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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-07
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

DN AND AFTER MONDAY, Dec. 2nd,
" 1861, trains Will leave Wells street depot,
Chicago, a. follows Sundays excepted:
Il.ij a. m. and n.l5 p. II. for Bcvderc. Rock
ford, Frecpor, Warren, uaicna, Dnnlcith,
Dubuque aud intermediate places.
Il.iJ q. m. and / LOO p. m. ior Dixon, Polo, Full
ton. Cedar Rapids and intermediate points.
400 p. m. Rockford Accommodation and Fox
River Valley.
800 a. m. Gcrcva Accommodation.
Passengers for BcloIt and GAINESVILLE viii take
the la a m. tram.
Passengers for Crystal Lake, MciIcnfy, Rich
mond Geneva Lake and lntermcdlat" points, wlll
take the 400 p, N. tram
Trains arrive as follows:
At $50 p. m. aud 800 a. m. from DuneIth, Ga
lena, Freepoft, etc.
At $50 p. M. and 4.ij a. IN. from Cedar Rapids,
Fulton, Dixon, etc.
Ra"Sleeping cars on night trains.
+ b. TALCOTT,
g. NJ. WHEELER Geh'l Sup't.
Gen'l Ticket Agent
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
Deaths OF Soldiers.

The following deaths among the soldiers have
occurred since our last report:
Josiah Ford, company d, Tenth regiment
New Jersey volunteers, ut camp.
Henry Stevens, company q, Twenty.third
Pennsylyania, at camp.
Isaac W. Deane, company H, Second Maine,
ut camp.
Edward P. Scales, company !, Second Maine,
Richard H. Webster, company !, Second
Maine, at camp.
william II. searles, company F, Second U. 8.
cavalry, at Seminary hospital.
John J. Cornelius, company d, Thirty.third
New York volunteers, at Seminary hospital.
William II. Stesrnes, First New Jersey artil.
lery, at camp.
Thomas Harper, company A, Sixty second
Pennsylvania volunteers, at camp.
Dudley u. See, company g, Seventy seventh
New York volunteers, at camp.
Henry Tubbs, company A, Seventy.seventh
New York volunteers, at camp.
Joseph Cross, company d, Fifty second Penn.
sylvania volunteers, at camp.
Carlton Rollins, company i, Second Berdan
SharpshOoters, at Eruptive hospital.
Edmund Briggs, company A, New York
Rocket battalion, At Eruptive hospital.
Relatives Of deceased soldiers can be fur
nished with all the information they desre In
relation to the burial place of their friends
6c., by calling on J. W. Plant, Government un
dertaker, at 4lS Seventh street, between
and II.
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
Heartless Physiclan.

"Man's inhumanity to man." was never more
traly exemplihed than In u case We heard Of yes.
terdAy on the Island. A poor, but worthy and
industrious person, By the name Of Cousine, re.
q d ny on Sixth street, . " Odd Fellows Hall,
was suddenly prostrxted by q stroke Of ape.
plcxy. friendly neighbOr called upon one Of
our prominent physicians, who has hitherto
enjoyed u lucrative practice in that locality,
and, stating tho case, urged his immediate
presence. The physician made ovastve 70.
plies for some time, but finally consented, on
the gentleman's volunteering to become secu-
ri,y for the pay ment of his fees. His visit wSs
delayed, however, until he had been summehed
over and over again. When, At last, he did ar.
rive, he found the man In the last agonies Of
the disease. At that time nothing could be
done TO save the mans life, and he expired,
doubtless, from want of medical attendance.
BY prompt attention this poor mans life might
have been saved, and xn interesting family
preserved its natural protector. The worst
remains to be told. This physician, who stands
Uery high In several respects, was heartless
enough 10 demand immediate payment, even
before the corpse was shrouded, and actually
saw tho disconsoate widow gather the last
change In the house for the purpose. He, how.
ever, generously deducted fly Cents from the
bin, because--it was all The DOntdn had. The
deceased served his country faithfully rs one
Of the three months volunteers, and deserved
\ better fate. A magistrate WAS called upon
10 see II there was no law TO reach this patri-
otto disciple of Esculapius, but, we are sorry
to say, without the desired result.
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
Worthy q IAitAti0n.

