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Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09

HT,-IbbO-A,
Another wonderful ingredient, of spanish origin,
lmpartIng beauty to the complexion and brIlliancy
to the mind. Is yet unknown to the commerce of
the world, and we withhold Its name for the pres
ent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09

ENTLEMEN's CLOTHIHG-We have now in
" store full stoek OF Gentlemen's Spring Over
coats, Business Suits, Dress Suits, and Furnishing
Goods Of the latest styles, manufactured with the
same degree Of neatness style, and elegance, as II
made to order.
WALL, STEPHENS, Il Co,
3aa, Pennsylvania Avenue, between
mar 7-IWif Ninth and Tenth streets,
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09
VARIETIES VARIETIES !

$1,000 ADVERTISING COACH
mar a-0t
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09

Srw raugu,s a'UaasS,
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09

NOTICE.--The Co-PARTNERsHIP heretofore
N existing between d. J. BARRICK and W. n.
FREAR, trading under the name OF d. J, DARRICK
\ CO. is this day dissolved by the withdrawal OF
D. J. BAFrlek from the firm. mar 7-9ts
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09

THE coMMrrTEE.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-17

Sn ebem cieieu Gugenblif eridisu @rof
Rbilipp BON SSnissntarf nit beSf6ubten
&leioern, bic 3a9e burG 2eiben unb Gin.
ltren9nng enttellt, en- Der Tbitr be8 NtelierS
Die beioen Mdnner briiften Iib Die 6Gnbe
Obne etn gprt gu ipreaen. RarI Id3iei eiten
angenblid gu 3Sgern.
gletbt, RaFl, tb min es, fa9te Sophie nit
bittenoer Gtimme. - -
gtein, entge8nete er nit trttem Qa6eln,
bic 0efabr LIT nt4t bier; ids tparte br1uEen
unb IdbRea eNtfernte er ftG.
Der 0raf tpar bret Sdlritt pGn 9pphieu
iteben 9eblieben unb tspta6tete nit dnaiili.
dem An8orncf ben S9reGen, Der fd, auf
iRrem fanften @'eitdte ipie9elte. S6r babt
mir 9eId|rteben, oaB i'd Frmnten Sou. faotc
er enplid,. 0ier BIN ib. NaS babt S6r beu
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trcuitsr Oieuer mar? s
Set benz 5ttau9 tteier ibr Iunlt 10 befaun.
ten, 10 tbeueren Stiune erbette bic 8rin,eR
nnirt(ltiibrli6, oter bieIen Ginbrud looteiGl
benleilterno, fanb lie auf unb iaote, ibH rie
6onD ret&ettc gtur an Zen Yseuno oaeiu
menoe i'd mid.
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felt, phne Fe an ieiue 2ippen ~ stsbsn 8es
rubi9t Gu9, ia8te er, unb Sittert nidt 70.
Der 0raF Ron GSni8sn,nrf pirb ben Ser,
lcbten aus 2itneburg peraelIer. ~
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Io sbcn eine traurigc g}aaridt QDer BAT
I@udl meine1t 8risI it9erbraat? aa
Ism SY1i1tt NNf4 yS6aFclt,. n E-LSo.. 49,.
|hebem Wn48 uno nit sloulpercencem
oaar. Gr bieB 8ernbaro, mic ct mir Iaote.
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fcm1te olIeqf1(Is NIT benz res GapitSnS Ro4
tertS DerpedleIt merben.
Inn habt SIR ibm feline AntWcrt, feineu
Brief an mid 8e8ebea? fraste Sophie nit
itcdenoem Qtben. " gs,'e
SO la9te tbln pur, cob id Gnren Sefeb@
lien fclBen mitlbe. -.s7 aj, ssH
4nn, entAegnete Septic nit bumpTer
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lermcroet mCrceu, na4cenll aer Gn9 perlaIs
fen bate. I'D rf tlf4ga
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jbe9ansen babrrL pCn ieiner Sencun8 uaa
terridtet 9eweien, siQ parbe er nidt uad
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4a !! rtef iIe rsr5tpeiflunsspua, icb bin
auen oerbdnsnlBpra, eie mnd9 licben.
Diele 8emertunsa eiein ibren Gebanfsm
oem Irrten gait, fcrlrte audi ]auf ben G,ras
fen 0n9eDtnoet merter - @ieler ia9te
raid: SD ma Dor iiettn Sabren ni4ts al8
ein unteoeutenber Sfi,ier Obne 8crinSeen,
rbne Nauen; i'd Giebte Sud unO ras bra9te
air @litdy renu i'd bin ieetcer @inltlinS
SSuiS SarlS XII, Sbrilf Der l@mefilGtn
I5rabanten, unO bic fe.rcIi4en 8uGeln treF'
fen, pbne mid gu tSrten. tlsio1
Sl. entaesnet. @pfbis NIT llsber5euenns,
Sbr Ipre6t Die @abrbeit SD br16te Gu@
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8aters uuS fir INNER trsnnte, ais bic gGeIt
(5SrAesrna aaf Der Aten @eite.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-17
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Gae eH,@rattitraRe DO. 85s mno 3

