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The national Republican., 1862-04-23
Mr., Forrest as Macbeth.

ShakspeAre's glorious tragedy OF Macbeth,
remarkable alike for It's poetic grandeur and
Ford's Atheneum to night, with Mr. Forrest AZ
the representative Of the guilty Thane; and we
are assured that, trite AS the play has been rem.
dered by the aspiring ambition of the TRACE.
invest its to.night'S performance with that
dignity and freshness Of interest which Shaks.
perean work, ably and properly interpreted,
should possess for an intelligent community.
Mr.. Forests Interpretation OF Macbeta Is, in
its vividness Of illustration, \ study OF Shaks.
peare, which can only convey TO the minds Of
the educated lovers of the bard " Of all time"-
however much they may disagree rs to its
degree Of merit-the richest qualification. II
there are those on this side of the Atlantic din
posed intelligently to question the admirable
beauty and excellently distributed force Of Mr..
Forests personation of Macbeth, their Oriti.
cism comes in immediate conflict with the fixed
opinion of the great mass of our play.gcers.
who Concede to our gifted tragedian pre- smi.
nent excellence in this particular role, and ele.
vate 1t to the height In artistic fame, Occupi ed
by bis " Lear" his Rchelieu," and his Ham.
Forrest, ia the intensity Of its conception and
the bold intellectually of its dslineation. So
well defined and graphic Ia his pOrtraiture of
the character, in all It's varied phases, that the
most casual observer, however unfamiliar with
the pages OF Shakespeare, can scarcely fail to
rise from the performance with u correct ap-
probation of the moral attributes and intel
lectual characteristics Of the ambitious Thane,
while the admirers Of Mr.. Forrest will recOg-
nize In this success the pO,oer of genius,
which 1t has become part Of our national
pride to cherish. The supe erstitiOus optimism
of Macbeth, first manifested In his interview
with the weird sisters upon the heath, his moral
indecsion, and the brutal courage which fol-
lows his eventual subsection to the remOrseles 10
will of hs less imag native wife, are phases Ol
the character which are developed In Mr.. For
rests performance with distinotness and u
harmony quite charoscuric In effect. The ira
gedy will be given tonight with many novel
and yet legitimate mechanical effects. The
music of Locke, admirable as Il is, will be cor
recuy omitted from the representation. and
the seemnly grand incarnation scene of Shaks
peare restored. The costumes and other ac-
cessories will also be more historically cnrreci
than ia often met with To-day, en- pdSsd,t, Ii
the joint anniversary Of the birth. day o
Shakespeare, who WAS born on the 23d of April
1864, and of his death, in 1916. There IL, there.
fore, u peculiar appropriateness In the per
formanCs of ono Of his nObest works tonight
We again Call tho attention Of the manager t.
the popular desire which IL being currently
manifested for the repetition, by Mr.. Forrest
of his mastery impersOnation Of " Hamlet"
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
DruAk.

AlicsCole, prostitute. WAS up before Justice
Walter esterday for being drunk and disor-
derly the day before on Pennsylvania avenue.
station house, and yesterday hned i've dol.
lars.
Henry Blake was arrested yesterday fore
noon, by Officer Pendle, on the corner ofSeventh
and Z streets, for drunkenness and indecenoy.
he waa taken before Justice Walter, and nned
$l.5s, and told 10 sin no more, lest worse thing
betall him.
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
The city Coa all hasnber,

In accordance with the act recently passed for
that purpose, ia being thoroughly renovated;
and, indeed, II Is high time It was done, for the
misersbly ragged, dirty looking place which II
has been for several months, is n disgrace to
the city. The carpet, never At for such place.
being the onmmonest kind Of straw mating,
was dirty and ragged-tbe dirty windows were
for ourtains-and the whole appearance Of the
hall WAS repulsive. A new and substantial car.
pet Of cocoa m ,ltng is to be put down, new
curtains I" be put up, and the furniture, win.
dows, &c., are to have thorough cleaning. We
would suggest some change in the color Of the
walls Of the chamber. We cannot sympsthise
with the taste which would select such n dis.
NAL, dngy, and gloomy color for n legislative
hall, unless 1t WAS intended to keep up con.
stant reminder Of the funeral pail, and the
gloomy shades Of DEATH" In order 10 terrify
the city fathers into upright legislation.
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
Bold llOrsc Thief.

