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The national Republican., 1862-05-14

~ PUDLlC aOTaCE 10 hereby, givsn
that sasll othsfvise ordered the Comoissoaers IN.
der the sot Of Congress II ~ l0sh u April, 1854,
sAtsd, "An ~ for ~ rslsass u certain psrsoas
helA 10 sevvice o. Abcr In he District Of Colsbia,
will bold shsif ss1ioas IN fhs City Bal In he City
d washisgtoa, q hoaAay, Tusd sdsy, Wednesday,
Thutsday anA Friday, Of every week, and that sn
pssoas loyal - he United States holdisg elsi to
ssrviss labor sgain pssons discharged thsssfrom
By that sot may. within insty days from he pes.
sage tserof (whieh VII expire q the lstA sf July
next) bat not thereafter, pr,ssnt 10 the Comnls.
donsfs thsr respective statements OF petihous 10
writing, verified BY oath or anrmatios setting forth
the nanes, ages and persosai description Of such
persons, the manner In which The pstltiouefs 10
qursd such eains sand sny facs touching The valus
thereof and declaring his or her alsaiauos 70 the
Government Of ths Unitsd States, ard that the psi
oasf has not bosne arm. against the Ulited States
during the pre- ent rebellion, nor in any wsy given
id or comfort thsreto - r. 81.
And nstiss h hereby faishsr given, that the time
named In the 9th 80. Of that ~, for hag gatsmsnt
10 writing, schedule with the Clesk Of the Circuit
Cosrt for the District Of Columbia, BY the several
owners or olainsnts to the services OF the persons
made fee By that act sstlog forth the names, ases,
sex and particular description OF such persous rev.
orally, 10, By authority given to the CommisaSDeFs
by that sct extended 70 the LIST day Of June next.
The Coaminiouer, arc prohibited from allowing
the o;sin Of ssy penon who hall neglect to file
such statement or schedule with said clerk, accord
Ing TO the requirements Of that section Of saa act.
DANIEL 4. GOODLOE,
HORATIO KING.
waabiu ston x,u,l a. 'sC2 -
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Kidnspping.

Within y fsw minutes Of seven O'Clock last
evening. II being broad day light, the people
on ll,h street, In the vicinity Of x street, heard
.motbered aud pi.eous cries from y oolored
man, who WIS held On the back sest In two
horse wagon by one white man. Two other
white men ware on the front seat, and the
horses were being rapidly driven. Aftsr 2
good dea, Of struggling the negro freed himself
and jumped from The wagon while u Was In full
motion, receiving considerable injury in the
operation. His story was, that he WAS hired
al the depot Of contrsbands on Capitol Hill,
under pretsnce Of being employed In . job Of
wbitowasking in Gsorgetown. He WAS driven
along Pennsylvania avenue uIlsuspeciinely. but
when tho wagon turned up l4th street, he saw
that he was being kidnapped, and commenced
screaming for help. After he cleared himself
from the wagon, the kidnappers drove Of ~
fast as po, stbls. II they had been caught BY
the crowd which was soon collected, u would
have Jared hard with them. The indisnsuon
Of the spectators WAS great, and II was NOT
oounnsd 10 tho particular oase wttnssssd, but
extended To the system Of which the case u
only manifestation. The distinction 10 morals
between keeping II human being In bondsgs
and kidnapping, Is shadowy. Slavery 10 moth
Ing but continuous kidnapping. .trrN
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Sworn 70 Before Bis W0rship. George
Hall, ESQ, Mayor sf Qasbsc.

