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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


GRAMMAh scHooL,--It was our good fortnns 10
be present at one ofths most dellgAtful sshool
levees We hare ever attended, yesterday afternoon
at the Female GrammAr school, Of the Fourth DIS
triot, Mrs. Amidon, teacher, The exereises, con
sstins Of reading in original sonposition, together
with selections OF prose and poetry including dis
iogues, the whole inssrspersed with voeh music,
commenced at h,lipast one o'clock and eOntinusd
until half past three. 10 ~
Amsng the persons presentws noticed Mr.. J. o.
Wilson, trustee from tAe First district, Dr.. Davis
OF the Third dlstrict the aub-board of the Fourth
distrietI Riehards, Esq., director Of the Teach
ers' Insiit.tej A. Hyde, Esq, together with q
large number Of the parents Of the pupils The
musical department was under the direction OF
Prof.. Daniels. Among the most pleasing musical
selections we note the following;
Thompson, Robey, and Abell: "I love the trees, ,
solo and ehorusi solo BY Miss Davidson: Autumn
Winds" solo and chorus; solo by Miss Amanda
Thompson.
In original composition, We notice "Humility, -
BY Miss Matte orayj "Industry,n by Miss Rachel
GArrettI "Rishss and Poverty" By Mis-. Bette
and uHome, y by miss Hannah Johnson 'N'
In sslssiions we notice.. song Of the shlrt,n by
Miss Emma Thomas, Cha-ge Of the LiTht Fri.
Eadep by Miaa Rachael Garrett; HF1Inht of Year, y
by Miss Julia Fr, nkIIn a son1 of ~. n ~ y T.,
Miss Heldley, " The NAV Queer. - hy MI. F.Dny
William, The WorId'f 'for al. ,, ~ NJ. I'LL,
Lue,., and A ysrv touehinv poem f,o,D ~, h.. -
hI, family. entitled I D,rIinT,. an w.. ), "
Miss Matte cray, y"
The dIalop,ies yvsr. vars, hun,o.o,,. u,. ..,,..
seene from the so,nsas y, q srh,,'n ~. sIs',, so's
Sir Peter Tea1le. MIss wIIIi.msf fasy Te.,is Nj.
Abel, The GossIps, y by MIOses Thomp.on. Wor.
| reI ana u,n,on - 'i'o"' "''-
The exercise. wore .du,,.n,, .,,,,,,.,., -.
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ry-Cemfort Tor ths Army-wiIson,s date
Evans Patent Tent stove.--The undersigned, hAv.
esI.Bsatsd petsnts and In mproyeS ents on WoodbuIv
and OF Evans upon Portable Tent stovsa for army
u'e, 10 now prepared TO furnish dealers in Wash
inrton and Baltimore, without delay, with WILL
SONS PATENT TENT STOVES made OF cast iron,
with eight feet Of pipsj each stove packed In box
sns .nont psuaS,, sIge sSDaS M 10
thoroughly any ofhoer's tent-a wonder OF com.
pAetness and utility. For sale BY all the prominent
dealers In stoves = q suffers supplies.
RF. WILSON, sole PropIietor,
dsa1-u National Hotel, Wellington.
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house, foot OF r street. Apply 10 FRED g. coz
zENs, PennsylvaniA avsnue, two hoors from Four
teenth street. oc2o-d
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-14


