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The national Republican., 1862-04-22
Another Humpus In Fighting Alley.

On Sunday a soldier named Michael Guarde,
with about SIS in his pocket, went into one OF
the notorious dons Of iDfamy in tho above
named alley, kept by Mag. Wheatiy. While
there, by their various hellish devices, she and
two prostitutes named Francis Boyer and Eliza
Barry, managed TO fitch from him about all his
money. Like II prodigal after losing his money
he began to repent of his profgacy and de
manded the greater portion of IL back again,
Az he considered be had been paying rather
demand An insulting one and put him out of the
house; whereupon he kicked up u rumpus and
called the police. Officers Gibson and Do
Vaughn ari ested tho women and took them be-
fore Justice S'ratton. The girls were proven
to be prostitutes, and wore were sent to the
work house fur ninety days, and the woman
Wheatly paid back the money which had been
taken from Guarde.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
Died In q Hack.

Joseph Hickman, colored, of Washington, D.
G.. and for some time past an employee Of the
city yesterday, under the following ciroum.
stances: He had bsen in declining health, and
came up in the steamer Adelaide yesterday
morning for the purpos" Of proceeding to His
home In Washington, and took hack at the
wharf to carry him to the depot, with COM
panion. When in the vicinity OF Light and
Gross streets he fell back In his seat and died
almost Immediately. The body was carried to
the Southern police station, to await transpor.
tation to Washington to-day. The deceased
WAS steward OH the steamer Baltimore, and
leaves considerable property in Washington
Baltimore Sun, April 2lSt.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
Shooting Of . Prtso nsr.

Jesse b. Wharton, u political prisoner at the
oil Capitol, WAS sh0t on Sunday, about II
o'clock, by Ambrose Baker, \ member of CON-
pany q, 9lst Pennsylvania regiment, who WAN
on guard ~ the prison at the time. The priso
nsr put his head out of the window, and he and
the guard got into dispute which ended in the
soldier aiming his piece nnd shooting wharton,
the ball taking effect In his head, which wound
resulted in his doath Sunday night. Mr.. Wood
reported the Case to Gen. Wadsworth. Baker
was placed under arrest. The affair WAS ester.
day morning fully investigated by Gen. wads.
worth and Maj. Doster, and the testimony fully
exoneratsd Baker and the corp ,ral OF the guard,
(who had also boen put under ares as the PR
soner Wharton wilfully and persistently violated
a known rule OF the prison, (Which had always
been complied with heretOfOre,) and that too
after repeated orders to obey. In obedience
to an imperative order OF the corporal, and
after fair warning, the soldier fred, while the
prisoner WAS using the most tantalizing and in
sultipg language. The effect WAS as above
stated.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
PlckuOcket.

Joseph Callahan WAS arrested last Saturday
by officer Campbell, in the house of Felix Du.
gan on g street between Second and Third sts.
pocket of Patrick Phillips. Phillips missed his
pocket book containing $50 In money, and
charged Callahan with stealing II, which he
stoutly denied. He WAS taken into custody and
about $50 OF the money and the purse found in
his possession, which answered the description
given by Phillips. Justice stratton sent him to
Jail for court.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
Urphsns' Court--satu,day.

The petition of Mr. Hunt, OF Georgetown, Tor
the binding Of u free colored child named
BrOwn-the mother Of which child WAS free
came up for the decision of the Cou,t. Judge
Purcell held that, the President having, since
the last session of the court, approved the act
for the abolition Of slavery in the District of
Columbia, this case assumed An entire new
feature. The father OF the child Ia now 4 free
man, and, M such, entitled to the care and
custody OF his children, unless It could be
shown that he IL unfit to have the custody and
care Of them. The petitioner was permitted to
withdraw his petition.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

IL between the General Telegraph Once and the
Wa hington Gymnasium, A PACKAGE OF PA.
PERS, Ii blush white wrapper, tied with co ton
cord, The papers con isted CT two drawing on
trac ng oloth and . specification or description OF
them. A SUITABLE REWARD WILL BE PAID
on their being delivered to Mr.. Will Am SON day
watchman ut the state Department ap l0-3ts
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
Riding on tho sidewalk.

