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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-13
Ey S2nilier g. Rurresn, A uota,
Iron. Front Rnilding. aovsrnor street.

TxTEssIvE skLE 6F Kx1HAseg HOTEL
IL FUGAIrGGE 1T Az TrIOE,-sn oonss-
Uusnce of tina great difficulty il procuring ads-
&C ale supplies, he undersigned has dstsrninsd TO
con tract bis brsinsss and to ccfns himself 70 the
management Of the Ballard House only. He will
therefore sell al puelie auction, On TUESDAY, the
25.h day OF November, On the premises, the entire
rfJREITUER of the Exchange Hotel, including
the isrgest and best assortment Of Hctel Kitchen,
Bin irg Room. Chamber, sed Parlor Furniture to BE-
found in the South OF eon:ss tho variety u too
great TO be- enumerated IN An advertisement. In
Kitchen Furniture will be sold two large Steam
Boilers, one Steam Engine and the usual assort-
msnt OF apparatus 20 conduct large hotel bud
mesa Ia C!atnz- Room Furniture WI Be sold HI
t. nsion and oval Dining Tabsss Table Cutlery,
Crock ~, and Glassware, Large number Of Stoves,
Pipes Zinc &C.; Chsirs, Table Linen, - 10. IN
Chsnibs Furniture viii be sold Bureaus, WWdrobes,
Hair and 6auck Hattrsases; Rosewood, Mahogany,
aod Wslnu. BedstsadS, Wsshstanos, 10; Marble.
top Tables; Csrpsts, (m&ny Of themmostly new md
bet little used and great varsity of other Cham
Der Furniture, too tedious 10 neution In fafl0r
Furniture will Be sold elegant French plata Mir.
rors, due Carpets elegant ~ Chandelier, ana a
Ia. &c stock # Ges EiItures elegant French China
Vases extra s.Es Sofas, Divsns ChAirs. Rich Our.
ans, &c, sc In fact tbs entire Furniture Of the
tel In every department il Of the very best and
fines. description, snd the large and unrs sarved
safe Of II vii Offer 20 hotel and houses eepers an
opp; rtuhity rarely 20 be met with The sale will
commence the morning OF the 2eth inst At 10
O'Clock a1d be continued from day to day until
completed JNo +. BAL LARD
s.le conducted by SuMAkK & BUR&Ess. Auc-
tioneerS. 10 II
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l. OK ; ak Al sxcsile al seeoni hand PIANO,
l. IN ins2ogsoy cass with handsome Stool a1A
U.vs., ia fine ogoer l. can be q. O.. " Ar Tsos
A oiAfLkss. corner 2,d enc kfankiin SIS Apply
~ az ser tarns. W. ". rOAPkiNs Bro,
40 t3-~3as Rasiu HanL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-13

y . fA-A ''f''' '41s = A'"' = > and
: barrels Soap,
soJ co EAlGa aod 5upsr Fiodr,
SOFT ooAes aud c-ddl~ S "a .uiGc.u.ld Tobacco,
20 tiSr,sp fii-.v h.ce,
~, b. Emil SacVa.
~ Uuu -rpefi havana Cigars.
IL tx ana sstS by
4 L. ROBERTS,
Commission IA reliant,
70 l3-2,N Corrsr ! asr sad i3.a II ets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-13

l. u. sAAa-. s.fciiy 40 l Pi aNO, 7 % AYES,
II teagas Two y airs aso from the fAstory Of
aes q 10, 81 b .itlno =. ihs ins srumsut eau BE-
ssea b. iasuL1ng OF
Il. AUE1ER, Hsnnlagsen Hospital
no Is -.6t' wall street,
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L. son s&Ls SENlA1 MlCHIaAs.-Two Of
It Daugsr's largest xxs, No 4, Tor ssls By
wv. liza SMITH,
HI Isis ia Main Attest, NJ slAirs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-13