gseH,ssrattftraee DO. ass unS 1854.
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teten Serrenfleoer neuee acpu Su ben biagten Bret
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tieen noerbe. @tpe fr Minterr6de uhS 6oen5ense IN
alien Gorteu unS sn alien Breiien. Serner cine anS@
uatI Geseniiru1e, StSde .c lproe oe in oiees SAD
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Sg~ ane 8efteGunsen toercen prompt, 6ilIi9 unb in
ttr3efter igriit orgeferrigt rperbeu.
.smoaiCD sz a. 9. Safer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-17

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-17

Oraf aDfsieSnsarRG tsnD Die
)rim5e6 y. Gelle.
(Nortiebuna.la
eiltoriiae @ga9laua

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gtun prll, i19te lte, in6en1 Fie lid3 nit
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gter cine Stunoe alein lallen; es banbclt
lid I'm Das 0ebep eines Nsannes, iirn uleine
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G2oPbte nidte ltumm unD lenfte nsn Scpf
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0ann ut oaS, maS 5ht bon mir perIonet
unmE0ltdy. ;u 18oIa ''
llnm69lid ? rief Sophie. 81 0lI
ia. ent8e9nete &arl, oenn baS SolfbarIte
foas teb tenne, lit Cure @bte; SIR biirft
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unp gepnnbenn9 2IlIer eyfauft baten, unI
Snp Der @efobr an83uleten, in tiner eiusi.
gen Stunoe oieIe 9lOrreibe MirtDrert,one
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Uet5ebren icllte. SD flun Gudpfeet uidbt
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yin S9rei ees @ntieeenS eutidlupTte
pen Elppen SopbitnS, lie Ianf auf einen
Sellel nteoer uno serbIlte pos @tlidt mi1
ibren Sdnpen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-15
THE GATE CITY.

GENERAL BUTLER ON THE WAR;
General Buffers opinion as to the man.
merlin which the war should be prosecu.
ted is given in letter to the Springfield
mass meeting MS follows:
q Compromises are impossible save be-
tween equals in right. Reorganization OF
reconstruction is alone useful when
vicious parts are to be left out. Amnes-
ties are tor individuals, not for organized
committees. Therefore prosecute the
war. bring every part of the country INTO
submission to the laws of the United
Safes; then there will be no place for
rebellion, no parties for compromise no
occasion for reconstruction, and clemency
NAV be shown and amnesties offered to
individual citizens who desire them. Is
there any other way TO restore the In
ion ?"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-15

CIRCULAR No. ~.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
pRoyoSr MAesAAL GrNrRsLs oFF1cE
Washng ton. b. c, July IL. 1863.
l. Hereaffer reward eften $50 dollars will be
and paragraph 90 rage 6, Regulations for he Govern
nent of,he Bureau of the Provost ia sha General OF
the United states we'll "a paragraph II, ef Circular
No o. from Provost Marshal Generals OiIee, are
amended ACCORDINGLY,
IL. PARAGRAPH az, paee :. same regulations, Is
am ended so "a IN read as follows:
Tbs members OF the ylards may be allowed Tor the
time actually and ueeeessafiy employed the TIP,
ner dlem Of not more than 8 so besides their act
expenses, provided they accomplish the dniy
them .r. ~ nv
BY order OF SAas ~ -. .. d. G.
r b. Rrrtrrgs- 49, rawa
Can't. Ana provost Marshal Isl Cong Dist Iowa
auyn1-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-15


