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The national Republican., 1862-03-25
A M useI,hcnls.

SASr0Rp's OrERA.--This Is the fourth and
last week of this favorie company. Each
evening there is to be a fresh progra NINE, thus
showing the versatility Of Sanford's repertoire.
Uncle Toms CABIN is included in the lisi
and from the success Sanford has met with
heretofore. we may expect Il tull house. San
iord's Uncle Tom is an inmitable performance. g.
Hughes will personste Topsy. and II great time
may be anticipated.
CANTERBURY The success attending the Joint
efforts of the two companies, last evening, was
without parallel, even In this excessively popu.
lar place of resort. The material certainly
cannot be equaled IN any concert hall in tho
whole country. After one or two perform.
anoes when the united whole gets thoroughly
harmonized, we may expect an entertainment
that will still further excel all preceding efforts
Dick Parker WAS reCaived with indications 81
renewed popularity. Miss Julia Mortimer re.
ceived her customary number Of enCores,
(about seven.) Mias Mile Fowler Ia the posi-.
tive perfection of the dancer. The Delevanto
has entirely recovered from his accident Of
SN, urdav,
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
EIihanarA EaGnnc,l.

Sunday night, two of the prisoner, confined
in the central statIon.house succeeded In max.
ing their escape, by cutting n hole through the
wall ou the east side Of tho building, and sliding
down plank which WAS placed from the top OF
tho wall enclosing the building. A third, In
making the same attempt, was precipitated
plank and all, to the yard below; and thus, ali
quence OF this attempt, all the prisoners lei,
behind were put in irons. There must have
been some outside accomplces who aided in
the escape of these mon. M It is impossible u
account Tor the plank being placed in such a
position, IN ANY other suppostioD.
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
DIED,

SAMUEL g. MCCRASs, aged ; years and
month, youngest son of Mr.. James Mctirann,
10 Pennsylvania avenue.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
donce Of his father, on Tuesday, ?5th instant
At O'Clock, when friends are respectfully in
viied to attend.
OF diptheiia, on the sd instant, CAROLINE
AUGUSTA, aged years, eldest child of DR.. s. A.
II. aud Caroline l. McKm.
Funeral on Tuesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
from the residence OF her father, No. 47l street
south, between Sixth ant Seventh streets east.
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
msr 13-2aw6ds

DY GRE N d WILLIAMS, auctioneers.
- HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN EURNl-
TURE AT AUCTION GA THURSDAY, the .Ith
instant we shall sell ut 10 &c .0ck n IN at the rCs
ideuce Of Mrs. Wedtenvur, No. -! seventh utreti
next to the corn,r OF Il, good and general assor'
ment of rurLiture, viz:
Mahogany Sofas, Hair Seat, Parlor, aud Arm Rock
ing Chairs,
Mahogany, Dressing, and other Bureaus, and Wash
stands,
Mahogany, Centre, Card Dining. and o her Tables
Painted Marble.top Cottage CLamo. Set,
French and other Bed,teads,
Wardrobes and Stands,
Fine Feather Beds, II air ana 5huck Mattresses,
Large assortment Of Bedding and heather bOlSt.rs
aud Pillows,
China, Glass, Crockery, snd Stone Ware Table
cloths, AID Cutlery,
Gilt and Mahogany frame Mirrors and Ciock.,
window Curtains and Shadvt,
Cane and Wood Chairs,
Oae fine Oh Painting, large LOT lngravia ga,
Girpets And OilolotG, Cooking and other S.0ys'
With good lot of Kitch.u k,quisites
Terms cash GhEkI, & WILLIAMS,
mar Il Auctionsers
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
Entry Thief,

Yesterday morning, William Conley Was com
mlt.ed for trial on tho charge OF robbery. II
Is alleged that, the day before, he went into
the dwelling Of Mr.. MUSslan, on the corner oil
q street south and New Jersey avenue, and
tp k from the rack four over0oats and quite Il
humber Of caps, with which he made or He
was arrested shortly afterwards, having on
one Of the coats, and the rest Of the property =
was recovered,
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
Easing Counterfsit Money,

