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The national Republican., 1862-04-25
~ Notices Of Msrrt. gss, Births, and
DEATH,
Occurring in Washington and Georgetown, will
be printed In this paper without charge.
Am usciilents.

Gn0vER's TnEArRE.--Ttcrc wis 4 largo and
fashionable audience at the performances OF the
comedy combination last evening, In spite Of
the inclem, ncy of tho weather. The glorious
comedy, '' She Stuups 10 Conquer" WAS Eever
better performed than then each member Of
the COMPANY u aged with unusual zest. Miss
Hough IL n CONNIE dienne Of no ordi, AIRY merit,
aud has already established reputation 10 be
public.
Mr.. Betcheii Ia tra,f y second Burton, and
hts popularity was established tho night OF his
first appearance.
Mr.. Til,on is srea, f,varito IN tho cities Of
New York, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Chicago,
etc. and II will be n rich treat TO witness his
performance 10 morrow night, when he will
appear hero. There are several important i'm.
prrveinents outside this magnificent structure;
. u fne carriage platform liz erected at the door,
aud the name Of the theatre 10 emblszoned 10
hundreds of gas jeis over the door. The m IN
ager, Mr.. Grover, In ends constructing foot.
path across the street, for the accommodation
oipartict coming fr' M or going to the opposite
sid, Of the street.
Three pieces will he performed tonight, each
.teeming with fun Irish Assurance" /" Yxn.
kee Modesty," and Wanted |, 900 Miliiners"
Setchol appoars ~ Madame Vdndcrpdnts, Joe
Miss Lofty Hough. ~ Nancy, will sing her
great comic song, "J,siah's Courtship,h and
Mr.. J. NJ. Ward will sing the Groves Of Blar.
. ney," and dance tho "Kikenny jig" A spe
Clt pFbN1u0u tOmOFTOW
night. one Vt the iua' urcs OF which will be The
'F"ur Phantoms.".
FOrb's ArrgNBuN. Last night this beautiful
theatre WAS filled by An admring audience, TO
witness the wonderful acting Of Forrest 10 the
character cr "virginius." II was truly grand,
and the audience testified their approval by
frequent and irr, ss.ibe rounds of applause.
Mccullough did finely, and Miss AAbenx's "yir.
gins' caunot be eXcelled. To night Forres,
appears as Hamlet.
CONTINENTAL OrgRA Observation-Disclosures
iIg the disagrecabe state Of the weather, \
large and select audience assembled at the
Continental Hall last evening, 10 witness the
opening periormancos. Everything went of
in the host possible manner, and 10 tho entire
Satisfaction of all present. This evening sew
oral row stars VIII appear, and u gala time
may be expected. As there Ia no liquor sold
AT this establishment, and the performances
aro Il tho most select character, ladies can, of
course, visit /, with the utmost propriety.
CANTERBURY Music HALL.-This recherche re.
sort still maintains is popularity, notwlth.
s,dndiI & the multitude Of other amusements.
Frank Brewer Ia as'funny as ever, Mile Fow-
ler'~dtncing seems To increase nightly in grace
and spirit, while the vncalism Of Miss Ida Duval
Is the admiration Of ~ who have heard her.
An Gn,ro new programme wi be offered this
evening. employing in its performance every
flcmlcr pf the G"jrpany. There will be an
: lcs midi cnterianiiient, for tho accommoda
u n OF families, 10 morraw afternoon.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25
Deaths q 40. diers.