QUkhkC, uDg lot loot.
Thl. t, certify, that hays be. blind ios ter @
In eye becans .imili'ly DISEASED. Four wees. $50
1 was led by three mtmners Of the 8t, Patrick's
Society into DR.. Tumblsty's Once almost blind. The
Doctor alter examining me. said he cou d cure me
in short time, notwithstAndlng most Of the Doctor
In town gave ne up % incerabls, namely Dr. Ian
a. v and DR.. Fremont, Of the Nual cry Hospital /;
thsy gave me up, aftsr th'r!een weeks treatment,
and my wife led mo home bliad from the lpstitu
tiop. Then ! oommeecsa ,ryiSg mos''y ~ ~ .hs "
rcief have been to work for ths last eight Or tan
dsyp, st my usual occu aation, that Of mariner on
ihs H. Lawrsi o.. and thsnhs to tbs Almighty God
thst0le has ,ent the illustri.us DR.. Tumblety to
cure me Nay God bless him. -.
t Ci,izen Of Quebec @ y.
Bworn 10 and acknowledged by the above men
toned William Smith, who has read aloud IN my
presence . printed document u Which A. be had nsv'r
sssn before. GEOk0E HALL,
maya Aoufg mayor " Ssepee'
Come and zee for yourselves, 70 lame and suffering
Oh, 70 rhsumatio and dy Ing, come and ses.
LiGht shall agaia the faded eye nlume,
And rosy health the pallid cheek resume.
Invoke Code blsssinss on Tumble:y
dssire your prostrsts hearts to lii,
Yo0r blesding wounds to cure,
And with the tseaaurss Of natures gin
Relieve the rich snd posf.
The Indian herb Doctor will describe diseases and
tell hn patients tbs nature OF their complaints o.
illness, without rsoeiving my infoIIAtiou IRON
then No charge for oonsultstlon or advioe.
Once, No. II Washington Building, PennsylvAnis
Avenue eerner OF seventh street mye
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PSias ! hspsrss Yestsrtlay.

L r,rs, Precinct, County. Michael FItzgsrkid
and lands Sullivan, drunk and hghti0e; dis
niassd. WIN. Thomas, drunk; over to the mill.
"; s..o;oad, oous.y;-eeo. H. Cassidy, assault and
Third. Gsorgstown. &o.-James Hsrnsy, dis.
orderly; fined Sll OF. John Cahsn, racing
horse; Ansd sl.N. Howard Liehier and Ann
Lshisr. di:orde.Iy; g dis%:.sd. lanes A: Mar War.
iiSSer on SUNDAY; nned s2OH. Wn. Young.
last riding; fined Ia. Robert yannaman and
Gary, dlsordsrly; hned S2.G2! Lloyd Lanham,
ds s:ps s f'sR Sm ns .ysss and
Simmons, assault; fined tl.90. .a
Fourth, First Ward Cornelius Drum, drunk, F.,
fined Sl.75. Thos. Riley, dol dismissed.
Fifth, Second ward.-Jas. Ponnay, assisting
= prisoner to escape, further her hearing. g dTs J. g.
Ozark, stonipg house; nnsd u Harrison
Peprod, do.; do. Robert Tate, drunk and pro.
fame; fined $3.50. James Duaey,. sleeping in
the ssrss.; ansd t2.oI John o. Tool, disordsrlyi
over ,,S x sSs fs,1S %Msy Mssyyirhma. walker riding
on The pavement, fined l.Ss. james Temple,
drunk; fined Si.sl. Samuel Russell, hog pen in
Alley; fined S5.68. Jsnes Z. Waugh, assault
and battery; nnsd sl.ss; Solomon Hammond,
tsry. Francis Connelly, lighting; do. John
Rawlings, do; nnod %. Jas dreen, drunk;
Seventh, Fourth wsrd.-Carl Buhlsr, drunk
In the street; dismisssd. r. II. Minor, picking
pistol; fined 50 o.. Jefferson Lucas, John G,
Moore, and J. 8. Mo!ase. drunk and disorderlyi
dismissed. Henry Dubsnt, fsloniously break
log into a house; ruled for hearing. 9. "
Parker, drunk and disorderly; turned over IA
the military. 8. Y. Hearnes and Ambrose
Middleton, inciting to riov; do. Thomas Fisher
sleeping In wagon; hned Sl.5S; resisting ~
oiiccr; dismissed. George Dorm, drunk In thl
street; dismissed. Joshua Harper, suspieioui
character; work.house ninety days. AelviI
Nares do; dipmissed. ~ -h-.
Eighth, Riflh Ward.-AichAel MoNahAn
drunk, dismiased. John Il. Ross, picking
pocket; do. John Wilder do; further hearing
Mary KudlIn, do; dismissed. Michael Brogan
drunk and disorderly; hned sass. James W
n. McMahan, do; hned 1888. John Hollsy
. Josh D0wney, ard John u. Hlllrey, In posses
sion Of stolen property; dismissed. al
| Ninth, Sixth Ward.-James Brown, assault
dismissed. I'm.
Tenth, Seventh ward.-Pstriok Ready; dis
orderly; fined t2.9a. Mary Jsrboe, selling j
quor without lioeDse; nned $40 o.. Thomas A
Washington. refusing TO assist An otiicer; bal
| for court. John MurdIs, assault and battery
jail for court. Allen F. Hall, carrying con
cealed weapons; dismissed. Samuel Posey
perjury; ball for court; assault and battery
6isinissed. VIM. b. 8. Coling, disorderly, nne
Ss.Sl. Rachel Green, stealing chicken, dis
missed. ID. .. ....
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T.mpsra.e. ,lrss,i.s.