Uhcer Borltnd arrested man named X. G..
Van Camp, last Saturday night, tor passing
counterfeit money ON Mr. John P. Stone. He
was taken before Justice Drury, who COMMIT,
ted him to jail. At the time OF his arrest he
had about him $2Gs in gold, silver, and notes Of
different banks, and lot of socks, cravats,
and pocket bandkerChief', which are supposed
to have been stolen. They are slI At the office
of the Chei Of police.
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
OU'N'lCIAls,
--=--.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
January Il, 1862.
Ordered, That the War Department will bi
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thuradays, and
Fridays against all other business but thai which
relates to active military operations Ia the field
Saturdays will be devoted to the business OF
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays 10 the business oi the public.
EDWIN N. SrtsroS,
jazz IT Secretary Of War.
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
ARCHBISHOP HUaHEs Is In Rome.
OFFICIAL.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
March "a, 1862.
To Tic POsimdsters in The United !Staios:
The Secretary Of War now regulates the trans
mission Of information, by telegraph affecting
the conduct Of the war, in order to prevent the
communication OF such information TO the
rebels. l, is also thought necessary by the
Secretary to put restrictions on the publication
the aid Of this Department Is requested for this
purpose. You will, therefore, notify publish
ers not to publish any fact which has been cx.
cluded from the telegraph, and that di.re-
gard OF this order will subject the paper to be
excluded from the mails.
NJ. BLAIR.
Do
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
Daring Robbery.

Sunday morDing, between three and four
O'Clock, the dwelling of Com. Joseph Smith, on
Ninth street, WAS entered by burglars, and n
considerable amount of money and vaiuabes q
taken. The villains entered by 4 back door,
which they succeeded in opening by means of
nppers. One OF the garg entered the cham
ber, and the lady occupying 1t being awake she
turned the gas on and inquired who was there
-Supposing it one of her servants. The thief
showed himself, and told her to be quiet, and
1t would be better for her. The burglars then
went into the CommOdore's room and took his
pantaloons; alSp those of r relative of the family
residing there, and riHed them of their contents
Among the articles taken WAS Il gold watch with
a silken guard. to which was attached several
charms or trinkets. II was a Genova hunting
watch, with white dial. The loss Of this watch
Is felt deeply, as il was the property of the
gallant Lieutenant Smith ('on of Com. Smitb)
who was killed in the conflict with the Merri
mac, and Tor lis return TO Justice Dom, $3.50
will be paid and no questions asked. The other
articles taken were silver watch marked
"Smith," ladys breatpin,a n topaz enoircled
with small stones, Scotch pebbles, articles OF
silver, and a quantity Of money In gold and
Treasury notes. This IA ono OF the boldest rob.
berries ever perpetr ated in Washington; and
circumstances indicate that It was planned
about tho day ot Lieut.. Smiths funeral prob
ably that worry day.
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
49,. AZ y n.ue..s.y.

In these dsys n strife and carnage, one Sf
the many redecmine features Of this terrible
internecine war is the following:
An old seidtsS Gf the Fourth New Yvrh Cav.
airy, who reos, Ssd bic discharge papets AtBab.
tei's Chapel on Friday, and who was too weak
TO ride In an ambulance, made his way on foo,
as far rs Fort Runy on, when he became ex-
hausted. By order Of Captain Draper, OF the
Fourteenth Massachusetts, he WAS mfortably
lodged over night, and on Saturday, six men Of
that noble regiment oonveyed him, on n litter
TO the Douglas hospital,
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
Criminal Court-TrlaI OF u Murder Case.

Yesterday morning in the Criminal Court,
Judge Dunlop presiding, the case of Enocb
Ward, Jr., charged with tho killing of Lieut..
Col. Gustavus Won Gerber, On Pennsylvania
avenue IN this city, on or about the Nth Gay
of November last, was taken up. The deCeas
ed ctficer WAS killed by blow on the back Of
his head Inflicted by the stroke of a sluns shot
and lived four or five days after being struck.
District Attorney Darlington il assisted in
the prosecution by Mr.. Wharton. Messrs. 10.
seph n. Bradley, SEN, and Walter D. DAvidge
appear for the defence.
The regular panel WAS called and exhausted
ten Jurors bsins chosen from it ~ follows:
Presley W. Martin, Thompson Van Reswick,
Patrick McDevitt, VIM. Van Reswick, James
MCColgan, Benedict HutUhins, Richard ",
Burr, Samuel Brereion, David Shoemaker, and
VIM. B. Windsor.
Ten talctmcn were then summuned, and
Thomas W. johnson and Josiah Essex were
chosen 10 OIL the panel. The eleven jurors hrst
named were sworn. Mr.. Essex WAS notified to
attend ard be sworn this morning at 10 O'Clock
at which hour the other jurors and witnesses
were summoned to appear.
Court then adjourned until this morning, the
adjournment bong 70 allow the jurors to make
the necessary arrangements for their absence
from homo during the trial.
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
Lecture on tho Glaciers.