The. following deaths Of soldiers have occurred
since our last report:
Coles Castle, company d, LIST battalion New
York Mou' ted Rifles.
William Tovy, company +, SD Psnnsy ylvsnis
+. W. Whitney, company u, Lat Maine cav
airy.
ChauIcey Peck, company D, lOlst, New York
State volunteers.
n. B. Keiser, company D, 9Th Pennsylvania
cavalry.
II. g. Wyatt, company n, ID Wisconsin.
|. Reuben Townsend, company !, l02d New
York.
Isaac Chsathsm, company r, l0lst New York.
Henry shaler, company A, 58th New York.
william H. Anderson, company |, llth Penn
sylvania Reserve Corps.
Major Lewis Won Lttron, 5lth New York.
Orlando Hutchinson, company E, 10th New
York.
Robert A. Hickman, company F, 49th Penn.
sylvania.
Relatives Of deceased soldiers can be fur.
nished with all the Information they desire In
relation TO the burial place of their friends,
&C., by calling on J. W. Plant, Government
undertaken, AIS Seventh street, between G
and II.
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Mr.. Forrest as ia inlet.

Mr.. Forrest repeats "Hamlet' at Ford's
Aihcrnum To- uiEht, In compliance with what
is namlies,ly tho popular desire. His first per.
i,rmanCe rf this sublime character took even
HIS warmcst admirers by surprise. Disposed
rs they were In rec0gnzs In his Interpretation
"f this grandest conception OF that renowned
bard, whose genius 1t had for nearly one fourth
rf u century been his "labor Of love" 10 study,
an effort worthy of his fame and Of tho admi.
ration Of the educated, they were not prepared
To witness u pc sona,ion marked throughout
by suoh vigorous intellectually and exquisite
sensibility, or one so admirable In its consum.
mate skin and artistic harmony. This surprise
was yet more largely shared by tho play. going
community Of Washington; and the unanimity
and earnCstncss "f the applause bestowed upon
an effort so honorable alike to American art
and 10 tho eminent actor by whom II is so bril-
liantly Illustrated, has been the inducing cause
uf it's repetition tonight. That the perform.
arc0 will attract \ crowded audience, we are
stssurcd; Curinsity TO behold an artist Of Mr..
Fnrrests ability, IN II character which has
taxed the genius of tho greatest actors known
10 fame, would insure that result, even were
tho excellence Of his embodiment less firmly
established than 1t Ia In the popular regard.
The performance I Hers an entertainment, the
abundant intellectual promise Of which 10 rare.
ly to he met with IN tho circles Of theatrical
amusement now.a days.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25
UnconditlOua al Unton Club meetl q 0s.

Second Ward The Unconditional Union Club
II this wnrd, met last night at the German's
Hall, on Eleventh street, and after some pre-.
iiminary business. the club proceeded TO the
election of permanent officers, when the fol.
lowing wore elected:
John d. Thompson, President; j. 7. Coombs,
Vice President; George II. Plant, Treasurer.
rhe election Of a secretary was postponed until
the next meeting.
After the transaction Of some financial busi
nees, the meeting adjourned.
Third Wdrd.-We went 10 the appointed place
Of meeting of this club, and thought We had
discovered . grand gathering Of tho sovereigns,
by the appearance Of the crowd around the
door. We descended TO the regions where we
supposed the politicians were in conolave, but
found 1t empty, with one solitary gaslight to
reveal the unoccupied seats. On emerging to
the street door, we found the assembly 10 be
caused by the strong Union proclivities Of Ger.
tain dancers who were In attendance, on u fire.
mems ball From the janitor Of the hall we
learned that the club met, but owing to unpro.
pitious weather, but few we're present; and
without the transaction Of any business OF spe.
cal importance, the club adjourned In few
minutes ater assembling.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25
A no: d Pickpucket.

Mr.. T. McNiokle, who keeps the Exchange
Hotel, had bis pocket picked yesterday morn.
ing, about one O'Clock, under the following cir.
cumstances: He had laid down In bis parlor on
sofa and fallen asleep, when about the hour
above named, he was awakened by feeling n
PERSONS hand In his pocket. He suddenly
ensued, the money, about thirty dollars, was
strewn all over the floor. McNickle held the
man, and shouted for the police. Ofioer Dom
came promptly to his rescue, and took the fel.
low, whose name Is John Heany, into custody.
He was taken before Justice Walter yesterday,
and sent to jail for court.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25
Icrsnmnl.

