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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-09
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a. SPENCER, LEICESTER,
ssssEha&S>.aA CHERRY VALLEY EEW W0R'
&f-,z--3 S-15ssSS CESrEE, and WORt ENTER ON
Flsss 10y ifNJf4 NlBUS. Winter Arr0nasmeht, t.
Sl--=@I1 -sAkssstS& commencing bee 5, 1862
80 p. W ~ 81
Lsaye Leicester at a. m, l3O p. M; leave lin
con II use ~ 1880 a. m, ana 43O p. m.
tuesnsy, Thursday, and Saturday Evenings: Leave
Leicester a 800, and Lincoln House at $50 O'clock
Leave cherry Valley Is minutes after starting from
Leicester on each trip. N'
Leave New Worcester at $50 a. M. 1851 a. m l30 n
nl,l J5O 'p uii $40 p m. leave Lincoln House II
0Se a. m, IL fn $50 4.30 $50 D. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave City Hall al S45p m. "
Leave New Worcester at 10 and l.3O D. o. Leave
City Rall at close Of meetings
E7press Business Pr9mPtly attended to.
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EYERY H0RSE OMNER
Caution.

To avoid imposition observe the signature and likeness
Of DR.. stephen Sweet every label and also Stephen
sweets lnfalibe Linment blown in the glass Of each
bottle, without which none are genuine.
RICHARDSON & co,
Sole Proprietors, Norwich, Ct.
uc9 deOdcuW
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MILLBURY AND WORCESTER ON.
AVE NIBUS leaves No. 1913 Main street. at 10 a. NJ and
aSV p M From Millbury, leaves Lovcs Hotel at 81
~ NJ ana lzSO p M; and leaves the Post Once st o
N aud D. diff s9G
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WORCESTER SCHOOL Of DR.
w sign AND ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
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TIEONsAs EDWAISnS,

Teacher OF Painting 81 Drawing,
Portraits Painted and Copied
Rooms NO 20 Flag Building, Opp. Bay state House.
Worcester, Mass.
a2Sj dit
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w ORCESTt ACADkMY.- The
w WINTER TERN OF this Institution will commence
Dec I'd. A. p. :. STUART. 4. NJ,
MI du Principal.
The national Republican., 1862-04-10

A VISDICArION or THE LABORING MEN or
THE NoRru,-ln the House, April 4, the propo
sition 10 tax slaves being under consideration
Mr. Menzies, Of Kentucky, asked why not
tax the Northern men for the laboring men
they employ" As soon as Judge Kelly, Of
Pennsy ylvania, could get the floor, he made the
following scathiug reply:
81 desire 10 say few words In reply TO The
gentleman from Kentucky. 10 arguing his
case that gentleman asked, why not tax the
Northern men for the laboriDg men they en-
ploy:" There is no analogy between The cascr
aud the supposed analogy is "a offensive a. II
is false; nearly three fitbs Of the first twsn,
i've years Of my life were spent in the work
shop, but was not property. Ny mother
could not he carried TO market by my employer
10 be sold, nor was ! \ thing for The shambes
The homs oi tho northern laboring man In his
sanctuary. The couch upon Which his dsugh
ter sleeps and the resting place Of his wife are
worth more than the life OF any man who dare'
invade them But Il is mol 20 oil The slave
girl or the slaves wife. The apprentice boy
| oi The North Ia recognized a. an immortal h
ing Mems are adopted 10 develop bis intel
lscl; train his moral nature, and II, him iol
social duties and sphere beyond this world
but INC bhvc N uehNu IN PToPeiCy' auu YOU
law prohibits the development Of his intellect
his character, or his manly attributes.
"Sir, let not the northern Iaboring man b'
compared 10 there creatures OF law whom IL il
felony to teach 10 read the word Of God. There
Il, l say, no analogy between the cases. Thes'
men, women, and children are held as thing
for the market. They have, il Is said, no right
which white man Is boaGd TO respect. The,
can no more receive and retain under the lav
the wages Of their labor than horse an,
In advertisements they are enumerated witt
horses, COVE, and other cattle. Tell me not tha
that Is tho way 10 speak Of northern laboriD
men Tell me not that there is an analogy
betwpen the CaBos !"
The national Republican., 1862-04-10
The Indian Herb Doe tor.

