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The national Republican., 1862-06-16
the RAILROAD TO ALEXANDRIA

the RAILROAD TO ALEXANDRIA,.
The bill which has passed the House by IN
almos. unanimous vote, to authorize the rail-
road to Alexandria to be extended to this side
Of the Potomac, and connected With the Balti.
more depot, provides that the river shall b..
crossed upon a pile bridge below and imme.
diately adjoining the Long Bridge, The rail
tracks upon which are to be removed. The
new railroad pile bridge Is % be separated
from the present bridge by bulkhead sieh,
feet high from the flooring, and Is to be crossed
BY the cars at speed not exceeding four milf
per hour. The blowing Of the steam whistle
BY TIE locomotives while crossing the bridge
Ia expressly prohibited. These precautiou.
will make It perfectly safe 10 drive res,lve o,
dnid hones over tho present bridge, which /,
Is hszsrdous now 70 do, with the rail tsact
on It
The road will cross Seventh street, just south
Of The canal, vhsre there will bs . depot for
passengers belonging 70 this city, coniog from
or goirg to Alexandria. This depot will be
buta few steps from Psnnsylvsnia avenue.
10 order 10 have real railroad communica
uon with Alexandra, we must have q road
which will transsct oil the business and there
fere be able To do II OF low rates of fare. The
old road, with its terminus al the other end Of
Long Bridge, was q perfect failure. With q
connection with the Baltimore depot, and with
this passenger depot on Seventh street, the
whole thing will be changed. That II will be
great public benefit, both to Alexandria and
wsshipgtou, Is most apparent.
With our city railroad and this road to
Alexsndrin secured, the next thing will be the
Metropolitan road, TO the Point Of Rocks. The
prospects of Washington ere Frightening In all
directions. 'ar
The national Republican., 1862-06-16
From New Orleans.
.ln. ~-
Reported Capture Of Fsrt Msssas.
Reported Battle sseUr BNSOss
. ,rTIrr at' n R0ss8e. ts,l ~ sg4I
.'s .s .... "n - 'f' l.g. Of r.
Death Of Rebel Commanders
Mc1ntOsh and Huger.

New OsLRAxs, June 2.-News Just received
here states that Fort Morgan, protecting Ii
hsrbor Of Mobile, hss surrendstsd. [Doub b.fuii
II 10 reported that Brig sdier General WIlham
encountered . large force Of tho eneny ueal
Baton Rouge, snd that . terrific engagement
ensued. The resuit up 10 this time b no
known. General Butler has just sent up r.
Inducements 10 the transports Comtitution ant
Mississippi. 80 .-.'' "a, f''d ri ''7nf3 |
We gather the following intere,ting Item
from The report Of Commander McKiostry, rs
csived at the Navy Department.: ?. '.FI
Commanders Mcintosh and Huser have diel
Of wounds received In the battle OF the Missis
,iIp previous 10 the fail OF New Orleans.
The health of New Orleans was generally
good mp to the LIST instant. The cane plants-
icns below the city looked exceedingly well
heir proprissors not appearing to have pax
much attention 70 ths susssstioa Of tbs rebs
leaders. --.,-t .,,,,, ~. ...,-.-
The Circasslsn, prize to the Somerset, hst
BEEN condemned BY the United States court.
Pilots and towboats are resuming shsir 70
cations at Southwest Pos. .nr.. r,-rI sr, I
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

CoSnRxArroSs.--Ths following sppoiutueat
were confirmed BY the Senate, In executive ses
sion, Saturday afternoon
Gust'vus Koerpsr, Of Illinois, minister to
Spain.
william Marsh, OF the District OF Colum.
bia. consul at Altona Maximilian o. Griz
ner, D. G., consul at the Grand Duchy Of Old.
s.burg Henry W. Diman, Of Rhode Island
consul st Oporto Charles H. Loshr, Of Phila
d-lphis, consul at Cuidad, Bolivis; John J
Flanagan, Of Pennsylvania, consul at Puerto
Csbello.
Daniel Wann, surveyor for the port OF Ca
lena, H.; Charles Hubbard, surveyor for The
port Of Hickman, Ky.
Charles L, Stephenson, of GAlena, Ill, super
visor and Inspector o. steamboats.
William H. Ausssy, Of Ohio, and George T
Allen, medical inspectors U. 8. A.; John L
Lecompte, Of Psansylvania, brigade surgeon.
The national Republican., 1862-06-16
ITEMS.

