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The national Republican., 1862-05-29
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
OF CT L.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at he Second Session Of ne 7Ahts.
seuenh Obnoress.
IPuBLIo--No. ISL

[PUBLio--No. 1871 ..
AN ACT 10 provide for the settlement Of The
accounts Of John A. Smith, clerk OF The cir.
cult court and criminal court Of the District
of Columbia.
BE Il enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
yeseniatiues of The United States of America IN
Congress- assembled, That in all settlements Of
accounts for fees, emoluments, and allowances
by the clerk of the circuit and criminal courts
OF the District Of Columbia, the accounting off,
GERS Of the Treasury shall not hold said clerk
responsible for any fees or charges not actually
collected by him from the parties liable there
Tor. whenever the failure to make such col
lection shall be shown to result from the
insolvency, non-residence, or other inability u
the parties liable therefor; and the affidavit Of
said clerk that he has 10 vain used due diligence
TO collect said fees, accompanied by certi6-
cate of the district attorney that he believes
thai the money cannot, by due diligence, be
collected, shall be held and deemed sufficient
proof for the allowance 10 said clerk Of all fees
and charges not actually collected by him; and
said clerk shall thereupon be entitled TO q
credit In oil settlements Of his accounts here
tofore made. in which be is charged for said
uucollected fees, and said former settlements
are hereby opened for the purpose Of giving
him said credit upon his eff iavit and the Ger.
tifcate of the district attorney being produced
10 the proper accounting officers In support Of
the credit so claimed by him.
Sec. 2. And be u further enacted, That the
clerk Of said circuit and criminal courts Of the
District Of Columbia shall be credited In all
settlements of account made heretofore OF
which may be made hereafter) out Of the fee,
collected by him, or due to him, salary ol
twenty-five hundred dollars per aunum for hi.
services as clerk Of said criminal court during
The period in which he has received no com
pensation for his said services and in all settle
ments made, orto be made, he shall be allowed
out OF his said fees collected by or due to him
in either Of said courts, bis proper and legal
allowances, and all proper expenses and II
ahall be the duty OF the proper accounting
offisers 10 restate all former settlements o.
raid accounts and settle the same in conformity
with the provisions Of this act.
Sec. 3. And be Il further enacted, That all lawI
and parts of laws inconsistent with the provis
iVus OF this act be and the came are hereby re
pealed.
Approved, May 20, 1862.
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Read on! Read on!
TEER
Greatest Bargains Yet

EXTRA SILVER PLATED COMPLETE TEA
SETrS,
opiece;, best quality, s2'.6o nett.
EXTRA SILvkR-PLdTkD GATOR,
French glass bottles, %, $3.50, $500, to $3.50.
EXTRA SILVER PLATED, OLIVE THREAD
Ed TABLE tPOONS,
o. adeE zen.
EXTRA siLvER-PLATED, TIPPED TABLE
SPOONS,
81 re, dozen.
EXTRA SILvER.PLATED, THREADED,
OLIVE TABLE FORKS,
o4per dozen.
EXTRA SILvRR-PLATED, 1IPPED TABLE
FORKS,
S3sdx
EXTRA SILvs sR-PLATEO TEA SPOONS,
TRIED AND THREADED,
~ dozen.
HEAVY sILVER-PLATED DOUBLE WALL
ICE PITCHERS,
Lug. size, best quality, Beautifully engraved and
ohSei only 80, $3.50 and $3.50 10. extra quality.
FINE sILvYR. PLATED CUPS, MU is, COB.
LETS. ALT STANDS,
Only d eaoh--retsil price, S.
SILvER-PLATED MUSTARD AND SALT
SPOONS,
rs cts. each.
SILVER-PLATED BUTTER-KNIvES,
rs, 81, and 50 ct.. esoh.
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IIoUsEKEEPERS