A very Interesting meeting was held last
evening Ut Temperance Hall on 9 street, under
the auspices Of Good Samaritan Division, No. s,
OF the Sons Of temperance.
Mr.. John johnson presided on this occasion,
and brief and Interesting addresses were made
by Nessrs. Christopher Csmmaok, D. 8. Page,
OF Texas, DR.. Walsh, Geo. Savage, and others.
The speeches seemed TO be Of an encouraging
and earnest nature and u determination for
higher attxinmsnts and loftier achievements
was manifested. The audience was not N
large US II should be, but deep interest wsa
manifested. A good number OF ladies we're
stitution may not be the most. aourishing one
In the city.
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FISH AND sARoENT's q
AWNING, FLAG, AND UNION TENT
FACTORY. ..-. ...
NO. $50 PsAnsylvanis Avenue,
WASHINGTON, D. o.
SUFFERS AND ARMY TENTS
.r.- ON HAND OR MADE TO ORDER.
Awnings, Flags, Tents, Nail Bags, Horse Covers
Signs. Wagon Govern, 10, made at short notice.
my 9-u ..... ... :
PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC rRiNTING.


In PURSUANCE et The provisops o. he seventh
eotiou Of the Jolst Resolution In relation to the
Publio Printing" approved june 9, 1890, sealed
proposas will be rseeived At this efoe until Tues.
e. =. % 9, Sr ,s ~ y ,,Sassa M d 'S
public printing lof one year, csmmenoing on W lst
a.y q Ds,smSSsr lsss and ending on the s'thdAy
The subj insd list specifies, % nearly s can BE- A.
csI.intd n !hs quantity Of each kind Of paper that
10000 resms aue printing. paper uncslendsred. TO
measure 81 by ss inches, AID weigh nfty pounds TO
the r'sn Of 900 'hesu' c,.a
1000 nan ans printing paper, esissdsfsS, r., y, 70
p6undj 70 the rssm Of 800 sheets.
lAsveably to the provions Of the JOINT resolution
The pspsi required for the above oassss VIII be iur
niahed 70 applioasts thsrsfer This papss y to p
put up IN qafrss Of twsnty five shss,s esoh and u
bandles Of two ream. eaoh sach ream 70 contain
S .n.S @ s ''s s.nds
cent nom ths tasd.rd WEIGHT viii be received, md
the gross weight will, In au oaases, BE- required
Nixisg Of vaIioss thioklss % in the same bundle
will BE- considered ''S'.tisn c.s.s o. the '',a'''l
Aoo rsems supsrnne printing pspsr, hard sized and q
supsf oslsndefed 70 measure ~ By 81 inches, and 10
Ntigh afty pounds to the rssn Of 500 sheets.
dsred, of such dies q may b required eosrsspSnd
Ing In weight with paper DeasuSisg 10 BY - inches
aud weighing twenty GG.nai per F'an Of ''0 'ns'''
sp:s g:s ), sss..
and Of such weight per rsam - nay Be required
CLAts Q.
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Em.neip.sion Csnni,sioa asrs.