UE1- Once Of the Independent Telsgraph
Company, 500 Ninth street, lone door from Penn
iyis-d A4R TALcoTT, Manager.
szstarvasi ont-Those who have been druEred
and half stafyed and are stil getting WORSE should
eall on DR. DARBEv. He cures By nutrition and
TONES. No. isa seventh street,
THn only place whore you can purchase IND
Rubb1 goods Of all kinda Al Mana scfurcy prieen, 10
u n. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
PennsylyAniA Ayenue, botwoan Ninth ard Tenth
streets. Also, all kinds Of Rubber goods beAuti-
fully repaired At short notice. mar 28-d
THH GREAT PENNSYLVANIA 70 UlF.-Th
quickest and safest route 10 the Northwest ard
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one to
Sunday. Soldiers hakets at Government rAtes 10
al the principal points In the North and West
Tor tickets and information apply ct the %
Zee Of the "0reAt PennsyivaniA Route, " northeast
eosner rennsylyanta Ayenue and sixth street, IN.
DER National Hotel. once open nom 4. N. 90 .
,. n.ien sundASssto tp. N. -.
saEs LTsas
NEW YoRK srILEs.-G Gentlsnsa's Clothin0 -
ksy and IA large assortment for Dress
and business wear. Tho English Sack and walk
Ing coats exsen IN be.uty. grade and nnish any
thing over offered In thls city. VI y
WALL, STEPHENS Co..,
oss-tf IN Pa. sv.s bot. Ninth and Tenth sts.
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AsorHnR BRoTHEL OLosED.-By order Of w.
D. Webb, superintendent Of Police, Sergeant Hur-
ley, Of the Fourth precinct, closed last night q
brothel on rwenty-fourth street, and arrested the
proprietreas, Sarah Harper. She was dismissed by
Justice Drury on the charge Of keeping the house,
and was fined s2 for living life Of prostitution.
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mitSunebmen, erpisberte Muluine entfdie.

mit5une9men; ertpisbsrte Malpine entidie.
Den. '-5a @3a1.t@ a aiif
gBu8 b5re i4, mein Grdulein? ? rief
Wiindfeto, fnb Ste wirtlid cine 70 poraitas
Iids 9au8ftau, paB Sie cine poaaGn6i1e
Setcncttie fiibren, 8ieb einIdIadten uno
lelbit 8ter braueu? 5n a9inei1HR9
llno warum nt6t? erpieoerte WaGwine
errStbenb uno lo6enb. Wleine 2a9e uub
ntsin germG9sn 5pinseu mid ba3u; uno ba
nnIere geoiirfniHe iulmer 3uslei9 aud uAs
lere &rdfte lino, 10 betrtlbe tA alle8 aud
re9t mas t@ betreiben lnuB. l1no Da Du
einual Serrn ManAieto 10 pisl gela9t bait,
2ct9en, ioa er AUDI QlleS wl1en DaS
gier, peldeS Id bruue, iit cine ART engliIden
9le'S; Die @erlte, fpOrauS e8 gebraut lit,
pu4S auf nletnem eigenen @runo nnb Boz
ben unb ipurbe duf elmer DGrre bon meiner
cigenen @cniructicn in Vial3 perpanbelt, II.
Die 6cpfem oaju pudIen an meinsnt Qau-
bsHganae la@ .. 10
geirtli6? uno1ilt bieles 8ier t.intbar
frdge 9err MiintfelD erltaunt1 'l aer
gGp(len Sic eS petlu hen uuo ieblt ultbetz
LETT z fr1ate Malwine. alH.
Wfit 8ergnaSen, edt9esnete er, alIein i'd
la8e Sbnen gum 8craue, i9 peree meine
Nnli4t bariiber iiinumwuneen ausIpre9sn !
Ecpp, sS gilt! eus fOIen sic audi riei
Malmiae uno belt ibr Vfero an. Gtneu
fletnen Steinfrug uno ein TrintslaS au8 BEN
Speiletorb unp einea &prf3ieber aus Der "a.
I4e 81 bplen, mar fir Ofalwiuet oa5 g0er
eines NnSenblids. otnn lie fablte ltd GINGER.
ntaBen perlebt oaB er ibr 9ebrdu 9eidlan
im 0orau5 pertan,mt babe lBilllt 9u ef
ebenfallS Oeriuhen, Charlotte ? fra9te Il
oteIe @s 2.a ~ 19l.2s5s2 q yHa ~se
| Wsit nidlten. i'd Olnte; Oh fpeiBlt ia, baf
tdl nieuol8 Bier trinfe, erateeerte @barlott
unb affectirte eiuen oornebmen N6Ideu iibe,
Die blple Soee, p1B lie etpa8 10 WenlensS
tbuu lpute =. .& 4s1 il5at .i 81.
(Jprtiesuns ptst) 1s-.t 1lI1E
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OrdaniiAe SArGt6e