Two men belonging to the Fourth Pennsylva.
mia cavalry rode up TO the post office yesterday
a little before two O'Clock, alighted from their
horses, and went into the office. While there,
fellow, just enough intoxicated 10 make him
bold and saucy, jumped on one of the horses
and drove Of ut u rapid rate down Seventh
street. He WAS discovered by the cavalry
one Of whom gave chase on the other horse .
The thief drove furiously down to Pennsy lvania
avenue, thence into Missouri avenue, where he
WAS captured by Onioer Leach. The fellow had
spurred the horse so savagely that the poor
animal dropped down in the street, and thus
aided in the capture of his rider. The thief
WAS taken tn the seventh district station. He
was either too drunk or too stubborn TO give
his name, and was locked up until he shall have
time to cool of.
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
rho Homicide OF wharton.

The continuation of the investig alton into The
circumstances of the shooting of Wharton, the
political prisoner confined In the Old Capitol
building, by private Baker, Of the Pennsylvanis
0lst regiment, on Sunday night last, devel.
oped no feature not stated yesterday.
The parties implicated in the act are still
held under arrest, for due punishment; the
Military Governor, General WadswOrth, not re-
garding the provooation on the part Of the de-
ceased (disObedienoe oi orders and tho use of
taunting angusge) rs by any means justifying
the shooting.
Baker, himself, will doubtless he cleared, Ms
he but carried out the orders of the corporal
Of the guard, who, in turn, alleges that in giving
the order he but Obeyed the positive command
of his lieutenant.
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
DY 6HEES 4 VILLA Auctioussr.,
n GuANCERY hAIE DE REAL EsI AIk

QY GHEEs 4 WILLIAMS. Aurtion.sr'.
D CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AND IMPRovshxsTs-By virtue OF u d. cree Il the
oery ii,ipg bearing date the 18th day OF February
A. ID 1854 and passed IN q cause theron depending,
in which Jos.ph 7, Howard is comp''inATs aia
offer for sale, At public auction, on THURSDAY,
the lat day Of May, ID 1862, in front Oi the prem
ses at o'clock.P m all the right, title, iateIeI,
and pcs.essed at the time Of hs decease, OF, n and
to wit:
Lot numbered six tOl in 'quarc numbered SIX hun,
dred and one (6ol) corner south street and Second
street west
Lot numbered three %, in square numbered five
hu dred md ninety nine, (Na0J corner OF south ~
street and Second street west
The esst half lot numbered eight (0 In square
numbered four hundred and Diaety nine, ir Mt.
ing en- south street. between -Four and = half and
Sixth streets.
Lot number. d fourteen Il IN square numbered
nine hundred and eighty three, lDN3) frohtli
Twelfth street east, between north + aid north
street,.
And part of lot numbered thirteen ,3) In So rare
numbered six hundred aud twenty, ,d2oD 10 wit
The south thirty rix (36,l feet ireut OF said lot
thirteen, 49, extending back with that width the
entire depth OF said lot First street west between
north and streets--Ail of the Plan Of the city OF
washington--s portion Of which property is i'm
proved
The sale will commence at part lol in 'qusre IfP,
on south X, between Four and half and Sixth
streets, and continue from day to day until all is
sold
Terms of sale ;-Oae third cash the residue in
three equal instamens Of Fix, twelve, and eighteen
months the purchaser giving his notes FOR the de
said trustee and bearing interest iIsm the day Of
sale Title deed to b. retained until the whole Of
the purchase money j. paid.
AL '0N's''"'''s xsstRY GIsi L%o9p. f%5Sn uses
GREEN WILLIAMS,
ap l0--3taw Ads Auction.eIs.
The national Republican., 1862-04-23