A volunteer officer and his orderly were
arrested on Sixth Street, in the seventh ward,
yesterday, by officers Gibson and DeVaughn, for
riding on the paved footway. They gave their
names M John Jones and Edwin Hart, and plead
NJ an excuse that the streets were 30 muddy
that they could not get along. Justice Stratton
fined them 81 each.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
The Only Thing that Is Always neiiabis.

1t rains nearly all the time, nova days, and
army officers and others whose duties keep
them outdoors much OF tho time, cannot avoid
getting wet almost every day, except by sup
plying themselves with outer clothing that Is
thoroughly water proof. For goods Of this de-.
Seventh street, who sells all kinds of gutta
percha waterproof clothing, and goods ri
New York manufacturers prices. These goods
are 'odier proof, and are the only goods that
may al,DIys and under all circumstances be re.
lied on NJ thoroughly waterproof.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
Rev, DIR, SChaM,

OF Mercersburg Theological Seminary, preach
ed Sunday evening In Rev. DR.. Sunderland's
church. discourse on the perpetual obligation
OF the Sabbath The weather and II want of
notice prevented many from hearing one of the
city. II DR.. Schalf could be induced to repeat
the sermon, he would be greeted by 4 large
audience.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
A sad Case,

Ono Of those unfortunate cases. of too fre
quent occurrence, Of misplaced affections, do.
sertion and subsequent ruin, came to light last
Sunday.
Josephine Risly. mere child 10 appearance, -,
was brought before Justice Stration, in tho
tenth precinct, by Officer Hutton, on tho
charge of prostitution. She was brought from
Philadelphia by her lover, u soldier In the 0lst
Pennsylvania regiment, about three weeks ago,
and the villain left her at Matilda Wade's rancho
on the Island, where he kept her until last
Thursday, when he robbed her of all her money
and left her in that miserable den without
friends or home while he went 10 Philadelphia,
perhaps 10 ruin other victims by his devilish
arts. Poor girl! what could she do? Ruined
In property and reputation and deserted BY
him whom she thought her best friend, nj
means of getting back 10 her friends, and
ashamed u apply for assistance here, in her
frantic desperation she became An easy victim
to the arts Of evil women and bad men, and
plunged into n course Of crime. The charge
WAS fully proven, and she WAS sent to the work
house for ninety days, while the man is M FREQ
as ever to pursue his work Of ruin. As sure
NJ there IL n just God in Heaven, his crime will
not go unpunished. The day will come when
the wall 1T that ruined girl will ring in his ear,
more to be dreaded than tho curses of foul
demons.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

-HS-In another column may be seen few
Of the mary testimonials from well known citizens
thing we could say 1t Il with ple' sure we lay them
before candid and appreciative public Our peo
pie are tired Of theoIie. When q III N IA sick he
wants the ply scian who prescrIbes remedies that
are ture TO cure him. and such a person Il found In
Dr.. Tumblety, lnoian Herb Doctor.
Come and see Tor yourselves ye lame ard suffering
Oh, ye rheumatic and dy ing, come and see.
Light shall again the faded eye iliume,
And rosy health the pallid cheek resume
Thou 'ands =, scutd from disease and deatn,
lnvoke Gods blessings on Tumblety.
desire your PROSTATE hearts to hit,
Your bleeding wounds 10 cure,
And with the treasures Of NATURES gir
Relieve the rich and poor.
The Indian Herb Doctor will describe diseases and
tell his patients the nature OF their complaints
illness, without receiving my information from
them No charge for consultation.
Office No II, Wsshing on Building, Pesnsylva.
MIA avenue, oeraer OF Seventh street.
ap l9-tf
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

LWN SALIVA LOT on Fittecnth street W ~
Il between l. and NJ stteet., ~ feet front trortns
good location tor store Cheap tor cash InIuirr
1t No $40 Fifteenth street, directly opposite
aDr ly--2Ws
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
RObl,erv.

VIM. Mundin, n butcher in the Centre Market,
WAS robbed Of $40 on Saturday. II was in y
blank book, and In turning around to attend to
some of his customers II was probably taken
by the thief, who had been watching his op.
pOrtunity,
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
Feet.