There are numerous instances OF self.denial
on the part Of soldiers, but none, we think, that
oan excel the following instance by private
In the Massachusetts, Seventh: A day or two
since, = soldier came TO the chaplain of ths
regiment, and asked for eighteen cents worth
postage stamps.
1T !. all ne money have" said be-, and
chaplain, knowing him t. be steady, eoonom.
How 10 thisi You wore paid off only the
other day. Money all gone to thisi"
~ know II; but there ID my family at home.
sent them twenty .three dollars; then there
were the bodies OF those two mon who died; l
gave two dollars to send them home; and then
there were q few little things was compelled
wnich took cents Of The last
my. services. Here !. the other eighteen, which
makes up that sum-"
We do not make note Of this case rs an ex
traordinary novelty. There are thousands oi
men In the army who send their almost entire
pay to thOse who they have left behind them.
We doubt II any regiment In the service has
sent home larger amount OF money than the
Massachusetts, Seventh. At last payday, the
sum amounted to upwards Of twenty thousand
dollars per man. Such an amount must be
particularly acceptable at this seas m Of the
year, to the families Of the brave volunteers
Tho correspondence of the regiment is very
large-ths number Of letters sent averaging
three hundred and Any per day; some dayi
number reaching ~ high a. six hundred. The
discipline Of the regiment is most excellent
mate, and offences deserving Of punishment are
very rare. suoh regiment 10 an honor to thu
service, and to the State which sent 1t into the
1eld.
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
Novel Mode Of CarryiAg the Maii.

The rebels In the lower counties OF Maryland
are 20 cloee,y vatohsdfby the Union troops.
that they hud II dilloult to oonmunioate with
their ffienda In virginia with A much free
dom, or ~ openly, as formerly, And their wits
are constantly a( work dsvising plans to trans.
nit intelligence from shore to shore, without
detection. Their last dodge, II not always the
most successful, 10 certainly the most novel
which has yet been put into operation. The
plan 10 as follows:
A large kite 10 made, and instead ofpaper. 10
covered with oiled silk 90 as TO render II Inn.
perytous 10 water. The tall 10 formed by fold.
ing letters or newspapers together, and tying
them with \ lOop.kn0t-each 'otter, or per.
haps two letters together, forming bob.
when the tail Is ~ heavy 10 tho kite can con.
vonisntly bear up under, 4 cord long enough
TO reach about two.thirds Of the way across
the river 10 attached, and the kite raised 10
the air. After the Kite has exhausted the
string, or has reached sufficient height, the
cord Ia cut, and the concern, gradually de-.
soending, is borne by the breeze TO the Vir.
ginia shore, where the hobs are taken Oh by
those In waiting, and new ones for their sym.
pathizing friends In Maryland tied on In their
stead. With the first favorable wind, back
comes the kite to the Maryland shore, and
uiCe uersa.
Our informant, strong Union man, residing
below Fort Washington, says that although
mshaps sometimes occur to the mail by sud.
den change inthe wind waiting II into the river,
~ general thing the dodge Is successful. By
this means large numbers Of letters and North.
ern newspapers hnd their way into Virginia,
and the Communication between the two shores
remains constant and uninterrupted.
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
Bail for Court.

James spsulding, The proprietor e., Sf an , Irish
and Indiana avenue, whose arrest for assault
and battery upon q lodGer named Butler, we
noticed In yesterday's issue, was required yes.
terday morning BY Justice johnson to give
security for appearance at court. He WAS like.
wise fined for selling liquor on Sunday.
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,

