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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-01

CHARITIES AND CoRREcTroSs.-Tllis Board met
yesterday President Draper in the chair when the usual re-
port Committee Of tho Whole presented read ard
adopted II contained of public interest On tho
2tL u there in the Institutions During
the week 50 died 2lO charged. 29i sent 10
BlAckwells Islard, and to the State Prison
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Boston Weekly Bank Statement.

- BosTos Tue DAY, dec 81. 1861
Tue following are the footrgs o! our bank sstemsnt
Cspita stock ~ 2sl 200 Due to e.hsr bkf 10 a< 600
cams eno aseooLss 20 VV deposits sJ1 90
Specie. 1894 900 CGeuIsue 1862 $40
Due from oiLtI Bis. J., 19t V00
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A LIKENESS OF YOUR MIND, or your menta
poftga would make an appropriate Holiday present for sdy
or gentleman and may be had OF FOWLER WELLS, Pure
nolosists, No. 3O5 Broadway
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Advertisement,
The Queen of Beauty. Miss LANINIA WAR

nYv whose sweet face and model form. less than be
dmuutiye size have insde her the admiration Of Thousands
has been photographed by FtBDHKIcKs where alone TIA
counterpart Of herself can be obtained.
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Advertisement.

Running Stitch SEWING MACHINE Its malVeloasly simple
and efficient and beau,inl ho lay Present Sent Zee OF
express charges receipt Of 80 NINE DRsoREsT ~ bwy
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aer twenty years test in his dental tice 10
highly recommended Price IS cents or al Druggists sns
at No. ~ Wsverleypl place.
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Advertisement
Z UrMAN BOnY-OF WHAT COMPOSED

Read PHYSIOLOGY in the PHREsoLoGcAL JOURNAL for lt,
Only : q year. Ask your newsmAn for n-of, terd TO
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PrEsLSTArIov.-0n Tuesday evening, Mr.. James
n Thom,on one Of tie Deputy Collectors of City Revenue
appointed BY Controller Hsws received through M l. Della
field Smith magnificent Wa.tham watch. presented by
Mayor Opdyse, Mesu David Dudley Field, Elliot C. Cow
din and others.
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fAdveIti.emeut.I

SPLENDID Performances EVERY HOUR To.
DAY a, BARyUx's MrsguN. The fascinating Drama The
Iewess Of Frankfort each. Com. Nutt, Performing
Bear. and all the other CuTiosities at al hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-01

SHOOTING APFRAY IN SIXTH AyryuE.-Mu.
Mary E. Palmer and Mr. Edward Green the Of
millinery store q. No 459 Sixth avenue. For some time
there has been want Of harmony between tbem and law
suits have been threatened About o'clock Tuesday
morning Green returned tho store and attempted to force
his way into the back which occupied private
by Mrs Pla,ner. Hearing at the door, Mrs.
Palmer opened IT, but immediately closed and locked upon
seeing Mr. Green standing there with pistol IN HE hand
Green fred three shots through the keyhoe Of the door
taking effect in the thigh Of Mrs Pstner Dr. Lafayette
Rsnney attended to tho extracted the ball and declared
the wound not da5gerou ireen arrested by Officer
Jewett Of the Twenty ninth Precinct and held 10 ball. oy
Justice Kelly, in the sum Of $1,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-01

Iowa. Morrill, Of Name and hsnn iy Of Maryland ecupcsps
the Senatorial Committee TO investigate the circumstances
connected with the purchase snd ohashng Of vessels for The
Banks Expedition holding daily sessions at the r.
Nicholas Hotel or course the proceedings ar e'qaieI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-01

TRIALS OF THE DENocRAcY-RGor IN THE
FIFTH Wp-In pursuance of the call for the special cleo
oa for OF the various Committees Of the Ismmany
Ha action evening the Inspectors OF Election for the
FiGh Ward secured duutive shoe uiacery at No 90
Hudson Tor their polling psce Greatly to their SUI
p.se however, daylight and the shoemaker di'aPPened
simultaneously. The election nasura! consequence a!
the ae hour held in front Of the spponted gathering
place. snd loud and deep were bestowed upon the
tricky knight Of the psone who had sold himself to the op
position When the time arrived for closing the polls, the
sp,cor for some reason requested the Police to take
charge Of the blo:.bor II was accordingly moved toward
the Station House. When West Broadway "a Leonard
street the crowd suddenly made aemp, to secure the
box Th, resulted in the sres. OF five Of tho
brayo-John r. Wilton, Chas Hicks Gus:avus Hall, Gus
,ayu. Monroe and Cornelius Fitzgerald. They were pro-
vd.d with lodgings and Hospitality entertained until the
dawn Of the New Year The ballots still remain uncountsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-01