Prof. Rogers lecture at the Smithsonian 10
sitution last evening, on the glaciers" Of the
10y regions OF the tar North was full oi inter
est, aad commanded marked attention from the
large audience present. Ho will deliver anolh.
er lecture next Wednesday evening, in further
delineation Of the same subject.
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
WILLIAM Il. SEWARD.
OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
February 4, 1862.
NoTICE is hereby given of the readiness OF
this Department to redeem the Treasury notes
payable In one year from date, authorized By
the act OF Congress approved December 23d
1857, and the Treasury notes payable in sixty
days from date, authorized by the act Of Con.
gress approved I'd March, 1851.
Interest on Treasury notes of the above ia.
sues will cease on the 7th day of April next b.
the terms Of those acts respectively.
feb 6-tAp7
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
'Euturo Days.

py GeEEN .ds WILLIAMS, ,Aucttonee. q.
ID TRUSTEES SALE or HOUSE AND LOT
tASl OF THE CAPITOL, At AUCTION -On
MONDAY the l4th day OF April Is62, I shsll SCI,
in front Of the premises, n oclook, p. b. virtue
Of deed Of ust to tile sol bscri err and duly -
corded In Liber j. A. No 42, to!ios llo I30, i31
and ts2, one Of the Land records iur Washington
county in the District OF Columbia the following
nained property lying and being In the .ty Of Wa
pgton, District Aforesaid, yiz west part ot lot
b!red eleven III } In square numbered ten hundrc
and seven Il 0U7) hsvtng front OF Iorty two fee (
nine inches (42 feet inches) more or less, nor
+, between Twelfth aad Thirteenth streets, ea.r
running back to an alley llS feet, more or lea, IL
gefher with the improvements, which are dw.
ling house. Sc.
TsRns OF SALE will be e.hali clsh, balarc,
in six and twelve months, The purchaser to give mote
ior the deferred payments, bearing interest from opy
oi sale all conveyancing at the cost OF the purohH
ser; the cash pay nent will be required 10 be paii
down, when the prof. erty is knocked oil, ana II nc
paid down, the property vii be th.p and there
again put up and sold 10 The highest oder TINT will
comply and II the whole terms OF compiled with
III Eve diys the trustee reserves the right to Resell
the property at the ri and cost 0: the dslinquent
purchaser, by advertising the same, three days In
WILLIAM N CRIPPs. Trpsee.
GREEN N WILLIAMS,
Aa, tiUBecrs.
msr 13-2aw6ds
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
India Ru bber G0ots,

IHU1B NubbeT U00US,
Rubber Blankets Tor Soldiers, sI rs eaoh
Rubber Pouchos and Blankets Combined, - 80
each.
lndia Rubb Goats, white and black, $3.50 each.
India Rubber Legg,ns, 81 per pair.
And all kinda Rubber Goods including Rubber
Boots nnd Shoes Rubber Stopp .rs Tor Bottles Door
Mats, Undersht citing for eds In Sickness kn no., at
manufacturer prices, at u A. HALL'3
India Rubber Warehouse,
308 Pennsylvania avenue,
deo lp--u Bet Ninth and Tenth sta
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
Feet.

peauty Of carriage is mainly dependent on the
ladisious preservation of the feet, and In vain you
try 10 walk In natural man Ier, If the great sup
port of your whole frame be In a disordered condi.
lion. Personal comfort wilt bs lost without care
besides which, as naadies advance, all lccomoiion
but mental suiferiog springs up.
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
Released.