prb unoer3Isli6 8Set unb Gle rre 8raft weer beree
feut DieieS rtbare 2etten weeS eas 2ben elenb unt
Ste gts unS Nd8tpmrsnida unmssIib maGt tH,oit tas
9pr8 9erer sie ibren Qeieni4aften unboanen Sbnen.
nse Qeute fHb au leit ;u MusI6we rnsen eenets neil
Strftursn Nieberf6lasen i'm arn Sten nnb Gnstre rr.
laden entisten tann, 10 IT e te eRenthetls cine SpIee
hes W6brduhes Der etelfta Srsdne gHer aber rita ee
dusne ab fs Rra Der @r3eueuns eber Denen berr-
wtrh bic m bemltGen 9afera ersebsn ais eon Deneu
ks ha wetie ftnb. si- IN lii,
- Office: 90. Sib,Srebert6Fr.,
Eeben Tbaren BON 8alttmprefr., SifltGe Sette,
bic Stufen btnauf. u
Nan merle f6 Iamen unb SalSnumnter Senn unriItn-
be nS rIserihe Na@ma9er eur6riebne unp sewiFenDie
QuadIalter, S&utftder, StfelWider, Strabenrenieer
ne 3ampeupueer u. m neunen Bd reselmdbise Mtr3te
unh auern, anse;psen Or. Spbnfp8 0f In Ger Sbe
98. @ge &rtefe mIlen einen pef-5tamp entbalten.
Cine f>siiu,9 In 2 G1qen 3u8eihert.
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ST. & & In Il M

teeb beS tDntsen GoatgiumS ser gDunearste In sSa-
bpn rdturter eeS per erer meeianti6sn Gc1esen ser
Ser Staten sr6tn &tetl feines 2ebens tn ben
ppitalern ppu 2pnbo partS pbilaeelpba unb anseren
Stdeten ,sebrad bat eAise Der une baren Setlunaen
cpueneet, bon &c en- tie G5ei6iGe Neen weS. I'm
a6bee 2eitent he an Sbreniauen Nere6at unb abersn
RranfGeiten littcn ple g. aud. Die BEL pSslten @e
rdui6en su cbr er4eGn bic 5u pt Otten bel 8erasex
flsinteteten II. |. 10 lpnrren aueenbltdlib 8ebetlt
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@tfQbrliGe &rauthrit.

aBtn Ser trresesttste untlus Singing ausnbtt 6as
Ct BEN Retm bteer bmer;baten Rrantbe In @ ausensm-
men Sat p scI6tebt e. taus taB en unettises S6amse-
ilbl pter bic Surbt @ntbefurJ tbn ab6redt id an
ene Az enben, au wss in Grlse ibr;r @r5buna unb
Harte 10 ange bis Die Spnppmt bses rtdli9ew lebels
wie 3. Elm nit @ei9wA ent;lnteet Sals, cine bOe
9aie Gmer3 i'm Rppfe uuS In cen Gecern @enabme ies
GeG6ts &autbtit, Ausr die btr Sau &npten ben 8t-
ner ns arnen Tinaen I'M 6ette unb BEN Grtrttitd-
ten @ ;eisen no taaa hiee nebl nit sner 6retli@ta
S6neltettt ccr t Grttten, Bis 3ulst Ger Gaunen unS
bic Naenfnoen etnfd@en; bdS Sper brr irt &ran
bett ein @eatnanb res tleis8 :rb unb her Eub eiHtn
fGred6en Qeioen taburh Elm Gnhe watt bas tbn rad
jenem Qanbe grinet rnner tein @eifenfer ;urGbr
Gs iii cine traurtee Staahe, bas Sauente tteier rr9t-
beren 8rantfe gum Optr farer TT Guee Der lnst td'
ltdt unpiienser 9rdbler. rebe bur Mnmeubung ie7es
toetlen 0iteS feS Ys furS bic Gonftupn perniden uKe
ben Steif be5 Sebcns In elm eenteS Daetn uerwabelu.
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Oas feinife lnb npuenSetffe tsSpnic> Sitter
Mnfercr SSeit!
9ie 6onigblume CThe Honeysuckle)
ELIXIR DE VITH.