The Indian Herb Doctor will describe diseases aud
tell hs patients the nature OF their complaints Of
illness, without receiving any information from
them No charge for consultation.
Once No II, WashiSg'On Bulldog, Peunsylva
MIA avenue, corner Of Seventh street
OUR MORO.
We use such Balms a. have no strife
with Nature or the Laws Of Life.
with blood our hands We never stain
Nor poison men to case their pain,
Our Father, whom all goo ineas fills.
Provides the means 10 cure all Ills
The Hinple Herbs ber cath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pains complete
A simple Herb, . mple Flower,
Cull'd from the dewy Lea
Thcsc, these shall speak with touching power
or change and health 10 thee.
apg r. TUMBLErY, NJ. d
The national Republican., 1862-04-10
~
nrnnken meas,

In looking over tho police reports Of yester::
day and part Of the day previous, We found
hfty cases of drunk sness reported In the differ
ent statiOns of this city! Surely Ia not this an
alarming state of things In Wow OF the physi.
cal, mental, and moral degradation which this
abominable vice produoes' When Will men
learn to ba mon, and not brutes' ION that
man should put An enemy In hs mouth TO steal
away his brains,r was the exclamation Of the
immortal Shakespeare, many years ago, when
the vile compound Of death Was not so abomni'
bly, adultersted by deadly drugs Ms at the pros
ent day.
Let the moral aud religious portion Of the
community wake up u the full realization o'
the evils which surround US In this city in con-
sequence of the vile compound which mad
dens and kills"
Take away this prolific CAUSE OF evil, and mol
only those fifty cxses reported above, but near.
Iy all other police CASES would be done away
with, including the arrests tor disorderly con
duct, profanity, selling liquor IN the Sabbath
hghting, larceny ,inceDdiarlsm, murder, &c., &c
Let something be done 70 elevate the tone o
nublic sentiment on the subject of dram drink
ing.
The national Republican., 1862-04-10
DIED.,

Suddenly, on tha morning Of the 9th instant
Mrs.. SARAH BuRcH, In tho 66th year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place from her late res.
idsnGs, No. i7s Fourteenth street. between
and y streets, this (Thursday) afternoon, at 3
O'Clock. Friends and a0quaintanCes of the
family are respectfully invited 10 attend.
On the 18th October last, near Manassas, Va,
WILLIAM I.UpwiG PEuGn, NJ. D., after an illness
of f27 days. Of typhoid fever, in the 46th year Of
his age.
On the lat September last, JOns LEWIS PErdH
In the 10th year of his age; and on the LIST Mo-
vsmber last, SIDNEY PEuGH, in the lAth year
Of her age, of typhoid fever-both son and
daughter of fJohn X. Peugh, ND, of fCenlreville,
Virginia.
In this city, IN the morning ni tho Sth inst,
At 6 O'Clock, In the i7th year of his are, JOSEPH
II. JORDAN, formerly Of Ellsworth, Maine, but
FIR tho last eight years an efficient clerk IN the
Office Of the Auditor nf the Treasury for the
Post Office Department.
tElsworth, Maine, and Holy"ks, MassaChu
sets, papers please copy.l
The national Republican., 1862-04-10
MILITARY GAZETTE.
I Oriss 0ivi.s ThsnS4 fsss sths Recent
drsat Vic'esiss sysv hsbes and
gE. Traatsrs.
wER Rss s'SsIgssgsAf. ,ss,5