81 In another column may bs seen o few
OF Washington, and they speak louder than any
thing we could say 1t |, with pleasure we lay them
before candid and appreciative public Our peO.
pie are tired Of theorieI, When m N Is sick he
wants the physician who prescrIbes remedies that
are sure 10 cure him, and such person Is found In
Dr. Tumblsty, Indian Herb Doctor.
Come and see for yourselves ye lame and suffering
Oh, ye rheumatic and dying, come and zee.
Light shall again the faded eye illume,
Aud rosy health the pallid cheek resume
Thuusands rescued from disease and death,
Invoke Gods blessings on Tumblety
desire your PROSTATE hearts to lit,
Your bleeding wounds 10 cure,
And with the treasures Of naturcs gift
Relieve the rion and poor.
The Indian Herb Doctor will describe diseases and
tell his patients the nature OF their complaints or
illness, without receiving any information from
them. No charge for consultation.
Office No. II, Warhing'on Building, Pennsylya.
mis- avenue, osraer OF Seventh street.
sp l0-u
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
Perseverance, Fire Com pany No. ..

Owing 10 the very inclement weather last
Monday night, and the leakage of the Hall, the
party advertised by this company" didn't come
Of." although 4 large number of ladies and gen.
tlemen were present. All these obstacles will
be Obvixted, and the grand ootillion party will
be given next Thursday night, when good
time may be expected.
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
~ Enfans Perdusv

This splendid French regiment, from New
York City, passed up the Avenue yesterday
about one O'Clock. They are not armed as
yet, but they made \ fine appearance, being
all very intelligent looking men, not yet brown
ed In the face by exposure. They were attired
In the well.knOwn French chasseur uniform.
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
Navy Yard.

Nothing of unusual interest transpired at the
Navy Yard yesterday. The revenue steamer
Miami is still lying At the yard. The expert.
mental battery is anchored about 200 yards
from the battery s on me dock, and . in rapid
be about eighteen inches thick, and the iron
with which II is to be clad is to be four and
half inches thick.
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
DIED.,

On the 2lst instant, after n short illness, Miss
ItEBECCA TAYLOR, eldest daughter OF Robert
Taylor, Esq
Relatives and friends of the family are re.
quested to attend her funeral, at 5 O'Clock this
evening, from Union Chapel, Twentieth street
west.
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
LOCAL NEWS.
Se Advertisers.

au~rly 10 thousand oopiss Of ths Repsb
Koan aro circulated among the floating popu,n
don every day bss,oss th.'srSs number served
10 rseula, sursor,bers. Advertisers will taks
note aron5d 5dingiy
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
Larceny.

yesterday afternoon by Oficsr Fenwck on the
charge Of stealing $3.50 from Catharine Dona.
van. He WAS taken before Justice Clayton, and
Ms the accusing party failed 10 prove the charge,
he was dismissed.
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
Persons n.

Ex Secretary Cameron and Gen. Cadwalla.
der, of Pennsylvania are In town, domioiled at
Wizards Hotel.
The family OF ex-senator Bright, of Indiana,
Is breaking up housekeeping here, and will
return home Immediately.
The national Republican., 1862-04-23

CUR sALE-A LOT on Fifteenth street West
east, with FRAME HOUSE ereo ed thereon
good location for store Cheap for cash Inquire
81 No. $40 Fifteenth street, directly opposite.
apr l0-9W.s
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
Whitshurst, NO. A3A Penn. Avenue,

10 selling original cartes de pisite photographs
Of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness OF
Mcclellan Ia the latest published, and Ia con.
siaSrsd a. me a, os1 IN existence. PEE our photo;
distinguished men. Attention Of military men
10 called to our full angth lettsrtypss, for send.
Ing by mail. deo IS
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
rha Avmv p.vu..t.r.

Who have been kept back by special orders,
are to proceed down to Fortress Monroe, &c.,
to attend TO their Onicisl duties. This will be
good news to our brave boys In the field.
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
[COmmunicated,l

MEssRs. EDITORs: In your issue Of the 18th
instant, an article appears charging the draw.
keepers on the Long Bridge with demanding
toll Of sick soldiers who were fsrred across the
broken portion of that structure. The state
ment IL untrue In so far as It refers to the draw
keepers. No charge has been made by them
for ferrying soldiers or anybody else. Persons
have been fsrried ACROSS by a party claiming to
charged; but the draw w:keepers are not respon.
sible for such charge. SAMUEL BOHD.
The national Republican., 1862-04-23