LSf-S.5 RNAnD-Lo-t IL the 33d day OF
Z Ortrh-r, L 81 the Central Railroad, a lar. e
b -Tn TkU X, With tAe initials .f ny psn,e
sSch e d. Old ~ name in full card the tor.
ne aiove rsvyatd will be paid OF the del very OF
srid trurk ard eonlen-s at the baggage f6ce Ia
thvriottes lille. or Tompkins & src Riehsnund.
Capt W. W. CAN'T,
rn'3-lw 18th Virginia Cavary.
EF"Whis t,.d Examiner copy, and send bills to
y y Icmpkiay BIO
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0Sf $40 R1WARD.-Lost, or taken away
L.. by mistake, isst Friday evening, from the Pc.
;e:sburs Depot, woodsa TRUNK, painted green,
with two paditcxs in frcnt Tho shove reward
viii Dc paid to any bringing the SAID Trunk to
tie Monticello Hotel, Broad street, or giving infer
ma :on that will lead to IT'D recovery.
no 10 Ut
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4. .. NAVY DEP ,kENENT,l
OFFICE Or DAD AID hfDi>oaE.fHY,
aI>AL4oad. Va New I2.a. ioo:.
fRNO SOY a kEEsa.- Z rsons .2iiied IL Rye
making .vtease1 10 cal at Il UIl 81 X. IN
~ - tAtehSAi-s 4. st..u.o
\SisnsOj dHOG6E mIGoR,
chef o. Ordinance ana HYDRO rsshy.
nc 8 -see3w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-13

EIHFE DOLLARS REWARD For my black boy,
T. JOHN He is about IL years old Iexpsct
- is lurking shout sonas Of the camps on the
br,b LIS Of the city.
& G. EGGELINa. Groai It,,
no ll--2t< Near Richmond fOlleRo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-13

( : ~ NAWo 40 Ias A.. ID ..s3--su,t re.
ceaVt y the itS. luet al tie hi
A.rf CT froui Fl slSe, ouS cess oiscA White
A"A " bOAN lis; So, bia.ok eis VELVET,
.9ltSsd Sx-L.s - 10, U.acx Eng isn CRAP. u, & e,
o-lei SAa trup&i cd 10 lave maze up mo BON
.sgf2 81 ,he shu tss.' notIeo ia ,stostA yl.s-
AG-ics VIA p!sase Cali ira leaye tpsir 6rae.A
dis. Il = ALiIna,
Ca .Qaia, between 61a Sad s,seets,
10 IL T.. jex. c:p.: - l4daea4oat Hou,e.
The national Republican., 1862-01-02
w INTER ARkAN NGE GEMENT.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
H a IL7 AID.

On and after MONDAY, NOV. IS, 1851,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADEL-
PHIA:
For Baltimore, at $50 a. IN. s.lb q IN II .35 a. m
(Express, aud 1880 p. IN.
For Chester, at s.l5 In 30 a. m 4S and 10 81
p. III.
For Wilmington, at $50 a. IN, Sis a. m, II .s5
u. 8 45 and 1880 p m.
For New Castle, at Is a. m and S%5p.m.
For Dover, at S.16 Q. m and 8 IS p. m
For Milford, at SIS O. m.
For Salisbury, at 10 m.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at SO u m, (Exprrss) LOS n
m , (axpresA) o 20 and ! p m (Exprets
Lea'e Wilmington at 7.3o and Il.G3 D. m, 10
as, auu v. so m
Leave Salisbury at Q 81 p. m.
Leave Milford at I.55 p IN.
Leave Dover At \. m and STOP. m
Leave New Castle al II q m aud $40 p m
Leave chester at 81 m, 10 Is, 4,bo, and $50
p. m.
ave Baltimore for Salisbury and intern ediate
-tations ut o 70 pnd p m Tor Dover and intGrmc
diate stations, at les p. IN.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at S45 m , l2 C5 and II. 20 D. m
Leave wilmington at 80 q. m, 9.25 =. m IL s5
FkEIG 1T TRAIN. with Passenger Car attached,
Lsave Philadelphia, for Perryvills and intsrme
iiat. places, Mt 10 p. m.
Leave Wilmington, for Perryville and intermedi
ate places, at 7lO p. m.
Leave Baltimore, for Havre de Grace and utter.
mt date stations, at q. N.
ON SUNDAYS ONLY:
At 80 q. m and 1880 p IN from Philadelphia to
Al ! from Baltimore to Philadelphia.
The S 8 80 a, m M Train from from Philsdslphia to Balti
9. NJ. FELTON,,
jan 2-tf President
The national Republican., 1862-01-02
DpillinR Ll0u0r,

In walking down our principal avenues, in
these merry holiday times, ones perception of
odors is sensibly stimulated by the flavor of
unmitigated Juice Of corr and II be but watches
the pavement carefully, patches Of its smooth
surface may be aeen wet with something else
with moistened eyes and unmoistened lips
alas look unavailing regrets at the sacrifice.
The patrol, those dreaded regulars, have done
the deedj some spiritless soldier is mourning
bitterly for bis bitters, and the wet pavement
tells the tale to the passer by.
The national Republican., 1862-01-02
Deaths Of Soldiers.