F"ENNf~EHA ApV " looss
ordered Id. That al meridian of the SUN
day next after the receipt Of this order, at The
Mead Of every Teginent In tbs armies Of the
United StateS thSset sthli Be offered By ~
chaplain prayer, giving thanks to the Lord
Of Hosts for the recent manifestations Of His
power 10 the overthrow Of rebels aud traitors,
md invoking the continuance Of His aid In de.
livering this nation by the arms Of patriot sol
dlers from the horrors Of treason, rebellion, and
civil war. t..
I'd. That the thanks and congrs' ulations Of
The War Department are rendered 70 Major Cen
eral Hallsck for the signal ability and success
that have distinguished oil the military opera
tions Of bis depsi tment, and for the spirit and
courage manifested by the army under his com
mand, under eveiy hardship, and against every
odds, In stacking, pursuing, and destroying
the enemy wherever he could be found.
Sd. That the thanks Of the Department are
also given 10 Generals Curtis and SIgel, and
the Officers and soldiers Of their commands, for
matchless gallantry at the blody battle Of Pea
Ridge; and to Major Generals Grant and Buel,
and their forces. for the glorious rspulse Of
Beauregard at Plttsburg, in Tennessee; and 10
Major General Pope and his oficers and SOL
diers for the bravery and skill displayed In
their operations sgsinst The rebels aud traitors
entrenched at Island No. 10, on the Mississippi
river. The daring courage, diligent prosccu-
tion, persistent valor, and military result Of
these achievements are unsurpassed.
fth. That there shall this day be a salute oil
100 guns from the United States Arsenal al
Washington, 10 honor Of these great victories.
EDWIN N. STANTON,
..ef .l..,., Secretary OF War.
The national Republican., 1862-04-10
PsrsOnal.

Brig. GEN. 7. W. SHERMAN, late Of the south
Carolina military department, u In town, dom,
iciled ut WiIlards'. 1t IL said he has baen
ordered to report himself for duty in Cen.
Halleck's department.
Hos. W. p. Doe, Commissioner Of Indian Al.
fairs, in the Interior Department, is quite III nj
his residence, No. rs Indiana avenue.
Col. DgvEss, of the Massachusetts, Fifteenth
regiment, who has been nominsted AZ brig
adler general, Is said to bs n great favorite
with the MasSaCh usetts delegation In Congress,
who say that he has won his nomination At
Balls Bluff.
DIgD.-The wife Of Ten. Totten died In this
city last Saturday. She WAS distinguished for
kindness, refinement and every domestic ex.
ce1lenGe.
CLARK MILLs, the celebrated sculptor, has
advertised his country residence, near tIis
city for rent. He intends to leave for Europe
some time this month.
The national Republican., 1862-04-10

DY WALL u BARNARD, Auct'rs, Cor. Of
ID Ninth street and Penn. Avenue -
On MONDAY, the 18th day Of April, 1885,, at
O'Clock p. m, by virtue Of deed OF US, recorded
In Liber s.. No. 50, fOos 2s6 Fl seq, one OF the
land records for Washington county. " c., shalt
scll, at the Auction Rooms Of Wall barnafd,
the highest bidder, portion OF the tract OF laho
called
PLEASANT PLAINS"
Situated in the county OF Waship, ton, on the Sev
enth Street road imm diately adjoining the toll
keepers house, ut the firs, toll gate.
Terms made known on the day Of ale
u b. WARD,
Trustee,
WALL Il BARNARD
mar gn-lawIwSds Auctoneers.
CONSTABLE'S SALE -By virtue OF two writs
Y OF Geri ia ias issued by II JoAnSon, Fsl one
OF the Justice OF the peace In and fer the county
of " ash ngton, ID. c., and to me directed | have
seized and isken ss the property Of John WILEY
~ Chumois SKINS
. baxes OF Sweet Oil
I pair of Balance Scales, and
Boxes OF Cigars, which shall proceed to cell iH
trout OF the bank OF washir gtou, coTnyr Louisiana
aud Seventh street, on Saturday, he '2rh astant ~
ten O'CLOCK, m, to pay and satisfy Judgments in
favor Of u. y. Louiou Co. ~
Terms cash JACOB KING,
l0-it Constable.
The national Republican., 1862-04-10
Colonization.

Mr.. Joseph Z. Williams, a very intelligent
colored man, formerly An agent of the Hsytisn
scheme' Of emigration, but who is convinced
that the scheme is Il failure, In now In This city
for the purpose Of comforting with his brethren
on the subject Of colonization within the limits
of the United States. His idea Ia 10 petition
Congress to assign his race some territory for
their exclusive use and control. lie would be
pleased to confer with the pastors Of the col.
thinks favorably of his projsot, in order 10
havo some concert Of action In this matter II
no much Importance to that class of citizens Of
the United States. He tan be found In W est
street, Capitol Hill, near the Capitol.
The national Republican., 1862-04-10