MANY Democrats who are finding ex-
cuses for voting for Vallandigham, deny
that be is believer in the fright of Sc
cession, aud that he has refused to vote
money for the support of the war. In
his speech at Cooper Institute, New
York, on the Cd of November, 1860, he
said:
g If any one or more of the States of
the Union should at any time secede-for
reasons Of the sufficiency and justice OF
which, before God and the great tribunal
of history, they alone may Judge-much
as | should deplore it, never would, as
a Representative in the Congress of the
United States, vote one dollar of money
whereby one drop of American blood
should be shed in civil war
The first part of this declaration is as
explicit IN avowal as could be made oil
belief in the right Of secession. If the
States alone may judge of the suficency
and justice of the reasons for secession,
there an end of the controversy as to
whether they have right to secede, and
war to coerce . State into the Union,
however conducted. would necessarily be
Unconstitutional and utterly wrong. The
declaration Of Mr.. Valandighan that in
case States seeded he would not vote 6
dplhr whereby drop of American blood
might be shed, was a promise to the Sc
ctssionists that no armed opposition tt
their schemes would be made. If he ha!
kept his word, he has never voted dol
lar to pay or provide for the troops
GCn. Commercial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-15

T-T. n. Beck. a leading tenor Of Eu-
rope. las created an ndescribabe enthu-
sias,n in Druenn Morvia} His talent as
An actor i lust as eminent as that of a
SINGER. Il.s "Wiliam Tell electrified
the audience, and perfect rain OF bo-
quets were showered upon him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-15

gE~If negroes are as good as white
people. why did not the Creator make
the N alike ?-[Ohio Crisis.
We don't think that negroes are as good
as white people, but, il women are as
good as men. why didn't the Creator
make them alike ?-[ Louisville journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-15

INFANTIciDE-It was recently stated
in Parliament that one thousand eight
hundred and eighty-seyen cases Of infanti-
eide occurred in England and Wales dur
inr the xix months last.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-15

I@y- b. auregard is terrible fre-eater,
but Greek fire doesn't seem to sit well up
on his stomach.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-15
E Baggage Checked Through. ga
And Transferred Free.
l. r T. / Or IL T 5 /.

4 Il
BY this route. Freights ofall descripiion.can be
forwarded 10 and from Philsdciphia New YORK.
Boston or Baltimore to and from any point On the
Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri, BY RAILROAD d.
RECT.
The Pennsylvania Railroad also connects al Pltss
burg with Steamers. by which Goods - be forward
I'D to any peipi the Ohio, Muskinsum. kentucky
Tennessee. Cumberland, Illinois. Mississippi. Wis
ronsin. Missouri. Kansas. Arkansas, ard Red Xiv
ers and at Cleveland s indusky and Chicago " III
steamers TO all ports on ths North Western lakes.
Mercha bts and Shippe entrnstn the trans pori.
confidence n its speedy transit.
The Hates OF Freight
70 sndrrom any pointin he West blythe Peunsr.
yania Central RailroRd, are at ell times IS FA.
voRABLE AS ARE CHARGED BY OTHER Rail-
ROAD COMPANIES.
NTs Be narticnlar TO mark packages, ssvIA PRsH.
CxwTRAL X. R.''IU
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, ap-
ply to or address either or the following Agents
the Cnupauy.
b. A. STEWART, Freight Agent. Pi;tshurzh
CLARKE& CO. Transfer Agents. y
H. W BROW * CO, Cincinnati O.
R.C. NELDRUM 4 CO.. Msdison.ind.
J. ENCORE. louisville. Ky.
| W. ". lKMAN s. CO, Evansville, Ind.
| r. z SASS ST Lolis, Missouri.
CLARKE & CO., Chicseo. H.
J. II. M'CoLM Portsmouth q
RM'NEgLY, & MONTGOMERY, Maysv,lie
| Kentucky.
w.HA l.. LANGLEY ,Gailipols %.
S .PIERCE Il CO.. GAINESVILLE %.
N. II. HUDSON, Ripley,o.
| &c. MBLDRUM, General Travelling Age6
| for the South and West.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-15
The Hates Of Freight
LIVE STOCK.

