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\ correspondent states that Admiral Lee
pickedup several torpedCes containing sew
enty pounds of powder floating around the
monitors in James river, intended to be
exploded by coming in contact with them,
on the morning of the 30th ultr
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Miss e. A. P. Rynder,

Teacher of Piano-Forte Melodean. Guitar "-'
mony, and Vocal Music.
in one one term pru' Rooms @ NTH Mrs H. D. weIsh'
Clearfeld, July !, 1869
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The Castle Garden Commissioners report
5,79S enigrants arrived at port New York
during the week ending the lst. This makes
6S, ,07S from lst of January last against
70. $50 for corresponding season in 1853.
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Maj. E. L. Wentz, Superintendent OF
Government Railroads, has arrived at the
White House with locomotives and cars in
readiness for the grand full6lment of Rich
mond g
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Toinsure attention, the CASH must acccmpa-
ny notices, as follows Ali Cautions with 81
Strays, 81; Auditors notices, 81 so; Admins
traitors and Executors notices, 81 so, each and
all other transient Notices a. the saZna rates.
Other advertisements at 81 per square for Or less
insertions. Twelve lines lcr less count square.
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put in Castle Thunder The enemy attack
ed my lines yesterday and were repulsed.
To-day ali day they have been demonstra-
ting against my works on Spring Hill, east
erly side OF the Appotomax, but We're re-
pulsed Nothing further since my telegram
of this evening from Gen. Grant.
L. NJ. STANTON, Sec. War.
WASHINGTON, June 40 lnejor Ge1,e-
raj Dir. A dispatch from Gen. Grant s
headquarters dated yesterday, June lst, 10
a. M, has been received. 1t states that at
about p. m. yesterday, Sheridan, perceiv-
ing force Of rebel cavalry at Coal Harbor,
which proved to be Fitz Hugh Lees divis-
ion, attacked it, and after hard fight rout-
ed it, together with Clngman' 5 brigade OF
infantry, which came to Lees support.
Sheridan remained IN possession OF the field.
He reported at daIk he had considerable
number of prisoners, and that there were
many rebel dead and wounded on the field
He was ordeIe to hold the position, and al
10 p. N. the Sixth corps set out 10 occupy
it. We have not yet heard from Wright or
Sheridan this morning and do not know
whether the former has got his troops TO
their destination Gen Smith must be close
upon Wright 5 colum; This morning the
enemy are also moving a heavy column In
the same direction. The order has Just gone
to Warren to fall upon their flank. Wilson
had fight last evening near Hanover Court
House with Ioung's brigade of cavalry, and
routed Young, killing and capturing many
but there has been a good deal of artillery
firing in that direction this morning. War
rem reported last night that in his fight of
Monday afternoon, near Bethsaida Church,
Colonel Terrell, OF the 18th Virginia, and
Col. Wills, commanding Pegram' brigade
] III l., f.F.I
Pennsylvania, was wounded and dcaptured: so
was the Assistant Adjutant Generalof Ram
sey brigade. His name Is not reported.
Ten other commissioned officers were cap
tured, and seventy privates. Sixty rebels
We're buried on the field. On our centre
Burnside reports his advanced line as being
this morning within a mile and a half Of
Mechanicsville No other military inteili-
gence has been received by this department
since yesterday. 4. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War
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WESTERN ECENTRALR. R-s
ton for officers viz President and rnaDaiec- iec
OF the Western Central K. Z Co Will - gers
at the office Of said company in the Ro-o,s ned
ciearheld, on Monday the 18th day Of JuIv ISS, Of
which the stockholders in the same viii x ioo4of
tee l. j CRAVS.she no.
Clearfeld. May q, Ise.. Sec'y.
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EAUTiON.-All persons are hereby cautioned
~ against purchasing or taking assignment of
a certain note of hand. given by me to August and
John Rimilett calling for S39 10, and dated the
3lst Of May lS6I- Anderson Murray Is bail in
said note. The said Rimiett's owing me
Sl2 80 tax, will not pay said note until the tax
is paid, unless com PEELED by due course of law
June :. 1854 -pd DAVID L. SMITH.
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z. N. sTANT0N. So. " ]

