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The New York herald., 1862-12-10
TME RHbHLLION.
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hal. the sum @ 2 e T rscsi.sd s on
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1oooc1nnce herewith.
6ssd tAs contract be awarded him prepared to
bocoune his securities.
fNSfECTIoN, DELIVERY. &c.
An hay this advertisement wiz %
srG1g isspecsd and Of good. sound.
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Any fnornalty IN the bid formance with the
terms this will insure the rejection Of the
Delivery to be made The railroad depot Of the
government wharyes In the city OF Washington.
The DEPOT himself the right 70
1 reject any Ill bids that he may deem too high
- D. H. RUCkER,
Colonel and Depot ouartermaster
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

3os BROADWAY.
PRACTICAL UPHOLSTERERS.
offering retail buyers the extensive stock OF
LACE AND McSLIN CURTAINS,
and every Style of
CORNICES AND TRIMMINGS.
ever before displayed In this city.
LENCES, TEXTURES, RIDEAuX: also ,or
GOLD AND PAINTED WINDOW SHADES.
small advance cost prices
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

Is MEcHHNfCs' HALL, l7a BROADWAY
Monday Dec. y, and every night during the week,
ITALIAN AIRS BY NATIVE ARTISTS
Mad Fabbricco r. Huward Count Messinnis Dan brySsA
The popur CoTsaan in his oTgaa Pianniano22 ss
Mr s. {. CAMPBELL In his favorite Ballads and WA
0'"s" RUNNING TIE BLOCKADE.
Mr. Union Mr.. q. w. Grinn. Jim Monitor mr. r. SeXnoan
Doors open 6 curtain rises a. IN Tickets y cent?
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WINTER GARDEN
w Ine neaAyemsnt respectfully that IN
artistic porf0rnisnees OF
Mr. and Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS, sr rnH
re for the t " private bs
On thls evening. WEDNESDAY 10th,
~. end hra BARNEY WILLIAMS
IIFTEEN DIFFERENT cHARAorgRs,
xho porformeuce wti with the papulAr drama Of
LII BORN 10 coon LUCK.
PaAdy 0'Ra9srty, WITH songs Mr. Barney williams
After which the oelebrsted protsan drama OF
AN HOUR IN SEVILLE
Of delight
SEVEN DIFFERENT CHARACTERs.
A. performed BY herfov uPwards Of hf nyhs IN ondoa
character which he has created intense u,errimens
Toconclude with .ff8
PRECIOUS BETSY.
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

AUARTRRNAsTER GENERALS OFFICE, WASHING.
~ ton city November "A, l562-Wanted Tor servce in
tkc Department Of the South several light draught steaM
draush 70 exceed five feet to six feet loaded Per
9uesed 70 send Information to Major Stewart Van vlie
terms OF sale charter with dimensions Of the vessels
place where and time when built
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

III OOn COPIES OF BENNETS NEW WORK ON
lO.UUU Double Entry Bookkeeping elegantly embei:
shcd and handsomely bound for sale 70 the rae liberal
terms; retail price s2 AddrcssJ. Arupsson Bennc Post
eQoe. Mew xssk.
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

MERCHANTS BOOK FOR THE 1IMEs--JUsr Is.
Nl sued loyes' Exchange Tabe showing the value of
sterling In ederal and OF federal money Ia sterne
o any sum- from penny TO GI0t0 at every pr
cent Increased BY hts par s9S per cent with
Tsble. 80 TO 73s per Medium lo
haif hound. c,otn sides, 50. Published by BOGEkr,
BOURNE a HUTEN, statoncrs Printers Litho2rapneIs
Bsnk Book NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Ia aud 25 Pearl street,
New YORK
The New York herald., 1862-12-10
THE LECTURE SEASON.

