The national Republican., 1862-07-11

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70 regular subscribers. Advertisers VII sake
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Amusemenss. -
Gaovsx's TuEArss. Tonight, the besutiful
and popular soubreite, Mlss soPn,s , vy ,ha Nnns.
may be crowded in every pait. pniss. mss "v y, ~.
will appear This evsning as I.euy Dr,ggs' ~ We
"t;"vsrnots = Wife," ard MS Matilda Jane, ~ -
Regular FixD The nrst named IA comeuy OF
rare excellence, sbOundiug IN nume,oas con N
icai situations, and possessing simpie Ana ae.
Iightful plot The laAt mentioned 10 n raoy
farce one Of the most inodern sn9 Ieh'y yru Sno
Of the best in which Mr.. SetcheH plays. Ln1e
f,vorito comedian also appears IN hs nrs'
pleco MA HiooOry Short, . very laughAble char
acter indeed. Tomorrow might, tee snesWe
closes, and viii so remain until We nM sssson sa
Mr.. II. d. Phillipss name 10 unoefhnso 'or
benont to morroW night. ,t. is.
CINrsppusY.-Our rsadsrs will bear In mind
that 10 night win be positively the last, but one,
of the e-oat stars now pe!torn,sg q uois S s'e.
giant temple Of mirth and music. To,nignt
capital programme "a offered. embracing sns
the fascinating dsnseuse, Marietta RaveI the
charming queen Of song, Mis- Eva Bsent; Mons.
valarde, the ast stonisling dancer; the Seigrtst
brothers. IN their thrilling fssts s o. M sssenssn
his great stilt act, together with the various
other artists Of tho combined companies, con.
GLIDING with the ludiorous trick psntomims
entitled the " wedding Fest VAL" r..
TSe lsst grand matinee tomorrow afternoon
for ladies' and children. ''
PuRpY's yA.,rrrrs.-A free concert BY tai.
eated artists, 10 given nightly, and the choicest
Of refreshments served to you BY the sweetest
sptoimens OF feminine loveliness. Give the
Varieties visit. , .- ..... .a..
RebeI, In FairfAz Cs, virgisaa. 4
Last Sunday. July 9Th, a wedding party from
Georgetown went 10 Fairfax county, Virginia,
near the old Damp meeting grounds Of Union
Church, TO take dinner with the grooms
mother, q truly loyal and respectable lady.
for JEFF Davis, TO-, made by persons on the road.
On looking out, they saw party OF hve. with
n Confederate dag, exhibited there. no doubt,
to insult the groom, who has made himself ob.
noxions in that nsighborhood BY the ires ex
preston Of his Union sentiments. But this was
soon cut short by two young gentlemen of the
dinner party. who, scaling the ienoe, and With
no arms Of defence, tore down the rebel flag.
and. cutting Il up, trampled 1t In the dust. Two
of these Ave rebels are sons OF men who have
boan allowed TO return to their homes amer
taking the oath Of slleganoe--G. W. Gunnef !,
and r, J Gibson, two men who II they had their
just deserts, would ut least be confined, and be
prevented from further using their injurious
influence in neighborhood which they have
nearly des,royed-which can be proved BY
their own dupes.
How much longer win such things be allowed
TO continue. It Ia \ pity that some who think
taking the oath OF allegiance makes rebels
loyal, could not live in such a neighborhoed
ling enough to satisfy themselves that this
taking the oath business 10 all miserable farce.
The names Of the two young mon who pulled
down tho rebel dag, are Kinsey and John
Brewer-two M loyal mon ss can be found in
the American Union. .r
More Cove nment Property Recovered.
Sergeant Cronin and Roundsmxn Fsnwick. Of
tho Fourth ward, made. n search OF the prem
ises Of John ko'zel, who kseps a brewery In
the Iear Of LGiilar's Gardens, between New
Jersey avenue and First street. They have had
their suspicious aroused In regard to this place,
and yesterday they made the descent on him.
They found large amount OF Government
imv,ias. Tho stock oonsisted of blank ets, fonts,
clothing, &c. Tho clothing, much Of It, wAs
entirely new, among which were several on
oers' suits, = sword 10. The goods we're turned
over to the Provost Marshal, and kotzell was
dismissed by Justice Walter.
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Ms.tIng Of the liiinnis, RELIEF Associs =
st0n.
A meeting Of the citizens Of Illinois was held
last Wednesday night IN tho room Of Commits
sion.r Dole, nj the Patent Ofico. Commissioner
Dnle presided, and some stirring and eloquent
remarks w6ro made by Ar. Brown, the Ser
peant nj arms Of the House Of Representatives
and late editor Of tho Courier, published ut Al
ton, Illinois.
A cnmmttea Of finance wss appointed to COL
lect fuhds. and the determination was expressed
mt 10 be behind other States In efforts for the
relief OF tha suffering soldiers. A collection
was taken up.
Deaths Of Soldiers.
The following deaths In the various hospitals
30, in this vicinity have occurred since our
last report:
Ga". Minis, company X, 3lth New York.
W. Kaarney. company @, 9tth New York.
Ed. Bagust. company B, l2,h United statei
john W. Thompson. company F, ID Indians
Cavalry.
s W. Long, company F. 7,h Pennsylvania.
John German, c mpany @, Slst Pennsylvs-
] FREQ, company K, 55th New York.
John A. q. West, company H, lO5th New
York.
Crlminai Court
JUDGE CRAWFORD PRRsfDNG.
Yesterday Tho entire session Of tho cour
wns ornupled In hearing testimony In tho cast
ct u. Wander ken, charged with an assault
with intent 10 Kill. great doAl Of interest II
manifested in this casi and as tho aigumsn
commences !" day, We presume the court room
will be crowded.
The grand Jury have or'ered tho discharg,
Of Elizabeth Rlchsteiu and John Hogan.
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Sales Of Real Estate.
Mnssrs. Green 4 Williams, Wednesday after
noon. s"ld lot IS, IN N street, between fwslfli
and Thirteenth streets, improved by two two
story frame dwi llings. TO Mr.. =. A. Tsohi+ iy
at $50 oach. Also, lot z, In square 4l6, OF
Eighth street, near Boundary, to II. Rupert
At ~ cents per foot. This lot IL situated nea
the Park, and the price II said TO he the highas
yet obtained al public sale In that part Of tn
City.l
The Emancipation Commissionsrs.
Tho following petitions have been hled sinc
our last:
Allison Naylor. Jr.. 2 slaves; r. Nsylor, ]
Elizabeth williams, z; Ariana J. Lyles, II
Elisha Jonas, executor, 6; James l.. Addison, :
Elizabeth u, sslsr, ]; Catherine Chisholm,
JnsGrh and Thomas Weaver, 7; Joseph Weaver
3; RebecGa 8. Weaver, ]; u. N. Chaplin, l.
Up To this time, 875 petitioners have Ale
claims for 2,S77 slaves.
Stealing.
Elizabeth Smith, 4 polOred girl, living a.
servant in the family NJ Mr.. Anderson, on Firs
street, was arrested yesterday by Roundsmal
Fenwick, on complaint Of M. Anderson, VIII
charged her with stealing a breastpin, studs
towels. 60, while living in his family. As sh
WAS ahaut 10 leave, and had her things packed
the officer searched her trunk, aud found th