LATEsr-The rebels made an attack on
Hancock, Wright and Smith, on Saturday
night, but were everywhere repulsed.
Our army /, within FIVE miles Of Rich
mond, and within fifty yards OF the rebel
lines. il some places.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.-Letters Testa-
H mentary the Estate of Samuel Hegerty, late
OF Woodward township, Clearfeld county. Penn a,
deceased, having been granted to the undersign-
ed all persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same will present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
SAMUEL HEGARTY. Executor
HegaTty's Roads, April Is, ls64-pd
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The Legislature of Rhode Island have re-
electedH B. Anthony TO the United States
Senate
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alelt Advertisements,

AfvsrttseH,fsits set kargstype cuts, ont Hs~G
style 'ci 5e charged doubie price
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WASHINGTON, May 3lst.-l125 25.-To
Maj. Gen. Dir. The following dispatch
has been received from General Butler:
Yesterday all day heavy firing was heard in
the direction of Mechanicsville six refu-
gees from Richmond report that Grant is on
Mechanicsville pike, IA miles from Rich
mond Yesterday they heard the firing and
that Grant was driving Lee. A woman re-
while she was in Richmond TO see whether
the city should be surrendered or burned.
The mayor advocated surrender and was
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NEW STYLE BALMsRALs.

Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Molasses, Spices, de- Oranges,
Split Peas, Lemons, Full Tea Sets, Dishes com
mon and fine ware, ps.saucers,preserve jars &c.
TUBS, Brooms. Churns, Mops Buckets, Meas
ures, brushes, combs wicks, fancy baskets, bowls,
doormats, window blinds, cords, tassels, etc, ETC.
Childrens. Misses and Ladies' morocco boots,
shoes, halmcrals and gators
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ALExAN DRIA NEW S.


ErtenIire Guerrilla 0praiionS -Mosby's men APP
pear 10 ave returned to Fairfax and Lou oun,
irnm their recent summer "tnur into MARY land
and Pennsy Ania in consider able force and ,ve
pitched into our scouts md pichets rather lively
within the past few days. picket post on the
Bone Mill road, about three miles out was at
tackled on Monday by about forty OF Mosby's men,
aud quite a sharp Gltirmish ensued. The squad oa
duty At The post consisted Of tenmsn fronfhe 18th
New York cavalry, about hslf Of whom were cap
tuTed, with their horBes, arms and equipment
On the same day another detachment u Moshy' 3
gang attacked one OF our scouting parties, com
prised Of attachments from the iB'h nod 18th new
York cavAiry, and, after severe skirmish, sue-
ceedPd In killing one man on our side and wound
ing two others, besides capturing snme three or
four prisoners The loss on their side was not as
ctrtgined, . -
on the other hand KincheIoe has come to grief
In the loss oil wagon tram near Aldie, which he
was guarding South. ~. 49,.
From The recent active operations on the part Of
Ruerrillas. II ~ouii leem that they have ecruittd
to some extent, and arc prepared to give some
trouble to our ou'posts and scouts. We trust the
proper meaBuics have already been adopted to give
them warn er reception than they hHve received
during the past weeh.-StGie Journal, ION instant.
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ITEMS.