The following deaths Of soldiers have OCCUR
red since our last report:
William Holmes, company B, Eleventh Maine
volunteers, . ,SIa a. Columbian College HSspital;
York cavalry at camp.
David b. Collins, company G, Fifth New
Hampshire volunteers, at General Hospital.
Harris g. Osburn, company B, Fourth Mich.
igan volunteers, ut camp.
Louis Eisele, company B, Fortieth Pennsyl.
vania volunteers, ut camp.
Vincent Burdne, company F, Fifty sixth New
York volunteers at Eruptive Hospital.
John Hand, COMPANY B, Second New York
cavalry, at Seminary Hospital.
Indiana volunteers, at Indiana Hospital.
De Witt @. Squires, company K, Ninth New
York cavalry, At camp.
Franklin J. Persing, company D, Fifty.sev.
enth Pennsylvania volunteers, at camp.
Thomas G. Wykof. company l, ,Fifty.seventh
Pennsylvania volunteers, at camp.
Q. ". Riddle. company X, Nineteenth Indiana
at Indiana Hospital.
8. D. Ruthson, company E, First regiment
Berdan's Sharpshooters, vt camp.
Samuel D0ut, company O, Twenty third Penn.
sylyania volunteers, at camp.
Elias Weiss, teamster, company F, Twenty.
third Pennsylvania volunteers, at camp.
:. John Loohner, company A. Fifty. y.eighth New
York volunteers, at camp.
mia, at Columbian College Hospital.
william Shade, company b, Eighth New York
cavalry vt Columbian College Hospital.
Isaac n. Austin, company F, Second u. s.
infantry, at Eruptive Hospital.
George W. Burwell, company G, Second New
York cavalry, at General Hospital.
Mark Washer, company E, First Psnnsylva.
mia artillery, ut Seminary Hospital.
Henry Rowe, company E, Fifth Connecticut
volunteers, at Seminary Hospital.
Patrick Goldrick, company G, Second U. 8.
infantry at Seminary HCRnital
Alfred Bodne, company D, Fifty sixth New
York volunteers, at camp
Charles Whittier, company F, Second regi.
ment Berdan's SharpshoOters, at camp.
Samuel Wilson, company Z, Fourth Penn.
sylvanis cavalry, at camp.
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dec la-NaW4w


RY eAEks ~ WILLIAMS. Anctionssr,.
~ .- -
TRUSTEES SALE OF HDUSE AND LOT AT ACC.
TION.
On FRIDAY, the 10th day of January, lse2, l
shall sell In ffont ofthe premises at oclock r
by virtue Of deed Of trust to the suhscriber bear
ing dat. the llth day Of November, 1859 and re.
corded In Lbsr j. A. g., No 1877 tolios S. So co. and
u, Of the laid records for the county OF Wash.
In ton In the District Of Columbia the following
| named property lying and being in the City Of
W ashngton, District aforesaid, and laid down on
| the ground plan or plat Of said city. The courses
and distances are fully described in said deed Of
trust, to Wit:
| Parts Of LoR numbered one and two q and ~
| In Square nuq6ored five hundred and thrty.seyen.
(b8) together With the iml royemeuts, which are
| frame dwelling House, 40 &c This property
fronts on c strS0t south between Third AID Four.
anu half s6eses west.
Terms, fourth oash, balance in ELK and twelve
months the psrohsssr TO give notes fer the deferred
payments, bearing interest from day OF sale deed
given and deed Of trust taken on the property to
secure the psynent Of the no! IS II the terms are
complied With In five dsys after sae Ihe Trustee
reserves the right b resell ths property at the risk
and of tbs 1rs purchaser by giving three days'
notice Of such g1o9e In come newspaper lG1nted In
the City Of WaahlAgton.
j. L. SMITH. Trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
dec la-2dwkds Auctione.rs.
The national Republican., 1862-01-02
Supreme CORrt.