NJ, llOUsEkEEPER8
AfI And those about going to housekeepu 6 win
~, fad at our estab!i'hment large and we'll as.
q sorted stock Of
uINNER TEA, and TOILET WARE
SILNrR FLAT ID TEA SETS FORKS
and Spoons, CHINA, GLASS, BEITANIA
WARE. TEA TRAYS, TIN Limitation OF Cnius)
CHAMBER SETS LAMPS, Tin WARE,
BROOMS and BUCKETS
And every thing else requisite for furnishing u
house complete,
Our prices are as low as the fame articles can be
purchased Tor in any OF the Northern cities. Get
one OF Our catalogues. eksmine goods and compare
yrces. C. W BOTELER SON,
als lIron HalD Pennsylvania ave.,
my2ilw Bet 9th and 10th str.ets
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PAPER HANGING.

II AND UPHOLSTERERS.
!; We would respectfully notify all In want
Of an Upholstefef or PIpcr Hanger that we |
| are prepared 10 execute all work intrnstcd
. 10 ua In the most superior manner and on the
shortest possible notice. All work done BY
1 ~ ID under our own immediate supervision,
and satisfaction d GUARANTEED In every oass.
JOSEPH r. Il. PLANT / CO..
No. $50 d street, bet Ninth and Tenth.
Refer to Mssus. Louis y. Perry 4 Co.,
Dealers In Carpets, Oh cloths, Ac., oornsrof
Ninth, treet and Pennsylvania avenue.
feb
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WEEKLY National REPUBLICAN.

EJThs undersigned somnsncsd, in the menth Of
December, 1850, the pcblioation, in this city. Of
awsskly Newspaper, oa,sd the National RPsb.
kcan.
II 10 printed on = large Sheet twenty. seven
By fsrty.two inches, and IL furnished at the low
prices stated below.
II contains all the original matter Of the
daily National Republican, with the exception
Of local nsws not interesting 70 country sub.
soribers.
II will give full reports Of the proceedings Of
Congress, and Of the other departments Of the
National Government.
md domestic, markets, &C., &o., as well as an
rigipa correspondence from all parts Of the
country. The miscellaneous department viii
receive special attention, and, in all respects,
tho effort will be made to establish the oharao.
ter Of the National Republican ~ Family
Newspaper.
Washington being now the central point Of
the current military operations, great attention
will be paid to furnishing the readers Of the
Maternal Republioon with full, and especially
with accurate, accounts Of the progress Of the
war for the Union.
In politics, the paper is Republican. sustain.
ing the Administration Of Mr.. Lincoln.
There sno other Republican paper in the Dis
.rict Of Columbia, or in the Vicinity of IT,, and
Il is believed that recent events have opened 10
such a paper An important sphere Of useful
effort. The time has come, when the actual
Administration Of the Government upon Repub
lioan principles will explode. the misrepreson.
tations which have made those principles 30
tistasteful to the South.
But II is not only here, and in this vicinity,
that the projectors Of the National Rpublicon
hope to make II useful. To tho whole country
they offer q journal which will discuss national
politics from nationa, standpoint, and which
will never be swervsd from patriotic duty by
any cvsrpowering pressure Of local interest.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
1852. Arrangement for 1856.
NEW YORK LINER

THE CAMDEN AND AM 'OY AND PHiLA
DELPHIA AaDtRENT0NR RAILROAD co IS
LINES.
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES
FIOnl Walnut street wharf, and Ken.
singion Depot.
WILL L.tvs As FOLLOWS. VIZ: FARE
At A. NJ via Camden and Amboy-C. IA.
Accommoda lon n.................... 81 2S
At Q =. NJ via Cpm'tn ard Jersey City-New
jersey Accoinmodatio1.. .............. 82b
At9.i A. n via Keusington and Jersey City
Morning Mail. ...... $50
At'aHP NJ via Camden and Amboy--Accom-
mCdauon. ................... I'D
At 2 p. NJ via Camden and Amboy-C and A.
A, 7. H Vi. Camden and Jersey Oily ~
Evcpiog EvrresS. esS........................ Q 90
At 1 r. M, via Camoen and jersey City
I'd Class cket.. ........................... 226
Al a,t r. " :, via ksnsinston and Jersey City
A. T NJ Va k.nsiaston and Jersey city '
AT 5 + NJ, via Camden and Amboy-Accom.
mo0ation, (Freisht and Pass,nger,)-
fst class ticket ............ 225
,, ID ela. tickst.. .;......... i.eo
The OK r. N Line runs daily Sundays exc pted.
I he h2 p M Southern n all runs daily
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DOsWELI.'s mEDICATED
II CIIlIGn GA nv