The following petitions were hled yesterday:
Mary G. Fenwiok, SIX slaves; Richard Butt,
hye; Aun l.. Newton, two; Thomas J. Casper,
one; J. John Thomson, two; Joseph Osman,
one; Eleanor Il. Lang, tsn;l Peter Won Essen,
twenty; Henry I. Dixon, two; Mary Brien,
admx., two; Thomas T. Everett, two; Samuel
Sto.,, ono; Samuel Stott, trustee, two; Walter
b. Chew, i've; Joseph T. Tongue, three; Hch' d
4. Ryan, two; Carlisle P. Patlsfs0n; az; Cath
arine Pearson; twenty onei Elisabeth Q'Rsiley
three; Auna Bisoo,, four; Riohsrd A. Boarmaa,
ono; L iztbeth @. Psroe, one; David Moore
one; JamsR W. West, eleven; John Z. Neal, sig;
Jesse \, Agn Sisson, one; Rpso O. usutt, tw' ;
Margaret LoughborOugh, SIX; Lucy r. Miller,
Ave; Maria Miller, two; Susanna DOarman. one;
Dr.. John l.. GIBBONS. three; Alfred A. 6losn,
one; Sarah A. 1bbo:t, one; Eliza 4. 0ansher,
fuut; Mary Ann Hall, four; John. y. Pitxhu0h,
TIVE; Daniel Bryan, two; sohn har6ury, four
J seph N: Pearson, nine; Samuel Pearson,
three; John Moore, Two; Margaret Ann Hutch
inson, one; Csthsrine 0sburn, one; Fielder
Magruder, six; Henry Martin. twoi Susanna
Harriet Tobias, one; Christopher N. Thorn
one; James Dobyn, ono; Emily k.cstll, one
Michael r. Coonsly, one; Robert K. Neyltt. SIX
selby D. soaggs, thirteen; Hannah n, Walker
two, '"l
Up to this date 100 petitioners have Alec
claims for Ti5 slaves.
The national Republican., 1862-05-14
Finn Ward Dsnocrstie Meeting.

The Union democratic voters OF the hnh
ward held meeting last night Al Casparis Ho,
tel for the purpose OF selecting I'VE delegates
10 attend the convention for nomination Of
Mayor. The meeting organized BY the seleo-
tion OF Thomas Thornley, as chairman, and An.
drew p. McKenna as secretary, the oh)sot oi
tho meetng having been stated BY tie chair.
man, Il was moved by William A. Mnlloy that
tho meeting procsed to ballot for fve delegates
10 re- present the NTH ward in the general con-
ven,iop. The following gentlemen were sp'
pointed: Andrew p. McKenna, Michael u.
Bright, Jscob Ash, James Martin and John
r. oney The Getting then adjourned sine die.
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.n,vssj1,1 ~ ~. Pr,sllsns.