-
Diets Spntc Stters eldes felt lanse etnen SOrsslten
uf IN europa bes mn6 IN befem ganbe 6nen In e6rau1
tpmmt, TT benz reinen gp8nac in @erbin6ung nit ber
&bntgS Dber @dsedraa-9fnbe i'm gDeBe Der DetlatSn
rst uub bat I'D baelbe IN 1aen Nrie6tunsen Der 9eber
re un6 r6auunespgdne" str wertbSpl sstets unb II
tn Deuti6lanb ais
rDas Sanssetrant unerer 3et"
tetrdttet. r
pelteFser Hefdurateure MpObeter &C. fnSen In bieen
Srut Epnc8ttrs ene pertbSpne Que1e oeS prSfts, Ia
einn,a eefDe bic Sauer n phnc baelbe ietu mol
len. Ndt pc Icsenann Bitters b6et hdelbe
currenren @ttqueen db, nb ba es BON ebr werprpneH
Sn9reb njen 1ererttlt cron ceren 9DuneeH 1u pbt9e
Dreane ldn5 Dptoren dner1nnt mcreen tno 10 l1d"
bet es eoer benz Ert ter NOD benz Mra 6ere anpen oet
Ms Srnt tters ebt es betres einer @ie8onj u SetT-
belt bes @ebnades als unubertrren ha tnhem eS aHe
9Iuncen i'm Wtunbe wte Gtptlpabe @aiiee Ebee @aniIe
anbeln, our6md6t Suest tn en cpaf6npgeS @ante,
IN Elm erpIrmenbeS pniearses Bttter betm 6tnunrtrtM
Ten br8ebt uno plte bahsr IN eber Sdusbaltung wpben.
gertteten potels, Neitdurattrn &c. nnertbspr ietn
yDreiale Neta Aeenten fSnnen nit treenS ener0aan'
tat Sies vprsltten Sttters IN tsen DusenD Quart
Safteu bur4 q / t.gl sr.f .}ssH ..a1 jlf7sflU
fu94 73s6 Den alleint9en Gtgner
$. 8 pru $40. s6 Sanpners, Scfe non Gdmeeufar.s
scgeniiber cem Wearete, Baltimore,
rerrr9 merben.
Seine seGte SlaI6e 1T 6d Ste midi NIT benz GteseI bee
Gianers duf rem Sort perIeten 1T. sH|
2SeberDerf1ufer erhdlten bic hem BerS dn9ettrtta~
ten paar-lttbosresb- ~ us9dnSe&iIter gratis;
Die leeren 6aIhen trerben eeph rein Bet Der ndfen
Sefelung NIT $l.O0 Dusenb france Baltimore n9e@nWng
@bra6t. ~
| gorsuetiGen Simbeers 6 fence BON benz Stmbserafte
tr Sprjdbreen @rnte cwte aGe QDetre unb 9aupr eer
Aralitat unb Su lOliSen 9retien. a.-a,.
@de sanuSer unb Gnmbenar, asstaabes
I q (259pr3O(H Wlorfte.
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aeheiu,cn 0ranfastten

