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WILLIAM L DAVIS.
bgAtuR IN
q H . . m n r n -,
PROVISIONS, SALT. rfsH,


q H . . m n r n -,
PROVISIONS, SALT. FISH,
LUMBER, &C.,
fay'or 4 Ba'v's Old stand, FISDLAy.
LIE keeps constantly on hand a full suppiy
49, ofever, thing in his line q trade, embrs.
Candle. Nut. Fruits,
Moiasses sugar, syrup.,
Dhocolat, Teas, Coffee
Pepper. spice. Ginger,
Mustard, Mace, Gloves
Tobacco, SNUFF. Cigars,
Candles, Rice, Fiesr,
Powder, Shot, Lead,
Dandles, Oils, sc.
Besides the articles enumerated ybove, ho
VIII always keep n good assortment 6f .
Stoneware and Woodenware,
together YIN
ssrRvrafSo rHis conmJHirY MAY Nsyp.
In his line OF business: and hepromlses to selI
As CHEAP As Tf4E Cheapest.
He Invites all who wish good articles Of Gro.
ceries, to call and examine his stock And pri.
ces, ns he In satisfied that he osu snit hjs Gus.
toners in regard 10
variety, Quality and CheHpncss.
Don't gnreet the place: Dsar the bridge, west
side Of Maiu street.
March IL ls62.--tly ...
The national Republican., 1862-01-25
Arres, Of . rasi,,vc from Justice.

Oniccr VIM, =. Williamson. OF the Baltimore DO
lice arrived 10 this city In the II O'Clock train, yes
tcrdsy morniog, having in his custody Albert {
Wsrd, whom he arrested In baltimore on wedpcs
d'y nisht, upon tel graphic dispatch from this
ely The pri,Oner Is charged with knit Ching down
aad robblcs JsNes B. Matthew'S . private IN the
Thirty inh New York regiment, on Sunday night
Of $3.50 In gold and treasury notes. and while hil
yiNin wss lying 10 half anc oociou, state OF At
tmPii. G TO murder him, by shoo'lag linn with his
own NJ % revolver According 10 the statement Oi
Mr. Matthews, Ward fired three Times st him, one
Of the bss sirikisg him the forehead, near the
.lt mplc, Il iiciing painful flesh wound and the
other two passing through his coat COLLAR Matthews
bore other evidences of rough usugc about the head
and lace which was bruised considerably, caused by
wsrd's strihios him with f'nce paling.
Ward was arrested in house Of Ill fame, In NOrtl
street. and, n the time, was engaged In writing
letter 10 his mother, who lives 10 lpdianus polls, In
wb,h be raid, Z" will not die 10 prison or tn In,
.csnold," and informing her OF his pu,poec TO com
nit suicide and stating that he was already dyip;
from tho fleets Of lAudanuD, Of which he had swal
lowed two ounces and half. lie was committed 4
Jail, for court, by Justice Dom
The national Republican., 1862-01-25
Lecture slua1r. Curtis.

fThc eighth lecture o(lVG2 washlugton Association
fourse, delivered BY George WIN. Curtis, at the
Smith sonisn last evening, upon National Honor"
was the gen Of the COURSE In spirit and substance
In diction and delivery thosgh il Il scarcely fair 70
make invidieus distinctions where varied topics have
bees presented with 90 great acceptance The soul
Of honor and the spirit Of justice breahed In words
Of grace and beauty. While filled with hlial and
revcrential love Of country II scorned the isnobls
sentiment that lived In the words, :, our country
our foreign diplomacy. The living questions Of the
present Time were sharply presesicd In salien
points and disI Of in accordance with the die
act justice The right and necessity Of emancipation
by tlis war power was demonstrated with peculiar
c!csrncss and force. We have no space for synop
points OF the lecture on Monday, unless (as VIC ven
t1re to susscst) the lecture sSsll be repeated OF
Tuesday night Indeed, he uesirc has been cx
pressed by many iniucniai citizens, that the oppor
tuaity may oc again afforded to cur citizens 10 enjoy
90 iRre q treat
The national Republican., 1862-01-25
From Fortress Monroe.
,.S,oshtnS from the Rssrnsidc Er-
! .HH..a pedtstOss.
CAPTURE OF CEDAR KEYS.