Majr.Iewis Won Lttron, of the 6lih regime mt
New York State volunteers, died ut the United
States General Hospital last Tufsdsy, and was
buried at the " soldiers Home " the next day.
The eternal hnmc of the soldier Ia his:
lie has slept his las, sleep he has fought hi, las'
b.ttle,
No sound shall aweke him 10 glory again"
Mrs. Mary A. Denison, the authress, passed
through WASHINGTON yesterday. She accom-.
panies her husband, Rev. G. W. Denison, to
Winchester, Va , |" assist him In his labors "a
chaplain Of the General Hospital.
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Always 70 be Relied on.

II ia said that the hide Of the rhinoceros and
the crocodile are impsrvious to rife and mus
ket balls. We do not know how that is, but we
do know that the gutta percha clothing sold by
D. W. UNDERLINE, at No. $40 Seventh street, is
thoroughly todier proof under all circumstances,
In all climates and all temperatures. Clothed
In It, the officer or soldier may march In n
drenohing rain all day, and at night be ~ dry
and rs comfortable as II he had been all the
while at homo In his odice or parlor. Let all
who are liable to be exposed to the weather
supply themselves with gutta percha outfits.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25

ny WALL 4 BARNARD, Aucs'rf, Cor. Of
ID Ninth street and Penn. Avenue
On MONDAY, the 2sth day OF April, 1861, at I
O'Clock p. IN, by virtue Of deed OF trust recorded
In Liber A. s., No TO- iolios 2s6 q seq, one Of the
land records for W ashngton county, b. C., shall
sell at the Auction Rooms of Wsll Batnsid,
to the highest bidder portion Of the tract oi land
called
PLEASANT PLAINS"
Situated in the county Of Washington. on the Sey
enth Street road, imin diately adjoining the toll
keepers house, at the first gate,
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
U. u WARD,
Trustee
WALL 4 BARNARD.
ms Ill iu
The national Republican., 1862-04-25
woIovsx,'s New MEr,n A. Nr.,, d.,

WoLowskIs NEW AsT,D Or NUsIc.-Profes.
sor Wolowski's nov an Improved method III
imparting instruction In zeal and instr n mentaj
music has received the Irmest enooniums Of
the profession, and has Ten brilliantiy exem.
plifed In tho extraordinA, proaoiency of his
numerous pup"s. fioIe-or Alexander Wo
lowski is, We are glad Gay, continuing his
Having thoroughly tested b. theory and prao.
tice, and heard his pupils, would advise ali
who would acquire rap and complete
knowledge of the piano and svng. TO cail on
him at No. 4Sl Tenth street, tween e and +
sire cts. II
The national Republican., 1862-04-25
Riding ON IN. Psyemsnt,

II is remarkable that this offense will be per.
sisted in. despite the warning and numerous
examples which have been made. Yesterd ",
horse on the paved footway, and taken before
Justice Walter, who fined him - 5S. The paved
sidewalks arc private property and constructed
BY private iund., and 1t Is not fair that they
should ho brok eli up and ruined by persons too
lawies, rr too hcodlesS to avoid doing the dam.
age " hich tho horses and wagon wheels must
necessarily do in frequently crossing them.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25
Flour lnspectlons.

The Inspections Of flour In Washington, as
for the quarter ending 3lst September, 1861 i,
4, 1856 barrels; quarter ending 3lst December,
1861, 4,4s2 barrels; quarter ending 3lst March,
1862, $3.50 barrels-total l4,29S barrels, being
the greatest quantity ever inspected In this
city during the same space of time.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25
MA RAtH ID,

On the 22d, atS. Peters Church. by tho Rev.
Father knight. :. JoHN 7. DAVIS, Esq, 10 Miss
tha Il. Barnes.
In this city, on tursday afternoon. nv Raw
John G: Smith, Mtt.EvI murray to Miss MAR.
oAREr A. ASDERsoAboth of Alexandria, Va.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25
Washington Library Company.

