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The national Republican., 1862-01-08
Ana;iseus.ssnts.

B, THE Ali aHANfANS. This popular troupe will
mint this stsninS, Il U6a FsioTs' Haii. An All
lovers Of good music should 60 and hear them.
CANTERBURY HALL.-The performances at the
Canterbury iast night drew 4 aAcrowded house,
The great Ravsl pantomime, " Los Amors des
Alpes," was received with great favor BY the
audienoe.f H Q ' z 70 II p 20 =
GnRisrYs nissrsnLs:ESeoIge Chrstys en-.
fashionable audiences.
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Anniversary q y. ....,. q s.w Or

d To-day is the 1prty seventh ami ivsrsary Of
the baAtls Of New Orleans, fought By the Bit
ieh, under General Psckenham, viii the Amer.
rtoan 70 oes under the command Of 0eneral
comrhaAder and the signal triunph ofths Amer.
loan Arms. II has been onstOuhafy, to ootf1.
memorate the day with patriotic celebrations,
but the times nov are TOO pregnant withwar
and battles, to reour 70 the past. II y doubt.
Nc succsssful In resisting the Federal srms, In
1867, as they were in rspsllisg tho British
troops In 1915. -r. d. atr1ft q. q y
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D0mng the Military.

There perhaps was never greater expres.
sion of establishment than was several times
manifested, yesterday, in front Of the National
Hotel, by{ths passing oolored men, IS they
were successfully denuded Of any military
thrown MIN in thar WsW AZ soodiv Mia of cs.t. ~
military toggsry was accumulated, much to
the disgust Of the doubtless innocent, but Ger.
tainly unfortunate, losers. The patrol had the
business In charge.
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p ddling without Lie e.se. .

H. F. Kibbish was arrested on Monday BY
Ofncer Kelly, for peddling his wares without
first obtaining the necessary license. He was
fined s205S by Justice Walter.
George d. Haywort was arrested for the
same offence by Otiioer Leach, and fined by the
above magistrate $20.68. ..--
The national Republican., 1862-01-08
Frigh,fu. Canphsne rxplssisn.

A colored woman. named Elizabeth Noultoo,
a hired servant Of Mrs. Bxrret Frsrefy d street
south, between Ninth and Tenth, was last
evening filling a,lamp from oan Of oamphsne
over n stove hearth, when little Of the spilled
liquid took nre and caused the explosion OF the
Frerer ran to her assistance, and was herself
badly burned about the arms and neok, but
could not succeed in smothering the flames,
which were consuming the o0lored woman,
who ran into the street, and was found IN the
she was wrapped and taken into the house In .
suffering, and II is feared, dying condition.
Mrs. F. is confined to her bed from the effects
Of the burn. Her son had his hands badly
burned in assisting bis mother.
The national Republican., 1862-01-08

Whitshorse, No. 40A Penn. Avenue,
q selling original cdriss de visits photographs
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness Of
koClsllan b the latest published, and ID oon.
sidersd the best In existence. Bee our photo.
grahs In oil and wnter oolors. Also portraits Of
distnguishsd men. Attention Of military men
ing BY man. 'ia..-.g dec la-lms
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local NEWS.
To AavSRkannRn.

Nearly - thousand copies Of the Rpssb.
iican are circulated among the Aoating popuaa-
ion every day, bsaAes hGske nunbsr ssrved
to regular subscribers. Advertisers viii tAks
'ots accordingly. .,.,
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soldiers Funeral. .

The body Of Milo Church, q private In the
Eighth New York cavalry, was attended to the
depot yesterday afternoon by portion Of the
members of the company to which he formerly
belonged. The body was forwarded to Che
mango county, New York, for interment.
The national Republican., 1862-01-08
pY ahEEN q WILLIAMS, Aue,ionssr.