LIVE STOCK.
Droversand Farmers willdnd this the mos tadvan-
,ageous route for Live Stock. Cnpacious Yards vel
ed and supplied with every convenience have
be IN opened onthisineandits eonnectione andevers
attention is paid totheir wants. From Harrishurgh
where will be found every convenience for feeding
and resting choice is offered of the PHiLaDEL
pUIA,NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKET.
Chis vii slso be found the shortest quiekest an
most d rect routcfor Steel o New York-TviaAllep
tovnl-snd witt fewerchahgesthan any other.
ENOCH LEWIS, GeneralSupt.. Altoona, Pa
l.. l.. HOUPT, Gen + ck ct Agt Philadelphia
H. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agen
DIV Phi aa,a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-09
A Comprehend Submission Resolutien.


TO U1 kditOr q TN n y ITIoDHe.
SIR: The following is q copy Of resolution
passed BY the District Convention FOR the election of
delegates 10 the Democratic State Convention, held ut
Greenport. /. l., this day;
R,,ed Ths, favor the Immediate Withdrawal q every
Yeders soldier southern soil and the tboo. abandon
np~ut forever tho claim warranted caue In the Con
nor 10y any consideration Of nsurs moral equity
Dr., we have no t invade the territory Of stAie TO
ivose by force upon the citizens Of such state
10 which they never consented and which they viii
voluntarily obey.
Al one who has never been counted successfully
IN Administration man. would Ike TO inquire whether
this Is TO be considered orthodox by Messrs. Cagger
Richmond. Wood and Co, Mt Syracuse ON Wednesday I
Very respectfully,
Esv- York, Sept. T. 1865. hcCLELLAN NAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-09

Rev. Q. Anderou. Mn Macpherson, M. ssl Ma
seun infant and servant his TsiIb.In. NJ oeAls<
NJ and Mr.. Dewe, Mr. Thoa Holcomb, Mr. v. Hasdasss
Mr. John Bingham, Mr. Geo, Sidney, Mr.: johnson, MI A.
Ing Nj Thos FaIbairn Mr. g. Lsureat Mr.. Jos Mason Mr.
VIM Peyon Rev. w. Hicks wife and infant, Nj John Mac
kenzie Mr. Jnc. Adams, Mr. MaeCrosson Mr.. Hanson Mr.
Bsfale,t. Total 23l.
In esmsr Pioneer on Nertern and Haise-u,Csg' Jack
son 58h Penny vsns +. r. Hastings Paymaster u. s. ~
AdIt Williams 81 N Y Cavalry Lieut. johnson seth Penn
syvspis Lieut.. Martin. SSH NJ W. Lieut. Chiity 10th
Conn., Vols. Dr. Piefer u s. A.. Dr. T.. Pfeiher " s. ",
Mr. Jonson 96h ~ u ", M Simons s5th N Y ", Messrs
owes Hans Wheeler Cairns. London and Locke, and l01 in
the steerage.
Ia steamer Dudley Buck from NcpbernCAas. Fl. Brown,
Psymaster IT, y N, VIM. Zimmerman, Il. C. Albeit, b. East
man Lieut.. Norcross and lady, Lieut. Warner Lieut. Beers
L. d. Rodgers. Lieut. Williams, Capt Field Capt. Swift MI
kesn.ey, and 80 IN the steerage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-09
Passenger Arrived