Mnnday.-Hop. Z. W. Gooch of Massao husetts,
Mr.. William II. Y. Hackett Of New Hampshire,
and Mr.. r. G. Ingersoll of Illinois, were ad.
mitted attorneys and oounsellors of this court
No. 81. Lloyd N. Rogerss administrator, &C.,
appellants, vs.. Joseph E. Law. The argument
Campbell for the appellants, and by Mr.. Brent
for the appellee.
T,tesddy-No. 81. Lloyd N. Rogers, &C., ap.
pelants, vs.. Joseph e. Law, 90. The argument
of this cause was continued BY Mr.. May for the
appellee, and concluded by Mr.. J. NJ. Campbell
for the appellants.
Adjourned until Thursday.
The national Republican., 1862-01-02
pFaaomtatlonn.

Colonel David Campbell, of the Fourth Penn
sylvania cavalry, WAS presented yesterday, by
the officers Of his regiment, with a splendid
sword and sash, costing $50, as token Of their
esteem for him as an oficer and gentleman
The presentation came off at the camp ground
of the regiment. on Seventh street, and was a
very interesting affair.
Colonel D'Utassy, Of the Garibaldian Guard,
received, on Tuesday evening, as a gift from a
private citizen, u magnificent gold and silver
goblet.
The national Republican., 1862-01-02
pY ouEEN q Williams, Auc,ion..r,,

TRUSTEES, SALE or rRRr VALUABLE REAL
EcTirE ON THE G,RNER OF SETE.vTH
AND 4 STREE7S.
BY We Ee Of q tecree Of the circuit court of the
District Of Columbia, 10 ch tuccry ting passed in
twu cause: In which "S,athsm, smi,hson 4 Co -
sot .us'- sherman, respectively are complainants,
and Jour ta!lan and hers are defendan g. bear.
ing d.le ths IN day Of December. A. u. 1851, the
und-r.isned vii self st public auction to the high
est biid,., On TUESDAY the 1ith day of January,
a. d 1862, at clock p m, upon the premises, Lot
No g. in square No StS, of the plan Of the city OF
Washington, fronting 81 feet II inches GU street
north and Is feet en- Seventh street west.
This well known propet " is situated on the north
east corner OF an EevesIth streets opposite the
General Post Oioe, and Ia oi the very best bust
ness locations In the CITY OF Washington The i'm.
provemsnts eon,is Of three three story houses on
street, including the drug -tJre at the corr OF
Seventh and two story ouildlnc on seventh street
The properly will be sold at the risk Of the default
Ing purchaser.
Terms eash, payable on the day OF sale and, II
the terms are not complied with immed ediately, the
said trustees are authorised to reject the said bid,
and accept the next highest bidder, on his prompt
complislsc with the terms
Ali oonvsysncisg at the cost Of the purch iser
c. INGLE, r.
A, LLOYD, iiu''ee''
GREEN l. WILLIAMS,
dec l9-0AW4w AucuOneers,
The national Republican., 1862-01-02

India Ru bber Goods.
Inaia kub6 Coah, white and black, $3.50 each.
ind Rubber Leggns, 81 pee pair.
And all kinds Rubber Goods-including Rubber
Boots and Shoes, Rubber Stopp re for Bottles Door
Mab Undershestng f,r Beds in sickness, &c. 30, at
manufsoturers' prices, at II. A. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
Dos fenusylvania avenue,
dec l9-u Bet Ninth and Tenth sts
The national Republican., 1862-01-02
The Alieghaniaus.

Tonight and tomorrow night are announced
mans. Their concerts have given the highest
qualification to the very large audiences who
have attended them. Tomorrow Miss Carrie
Hifert takes \ BENEFIT We cannot do greatsr
favor to lovers Of excellent music than to ad.
wise their attendapcs,
The national Republican., 1862-01-02
Suspected Attempt to Fire tho Govern,
.ment Stables.

We learn that an attempt was made on Sat
urday night last TO again hre the Government,
stables, a piece Of candle being discovered in
one Of them, thurst in over a beam, where |,
had charred the wood for some distance. We
trust that II there is an incendiary about be
will be speedily discovered, to meet 4 fate
which will be warning to all such traitorout
villains In the future.
The national Republican., 1862-01-02
ASA ult.