DIV GHkEN d wILI.IAM-, Auot ."u.s...
ID TRUSTEES SALE Ot HOUSE AND Lui
EAST OF THE CAPITOL, ~ AlCIloH -on
MONDAY. the l4th day OF April isd2, thall tei
in rOnt of the premises At clock p, b virta,
o deed OF I, ust to the subscriber and duly 70
COZ ded n Liber j. A. No Ia, toiios lla lS", i3l
and 1872, one OF the Land records for W ashingior
county IN the Ditrict OF Columbia, the iohewinE
named property lying and being in the city ofNNa b
ington District afor said viz west part OF lot NUN
bered eleven III in sIuare numbered ten hundrci
and seven q ,6vI) having front OF forty two itt'
nine inches 70 feet inches more or less, or Hoftt
y, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, east.
ruaning back to alley lis feet, moe or less, 10
gether with the improvements, which are dwel
ling house, &c.
In six and twelve months the purchaser 10 give note
or the deferred payments Uearng interest frUL day
OF sale all convey ancing at ;he at of the p4rchs
se r: the cash ayment will be required TO b ppr
down, when the property is knocked on, anG IL no'
paid down. the property will be then and here
again put up and std % the highest biddert u Swili
comply and II the whole terins are not comI with
in i've days the trustee reserves the right TO esei
the property at the risk and cost OF tht delinquent
purchaser by advertising the same, three day, In
ihe Republican paper. ~
WILLIAM u. CRIPPS. trustee,
GREEN Il WILLIAMS.
Au tioLeers
mar l1-2aWNdJ
The national Republican., 1862-04-10
The Fire

Which took place on Monday, IL still smoking
from tho mass Of ruins which is left on the
ground where stood two Of the finest iron front
stores in our city.
The policemen Of the fourth ward have been
untiring in their attention to the ruins, lest they
should blaze forth again. 1t requires tho utmost
diligence lest such should occur, especially In
the night. The hose Of the Perseverance Fire
Company have been kept constantly ready for
use, and arc used frequently to extinguish tho
flames which sometimes show themselves.
This property Ia said to be on ground valued
higher than any in the city, which Is n good
guarantee that Il will not long bs unoccupied,
but that other buildings rs good AZ the former
will soon be erected on II.
One party gave an order for materials while
his fine warehouse was yet burning.
The national Republican., 1862-04-10
AEaraa Caas.

Some five or six months ago, = farmer named
Green, rsAdssessM NusPD~H Hin, w Virginia,
stolen. Nh clue to ibe animal was obtained
until Yesterday, wheh II vas asosrtalned that
= horse, answering the description Of the one
lost, waa in the possession Of the sutler OF tho
Justice Donn, and placed in the hands OF on
GERS King and Norwood, who srrSsted We sut-
ler and recovered the horse. The jhtier Al
leges that he purchased the horse OF y soldier
for $50, though the animal 10 worth four times
that amount. further examinatiOe will he
had on Monday next.
The national Republican., 1862-04-10
Slavery In its Dying Agoniss

An affecting scenc occurred At No. i?4 Fit.
teenth street, on Tuesday. Edith Duval, n fine
Golored girl. the properly Of Mr.. -, had
lived long tima in the family. and both her.
self and ths family have besn fearful that her
owner would take her out Of tho DiRsrict, be.
fore tho emancipation bill became u law. This
fear was such upon the poor girl that she, with
great reluctance, waited on the door. On
Tuesday ,,On waiting on the door she saw her
master, and tho sad truth WAS revealed 10 the
family, that she was to be forced away, by the
loud shreks and waings of the girl. She was
taken away amid the tears and protestations Of
the family.
This is probably but ono nf many similar out
RACES being now committed In this city.
How much longer shall these outrages upon
human nature be permitted under the very
shadow OF our Capitol,
The national Republican., 1862-04-10
Larccn y,