BnEAcH or PRoNIsE CASE. - A bresoh oI
promise case, which has excifed much inters-l
Ia Middisbury, Vermont. a which Miss Riss
sged foriysix, Rsd q NJ. Norton, aged 6ty.
aix, for $4,000 damages, hs' Just been decided
By tbe jury giving the fair plaintiff damages In
the sun Of $l0.R'- ,al5i'i II I5Sa' oi 10
To try to vim leading ami obdursts rebels To
10y Atty BY sdministsring The oath, " ~ absurd
a. would 'be the attempt 10 convert inness on
the Day Of Judgm,nt by Administsring the Fa-
crament.-Nd,hUiQsU URion. ~ y urol. nd.
MrTcaslL PAYING Expsxsss.-A Cleyel md
man, just from Huotsyills, Ala, says that Grn.
Mitchell has captured cotton enough 10 bay
running expenses OF the one hundred and
twenty miles Of The Memphis aud Charleston
railroad In bis possession, for six months.
Thirty car loads Of sugar were hurried inio
Canada Saturday morning, over the Vernon
and Canada railroad. It was expected that
$4,000 in duties would be saved II the sugar
espspd the line tafols noon, as theApew Can.
dRdtarif went We Eject them ~
Ills stated that . 'iats imperial iecep,ip n,
Napoleon took Side.l TO seat aud convers.n
with him during the space Of an hour, winding
up With the advice to the rebel leaders ito lav
down their arms as their cause was sopelefs."
According t8.arebel accounts, Pierre souls
has been arreAtsd by Major General Butler, at
New Orlesnr, ssd will be sent North. A re-
markNbly hpmely woman was arrested q, Il
charge OF III dsportment, this beipg the frs
arrest under the recent order. .gl,., 90
There are now n West Point l74 cadets, 28
ofvhoA comprise the first class, 20 the second
olsssP g. ths IthkA elSRk sud ss ths fourth
class. Aboata 20 app6saA hS& ,htsiY
been made, but are not included IN l1S 'abo, i
figures.
Gen. Pope hes taken ss,sos prIssa.sv sisss
ths va hSgan.
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

