NE MEET
" ing the Class Of ihO ~ the New lork Free Ara
deny mt the Academy, Wednesday the Ism lust ~
clock T. NJ TO take appropriate rrrrcncr To the
death OF our late cassniac o. Eusrnr Ttsin1r.
THOMAS ALLISON,
Pr std-nt.
II. atDap. Secretary.
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Increase (40 per cent) t)................ $1,io2 ~
Adrian II. Muller, p. r. Wilkins h Co., sold by
order Of Jacob B. Jewett and Thomas Parish, ex-
ecutors of James Parish, deceased, the following
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

Ladies', Try Lnird's Bloom or Youth. or
Ird Pcnr for rr serving and beutiiyng the complexion
aud skin and be convinced It's value All druggists and
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

Medical Adviser, &c., oM Disen ses OF the
nsyous Seminal Urinary and Sexual systems Infaibe
warner No. vesey Dr. N. Larrlon', Gi7 Broad
way up stairs, New York Hours treatments 10 daily
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

Wtstor's Balsn m OF Wild Cherry IL Well
known great remedy for colghs colds aud lung aec-
tons. .fsNMM
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

Bnrry's Trieophcrous for the HAIR
raonxed by the principal families Europe snd America
xhis excellent article admitted be prepare
Non Tor All purpcscp connected With the HAIR II prevents
- falling on erndcntes scurf dardrun keeps
She most beautiful condition Its habituai renders the
Yse OF OIL pomatum any other preparation quite super
nuous Sold by all Druggists throughout United states
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ltOpPERs.--ALL CoOPERs VINO HAyE BEEN ~
~ my snps. aud Wish continue but hay. bsen fo'e-d
o. stop work by the threats of tn. M
sda Nill be sc work and protected agana ~ ntrrfe
.tnse. A Y bitiGUs.
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

Diseases of ahe Nervous. Seminal, Uri-
nary and Sexual sys,emsNew and reliable treatinentn
rerors OF the HUwAkD ASS0CIATlON-Sent In sealed
letter envelopes. free ~ la,e Address DR. skILLN
HouGHioh, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
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THE NEXT HOUSE

A correspondent writes thatwe have conceded
to the Opposition one of the three Representa-
tives in Congress TO be chosen from West Viz
gina. lie is mistaken. We copied from The
Herald an estimate which did SO: but we copied
that estimate not to adopt but TO controyert 1t.
We have no fear that West Virginia will elect
any other than Administration Members.
Maryland will have but fire Representatives
in the next House, instead OF SIR as iVr some
time past. Were the patronage OF the Govern
ment in that State thrown into the Emanclpa-
ton scale this reduction would be unlucky;
now il +. otherwise. Maryland is this hour tor
Emancipation yet her politics are so managed
that she Is very likely TO return four Copper
head. to Congress and elect Legislature that
VIII send another TO the Senate.
AS to the Members elect 20 far we have
cla.scd them exactly as they were chosen In
PENNSYLVANIA, one Democrat lDailcy) vas
elected over the regular nominee OF his party
mainly by Administration votes: wc class him
with the Opposition. Two Republicans were
likewise chosen on stump nominations, receiving
the Opposition vote We have ella -ed them OIL
the Administration side. In all other cases,
the Members elect were chosen on regular party
nominations 10y regular party votes.
The HcraH claims Gen. Frank =. Blair
(hToihcr OF the Hon Montgomery Blair Post
ma.tcr-Gencral) a. of the Opposition saying he
was NOMINATED and elected by the Democrats
OF So Louis" lie was nominated and elected
As Republican, and nothing else. The vote OF
the District stood
BIZ. Rfprb t7u Knox. Enaacioa'iou 800
Boz. p1i1c'af.. .-...-. @ 80
NJ. Blair Is Of the Caybaak or moderate
school Of Anti-slaycry men; bat j. decidedly
for the Administration. unless he has changed
both suddenly and secretly. lfthe coalition OF
Ciaybhnk nud Coppcrhead now ruling Missouri
ha, bound him over to the Copperhads, the
public should have authentic information OF the
fact We presume that he will be found next
Winter opposing what ar siigmaiized as Rad
zeal measures, bu, sustaining the Wa aud gem
orally the Administration.
We have not attempted to fix the position 81
the Kcr'uoky Members. Each OF them viii
speak for himself az the proper time. should
they vote for Fernando Wood Or any other Cop
pcrhcad ior Speaker, our columns will bear wit
mes to the isoi.
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not have his boy grow up without that culture
which lends its chief grace to human character,
who feared to see his child bestialized utterly by
tbe noxious influences of the plantation, was
forced to send him to the North for an education;
while Northern goyerncsses were imported for
tbe training of the misses. But as his indigna'
ton at Abolition fanatics grew more and more
Grvid the Planter was forced to take still an
other ground. He did not mince matters. lie
as we have seen, most Loudly III DE-
half of ignorance. He sneered at Yankee COM
mon Schools. He rallied at Yankee DOCKS. lie
denied the value of popular mental cultivation
altogether. If wisdom meant anything more
than skill in getting work out Of the slaves, anu
cotton and tobacco out of the ground, then lgho'
rance was most certainly bliss, and WISDOM
most certainly folly.
Times have changed. The unbridled license
of the plantation has eliminated in an insurrec-
ton The necessary invasion oil Southern tcfl-
tory has carried with it not only the arts OF war;
but the arts of peace. The Soldier OF the Union
marches 10 the note, Of nober civilization
than the Planter with al his cheap philosophy
has ever dreamed Of, and although it might not
have been difficult, with but moderate exer-
else OF common sense, to have kept him out oil
the Southern territory il will not be BY any
means easy to dislodgc him now that he j.
already there. Should Tie Government rigidly
confscatc, not merely the Blacks, but The lands
OF the guilty, an opportunity will be afforded OF
exhibiting 20 the Patriarchs specimen OF the
advantages Of Free onl Requited Labor WIN
the introduction Of Yankee ihrilt and enterprise
the production Of The South may be doubled.
The wasted and neglected soii will again exhibit
lis fertility. The recuperation will be complete
Peace will return indeed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25