Those requiring the services of u skill.
ful chirOpodlst should not fail to call on DR..
White, nj 428 Pennsy sylvania avenue. The Doc.
tor has received \ very liberal patronage in
Washington during the last ive months, which
is owing to his successful manner of operating
and the following moderate prices Corps per
corn, so cents; Bunions, from 81 to 80. The
Doctor hurts tho pocket but n trife, and tho
toes not u particle. Give him call.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
Stealing Clothing.

Officer Hannah arrested, on Saturday, u man
named Henry Thomas for stealing n lot Of cloth il.
ing from Thomas Peacock, who Ia u member of
the Second District regiment. Justice Stratton
sent him to Jail for court.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
PorsunAl.

Lieut.. VIM. u. Holloway, of the United States
revenue steamer Miami. well known vt New.
port, Il, l., to all lovers Of yacht sporting, rs
"The Commodore" )" 10 at Browns Hotel.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
Wh,..hars,. 40. as4 Penn. Avenue,

Ia selling original Gartes de utsite photographs
Of Generals SCOTT, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness OF
Mcclellan Ia the latest published, and In con.
sdered the best in existence. See our photo.
grabs In oil and water cuIors. Also portraits Of
distinguished men. Attention Of military men
Ia called TO our full length is.tsrtyres, for send.
ing by mail dec IL
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
DIED,

DIED,
On the goth inst, GRINALvIs, second son of
Wesley and Ellen shorter, aged 10 years.
The funeral will take place from the residence
of Mrs. Marshall, on X street, between Seven.
teenth and Eighteenth streets, tomorrow
(Tuesday) afternoon, at 2 O'Clock. The friends
Of the family are invited to attend.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
TESTIMONIAL.
MAYORS OFFIcK, GEoRGETows,

April 70, 1897
This is to state that my hearing having been much
impaired for some yesrs past, placed myhelf under
The profe esional treatment Of D. Vtn Mos hlsser
percepiib improvl ment, ,snd at this lime my hear
log is good Is It has been at any time wi hin my
=. collection. II ADDISON,
Mayor
Dr. vos MoscnzrskER, Ooulist and Aurist, .s1 Pa
avenue. apg1-3p
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
At Stone General Hospital, April IL.

d CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AND IMrnovENEsIs-By virtue Of . d. cree of the
Gerry lifting bearing date the 18th day Of February
A. ID. 1872, and passed IN cause therein depending,
10 which Joseph T. Howard is complainant and
Eph aim Rodbird and others are deiecdin,s MI shall
the lst day OF May, ID 1866, 10 front Of the prem
ises, ut O'Clock, m all the right title, Interest,
and estate Of which EbenszeI Rodbird was seized
and possessed at the time Of his decease Of In and
to the following property, or 80 much ss is sufficient,
to wit:
Lot numbered ak 10y in tquare numbered six hun
dred and one (ool corner south Qstreet and Second
Lot numbs red three (s) In square numbered five
hu dred .nd ninety nine (sss) corner Of south L
The et half lot numbered eight (s) In square
numbered four hundred and ninety nine 1887 fr Mt
Ing IN .outh X street, between Fourand a half and
Lot numbered fourteen Il } In square numbered
nine hundred ana eighty three, (SsaJ frontiig on
Twelfth street east, between north and north
streets.
And part of lot numbered thirteen tl3) In square
numbered six hundred and twenty, t63o) TO wit
The south thirtysix, (s6,) feet trent Of said lot
.sa u Su street
north and NJ stressall Of the plan Of the city Of
Washington - portion Of which property Is I'm
proved,
The sale will commence st part 10. 10 square 499
on south X, between Four and half and Sixth
streets, and continue from day to day until all IL
Terms of : lie One third cash the residue In
three equal instanen's Of sx, twelve and eighteen
months the purchaser giving his notes br the de-
e!red psymens endorstd 70 the satisfaction Of the
sale. Title deed to be retsiued until the whole Of
the purchase money il paid
All oonveyanoing o. the oost Of purchaser
GREEN h WILLIAMS,
ap lo--3taw Sds Auctioneers.
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WALL & BARNARD
mar 29-lawlwSds Auction-ers
E NJ SALE of COsDkMNkD n u
" HURSks AVID MULES.