b ---.- COUGA CAADY,
For COUGHS,
COLDS,
BRONCHITIS,
JNFL LUENZA,
HOdRSENESS,
And ali 'ineiprea adees Of Consumption
For sale, wholesale and retail, By
y. BOSWELL, Druggist,
Corner Maryland averue and Scyonth Il.
And 2, ID. GILMAN,
Penn. avenue, near Browns Hotel
Charles Allen, W. u. Entwisle,
d. n. Clark, John Il. Major,
L NJ. Smith, u. g. Major,
II. II. McPherson, w. Nairn,
8. G. Ford, J. ID. O'Donnel,
]. p Milburn, J. Y. Dawson,
Charles Stott, d, q Ridgely.
In Georgetown by k!dveil, ss:horon, soissell, Sne
Barhard
And BY Druggists and sutlsrs generally.
Ian Is
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lust RECEIVED AT L. A. BEALL 4 co. S
u N. 38l Seventh between and X streets, a nev
stock Of Clothing, FURNISHING GOODS
TRUNKS, HATS and CARS.
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IacxRIOR ADoRamEaTsi

OF AL GRADEs AND PRICES,
Wsfrsn,ed Gold Band Window Shades, Bua
ireen, and Blue Holland Shades, ali dies; made Il
order. ..'. .i !.
Alse, . handsome sssortmsnt Of Picture Cord aad
ass<ls, all sizes and oolOrs. ..g. .
Purchasing for cash, and allowing no old stock y
soeumulate persona needing the above goods will nnd
II 10 their advantage to give me call.
All work executed and supsrintended By practioal
men, who have served regular apprenticeship .,
lheif trade. .-
Satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay required
Please give me . oull Remember the number.
JOHN NARKRITER,
No $50 Seventh street,
nov 2e ems Fight doors above Odd Fellows Hall
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DOYs' CLOTHING AND BOYS sBIRrS Al
ID less than arst cost, ut No 900 Seventh street
mar ga-hAm .#.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

r A BGALL k cos, No. 36I s.ve-th street,
L. bets -eu I and X, IL the place to bay your
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS
HATS and CARS, at New York prices
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NROPOSALy FUR FUEL.
QUARTERMAIEk's OrfiCg,
~ q lf...u. r.,.,. =,

QUARTERMAIEk's OFFICE,
us. Marin. Cor1r,
Washington, May 20, is,2.
SEALED PROF O5ALS will be received at this
once until Monday the 23d dSy Of Jure, 1899, at
O'Clock 7. Al. for supplying Wood and Coal to the
U. s Marine. stationed at Washington, d. c., from
1st Of July. 1892. TO 8)th OF June, 1861
The Wotd to be good merchantahl Oak, AID 10
delivered, piled measured and inspeced at tuch
points within the walls of the Marine Barrack. a,
may be designated by the Commanding Marine
Ohfcer, free OF expense 10 the Uni Cd states
The Coal 10 he best White A sh Anthracite Ef x
Coal free frofo dust, and TO weigh 2,4l pounds
the ton, to be weighed, inspected and Iivered at
such points wthio the walls II the Marine Barracks
a may be de.ignsted by the Commanding Marine
Omcsr, free Of expense 10 the United States aud
both Wood aud Coal to be furnished at such times
AMI in such quantities as tho said CCmuardirg ha.
rine Olficer may require.
Payments will be made upon the quarterly rcqu
sitop of the ommancing Ofi'er stating the quun.
ties required for the of his nand agrc cable
to regulations
A guar ,Oty to be signed by two rcSpousible yer
sons whose responsibility musi be rtiisd TO- by iha
United States District Judge, Wi ed States Distri-t
Attorney, or United States Collector, must accom-.
pany each proposal, otherwise 1t will rot be cJu.
sidsred.
To be endor:cd Proposals for Fuel" and ad.
drss ed to the undersigned
w. Il. SLACK,
Mat and nua
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