JuDslus O1asss % za.nsnLvEs,
Asmen svnesly judsl eahS BY .hsssslvss
u affords 3 - grounh Sor hfsrssee - =
thslr ohsraetsrs, 70 osssevs y wbs6' cssss, =
motives they sstsibats all sections upon which
thsy pronounce an opinion. We may presume
~ tAsss who haAisasily aad h saisssr or
selfish objects the only possible solution Of
what they 80 and hear, do never themselves
sst witA s,y stAss Objects In viss. -IasaPahls
10 their own psrsus u jssios, dislntsrestsd.
oess, or patriotism, they are wholly incrsdu.
Ions Of The existence Of suoh traits In anybody
else. N ,.uE-. r. rna'
The particular application which We make
Of these general observations, b to thoss poll
dciaas. and editors Of nswspspers who imputs
TO us, and others, the design Of bringing for
sard for The Presidsucy, now Gen. Fremont
snd Row The Secretary Of Wss, with no other
evidence Of ,uch design than the fact that We
have vindicated those two public servants from
unjust attack. Those pollticisos and sdilon,
who never do anything thsmsslvss without pay
10 hand or pay in prospect, are morally inca.
pablo Of appreciating the courss Of patriotic
and indepsndsnt journals, which seek NO other
reward than to deserve and enjoy the conf
dsnce Of the good. a'
Al 70 Gen. Fremont, we never had The honor
Of an introduction to him, and never saw him
but once. A member of he Nstiosal Re.
publican Convention Of 1856, We opposed viii
zeal, snd even vshemsnoe, bis nomination for
The Presidency, believing II to be ippOlilo,
slthoogh prefsrring him, II the chances Of suc.
cess bad seemed equal, 70 his competitor.
Al 70 the Secretary Of War, We never saw
him, never addressed . letter TO him, and
never communicated with him through others
He Is to US - completely an impersonality, y
Lord Palmerstou, or n. Thouvsnsl, the French
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. He has not been,
Of late year,, Of even the same political party
with ourselves. We support Nr. Stanton, sin
ply and solely because We profoundly belisve,
from the most close and anxious observation
on the spot, that his advent to The Cabinet Last
~intsr saued As country. 0ur 6rst blush I'm.
pressions, We confess II, were adverse to his
selection, but the event soon proved the good
ssnse sod good fortune Of The President 10
making Il. No other combination Of qualitie,
at the head Of the War Department could have
carried Us through that terrible crisir, subsii
tuted victory for insotion, averted the imminen,
danger Of adverse foreign Intervention, and re
stored the public credit. It was the talent
power, and commanding Tor II that word Il
better, imperious) will Of Ar. Stanton, which
lifted the country out Of he slough In which Il
was foundsring. as the consequence Of The
imbt ciiity Of military leaders. kwas not be
cause we wanted candidate for the Presi
deEcy, but because we wished to do what Va
could 10 uptold man upon WHOSE shoulder,
rested 90 large part Of tho burden Of public
affairs, that we have, from time 10 time, vindi
Gated him against the sttacks Of traitors and
Of sympathizsrs with treason.
The national Republican., 1862-06-16
BY TM1EdRAPH,
FRM fm mARME l0F &
@ovements Of the Enemy
ARREST OF PROMINENT RssELsl ,

hcorMLix's HaasqcmFss, yussl%-TAs
uovemsnts of he sasay 10 day have been ex.
tsnsave. and q, ~ Ass invoivsdiiA aysiRy.
Large bodies Of tAsA hsvs been ssso moving
aows IRON The neighboghood d ksshaaicsvilis
Bridge Aod Richmond towards De late batsis.
asld. Our piokets were ysatsrday driven 10
rom Old Church, during which Captain Roy
ah, o. the cavalry, was wounded, sAowlng that
hey dsslgn makias . demmstrsaloa n thsi
A contrabasd, who came In ysstsrdsy, ~
ported that three thousand cavalry left Rioh-
mond On last Wednesday In The direction d
fredericksburg. This h probably the force
which appeared at Old Church. f .7'a
The rebels, st daylight this mofnisg, open
ed sharp fire ffon artillery 10 frsat of Gen.
Summers corpA II lasted for about thres
ooura We bad one man Killed and ode
wounded. Q, ''. '.i fH'Iis 70 oqTII OH
Auumbsr Of prominent citlssos living bs
tween New Kent Court house apd the:Chlcka-
hominy have besn Arrested, BY order Of Col
Ingalls,, on suspicion Of coumuoicailng With
The enemy. There b no doubt but ths rebel
seosrals are daily advised Of every novsmsni
Of oar troops BY the people who have remain
cd ct home. Lar .1,,'l., |
The westAer 10 bot and ssltry. ,sf .sT
The national Republican., 1862-06-16
PAClVro RAuLROAD.