Baltimore, Jan. 2l.-Ths Old Point boat ar
Hved this morning.
mo news has reached Fortress Monroe from
tie Burnside expedition.
Ehe Norfolk Day Book Of yesterday dIscred-
itA the accounts Of the Burnside expedition
bepg In Pamlico Sound. and says that u recon.
noi(sauce made from Roanoke Island on Mon.
dayilast made no such report.
THIS appears to be tho latest advices they
hxve. Since then, tho storm has cut of all
communication with tho coast.
The Day Book publishes the Federal accounts
Of The defeat Of Zolliooffer, and says II don't
believe \ WORD Of Il. and tells its readers that
II 10 \ Wall street lie.
The Norfolk Day Book contains the following
dispatches:
Sdedundh, Jan. 22.-rhe Republican Of this
morning learns, from u gentleman direct from
Florida, that Cedar Keys was captured by the
Federals on Thursday. Heavy firing was heard
in that direction on the same day."
Mobile, Jan. 22.-The schooner Wilder,
from Hayana, WAS captured on the 10th, three
miles below Fort Morgan"
Mobile, Jan. 2l.-Capt. Cattrell's company
had 4 sharp contest Yesterday at the mouth Of
the Lagoon, over The schooner Wilder. No
loss Of life on our side. The enemy lost the
ships gig and u number of men, but succeed
ed In taking possession of tho schooner and
CargO.o &. .r... ..
The national Republican., 1862-01-25
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at The Second Session of The Thirty
seuenlh Congress.
[PUBLIC-.No. O.1

ITVbLIC-'NU' V'
AN ACT to authorize the President TO appoint
two additional Assistant Secretaries Of War.
Be Il enacted By He Senate and House Of Rtp-
reserddtivcs Of ate United Stdtes Of America in
Gbngress assembled, That the President be and
the advice and consent of the Senate, two ad.
ditional Assistant Secretaries Of War, whose
salary shall each be three thousand dollars per
annum, who shall perform all such duties in
the flee Of the Secretary Of War, belonging to
that Department as shall be prescribed by the
Secretary OF War, or ss may be required by
law. The Offices Of these additional SeGrcta
ries to Cohline for one year
Approved, January 20, 1862.
The national Republican., 1862-01-25
Supreme Court.

January %, 1s62.-On motion Of B. A. Hill,
Esq, Hon. Morton 8. Wilkinson, of Minnesota,
was admitted an attorney and counsellor Of
this court,
Grimshaw, ESQ.,, of Illinois, was admitted an
attorney and counsellor Of this court.
No. Il. william Glasgow, Jr., OF al, plaintiffs
In error, vs.. John B. Hortiz. The argument Of
ant in error, and BY Mr.. Bates for the plaintiffs
In error.
Adjourned until tomorrow, IL O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1862-01-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
From the Upper Potomac.
POSITION OF THE TROOPS.

Frederick, Jan. N..-Oficers from Hancock,
yesterday, report the Potomac river to have
risen from twenty to twenty five feet there
within the past few days. All posi- billy Of
crossing for the present is beyond question.
General jackson 10 supposed to be still at
or near Romney. General Lander has fallen
back to the mouth of Patterson Creek, near to
Cumberland.
General Williams brigade occupy the houses
At Hancock deserted by the citizens on the
approach OF jackson sometime since, and are
luxuriatipg on good food and comfortable beds.
The national Republican., 1862-01-25

The correspondence between Gov. Andrew
aud Gen. Butler and the War Department, rel
ativs 10 enlistments in Massachusetts, which
has been laid before the Legislature, comprises
II letters, and several kilograms. Gov. An
drew is much dissatisfied that these enlisiments
have been made independently oil his authori
ty, and regards IL as illegal.
The national Republican., 1862-01-25
OFFICIAL.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
January goth, 1862.
urL1r No |.

OrOsr No I.
This Department recognizes NJ the FIRST OF its
duties TO take measures for the relief Of the
brave men, who, having imperiled their lives
In the military service of the Government, are
now prisoners and Gaptives.
IL IL therefore ordered that two commission.
ers be appointed to visit the city Of Richmond,
in Virginia. and wherever else prisoners be.
longing to the army Of the United States may
be hold, and there take such measures as may
he neediul, to provide for The wants and con
tribute 10 the comfort Of such prisoners At the
expense of the United States, and 10 such ex-
tent as may be permitted by the authorities
under whom such prisoners are held
Edwin NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War,
The national Republican., 1862-01-25
Inquest.