COME ONE AND ALL AT l.. A. BEALL h
~ co IS. No 36l Seventh street, between and X
to buy your CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS
HAS and CA PS.
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C,HEAP NEWSPAPER AND PERIODi.
~ CAk STORE.
JOHN C darker

JOHN G. PARKER
Having pc m Anenty established his place Of bust
ness ut no 37S street, opposite the Patent Office,
receives daily I'll the New York, Philadelphis, and
Baltimore papers. immediately on their arrival and
In c)nssqu-nee Of the large number sold daily he
has reduced the price to THREE Cent. per copy,
Wsrld are ready for delivery at O'Clock, +. NJ.
he Bal imore Sun, Clipper, American, and News
Sheet at O'Clock A, NJ, and the Philadelphia Press
and l. qu rer at ID O'Clock A. NJ The trade will b.
supplied with The above paper. on the most liberal
ermA and At the shortest notice All orders, to r-
money,
The New rt papers are furnished ind de iverfd
TO ,ubscIihe's Tor " cents per month
From ! Is long experience 4, the newspaper tusi
ptss h. promises tn give entire SUBTRACTION TO all
who order from hiW.
All the agsziues Fioorials, and nev, Nov, Is re.
.eiyrd Us soon III published, which lie selI at ths
lowest rates. -
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Is for sale every
mt rnng at o'clock my l2-lm
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

NOW Is YOUR TIME TO BUY YOUR CLOTH.
~ ING, FURNISHING GOODS. HATS and
'APS 1T very low prices, at L. A. BEALL CO.'S
No 3Sl Seventh, between and X streets
mar 2t-3m
The national Republican., 1862-05-29
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Payments always in advance.

Payments Always IN ADVANCE.
When Club Of subscribers has been for.
warded, additions may be made to 1t on the
same terms. 1t is not necessary that the sub.
scribers to a Club should receive their papers
at the same post once.
Money may be forwarded by mail, at our
risk. Large amounts can be renitted in Treas.
ury notes, or drafts on Boston, new York,
Fhila !elphia, or Baltimore; smaller amounts
in gold, or in notes Of solvent banks. Address
", ]. MURTAGH L co,
Washington, d. O.
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N0N.ls,TAE.TIAE TO BUY gPRlAQ
~ ',,lS SS'::esa 1,As', Ass' ND 0sR:' = e 81
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DllgTISTRY.
TH.!Ma,' TSU,DsMN1s. ION M. d.. ,

VWU1ls y11gA - y
l. q: LOOMIs. "A. p, ~ -.
Teeth, attaads psssoaaIy as hls eAes h thh ety.
s::: oS::S: +: a ~ S.-ss :; s.;i s:h.. yssas:
,|;s k =; .,Is ~ a. - -: = ::
isssss, Ston9S, "a scss psifS 81 dsSfsfs tkss e
ean peed7ss, u Mineral flsss will b nsts fs1lS
wsrhatss. " D, .'..,I, :. u.--..
between Ninth n Tsnth stsssta Also, - Afsh
strsst, fhiladslpaA. nifls-ly
I'm. LOCKWOOD continues sac Free
~ Hes Of DsetiStry, n The WaAhinGtoa Bun1ing,
corner Psnnsylvanla avenua aad Seventh efeet.
Having praotieed II the 8oath nearly Mxlsen year
he feels sssvrsd that b oaa savs sashstaon 70 any
Teeth isssrssd oa vutoAsrrs, Russ.., o. Co.'s
fLAfl, ChloroiorA sdnsaistsred when deslrsd.
aae 1T II. E. n.. ...
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MASHo"D'
HOW LAST! HOW REST0RElI