The dissusioa d ths House bill for The
ooasesuclioa Il RaslAc railroad wss CON
msnced Last wesklin the Senate, BY very
slaborsts and interesting .peechss In III
favor BY he two Senators from California
Mr.. Doolittle moved 70 amend tAe bill
70 a. 10 provide for rosd On the northsrr
route, usually known q Gov. Stevens's route
There was no dsvslopnsnt Of the poinb Of oh
jsctiou 10 ths desaih of the bill a. Il stands
but they viii be made known % the debate
progresses. II is understood that they relate
70 he Multiplicity Of branches q this end oi
The rosd, and 10 the adoption within States d
State companies. although Il Il doubtful II thh
lsss eAjsosion will finally bs much insisted
upon. Ths multiplicity Of branches certainly
seems open TO substantial criticism.
No Pacific railroad bill will ever pass te
which real objections do not exist and 10 re-
spcet 70 the provisioos Of which seriously
variant opinions ars not entertained. II ths
frieods Of IL general mcclure, therefore, hop
10 sacceed, Il must be upon the bsAs Of sub.
mitting their differences 70 the arbitrsmsnt o
voting, and then golag together when amend
mcnts arc 20 longer possible. II oan nsvs,
succeed upon any other bais.
From the day Pscinc railroad bill passes
The attachment Of the Paciic coast to the Unior
Il s. conclusively secured, ~ 70 eod oil hepss
Of The Coniedsrates 10 thasquarter, ssd 70 In
pres Europe with the uaassailabls power snt
unity Of The Republic. The decree Of this grea
work In the midst Of gigantic war. will Civ,
tone 10 the national sentiment at home, sut
will confirm that respect for Us abroad. whicl
10 already inspired by the marvellous spectacle
Of public credit rising higher with each new
burden thrown upon II.
The national Republican., 1862-06-16
rNvH RssELsa aFTsEArl,
QuAst Aliens sla Ous kaAssi

SUf0e-AAODg On O0R kA0osJ--
"a H-JAHvg
DlseaAahss Fsesived Jasss -lAtA q the va,
DstsrAins state sAss . demonstration vaa
naAs % tAs evening prsvious By . losss d
rebel cavalry and srtillsfy on ths right natk
d 0snssal NcClsllan's army, a Tunstsll's
s>asios, VIII the Intention Of istsrEuptins BIZ
coauunisatiou. The attempt wss rnst By Q
force Of infantry and the enemy rstfssted:
No damage was done to The railroad.
No advices from Gsnersl Halleck wers re-.
osave1st 'at0 ~ .rrr'71 g i.g0- tsli glIT'
The valley Of tbs Shenandoah wa. quiet a,
fsr . hsard from. ..7i sItrd f.'v sla-.-r'y
All Quist ii froHt q Mspnt yaekssn
|as,ist 4. ahA ~, Winshssesss fsip'iEI
wfxcdhsrxR, June l5.AA msutsnger from
Houut Jecksoa reports oil qalst 10 front Of
that place, this morning. Ths eusmys picksta
sre ~ In number about Eve usses beyond.
ALI ID quiet here. ,7'.tr r.jp /. rsnq rs,
The national Republican., 1862-06-16
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE

81. JOINS, N. F., Juns l4.--Ths steamship
Bavaria. from southampton on the 4th, and lhs
steamship China, from Liverpool oa the 7th in
stant, passed Cape Race at II O'Clock this fore
noon. r'. l-,-' pr. ..a - ".
m Cotton. The sales on Monday and Tussdsy
+in The Liverpool market were 10000 bales I
the market closiDg firm ct an advance Of i to
I'd. since Friday. N.-21.r-# aur :
Flour quiet and unchanged. .'s.g .
' Wheat dull and drooping. ,tl -a .,I ~
Corn dull and unchanged, except white,
which was firmer II. .... .''.Is >
Provisions very dull and tending down
ward -. 90. : . r.
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

BEAuREGARD's EAR-We have recsived
through the post ofice, an ear, labelled " Bek q.
regards Esr-Captured ct Corinth. - Tne ear
70 quite large one, and has been veil tanned
aud preserved. II II originally belonged to
Beauregard, be Is more Of ,cksss than ever
We supposed him TO be- WAssliag Ra.) Intel
Rgencer r- l.t =. ,.Y
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

The Missouri Rcpubhodn, sayC -,
An Eaglish ofioer, lately deserted, says that
the Confederate generals, Rogers and Dan
Dorm, in conversation had with him just be
fore bis departure admitted that the Confedsr-
ate loss by dssertlon was ridug twenty five
thousand.
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