Jastics johnson was dcputed 10 hold an ioqucs,
In view Of tie body Of James Hughes, Colored
man, who has been known for many years O. " Old
hughes the white. washer" II was supposed that
he came TO his dea' b through foul means; bot upon
examination, and the evidence Of dcmcBtcd but
faithful son, the jury rendered verdict Of death
from iutemPtranc and xposurc "
Ills sou. an idiciic boy about the age oi eleven
ycars was not sworn hy the Justice but stated that
his father died yesterday mOrnicg about fous
O'Clock. lie was his only companion, and occupied
70 m near New Jersey avenue and l. street: On
being questioned how his father nied. he taid he
gathered himself up, and said "Oh Lord" and turn.
log TO hi, son, exclaimed :" am gone -
The national Republican., 1862-01-25
GEN. HISDMAN ARREsTED-rOvERTv OF RRBEI


LouisUihC. Jan. 23.-The Journal learns that
Gen. Hardes has arrested Gen. Hindman for
burning houses AT Cave City and OF her places
On the Nashville road.
The same paper also learns, and credits the
statement, that Gen. Buckner has resigned his
commission.
The rebels at Bowling Green are suffering &
for want Of money.
II Is reported that Gen. Buckner's children
are running about town baretOOted, and Gen.
Hardee, the second officer in command, could
not pay II colored woman employed by him,
and gave her a pass through the Confederate
lines as the only means he had of liquidating
her demand.
Thomas command.
All IL quiet below.
The national Republican., 1862-01-25
Criminal Court.

Bepjamiu Mccormick, indicted for the larceny OF
$40 from Edward Brown, on the 18th OF December
last, was acquitted.
william Norton alias Femming. indicted for the
on tho 10th vi December last was found guilty, and
sentenced 10 the penltc ntiai for one year.
The same iudvidual, foi committing an assault on
Thomas L. Dom, Magistrate, At the time Of the OK
animation on the shove charge was convicted, and
sentenced TO six months imprisonment In Jail.
AdiouIncd
The national Republican., 1862-01-25
Canterbury Hall.

The lover, Of fun will please give attention 10 the
following least for this evening: "Thc Schoomas
ter, In which that big bad boy, Robert Butler will
clown and pAntoniinist, Wills Armstrong, will NAB
his sixth sppearasoe. The "Gibblc Gobbie Family y
"Gidepns Hand" and "SkyIight Adventures,' by
BY Silss Baldwin. Several ballads BY Mi-i Anclii
Wells and . ballad Divcrtiscmsnt BY the younG
ladies Of the company. Don't forget the grand ma
tlnoe this afternoon for ladies and chdren and 70
member that number Of valuable prescnts amone
which ,s silk dress, will be distributed among ths
Audience.
The national Republican., 1862-01-25

CIfARLEsroE.--The second stone heet, con
sisting of fourteen vessels, left Port Royal OF
the morning Of the 10th Instant, for their desti
nation of Charleston. They are 10 be sunk Ia
the entrance of Mafft's Channel, the passage
through which The steamer Isabel recently
went into Charleston, after eluding the vgi
lance Of tho steam frlgate Mohican, which wa,
then bloOk kadiDg of that point.
The national Republican., 1862-01-25
DIED,

On Thursday evening. January 20, WILLIAM,
son of W. Ockstadt, aged yoars and months.
On the oath instant. At half past three o'clock
p. m, Of consumption, in the 10th year of her
age, CORSELIA, wife Of Elmon A. Adams, only
daughter Of William and Hannah Dixon.
The friends and acquaintance of the family
are respectfully invited TO attend her funeral,
from the Methodist Episcopal Church, Fourth
street east, Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock:
ming Star please COpy.]
The national Republican., 1862-01-25
The Indian Herb Doctor,

The Indian Herb Doctor,
From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his
patients the nature Of their complaints or
illness, without receiving any In.
formation from them.
No Charg, for Consultation or Ad,tce
our MOTTO.
We use such Balms have no strife
With Nature or the Laws Of Life:
With Blood our hands we never htain
Nor poi on men to cae their pain,
Our Father whom all goodness fills,
Provides the means 10 cure all ills;
The Simple Herbs beneath our feet
Well used, relieve our pain complete
A simple Herb, q simple Flower,
Cull'd from the dcwy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
OF change and health TO thee.
Wdshinggn Babtin1 Pennd. dreRuc, about Gre mnplej
,udM from Brolon's Hdt.l,
No charge for Consultation. janlI-3m
The national Republican., 1862-01-25
Arrested for "shoving tho Quee,."