Just published, in sealed envelope Price six cents
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and
Radical Cure OF SPermstorrhGa or Seminal Weak.
ness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, ard
lmpediu ents TO Marriage generally, Nervousne.s,
Con,umpiion, Epilepsy a.d Fits; Mental and Physi
RoBT CTivERwEELL r. % 3, 0uS RussoS ST Of ihs R
Green Book, &c.
"a Boon to Thousands Of Sufferers"
Sent under sea, In plain envelope to any address
post paid, on rece pt Of six cents, or two postsge
stamp, by DR.. LI J. c. KLINE,
l2I Bowesy, New York,
ap l-dtwi3m Post Once Box, a6s6,
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DR POsALs FOR LIE AD.

pRoPOsALs For LEAD.
ORDsAScE OFFICE, WAR DErARrMESr,
Washington, May 20, ltG2.
Proposals will be received by this Department
until N on the evening Of the 4th of June, for
the delivery at the following Arsenals as ioon as
possible, Of
5000 IONS or Load,
as follows:
At ths Wa'ervliet Arsensl. West Troy, New York,
q 900 ops.
.'At,h. New York Ar'enal, Governors Isana, New
York, 1900 tone.
At the Aleshany A'seual, Pittsburgh, Pennsyl.
vauia, 900 toms
At III: St Louis Arsenal 81. Louis, Missouri, ooO
tons.
The lead must be Galenn, or ether American,
Stalpurs, or sot English, OF the most approved
brsn nds.
Proposals will be reccii.d fer lots of 100 tons ard
upwards.
Bidders will state Explicitly the time and amount
Of each delivery,
Fsi!ure to deliver at y specined time will ublect
the co oatlsco, to for eiiure Of III, amount 10 be
delivered at that time.
Parties obtaining cooracts vii! b. required to
Ter iht0 bond with prop'r sureteS for its faithful
The Department reserves to itself the right to reject
| aUy bid.
Proposals will DO addressed q, fellows: Gen. j. W.
RIrLKr, Chief Of Ordnance, Washington, ID. and
should be endorsed 7" Proposals for Leaf"
may 2l-ent4je
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-
FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER, PALMER, FITCHBuRG
NASHCh, LOWELL, CONCORD. THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS, AND IN
TERMEDIATE POINTS.
= - TIE new aud stauuch steamers o.
.H1lslskNl. the Norwich Line, CITY OF BOZ
TO anu CITY OF NEW YORK leave New York
dat sunday. cXcrpted) 1t 3 O'Clock, p IN, from
fh1 No 80, North River, foot OF v,stry street,
FOR NEW LONDON,
" re conn, cling wi'h he Steamboat FXp css
fata ,r tie ab jya -int', ria Norwich AID Wor
''|c- ht.ton add W ,.sier Worce, ter and Ma hua,
-ni New London and Northern Railroads.
Fright taken at the o1.st rates
For GAm-,.0n iiY Ire of
my 25.tf Agent, on the Fer.
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| '.s y > y ~ Il Err TRA I.FS
From WashingtOu,