CI8E1 LRCTuRR-AT BRYANT, STRArTON PENNs
Commercial College, Cooper Institute Elihu Burrit
w repeat hs lecture the higher Law and Mission Of
Oe1msvce. at the College rooms Cooper lnsytute on
Wednesday evening Doc H. commencing at eight O'Clock
lAlsss and gentlemen respectfully Invited 10 attends
ECrURE BY REV. MATTHEW HALE SMITH. IN
IL Cannon street Baptist church, "Wednesday
,kug December TO- 1882 Subject" Old Times and Our
Tnss" singing BY waters celebrated Sunday School vo.
caists. Doors O'Clock, to commence 7ls o., lock
Ttckets 2S oentA
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AMUsnMEHTs.


oADEnT or KUsIc-BAILo IN .AscaEsA
ESsF sro4 svI mi oi THE afssa sos
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Eoros Tss nsss are s.ess, uo1msa ~.
;.1, e.. s:.:s q: sst
:s%p.as si have . sp:: 81
Mr.. 0rsa win eadessor 10 make arrangements fss .
.'s::s s K.
xsss.my q Nose sad see sdsr@o @ hr 7si bro.d".1
bell 1is sa'ssil %Rossspa ',.s EvRsIss s'iss Dec
wS sAS IL sassass. en- .''' "''
{TAe Masquerade Bali),
xs the ;:ri.'fs fsSsSiss SSili f'. =
AAo1s ss asD 4oSos s'-'''
Il. s:sr s.s Nom: TspsSa
s.rss; aess TopSo& aud tSs Corp. Ballet .u,,o
+ dkSsp hasE onkE1 GzE1
cABEMY OF MusIc-LAsr MATINEE
sAItfaaT EssF Sts SsAsD ii = asfisEE 2sh aSIoof
ns: rn @ se naes psnsa :. tue -
The company leaves neIt week Tor phIIAaelphIe
U ts5 Broadway. corner Bvoome street
HS$,ss SSS + ,
'.'.'s; s$sss; =.
opera .as 4: novel ana .ma'as os.rs'
THE OVERWHELMING APPLAUSE.
AND UPKOAROUS MERMMENr
OF CROWDED HOUSES.
The matchless orchestra nd chorus and
THE JUVENILE CHORUS or FIFTY,
combined with all the leading artists Of me estaosamenss
rcndaring the oil ensemble
PERFECT AND COMPLETE.
GRAND TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT TO
CARL ANSCHUTI
When Beehovens Master Work FfDEIO will be preseues0
Box R0ok open,
NEW BowERy THEATRE.
- wEpEEspAY EVENING DEC TO- ises
IMMENSE SUCCESS
GRAND PANTOMTME
HARLEQUIN JACK suE?PARD
WITH ALL IT'S
GORGEOUS reflects, ,
SPLENDID SCENERY.
WONDERFUL TRICKS.
GRAND TRANSgoGMAfI0nas n
PYRAMIDICAL CASCADE
|. SHOWER or GOLD
GEO BRooKs. w STANTON.
The drama OF -s..4t rs
Mr.. G. q. Boniface. ...s..... ansco
Two DRovERs.
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

MERCHANT TAILoRs HAVING PROM sico TO 5000
M worth of new Clo!hins on hand aua willing 20 dsp
AZ fair price, VII with cash purchaser by
.na bs store or sddressIns Thomas ID. Conroy feuc
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

THE NEW STORE ia THIRD AVENUE, ladies
n and gentlemen guaranteed receive ths highest
Tor each article q cass ol Wearing Apparel
yeusslf Please do forget cali address c. MISH
lt rhd avenue, Fourteenth Ladies attended
by Mrs. Msh.
The New York herald., 1862-12-10
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

INxQUIsITE.-TIIE KISSES OF sECUNDUs AND BON
II aefons with Epithaiamium in fu and hne steel plates
mail postage rce carefully sealed nom impcftinen
curiosity, receipt OF ~ cents.
u BLANCHARD, Publisher, 30 Ann street.
The national Republican., 1862-02-06
The Indian Herb Doctor

From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his
patients the nature OF their compJaints or
illness, without receiving any In
formation from them.
No Charge for Consultation on Aduioe.
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Bslms Is have NO strife
With Nature or the Laws Of Life:
With Blood our hands we never stain
Nor poison men to ease their palm
Our Father-whom all goodness Alls,
Provides the means TO cure all Ills;
The Simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used relieve our pain complete
4 simple Herb, . simple Flower,
Guild from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
OF change and health TO thee.
Washb9on BuldinV, Pernq. apentN, about five minute,
UdM from Brosoas HOel
No charge for Consultation. janll-8m
The national Republican., 1862-02-06
Criminal Court.