The following prisoners we're discharged by
military authority, yesterday evening, from
the old Capitol prison." on their taking the
"oath OF obligation not TO bear arms until reg.
ularly discharged, according 10 the usages Of
war;" the oath being administered by Justice
Johnson, viz: Robert Drane, Loudoun county,
Va; Aristides G. Lantrill, Fairfax, Va; Arthur
Dawson, Loudoun county, Va; James E. Muir
phrey, Portsmouth, Va, and Jonah l.. Orison,
Loudoun county, Va.
The national Republican., 1862-03-25

81 We are pleased 10 ca u the attention
Of ciizens and ol ers 10 he Mcclellan Ar Gal cry
$40 Seventh strtet, four doors abeve D. There no
othtr place IN this city where 70 beautiful E hoto
graphs and Ambrotypes arc taken, and where 10
much polteness is shown 10 custc mere
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
whi,n,,ur,,, No. 43a r.un, nv,nu,.

Whhnhurst, No. 131 Fsnn. Avenas,
ls selling original carries de ptsits photographs
NJ Generals Scott. Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont. Butler, and others. Our likeness of
Mcclellan is the latest published, and Ia con.
sidered the hest In existence. Fac our photo.
grRhs In oil and water oolOrs. Also portraits Of
distinguished mon. Attention Of military mon
10 called to our full angth lattertypes for Rend.
inG By mail. den l3
The national Republican., 1862-03-25

ArTh. HlcCiellR n PhotOgi aph and A M
brotype Gallery, $40 seventh STREET, four doors
above ID, has be ome q W ashington Institution for
the most pleasing Cartes De visite II will be y,ur
loes by not patronizug such perfect establishment
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
COrns, BuniOns,

Bad Nails Enlarged JOINTS and all diseases Of the
Feet cured without pain irconvenience 10 the pa
tient, by
DIR. WHITE, SURGEON CHIRoPopIsT,
i2s Pennsylvania Avenue, between ~ and 9th s,s
Room No. I, sec md floor.
Ofico hours from . m. 10 q. m
Refers 10 Physicians aud Surgeons OF this city.
The national Republican., 1862-03-25

~ PhOtOgra phs and A M b. Otypes OF alt
sizes are taken on a new plsn o1ly known to the
pr prietor Ofth Mcclellan Art Gallefy $40 Seventh
street. four doors above d.
The national Republican., 1862-03-25

NOW Is YOUR TIME 10 BUY YOUR CLOTH.
~ ING, FURNISHING GOODS HATS and
TAPS at very low prices, at l.. 4. BEALL h co 8
No. 3sl seventh, between | and X streets
mar 2t-2m
The national Republican., 1862-03-25

Trophies f.om Manassas aBd the Ball
Nan Battle Field.
Confederate Bank Notes Of the demon iuaton of five
ana ten dollars each, sold at the most remarkable
discount on record at Shillip stons book, Newspa.
per, and Satiorery establishment, Odeon Building,
corner Of Four snda hal, street end Pennsyivsnia
avenue mar 25
The national Republican., 1862-03-25

TUST RECEIVED AT l., A. BEALL co s.
u NJ. 36l Seventh between and X street a new
stock Of CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS, HATS and CAPS.
The national Republican., 1862-03-25

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS t-CLOrHING
~ Furnishing Goods, Trunks, i ats and Caps, at
Northern prices, at No 48O Seventh street, near f.
uar .0-d3m
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
mar 2i.-dtAl
q i + CT A l..

DEPARTMENT ~ STATE,
Washington, Jan. rs, 1862.
The Secretary oil State will hereafter receive
members OF Congress on busness on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the arst Of next
month.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-03-25

(tOME ONE AND ALI AT l. A, BEALL 4
v co s, No 3BI Seventh street, between and X
to buy your CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
u 4 rs and CAPS
The national Republican., 1862-03-25

T A BEALL Il co. IS. No j6I Severih street.
IL bet Vecn | and X, IL The place TO buy your
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKs,
HATS anu GAPS, at New lork prices
The national Republican., 1862-03-25

GENTS wAsTGD.-TO sell q new and
n novel Patent Article |, Washington. Also, to
lraycl and sell rights Address " W y Box a, Gen.
eral Post Office. mar 20-tf
The national Republican., 1862-03-25

THE LUNGs-A CARD.-DR. HUNTER
L will d.foileiy lose his Office | Washington on
Saturday Ev, ming. the 29ih imtan', after which
date all persons afflicted with Pulmonary Disc ses
osn consult him personally or by letter nt his office,
York
lTs tice here will m, In psn for the reception
Of psiients an ccd with Catsrih, Bronchitis Con
sumption, and Asthma, up 10 the evening Of Satur.
d,y, 29th instant. No. 2O3 Pennsylvana avenue,
Wa hipgton. mar 20
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
AND COAL OILS.