A MAN REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN BURIED IN THE
srRRr-Mchael Smith, residing It No. 100 Suffolk street.
alleges that at .. m. Tuesday he . fall into the
excavation opposite No. 50 East Broadway Nothing could
be of him upon immediate examination he in.
erred that the earth must have caved in around him sqasd
Of men worked for SIX hours In the vain attempt find the
unfortunate sufferer Tho EARTH however, cayed In 20 fast
that the work abandoned Yesterday morning the work
resumed the body Of the who had been seen
falling in found and conveyed to The Seventh Precinct
Station House await identification. Coroner wIdsy will
hold iaquest In the case to-day
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STATE OFFICERS GOyE TO ALBAyY-Quarter.
Arthur Judge Advocate General An.hou H.
spectot General Van Ncchrn and Paymasef General Bls,
# w. Morgln's ,tsf, whose business performed pin
cpay th. city have made their reports, AID to Al
bany to present the These records will irn COM
pete history OF the military operations OF the Sae during
the past year aud the Governor will doubes
Of the interesting facts his Message. The term, Of
Office of the aboye.named genemtn expired yestegdiy
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The OxE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NRw-YoRx RroI.
MINT AT FaxDRRcKsBURsThe lOls New ork vsluntssrs
though much reduced by It's losses in previous epsassues
took part the battle Of and fully 1.
that field its weliserned reputation.
The following extract from the report Of Bril- Gen.
Berry:
CAMP BIfsw F4JDs1ecKsBuas, Dec. 49, 1854
have also to msnnon IN rood conduct Of the l0lr New.
nobly performed thst during the fgt. also e picket on
the nisht Of the retrs THIS regiment though small In Nun.
ber did good service oooduct together with Of
all its officers unexceptionsole
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-01

TRSirY CHUHcB IN this city. is TO be lighted with
ga instead OF caude heretofore Orders hayo gone 20
England r eeg and appropriate fixtures Two standard
feet high and each bearing forty burners are TO be
provided the chAne while the rest OF the church WI" be
lighted b. circles OF jets around each column
Why Trinity should deem II necessary to send TO
England for gas mystery. There establish
meats In this city which such goods equal ia beauty
Ct desgn aud excellence OF hnish the best ado abroad
Wc the other day. at the mandatory the fixtures In
progress for the hr,t Church. williamsburg, which
would do disredi,, to the stately Trinity.
When supply such manufactures at home cheapy
they be imported II and nowi'e inferior
a. works OF the foreign articls it bshooyes such
poraons Trinity Chueh the example OF encouraging
home industry.
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NEw-YEAR's Al THE PUBLIC lNsriTUrloNs.-To-
day will be celebrated in much the usual style by the boys
and gigls Randa Island They will be tho recipients Of
the Ayo.s which ordinarily bestowed upon them at eaca
recurrence OF this holiday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-01

SouTu CHuECH LEcTURrs.-We are requested 70
call tie attention readers to Of docine SAB.
bath evening sermo be delivered In the Baptist Church
IN Twcnt, 18Th street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues
by the Rev Dls. Adams sheid, Rec Hitchcock De Wiii
Williams. Gsnse Stors. Weston Thompson, Stevens, Tying
A. II. Vl,on aud Thomson representing five OF Fix Different
lamentations The Rev. DR. Adams preGche. next Sabbath
evening.
Tx BAngs EKriIIfi0N. -Messe. Grimes Of
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TIE POINTER CGUBT-MARTIAE.