Frank Lsthope, indicted for the larceny Of
one coat. valued at $25, and one IS nOie, from
William Kinoxde, on the l6th of January, was
found not guilty-the man being insane.
John Welsh, indicted for the larceny of a
coat valued vt $40, on the 9th of January,
was brought In guilty. Sentenced to one year
and three months Imprisonment in the peni-
tentiary.
! James Lehany, indicted for the larceny Of
blankets, &o., from N. 8. GorommeRt, on the
The case OF B. +. johnson, indicted for the
larceny of y ten dollar Treasury note from
Samuel Alexander, was in progress when the
court adjourned,
The national Republican., 1862-02-06
Meeting OF the Restsurat tsurs.

Pursuant to published call, meeting Of the
restaurateurs OF Washington WAS hold yester.
day afternoon at Franklin Hall, corner Ninth
and d streets.
The meeting was numerously attended. and
the greatest unsnimity prevailed throughout
After the reading and adoption of the minutes
the Ss sss oomms,se Sss sspponted to wait upon the
Mayor to inquire whether the city was under
martial or OWL law, made their report, which
was read and adopted.
The committee reported that they had called
his answer to the questions propounded In
The Mayor in his letter assures the restaura.
teurs that he will use his best influence with
the military authorities to bring about resto.
rant keepers were allowed to Keep their places
ofbusiness open to the public until IL O'Clock
at night. The Mayor also states that as mar.
tial law has not been proclaimed in the oity,
those persons who have sustained Losses
can recover damages by civil process.
The committee likewise reported that, 40.
compsnied by the Mayor, they had waited upon
General Porter, the Provost Marshal, and re.
restaurants until midnight, they. in return
pedging themselves to abstain from selling
liquor TO soldiers, and also to report to his
office all persons who refused to sign an agree
ment TO that eff6ct.
The Provost Marshal referred the matter to
Judge Reese, whom the committee will wait
upon o'day for the purpose of obtaining hi
decision.
The association was then permanently orga
nized by the election of William 8. Simpson
ESQ.,, as president, Charles Klotz as secretary
and Charles Koman as treasurer.
committee WAS appointed to obtan tht
signatures of the restaurant keepers OF tn,
city to the pledge not to sell liquor to soldiers
u,l,. atipr thap aIt I'D ,,rkn Ualn
day next, II not sooner called together by pub
lished notice.
The national Republican., 1862-02-06
TUsT PUDLISHED.
Yankee Volunteers
MARCHING INTO DIXIE.

This u q very brilliant Picture, and 10 Lltho.
graphed and Printed In i've oolors. All loyal pso.
pie should have one. We have the above Picture,
Letter Size, for Soldiers TO send home to their
friends Liberal discount to the Trade
For sale at all the Periodical and Newsdealers.
All orders promptly attended to at $50 Penn ave.
wholesale Agent. @. +. MORSE co.
ROSS / TOUsEY, lsl Nassau street, New York
General Agents.
NB.-We have q large assortment Of the best
Cavalry, Infantry, and STAT BOOTS to be found In
this city. Also, Tap sole Balmorsls, Buck Gloves
and Gauntlets Flags of all descriptions, andmade "a
order. AL at the very lowest CASH PRICES.
Wholesale and retail, at $50 Penn ave;
feb 4-eolm CT MORSE6 CO.
The national Republican., 1862-02-06
Whitshurst

Whitshurss, No. A3A Psnn. Avenue,
Il selling original cartes Dc vtsib photographs
Of Generals Soott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
Mcclellan 10 the latest published, and 10 oon.
sidsred the best In existence. Bee our photo.
grabs in oil and water oolors. Also portraits Of
distinguished men. Attention Of military men
70 called 70 our full length lsttsrtypes, for send.
ing BY mail. dec Is
The national Republican., 1862-02-06
DR.. Hawks Universal stimulant.

The most powerful tonic and stimulant known
INTERNALLY 1t cures Ague,and Fever after
quinine has failed; Cholic and DfarrhGa with two
three doses Dyspepsia In few days.
Externally, 1t cures Diptherls and every W.
rsty Of Sore Throat; Neuralgia, Rheumatism: Sore.
ness from Wounds, Sprains, and Lameness. Whole.
sale and retail depots for the Stmulant in Washing.
ton at Cha' Stotts, 376 Pepns. avenue, nearly op.
Massachusetts avenue and Fourth street Sold,
alec, at Carks Drug Store, corner Of Pennaylvsnis
avenue and -Four. and half street. and j. Wileys,
at ALExAsDRiA, BY John Millburn, King street
Trial bottles, Is cents. ieb 3eSt@MWS
The national Republican., 1862-02-06
LOCAL NEWS.
To Advertisers.