There will be sold at Public Auction, on THURS
DAY April 9Ith at tn. Corral, near the Obsety
ry, and Twenty t.ird sire' tH, lot f u r,es
ana Mules, cor d. mned a unit for ubiic ervier
Terms cash, In Governm ~ iu d
j. j, DANA,
Captain a. q. N u = 4
MARSHALL 4 PAGE, Auctioa,,r.
WAsHIsoros, april 10, 1852. spl1-td
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

HT From the high h and responsible po-
siuon Of the gver, DR.. Won Moschzisker q induced
10 publish the following testimonial, selected from
numerous others given him since his practice In this
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

ny :. G: McGuINE q G0:. Auc..o.-.,..r
ID SUPERIOR BOuS. HOLD FURNITURE,
FAMILY CARRIAGE, BUGGY. HORSE, BAR
NESS No AT PUBLIC AUCTION On TUES
DAY MORNING. April 2Id, at 20 O'Clock, at the
residence OF How j d Bright. on Fifteenth trret,
between Penn.ylvauia avenue aud II street we shsii
sell his Furnitcre and Effects, cor pri1ipg- .
Rosewood Seven octave Piano Forte
Handsome Crimson Brocat lie co 'ered Sofas
Arm, Parlor, and Farcy Chair
Pair OF large size French Pla'e Pier Glasses
Han = ONE Mirror Back Etegrrc
Marble. top Centre and Sofa Tables
Crimson Silk Curtains, Corniee, Lace Curtairs and
Fixtures
Elegant Bronze Mantel Clock. with Bronze Fig
ures
French Rocker, Reception, and Fancy Chairs
Brussels and three ply Carpets, RuRs, q lcioth,
and Mating
Superior W alnut Siteboard
Extension ID ming Table
walnut Dinirg & Chairs. s de Tables ... ...
El.gsnt OIL Centre Ptce for Table with Can
d lebfa' to ma ch
Handsome Walnut MarbIe.top Dressing Bureaus,
Wa bs'anfs .'
Wsrirobss, Bsdstesds, To let Sets
Feather Beds, Bosters, and Pillows
Hair and Hulk Mattre,s's, Blankets
Lounges, Easy Chairs, Rockers
Together with the usual assortment Of Kitchen
AT 10 O'CLOCK,
Ia front o. the preuises-
large and fauds -re Family Carriage
Superior Blroied Horse, Grey Eagle, works finely
in single or double harness
Leather top Buggy, Harness, 40
JAS. c. Mcguire Il CO.,
apr lS-d Auc.ioncers
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liu ubbsr Goods ut M . nu ufacturer's Prices,
for Ten DAYS,

MIR. II. A. HALL will sell Mems Rubber Over
shoes and Sandals fer 50 cents per pair, Ladies'
Overs and Sandals, 81 cent, per pair; rubber ron.
$500 each; Rubber Sheets, 10 protect children's
beds,) so cents each, ana every article made from
India Rubber or Gatta rereha. at corresponding
prices, at The India Rubber Warehouse,
sos Penusylvania avenue,
aplT-,f Bet Ninth and Tenth sta.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
CREsH EGGS FRESH EGGsli

100 barrels Fresh EGGS, warranted prime.
JONES l. CO,
apr ls-9ts Corner Eighth and d streets.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

ID 1000 PERPETUAL BLOOMING ROSES OF
the finest variety and other Shrubbery at Auction
On TUESDAY, the 22d instaot, we shsli sell, in
front OF store, corner of Seventh and streets
(No. b28O at II o'olook, q m
1000 fine Ptrpetual Blooming Rose Bushes, In
lott cath 10, oomprisn gef eral variety.
The public Ia respec, ful invited to the sale o. II
IL very choice ss.ortment and will ba Id vi hout
reserve. GREEN l. WILLIAMS
mp l9-eo&ds Auctionre's
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
LOCAL NEWS.
- AAvere1ssRS.