A man calling himself Edward Wilson, after pass
Bsuk Of Massachusetts, In psyiog for . bottle OF
whisky was arrested in attempting 70 pass similar
bill atthe came place n The third precinct OF George
town, yesterday, by Sergeant Newman. and 90 lrch.
Cd, when twenty six more OF the Same bills were
found on his person: He was detected by r; n.
Rowictt, brother In law OF Peterson, the publisher
Jail for court by Justice Reavsr.
The national Republican., 1862-01-25
Artillery Movements.

Several batteries Of artillery came up Pennsylya.
mia avenue yesterday morning finely cquip.d: and
crimson head gear aud trimmings. The Second Ar
tillsry Ia particular attracted attention One oi
their gun carriages broke down the avenue, nesI
Four and q half street, from the breaking Of au
axle. TIE thought was suggcsted II axles break on
rcnnpylvanR avenue, what would become Of them
In the mud OF Virginia Were they made by con
tract,
The national Republican., 1862-01-25
India RI bber Goods,

Rubber Blankets for Soldiers, 81 % each.
Rubber Pouchos and Blankets combined, $3.50
each.
india Rubber Goats, white and black, $3.50 each.
Ind . Rubber LeggIns, u per pair.
And all kinds Rubber G0ods-includipg Rubber
Boots and Shoes Rubber Stopp! !rs for Bottles Door
Matt, UndershectinE for Beds In Sickness &C. TO-, at
manufacturer prices, At Il A. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
3O6 PeuneylvanIa avenue,
dec 19-t Bet Ninth and Tenth sts.
The national Republican., 1862-01-25

Major General Mcclellan has placed the
Washington relics discovered at Arlington
House, by Hon. Caleb Lyons, of Lyonsdals,
under Mr.. LIE charge, and they have been ar
ranged with exquisite taste and are attracting
crowds OF visitors 10 the Psteat Office. They
are en- ,.asse, the only purely authentic souve.
mir of the greatest man in modern times, and
too great care cannot be taken In their preser.
yatiOD
The national Republican., 1862-01-25
Whitsharst, No. 434 Penn. Avenue,

Ia selling original Cartes do piSite photographs
Of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness OF
Mcclellan is the latest published, and Ia con.
sldered the best in existence. See our photo
grabs In oil and water ooors. Also portraits Of
distinguished men. Attention Of military mer
s oalled TO our full length lettertypes, for send
ing by mail. dec IL
The national Republican., 1862-01-25
LOCAL NEWS.
90 Advertisers.

#A 20 Acvsreaoers. ~.
Fsarly 70 thousand oopsa Of ne Repsab.
Moan are ciroulatsd among ~ floating popuiA.
don every DAY besldss thslasgs numbsr servsl
70 regular subsestbers. Advertisers will tats
aots accordingly. NrS g. NJ
The national Republican., 1862-01-25

They are clearing out the jails at st. Louis
ou the pattern established at Washington. Au
official examination Of the runaway negroes in
jail has been had, with the view Of learning
from them, as far IA possible, The Damea, resi-
denccs, and loyalty or disloyalty Of their pro.
prietors. thicdgo Tribune.
The national Republican., 1862-01-25