Nearly 10 thousand copies Of the Repsb.
lsoan are circulated among the floating popuiA-
ton every dag, besides thslargs number served
TO regular subscribers. Advertisers will TAKE
note accordingly. =
The national Republican., 1862-02-06
Manufacture OF Cartridges.

Major Samuel Bvington, one Of the most ex
partment, has now employed, at the " Colum.
bian Armory,n about three hundred worthy
females and one hundred men and boys, In the
manufacture and completion Of cartridges for
small arms, in addition to other duties Of
kindred character. Two hundred thousand
cartridges are thus finished and sent of each
day.
The national Republican., 1862-02-06
Ths Wrong Regiment.

In an article published In our local columns
q few days ago, under the caption, Selling q
Wife," we we're mistaken In aocrediting that
transaction to certain ofcers In the Fifty ninth
New York regiment. The onicers Of that reg1
have no desire to enlarge their stock of crino
line by purchase, most Of them having guam.
tln, suacit of that article In the State they lef
behind them-the large majority Of them being
married men,
The national Republican., 1862-02-06
pY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auetio.ssrs.
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of deed of trust from Albert ]. Webb
and wlfe to the undersigned dated 18th day Of Au
gust, 1854, and recorded In Lber j. A. g., No. -,
folio 81, &c and at the request Of the owner Of the
debt thereby secured, VIII offer for sale, on Fri.
m, at the rooms Of Green Williams, in the city Of
Washington, corner Of Seventh and d streets, all
the rights, estate interest and claim Of the said
Albert j. Webb and wife Of, In and to Lots mum.
bered one, two, twenty three twenty -four, and all
that part Of Lot numbered twenty two, which
mains after deduoting so much thereof Is was con.
veyed BY Zephaniah arrell, deceased, TO James
corded in Li6sl "a, page "a, in square seven hun
City Of Wilmington. This properly Is at the cor.
ner of Fourth street east and b street north.
Terms Of fale are cash, and failure Of the pur
chaser to comply within two days, the trustee re
serves the right 10 resel the property at his risk
amer Eve days notice thereof In some public news
paper Of the City of Warrington.
The title is believed to bs indbputabs. Convey
anoing at the cost Of the purchaser.
| ANDREW WYLIE,
Trustee.
GREEN l. WILLIAMS,
Jan 28-eod6ds Auctioneers
The national Republican., 1862-02-06
Supreme Court.

FEBRUARY4, l862.-On motion of Hon. Thomas
Ewing. ]. Lawren;e Smith, Esq.,, Of Now York,
was admitted an attorney and counsellor OF
this Court.
vs. VIM. Jones ct al. The argument of this
cause was continued by Mr.. Fuller and Mr.
Carlisle for the defen dants in error, and con
cluded by Mr.. Wills for the plaintiff In error.
The national Republican., 1862-02-06
IndDla Ru bbsr deeds.

Indla Rs bbsr deeds.
Rubber Blankets Tor Soldiers, d rs each.
Rubber Ponohos and Blankets oombiaed, % 80
eAeh.
India Rubber Coats, white and black, $3.50 ssch
India Rubber LegGins, q per pair.
And all kinds Kubbsr Goods-ineluding Rubber
Nah Undersheetng for Beds q hokness, DC. &o., st
nanufaoturers' prioes, at n A, HALLS
India Rubber Warshouss,
3O0 Pennsylvania avenue,
dec1o-tf Bet Ninth and Tenth 10.
The national Republican., 1862-02-06
Attention Nol,llersl

The far famed Emery and Croous Cloth, an arti-
ole approved by the United States Government, for
cleaning Arms and Equipments, can be found ut the
of T. L. Lamb, Sutlef Of Motifs Bat.
terry 1t 10 superior to anything In the Market and
10 certainly the soldiers friend.
The national Republican., 1862-02-06
BOOTS,

Calf Dress Roots, IRON - up. Thick Boots very
cheap Waterproof BoOts. Philsdelphis Boots
from q. 30 up. Geuts', Ladies and Chdrens' Shoes
at prices ~ low they be bad south Of Boston
at HENNlNG'S,
feb 4-lwii Seventh strNAt. LlAnd.
The national Republican., 1862-02-06
Important Vote OF Army chaplains.