W6ShIhBtun 1fpr3ry OOmP@"y'
At a meeting of the stockholders Of the
Washington Library Company, recently hold,
for the present year
James +. Halliday,
VIM. Q. Force,
Lewis Ciephane,
AT. Cunningham,
A.. II. Shepherd,
DR.. J. B. Keasbey,
W. l.. Nicholson.
AT Il meeting Of the above. mentioned direct.
ors, on Monday last, for the purpose Of electing
officers Of the Board, the following gentlemen
were elected:
JAS. =. HALLIDAY, President.
WM. q. FORCE, Secretary.
LEWIS CLEPHANH, Treasurer.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25
Assault, and Baitsry W ith Intent to XIII.

Androw Chase and Frank Bell were arrested
last Wednesday, by Olicer Ecklol, Of tho fourth
ward, IN the charge OF assault and battery
taken b, fore Jus ice Clayton, and the fact was
revealed thnt these two men had plotted to
take tho lifn 6f Itri0n more than week ago,
and they took IT," Opportunity. on Wednesday,
10 put their neftruuS scheme into efact. They
heat Barton severely about the head. The
Justice required ih'm 10 give bail in the sum
Of s100 tur !, tarthIl bearing.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25
LOCAL NEWS.
20 Advertisers

Nearly 10 thousand oepies Of the Rspsb
Isoan srs circulated among the floating popu,a
lion svsry day .bsiides ,hsiarss number ssrvsd
10 regular mcsor,tsa Advertisers will take
aote ,ooording,J.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25
20 NJ II Z N ID NJ II "A. L
y OPERA HOUSE.
(Late Philharmonic lIall)

no NJ II Z M ID NJ Il a L
~ OPERA HOUSE.
| (Late Philharmonic IIall)
TREMENDOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
GRAND OPENING NIGHT,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 20, 1862,
With attraction uuprscs matchmaking combina.
tlon Of talent snd female beauty uteq Ialet In the
i annals OF the profession; Introducing
sweet songs, Music, and Melody,
NEW OPERAS,
FANCY DANCES AND BURLEsQUEs.
In establishing this great Temple Of Amusement. the
most reut a'tis and first talent In the country,
Of both male and male stars Of the brightest mag
nitude.
MISS MILLY ROSE,
The fascinating Dsnssuse, late Of Ravels' Troupe.
MISS JULIA PASsAN0,
The charming s0ng,srsss rsrn,,.s ir'm the New York
MISS KATE MARSHALL,
The,beautiful and charming Danseuse, late Of the
celebrated Ronzany Troupe.
MISS MARY wALTEN,
The brilliant Vocalist:
The charming Danseuse.
FRANK LEMOUNT,
CHARLEY FhSRRSHEkk, FEf RR'SsiHiiekk n''l'd'''
Eccentric Comedian and Irish Vocalist
HARRY TALe0TT,
Son Of Momus.
MASTER WILLIE,
FRANK pudksfaSfk', dtkitsiP'Sf Jig Dane"
Guitarst aud General Performer.
And host Of STARS In rapid succession.
An excellent ORCHESTRA, under the Leadership
Of the we'll known Viollnist,
PROF, GEORGE NACHMAN.
.p.o..,... ...- !,
SCALE OF PRICES:
Pargueite, 2i cents Gentlemen uuaccompapied
by ladies' TO Urchestra chairs, SO cents ColoIsd gal
lery, 90 cents
Doors open at O'Clock Concert commence at
O'Clock, precisely, DR., q, b, HARRISON,
apY Agent and Treasurer.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25
" E ID,