For provisions for 5000 Negroes, IL
months, exclusive Of vegetables
raised on the plantations. at u per ,.o nm
For salaries Of Is ov.rsssrs and Az. an nm
sistants, At $500 each. .........:... oo'Voo
For salaries Of rs Mechanics, at $500 IN MN
For sHvn; Ware: Of 600 Negroes, a. iiipsr
month for able. bodied bands v,,s ooo
equal 10 5000 such hands. oyo'"S ~
For 900 tons Of Hay. at SlS per ton ne'ooo
For 10 200 bushels of Oats, al " % ooo
For SeGs; Rope: and saofins for 1900 o.o
por S.ss F@sias;s q Go'.DG snd fr.nsporaton 5000
Eor inoidsntal Expenses ............ $4,000
Total expenses . . . ............. 1sss, $50
"nVn Of otop' %.dS Vis............... M w ~ 100000
Leave. .urp,u. Of ~ .oss, $50
TO which should be added the value
OF the teams, tools, and machine
ry, on hand at the close OF tho =. ooo
year, worth at least. ............. oV,VVV
1.av,0p \ ne, proa, Of ........... u ,oss $50
Or, II the price Of cotton should re-
main As vt present, through the
coming year, and the crop sell tor
90 cents per pound, 1t would be .,o MN
And pay a mot pront of.............. 2,sss,sSo
OF the above estimated amount required
for expenses, only $500, 900 would be needed
| before portion of the crop could De got into
market, thus furnishing the means for the ba-
ance Of the expenses AZ early as y would oe
| required. To carry on this enterprise success.
| fully, no delay can be permitted, as II uould
be necessary 10 have the plOws on the ground
and runningOS the lst Of March, and, unless
the crop ia planted in season. 1t will be impos.
sible 10 employ the negroes to advantage Al
any time during the remainder of the season,
or to make any use of the lands. We are vii.
ling to manage and carry on this enterprise
; for the Government-giving good and sunicien,
sureties for the honest and faithful discharge
Of our duties-and receive 10 per cent. OF thu
net profts in full compensation for our serv.
ices; or we will, with their consent. carry II
| on ourselves, on our own account, paying the
negroes the aforementioned wages, and the
Government $lOO, 900 for the use Of the land
and the protection afforded by the forces they
have already stationed there.
Very respectfully yours,
ELLIS, BRlTrON, Il EATON.
The national Republican., 1862-01-25

CoHFIRxArIoss.-The Senate yesterday con-
irmed the nomination of Judge Swaine AZ As.
sociate Justice Of the Supreme Court of the
United States. Also, that Of P. n. Watson as an
Assistant Secretary of War.
The national Republican., 1862-01-25
Communicated.
q or &c { I O n /.
WASHINGTON,

Nh. PRINTER: In your paper Of this morning,
you make me say, "Only let the friends Of u
Free Government reign in their i'm p4tience.' y
tried to say, "rein in their impatience." Your
version is absurd. 1t is in patience only that
we can reign" W. A. CRoFFUT.
The national Republican., 1862-01-25

MoRE CUrroN.-The steamer Atlantic, from
Port Royal, with fifteen hundred and twenty
five bales Of giuned cotton, arrived at New
York on Thursday.
The national Republican., 1862-01-25

GEN. sruRdIs On HIS WAY TO WASHINGTON.
Pihsburg, eSn. ?4.-Gen. s. D. Sturgis passed
through here to-day on his way to Washington.
He gives n hopeful account Of the affairs in
the West,
The national Republican., 1862-01-25
Corns, Bun,ons, Caiosities,

COrMs, BunIOns, CNIOHIt'eb,
Chilblaius Frosted Feet, bad Nails Enlarged Jointa
and all ds.ascs Of the Fact cuied without pain, by
DR. WHITE, SURGEoR CnIKoPoDisI,
49o PennsylvsnIa Avenue, between "a ond OH sic
Room No up stairs.
Once hours from 10 IN 10 q y. IN.
So Oicrs TO call al private residences promptly
attended 10. ian l6-im+
The national Republican., 1862-01-25
ChrlstV's Mins(relS,

This evening the inimilable George Christy has .
benefit, on which occasion he will appear ~ Jake
In that iunnicst Of pieces. The Black Statue" The
uiil also be given. The reputation Of Chirs'y g
Hinstrels Is world. wide, and the public need only
know In order 10 attend.
The national Republican., 1862-01-25

~ Thete will be Preaching in the
Capitol, on Sunday, at II O'Clock, p m, by Rev.
Evcrard Kcmpshcll, ofNew Jersey.
The national Republican., 1862-01-25
8 Splrllualislh,

Oae of the prominent adv ocatts and demonstrators
o. this hunlbugism, we sec by an advertisement In
| another column, Is toldlrg forth In Washington.