The Democratic Address" issued by Val
landighsm and thirteen other members OF Con
gress, and which the Hartford Times endorses,
Is thus spoken Of by the Nashville Union:
THE Union men of the South regard it az
the production OF pack Of traitors. They
detsst both the address and it, authors.v
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

CHARLEsroS- ARMY. A spe
cial bearer Of dispatches from Com. Dupont
and Gen. Hunter has reached this city. Those
officers are informed aud believe that the rtbeir
at Charleston have been reinforced by Is or
20, 900 men from Beauregard's army.
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

~ Hon. Willlsm Lawrence, an Ohio com.
mon pleas Judge, distinguished for his superior
legal ability and aas personal qualities, ha,
been sppointed lieutenant colonel Of the s4.h
regiment Ohio volunteers.
Hon. George W. McCook, late attorney gen.
eral of that State, has been rendered the colo
nslcy Of the same regiment.
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

The NAVAL APPROPRIATION BLL.-The priu-
r'pal amendments adopted by the Senate, are
Tor the restoration Of the naval school 10 An.
nSpoiis, for The purchase Of an island 81 SG5 900
Tor the use Of the Kittey navy yard, and for
The seolidon Of the spirit ration. B.
The national Republican., 1862-06-16
FrOn Nassau.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE steamer York
from Nassau on the 9th instant, reports eleven
fast iron steamers there. Captain Semmss and
ofices Of the pirate Sumtar had arrived, for
the purpose, u was supposed, Of taking ohstge
of the vessel Ovieto. The rebs,s have two
steel-plated rams nearly ready for launching
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

Six RAIsBows AT ONCE.-The editor Of the
Marquette Nsos Gays that just as the force Of a
recent shower at that place was spent, the sun
looked out from behiCd the clouds, when a
brilliant rainbow spanusd the heavens, then a
second, then third, fourth, q fifth. and aaa ily
q sixth one; al Of them In regular gradation
from the inner, which was mere film, 10 the
outer, which was Of great breath and magu
tude. We have never witnessed more strik-
ing exhibition Of this phenomenon.
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

a bombastic correspondent OF the Jaclron
Mssissippiun, . rebel paper, grows eloquent
over the prospects OF Southern, success, u Q
pas.s q 1i8 600 c1uld ba raJsed to pay for the
hsGGd ofGeni Btaasrs 100 nI-s!s,
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

ID The Memphis Appeai, Of the 2sth uit, said It
had no, o,pas Tor The Northern Democracy, eI.
ceA Ne small and powsrfeS lsStion f Val,
lsndig ghsm." This shows how vallandIg gham u
regarded by The Southern rebels II Is high
time that tho pestilsnt traitor wss disposed q.
Hs y . ioul stigma On ths nsaoa.-Naskvtas
VrioN, lila IND.
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

RAIN WANTED IN UPPER RCAsApA-Ths drought
In Canada East Ia 20 severe that the pastures
ore drying up and the farmers are talking Of
shooting their cattle rather than see them
etarva.
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

The Southern Confedsracy seems 10 be losing
its Epglish hackers of late. The London Times
Of the. lSh ~ May calls ths rebels the Trans.
atlantic dssgs 81 ths Eaglth eavAllesAY What
an unmerciiul and ungraciouA onkkf-yst
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

Ssnnsylvsnse's 0usea cfshs Direct Tax.
PHiIADRfPHIA, June IA.
The Stnte Treasurer paid, this morning, TO
the Assistant Treasurer Of the United States
$3.50, 900, the huai fnstslment Of Psnnsylvanisis
quota Of the direct tax imposed by the act Of
Congress Of July last, the whole amount paid
being nearly two miliions.
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

FoR HArrL-It Is expected that another
sbipload OF contrabands will soon leave .his
river for Hayti.
The national Republican., 1862-06-16
orrfoflL.l