On the 23d instant, Y II O'Clock p. M, OF Pneu.
monia, john r. RABnr, in the ISth wear of his
ago.
Bis funeral WIN tahpxce from his late resi-.
dence, Ninth street., Irner Of N, at 2 O'Clock,
On Sunday afternoon, 10 9th instant.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25
unr of the naII,a RIu6 YIctIma,

The dead body Of u soldier drifted down the
river with the high and rapid current the early
part Of this week, and lodged at one Of the
Western wharfs used BY the Government. In
ernment undertaken, Mr.. J. W. Plant, proceed
cd to inter the body:
HARBoR MAsTsR's OFpICE,
ON. D., Washington, April 2s. 1862.
COLONEL: have the honor 10 request that
you send An undertaken to bury the dead body
Of soldier lodged At this wharf by the drift
The body is much swollen, and will require q
large colin.
Very respectfully,
GEoRGE RHIHEHART.
II was found to be an exceedingly difficult
task to enoOfin the body, ss II had lain so long
In the water that It was very much decayed.
There Is little doubt but that he is one Of
the unfortunate victims OF tho military blunder
or villsny, vt Balls Bluff, rs he bore the uni.
form Of u California regiment.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25
Rubber Goods at Manufacture Prices
for Ten DAYa.

MIR. II. A. HALL will sell Meu's Rubber Over
shoes and Sandals for 50 cents per pair; Ladies
Overs and Sandals, o. c-nts per pair; Rubber Ron
S20o each; Rubber Sheets, to protect children's
beds 20 cents each, and every srtiole made from
India Rubber or Gutta Percha, at corresponding
priots, at The India Rubper Warehouse,
3O8 Pennsylvania avenue,
apl7-.f Bet Ninth and Tenth sts.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25
OUAHTERMAsrER General. once,

nUANTERMAsTER Generals once,
~ wAsHIsGTos, d O., April 23. 1852.
PROPOSALS are hereby Invited for fixtures,
worf and ma ,erials rvquiiei for SUPPLYING
WATER, and controlling and using the same, In
and about certsiu Government Wa houses, viz:
Warehoures by III, Railroad, on Il street north
Clothing Warehouse at 18th ttreet and Pcnnsyl.
yAnia avenue.
warehouse at Easbys Wharf, foot Of g street.
Schedule, approximate of the several items, and
Quantities required and specihcatons def ling the
conditions 10 De observed, may be had on app.ica.
The time for receiving bids s imi cd to the 9sth
instant, at IL IN.
ap 2i-dtd q. NJ General u. y A.
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pY aHEns q WILLIAMS. Auc,ion..--

Qf GHEGN ~ WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
D TRUSTEES SALE OF lot OF GROUND
At Au.TIoN.-:On FRIDAY, the ID day Of
May, 1862, shall H. 10 front OF the premises at
o'clock, p. m, by virtue Of q dee Of trust to the
sub'orter, bearing date the I'd day Of April, 1859,
and daily recorded In Liber }. A. s., No 2iJ, folios
100, loi, ard lo2, Of the land records wxsr
ingto1 county In the District Of Columbia, the fol.
lowing named property, lying g. d being In the city
Of Washington District afo 'csaid, viz:
North part of Lot numbered seventeen, (iTJ in
square numbered five hundred and eighty five, ,(ts5
having front Of IS feet on Second street west, run
Mag back to an aley-the course and distance more
fully made knownon the day Of salt-with the i'm
provements.
Terms of ru'o-- One half cpsr; baiancs in 81 and
twelve months, the purchaser to give nees for the
deferred payments, bearing interest fr day Of
sale, a deed given and deed Of trust taken.
All cokveyspcing At the cost OF the Iurchaser. II
the purchaser should fail to comply with the terms
In Eve days after the sale, the trustee reserves the
right 10 resell the property AT the rsk aud cost Of the
deiauting purchaser, by advertising the same three
times IN the RepuLticd1 newsra aper
MAHLON ASHFORD,
Trustee.
GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
ap '2-eodSJs AuctioGeers.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25