- vvssWS9 ~ ~ LIS~
'.:,:s - lss.s: & y: siis5 Ne
sslisd "a Sss ~, Sayi!9 sipltSl. nv ais
,sefyi1A. fGtS nave n - tkslf llt1s 1sshsy, and
dssitsd 10 fs. shilst for ths Wass tutth Govern.
napt doss not nssA lurthss sn1eeusnts some
.As:s s...s = ,s c:s 81 3 sasy sss6.,s Attach
uss1 %Csl9 9ink. aafSHs2 81 IlEiSq In mon.
4 z: IsHsS1I,y: e.sBEs sns = we're
Michel, Representatives iA consress from In.
djaea, IeS DTsseat Win 0olsl Link, ,xAe was
iSSp1pcs1 10 the PrssaAsat BY OIL! ehanks.
4 0Ms Lii spoke q fbllsvs. tgaI2.
I. y. -: or ~ z sSsss e s1piTs Ms
Ssvs sndssvorsS 10 serve % our sssSlfy faith.
miT. We are Sooa % dIhpsrss 70 Ssr ssveral
hcdass, 70 remain dnt'l ws nay % needed
for ,ns.. men yho hay. lsarysd undo, 4. =,
IN Hss,ssrats X ;Ss rspsSiic, our srai:fsi thanks
yo.s 70; ia ps,Iictiss ~ ability, and witS tSs man
hsf III wAioh yous have eondacted the,war 70
sNys. .ovss ecnnSn ,ocS.a.y from tssascn snd d
:s.s.ss "a es Ss. ": = :.ss
IconSrssGIsaicns Il your sliow -clussna, for youI
INS rfe9iAent tSpt14 - follows: lus.
(Seidivs N aks Tostth Iadia~a Rsgimenf: a.. ZEE
N fh3ve heard Doue Other than G0ed report ol
Sou. an not n the habit Of speaking TO reg
iments rasGing In review before me, thSir grsa!
numbers fbrbidding suoh . course, nor do
know that win hereafter. .....r.
But as your colonel hSs kindly given ths -
suranoe OF yoar confidence In me, and sntirs
satisfsction with my course 10 endeavortnl
with you 10 savs the Government from ouI
present difleuitiss, viii address you for Z
moment, and say that, II thsss are your viswi
m assiipes DO thank you fhr your kindness
and assure you that an grstihed to know they
are sntevtAined. III
you, and Ike you 10 service In the neld, WHIT
have done more to save the Government thar
suything OF. sny one man, sttusted ~ ! am
o6dld do; and for your servioss1 now tender
you the thanks Of the nation, and my own
hoping that God may bless You al, that yov
may i've long and enjoy the peace and blessing
your efforts have 90 much aided TO save thu
country; and sitsr exprsaaing, ~ now DO, ny
entire sati:fAs'iop With your past ssrv'css'
Il HT o. UFH Z.
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p.~cn. on = oanbli.g asuss.

About three O'Clock yesterday morning =
squad VI the provost guard, with pstrolman
Reed, on the Nv senue, near the National hotel,
and arrested the. proprietor, taking away the
entire paradhernslix Of q gambling house
consisting OF checks, cards, dealing boxes,
nned $50 under the corporation law, and held
10 bail IN $500 to appear at court under the
criminal law.
We hope to see more Of this kind Of sen
force mont Of the laws" until every one OF the
low hells which Disgrace our city are broken
IN. %
The national Republican., 1862-05-14
A stamped, Of Marines.

Twenty .one marines got over the wall Of the
navy yard last Monday night. The command
ant OF the yard issued orders, yesterday, to the
police to arrest all msrinss found In the streets
Without passes. Six Of the deserters were ar.
rested BY the fourth Vnna,polioe. yesterday.
Their names are Ohas> Ram. Taylor, Pat.
B. Sparks, James Pack John Altamas,
and WIN. Bennett. The vnamsd escaped
aftsr being arrested, and the once! pursued
at him. The shot did not take eject, but had
the effect Of stopping the runaway. The de-
serters were returned 70 the navy yard.
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@ GGHERAI.'s OFFJCE,
- Washington, May 10, iS03.