~ WAsHISoToH, Jan. II, 1852.
On the petition Of Lewis Moore, Of Ypsilanti,
Michigan, praying for the extension Of . patent
granted 70 him on the 18th day Of March, ls4s, for
an improvement in seed planters, ior seven year,
place on the 18th day Of April, 1853,
1t 10 ordered that the said petition be heard al the
Patent once, on Monday, the slst day OF March,
lso9 at l2 O'Clock md Ill person, are notified e
petition 0uSht not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
Als In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing at least twenty days before the
day Of hearing; eli testimony Aled By either party
to bs used at The said hearisg must be taken .ed
transmitted In accordance with the rHles Of the
Offse, which will be iurnihed on application.
Ths testimony In the case will Be closed on the
nth day Of March, 1852; depOsitons and other pa
psrs relied upon ~ testimony must be nled In the
office or before the morning OF that day; the ar
gumeuts, II any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also that this notice be published In the
Natienai Reputiodn, Washington, ID. c., and Desroi
Tribune, Detroit, Michigan, once Q week for three
successive weeks the hrst Of SAID publications to Be
at least sixty days previous 10 the day Of hearing.
Dr.. HOLLOWAY,
Commissioner Of Patents.
p. S.-Editors Of the above papers will please
CODY and send their bills TO the Patent Once with
paper containing this notice. jan2a-wsw
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
RY GREEN d WILLIAMS, Aucsioassrs.
TRUyTskS sALs Or A VERY vALUABLR RIAL
ESTATE ON THE CORNER OF SEVENfH
AND STRkETy

AND 4 STRkE7S.
By virtue Of 'eoree Of the circuit court of the
Dhtict OF Cr unbia, IN ohsncery sitting passed In
two csusrs IN which " 6tatham, 6mitbson 4 Co.,"
snd usiu Sherman, respectively, are complanants,
and John y. Callan snd Others are defendants bear
ing date the 7th day Of December. A. u. 1891, the
uodensned will .ell at public suction, te the high.
set bidder, tn UtsDAf. the 1&th day of January,
A. u. 1852, at4 clock m, upon the premises Lot
No. 4, In square No tb5, OF the plan Of the city OF
Washington, fronting 81 feet II Inches On street
north and IS fee, On Seventh street west.
This we'll known property is situated on the north.
east corner Of y sRl Seventh streets, opposite the
General Fost ONCE and u one Of the very best busi
ness locations iB the c,ty Of Warrington The i'm.
provemsnts mist Of three three story houses b
street, ipcludirg the drrg store At the corner o
seventh and two tory building ON Seventh street.
The property will be sod at the risk Of The default
Ing purchaser.
Tenn, cash, payable on the day OF sale; and, "a
the terms sre not complied with Immediately, the
said trustees are authorized 10 reject the said bid
and accept the next highest bidder, on his prompt
compliance with the terms
All convsyanciAs a. the cost OF the purchaser.
a hInYD. Trustees.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
dec 1s-2awtw Auctioueers
nHThe above sale 10 unavoid . " post
poDed on account ofthe weather until THUK6DAY,
January %, same hour and place.
A. LLOYD.
TTustees
GREEN L WILLIAMS,
jan i6 -3taw6ds AuctioneePs
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
Wholesale Destruction of Liquor.

A brigadier general, while walking along the
street in Alexandra, on Monday, having been
shot At with a pistol In the hands Of drunken
lieutenant, the provost marshal Immediately
issued an order for the seizure and destruction
of all liquors found Ia the hotels and restau-
rants in the city. The order was executed ut
once BY Tho provost guard, who visited every
rum.hole In the town. large quantity Of the
ardent was destroyed.
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
Supreme CourS.

January 20, lse2.-On motion Of Mr.. Attorney
General Bates, Mr.. Charles Eames, Of Washing.
ton city, was admitted an attorney and coun.
No. Ss. Christian rarni ., al, appellants. Vs..
Edward p. Tesson. Appeal from the circuit
Court Of the United States for the northern dis.
trict Of Illinois.
Court, with costs, and remanding the cause,
with directions for further proceedings to be
had therein in conformity to the opinion Of this
Court. ......
Richard Smith. In error 10 the Circuit Court
Of tho United States for tho District Of Coum.
Mr.. Chief Justice rausY delivered the opinion
Of the Court, Affirming the judgment Of the said
Circuit Court In this cause, with costs and In.
No. II. Jesse Hoyt, plaiutin in error, vs..
Abraham U. Thompson, administrator, and the
Long Island Railroad Company. In error TO
Mr.. CHIEF Justice Tsney delivered the opinion
" the Court, dismissing this cause for the
want Of jurisdiction.
No. l06. Patrick Mclaughlin, plainti9 In or
ror, vs. James Swan ct a., garnishees, 40: N
for the district Of Maryland. Mr.: Chief JuSfoe
fancy delivered the opinion Of the Court dis
missing this cause for the want Of jursdtOtion.
No. Il. The United States. appellahts. vs..
delivered the opinion Of the Court, overruliny
the motion 10 re argue this case.
No. 81. Ferdinand n. Clark, appellant, Va.
WIN. n. Y. Hxokett. Mr.. Chief Justice Txney
delivered the opinion Of the Court, overrnling
tho motion to re.argue this case.
No. 81. The Camden and Amb0y Railroad
and Transportation Company, claimants Of the
steamboat New Philadelphia, appellants, vs.
Patrick +. Brady. The argument Of this cause
was commenced by Mr.. Murray for the appel.
lants, and continued by Mr.. Burpill for the ap.
pellees.
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
Frozen 70 Death.