Last evening, as Mr.. Thomas P. Conn, who
resides In the Northern Liberties, WAS passing
denoe, he was met BY u drunken soldier, when
between New York avenue and street, who,
without any provocation on the part Of Mr.. c.,
deliberately knocked him down on the pave.
ment, and, while in that position, kicked him
in the side and head, inJuring him, 1t is feared,
severely.
The national Republican., 1862-01-02
Wh,tehur.t. No. 4a4 P.nn. Ax.nu

Whttehurst, No. 434 Penn. Avenue,
ls selling original Cdrtes de uisite photographs
OF Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness of
Mcclellan is the latest published, and is con.
sidered the best in existence. See our photo.
grabs In oil anu water colors. Also portraits of
distinguished men: Attention of military men
10 called to our full length lettertypes, for send.
ing by mail. dec i3-lms
The national Republican., 1862-01-02
The Canterburv.

Tonight is the last night but two Of Frank
Brower, at the Canterbury. The company At
present employed is an immense one, and the
performance gives the greatest possible salts.
action; Go to the Canterbury, BY all means
yesterday afternoon, the SEWING. hine was
presented to Mrs. A. R. Munroe, Of the Navy
The national Republican., 1862-01-02
SchOune, 6unk.

A. Mitchell Esq of Baltimore and loaded with
wood for the Washington market, was sunk by
the rebels of Maryland Point, on the Potomac,
on Monday. She was n valuable schooner,
total loss. 1t is thought the vessel can be
raised.
Capt. W. X. Aoworth and his friends sue.
ceeded in saving themselves, and have return
ed TO Baltimore.
The national Republican., 1862-01-02
Aqueduct Bridge Completed.

The old aqueduct has been made roadway
for teams, Is substantially planked, and now
ready for use for any class Of teams or car
rages. New military roads, leading to Porter's,
Smiths and M'Cal's divisions, radiate from the
forts across the river; and they will doubtless
route tor the travel towards the latter local..
ties. The roads generally, across the river.
are In fne condition, except that they are very
dusty,
The national Republican., 1862-01-02
jsu Pit
pY WALL d BARNARD, Auctioneers,
u Corner Pa avenue and Ninth street,

pY WALL d BARNARD, AucttoneerS,
u Corner Pa. avenue and Ninth street.
POSITIVE SALE OF NEW AND SECOND HAND
FJRNITURE AT ECT7ON
On SATURDAY MORNING, January 4, com.
mencing ct 10 O'Clock, the first floor OF our Aus.
tion Rooms, we will sell, without reserve, Large
Lot Of Hsw and Second hand Furniture, compris.
ing
Superior Feather Beds, Bolstsrs, and Pillows
Superior Hair, shuck, and Shuck and Cotton Nat.
tressss
Jenny Lind, Cottage, aud other Bedstesds
Dressing and Plain Bureaus, Tables, and Wash
Cane snd Wood seat Chairs and Ro !kers
Sofas, Louages, and Whatnots
Large lot OF Double and Single Blankets and
Comforts
Carpets, Rlgs, Cots, Gas Fixtures
Extension Tables, Wsrdrobes
Cottage Sets, Melodeon
Oak DiniAg Chairs and Rockers
Large Cook and other Stoves,
With VARSITY OF other articles in the Houseksep.
ing line, being the effects Of family leaving the
cty.
Terms oaaA.
- WALL d BARNARD,
Jan " Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1862-01-02
Patrolman Attacked .

On Tuesday, Patrolman Noonan rrested a
soldier in II disorderly crowd, and was set upon
by the rest, and wounded In the head by a
store in the hands Of one Of them. He was
lelled TO the earth, but the wound ia not thought
10 DO dangerous.
The national Republican., 1862-01-02
OUTRAGE.

regular" soldier was picked up on Tues.
day night, sensele.s and bleeding. He was Ia.
ken, by a patrolman, to the Central Station.
and could give no Ineligible account of the
affair when recovered, or identity the assail.
ant, " ~
The national Republican., 1862-01-02
pY aR0E1 4 WILLIAMS, auetioneer., :,

HANDSQ1D eW0-STORF BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT ATAUCTIOH
On TUESDAY, the 7th instant, we shall sell, at
O'Clock m u trout OF the pr, mses a good
TMO.SIORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT.
j. being lot lsteret H. Of subdivision original lot
No 4. in .quare iu,nbersi 3IS, with the improve.
msnts, which are good Brick dwelling House, 30 +,
10.
The above property Is situated fronting an alley
running from North D. In the centre OF the 50 dare
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Terms-One-halt cash, balance iu six and twelve
MONTHS for notes bearing Interest from day of ssle
. deed given, and deed of trust taken.
Ali r"Tveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
Jan i-cod&dr [Star-eol Auotioneere
The national Republican., 1862-01-02
LOCAL NEWS.
70 Advertisers.