DY WALL 4 BARNARD, Auct'I,, Cor. Of
ID Ninth street and Penn. Avenue
On MONDAY, the 2sth day OF April. 1867, at :
O'Clock p m, BY virtue Of deed OF trust recorded
In Liber A s., No. so, ioios ?sG so2 QUE OF the
land records for Washington county, u. c., shall
cell, at the Auction Rooms Of Wall Barnard,
to the highest bidder portion Of the tract OF land
called
PLEASANT PLAINS"
Siusted In the county Of Wsshiup ton. on the Sew.
enth Street road, imm diately adjoining the toll
keepers house, at the hrst toll gate.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
U, u WARD,
Trustee.
WALL BARNARD,
mar aN-lawlwSds AurtiOneepa
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
U IF Ola L.

No Passenger Train to Manassss.
WAR DEPARTNK>r,
LDdce " Military Director
and Superintendent Railroads u s.,
Washington, April Is. 1869.
No passenger train will be run from Washington
to Manassas until further notice
ID. G. MCCALLUM,
splS n. d. Supt. Il, Il. U. y.
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
Feet.

Those requiring tho services of n skill.
full chirOpodist should not fail to call on DR..
tor has received n very liberal patronage In
Washington during the last hvs months, which
ia owing 10 his successful manner Of operating
and the following moderate prices: Corns per
corn, so cents; Bunions, from 81 TO 43. The
Doctor hurts the pocket but a trife, and the
toes not a particle. Give him call.
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
OFFICIAL,
WAR DEPARTMENT,

January 81, 1852.
ordered, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdayt. and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations In the field.
Saturdays will be devoted to the business Of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays 10 the business Of tho public.
EDWIN N. STANTON,
js22-d Secretary OF War.
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
keYarAl Xeaaela,

With suffers supplies, will 60 down the river
to-day, the restrictions having been 30 far 70.
moved us TO allow them to do so.
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
Rubber Goods At manufactursr's Prices
for Ten Days.

MIR. II. A. HALL will sell Mems Rubber Over
shoes and Sandals for 80 cents per pair. Ladies
Overs and Sandals, 81 cents per pair; Rubber ron
s2.o6 each; Rubber sheets, TO protect children'i
beds,) 60 cents each, ana every article made FROM
India Rubber or Gutta Peroha, at corresponding
prices, at The India Rubber Warehouse,
3OS Penpsylvania avenue,
apl1-tf Bet Ninth and Tenth sts
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
Future Days.

QYGnEEs 4 WILLIAMS. Apc,tone.rs.
d TRUSTEES SALE OF lot OF GROUND
Ar. AU TION On TUESDAY, TIL I'd day Of
May 1862 shall In front Of the pre- misses, st
O'Clock, p. m, by virtue Of deed Of trust to the
subscriber, bearing date the I'd day Of Ap'i 1862,
and drly recorded 10 Lber j. A. s, No 10. folios
100, 10l, and 1902, OF the land 'ecords tor Was
ington county in the Dis rict of Columbia, the fol-
loving named property, lyirg being In the city
Of Washington District afo eIaid, viz:
North part of Lot numbered seventeen l7) in
square nun cred five hundred and eighty five (bs5)
having front OF l5 feet Stcord street wer run.
ming back to an aley-the course aud dist nee more
fully made known on the day of sal,--ith The i'm
provements.
Terms of sale One half casN; balance IN 8 x and
twelve months, tn. pu chater to give no for the
deferred payments, bearing interest from day Of
sale, deed given and deed Of trust taken.
All onveyapcing at the cost of the urchaser If
the purchaser should fail to comply with the terms
In five days after the sale the trus reserves the
right 10 resell the property ut the risk aud cost o the
defaulting purchaser by advertising the raUe three
imes IN the Republican newsJaper
MAHLON ASHFORD,
Trustee
GREEN h WILLIAMS,
ap f3sod6ds Auctioceers
The national Republican., 1862-04-23