ra~rmg.r Trains uetw'rn Warrington, Dalt more
.id he Wes', will b: run iutlowS:
pIily Trains between Washington aud B Iii
DJi'y Il rains between Washington and the Yves,
On *nadsys Two Trans 10 Baltimore, and One
"a IT, Wcu
Passengers for the West making close connections
ai Washington Janction, (RelayD with the Balti
n,rr and OHIO Railroad foe all points wet at lower
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
L,Lv. " Arlington ats q, m, II a m. and 5p. m
FOR ANNAroLiS-Leay- Washington at 7.lO
y EXLLPOiNTs WEST, and s.a,iot, along
The Ii,it IN ,re and Ohio Railroad, leave Was 1ington
al : ')a m and p m and on Sundays at S p IL
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Leave New York at! = m; Phiiadeiphia II 30 A
M Baltimore $50 p N Arrive at Washington b3
Leave New YORK at 8 N. PHILADELPHIA 10. sun
n; Baltimore 10 q NJ Arrive at " Ashing loo o.
=, m
leave Eew York al II p. In Philadelphia g. so a.
ba,'in"re 7io a. IN, Arrive at Washington
Local accommodation Trains leave Baltimore q,
- a. m and 80 ?: IN for Washington arrive there
oa Sundays at i8o and 7.+o .. m. only from Bsl,i
more. No Annapolis connections on Sunday from
'h'iiinoIe or Washington
raa-sngera 'saving Washington at 74o m
ana 80 ,; m, make connections at Washin ton
H.lrlld, for al points West o. the Ohio River ard
~ al points RI Ig the line OF Baltimore aud Oni1
toa4, 10 hnryiand and Nirgilia
lT'LaF lra4s Annapolis tor Baltimore aud EaIh
IaS'oa day exc pt Sna!uys, at 3 40 a. m. ard . 40
Vas@easer Trains leaving Washington II, 100 a. III
J! u. ii and D p. m aud Baltimore at 43O and Il
.. in and $50 p N, st,p onIy al Annapols and
Washing, n JunG!toaS.
Way Passengers aust take the Accommodation Tra!s
"H'g
my 20 Mister OF Transportation, Bait
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

~ YOUR ATTENTION IScALLED TO OUR
new sto + OF spring Clohng, Furnishing Goods,
TTpnks, Hats ald Caps, which we are selling al
txitHys u GEO Ssv1ti street, ness ~ j, '''"r'
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lIKsT CLASS BuARDIN0 HOUSE.

The under,ignel beg leave to call the atteniono D.
the cirlens and travelling conn nunity TO the House
'hsy have Just op,r cd To- the accommodation Of gpu
II iI.n aud Ladies The Housa Is furnished In splent
-tyI.- Large AIRY Rooms, Chambers aud Pariors The
Hsrn,. No paijs nor expense shall be sparr
give satisfaction TO all VINO may patrouile Ii
h-u'" Strict atrniion 10 order that may b. giyea
or ,iUnsrs, &c, attentive and ooiigiDg seiyaQts
husr nj pibiy ii'uatsd on the cJrner OF fReatieth
b. Of + street. we /, lately occupied by Slrg on
q neral Ltwson BROWN 4 DOWNING
M? l'-lm lstprSIntel
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~ THE FINEST STOCK OF CLOTHING IN
me U uted States IA offered at lees than whole.
iale ice at No. 800 Seventh street, opposite Post
oWcl by v. KEEL,
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vi II g. T COOKING STOVES.
IABl T. CUTLERY, AND
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES
OF ALL KINDS
CLnP Un nrQ., md Tin ware, 10 bs had Of
W. Il uAHKOyER
ms A-"m No h22 Seventh strast
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RAILROADS, ETO.

E.s. ., isss. FEB. =. isss.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY,
rA' 'A0f''' s'isi,s s,s s,s Z &: - ''" is- ssu
wET, NORTH, AND NORTHWEST.
WINTER sCHEDULE.
oHAsan OF TInE.
On and sfssr Sunday, Feb'y Q, lsea, Passngsf
rrsins will arrive and depart ffom Calvert Station
TRAINS NORTH LEAVE.
pnr.,, ~ r.,:. '"''..'.'..'..'""
Pspstoo srtoUo1nromod::i;,io;.;.................s 1nromod:: IL.
Pitssburs and Hsrrisburs Express. ......sso r Il
TRAINS SOUTH ARRIVE
sarkton Aooommodatisn, ,at...........s.oo 4. n
Si.s:Ssrs snd Harrisburg E.p..s:. z
The A. ii. Tai. from washington connects with
the saS 4. N. Traia iron Bsitmcre for the west
and for Buffalo, Elmira, Rochester, Dunkirk, Canan
dsigua, snd Niagara Falls, and for New forl
The IL A. n Tnin from Washington os.nsots with
and Northwest, sad Elmirs and BuiRAio and Re
The 500 p. N. Train from washinssoa eou.ssa
with the $50 r. II. Train from Baltimore for Pitts
York, via Central Railroad Of New Jersey.
Try this route 70 New York
AT The only Train leaving Baltimore on Sunday
!. ;tths ths $50 2 NJ Ta!n, for Harrisburg, Pittsburs
Ihe only Tr.iu . rivins In Baltimore .. s..d.,
fsbs J. N. DuBARRY, supt.
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HARDWARE. a n
GAS FITTING.