Gen. Burnside's TesiimOny-The Opinion
OF Omoors Respecting the Withdrawal
of the Army from the PeniusDia-Xes-
timony Of gen. Bu;terfeid-Why Gen.
Porter Delayed in Executing Gen.
POpe's Order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-01

masonic lNsTAILATiOS.-Ihe following officers
elect Of Kane Lodge r. A NJ. publicly ustsed
Tuesday night their eesan. Lodge in Masonic Hall
Ailretses delivered o. the occasion by Wouhp(u
Master Thomi s. somuerS. Past Grand Master J. W SIM
nous. and others
Master. ThomA s. Sommefs; Ser or Warden, p. Bitbins
Junior Warden thade Judson; Secretary Jas NJ Tghe
Treasurer T. Comst)ck senior Deacou A. ii. Leihrg
we'll; Junior Deacon. Herman &. Fisher Chaplain. the Kew
VIM 4. SUlrkisud, ID. d Stewards WIN VI. Allen Arnold
T. awss Masters Ccrcuonc-. Robert &. hahboue Isaac
w Dean Marshal Robert NJ Weed ,orsani',, Geo. g. Rex
lcfd Tyler Wan. smith
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09
DENTISTRY.

NEW NVENTION
AAHhrrrcIAL cLEoPi%srIc BONE TEETH,
DIR. u. b. 6IGEsM OND,
90 Broadway, New York, and 2sO Penn. avenue,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth SITS.
WASHINGTON, d. o.,
Calls the sttention Of the public 10 the foowtns1
Advantages Of his Improved system:
lst. The teeth Of his manufacture " III never cor
rode nor change color BY any acids, and are three
fouitha lighter than any other.
ID. No teeth nor roots need be extracted, ~ the
artificial ones can bo inserted over them.
ID. The roots viii be made inofensive and never
to ache. r'.
4th. .Notemporary teeth are needed, as permanent
ones can be made immediately, thereby preserving
the natural expression Of the face, which, under
the old system, 10 frequently dishgursd.
SUI. This work has been fully tested, for over i've
yeAI by many OF the nrat chemists and physicians
Of this and the old country.
DR.. s. has also Invented . white indestructible
metal hllng, with which the most sensitive teeth
can be hled without pain, and can build up . per-
feet sound tooth on any side roots, which will last
through lifetime.
Call and examine for yourselves. nov s-sm
nR. LOCKWOOD CONTINUES THE
practice Of Dentistry, In the Washington
1ullding, corner rsnasyivsniA avenue and seventh
street. Having praeticed In the South nearly six
teen year,, he ieels assured that hs ys sstis-
faction 70 any that may call.
Tssth inssrted On .Vulsanits, Rubber, or Co.
HAes. oaioss1sa aAninistsssa whsa diaissd.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09
MILITARY GOODS.
IT ITARY GOODS.

MILITARY GOODS.
WALL. STEPHENS CO.,
302 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
O6er the largest assortment In this city, embrae-
ms all qualities used BY officers in the Army and
swords, aaahes, Belts, shouldsr-strAps, Hats,
Caps, Pistols, .Ao., As, with = nne assortment Of
GERS oomplsts outfits In 4 few moments.
,ril WALL. STEPHENS CO.,
ax1 PennsylvnniA Avenua.
apr t0-tbf Initial, star. ChroAsl
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

A WoED or ADvlm.-Those who have besn
ioctoring for week. and months without obtaining
relief, should consult Dr.. FtshblatA wbess sss Il
,sdisaliy cured. 1wsaty1dvs ySaSa sIpsrssase eas
established Dr.. Fishblatt's rsputstion - physt
dian. Recent eases cured In . few days. Chafgsa
modsrste. .t- DE-. 4IsHDLAfT,
No. ~ Z strest, sorns1 sf yighth,
Opposits the General rost Oflss.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