Lloyd Cole was sent to Jail Tor the larceny Of
ST in money from Mr.. John A. Baker, under
the following peculiar circumstance Mr.. Ba'
ker got 40 wet At tha FIRE on Monday As TO ma
cessitate n change Of clothes, and Lloyd took
possession OF the wet clothes long enough to
abstract bunch Of keys from the pocket,
with which ho robbed the safe Of Mr.. Bartho.
low, of which store Mr.. Baker Is clerk. Patrol.
man Leach was sent IN Coles residence with \
search. warrant, but failed 10 obtain any owl.
dence oI rho robbery. but thv next day ha
went again, and after II diligent search, found
the bunch Of keys In the stOve.pipe. He took
Cole into custody and brought him betore Jus.
tice Dom, who sentenced him As above, for trial
At court.
The national Republican., 1862-04-10

vINHE AFRICAN ZION CONNECTIONS
i snc Soytc'n y Anss, ,i oSns,vnos VI h .hS All All
mspce t session on Saturday, the 18th instant, at
O'Clock in the evening, st the John Wesley church,
Connecticut avenue, The Rev psier Ross, the Su
perintendcot Of this District will preside. Session
will continue through the next week. On and att
Monssy next, the public are invited TO attend
ap lost
The national Republican., 1862-04-10
jazz II

sEThs Grand Union Promenade Sup
per, contemplated on Thursday evening, 10th inst
At John Wesley church, will be postponsd until Tue.
day eveaing, 18th instant, at which time the friends
and public generally are invited to attend
Rev. G. j. CARTER, President
Eh BRESr, Secretary ap l0--3t>
The national Republican., 1862-04-10
Am uselnents.

WASHINGTON STnEArRv.-Our citizens are much
indebted TO Manager Kunkel for the company
and attractions which he has proviosd ~ tns
TO those hitherto offered. Miss bAssman crop
ped the bowl and dagger last night and appear.
ed in Bourcicsult's fne comedy OF ofnLondon As
snS TO .sy that ssg sggus * a.. in comedy
az tragedy, and In the part which We have Just
named, has few, u any, ,superiors: we have
seen those who with whip In hand would cut
an ecstacy to a Passion, in hopes Of rsceiving
the gallery plaudits; We have seen Lady
Gays" who would treat their "dollys" more
like wooden dolls than husbands, and evinoe TO
the audience more affection for their horses
than for their companions, but Miss BstsmAn
does not forget that she ia representing an Eng.
lsh noblewoman, and in refusing to oAter 70 the
ignorant frequenters Of the gallery 10 much To
be commended in these days ofthe prostrStion
Of the legitimate drama.
Tonight Miss Bateman appears As Lady
Teazel,n in the "School for Scandal, supported
BY an admirable cast of Manager Kunksl's su
perior dramsto company; niss Efis Gsrmon
appears ~ "Rosettx" in the "Swiss SWANS"
FoRD's ATHssgux Last night the great ira.
gedian, Forrest, appeared in the character OF
liking Lear, >" and II Ia needless for us TO say
that II WAS magnihcently rendered. T0-n,gnt
Forrest appears In another great ShakspearlAn
no one will miss the opportunity afforded IN the
present engagement 0f tho great Forrest Of
hearing tho greatest living tragedian.
CAsTERRuRY. very disagreeable wealth.
or OF the last few nights, seems not TO diminish
the crowd Of visitors At the Canterbury. The
truly wonderful performance Of the Delevante
brothers astonishes avery behoder, and we
consider them at the head Of their profession.
An excellent programme IL offered for to
night, and the entire company will appear In
their tavorite acts. Tho groat SUCCESS OF the
aide splitting negro farce oh Hush, or tho
Virginia Cupid" ;" induces the management to
present 1t again this evening.
ODD Fellows s'HALL.-Kunkel'sO Opera Troupe
still continues to delight the lovers OF run, pre-
senting each night u sucCossion Of novelties more
amusing and entirely different from those ever
presented In this city, by other companies sly
ling themselves "minstres." The weather has
but little effect on tho patrons of kunkers
troupe, II appears; last night there were more
ladies present than In any other place of ainuse
ment, indeed, It appears that Odd Fellows Hal
is now the popular resort OF the fair Sex
Harry Lehr, Nelse Seymour, and the entire
company will appear 10 night in An entirely
now programme. The "JOlly Blacksmilhs,'
the "Troubadour )" and Il leap for Life" are
among the new buresques for this evening
The management are busily preparing n mon
ster concert" which will be given in few
days,
The national Republican., 1862-04-10
lnseAa Ru bbsr Goods.