ssmdt terten ol3 ba iue: 5eu8ung Saodde
III eem @fn nD ben eelieNer @nsnnhunsen Ger Nisren
stnfwads @iattiSfet geraanSts-
idwGde ter3fpptn Sdbi6srn6et 3tttern, Nusenlawa@s
@@wtnbel &ppfi6meri, @nt5lneuHs y 6deS, her gtait
Der Quns se8 Wasen3 Ter Gtn1erp3ee uno 1atr jentr
llebel ectem gsttimen @tnotnte ten Der usenA
pcte ttren Sprn oeibrltbcr nt ais tsr Sirewen @e-
fang ben WeIbrten teS lpiies terrbrtn nb pcnn xtt
ses 9ebetlt werbtn ibre eiu3entttn rinunse perrt-
fen Gdpdde Der Gpnftution rerecrtrneen bic Che ur~
mSAli naden unb suiet tsn 15rptr unb Stnn erSren.
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0eyheiratbste Nerionsn,

pSer Sole iptle @ u eerteiratben Beabfdttgen nnb t
pbp6er Sr66e reer etneS aaeeren Stnbe nieS berust
fnb iplten unreuusli@ Or. ebnfrn 5u 0tatbe ;eben.
@ae 5tneerniIe sese tie be sbpIde poer eetoe 3er-
rattRng 9etSbarfsit Der Ne 3tern uns G6wae SSer
f66pfun9 fer dreflttten Wrt werber ihnea turirt.
Derenge, Telftr h Ter 8ebauSluns unb Eiriprse boa
Dr. SDbntrn uner;ieht ann tbm. ais einem Gkrenmanne
pbne Bur M aneerrauen une sXpertlt auf ietme Sr;t.
Itdbe G5eidhtdltdhfett perIdIieu. .r'.
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Jmporteure &c.
@icbert s. @pnt,nerfeI0.

ltneren Greunben unb gefannten fOsce bem Dn.
- ttitutn i'm Masemeinsn erlnuben mir ums tiermh
Nie Nnsetee III ndHen bas mir unter nj beutieen Datum en
0Sein. uno 9i1uDr=6e16Gft,
NIT beutlen fran3Dff6en lnb cinbetntfen
prpbutten,
80. BIS Ceprc GanRr., 2 1biren bcnDr S5c
t-s,ts ~--s MGarft,
unter rbeer Srd etabr taben unb Derpre6en ebertst
bic reeufe unb bilisfe Bebenung.
Baltimore. ben 81. Wdr3 1864 -.-.
Ste bert & Ssmmerfe b.
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6efhGftA i. Mnti,.

Dtetnen wertben 8unben sur Ndbr dt bas i'd bds alt
betannte 6 auDr. unb s8etnsefd aft
30. IA SH GombarSfr., Gcfe npu Sront,
inter Der aIten Jrma, ME tsber nit unsef9wd6en Brnb
fprtfIbre. 9 E,If ~
t2ln1rS1mt) GbaS, s. Stebe crit.
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DeIcnbers su beah!en (!

Or. Sebndtn bt.tet aaen 2.nsn feline SaGe 6n reIde @
trrd iplde sebeime uno tuatiirlde Gs ub &6r7er
f0renee tur bic Mrteit bic @s2ae une se G3e un6bis
nta6ente Safer ael@wabt babst. t-i.
er nb tintee Ger traurstn unb teasensNertben Sol.
gen fct lbsn Cerrbnbetten res qafers Sbw DE i'm &t-
ten une ben 8lteeern Gmer;cn I'M 8rp Swae ees 05e-
f9tS ge.Mf Der Nta fltraft ersfOpen bSie nnrnte
Wasen6mdde nnrrbanns Ter @ertauuasS. .Srsaxs, eAee
rae;Re @nttrdftuns, S9rnptpne Der S6ptuffacst = n
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SUNG MGNner,

beirnberS met tie SPsr sus; eehtme EATERS sewprcen
fnt. ea8 jlbrlid 10 ritl 3dHiens in en u rbes Grat
reiB mcde eurd re trha6enen &dlene nS ertrtdelten
GertdnteSrafte nit Rem 0enner Der 0retamtet ben Se-
natTeseiert o her Qeer bedu6ernee G6n enpdt baben
fpNrsen, n16aen icb nit ppqem 0ertrauen naben.
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6 {, {