SEVERAL disloyal citizens of Columbus and
Paducsh, Ky, with their families, have arrived
at Cairo, H., having been bauishcd by Gen.
Payne. Among them are a. number Of mer-
chants and leading men, whose property has
been seized by the Government. 1g-.u
A MoSuMRNr Of Quincy granite, 2s feet high
aud costing $4,000, which has been erected In
Newton, Mass, In honor of the soldiers from
that town who have died In the war, was dedl.
Gated on Saturday last.
TuRBu American parrots have been recently
described BY DR.. sclate, supposed TO be new TO
science. We have a number OF parrots that
are loud takers that are beginning to be well
known abroad
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY IN NAPERs.-The NUM-
cipality Of Naples have sold piece Of land to
the Jews, which the latter intend TO convert
into q cemetery. Under the old regime they
were not allowed TO have,a private burylng
ground. .....r
AT the recent dramatic .ftts at the Crystal
Palace, In London, Mrs. Mellon got two SOW.
ereigns for scrap Of Thnckeray's manuscripts
OF "Philip." n. ....r.--,.,,I .I- ---
The Boston Post gives an Instance Of Justice
dispensed on wheels and on public road. It
seems that fruit stealer belonging In South
Boston, bnt whose offence was committed in
Dorchester, was en- route TO that town, when
Justice Draper was met In carriage going to
Boston. Tic horse was reined up, court In
stituted, and the rogue was smartly fined for
his provoking poaching. A.. .r... ~
A new mill, three hundred and fifty feet
long by one hundred and elghty-four feet wide
and three stories high, Is going up at Lawrence,
Massachusetts. - II a. a....r o. -,
Brigham Young has started new Touring
mill and a cotton factory near Great Salt Lake
City. The factory is supplied with cotton
grown In Utah Territory. Ia "a a
The scarcity OF help In the mills at Clinton,
Massachusetts, recently impeiled the company
to send an agent to northern New York, who
returned with forty girls. ,r,, -.I.f.l
II Of the $50, 900 subscription required from
Amherst to get the agricultural college there
has been secured. William Kellogg, formerly
an Amherst merchant, gave 5000. p or
The Chicopee river In Massachusetts, is
lower than IL has been known for many years.
At Chicopee Falls the mills, though not all In
full operation, can he run only part OF the
day. 80 "'
There Ia no lack Of fishermen at Gloucester,
Massachusetts. Old hands 6nd II quito diff
cult TO get employment, andgroen hands stand
no show at all. Bait ia scarce, and many yes-
sells arc Obliged to leave with"ut their uspal
supply. r
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

Treasury DEPARTMENT, }
NATIONAL CURRENCY BUREAU, FIRST DIVISION,
August 8, 1851.
Sealed proposals. arc hereby inyi ed for six Hun.
dred ('00) tons White Ash An hrscite Goal furnace
to he delivered at the Treasury bulldog At such
point az may be Designated.
The coal 10 be ali OF the best quality, and to be
de ivered, at the convenience oil tue seller, any
time before the 3o'h of September.
Bids VIII be received until MONDAY, ttfe 18th Of
August, and be couaiderrd h. d 'ng on the bidder
ior wo eka after that date, the Depar 'ment re-
serving the light to reject all or any portion Of the
b a. received, s. NJ. CLARK,
AuiO-lw Chief OF First Division.
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LOCAL NEWS.

BIT ny A MAD Do0.--Yesterdny morning,
large yellow dog entered the house o. Wahef
Nicholson, sr., on Third street east, be ween aud
N streets. HeeNhibited synptoms q hydrophohi-,
and q memter of the family. after rep .ated at
tempts TO drive him away, which were ithout
avail thiewA bucket Of water 90 The dog. He wa 3
immediately seized with fit, and bit q little son
nj MIR Noholso about years Oi age. = he little
boy was bit 10 tho hand. and ts suferiT severely
tEdHy. The dog was killed ,thoTfly after, by
Ufficer Gordon, OF the III nth precinct.
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Sun srRoKE.--A discharged soldier, named
John Kelly ,wss,an sierday ,iound dead ny Ofoer
Gle melts In rEnche near the depot hiah 10 kept
by John Murphy. This coroner wss notified, but
upon arriving a. the house deemed an inquest un-
necessary. Ha died iu nc, and vas supposed to
have the coup d. soieh. The body was inteIre At
the expense Of the CoTpoi alton. The discharge
papers Of the dtcaAted ant Ia tho postessi, n Of
Sergeant Robert Mllstesd, OF the Eighth prcci ct.
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A ucTIoN SALE OF GOVERNMENT