The body Of soldier belonging 10 . Pennsyl.
vania regiment, was found in field near Gales'a
woods, one day last week, by some persons
who were passing through the field. II Is sup.
posed that the man, while In state Of intoxca
ton, laid down and was frozen TO death. Dr.
Cooley. Of the Soldiers Home, was unsuccess
full In his attempt to resuscitate him.
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
LOCAL NEWS.
- AAvsvsseeso,

Nearly 10 thousAnd copies Of the Rspsb.
Noa~ are circulated among The aoatins popuia.
tion every day, besides thslaFss number served
to regular subscribers. Advertisers viii TAKE
note accordingly. r...r.
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
Another Experiment with the Creek
k1ite Bomb shell.

The trial with this shell last Thursday even.
ing haylng been unsatisfactory 70 the pr0prie.
tors, Messrs. Short b Smith, OF Buffalo, because
they could not procure material enough 10 hall
6ll the shell, and being now prepared with two
shells, they will repeat the experiment on
Wednesday evening, the I'D instant, at pre-.
oisely eight O'Clock, on the grounds between
the Presidents House and the Potomac. A fine,
safe view for ladies and gentlemen may be had
from the Park on the southerly side Of the
Presidents House. Entrance ut the head Of
Pennsylvania avenue. We are assured tina,
this trial will be An entire success and worthy
Of the attention Of members Of Congress, OIL
GERS Of the army and navy, and the public gen
orally.
The hre from this shell will cover space o
one hundred and hfty feet In diameter, and will
burn with intense heat from ten to twenty min
utes. II cannot be extinguished with water
and may be used In war rockets, submarine
volcanoes, &C., with fearful effect. The pro
prietory claim that II Ia the most perfect snt
terrible invention for destructive warfare, ant
burning anything combustible known to man.
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
CAMP CANDLESTICK
THE LAST IMPROVEMENT!
"7fn Cup by Day and Cdndlestick by Might"

Every soldier must have his Csndlestick, and II he
oan carry II along with him without additional
trouble, 30 much the better This 10 exactly the
thing for you, boys You can't lose It without o,ns
strap II TO Jour knspsaek Drink your coffee, boys
In the day, and, when the night comes, turn youl
cup bottom upwards, and you have perfect candle
stick
To be had at the northeast corner Of Seventh and
y streets, second story. suffers supplied
ian 42-lw*
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
The Atlantic Monthly

For February is y capital number. Shilling.
ton has 1t for sale. The Bon Ton, for February
containing the latest Paris, London, and New
York fashions, Can also be obtained at Shilling.
toms book, stationery, newspaper, and cheap
publication establishment, corner Of Four. and
half street and Pennsylvania avenue.
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
m urderous Assault

The proprietor Of lager beer saloon on the
corner Of A and Sixth streets east, named Juve.
nal, was'mOst murderously assaulted on Mon.
day afternoon in his saloon, by soldier belong.
ing TO Bricke's New York Artillery, which is
originated, we learn, through Juvensl ordering
the soldier TO leave his house, when he was
turned upon by the soldier, who struck him on
|he top OF the head with q heavy sabre, inniot.
ing frightful, and, 1t 10 feared, mortal wound.
Justice Walter, who WAS notified Of the occur.
renee, Immediately got upon his horse and rode
out to the camp Of the regiment to which the
soldier belonged. for the purpose Of arresting
him. Though every facility was afforded TO the
magistrate BY Colonel Briokel for the identin'
cation and arrest Of the man, the entire regi
ment being drawn up In line, &c., he failed Il
hnd him, and It is supposed that hs has desert
cd. Juvenal now lies In . very critical cOndi
tion, and but little hope Of his recovery 10 en-
tsrtsined BY the physician attending him.
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
Meeting OF tho Navy Yard Employees.