Nearly 10 thousand copies Of the Repub.
loan are oirculsted among the floating popuia.
lion overy day besides thelsrgo number served
TO regular subsoribsrs. Advertisers will take
rote RccOrdingiy. a. o.. ~ - I.4
The national Republican., 1862-01-02
Arrest Of Female SPY ON Board q
Old Point koat.

On Monday evening, lady named Mrs. Biz.
ley was brought to this city from Baltimore, on
suspicion Of being u spy for the rebel Govern
ment ut Richmond, and WAS lodged In Fort
1lreenough," the female prison, on Sixteenth
street, near I. She came to Fortress Monroe,
from Norfolk, under flag Of truce. While on
her way to Baltimore from the Fortress, on
board the steamer Georgeana, which runs be-
tween the latter point and Baltimore, she be-
came very communicative to several passen-
gers on board Of the boat, acknowledging she
had come from Richmond, who began to sus-
pect that something was wrong, and according
ly had her arrested. Her person was searched,
and number ofletters are alleged to have been
found-some inside Of the lining Of her bonnet
and In her under garments. One was said TO
be to a prominent Union man and lawyer of
Baltimore, requesting his Intervention to pro.
cure the liberation Of friend Of the writer,
now In the military custody Of the United States.
She had also diary detailing the prices of VA.
rious articles Of necessity ut Richmond, and n
memorandum Of her having kissed the hand OF
President Davis. After reaching Baltimore, she
was conducted 10 the ONCE of tue Provost Mar
shal Of that city, but she maintained n hrmness
which could not be moved In everything that
was desired TO be obtained from her In the way
Of information. Dinner was ordered and sent
to the apartment In which she was placed, but
she steadily refused to touch 1t under any cir
oumstanoes. A young man named Septimus
Brown was arrested and sent to Fort McHenry
as alleged, for the reason that on Mrs. Blxley
was found commission for him as surgeon In
the Confederate army.
The national Republican., 1862-01-02
Excursion Tickets to New York,

See Perham's advertisement of excursion
tickets between Baltimore and New York and
Boston. Travellers save one third of the fares
by buying of Perham.
The national Republican., 1862-01-02
Inquest.

Yesterday, Justice j. H. johnson WAS de-
puted to hold III inquest over the body of nm
infant female child, aged about two months.
1t was discovered early in the morning by a col.
cred man, named James Gassaway, near the
basement of DR.. Gurley's Church, corner of
New York avenue and Fourteenth street.
The jury rendered verdict of death by neg
leot or disease, from the hands Of some person
or persons unknown to them.
DR.. j. 8. Howard subsequently examined the
corpse, and stated that he was Of the opinion
that It died Of starvation.
The name of W. 8. s. Mason, No. l." WAS
marked in ink on one Of the swaddling cloths.
The Justice ordered 1t to buried at the ex
penso of the Corporation.
The national Republican., 1862-01-02

DROF q. +. BAl l,@tS, .o
L pf Sew York, S4
DA NGlNG A 4 DENIES. "a
TEMPER ANCE HALL, 1HA
street, bttween Ninth ard Tecth streets.
Tue dsys aud Fridays.
ODD FELLOWS HALL, Navy Yard,
Mondays and Thursdays.
For terms aud circulars, call on
WIN IA. BARNES,
At W. 1hompsons Fl rnishiug Store, $40 Penn
sylvania avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets
dec la-im.
The national Republican., 1862-01-02
no oFEICMns, sUrLEnM, DC.

TNU UFFICNHS, SUELENh, &c.
A new 'ighf, four wheeled wa. H8xxR
GON, with water proof c0verr, -61f4f&9
and handsome leather cushions, Es1kbsha4a1a
built 10 crter at New York and cost Sis2, FOR
SALE, at moderate price Also, a New York
made sci of DOUBLE HARNESS, plated fittings
never used Also, u set OF plan SISGLE HARNESS,
quite rev. Spy for I'D iress of stable aud Groom
10 ISI Seventeenth street, corner OF l. dec IS
The national Republican., 1862-01-02
Form If C6er.

I, Tor we) --, of -, State of -, hereb,
offer and agree to furnish and deliver at
agreeably to the provisions and In conformity to the
the ofaoe Of Ligh house Board. Should -
efer or bid be accepted. request 10 be in
formed at -, and that the contract may be
cate.
siJpatur.
The national Republican., 1862-01-02

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