bebeaten fa Elm BeunSer Gei unb Gin stsr a6rper bic
nctbweni9 i9fen Grrreerniiie sur epe6en @ludelteett
lne a, pbne fiee ipro fe @eie les 2bsns r rdursen
1tl6ertaHrt Die @uSn teS gebnSoeriinftrn l tiiNb-
ltd gnp bic eele prb ergrieu BON gersweluns Mne me-
laGpG8cn @etra8tunsen, zap uns bic 5renten, welGe
&bhere eenteEen perireisert ltnb. 4sD5i3S
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DR.. Johnston,
Der eiusi8s ArJ!, wsIfsr uujsigt.
Baltimore eOa.!9ofpita1.
CUR untero:udune ber QuudiaitssetstabIirt.

Der stu3ige Olag In bsr gGeGt, no fi9sre,
I6nelle uup g1nnNi;ne Ruycn III
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9etRtg.

Die f@rsdbtGen @rtunsen tes 9uisrs nb iebr sa s&'
tea @erlu pes @.bi&tuteS. 8erwrrans ser Sheen, See
trdtbeit ber @etestafte b6e Mhnun9en Abuesnn9 osr
Der 9eleGi9aft ut na9 Giniamtete Wietranen sesen
9 iebf. Gur6eufet H. I. rs. itno etntse Der GltmmeH
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Gnnde Qtute.

ise i bur btimIs 2aftr sei6wa tuben bic ie fo ptt
upn bpen &euten In Der Sue ernen ub beren SOL
gen e alnd9tlt fpiren ett tn, S&lae burd gOlutir-
Hen be wenn unsetbettt, bic @be unm6sli9 MAIDEN nno
6Drser nb ett serGren 1cten Icrrt fie n5bigr 4t-
te teun. Splde @erpnem aeu beSOr e eintreen tn ee
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llfEQe:l tsr gprtGe.

Die pele Eauente. meIte tpSGel6 ter esen icben;ebn
Sabre In eier Nnlfa fdtit pu cen unp bic Wense mi
fieer tltdeu 9rtraipue mslde Dr.. Sehnp1 aus-
fbrte fenen bic eitunse Happortre no ptee dneere
glalen ,ntsrridte nGrsa unf ene d In 8esus au etnen
Gtotatter ais @Brermann 9 @eps daf Gbdrar unb Sc
no geireneen fne bHreitenee @smabr'
Ietfuus. a 551 gs1
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Dr. SpAnfpn iii tr einiiee reselmd6is sebiIcttt Writ
elder Sic Silung eepen RrauhsiieM dnse9t Getne
Wlittel uub gebanbs inb allen unteren ednit9 anbe.
fannt gr III beranosbhet bon sine 2eben meldeS Ct tn
bs srSstm 9ppitdlern Gnrrpa ant rem en oeles Hal-
bes aubradbt. rSallisb Gngant. &rantrt unb In teN
0lpdlS prn 3btiatelpbia no. unb bat cine auS3Setn
tere prarS ais aGle anterea Nerste Der 99elt J9 @
Der tpeler iid ber 9eee teS Or. Obnfpn arbsm etbk
fam f pertrauen ap ine Gbre ais Nann unS etne Gt-
{nidltHfett ais @rst. 1laetLIsN H
;. I6z- Office; So. z g Sdb-Trebertdhrabe .Itaset
aSspa SalttmpreHFS uebes tsr ,,alrbeitetals" 6.
6auttrant9ttten tuesbeR idns1 sstsilt> 8 'l'
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lsl9oA4~ Sabritanter,
Me gadr- gprf6ub uu Gisarren pln6en unb f& raider
NerIGuie rerfGern ppuen, fnben prrmpe &bndtme BET
GbuGrb GIcd.
t15utr,9 fse er ia QpmtnrtIir.
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e3 ottt rltte uniptrtt uns unteteuetee Aua6ldieer
wside I'D ais @er8eat&ttn NIB Or sftnSaS An.sa.
y U erbdrmiide un0 perddrlide Natma6er, rsl9e ter
Qeten anitat Ter sten 98eniAat tcr pteetr ZEN nte
friaen &trnfe piemete d jest e9eIntabts ss9tleeIe
6en db Nuisrdngen. t suncteit Mner ne 1e t9ln
der Detie in tire Slnse tcmnen esrnS 3asen o ta'n
rdbneu bcSnhers r eplde meld nit enent &ufe nnbe-
tant nt eeB feline 8e3laub91eh pcsr 9ipNme beanStS
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Gopartnersbip Notirss.