Pursuant 10 call, the wOrkmen of the Wash.
ington navy yard met ut Odd Fellows Hall, on
the 18th instant, TO take into consideration the
increase 10 the hours Of labor imposed upon
them, and TO devise some plan for their relief.
The meeting WAS organized BY appointing Thos.
B Marche as Chairman, and Jas. g. Dulin, SEQ.
I ArH.
A Committee Of Ave, coA.sisting Of Messrs.
Beggs, Green, Burdine, ArnOks:. sud Dulin, WAS
appointed 10 draft resolutions expressive of the
turned, as follows:
Whereas, the workmen Of the Washington
navy yard, while they concur In feeling and
sympathize with their feow.workmen OF the
oppressive regulations Of these yards. both y.
10 decrease OF pay and increase Of tho hours Of
labor, (the latter only Of which has M yet af.
fected the employees OF the Washington yard, J
deem il highly lmprudent to follow In their
steps and carry their opposition to strike
Resoioed, That whom We consider the din
Cuity OF the times, our inab ltty By such hssty
and imprudent steps 10 achieve the object
which we desire, and that We have not ~ ye'
mitigation Of the evils Of which We 90 justly
complain, we consider It more prudent ant
wise TO hrst attempt an smelioration BY cuok
appeals, and therefore suggest that join
Congress that the eighth section Of bill 81
titled "A bill 10 increase the efficiency Of III
army and navy" bs repealed. l..
The preamble and resolutions were unlni.
mously adopted, and committee WAS appoint
cd In accordance with thom, consisting o
Messrs. Msrche, Burdine, Hunt, Wright. Craig
Dulin, and Arnold.
On mOlion, II Was unanimously resolved tha
= committee of three (3) be appointed TO val
upon the proper authorities and lay befor'
them the grievances Of the workmsn IN rsgSr'
10 delinq1enoies OF the present psymsstsr u
the navy yard; whereupon Messrs. Walker
Masterson and Upton were appointed sail
committee.
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
The Isdian Herb Doctor.

1WO HuWtDh 1tOKU DUCtOr,
From Csnads, will describe diseases and tell hid
pstieats the nature OF their complaints or
illness, without receiving auy In.
formation from them.
No Chdrg. for Consultation or Advice.
oUR MOTTO.
We use such Balms a. have no strife
With Nature OF the Lawn of Life
with Blood our hands We never stain
Nor potion men to esse their pain.
Our Father-whom oil goodness fills,
Provides the means to cure ell ills;
The Simple Herbs beaeath our feet,
Well u,ed, relieve our pain complete.
A simple Herb, simple Flower,
Cul'd from the dewy Lea
These, these ahall speak with touching power
Of change and health to thee.
wdshin0on Building, Penna. avenue. about fee inue
udM from Brocns Hacl
No charge for Consultation. jan1l-3m
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
DIED,

In this city, on Sunday morning. 10th Janus.
ry, 1862, of disease Of the brain, RICHARD H.
PArTisoN, aged 81 years.
his remains were taken to Troy, New York,
for intorment.
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
india Ru bbsr laoosls.

India Qu bber Goods.
Rubber Blankets for Soldiers, 81 2s each.
Rubber ronchos and Blankets combiced, % so
each
india Rubber Coats, white and blsck, $3.50 eaoh
Ind Rubber Leggins, Sl per pair.
And all kinds Rubber 0oods-ineludipg Rubber
Boots and Shoes, Rubber Stopp m for Bottles, Door
Ma, Undeheetlng for Beds In siokness, &c. TO-, at
manufaoturers' prices, At n. A. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
3Oe Penpsylvania avenue,
dec 19-u Bet Ninth and Tenth SIS.
The national Republican., 1862-01-22

HELNDOlAD'B EXTRACT OF BUCHUi
IELEBOLDS Extract Of Buehu for secre, and
Delicate Diseasee.
HELIBOLD'S Extract Of Buchu for Nervous ana
DebIlltated sufferer.
HELHBOLD'S Extract Of Buchu for Los os
Memory, Los Of Power, Dimness Of Vision, Dim
Guilty Of Breathing, Weak Nerves, and Universal
La@itude Of the musculAf system.
HELABOLD'S Extract Of Buchu for all dis.
cess In married hfs, or early ndisorctions, DO, ana
all diseases Of The sexual organs, whether existing
have originated, and no matter Of how long stand.
iug
its taste and odor, and immediate In action.
Pree o. per bottle, or six bottles for sS delivered
10 any addrsa.
Depot, iO4 South Tenth Street, Philsdelphis.
dec IAN
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
whisshusss, Ne. 4s4 REM. Av.nve.