The undersigned hiss always on hand the pure
Kerosene, Etherisl Fluid, Caml hene, and Alcohol
on the most favorable tel to the trade at the old
established stand, ali broadway, Baltimore Also
the most approved Coal Oil burners Lamps OF all
kinds will be sold low.
feb lQ-lLw5wsW JOHN ). CARSWELL.
The national Republican., 1862-03-25

So YOUR ATTENTION Is CALLED TO OUR
Trunks, Hats and Caps, which we are selling al
lower rates than any other store la the city, at
SMITHS, No. 400 Seventh street, near +,
mar 20-d3m
The national Republican., 1862-03-25

I OST.-un north side Pennsylvania
- avenue, on side, walk, bet S.cn Eleventh street
and browns Hotel, ou Monday 9Th instant, be.
tw en- uld y. m, Q LARGE PACKAGE on
WRIT NGS, OF Official bufin.s, Letters, reden
tia 3, 6c 40, OF no use TO auy oae but the owner
belonging 10 a clergyman A liberal reward will
be given by leaving III m at Stevens Clothing store
or by Addressing CHAPLAIN
mar :5- 81 Washington Post Office.
The national Republican., 1862-03-25

LNNERYBODI'S ATTENTION Is CALLED
II TO cur new stock OF S,rng Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Trunks, Hats ana C'ps, at No. 400 Seventh
street, opposite the Pest Office. mer 2'-djm
The national Republican., 1862-03-25

AT ANTS NAMED, TO HAVE EVERY
w body TO kuow that they can buy Clothing
lowest price, at SMITHS, No 400 heven,h street
mar 20-d8m
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
lust ~ y l. y II ED.
THE PATRIOTS OFFERING!
OR THE LIFE, SERVICES, AND MILITARY
CAREER OF THr. NOBLE TRI),
Ellsworth, Lyon, and Baker,

FINE ENGRAVING OF EACH.
This popular work ,houl1 be- in the hands Of every
soldier and civilian througLo the country.
Tne noble example and heroic sacrifice Of the G
immortal patriots, should Ue placed In toe hands OF
every volunteer in the grand army OF the Republic
their sons, now eeryils the unon, 'haa to present
them with a copy ofa work which would strengthen
and deepen their patriotism, aud inspire thtn 10
higher tfforts in defence OF liberty and justice.
diows addcess at the grave, Oh the aeath OF Lyon
Summers classical eaf gy, Ia the Senate Chamber
the Life AMI Services of Baker, Baker, reply, In
the Senate, to the traitor breckenridge, the P;es
dent procainations, calling the nation 10 arms are
tkewiIe included In this valuable work
70 be h ID ut every news or book store throughout
tho United States Price 70 cents in paper cover
cloth, 50 Z. .nt,.
Hs- S0ud your orders to Baker 4 Goodwin, No.
Spruce street, Tribune bulldogs, New York, The
trade supplied at tho usual rates
mar 26-3ws
The national Republican., 1862-03-25

STORE WANTED-On seventh street
- west. Or vicinity. Any person having u Store to
rent or leate, or for sale, may hear Of purchaser
by addressing a note TO Il Il w. q. y office Of this
pap,r. mar ni-3t'
The national Republican., 1862-03-25

ErALL AND WINTER MILLINERY.
+ Miss THOMPSON will open our new
styles Of Fall and Winter Millinery on Thurs x
day, the 9ist inst.
The attention of our former patrons, and the pub.
io generally, Ia invited, and an examination solicit
ed, at QUE Fancy and Millinery Store, No. 80 Penn
Sylvsnia avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
DOT 80 HUTCHINSON Il MUNRO.
A LARGE LOT Of MILITARY VESTS FOR
IA sale cheap, at SMITHS, No 4SO Seventh ST.,
opposite Post Once. mar 20-d3m
CPECIAL NOTIJ Ell TAKE PLEASURE IN
- informing my friends that have just received
auott or stock of the best and ccs Clo'hiTg Ia the
I unity which ON row offering ut lets than whole
sale Prices, ut J. A. SMITHS Clothing Store, No
40 Seventh street, near +.
j. W. kEEP,
Formerly over Gilts jewelry Store
mar 20--d3m
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
RAINS UNION sPEs CnEsi