In ,xamsAsp Scotia, Jyon LAscpooi-Mr. az. Mn Wlts
Az. children and nurse Mr. and Mr.. Langdop aud maid M
Kent infant and child Mr. aud Miss Ninoet MI and MYs
buysl Mrs Ecocs.<r and two Mira Rockwell Mr. Mrs
and Miss Foer MI. Ms and Miss Low Nh, Mrs and Nss
Arch.r Mr. AID Master Richard Ms Roser, Mr. and Mfs.
Iouuinx Mr. aud Mr.. John Davs MI aud Ms Cinnamon,
NJ. Chr mon and Insd MI and hra Vol d child My
snd Mn Elliot. two children and naoss Mr. Judah, Mr. L.
Lryre Mr. and Mrs Coz Mr. g. Bodpsn: Mr. John Mcclure,
Nj j. JsIlie.on Mr.. Morgan. Mr.; and hs IsP;sosI MIS-
Mi.s KruthIer M and Mrs. Prey. MI Me- 4; n.iseui
Mr. j. s. Dennis Hr Noodle, Dr. ) Henry, Mrs bea'm.n,,
Mr. Mis- EdseTsion, Mrs. Lyman and Two children Mi.s
Lyman and nasid Es.srs IL Bali Collins. W.n,rcr,h oPss
bym, Col dc ArenSsros, Mime Died-n MI m onon
~ishi, Perch, Mitchell, Mr. AID Mr.. q s:%pssd5 Isn,
Hrs Sherman md maid. MIR and Nh. aoe!weiI ana o,'a
Mrs. Brown and Mesuv. w. Young ueoIss bsoEs. ~
1oscbsr, Jos Hume, RsbeHs j. "ossna0n ~ nsI'1y
Erlebseh Ardeyle. Mernod R. JohD.on, L"werhsIn =.
Lsshsrs Jsmes Scott Mr. Msissd aud dsnshtsr NJ bASh
end daughter. Jos Tasker. C. Bixsnd H. Covn snsen.
George Webster. Thoms Send. NJ Carey NJ Hute.'nssys
Csp Fitxxcy Kelly Mr.. Donald Marley. A; Person a. M
sr, Mr. UslIn Mira Pears aud Miss Peters and snsr
NJ and Mira Msshews evs children, fovsrnes: Az. mag M
ecssnser Mrs Taylor infant end nnr.e NJ Aninidewn
G Robinson. M. end k. A. CrAs kdf:ll H. bsssshsus
kss.ssy .1d :sn Geo. asyxosd h: ~. NJ s. saS
t,' n, spa ". ch.pS., NJ: :.a " Ss.s%..'
ays d .es ~ .na M,' xfgpm.n:sh'f mr ;.d Ar s
~ \ 0aasI, W. kstssa, ". xafhstssa, u prssissa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-09
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........ SEPT.
Cleared.

S,osnship-Perss tBr.), Lott. Liverpool, +. Cunard
shpDephine (Prusl s!everts, Santiago Faneh Meinche
Wendt
Brrs-Isdy Washington (Brl Morrison, ST. Johns, b.,
r Nevius Son; Anna D. Jordan Br.) Partridge, Car
deHss, II. d. Brookman Co.; II. Halcck. Wheeler Pot
Royu j. o. Baker Go. Pedro (Br) Wallis Maisnzu w.
w. Russell Bro. Co; Jereia tBr.l. Hi, Cieaisegos,
Tucker Lghboumc Josephine (Brl Conedon ST. John D.
n. f.. ". !. C. A. DcWoL $500
Schooners-Rhode Island Berry New.Hayen, N Bhegs
Co.. Margaret Ann. Whelpey Halifax, A. Smither. Co.
Rhode Island Wgh,nlnn Providence h. Kenny; = w Dyer,
Sumner Boston g. L. Hatch Hiawnihs, lnrTAham Bangor
Metoaf Duncan; Caroline ID. Merrill fou.s Monroe, f.
REINDEER Lincoln Portland j. " Havad Decan,; Oekc'
ruttle Washington. Van Brunt Slasht; John EoHhrnp
rcuce Tookcr. Norfolk. f. H. Hurbu Co; Gen Marion,
Pennington. Boston, T. A. Hussey Coz Era ChAnberin,
Boston, 7. Dayton 4 Go.
Slopes phronia Vail New. Haven H. s Racket Son
W. J. Pei. Ritter Baltimore. J. A. MoSorley.
Stoansr-Josephine. Cundif, Baltimore, W. DaAeu
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6laiionerp ano fanlp GOODS.