nISSOLUTION.-The partnership of d. w.
~ JONES Co. is dissolved this day by mutual consent
F.. WARNER Agent, 10 authorized to settle the
Nsw.York, Aphl H. 1864 ID. W gONES,
l.. WARNER, Agent
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DESIGNS for the SOLDIERS MONUMENT

DESIGNS for the SOLDIERS MONUMENT
~ at tGEITYsBURG.-The Undersigned, aCominittee Of
the proposed Soldiers National Monument at Gettysburg
Penns, INVITE DESIGNS for that Monument. with esti'
mete the cost OF which to erect must not exceed S5Oo
Tho designs may be for monument of Bronze Granite
OF both materials having the base portion so con-
ructed to admt Of tablets Of bronze Of sufficient capacity
TO contain the Of the 900 Uon soldiers who fell In the
memorable battle Of Gettysburg the be arranged
under the different States TO which the deceased belonged
giving also for the State other chosen Devices
Standing upon this base appropriate group single figure
IL desired while the sides may contain sculptures In relief
far As the space will admit.
The Committee think proper to state that they not in
| favor Of tall obelisk or column.
For the accepted Design, $3.50 will be paid ...
Designs for the Lodge and also gateway with adjoining
iron fence, for the Cemetery, also solicited
The Designs Tor the Monument must be furnished on or be-
fore the 2Jh day of May next and may be sent to JOHN
BARTLETT Secretary of the Board Of Conmss Prov
idenc- H. J. Those for the Lodge gateway aud fence are
qure by to 10th Of May The latter may be sent to DAVD
WILLS, President Of the Board, Gettysburg Penna An,
further information relative to the proposed Monument sn'
Cemetery may obtained from either ef the above named
gent ,lemss -Gettysburg, April Z. 1854. ~,
JOHN r. BARfLErT, Of the.
Is. w. NORRIS Board OF
T. W. FERRY, J Commissioner
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"ECONoMYIs wEALTH."-FRANKLIN,

IL The greatest Of modern phi osopLerst IemIAs thh
penny saved penny earned Instead OF destroying yonr
waste paper preserve II and receive its equivaen IN clsn
which will pay for old newspapers OF every
bills tickets cards Catalogues, and old scTap paper III al ls
varieties in quantities large small Also. Old wiring paper
and books old blank books ledgers Gc OF any style
il matters not much they may be written OF utated
STOCKWELL EMERSON, No. 10 Ann 81
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK,