BIZ the sidon, which arrived here yesterday,
we receive ,so days later foreign flies. summary OF
the Sdcns acws has already been published BAT our
Gcs coa;ais many additional details Of considerable
interest.
Archdake Macmillan, who appears TO be willing to
accept the Mexican throne, will lean entirely On nc
conservative or Church party Of that country, Inc
France OF Paris makes the ridiculous statement
that fifteen out Of tie eighteen Mexican
States had already pronounced In lis favor. Every
one acquainted with tho military position Of Gen. foey
viii rec the inpossi5ility Of such report.
The three Powers have replied to Russia. Tie semi.
official papers Of Paris contain respecting the French
reply considerable amount Of reports but nothing has
70, been published officially.
The German papers beginning to pay great atten.
.,on IN the Reform question agitating their
try The Kings Of sa1ony. wurtcmburg Hanover,
and Bavaria have accepted the Invitation ofAustria
end viii meet with the other powers at Frankfort on
HeH*N
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CrrtERAL NEWS.

The draft was resumed yesterday in the city
/, ,he WITH and With Districts In the former the
first four wards drawn in the latter the Eleventh
Ward To-day these districts will be completed by the
drawing of the Fifth Sixth. and Eighth Wards of The
NTH and the Seventeenth Ward Of the With District
In addition to these districts the With under Capt
Manicrrc, comprising the Eighteenth Twentieth ana
Iwcnty-second will be commenced Tomorrow inc
Nth District Capt Duffy. embracing the seventh
Tenth Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards VIII be
drawn. Operations Yesterday were marked by no
special incident and everywhere good order was OBJ
served.
The report Of the City Inspector for the
past week shows tina, during that period oo'
deaths occurred in this oity-a decrease of 1876 IN
comparison with the mortality of the previous WEES
and an increase Of l43 as compared with the pilS
of mortality Of the previous year OF the deeeasou
were men. lO7 women, 2l3 boys and 2l3 girls -Four
hundred and eight little ones under five years U, "s
were swept away by cholera infntum and other sum
mer complaints to which children are no'o VI ',''
ee There were "a deaths by typhus fever ol by con
sumption. u by coup de socH shot III rio' muir
dorcd. and killed by accidents.
The Stock market has been very strong and
active and several Of the railway shares closed at higher
prices than any those reached during tie previous weeks o
specula,on There j. rsc amount Of realizing but 1t l.
more ihsn cverbaonced by excited p Of speculation n
other parties who have sold ont previously and want to buy III
esin Government Stocks strong but not active The
rarle, closed firm Tie market for fogcu Exciais' con
Times very du' 1861 for Sterling and 'i'a ' i'i
freucs Frc-his dull and heavy. The Money miA''
continue. to lc very easy at q cont with tie osn eScep
tons ~ audi. The demand mod'raieiy er,"e' ""o
ound before regular buncs. hours IT ~ but improved at
The Boa- 70 1el with ale, there Of only 5000 and ruled Of
That 20 s.y until stenoon, when was sold at ll H.
arkc, closed 90 1921. The downward movement u gold and
exchange has depressing effect upon the ofeaa-'oa nh
and prices arr Sc. -four and &c. o. wheat Com A.
limited supply oud advanced 02c., with iA dfH"d u
Provisions there moderate inquiry for p9fs and o On q"
previous prices. FOREIGN produce u quiet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25