DOARD wANrED-By . GENTLEMAN and
ID LADY, In private family, within ten minutes
walk of The Capito Must be thoroughly loyal and
u comparatively for the Union Address >" NJ, L.
IL" Republican Once, giving terms, &c. sp12-st'
The national Republican., 1862-04-23

~ We are pleased 10 call the attention
Of citizens and .ol crs 10 he Mcclellan Art Gal cry
sac Seventh street. fur doors above d. There In no
other place In this city where beautiful Pluto.
graphs and Ambrotypes are taken, aud where 90
much politeness 10 shown to customers.
81 Photographs and Ambr0typcs OF all
sizes are taken on . new plsu ony known to the
pr prietor ofthe Mcclellan Art Gallery $40 Seventh
street, four door above d.
The national Republican., 1862-04-23

A LARGE LOT OF MILITARY VESTS FOR
"A sale cheap, at SMITHS, No. 800 Seventh st.,
opposite Post Office. mar 2o-d3m
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
0 + 10 l A L.

DEPARTMENT " STATE,
Washington Jan. rs, 1862. .
The Secretary OF State will hereafter receive
members of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the first Of next
| month.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
Germs, BunaOns,

Callosites bad Nails, Enlarged Joints and oil dis
ssses Of the human Feet cured without pain or los
Of blsod, by
DR WHITE, SURGEON CurRoropisr,
40 Pennsylvania Avenue, between ~ and 9th sts.
Room No. 7, econd floor.
Once hours from IL N. toe p m.
Gepteel and separate Apar tment for Ladies'
Ladies' and Gentlemen attended at their residences
mar ~ when desired
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
o Y + CI A l..

OFFICIAL.
HEADQUARTERS PRov0sT MARsHAL's OFFICE,
Washington, D. O., April 20, 1862.
Special Order No. 70.
Anonymous communications will not be
recognized At these headquarters. Complaints
Of citizens of depredations committed by sol.
diers must be accompanied with proper sigma.
lures, stating residence of complainants.
By order:
Maj. W. Z. DOSTER,
Provost Marshal.
q. Z. ROBINSON, Adjutant.
ap 23-2t
The national Republican., 1862-04-23

70 NJ T T NJ II NJ T. a L
" OPERA HOUSE.
Late Philharmonic Hall)
TREMENDOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
GRAND OPENING NIGHT,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1862
With attraction unprecedentcd-makinga eombins
tion Of talent and female beauty ~ equaled in tht
annals Of the profession; Introducing
sweet Songs, Music. and Melody,
NEW OPERAS,
FANCY DANCES AND BURLESQUEs.
In establishing this great Temple Of Amusement the
Managers have spared no expense In procuring the
most refnt fists and first talent in the country,
Of both male and male stars Of the brightest mag
nitude.
MISS MILLY ROSE,
The fascinating Danseuse, late Of Raves' Troupe.
MISS JULIA PASSANO,
The charming Songstress from the New YORK
MISS KATE MARSHALL,
The beautiful and charming Danseuse, late OF the
celebrated konzany Troupe.
MISS MARY WALTEN,
The brilliant Vocalist.
MISS LUCY CLIFTON,
The charming Danseuse
FRANK LEMOUNT,
The pleasing Balladst,
CHARLEY FLETCHER,
Eccentric Comedian and Irish Vocalist
HARRY TALsOTr,
son Of MOmus
MASTER WILLIE,
lightning Jig Dancer
FRANK BUCKSrONE,
Guitarist and General Performer.
And host Of STARS in rapid succession.
An excellent ORCHESTRA, under the Leadership
Of the well known Violtnist,
PROF. GEORGE NACHMAN.
sS-Front seats reserved for ladies "a
SCALE OF PRICES:
Palauette, q cents Gentlemen uuaocOmpanied
by ladies TO Orchestra chairs so cents Coored gal
lery, 25 cents.
Doors open at I O'Clock Concert commence at s
O'Clock precisely DR. u u. HARRISON,
ap2l Agent and Treasurer,
The national Republican., 1862-04-23

ATThe Mcclellan Ph0t0g aph and Am.
brotype Gallery, $40 Seventh street, four doors
above d, hss be ONE Washington Institution for
the most pleasing Csres de vsIte. II will BE- y, ur
loss by not pstroniziDg such perfect Establishment
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
Hsssss wanted. "
DEPor QyARrxRxAsrRR's OPprcR,