.s.....' e :: s.'''i .'''iFTrfr' ~ ''.'' ~
rs sass - JsAa Dsia.y sAssxsa visA sru,l
spsavsis % ssiA ~ Aessing. ~ Z j y -
There wfff Sssf,dsstsiss ,YSa bsvss. u,
wsliksswh wssAiiz ztpa NJ ~ ~ ca,ifsr.is
Psdsstsiss, u ne tHSk f1Fsstf stssst, Nj
essNssAyj sVssist, 4 5ssS}k, 0f9 tufss d
~ 1ast tans bssp>ssek ~ q
. 81 II .-s.St>
Ms..orossAx NJ &ons.-Hssase
M.L-saa n1sas ~ ~ - a.A Anoosy
Lws, ssssuss. "a 6saessv, $1,000. nlwAd
oktsatss. epaaa.iass ssos4 ess ~ Setess
nsssss s}s. s-,saSasst A.1ls, xsii1s squsr d
sola,s,, aAsa - ~ ssoss, disasTsisy, .i,'
Pyss~ss N. 49, rAasps ~ Ds..is murphy,
a,...., I, % a:.i'''1. ~. fss's. 'sss'ias her''
: r,sesss n. a-H q HsSusn, ysssas, Js,s.
smith, disordsriys vssthssss ssdsyssssA. lliks
Hart, drunk ansl q ADtkAil AeiA, fs.aans IN
apparatus - pavs0aasy alsuAaDA. =
PyseSea ~. a--aBsansd - - ~ Dhssoa,
drunk, 0snisssd. :, ". 1ssA, AsseAssiS aasl
AsA Nor Hest, q A1sisssd 4. Aasynaa.
:rss.iay s.isss's' aasd si.sk y ossaAsi.S,
p,sci~a n. al. n sssvsr, Aruss, a,s.isssl
James sst,ss, disesdssiy, ass6 ala nsay Lsns,
Iaresay Of hofSs, jan ~ . hsassng.
PvsctRes No. s.-Bstssy oaassos, aisofdssly; hnsd
d. Pat. Murray, lsfseay, wefkhosss. J. shss
ton, disotdssly, over 70 military. .. .. ksason,
disordsriy, werkhouss. j. ems and Bst. Glaseos,
iarosnys dismissed. O. .. Rs,soa, larceny, jsiL
Pvsetacf No. 1-Robsst Cols, profanity, nasd
tise. Earl Ashs, asssult and battery disnisssd.
Henry rurasf, assault md battery, JAN for souft.
Chas. Kelly, assault with intent to kill, jsl fes
court. Ann Golfer, bseakans open . door; dis
misssA- Prespsrt Coliaa, assauit 81 battssyl
fined ea.ss. A. 0oodsaow, drunk, disuissed ,.
Brisky, disorderly, nssd eiysA Ass<. Hsndsrssn,
J. A. Gates, and WIN. tohasoa, sisspins v strspti
disnisseA. wn. Harrisoss astsnptaag 10 sell Q
Governnent pistol, jaii ssss hearing. ..is ''-''
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

NontNg PeNasJsvanSs Avenue sad MIMI ".
HAMLIN ......PR0PRIETORs.
THE COOLEST PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
VENTILATED ON SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES.
NEW STARS ADDED WEEKLY
to the iF ssT os 2R At this
AL tI4lsS T4E Stars NEW WILL is6aIsASr ApPEAS
First week Of the attractive danseuse,
MISS MILLY BERTHA.
Engagement Of ths beautiful danseuse,
Ian.a.. .u.ss.. ' Of % tss fopasr ~ % Ethiopian Com.
DENNY GALLAGHER.
.-----.-a and GEORGE W. BUSTED.
MILE Ik TGERAEDiNE, WIPE MM. b1EaNs2.' jEtSsSs'
.uhff5 PSsS ss entitled the
Dick Watkins...-,"...as.,.. John Schmidt
The great drama Of the
WASHINGTON BELLE,
FROM THE ALrAR TO THE DIssEcrIs0 TABLE,
will shortly BE- produced.
Prices-ab and 50 cents. jys
CCEPTRE EXERCISE, FOR LADIES
~ AND CA!LDRENi also, the corresponding
eiss, for Gentsnen, ior the prevention and corrso
nended BY the medical profession and OfaOer. o.
nsthenio exercises. No onicer, merchant, or CLERK
should be without them. They promote = healthy
eireulstian deyelsps and strengthen the chest and
spine In most extraordinary manner, giving such
elasticity and strength to the shoulders arms and
wrists that the sword and bayonet are used with
double force and facility and to singers
~ the voice improves In proportion to the expan'
sion Of the chest. To ladies who cannot take out
door exercise, they are OF incalculahle benefit.
My classes for Dancing and Department At VIII
lards Hall, and at Georgetown, are largely at.
tended BY the eiue Of both cities, and ! can, with
much sstisfaetion, refer to the Parents OF my pu'
pills.
To those who require tuition on the VOLTA,
Vioiincsio, and Singing, .anishing Lessons" may
For Cards Of Terms, address
TX. GoODALL,
apr II Willards' Hotel.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09
FINANCIAL.