the United States, declares that such right
does not exist, or cannot be enforced, and with
equal plainnesS of speech it rebukcS the iaotious
and dSloyal spirit which seeks to entangle the
State and the National Government in a conflict
about jurisdiction, such as might lead, and has
been designed to lead, to a far more serious con-
test. The design has been so thoroughly ex-
posed, and the law so clearly stated that the
possibility Of pursuing such a scheme may be
considered to be at an end.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25

The advance of Cen. Rosccrans's army ap-
pcared before Chattanooga OF the 2lst, and at
once commenced an attack. The Rebels re-
sponded. but their batteries were quickly S.
fenced. Our attack appear to have been only
fccler. The Rebel wo,ks are very strong
Bragg has been superseded by Johnston, who
arrived there on the 10Th with two trans OF
troops. The condition of the Rebel army is said
by dcsertcrs TO be very bad. Dcser,ions are nu-
mcrous. and The men have little hope or spirit
II Is stated that our men had crossed The Ten
nessec AID burned q railroad bridge, seyerng
connection between the right and left wings OF
the Rebel army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25

arms; and a diplomatic protest with nothing
behind il would have been a confession Of i'm
potence. Let US calmly bidc or time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
THg SPY CASE.
washington Monday. Aug-s. a. SD
To The Associated Pres;
DESERVING RECRUITS SHOT.

pE>GAiiNh hfNRAiaN ShFA'
A gentleman. who to-day returned from the
Army Of tie Potomac says the regiments are daily III
ing M with recruits The sanitary condition Of 10
troops good Three priyates from Rhode Island ~o
had jus arrived Shot while in the act o. desert
Ing by their escort Eleven recruits yesterday leapd
from the ears Oh the road 70 Warrenton and proceeded
fr a time Ia making thclr escape. \ party Was ds
patched in pursuit Comparatively few of these kind Of
soldiers manage To get away beyond our military Ines
~ scouts are ont in all directions 20 intercept item.
The order OF Ma Gen. Meade approving the sentences
Of death in such eases viii it is believed etce,uaAy
check further de.eriions
CONSUL TO GENOA.
Charles II. Upton of Virginia has been sp'
polluted Consul 70 Genoa. He hiss been despo!lec OF us
home At Uptons Hill by the rayagcs of war
THE ORDER AGAINST WOMEN VISITORS.
The order of the War Department refusing
passes to women 10 visit the Army of the Potomac
imperative.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25

The Return. sent 10 the Department u
Aurirmitur stutisiics'
From our Special Correspondent.

WASHINGTON, Aug. % l;oS'
We have received a copy of the Return OF the
Crops for July published by the Department OF Asr'
culture From it We make extracts OF interest," "
the general reader. The general appearance o. INC
crops throughout the country regarded as very '0'
able.
The wheat crop is safely harvested ag
best II no, the very BEST ever grown III ,AV "a
States Ii is not Tree from local injuries pa' 'us ~
true Of every year" An interesting inquiry VII. ~
farmer is What viii be the probable foreign ue'as.
for whea' Large was the crop oi iasi yes. Wv s,J
eral activity AZ home In most branches OF pus.
the heavy foreign demand. assured 10 hia 7. 81
prices 80 long "a the lasts the same nome ~
viii prevail bur present indications are nor lon, ts
:, ,,rrnr foreign, demand All accounts repre''hl wv
English crop, ns very favorable ou stin tn'y p?
much injured before they harvested ills nyf ar
mrut ought 10 be- placed In close eohly NM =, ,ho,s
Ionsuls abroad that nierioga'oiios siy . la al.
answered by our home correspondents might W ~
dressed "a tLen. -. - h-,.Js,ufs
The following table shows tho exports Oh or'""''a
from the Port Of Ncw.York Tor the first seven m0''"
in the years 1861 1862 and 1862 ending July ii Oh '''A
wear: - ..,., tS63.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25