At No. Is MAIDEN-LANE you will find
b.Ass Beohs Wi'us fspefs and sstsonery Ar''e.es
moderate rfioss Order. so.iclied.
FRANCIS LoUTREL. s,s,ionors and Prn,er
FOUNTAIN Marking Brush and PencD-For
i Directing Mmchsndl.c ke.I,.s Agents Wasted send
stanp 20 cifrg Address =. i. CLAIM Co. Msnafse-
,ufrf. bon No. %, SoIttainp;on, Mas
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11ort- Uarorns' Notifc.

srafr oy SEwlohK
POM. WAapHSs UyyicS No 100 Wallet
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN accordance with
section ofhe paced A. ~ ls;7 entitled An Act TO
Reorsaze til. WAfdent Ohcs ~ the Fort oil New OH 70
ali irrsops having change OF the subject
Of saoh inquiry ersDinAson or survey ih., u.
ius vessels under eIAiIIa0g b, The forNs
den, and that tl~ .sd eIan!a;ion, viii be
pe,ed within days nett succeeding Is Hose on boAid
said vessels; o.
Pati Pier No. ~, X.
C. n. BRAMiALL, Presidsll
J. Aue's UIkSfsAE Secretary.
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Aliliiarp Noiifrs.

New.York County Substitute and Relief
Committee. .
NAMys AND PLACES OF MEKTIN0 OF AUXILIARY
COMMITTkLS
The Committee announce hereby that IN pursuance on her
request made ia. I'd instant The Chairman Of the kepnb
can Central and Tsnnany Hall General Committees have each
otod gentleman each Ward to meet dy ~ 'oms
psce In th~r respective WGris aud give nforaon and In
&c desiring the aid Of tia Committee
and the Ward Committees named IN the suleI.d
lst have are.d places and times Of urctinS aso
shown In com. csion with the said hst.
GEORGE OPDYkE, Mayor,
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN. Comptrolsr.
WIN n TWEED. Supervisor,
WIN. X. STEWART. supervisor,
ORlSON BLUNT, Supervisor.
ELIJAH r. PURDY. supervisor.
Cos.fnittSs.
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Jneurantc Companies.

DEPUBI.IC FIRE INSURANCE COM
III PAki, no. 10 Waist, New. lerk
INCREASED CAPITAL.
CASH CAPITAL rSeem
Surplus OVER xasOU ASST OVER 500 Anu.
This with Amounting rnoro than HaI
" lon o. Dollars sucly invested prru.rd to e;'-r in
creased facilities 10 Insurers a=alaa lo-. da.s- by Fire
and IL. ki.s. OF INLAND Ns,eafioa ana rrss'si siion
The attention OF the public u 10 the pee. sdvn
IL sr. offered . the assured BY this Company.
In having each capital al paid III aud ssrty invested
In tho accumulation Of profits forming -arrlns Of
Two Hundred thousand Do.f. .ni oo.aa3y Increasing md
abb. for the losses OF t,~ Company.
= Ina the ~ per Of psts strip bearing
per interest sys- !. oash 10 customers
al Part patton Policies.
Parti.. innrns with the above ComrAy enjoy al the sd
vsnages o., gvd by paid IN and ssciy invested Cas tApd
with the onOmy and sscurry ol toe musnl sys.e<n
No inbiJ whatever Incurred by the s>ufcd liberal re-
Lucon Ia the Premium made 10 customers pr-ulunx nnn
participation polici.s ROBERT , hOtE, fresideet
DUNcas b. CrKNY, Secretary.
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A DEAR RIDR.-wm. Brown, lad aged SIX
years while stealing a ride on block OF marble that
was being conveyed q truck through Grand street
fell from the truck the hind wheel pacing over his foot
smashing it very badly lie was taken " the New YORK
Hos initial
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a., Fs s, sicrSs AIfHRY 81 HEAVY lsTiLLERY, now
sss.niins b I'll: city to ;. so~m;ndsd * Capt
!. H. b ksst. Heavy Artillery, n voluntssrs TIE
Ss Ssuns. p and the S.u' rssi x .sss I'D
1ea. Tspt In City Hall Ps,tL; Inv su .vrrR c..t.in.
THO6. 8. eA1HE1 4sstssasl