IL
national LOAN.
Tho Secretary Of the Treasury having sxtsndsd
70 the First DAY OF Aususr NEXT the privilege
OF conversion, We shall continue until that time
to furnish
SIX PER CENT. RoNps
OF TIE
UNITED STATES,
KNOWN A.
FIvE WEN les,
Payable Twenty Years after date,
Tor After Five Ysars, at option Of the Govsrnnsnt)
THESE BONDS
CHEAPEST GOVERNMENT SECURITY
Now in the Market,
BEINa SOLD AT PAR,
AND YIELDING
SIX PER CENT. INTEREs T
IN GOLD,
Equivalent, at present price OF Coin, to
PER CENT. IN CURRENCY.
rHEy oryEAA
SECURE AND PROFITABLE MODE OF IN
vEsTMENr
FOR LARGE OR SMALL SUNS.
THE CoUP'O BONDS
ARE Issued IN
s5O's, slo0's, $5OO's, and s1,oOOs,
THE REGIS ED BONDS 8
$so's, s10o's, s5Oo's, 81 ,OOO's, and IS, COOS.
| 70 Persons desiring information concerning thii
loan can procure at our counter, or upon apphea'
tlon BY mall circulars answering all questions thai
| may arise. -, ar...r'
JAY COOKE 4 CO., e..
| '" BASKxRs, ,
aSa FIFTEENTH STREET, Warrington, D. G
jys-dtauI
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
IN AN r rnRpuRY5 HALL,
~ CANTERBURY HALL
CANTnADUNY HALL, o. .
IEswsss,sc Asssss. ss'v ~ e'v"~ u strs ssv.s..s
THE STANDARD PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
GENERAL Al5itG 'rsDfsSSHh Ss.gqkQ kQ's srnu. Ar1
THE FOUNTAIN HEAD OF MRTH.
The ssigi.sspsof G4gHEt.p -
ALL THE GREAT NOVELTIES OF THE DAY
Ths only place where
TIHsf dLAss DRAMATIC REPREsENTATroNi
FIRST GLASS DRAMATfc REPRESENTATION
can bs witnessed
DuRINo THE SUMMER SEASON,
In addition 70 tie
MAMMOTH oLIo PERFORMANCE,
MAMMOTH oLTo PERFORMANCE,
n THE
EXCELSIOR COMPANY OF THE WORLD
ExCILSIoR COMPANY OF THE WORLD
GREAT SENSATION BILL.
.,u...nI 10 TONIGHT,
ANOTHER GREAT DRAMA.
Ht.s nights Of the great Drama, in three ss.s,
fa THE FRENCH SPY,
rrg ..a THE FRENCH SPY, O.. IA
THE FRENCH Spy,
THE FRENCH Spy, ....
'" fstt ft sTSssiss sTSssisS q q ALSiEss: AISIEss:
si: E$Si:$ f$S:S WEE: %H %;s ss Ss:s y ss; T.;
unprsesdeuted sueeess Of
- 81" sE::E$:::sEsE::
.r .'Tns Celebrated Vocalist.
The, TSs Ss.ut,tHi % scotch Ballet arranged BY Mons.
THE THE :yIss syhsH q q TIE TIE sSyysT sogsT.Is,
". ArnstFoaS YIN appear, supported BY the entire
COURT OF BEAUTY,
..vu COURT OF BEAUTY,
Misses Lille Brandon,
Florence Wells,
Julis Richmond,
Sc, Ae., &e.
Mr.. GEORGE R. EDEsoY,
Mr. GEORGE r. EDESON,
MR. GEOkGE z. EDEsON,
The popular Comedian, Pantomimist, and Comic
Vocalist, who will appear as Toney Bavard, and
sing some Of his original Comic Songs.
''rs MONS. J. =. L. szoLLosY,
MoNa J. D. L. SZ0LLOsY,
The great Maitre de Ballsrand Comic Pantomimist
WILLIS J. ARMSTRONG,
'sDr WILLIS J. ARMsTRONG,
The great Jugsler and Versatile Performer.
JAMES 3 EpWAsps
The popular Ethiopian Deliueator.
Master Johnny,
II. Williams,
C. Msrshall, 40.
Ths above Unequaled Company will appear
every evening" In . choice selection of
Splendid Ballads for the Elite,
Beautiful Dances for the Gay, and
Funny Sayings for the Merry
Admission a6 and 80 cents. Doors open st ~
o'clock; Performance ats.
A GRAND MATINEE
A GRAND MATINEE
VIII b given next
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
For the accommodation OF Ladies' and Children
when the great Canterbury Company will appear
jye-et
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09
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;':5s.ii; +, = HARDWARE s;s9. IsS 3 3
JoHN A., EEvAR i,s,l,l .4.s,, g ss.es,i.s ,.s3 Il
"a al fa.5 l1. ,onA SlA . 81 iTis' e IsI2s sil,
g. :; b,ilrp,, u q y,is d. z.oR asalNa,s
ID - faS sai ,dal 80 t.a.,gs."sI W. II ~ ~
~ rxxsSrtvnS1A xyENuI. 10 10 T. t%$ S;$
800 PH!NexLvANiA AvnNUD. aoi's
go' :, .5ao'. ~ ~srLNSYLvAS1A Avrxux
wAasHousr- -.ss c srassr sosrn, AND .
I. o., LouIstAHA AvrNvI. .
Ia ssa.ss' 7rI % -..... ...rF 30
r r.nr ...t 20 .s'.
h. r....sr..HF. 3 YafFr'. ."H. % e.
METAL WORKERS STOCK.
Consisting IN pr. = ssov- anr
Lead. in ~, bars sAssss s.d psps.
Tin, in piss. bsn md sAssA
Zinc, in piss and shssss,
coppr, in inssss, bars and sh>ss,
Iron, band, shsst sud passs,
ssee,, csss, (squars, round and ocsasoa.) ma
chlnsry. (roand) Tirs, Spring, Balsas, As.,
Galvanized Iron, ....
Russia shsse Iron.
esl-snissd' Strap Iron.
&C.. &C.. %.
BLACKSMITHS' AND WHEEL
WRIGHT MATERIAL.
Hubs, spokes, Fsllocs, Circlas-oak, -, hich.
ory, elm and gum, .'
shafis, Poles, slngletrsss-osk and hickory,
Arlss, common and pstsns, Back and Bright
Elliptic Springs, Axle Boxa.
Nuts, Washers, Fsrulss, Mslisabls osssinss,
Telloe Plates.
Phnsdslphia and Eastern Carriage and Tire
Bolts, (fsctory priess,)
Stump Joints, Axle Clips, Top Props, Knobs
and Buttons,
Anvils, Vices, Horse Rssps, smiths' Fla,
Hammer, shoelng Knives,
Bar Iron and Steel. In every grsds sad siss.
Enamslsd Duck, DriIi and Muslin, ct nsns.
fseturers' rata,)
&C., &C.. &c.
CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY
HARDWARE.
Hair Cloth. 10 to 50 inch.
Green, Brown, Blue and osAr co,orsd Can
Tuft buttons, all colors, r
Tufting Twine,
upholstersrs' Hammers,
Tack Hammers,
Moss, Curiod Hair,
Upholsterers' Tscks, Light Tscts.
Finishing Brsds,
Brass and Iron Screws,
Blind and window Fastsnings and Trim
mings,
Castors-Bed, Chair, Table and socket-Bras
and Iron,
Back Saws, Escutcheons,
Screw Rings, &C.,
Drawer, Cupboard, TIL, Chest, Boz and Trunl
Locks In great variety,
&C.. &C., &c.
BUILDERS HARDWARE AMI
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ENGRAVING.