IN PROPERTY.
DEPAR MERT OF THE IETERroR,l
OFFICE Oh TUE WASHINGTON AouEDUCT,
WAsHRGTos, d. e., August D. 1854.
Will be sold at public auction, on TUESDAY,
August 10, commencing at 10 a. m;
Aisrge lot OF miscellaneous property connect
with the Washington Aqueduet, consisting Of one
Stationary steam Ergine,. about Is tons old
Wrought Iron, 81 tons old Cast Iron, 1sS barrels
Hydr NuiiG Cement 900 pounds Asphalt, Asphalt
Kettles, stone Soows, 6s,tdo feet d M. old Tim
Der, several Wooden Buildings, together with q
large lot OF Hoisttng AVID Travelling Cranes, Blocks
and Falls, Wire and Hemp Rope, Derriotts, SHOW.
els, WheelbArrow Frames, strsp and Rails, q
quantity OF Granite, &c, ko! /. - 49,.
The above property ID s,tunted at Bridge and
the Government warehouse In GEORGETOWN, Dis
tributing Reservoir, Cabin John Bridge, Great
Fails, and Seneca QuArries. 90 ..'. %
Descriptive printed lists Of the properly in eseh
| locality W n he furnished on and sitter the 10th
| mat at this office.
tn sale will take place on the ground, except
| the pro, erty at Seneca QuarriPs, which will be
| sOld at Great Falls from the descriptive list
II not all sold on the 18TH the sale viii be con.
| tinued On tho Isil, at the same hour.
Ten per cont oil the pu rchaSe oney win be paid
on the daV OF aAle, A0d the balance. taking pos
| session OF the proparty, which must DO within six
da, after the sAle OF the per cent. will be for
| ieited and the prOparty Tesod.
by order Of the Secretary Vi the Interior;
| S SEYM MUIR,
Chief Engineer Washington Aquedust.
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SOzoDoNT.-Tbis word has been staring
every body In the face for the past few weeks, 10
now getting into nearly eyeryhody's mouth, rs a
IRE psTation for ole AnsinE, IL Autiytngi and pre-
serving the teeth, sweS tening tho reath, and
res ing the prosrtss Of decay,
Sold by druggists, AuaeO3t
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OFFICE DEPOT CoMMTSsARY OF

OFFICE DEPOT CoMMISSARI OF
" SUBSISTENCE,
WASuIR0f, n, d C., Aug. 8, 1854.
Sealed proposals A. Q invited until the l2,h inst,
at II oe oek m, fer furnishing the United states
Subsistence Department with .
TWO (200) HUNDRED BARRELS OF CORN
MEAL,
to be delivered at the q lvefnment Warehouse In
Georgetown, or at the Whar, es or Railroad De-
pot ia Washington, ID. e at such time as the
Govern ment may direct, after hve days notice.
The Corn Meal to DC delivered IN good, sound
anur bsrrels, each containing one hundred and
hiTlety sir 4 05) pounds to be fresh ground, and Of
good me rchantShle quality, and Will be inspected
lust befors 1t 10 received
Plyment will be made In certificates OF indebted
mesa, or such other funds As the Government may
have for disbursement.
Bids 10 be address ed to the I'm lersigned at No.
a93 q street, endorsed p opoAals for Corn Meals
AUST S. O. GREENE, Capt. c. s. V.
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by GREEN & WILLIAM s -,