No DRAFT ORDgRED.-The drait IN the State
probably be PIT IN l9reV before tue Is Vi September
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25

FuILAptifiiiA, March :. leuD
Mr. JEFFERSON DAyIs-My Dfar Sir: Can you tell
me n Gen. Harmon Is likely 10 remain much longer IN
Nicaragua, should like to go To that country ana
help opsH a 10 Civilization and Higgors could get
strong recommendations from the Presidents present
friends in rcnnsy WANNA for the place were the mission
nm tired of being A white slave at the North and
Tong for a home ~ The sunny South.
Please le me hear from you when You nav, leisure
Mrs. Brodhead unitcs with me IN sending Aihu ''noih
brlnccs to Mrs Davis nhd Yourself
'N'' ~ JOHN BgODIEAp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25

The decrease in amount Though net In value WIN. :,
this table exhibits is chiefly owing to al ad'ai'vY.
prices hcrc How far there is hope OF an Improves
an equal demand that will prevent further a'''v,
cannot now DO determined positively but as ren
the indications do not favor demand eluai " Wv
present.
Tns CONDITION OF THE CROPS FOR JULY. 4,
heat and Barey crops have been CO.. ~ ia
cxcc1eat coadi,loa. Lael p!Vries eAsh pu' wv wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25

The writer of the following letter 10 .Icr
Dayi, is not, rs has been enormously stated, Il
L. :. ex-senator. That is Richard Brodhead,
jr., Of Easron. II took Philadelphia Copper.
head To inditc the annexed:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25

The adjustment Of prize money Is now o'cu'
py!as tie attention Of the Fourth Auditors once Up
warl q thirty million dollars are now in process Of s
ement Amongst other cases Is that OF the Peierhon
recently adJulsed prize Tie value Of ship laa cargo
IS estimated at a million dollars.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-30
Jan ely

TERMs OF THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.-Notice
70 hereby given that, BY . rule OF the Court, its
terms have been fixed a. follows:
General Terms.
Third Monday Of January.
First Monday Of May.
Third Monday Of October.
Terms ofhs Circuit Court.
In which Alone Jury 10 impAnneled for the trial
Of civil oAses,) ~ N'.'
First Tuesday OF Februsry.
Third Monday Of May.
Firt Tuesday Of November.
TsrNs Of he Criminal Court,
First Monday OF March.
Third Monday Of June.
First Monday Of December.
T~as ef Ne Dtafrtd Count
First Monday OF June,
First Monday Of Deeember.
Special Terms.
First Tuesday Of January,
First Tuesday Of February.
First Tuesday OF March.
First Tuesday Of April
Third Monday Of MAy
First Tuesday Of June.
First Tuesday OF July.
First Tuesday Of September.
First Tuesday OF October.
First Tuesday Of November.
First Tuesday Of December.
BY order OF the court. RI. MEIGs,
jy0
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-30

Ever fanily, u tAiA ssason, shcaA uss ~
,.,, uoIfli sAMBuCr WINE, risi t'h"I.g
Cslshrstsd In Europe for its medicinal and bsasa.
snd Scdoa. hsSs sssssnsd 81 Si s%is.as pSSs
Stanes tseA IN EuropeAn and American Hoepttals,
anaSysonS o. tAs nrst families In Europe and
-' - ~. a'-,a As A TONIC, W.. = ...a'
y d: :y:s:$, bsiss :ssf:iy pui: vine % o. %o:s
-Il-'''' : ~ As a DIuRETIc, 'ass.l ,atsr'.a
\ inpar!: healthy sstten Of the Glands and KID.
sSsysi isna y,tna,y oTs.1s ,yssy Dsnsssasiin Drsry
sous ana Nnsumaae ansenons. . ct Poo. fSa .l
~, .,f .,,,t sPEERs WINE ft 80 81 ls4
d not mixture or nanufsstured artisls, but u
Srsps, % %sSiSivsssd In IN new Ssysy, rseommendsS y
Ssrtiss superior q saT otSsf Wines X sss, ssd a
EXCELLENT Article for ~ weak and debiitated per
:on nd ne ~ ,nd1nnr% !HPtoyins the apps'
....l 'or D'ruA LADIEV WINE, tr .'H'1 %.
Desau II win not intoxissts ~ other winss, u Il
sontsins no mixture ofsplfits or other liquors. aad
b admired Tor ta ch, psouar navor, and nutr1tavs
sissoas assas aS .1as .aa s.sS ai sss
WE REFER TO a. .a.,. .D
4 few wsll:kuown gsntismsa and physicians who
Ssa sa Ta,sn ;so, ~. Br W,s1
g. Ysiisl en- r. y G.1. Di Nnsosh'r' Newark
II. ny. ''0'" '''N" d. r. R P.i.s, fsi,sa'.. .
nrNone genuine without the signature ofaAL
rRGp epEkR, Passaie, N. u" 10 over the cork d
TbNAKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE. q OBJ
For sale by Druggists and all hrst-elass Dealers.
Trade supplied IN Baltimore by WIN. n. BROWN
A. sPEER, Proprietor.
| vINEyARD-Passaie,N New Jersey.
IIr sITus 'TITI John La FoY, Paris,
nov Sly Agent for France snd Germany.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-30
THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
l. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED

STATES FOR THE SAID DISTRICT.
To sA pAom may concern, GREETING:
Notice 10 hereby given, That, on the 18th day of
July, 1851, the United States steamers Jacob Bell
and Satellite captured, .s lawful prize, . canoe,
OF Warrington, and the same are libeled and pros
ecuted In this Court In the name of the United
said cause will stand for trial at the City Hail. In
the city OF Washington, on the first Monday OF
Oetober next, when and where all persons are
warned to appear to show cause why condemna-
tion should not be decreed, and to intervene for
their interests.
BY the Court. r. J. NIEIGS,
y2b Clerk
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-30
HEAR THE WITNESSES I

Worthless and pernicious articles are 30 often
bolstered sP In the advsrtlsinE columns OF the
HosTsTTEn's % II i BfTTERs rarely n siPs Quotation.
from their business correspondenes, least the
GENUINE OPINIONS Of those who use and ap-
founded by the unthinking with the FULSoME
RlGMAROLE put into the mouths of MEN OF
STRAW by unscrupulous empires and chsrlatsns,
whose double object is to SELL both their trash
and the PUBLIC.
Believing, however. that FACTS IMPORTANT
TO THE HEALTH AND COMFORT OF THE
MOMENT by addressing the parties who vouch for
them, ought not to be HID under bushel the under
signed publish below n few communiea atiops Of re-
cent date, to which they invite the attention of
the people, and at the same tins ESpECIALLY
REQUEST all readers who may feel interested in
THEMSELVES, and ascertain the correctness Of
the pArticulArs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-30
To Horss OvvnsrsI

Or. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT Foo
HORSES Is uarivAlied By any, and In all Gases Of
Wrsnohips, IL s6sst o nssicsi and certain. Hsr.
Also are speedily spsslh .ad E!ngbeHs may b
but oosarmsd sasss ars bsyond III poislSliify q
radical cure. No ssss Of the Hind, however, 10 20
Desperate or hopeless but u may le alleviAted BY
Vays remove ths LAmsness, and enable the horse
70 fEsyel With comparative ease.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-30
A RrasnA IN AssA. I'M 4.

DR.. SWEETS IHEALLIBLE LIRLNENT, q an
external remedy, 10 without rival, and viii alls'
viate pain more speedily than any other prepare
ton. For all Rhsumatio and Nervous Disorders II
I. truly i.falli6ls, snd. - surstivs M for Sores
liz, snd powsrfp strensthening propsrtiss, excite
iksjuN k6nssr and sstonishmsnt Of all who have
ever fiyen it1 tnil.' 'OtSr one thousapd oertin.
sstss of remarkable spfss, psiforhpd byit within
The lsst two years, sttest tbs feet.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-30
EMBROIDERY.
ARCHITECTURE.

M A r B L K WOR ks.
HENRY PARRY, manufacturer Of Marble Man.
tells Monuments, Mural Tablets, Tiles, Cabinet
Altar Tables, &c. Manufsctory and WArerooma,
y, 70 and 10 East Twenty-seeond street, near
Fourth avenue, New York.
N. N.B.-Grates, from the lowest price to the most
sostly hnish, furnished at New York prices.
=. Designs made 70 order, aud estimates given for
Marble Work put up In any part Of the snnntEy.