TH"Is's s1;H,s Hs!os ,.I,Gs .GGs esHs. ssEsG,,rs,
rfhlH,s fhNiS,s gTi2S SEISS sFFi sFEEcHhs, iaHf
land DuRiNG HE PRESENT
by GEORGE FRANCIS. TRAIN, ESQ,
or Boston, Uoited States,
ss spssSsss 81 Y M Ea
CHS TRAIN complets in one large octave volume,
printed in the best style, Price " cents copy.
ESr ,sIs Wholesale whole and retail Sy JOHN
Seventh and streets, opposite Post Once,
mar 2b-:t" Washington, y {.
For Sale to an Enterprispg Young Man with q
Cash Capital, (ncne her need apIlyDs
RESTAURANT AND BAR,
Situated . corner Twenty second and streets: d
and Geaersi D.po. isl Army Team:crs with csf sVsry
convenience, Including Complete Stock Horso
Wagon, Harnts', Huiidiog with three year. lease,
paid, tnd now doing good ish busipess
The only reason for selling the present proprietor
has more business than he can attend to,
msr msF;a lse-at. ~ ~ p''"'s' ROBBINS.
CoAL' .r v,r,,cvr ,,,crs,
For the purpose Of closing cut our prcscdt stock Of
~ - a -A
We propose to drliv ii nywhers In thi, city at
$3.50 per net ton Of 2,OOU Lbs.
81 Any Orders addressed to box No. III, will re
j LANGpON co,
mar h-dtt Once opposite r. h q, Depot
STORE WANTED-On seventh street
~ west Or vicinity. Any person having Store to
rent or leate, or for sale may hear of purchaser
by addressing note 'o"G W. G." office Of this
Papr mar "i-H'
pnHufua sHuEs'. a"mn'.a,
HARNESS MANUFAGTOKYI
sss Rsresh street, oIposi.s Odd Fsqosus' Hou,
TlSBINGrON, n q
silver MedSl awarded by Maryland institute Of Hal
tmorc, November I, lShG.
Also, Medal BY Metropolitan hechpn'cs' Institute,
Washington, d O., 1857
am cens,sntiy u,akins and have on n,ud, Of the
eest material every description OF
Fine foe Leather, Iron Frame, xSE S.$x,
Carpet and Canvas @Ms]sACSs
Travelling S,soa Sag a,,,,o,.
ssddlOs, Harness.
AT Low PRICES
Superior Leather and Dress Trunks; nlso, Cedar
Irunh, lfor keeping Moth out Of Furs and nBC
WOolen Goods,) made TO order,
Repairing, snd TruntE covered, neatly aud with
promptness,
Goods delivered n any part Of the city, George
Iown, and Alexandria, free Of charge,
mar NY JAMESH, T0PHAM,
TNFORMhTlUN WANTED OF Oh es
L MATTHEW'S, who was employed In Company y, t,
second resim mt Infantry; moved with said company
from Fort Leayenwortl, Kansas, to Washington,
last Fall, ws' employed afterwards as watchman.
Bis mother, Galharnc Matthews, g de'irOuS OF
knowing II he Is on tho land Of The living
The national Republican., 1862-03-25
1856 PAfAa-nnSS'S's ana 1876

Paper. .hsngngs, different grades and ITiees, Cola
Bands, lmii aten Gold and common Window Shade
Buff Green aud Blue Shads HollsEas u the yard,
or made into Shades.
Orders Tor paper hanging or Wiadow ShadeF
puLctually and iaith.ully executed NJ misrepre-
sentatoLs made to effect taes Terms carh
JOHN MA All RI TER,
Nv. 4s5, Seve1th street,
mar 8-l&tifs doors above Odl Fellows Hall.
The national Republican., 1862-03-25

u OARD. - Two Large Front Rooms,
u Furnished, Ileasantly situated, each suitable
for gentleman and lady, or two gentlemen, at 800
street, between Second and Third with northern
family. Terms moderate. mar 25-ats