OF Generals 6cott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, IRE.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likoness Of
Mcclellan 10 the latest published, and IA con.
sidered the best In eHisteDoe. Gee our photo.
distinguished men. Attention Of military man
IL oal1sd 70 our length iettertypes, for ssnd.
Ing by mall. deo l3-lm'
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
Corns, Buniens, Uaios siases,

C0rns, BuniOns, Cal0s1tfes,
Cblblaips, Frosted Feet Bad Nails Enlarged joint
and all dissaaes Of the Feet cared without pain by
DIR. WHITE, sUsosoy CHiRoPoprsr,
Ro00 No up Stair.
once houp from 10 n. 10 6p. m.
~ Oders 10 call at private reeidebees promptly
attended 10. jan i6-lms
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
Urls KRINGLE IS COME.

Urls KRINGLE IS COME.
Just receiving. the larsest stockot
FANCY GOODS
IN Washington.
Writing Decks, Dressing Cases, Portfolios, Direc
ton and Alphabet Blocks, Games, Photo
graph Albums, Gift and Miscel
laueous Books In great
varieties, at war
Call and see, at SHEPHERDS
Headquarters,
doc Il Corner Seventh and d streets.
The national Republican., 1862-01-22

COLDIERS JUST RETURNED FROM RICH
- mond can buy their Clothing and Furnishing 4
site Post Once, at Northern prices.
nl0-olW SWlJ
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

WAsHINaTON TmE Ar n n.
MR. BLAND takes srses pl.ssure in ..,o,,,,,,
that he les made aIriDStassts with me pfissipsi
Artt's Of Che -.
ITALIAN OPERA!
FUa ~ New Yesk Academy Of Music. for
y GRAND OPERATIC PERFORMANCES,
Toisks plscs On
WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY,
JAxuARy ~ AND 20,
When the following eslsbratsd Artists will sppesr
MISS ISABELLA HINKLEY,
NM. &. H%srS,9 7cr: cdasd rs%s o0"''
SIG M! MASGHSI SiIsi q; 4. :%ss.i i: Baritone
SIG. BAhiLI, Bssso Csn,an,e,
The entire combinafios under The musical direc.
CARL ANsCHUTz,
Conductor Academy Of Mu,ic, New York
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan aI,
ROsINI's MASTER WORK,
IL BARBIERE DI SEVIGLIA
Will be produced with the following uuequalsd die.
Mb. Isabslls iinkley, In her admirable
Nine ssriio.cS has kindly consented to '''"
obligs the Management And perfect the
ssnor BrIsnoli .Conte Aimaviva
sissSr su:ini' in his woIidi.no.nsd 1857,
pAIt DaTtOtO
sBnr DAIu.. .bahlo o
THURSDAY EVENING, ,Jao. I'D,
Most positively Last PEsYosnATcr of the above
named artists, when will be performed
the principal scenes OF
vEROI'S FAMOUS OPERA,
IL TIA AToRE II =,
Aud the celebrated
DUETTO SUONA LA TROMBA
From Puritdni.
PRiCEs OF ADMISSION:
10 Parquet and Dress Circle cle...............s1 m
i
Seats msy be securcd.for either OF the two Ocers
NiGhts, at Nj. Metssfstts Music Store
Doors open at 4; performance 10 commerce. At
O'Clock. jan ~
The national Republican., 1862-01-22

VXJRAPPlN0 PAPER
The national Republican., 1862-01-22

6oId and UnCarrsat Money Parchased.
Specie, and United States Currency. Accounts
opened for depositors.
RlTTEN8OUSE, FAINT L CO., Bapksrs.
No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
ian lin. Near Browns Hotel.