No P.ss.ns.r TrSia - aaAassss.
aGEAiWAI DErAsrnEsr,
uvrh Tgu4 06sos Of klGayy Dirsctor
sWd SapuiniesdeSa Raiirnals u s.,
vi hsADSuh Washington, april 10, ls6a
No pMsengsr tsein vill bs run iron WashinEtoi
to Manassas unht turhsr notisSa 81 II
..,....... ,,,zzaH lmnB 2; SSaI' MsckLkH4 4 "
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

BASKRrPr LAw.-It is said the Senate Judi
clary Committee do not favor action at tAs
present session upon national bankrupt law,
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

- Tho telegraph line through Delaware
to FORTRESS Monroe was injured BY The storm
Of Saturday night and u not yst In working
osdN.
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

- No news Of public interest had been
received at the War Department, yesterday,
from sny direction. t.rfb-r.H ~. .1
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

'M 20 .ondsr our boats went up the Ms
sisdppl 70 New Orleans. CD ssys theu ssy.
seA"panss" from The Gulf
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

An Arksnsss regiment is being raised for
he Unioo army, whioh d 70 hs eommsndsd b.
Col Ia Rus Hazyisoa.
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

raELxROLo's ExTNACr suCay.
H. 80. y - THE GREAT DIURETlC.
,hEhNBoLp 8 EXTRACT BgGsg, ,,..,o
5aEExsoLps ExrRneTT tcAt stcAu, D,oA.llo'
.aI ~ ,ltlI - THE GREAT 'DIURETIC
nkLNB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
Asd poslvs sAd sptefno remedy for Dseases Of ,hs
slsAdsr, xidnsys, =. 1ravsi, Drlpsy,
tsf-T -. 3, Organ wsehness,
Ees alvsrttssaasnt N aaother ooluDn. Cut 1t OUT
and ssnd ios the medicine at once.
Bepvs Il sfoosnta9et. jeo-sn.
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

The overland mail service, which wss sas-
pended BY 1ndiAn dsprsdatiois, ~ bssn n.
Samsd.i LUDWuGytl lgHflNi '
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

- RORERr J. WALKER
~ feEDe8fC r. 6TANfON will prsstlos Law
Gosss ~ Hss. so.sss 81 q Ia "a. 5:
pastnsnts. Aided By two other aaeoeistss No part
WALzEk ESTzNf0N, oles as street, Wash.
lngtoa, D CSwGpA sp 2S-8m
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

Espsesal Nsties.-Oa s.d afssr Tuesday,
Avn tes1, ~ tfAih. % tAs Baltimore asd Ohio
Ralwoad viii oommsnss ruoniae daily, (Sundays
sxosptsdJ j lsavme tois Station q 7.t0 q. M, ard
ssensslln6 q Wahlagtos yunstioe With Mail
fvaln ~ an perts of the WNst ra Whenllng or
rasssnburs ThrossA uSists 3 :eld M,r% spd bssSsxe
~ VIZ }rs7 n. Of Trsaspostaiioa b. B o. r. r.
sgsr l-dN tetAs istoos1 @
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

CoR REHT-Posse.a n given the let Of July
u NJ taFgs storesotn on sixth street, (ground
door nsEt % the OiaRs.doa u0tsl, will be rented
from ths absvs data Ith now occupied % leather
store, but il centrs position admirably suits It for
.sy 6usissa. For further Far,sO1MIsrs y inSIirs, up
q 10 It-lv b5 ~ fetarI hu 1uusmith.
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

A. FURNISHED HOUSE To LET-The CON.
n toFtsbie sad neatly .turniahed House, No. "a
MisosHf fysAss. y nov for rent. For terms, apply
oa u rTtmiSel '"io 10 2-uf
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

earvvsstoa's PRsgrs,s of alavsry.--Copies
f thb vetk afs lof sae ct the Ones Of tbs National
RspxHteea. rampAist edition, rs cents. Bound
ed,tioa, 70 ssn6. . iH . 10
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