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For New.Hsvsn Ell li;30 g. IN. l2:l5 tExl SOC
(Exl $3.50, l:30 aud (Ex.) .. m.
For Bridgeport, :, (Exl, 1850 l;l5 (EI ], 500
lEx), $3.50, 4:30 and (Ex.l p. m.
For Milford SratiOrd, l. II 30 m. $3.50. 43opm
For Fairfield, Southport and WesipOrt. T. H:& q $50
4;50p.m.
For Norwulk = $50, 1880 l-iS fE1l 500 tE,)
$3.50, 4'7f 80. TX r N.
FCl Durien aud Greenwien :; 9:5o I:s ~ ~, 40.
5.30p.
For stamford :, tEEl. $50. ll:3o N. i2:lS (EI)
tk1.). $50 4:ai. 5.30, (Ek.l p m.
For Port Chester and intermediate stations T. e II 30
IL. 3:Ju. 40. 3:5O s.3O y. lD. ~.
CONNECTING TRAINS
sos Boston via vnig ghed a. m. (EI); (Exb So. =.
FI' Boston via sho.v Line i2:l5 (Ex.6 3 p. IN.
isr Hartford and Springfield, EI.), ll3oa m.i Exls
y. M.
For Connecticut River Railroad N. lEx) 10 Aostssl,
il:30 a. M. to Northampton.
For Hartford, Providence and Fishkn Railroad, tEkl
u 80 C. M
For New Haven. New and sOnington Rsrosd st
q. u. l2:i5, 8, p. u.
kor Canal Railroad, 1915 p. m. to Northampton.
For Housatonic Railroad, q m.
For NaugsiuoA Railroad y a. M 3p. IN.
For Danbury aud Norwsk Rarosd T. $50 m a: 20 D. m
coaimodious Sle,p ping Cars attached TO D. m Trains
JAMES II. HOfT, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

INTEREST ON CITY 6TOCKS.-The Inter-
est the Bonds and Stocks Of the City and County Of
New York doe May L. 1864, will be paid MONDAY. May
3 by Daniel Delvn, esq Chamberlain OF the City at the
broadway Bank.
The Transfer Books viii be closed TUESDAY the 18th
inst, at O'Clock, p
MATHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
Department Of Finance Comptrollas Office City Of Nov
York, April 7. 1864.
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Corporation Notices.

Sealed Proposals win be received at the ComproIlcrs Once
until SATURDAY, April 6 1861 st2 o'clock p M when the
win publicly opened M he purchase OF the wheie or
any part Of the sum of One nin Dollars Of the Soldiers
Bounty Fund Bonds" suthoizet by Ordinance OF the
Board Of Supervisors pe,seS March 49, 1884, and by an act Of
the Legislature Of the of NewYork passed February -
1864 beng tho amount awaoed bids for &2ooOOOo
opened Aprilr, 1864. ...
The said bonds will be interest tho ate Of SIX per cent
Per znum payable semi annually hrst day Of May and
November in each year and the PRINCIPAL will be redeeuabe
fellows; Five hundred thousand dtlfrs November l. 1883
and five humid sl thousand dollars November !, 1880.
The proposals. will the amoust Of bonds desired and
the price per ur ired dollars hero and persons whose
proposals accepted will hereupen be required to deposit
with Coan.y Treasurer the GvUrded to icm re-
spec,iyey.
On presenting to ths COMPTROLLER she recpts Of the County
Treasurer for suct deposits the parties viii be entitled to
ceive bones f equal amounts ., the par value Of the susas
awarded them bearing Interest om the date Of payueats
Each proposition should be- sealed and Endorsed Proposals
for Solos' Bounty Fund Bcpds" ncosed In second
envelope sdire seed 10 the Comptroller.
The right 10 reserved rece any all OF thebds.
'dered necessary to protect promote the interests If t
County.
MATTHEW IT, BRENNAN Comptr,ler.
City OF N,York, Department o, Finance, Comstolle1'
Office, April I, 1864
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A. J. BLxKcxxa, Auctionesr. =

A. J. BLKKcScxn. Anctioneer. ...
IIH-AV. CORNER LOTS at AUCTION
\ d A. j. BLEECKER, SON Co. will sell at Auction TO
hslesroom No. Ill Broadway; .-.''
nTHAy LoTs2 lots beautifully situated the north heast.
u corner Of llthav and O0th each lot Is feet 81 inches
% the llth-tv., by 100 feet In depth
,ofsb ~ lots on the south-east Of llhsv and
ics E ssch 70 feet Inches the avenue by from 0 to
seo = inches The soil very hne being choice garden
VIE l. perfect 800 each lot remain
yees hon last January Msps at No. II Cedar