STENCH WORK
NEATLY ExEcurED ~ -..
JAMES W. DAVIS,
A92 Seventh street west, Room No. o.
ordsrs for Marking Plates exseuted prompsiX =
cost Of % per cent. less than any ethss sssss'so
men. t,rsn. ,s ' snd merchants will nud II greatly 70
their advantage BY lsernins our prices psiofsey'
ing their orders elsew here, t---4, !. Ii -;
German SILVER Plates cut or enErnvSa tos neS.e
ing tns linen goods, with lndelliels ~, ~
the best article In Use. beware o. NlsAn naso IN
Tssre srs no Silver stencil PieteS nAAgfAo'
tnrcd The same partiss also mfnah Anixute
Of Coal Tar with which they dupe thstf customAn
Iook out for these unprincipleA fellows vnose
only object 10 to get your mansy.l Aatencu PlAtS
Is worthless thing anless you have me right tnx
| for marking. ,L hLLl
ENGRAVING AND OOPPER PLATE
PAINTING -IHV
" Hi Heads, Plaza spd Fancy Rusinsas canis, va
.ppIopriate deslTns and every variety Of stencil
| Kork executed With neatness and dispatsh .
A!phabets, Eigursa, steal Punehss ana rsssn. .N
Burning Rrsnds, which can be set up 70 orasT "
Hsyinr rsosiysd an invoiss Of Seal Pressss w
are propsred 70 furnish sav orders witnoai esAnk
Al work warranted to give sAtisise'ioe Or v.
mSal %isl,ina and wsdiips casds, nsstly engraved
and printed, for s2se per psekass Of ~ sAr0s' "
pnaS icrset tho nunbsr- "a Seventh :.,ess. g
| t~~en u and X. sAss ssA~' ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