Hsafly 10 thousand copies Of he R1sb.
ltoa~ ass circulated among The floating popuia.
uou every day, besides thslarss number served
70 regular subsoribsrs. Advertisers will take
note accordingly.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

s. We are pleased 20 call the attention
of citizens and 0 iers to tie Mcclellan AT Gal ery
$40 Seventh street four doors above d. There Ia
other place In this city where so beautiful Photo.
graphs and AmbIotypes are taken, aud where 50
much politeness Is shown to customers.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

81 Photographs and I'm mbTOtypes OF all
sizes are taken on Z new plsn only known TO the
pr pretor Of the Mcclellan Art Gallery $40 Seventh
street, four doors above d.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
Future Days.

DY GNnEN 4 VILLA SIS. Apct,"- s~-s.
ID HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE IT AUCTION,
On MONDAY, the 2lst instant, We shell sell at
the residence Of Mrs Eliza Cinten, coloFed, at 10
o'clock ., m u me alley near srnth % ttrert be
THE flag will designate the place. excellent as
tortme Of Furniture, viz
Mahogany Sofa, Spring seat Chairs and Rock
ing
Walnut bookcase, Bureaus and Wash Cloen
Walrut High Post and other Bedstsads, oak Ofice
Chairs
China, Glass, Crockery and Stove Ware
Plated Casters. Spoons ard Forks and Ivory Han.
died Knives
large lot Of Bedding, Window Shades Mat
trssses and Carpets
Tables, Clock, Stoves, with q good lot OF Kitchen
Requisites. Terms cash.
GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
apTl--Th sSnSt (Star3tI Auctioneers.
~ The above sale IL postponed In consequence tf
the rain, unit, WEDNESDAY, Esd irsrant saur
hou'. GREEN WILLIAMS
ap?2-I tSur, III Auctioueers.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

Will be added to the above sale large vsri W Of
Fruit and other Plants, viz:
100 Cur mt aud 2oo'our seasons Raspberry Bushes
so Goeseb, rries; so choice Grape ViIes;
800 spireas, yigeleas, DeutzeAs &c. - l. ...,-t
Perso: wishing to purchase plants Of the above
Kinds will do well to attend the and p'eIse be
punctuBl to the time, as hsve a lorg ro ID to
travel! GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
ap 1a- eo6ds Aucti M FRS.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

SS-b hr Mcclellan Photograp PIN and M
brOtype Gallery, $40 seventh street four doors
abOvr d, hus be ONE q Washington Institution for
the most pleasing Cartes ie Vsite. 1t will be y, ur
loss by not pstronizng such perfect establishment
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

(a) Chaplain. tbl Captain. (G) First Lieutenant
(d) AdJu tant and second Lieutenant.
Sick remaining n hs Hospital for E,uptius
Diseases, at Kalora,nd, April IL.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

DY WALL - BARNARD, Auct'rs, Cor. of
- Ninth street and Penn. ASenue
On MONDAY, the 2sth day OF April, lsIr nj !
In Liber A s., No 60, foos 2S6 q. seq one Of the
land records for Washington county, v C.. | shali
sell, at the Auction Rooms of Wall 4 Barnaid,
callId
PLEASANT PLAINS
Situated in the county Of washinS ton. on the Sew
euth Street road mm dlately adjoining tnr toll
keepers house, at the iirst tolgate
Terms made known on the day OF -alr
u, B. WARD,
Trustee
WALL BARNARD
mar oq-lawlwSds Auction-ers
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C0rns, Bunt0ns,
Callosites, had Malls, Enlarged Joints, and all dis.
eases Of the human Feet, cured without pain loss

Of blsod, by
DR.. WHITE, SURGEos CHIROPopIsr,
t28 Pennsylvania Avenue, between AZ and eth sts.
Room No. I, second floor.
Ofice hours from IL m. 10 q y. m.
GeGtsel and separate apar ment for Ladies'
Ladies and Gentlemen attended ut their residences
mar u when desired
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS I-CLOTHING,
~ Furnishing Goods, Trunks, iiats and Caps, Ut
Northern prices, at No. 400 Seventh street, near
mar 20-d3m
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