u y
TRUSTEES SALE o. BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT~-On HHUhsD ~, the sth dsy q sepLe mler,
1864 will be exposed NJ pu phe sale, At es'eI ok
y. m On the premises the following d srTIbed
premises and pr'per'y situste lyihg, Al bel q in
the city Of Wahi gton District Of Lolu .blA va:
LIT numbered fourteen ga In square auu bered
fouT hundbod and hixfyiSe (is6D, ssrsesbly the TO
subdivisiou Of said square, together With the i'm
prnvements thereon, uof aistins of two-Eto, and
attic Bnfl X HyusE. This property fronts on
sixth street west, between d and n stsests south,
(IslAnd ua.. Tw o.. .. .... .aapIgr
This sale Ia m Nde by virtue of deed al trust,
bearing date thu LIST day Of October. 1871 from HI.
ram Clark and George Clark to Henry W. Ham.
lton, and also by irtue do iree Of the Supreme
Court OF the District of Colu mbts In chancery In
case therein Pc, ding, No. 49, Docket rs ed to
the 2Sth day ofJuy 1884, constituting and appoint
log the subscriber, George T. Rider tho trustee In
the room and stead OF the said n. W. Hamilton.
TermHi Oncshl cash, balance and months,
the purchaser to give notes for the deferred pay.
mrnts herring interest from day Of sale, deed
given and deed OF trust taker; all oobveyanoing
At purchasers cost; two hundred dollars Of the
purchase money viii he required when the prop
erty 10 knorkcd OFFS II n should not he paid down,
the property will be then and there put up and
s0ld tn tbs hoxt highest bidder who shall comply;
and ~ the who e terms shall not he complied with
In five dAyF, tho Trustee reserves the right to re-
sell the property at the It,k and expense Of he
defaulting purchaser, by adVestiring such resale
three tim . 10 fOme newspaper pttntsd In the city
OF Washington. GEOs1T hIDEh, fHUl'ee.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
Aub-tswds' Anetioneefs.
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Tnr Roorr's CoFrER.-Patrolmnn Greer, of
the Sxth rfeSlt G., found yesterday sveniug, about
. o'c 'ock, under thu POI CHI of a house cUTner Of
Fourteenth and II stieets, occupied by q eolored
man named Jacob Dobson, q lot Of chewing to-
,haeco and eigsfe, which were doubtless place.
there by sDme OF the rCguish young sters who have
so luRg lnft 4 ed tho city. ''
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VNIIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscriber has obtained from tho Orphans
Court OF Washington County, In the District OF
eItate Of Bernard Wsggaman, late Of Washinston
city, d. c., deceased All persons having claims
az ainst the sAld deceased, are hereby warned TO
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber, on or beIoTe the 10th day OF July
ext they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit OF the said oatate.
Given under my hand this 10th day OF July, A.
d. L66L.
Jy2owSw' Exeoutix,
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POSIALS.
DROPosALsYFoR RATIoNsD
HsApauARrERs MARINE coRPs, !
QUARTERmAsrER's OFFICE,

- HsAnouAprtpa MAptrr Copps,)
OTLsTrnmEsTtp NJ Orrtcr.
..... wasut,ai on. Anru.t n. Iesi. =
sesied propos n viii he eeoeived Al this Off 70
until "a pieIoek M Of the 18th Instant, for fur
nisbing ration. 10 the tJnIted STATE, maines alta.
tion "a Al NJ sshingtan eitv b. c. untii aIrt Deoem-
ber. Issi. "
Zach ration In eonaiat of three fourthn oil mound
of pors or bacon ar one and a fourth hound Of
fro.b a. s.lt besf, eIghteen ounces Of bread or
asnI. ar tweve ounoes Of hard bread, or one and
a fourth pound Of corn meal, and At the rate to one
bundled rntions. Of eiGht quarts OF beans, or In
lien thereoL len pounds OF riceI or ia lieu 'hereof
tuviee per week. ore hundred aud ATTY ounces OF
dssInostsd pota{oes and one huedred ounces of
mIx al vereta bes, ten pounds Of coffee or In lien
thereoLone and = half pound Of tea; fifteen pounds
OF sursri four quarts Of vinegar; one pound of
sperm esndles, or one and one fourth mound Of
.damsntine o.ndlest or one and half mound Of
tsil,w; four pounds OF soap; and two quarts OF
salt
The rations to be delivered upon the order of the
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.

CMITH e FAIRS,
- FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
And
LADIES, REsTAU RANT,
No. ia West baltimore street,
BALTIMORE.
The rArost delieSoies, Fruits, Creams, Pound,
Sponge, and FroGted Cakes supplied to families At
shorteAt notice.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY.
ES"The choicest Wines constantly on hand.
lcll
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pY JAMES Q. MCGUIRE = CO.,

BY JAMES sys :; MssslhE . co. 70,
On TUE DAY hFrERNOJNT hugust "a 1854,
AZ s'cloek, we shsll a. at publis sale, on the
Ing on north NJ, Boundary and FIFTH sstrcets east,
containing Abont o. 2s square feet IN iott 70 suit
purchaser. This properly 10 located near Kendall
Green. .' ~. ..#.r
Terms OF sale: One Ioiitth cash, the baIsuee In G.
10 and rs months. Deed given and deed Of trust
taken to secure the deferrbd pAy ments,
All the writings and GJvernGisnt stamps at the
JOHN Y, KENDALL,
T. 4, HANSON,
10 SAMUEL MOMENT;
Committee OF National Guiding Asa 1eiation,
JAS. C. MCGUIRE CO.,
au5-eoNds Auctioneers
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ID U b l. &c A L Z 10.
Captured AND Ap%spoNEp PROPERTY.