CRIMINAL CoURr.-J.stics Wylfe presiding.-
In the case Of Reind Wetink, charged with petit
larceny, the jury rendered a verdict Of guilty OF
stealing pantaloons and not guilty OF stealing the
other articles named In the indictment.
The case Of James Welsh, charged with Aasault-
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

TIE only plscs whers you can purchase bsdt
Rubber goods Of al kinAs at Asssfaeture.s priess,
PennsylVania avsnus, bstwssn Ninth and Tent
streets. mar 23Au
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09
TO HOUSEKEEPERS,

III HOUSEkEEPERS
GUNNER GooDs--.sUMMER GOODS.
SUMMER RANGEs, .
SUMMER FuRNACEs
HIP AND SPONGE BATH TUBS
FOOT TUBS,
TOILET sETs, ..'.s ..
ROUND Wash BOILERS, a
IAPANNED WATER BUCKETS,
WITH .asusrai s.sortnsnto Of TIN WARE, which
"A y 'N 'A' v. D. wYvILL
.. .s4r No. ~ Pennsylvania avenue,
jss-sf Between n snd ~ streets.
s N1F1E ER' =.
ooHonHTRATED LYE,
THE FAMILY SOAP MAKER
The Public are cautioned against the SPURIOUS
of ss. oSy Ia
1sss Hfs S es 5.i1 A
ior It being "sAPoNIFIER, OR CONCENTRATED
LYE.n Tbs great suCCEss Of this article has led
II, in violation Of the Company's PATENTS.
MANUFACTURER, BUYERS or SELLERS
that The COMPANY have employed, .s thsir
ATTORNEYS,
GEORGE HARDING, ESQ, crPAaaSdisais, snd
WILLIAM BAKEwELL, ESQ, Of paistsrg,
HERs Of I've, in Violation of The sht. OF lie Com.
pany, will be PROSECUTED at once.
The sAPoNIFIER, or CONCENTRATED LYE,
for sale by all Druggists' Grooers' and Country
TAKE NorICEi
| The United STATES cIacvIr Couar, Western
District Of rennsylvania, No. l Of May Term, In
iaes, In suit %
THE PENNSYLVANIA SALT, MANUFAcruA.
ts, ING COMPANY
,~En- %. T.. ...l.-. - ,'- o.: .... p
THOMAS G. CHASE,
dsorssd to the Company, on November, Is, 1897, the
EXCLUSIVE RIGHT
granted by patent owned BY them for the
| st sAPoNIFIER. D.
Patent dated October 81, 1850. Perpetual isjuns
ton awarded.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING CoMrAN7.
OFFICES;
| is1 WALNUT STREET, Phaadelphia,
PITT srREErAND DUouEsNE WAY, Ptasssss