An Army Medical Board viii semoIe n Wesn'
iuutoa ~, c.. on the lat OF June next for the exam
iusiioa Of applicants for admission into the Medical
oorps Of the Army. In addition to the Ordinary Re
auifements OF moral character medical and surgical
knowledge, 70 academic education, and sound
Ihysoal oonditoa, the applicants must Re familiar
with the prlnciples Of hygiene and the cndtttons
nec ssary 70 he health fthe troops in hospitals
ApIiiostioos must BE- addressed to the Secretary
Of Wsr, through the surgeon General mus, stat:
The rssidence OF the applicant, and ths date and
Mace OF M birth They must also be seocm panied
reisrsness will receive no atsaton, by y. psctab;
feetimoaAs Of his poesesSi,g the moral and PHI oAl
aq sinoations qusits for fllirg credtaby tbs !s
sponsible datiop snd for perfor ming ably the ardu
@. and active duties Of an ehleer OF the Meo'oA'
Applicants must bs between tVeaty one and t'resty
Nosiiowasos 10 made for the expenses Of penoni
undergoing these e.aninations = thsy pre- iSais .
who are approved and receive sppoiRtments Will bs
entitled TO transportati on ooeyins their hro
order.
ci 4 In The d edioai STAFF, may 12-sh
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weigh twenty three pound, per- rsam :,
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weigh twenty four pounde, per rsem. 4.
4 $40 rssH,s writing paper: Y Y 6y is inches I"
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b required By thl o@es Those 10 elassss s,t,ss
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TSs right reserved Of ordering . greater Or les!
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q a & sSsp
MED By the guarantee that the bidder Of bidder, !
h OF iheir proposel shall b. aooepted will enter intt
n ,sS sss. Ssa rn @
posais Will be iufnished 81 this 6I16e and noae vii
Be- taken into oosdssration unless substantially
All Tie psssr in the several olssses must be deliv
cred ct the Goysrsment Printing Once In Washing
ton City, except that in cl.ss which Iust be Dc
and subject TO the inspsctioa, count, weight, AMI
msasursment Of the Superintendent, and be in al
respects satisfhotory.
Bidder are required to furnish, with their propo
sls, samples Of mot les than qsirs Of each Of III
liuds Of paper bid for and upoa vhioh their proPo
sails may b bassd, except 10 olassse 4 and IN
suoos.sfu bidder will be required risidiy to oonf1u
70 thsir samples. ..
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Guperintendent Of the Public Printing, WShios
toa," and endorsed Proposals for Sspplyinl
Paper" -
Nstiossl Intslligsnc.r, Evening Star, Nstlona
Republican, Sundsy MJrpi'g Ch,tricle, Washine
toi, will publish once week Tor nine week.
ma eIawet
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CHEAP NEWSPAPER AND PERIODi-
/ GAL STORE.
,JOlIN G, PARKER

JOHN c. PARKER
Having Pc .pently established his place ot eusi'
rseeiyss daily ali the New York. Philadelphia, and
Bsltimore pspsrs. imusdistsly on their arrival and
in consequspee Of the lsIgs number sold daily, he
The New Yosk Herald, Times, Triblus: and
world are ready for delivery At Q61pck. p; Nj
the Baiiimors Sun, Clipper, AmsriS and News
and IL qu'rer at 10 O'Clock A N. The trsds will BE-
supplied with the above papera on The most liberal
terms and at the shortest notice All oIders TO le.
csive attention, must be accompanied Win 'he
~ Ths New York papers are furnishsd and delivered
10 subscribeIs for So cents Pc! month
nes he promises to give entire satisfaction to oil
All ne sSaxines, Piotorials, and new Novels 70.
ceiysd q soon as publlshed, which he sells ut the
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, is for sale every
momins Al q O'Clock. my 12-1m
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TSHEsH BEEr AND VEGETABLES
HOR THE NAVY.
Nary Bueau " Provistosu and Clothing.


SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received at this
once until THURSDAY, the sth Of june, 1851, q
BEEF and vEGETA ABLEs q nay % required on
Tie Washing on station during the a cal year com
msncing oa The lu day Il July next, and ending on
the s0th June, 1853, ,,,.
The Beef and Vegetables must bs Of good quality,
and the best the market Affords and each article
must be offered for BY the pound -,
one half the estimated saount Of the contract, and
twenty per centum in addition will be withheld from
the AMOUNT OF esch payment to be made, ~ oo'late
raj securty for the due performance Of the contract
vhich will on no account be paid until 1t !. fully
complied With. Payment to be made In certificates
Of indebtedness in Treasury notes, at tho option
Every oGer made must bs accompanied tas direct,
cd In the act OF Congress makiog appsopri ,ion for
the naval service for approved August lsseD
| BY written guaranty, signed ~ one os more re.
draEs tsst the bidder g hiddsg .i!i, 81 9, thsr
days, With rosd and oisnt ssrstes, faAisA ths
Ayfi1les propoeed /. -. -. /. ..
No pfoposAI Will oe eons'derea unieS sccomPsn'eo
By such guaranty. ..,
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Pedal ExcrsssAces.