u. EMUn1z11.,
GAS AND STEAM FILTER,
SsA Ssos~A a., nedr Canal bridge, Washington.
Al ordsrs executed at the shortest notice, In the
most substantial manner, and on reascNahls trras.
PeDssl stasiiw givsn to every department Of the
osGlneo. nov -
Gas FIXTURED.-Ws have In ore, and
" are daily receiving, GAS FIxTUkEs Of en-.
n style 10 anything heretofore offered In ths market
We invita- cliisens renerly to call and examine oar
stook Of 0Ne and Water Fixtures, feeling ceuhdent
that we have the best selected stock In Warrington
AL work IN the above line intrusted 10 our cart
MYERS / MoGHAN,
nAr1o-00 No. SIC d ssrest.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

We are Agents for the Sale OF
AoCLAINS CELEBRATED
Cocoanut and Quinoe-seed
Hair Oils,
COLOGNES, EXTRACTS, SO,
Also,
Christiana's Colognts, Extracts, 1t.
wORsLEY's PREMIUM
HONEY. PALM, ALMOND, AND WINDSOR
Toilet Soaps.
TAYLoR's FANCY SOAPS.
Put up in Family Boxes, to suit purchaser
'.H Wholesale snd Retail.
Also, full lines OF Notions and Fancy Gooi.
all of which we oifor at the Manufanrrr.r.
Prices, without any freight being added.
The Trade, Dealers, Housekeepers ant psa
lars are respectfully solicited.
We guarantee to sell ut Now York and Pn
delphia prices, or perish in he attcn,pl.
The national Republican., 1862-05-29

Comparison o prices will oonvinc, all thrw, are
now selling the best and cheapest good, in eur line
that oan be found 10 any house Ia the country.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-19
The KnickerbOckeT Mag
aZine For 1852.

In the beginning Of the last year, when
its present Proprietols assumed the control
of the Knickerbocker,. they announced their
determination to spare no pains to place It
in its true position as the leading literary
monthly in America. When rebellion had
raised successful 'front.'. and its armies
threatened the very existence OF the Sepub-
lie, it wa impossible to permit magazine,
which in its circulation reached the best in
tellects in the land . to continue in a purely
literary course, as If insensible or indiffer-
ent to the dangers which threatened the Un-
ion, The propreIors accordingly gave no.
tice that il would present in its pages forci-
BILE expositions with regard to the great
question of the times How to preserve
the United states of America in their integ-
rity and unity. How far this pledge has
been redeemed, the public must judge. II
would, however be mere affectation TO ig-
more the seal Of appreciation which the
public has already placed on these. Tile
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-19

"l believe that ii this country is
rescued from the perils by which tits
surrounded" said Senator Powell, OF
Kentucky, the other day, sit will ul-
oe done by carrying out the
constitutional principles OF that glori:
GUS old party which has successfully
administered this government for over
fifty years" To impress this paIpa-
ble truth upon tho attention OF the
whole people Of this land is all that is
necessary to accomplish the object de-
sired. "A large majority Of the peo-
pie are naturally Democratic. They
have only been led away temporarily
by the seduction ard false pretonces
OF professed phiianlhropists, whose
masks, passing events are tearing
ChicagO Tines.