- orek,,s Piant.tion Bisssrs.-s. n.
1850. x.-N fnnest.tes, N,s.gthsns and purife.
agreeable and sfeotua, tonic In the world. 1t 10
eoapood Qf the celebrsted Csiisays bark, roots,
adsptad to delicate femaics; cures Dyspepsia AMI
WeaknssD, and b Just the thing for the changes Of
sSasocs fold By all grocer, drusgiss, hotels, AMI
saloons. r. H. DRAKE CO..
,tPi-oD -. SO Broadway, N. Y.
The national Republican., 1862-06-16
20 Acauia Creek and Piney Point.
i6o5 Ths Ps,snss st,snbost Company

wv stret, WAshingtop, every morning, (Sun,uy,
,1espssdJ i III o,oioek ~ Aequis Creek, stopping
a%aiIs q 8. ~. : S Az. tiasdsy' s.o.p''d'5 At one
10 oonuecttou, frsight boat Will run every day.
F6 ffsiGkt sadpsssa6 pply 90 board the boats.
~ This Noe will b. put 10 1psiation On l
'"p MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 10.
On 8 ,turdAys, the boat leaving at six O'Clock in
The morning VIII extsI d her uIp to Piney Poiut,
and I finclpA intsrhed.ats landings Rsturping,
isSvs PipSy Point at eight O'Clock on Sunday
Fart 10 Acquh Greek, %. Round trip, %
Fare to Pinsy Point, %, ..,,
For frsiEht Or passage 5appy 10 freight agents on
~ WhArv(G' - y " =. .a
4 wa III sios. Jsas ~ lsss.
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

~lt.sS 6Sksesas insect rswd.,,
& Z rs !: &C.: :,'' Al L .': :s :ss
neths II Cleihg, Fln sn1 Furnltuse, Gsrdsn In.
Ieo0, - Az dbnulss ~ ~ ngnstpss Of T.
DswAis q ooustsrfsis aSd iaitations.
Lyons Powder ki'is IN insscts in trce.
fSia. cs' d''sA 70 g. "a SARSss MI
aSSo-TTssn 200 Broadway. New York.
The national Republican., 1862-06-16

0sosnS1aun e. III svsn,h ward LELAND who fail
to q M their papen rgularly will obligs the
p:ipssy, BY iss.yios nSs,0; .as 4 = q NJ!
yhipe ~ a liaqsspcass will be promptly attended
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~ Dasshsiss's Hair Dye-Ghs Best IN
the W0vsa .-wilham A. Batoheiot . oeIebIa,ed
Halr Dye ~ Otsoss q ,lor net &, be d,sJpgui.hsd
hOs uiau .; WUrs.tSAsss 70 is,srs the Hals n tbs
MAST rem.diss ne nj sGscts Of bad dts, and iny,g.
o, afst ~ Hair iR hls. GREY RED, or RUSTY
lrssise ~ half seft ssd bsapufal Sold By aii
The gssuia. = siensd MiLLIAM A.
II Ysstory, No % Barclay gtfess, (Lats s8S Broad
hny - y BsaAalsp 1sst ny @ly
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~ strawberry Psstival.-The Lsdles Mite
oo.isty, of Il land Chap }, vii, h Id festival at
Potomac Hall, ohrer OF Maryisrd av.iue and
Eleventh ste etc nm. ncing Mo, day evening. Ja,c
TO- ies9, asd coal uir du Ing the week. The PRO.
sesAs afs - be dsvotsd 70 rhuiog the church.
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~ ;is.is; &. 4! .
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Tisasc ps1 I'D ooceusN 10 Tho. Lawrence. Eco
eospesies q la0, No, - Nanaa street, New York.
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General Bu.ler hss ordered the rstarn d
lNsts,s nuNSsf si elavsA.vhe were In. III
SaA6n hoes, TO TAI. owaefs sal their kSaSs
Among others, We bear that ak slsyes were
sent By Gen. Butler's order, ID, iroof, v theif
owner across The lsks.---M %, Ptodya.ns.