Coras, Bussoas, C.loi,iss, Club md Invsrtst
tssatsd suocsssisiiy By DE-. G. WHITE. Surgeon
Chiropodist, NE between -Four .and.A.hslf Ant
Sixth strests, Lsns and Tuoksr's building, Pennsyl
ysnis syense Operations arc performed In Mv
minutss and the relief 20 instantansous that ih'
patient can always walk immsdistsly after the oper
Atom, without the lsest inoonvrnience. Ne oharg'
their resdencxs Whsn desired my3
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bra krO rOHuuuu,--------- s'ii 4,
Corner II D and Ninth streets.
Il n, j. 3, ,Dengsl q Co. :.

,whsss HaALs st ali hsuu, ssA KKrRt su.
MENIs q every Kind, will be served a tAe best
style. U ..ui a. az -..s
.ewhr.,hs b.ss LIQUORS, and sEeARs Of the
ssst quality sas always b hsd. II G ...
Taos sho wish TO ss,sys LUNCH o. NEAL
IA .1mTuThk0 v4F ~ UuaN nj .sHH
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DIED,

Suddenly, on Sunday morning. llth inst, Mrs.
JANE HALL. .. y,
Her funeral viii take place from her late
residence, on d street, between F0ur.xnd-a-
half and sixth streets, (islsnd) this (wednss.
dsy) afternoon ut q O'Clock. Friends and &C.
qusintanoes OF the family are invited to attend.
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NsNTLkMAN's CLUE HOUnk.

.Ths uadsr.isnsd beg leave 10 cali the auenslsa Of
The ci isess a,1 esAvsslins community 10 the House
they ave jsst opeasA TO- the accommodation Of gen-
ussssn.. Ihs Houss Il furnished in splen6id Nyle-
lAstei AIRY RDons, Chambers and PsfiofS The
table will b sypYlsd with ell the delseaeles u the
Liqsop, BsgaN, 10 as can De found 10 iris OF any
eehers ,ssty: Ne % nor expense shail b. parsd
p give sithf1esios 70 all wso may pAtr?sise ths
ior dinnsss, ks., attentive snd oolisipG eefyani.
bouse 81 ibly situated on tbs corner Of rxshtisth
ssA IL sttss6 We I, lately assnpisd ey SnTe,on
nay fs-1m TStsr&Intell III ~ 70.
The national Republican., 1862-05-14

TNpTRUCTION In MUSIC.
1uao, wishes 70 five notos that he continues his
e: sS 3 S.s s Es.s Il: s;s ssss. ssi;
we'll directed stady and pfastics, woals Do wsn 70
Gys him cali Apply st Mr. Mechanically Plano
Ware. room, ElsvsiA street, between D md = sts.
TsEnD u0dayats. uyo->ol0
The national Republican., 1862-05-14
Arm Rrakas

boy named John AoAvoy got bis arm
broke last Thursday In peculiar manner. He
was wrestling with companion, on D street,
near the Frankling Engine House, when he foil
on his arm and broke Il just below the elbow
Joint. Tho arm was set BY DR.. Toner, and 1t Is
now doing well,
The national Republican., 1862-05-14
IN, Provost Guard

We're engaged yesterday In hauling up the No.
groes who were wearing the United States uni.
uniform. The night previous several liquor
sellers were pounced upon BY this guard for
selling liquor 10 soldsys haftsr e} O'Clock, part
Of whom were fined S25 by Justice Walter.
The national Republican., 1862-05-14
whit.nurst, No. SS4 Penn. Avenue,

Ia selling original carlss de visits ph0tographl
Of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others: Our likeness. OF
sidered the best In existence. Bee our photo.
rrahs In oil ana water oolors. Also portraits Of
distinguishad men. Attention Of military men
is called to our full length lsttertypss, for send
ing by mail. aso ~