IndN0 IIu bbOr COONss
Rubber blankets ior Soldiers, 81 .2S each.
Rubber ronohos and Blankets combined, $3.50
each.
India Rubber Coats, white and black, $3.50 esoh.
India Rubber Legg,ns, ~ per pair.
And all kinds Rubber G0Ods-includin4 Rubber
Booh and Shoes, Rubber Stopp,ra for Bottles, Door
Mats, Underahcstins for Beds In sickncss &c, &o, at
nsnufacturers prices, At II A. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
Dos PcnnsylvaniA avenue,
deo lett Bet Ninth and Tenth Sta.
The national Republican., 1862-04-10
Released.

Charles +. Dudley, Of Georgetown, who WAS
recent Are on tho avenue, and had been com.
mitled To jail for \ further hearing befnre Jus.
tice Thompson, WAS brought before that magis.
trate yesterday afternoon. The Justice, after
hearing all the facts io the oase-there being
no o yidence TO crminats- dismissed the charge.
The national Republican., 1862-04-10
Future Days.

DY GUEEN Il WILLIAMs. 9. A uctione-rs.
d HOUSEHOLD 4 KITCHEN FURNll URE,
Two Wagons, Esgs, vioesar, Wine, fine Patent
Platform Scales -On SATURDAY, the 18th inst 4,
We rhsll sell 10 front Of our store No $40 Seventh
street, at 10 O'Clock, a m r o.
Market Wagons,
10 bbs, Eggs, 2 bblr Vinegar, ...
td.zen prime Native wine-pure juice Of grape
Dbl pure Spirits,
Fine Patent Platform Scales, weiyhiug 200,
Writing Decks
ALSO, a general assortment of excellent Furni.
ture, Beds, Mattress, and bedding.
Terms cash.
GREEN h WILLIAMS,
aplO-3t Auctioueers
The national Republican., 1862-04-10
A New Disease.

A disease is becoming prevalent In town of a
some what singular ohsrsCter. A Acrtd, burn.
Ing sensation ID hrst noticed In the mouth ana
throat; soon y sense Of hest and pain is ex
perisncsd in the stomach, with nausea, which
frequently induces vomiting, elther In connso.
tion with purging or previous TO IT,. II always
occurs soon after eating, and results In great
physical prOstration. Who oAn account for II 7
The national Republican., 1862-04-10
Indscsney.

Alfred williams was arrested, BY Roundsman
Turner, on Tuesday, for committing nuisance
In the public street, IN the presence Of some
ladies'. He was taken to the seysnth district
planned bitterly of his hard fats. and WAS let
% next morning, after being required to clean
up the station.house, and put things in order 4.
Ne said he would behave better next time.
The national Republican., 1862-04-10
Feet.

Those requiring the services Of n skill.
iul chropOdist should not fail TO call on Dr..
White, al 426 PeRnsy lvxnia avenue. The Doc.
tor has recaived very liberal patronage in
Washington during the last Ave months, which
Is owing to his successful manner Of operating
and the following moderate prices: Corns per
corn, so cents Bunions, from 81 10 $3. The
Doctor hurts tho pocket but \ trine, and the
toes not n particle. Give him call.
The national Republican., 1862-04-10
m.rr,.s, or \ CIersyman,

The Rev. u. n. M. Lemon, formerly pastor Of
Gorsuoh Chapel, on the Island, now stationed
in Al.aaSdria wss syg,sd yssSssEssy after ter
teresting ceremony WAS perfnrmed BY the Rev.
Nj. Phelps, Presiding Elder Of this district, at
the residence Of relative Of the bride. on the
Island,
The national Republican., 1862-04-10
d AssENGkn TRAIN TO MANASSAS.
WAR DIrARIALgT,

WAR DIfAklAktlt
Office A,t'y SuI't and Director RaiIUat, Us.
Washington, April ., ls62.
Until further notice, passenger train will be run
on Saturday Of each week, from Seventh street and
Maryland avenue to Manassas, leaving Washington
at $50 a IN, arriving at Manassas at IAN rstu'nir
will leave Manassas at 30 p. IN, arriving u w1h
iugton At 6p. m. Fare from Washington to Manas.
sss and return, s3; and from Alexandria TO Manas
sas and rctsru, s9sS'
Military Director and supt Railroads, Us
apr i-u
The national Republican., 1862-04-10
OFFICIAL.
war DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
January II, 1862.
ordered, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursday, and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations iu the field
Saturdays will be devoted 10 the business o.
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays 10 the business Of the public.
EDWIN N. STANTON,
jazz II Secretary Of War