AEsp<cial Notice.-On and after Tuesday
April l. 1852 the train, on the Baltimore and Ohio
Raii,oad will commence running daily, Sunday,
exceptcd) leaving this Station at 7.4o .. m, and
connecting at Washington Junction with Mall
Train for all parts Of the West ria Wheeling OF
Parkersburg Through tickets sold and baggage
checked. W. p. SMITH,
NJ Of Transportation B. 4 o. Il. X,
ap1-dtf IStar Globel
The national Republican., 1862-04-25

s3- We arc pleased 20 call the attention
OF ouS c izeus and ,ol ers to the Mcclellan Art Gal cry,
sac Seventh street, four doors above D. There is no
other place In this city where so beautiful Photo
graphs and Ambrotypes are taken, and where SO
mitch politsness Ia shown to customers
The national Republican., 1862-04-25

- phosoUsaphs and Amb Iotypss Of all
e; ;:: =: 81; ss:;. 81: = s'
The national Republican., 1862-04-25

TT OUsE WANTED.-From 4 TO Rooms,
II Yard, Healthy Location, within one mile OF
the Pa,ent Ofce, III the northern part OF the city,
or on Capitol Hill, and rent about SIS per month
A Br ok preferred. Address " ii Box t?6, Post
Oficen apr 25-Wf
The national Republican., 1862-04-25

aS-Weston's Progress OF slavery.-Copies
of this wsrk are for sale at the oce of the National
Republican. Pamphlet edition, 20 cents, Bound
edition. rs cents.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25

BOARD WAHTED-By a gentleman and hi,
~ wife, with child not Yet two jean ola, N .
TsIns not 70 exceed Ten Dollars psS week, ~ ths
tAsvs, Apply St ths e0ss. spU.0
The national Republican., 1862-04-25
Future Dcv,.

DY WALL d BARNARD, A~csionssr,.
~ sorth oofner Penn avenue ard Ninth st~eet.-
rRTSTEE'a SALE OF A LARGE QUANTITY
OF FINISHED pUILD NC MATERIAL Oa
TUESDAY BOOMING 10Th instapt. At 70 o'clook
.e wi ell, at 662 Seyen'h street south, oppos,e
Genre Market, the entire stoGh Of Corning Son
late Hao,ilton 4 Co., consistnx In part Of
40 Window Framca different s'zss ''
5000 VIII dow Sash Lights, do
80 poors, assorted sizes ..
500 pair Blinds d.
100 f. et Bli.d Stats
rs 900 feet Moulding din rent sizes
A quantity Of Hot Bed Ssah
Black wA'nut and yellow pine Ralusttr.
Mahogany and bllck waltut Newell poyis and
Bracket,
With many other ar,icits usually kept In q Sash
and Blind Fec 'ory, offering rare inau ;smen's 10
builders.
TKsns: All sum- uuder s5,, cash over 'hA,
amount credit o. sixty aud ninety d.y', f)r notes
satisfr ctorily endorsed, besring intereA
JNO. j.. SMITH. Trua &c.
WALL 4 BARNARD,
ap25 Auctiontera
The national Republican., 1862-04-25

AEThs McClellan Photograph and M
brotype Gallery, $40 Seventh street, four door,
above D. has be ONE W ashington Institution fol
ioss by not pstronizing such perfect establishment
The national Republican., 1862-04-25

DY GisEEa ~ WILLIAMS. Aoetior~.-.
u ENCk LLENr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY, the 3Oth in-
stant we shalt sell, at the re- ideLce Of gentleman
declining housekeeping, the north side of J., be
tween Ninth nnd T. nth sire. t., at 10 O'Clock q m
an excellent aItortment of FurLiturr, viz:
Mahogany Sofa Parlor q, Il Rncking Chairs
MshogaRy Sidebnard, Dssss1v and OH Bureaus
Rrocatellc Window Curtains Writing Desk
Wnatnot, China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
itlvet and other CArpes, and Rugs, Festh.r
B'ds
Gilt Frrme Looting. glass, Marble top Table
Cooking and other stoves, Bedstca,s Kitchen
and other requisites, &C., sc.
Terms Cash.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
ap26-d [Stsrl Auctioncers.
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TESTIMONIAL
MiToR's OFFICE, GxoAoEI,x
r,,, ,..,, ~, =, h,.,,r, h.nsHH' U.s.