DY j. q. MCGUIRE ~ CO... Auctio GERS.
ID SALE OF CHOICE ROSES sc AT Auti-
TON On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Apr,
23d, At o'c ock, at the Aucti, n Rooms Of Jas -
Mcclure Il Co, shall sell abou' Cne tn Us mi OF
the choic ST X pds OF hardy. prpetual blaomi
Roses, Magnolias. Camelias, Japunicas, Orna.
mental Plants, Shrubs, Fruit
Trees, Evergre.ns,
And gre many other new nd rare Plants, Sc
The attention of amateurs Is invited TO this tale,
whilh embraces rs fine n collection as ever was
offered IL this city.
A. JARDIN,
Florist and NurseryiuDn
&c. MCGUIRE co,
apis Star Auclopeers
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

DIV GREEN y VILLA MS. Ascsionrers.
d SALE OF DAMAGED GROCERIES AT y
AUCTION.-Oa TUESDAY. the s2d Instant We n
shall sell, a, 10 O'Clock in The Upper Rn ms8r
'hs 8 ore Of W, II. Upperm IN Co., No. 4is Penn
sylvania avenue, south side, between Third and
-Four and half streets, an excellent assortment OF
Groe.ries saved from the fire at the store Of Mr..
B Wilson, viz;
80 boxes Of Mumm 4 Ar cho-'s Champagne
II cases very superior Holland Gin
90 boxes Adamantine Candles best brand
l0boxes Parafhne or Coal Oil Candles m.. IH1
10 cases brandy Peaches sHT ...4.H
Demijohns Old Rye Whisky - N. 49,. no
,ne .hnlfche choice Blsok Tea, 3."r ID. .t.lr
Green Tess IN oanlst.rs .uf .a'fr
boxes Of Mountain Dew snd vugpis Tobacco D.
II boxes Of Olives and Capers, best brands
10000 superior Ci 'an
Dsndeiiop and other Ground Coffee
Lpt OF Low sons imported Honey and Biown
WIND, or Soap,
with large lot Of other art cles In the Grocery
line which We deem unnecessary to snunsrate. I.a
Terms cash. y % ..f.
The m at Of the above mentioned good. unin.
Jured and are the best quality Of Family Groceries
GREEN WILLIAMS,
apls-d Auctionsen
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
CITY COURClLs,

Occurring In Washington and Georgetown, will
he printed In this paper without charge.
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AUCTlON sHiztf.----------.
7TBEy1TU

Dy WALL 4 u ARNARO, Auctioassrs,
ID Cor 20 Ith side Penn av and Ninth street.
8kOCEHI rs NO, At AUCTION --On TUESDAY
the I'D instant, 81 10 O'Clock, we will CLOSE out, ut
Auction, oil Of Tucksrs Stock saved from the fire,
CON Drisine- ..
Barrefs Sugar and sirup, .... .l,.+ ..,.., ,-.....
Boxe, Tobacco, Cigars, ~ t.A IT l'..1a...A
Nams, kit, Msektrei, Smoked Halibut
boxes and barrels HerrinEs,-
Boxes Starch, Soap, and Candles,
Satsu Pickles and 6suose, i % ~ d. lt'.f'4
Gases Whisky, Brandy wiue, r .... -. .
eitters, Ga cocktail, &c., e.. t'1 ,'f.. ~
end 4 8nndy
ALSO, ~. ,g5 q .,. ,91'
quantity Of sutlev's Small Stores. IN - ID ~.
i.. ALSO,
cases Boots, Undershirts and Usudkeychgsfh H.'. y
6uspenders, Boxes, 40. y y 900. 1I
WALL h BARNARD,
ap9l Auctiou-ars.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

SiCn AaD woUsDnD SOLDrsRs ~
y HOSPITAL.
.,, sspsts Of JAY 10, issi.
A Ssmiaasy Hospital. 8sovyaown, April IL.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

Al ~. Elizabeth Hospital, Eastern Branch,
April IL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-27

RULE L.
Uaeaumsratsd Goods.

Articles not In the list Of exports but
enumerated inthelist Of imports, when exported,
shall pay the amount Of duty set against them in the
list oFImports and similarly, articles not euumeFa-
ted In the list ofimports but enumerated In the list
Of exports, when imported; win pay the amount Of
duty set against them IN the list ofexpoFts.
Articles not enumerated In either list, or In the
list OF duty free gOoda shall pay ad Yalorem duty
ofye per cent calculated upon their market value.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-27

One Chinese chlh is held 70 equal fourteen and
less three inches, to equal ono chang. ''