At q meeting of United States chaplains, held
at the Young Mens' Christian Association rooms.
Washington, January 1, 1862, the following
resolution, which had been introduced some
passed unanimously. and ordered to be pub
lished:
RESOLVED, That the association Of chaplaips
have heard, with deep regret, of the gross mis-.
conduct of very few persons who, from
wrong motives, and by improper means, have
lain; that we disclaim and denounce the wicked
practices Of these parties. And, while We do
not assume to act rs y tribunal, we will do all
In our power to aid the military, naval, OWL,
against the offenders in manner becoming the
cause Of God and our country.
w. H. BRoCIwAY, Chairman.
CIV. DENlsoN, Secretary.
The national Republican., 1862-02-06
|M.D'oA1 I.o1y..'.
r. T. TRAIL, M. D.,

Priaolpal of the Hygsio Thsrspsuae College and
author OF various works on Medical, Physiological,
ct the Hall Of the Christian Association Wahington
CITY,. (opCoeits Browns Hotel,) commeneing on
Ius:d.ys FsbIrrsfy T. lsei A. ~ ~. and CON con:
discovered the true premises Of Medical Science and
to tsach the only successful Healing Art and he pro-
iesses his ability to explaia and defend the system
he sdvooae e. snd practices against ail possible OBJ
Jeotons eriteismi aud csvis from whatever ssryios
He especially invites medical mea Of al schools TO
hear hin, and take exceptions II they can He will
ihow, - the sati.facon Of oil candid minds, that
the application Of his system 10 the Of the
prevalent dbeases In the Army.Typhoid Fsysrs,
lives Of our Ooen, bsldiers, and Citizens and mil.
and La 70 bills.
N. B.-Dr. Trail may Be Consulted BY all GLASSES
Of invalids from 10 A. N. to p NJ, at As7 Sixth
street. Patients who will present their cases before
the sudisncs, will be examined and prescribed for
grstuitously feb 4-sts
The national Republican., 1862-02-06
JUST PUBLISHED,
A new picture Of Gen. Mcclellan
A New and Most Excellent Picture Of President
Lincoln, In work, will be issued in q few days.

N. bail orders, accompanied by the money, will
be promptly attended to, and forwarded to any camp
by mail, free Of charge, from the Ofaoe In Washing
ton No. SO Seventh street febl-eolm
The national Republican., 1862-02-06
Amusem0ness

CHRIsrY's NMsrRRLs.-To night Christy again
appears in the laughable character Of Dull.
oirnsr," in the Double Bsdded Room" This
10 one Of Georges best characters, and every
body should see him In It, Go early y you
wish TO secure seat, a. the hall is nignuy
crowded.
Canterbury. U..
The truly magnificent and suggestive tableau,
Washington ut Valley Forge,o met with On
thusiastic applause last night. 1ts presentation
at this time is In excellent taste, and calculated
tend, renewed satisfaction In their present
comforts when compared with the past.
Signor Abeooo, the national ballad virtuoso,
10 engaged, and makes an early appearance.
The beautiful Sallie Mason 10 also engaged.
The national Republican., 1862-02-06
New York STATE Army List,

The Volunteers-Who They Are and Where They
Are. For sale at SlAllinstons Bookstore, Odeon
Building, corner -Four. and a.half street and Penn
sylvanis avenue, Warrington. feb 6-3t
The national Republican., 1862-02-06
Germs. puais.s. uaissit,ss.

- l Germs, DaAions, Oalssitiss,
Chiiblains, Ffostsd Feet Bed Mails Enlarged joints
and all dissases Of the Feet cured without pain BY
DIR. WHITE, euRosoN CHIRoPoDIsr,
90 Psnnsylvania Avenue, between AZ and 9th &c.,
Room No. 7 up stain.
Once hours from II %. o6p. m.
- Oders 70 call st private rssidsnces promptly
attended to. Ian f6-lms
The national Republican., 1862-02-06

8. Oppenheimer was arrested yesterday by
Officer Crown, for peddling goods without q
license. He was fined $20.94 BY Justice Bsrna.
ClO,
The national Republican., 1862-02-06
WOOD AID OOALI

On hand, full supply Of all knds Of ANTHRA-
delivery,
2,240 lbs. to the ion.
Wood, of all kinds, prepared or delivered cord
length.
1xRkS CAAHi
TJ.dW. N. 1ALT,
No 282 PennsylvaniA avenue,
auS lift u@tweau 18th and 18th streets
The national Republican., 1862-02-06
Circuit Court.
Peddling without Liosnss.