This Is to state that my hearing havlr Do much
impaired for some yesis past, pleeed nvfe ,pder
After few weeks OF his care, enperlsaodA IrTv
perceptible improvement, and at this time Ma,
Ing Il as good Is II ha, been at any iins Wit INV
recollection. II. AppIAo-
Nay
DIR. vos MoscuzIsxs., osulist sni Aurlst, sha.
avenue. ap2a--t
The national Republican., 1862-04-25

| DY GREEs q VILLA MS. Aucsssnse ers.
/ ~ TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP.
ERTp. by vrtue Of deed OF u usf made and rx
ecut.d on ths ed day of M.rch, 1880, by Alfred
Day, 10 the subsoribsr, and duly recorded iu Iber
=, No 1n7, folics s5 Ct @q o 'e OF III. iaod re-
cords Of Wa hington County, IN tie Di',Ic' Of Co
lumoia for csraia PURPOSES therein mentioned, Z
III s.l!. ct public auc len. tn" premises, on
MoNDAY, the 18th day of May nsxt ensuing. ri
o'clock T.. m, oil that PIECE OR PARCEL or
GROU ND lying end being In the city Of washius.
ton, known and designated, on the ground plat or
plan Thereof, twenty eight feet front asd rr ming
back the otp Of the lot numbered sx toy IL pquafe
numbered five hundred and twenty. one ,bai. itbe
ing the south twenty eight feet Of said lot No. g. to
geiher with rhe improy ments, consisting of two,
.iory and basement lex house and pr, misses, with
the appurtenanrcs.
TErNs OF SALE.--One third Of the purchase money
to he paid wiha three days alter ire day Of ,sls,
and the remair der la three equal in,amcnls at 'x
twelve, and eighfe' months with notes 0nsipterest
led TO te given snd deed Of tTus. takeu, at
the expense Of the purchaser 10 sccure the deferred
payment.. lf the terms Of sale be not "omplitd
With within thee days after III. sale III, tru'tee re
,yrs the right to re se at the c7st End rss OF thu.
defau,ting purchaser
lORNELIrS LENT. Tputse.
GREEN WILLIAMS
mp %" t.wSds Aucti n,ers,
The national Republican., 1862-04-25
Corns, Etc.

Thos. ,nlis,el with thess trovc anna ,h;,..
whether ha or snt; also those tfo led Win R,,n,
loo !, Gallo i,ies club and in.growin,oe nail. can
lind Rr. at veief and s,tsf4o'o'y benz bv snnIrins
TO d.. @. White, 40 Penusylvsnis ., NJ w yssSS
Four and a.haif and Sixth streets, r IN !, second
flor An, 81
The national Republican., 1862-04-25

VIZ ANTED. .-Furnhhsd Room with Board, by
twentieth streets, AS&SFsss ;sSHaiFPF sI9. ss.-
spy 2S.sa W0hlAgtoa, D. 9,
The national Republican., 1862-04-25

Ieturn NJ the E.ench Minister To this
CHy.
A FreaUh war steamer arrived OF tho navy
yard yesterday morpipg, having On board n,
Msroier, The French Mlnlstsr, who his return
"a from Richmond
The national Republican., 1862-04-25

~ Masonic-A stated Communication Of St.
Johns Lodge, No. II, will be held this tFriday)
evening at ~ O'Clock.
VIM. NJ. SMITH,
apr2s Secretary