or O. ~"
CAPTURED AND ABANDONED PROPERTY.
-,
OFFICE srtoSD ApLsev,
WAsHIR0TON, August 1854
highest bidder, sf .- -
= on the siih Of August ls'i' At 10 o clock, a. m.
The sale will comprise arge and valuable as
lortment Of $1,000.
FURNITURE AND MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
sven As r.... v...t,
Mahogany, blSek-Walhu', Anu merry FURNITURE
arptu, rock ~,
Cooking usnslls,
Glnss and Tn Ware, 49,.
PiNnof rtes Melodeons,
k e.. 3, q q e Rs sssf Books
Fancy Goods, Stationery, CutleIN,
Large lot uf Cotton Warp WorI,
Large quality NIanufac, u rcd Chewing and Smok-
ing Tobsceo,
Wines, Liquors various Kinds Btters.
also, a l'r1e quantity OF Hue and other Rage,
and va iety Of other gJods, too numerous TO be
men 'iOusd
7 y Terms cash, In Government funds, On deliv-
ely. H. A. klSL !,
= -
4 UCTTON SALE OF CONDEMNED
n HOR rs.
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New YORK sTYLEs.-- Gstl.eHla.'s ClJl!tle -
ECls end tGt.cJg - 4SGge AB5CltacAt tuI DrcbL
and RusiueaV wear. The English Sack and Walk
inc CoatS excel In beauty, grade and hnihh any.
thlcN UrCI offered in tins city,
WALL, sTHrHENs CO..
Ors--if 77l Pa ~, hot. Ninth and Tenth cts.
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IHR only place where you can purchase INDIA
Rrbbf goods all kints nv FGgfJtttlsii prleGg, ~
n II. A, HALIiS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
Ie-nEl vAnie a. cnu3, between Ninth and Tenth
rsegts. Also, an kinds OF Rubber goods beAutl.
uuy repaired at short notice. mar 23-u
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Il LIMB / suRANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. .nr
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $4,000.
oRIsoN BLuST, PreSE john L. CILLEy, Seo'y.
BRANCH OFFICES:
No. 41i ForKrEENTH STREET,
oPPosrTE wILLARps HOTEL.
WAR RISKS TAKEN ON LIFE, AT THE
LOWEST RATES.

The lusuripg OF Limb, being the speciality of this
Company, the attention OF OFFICERS and Sol.
DIERs is particularly called to Its merits.
Prospectus and circular, explaining the prlnci-
pies OF the Company, can he had with all other in
formation, b. calling at the Office, No, 81 Four.
tenth street. s.- 40 - -
LIVERY OFFICER, SOLDIER AND SAILOR
SHOULD insure his Limbs, thereby providing for
hiDi'eIE IN e.Aehe should be SO unfortunate IS to
lose limb. ..-.a
This 10 the only Insurance Company Of the kind
In the world, chartered expressly by the State Of
New York to meet the wautsof this great rebel
lion -L- - GEO. s. WILLIS,
Au2-lm Managing Agent Of Branch Office.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-11

WHITPHUbsT's = ALLBhN, S04 FRHESYLVArIA
AvEsUE--Ihis celebrated establishment has just
hccu elegantly rehtted and furnished Has one OF
i4c laFgCgt collections of Photographic negatives
iD this country, numbering over hfteen thousand
embracing lkenosBea Of distinguished persons,
both civil and military. Lkenesses Of many OF
these fallen IN battle Gan be obtained here. For
SupC Nor work, Whitehurat outntripptng his com.
pciitoTs, received q medal NJ the Worlds Fair,
l6udoh. Particular attention Ia called to his new
imperial Photographs, also Vignetts now much
oHSLt after. IoylI-N