The circuit court, yesterday morning, I'D
journed until Wednesday next.
The national Republican., 1862-02-06

VJ,HE GENTLEMAN WHO TOOK, THROUGH
i mistake, an ARMY OyERCOAT fr.m the
barber shop, Willards' Hotel, February LIST, will
please return 1t there, where be will lind bis own.
feb t-St*
The national Republican., 1862-02-06
Promotions in the First District Rsgi
moAt.

The following promotions have lately been
made in the First District regiment, now guard.
ing the railroad between this city and Belts.
Vile:
Captain @. J. Morrison, to be major.
First Lieutenant ]. Coleman, to be captain,
Vice Morrison, promoted.
First Lieutenant p. L. Rodier, to be captain,
vice Degges, resigned.
Second Lieutenant @. W. Sherwood, to be
hrst lieutenant, Woe Rodier, promoted.
Second Lieutenant r. N. Barnaole, to be first
lieutenant, vice Coleman, promoted.
First Sergeant j. N. Atwell, to be second lieu.
tenant, vice Sherwood, promoted.
First Sergeant e. Carroll, to be second lieu.
tenant, vice Barnaclo, promoted.
The national Republican., 1862-02-06
,as,,r sssbsa,s lssturs

Was, properly speaking. . historical expose Of
the Art OF war, varied with brief, clear dehni.
tions and the explanations Of the leading thee
ries OF war. The explanation Of the difference
between strategy and tactics, his showing how
tho ono referred 10 space or LOCALITY. while the
other meant the proper dealing with troops on
the battle .held, was rs clear rs II ia novel. He
has also shown that, In consequence Of the
great progress made In tactics In modern times,
no parallels can be established between ancient
and modern campaigns. General Hannibal
would have been OF very little use ut Aarengo;
and even Cesar would be puzzled to see the
opening nre Of battalion Of tirdaleurs or skir'
The difnoulty and importance Of combined
marches on different lines was illustrated by q
reference to the campaigns Of Napoleon In l7S6
and 1906. And the renowned battle Of Marengo
proved the wonders produced BY the impro.
vising Of u new battle line during action.
The lecture, In short, embodied concise
exposition Of the progress. and leading princi'
pies of the art Of var; and the lecturer undent.
ably proved that he was thorough master OF
his subject. Only An audience somewhat famil.
lar with military history could have properly
appreciated this discourse and followed the
lecturer from the Greek phalanx and Roman
legion to Frederick the Great and Napoleon.
The want Of time, as We understand, pre-.
vented the lecturer from further illustrating
the subject BY q reference to the Italian war
and the exploits Of Garibsldi, from personal
sxpsrienoe.
The national Republican., 1862-02-06
for NJ Va L. NJ eSa llau

for ". Valsntine's Day
Contains two superb sentimental valentines and ele
giant embossed envelopes also comic valentines and
beautiful valentine cards In fancy envelopes Shi.
lngtons packet far surpssses any other got up this
season., for the valentines entirely new and can
only b obtained In this city, at the book, newspe
per- and stationery store corner Of Four. and ahalf
street and Pennsylvania avenue. feb est
The national Republican., 1862-02-06
DIED.,

DIED,
On Tuesday, January 4th instant, ERANK CocH.
RANE, son Of Francis II. and ". r. williams.
The friends Of tho family are respectfully In.
instant, at . O'Clock, at 2S6 = street, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
TNew York and Philadelphia papers please
copy.]
The national Republican., 1862-02-06
The Second District Regiment.

This regiment now numbers seven hundre
AID ninety men. The lieutenant colonel Of th
regiment was sworn In . few days since, an
The major, Mr.. Charles Alexander, yesterday
The following captains, with their command
nave also boen sworn into the service: Captain
Callan, Garrett, Dubant, Ditmaris, and Drew
Capt. .Csllan's company already numbers ninet
men, rank and file.
The national Republican., 1862-02-06
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