..l 4 Washington, D. O., April %, 1862.
WANTED, TO .DAY-500 Horses for Cavalry
and Artillery purposes.
No price will be paid higher than Sll5.
Horses will be subjeot to II rigid inspection.
Apply TO Capt. J. J. DANA, 40 n, corner
Twenty second and q streets.
d. n. RUCKER,
II Q. N. 4 COL, 30.
The national Republican., 1862-04-23

~ Fiem the high and responsibls po-
sitioa Of the gver, Dr.. Won Moschzi,ker 9 Induced
10 publish the following testimonial, selectd from
city:
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
TESTIMONIAL
MAron's Orvicr, Glonokrows,

April 10, 1857.
Impaired Tor some year past, placed myself uader
tbs professional treatment Of d.. Ven Aoschsisker.
After few week, OF his care, exv erienoed We y
log |. q good as II has been at any time wi'hin my
recollection. ADDISON,
Mayr
DR.. vos MoscHzIsksl, Oouiist and Aurist, ri. Pa
avenue. ap2l-8ts
The national Republican., 1862-04-23

VIZ AN ETS,-WANTED, TO HAVE ENFaY-
w body TO know that they can buy C!.thi y,
lowest price. II SMITHS, No, 400 seventh street,
mar 20-d9m
The national Republican., 1862-04-23

DY WALL d BARNAED, Aucsione.rs.
ID ENCLOSED LOT AND 81 BILE AT AUG.
TlON.-On WEDNESDAY, II O'Clock IN I'D In
stan' III sel In front Of the p, sss, part Of
Lot one Square 9I6 fronting 90 feet Tenth street
east, nesr corner Of Sou,h Ca'olna Nv yepue. and
rum ing back l3l feet inches, god fence en-
closes ihis lot ard stable.
Terms made known at sale.
WALL BARNARD,
apr IS Auctioneers
The national Republican., 1862-04-23

ITO SaOWMEN AND OTHER>.-An at.
i tractiye Diorama, WASHINGTON AND
TIE WAR" with other scenes, nearly completed,
l. offered TOR sale at bargain; or a. arr hngsnert
may be made for psrtnerhtp, perhaps. Managing
capacity and some cash means required Adde'S,
"a NJ Il :" box 6G, Pos, Ofice, Washington, ID {.
ND 22-3t.
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
WALL 4 BARNARD,
mar 29-lAwIwSds Auctioneers
rOyERNM ENT sALE OF CONDkMNED
" HORSES AND MULEs.

there will be sold at Public Auction, on THURS.
DAY April 2lth, at the Corral, near the Observato-
ry, and Twenty third streets, lot # llurses
and Mules, copd, mnt a. unfit for ublic eryice.
Terms cash, In Government iurd.
J. J. DANA,
Captain A. q. NJ U, S A.
MARSH ALL u PAGE, Auctionesrs.
WAsHIaoroS, April 10, 1862. apl7- I'd
The national Republican., 1862-04-23

QY j. q. MCGUIRE 4 co.. Aucsioneers.
ID SALE OF CHOICE ROSES &C AT AUG.
TON On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April
Esd, a. O'Clock, At the Auction Rooms If Jas. q.
Mcclure Co, shall sell abou. one TIT us7nd of<
the choic. st kinds OF hardy, perpetual b. emi g
Roses, Msgnolias. Cameliss, Japonicas, Orna.
mental Plants, Shrubs. Fruit
Trees, Evergreens
And gre It many other new nd rare Plsnts, &c.
Tine attention Of smateuis Is invited to this sale
which embraces as fine a collection as ever was
offered II this city
A. JARDIN,
Florist and Nu-eerynsn.
J.C. McGUiREk CO.,
apis fStarl Auction eers.
The national Republican., 1862-04-23

(a) Chaplain. tbl Captain. 10Y First Lieutenant
(d) AdJu tant and Beoond Lieutenant.
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Statement Of the Receipts and Expenditures Of
The United States for The quarter ending De-
csnsber 81, 1861, exclusive of trust funds.