Rf GREEN q wiLLiAms' auetio"SSf-
TRUSTEES sALE or IA vDSoNE HOUsEROLG
AND KITCII6N FURNITURE Ar PNBLiC 4 Ut-
TON.
Ga TUESDAY the It day of February, l'6.,
shall sell, Ia font OF the auction fufc OF Greea
Villains No $50 Seventh street wet, at - . e'c.
~ m by virtue Of deed Of trust from 'amuel and
Robert SlrOng to the subscriber tearing da'e The
9,th day OF may, 1864, and r. cord "a in j a. - 40
iii ioios :41 "a, AS, 2+t, and 2i7 ca" Of he and
records for Washington couE'y,i III tha district o.
Columbia, the following named go d'a ID ch,t'e,s
viz.
s>ota Plush Chsir, 3 Eurtaipf AMI Coruicc
~ ysld, Carpet, Isrge Mirror
rs yail. Ingram Carpet, Glass
.surean = ola, / Writing Desk and Top
lot Boos4 I Carpet, Feather l,eds
Eair ,iatuess, 1 Sofa, .arge Gilt Mirror
/ WarJrnue, Marble. top Bur au
2Gen'r Tables, Stands, l.. okiug Glass
l r.nch Bedstsad, l large RCcsiug Chair
m. dium SIZE iron SAT pieces s,lver
4 Paintings, IL Chairs, Q WashstaId ds
lot STAR Carpet, etoves.
Tcrms cash In spe Iie, or its equtva ri
JOHN II JOHNSON,
lrus.ee.
GREEN II WILLIAMS,
jan 8-2awSds AuctloAeers
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AUCTION SALES.
Future Days.

RY J. Q. neeUlaE q CO., Auct,one.rs.
kxzsNNVB AND fEREkProRY SALE OF FTP.
o o.. .... NlTURE.
9, FRIDAY MoaNING, January 10th, af 10
o'clock, on the INST floor Of Caru.is Siloon corner
OF Eleventh ana streets, shall sell without re.
serve, for aooount Of whom 1t may concern, large
As ortment Of new Furniture comprising
Aahogsuy aud Walnut Sofas aod Tete a.Te'es Of
various patterns
dozen Cane seat and back Rocking Chairs
% 60 zane seat and back NJ urtc Rockers
" ds Cane seat Chsrs. various styles
40 Oak French Dining Chairs
TX Mahogany aud Walnut Drepsirg Bureaus
y ds DO do Bookcaes
10 Painted Dressing Bureaus
Round, Leaf, and Chamber Table,
u0 Double and sirgle ottage Bedstesds
Childs Bedded Bedsteads and Cribs
10 dozen Cane and Wood seat Chairs
Barton Rockers, Once Chairs
ChildrenT Chlirs of various kinds, Sleds Toy
Carts
Portable Writing Desks, Towel R,cks
Plush.c0vered Music Stools
Haudsome Colt age Chamber Sets
together with many o'h.r articles Of Furniture
ALSO
900 heavy Double Comforts
90 single Feather Beds and Pillow,
Terms ca h.
N.B-The att nton of the trade 4, particularly
called to this sale, which will be made In lots to suit
JAS q. MCGUIRE Co,
Jan I'd Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1862-01-08

ROARD DIN 6 .-One OF two Dosira BILE
- Chambers, and pleasant iit,ing.room on first
floor, In private family where there are no board
ers. Pleasantly situated in Georgetown two
squares from the omnibus line None but persons
Of undoubied respectability need apply.
Address, with real name, stating particulars, and
where note osn BE- left, Box S27 Washington City
Post Ofnos. Jan 7-T
The national Republican., 1862-01-08
[City pspsrs nlsase oopy.l

~ KNIGHTS TEMPLAa.-washi.
ten Commandsry, No. I, 4. T., will meet this WED
nssdayr evening, at o'clock. 81 a. 81,
..'.. CT. STAN6BURY,
janS-lt (6hrl Hsoordar
The national Republican., 1862-01-08

Sl CUATIUN WANTED.By Young Man
y from the North . SHIPPING CLERK or
Hoise In the oity. Can furnish undoubted refer
enoes from last employers as to honesty and oapa
bility. Wages Let 30 much an Object ss permanent
situsHon Address, CLERK,
Jan 8-3ts Box A5 Post Once
The national Republican., 1862-01-08
IJIsTH AGRICULTURAL CONGRESS-.

The United States Agricultural Society will hold
i.s Ninth Annual Meeting at the Smithsonian Insti
tuition, 10 Washington City, on the second Wednes-
cay of January, is69 when the election Of officers
will be held, and the other buiness required by the
Constitution will be transacted.
Ofioeu aud Aembers OF the Society are respect
fully notified to attend and cordial invitation 10
extended to others interested, that there may be
general Representation Of Agriculturi ts :" In Con
gre astembleu" to protect and sustsn their inter
tsts, acting ~ national orgsnEa ion on such mat.
teIs pertsiuing to Agriculture as may be deemed
kprropri .te. Gentlemen from other lands who may
be inter- sted in the acquisition and diffusion OF
AND TO par cipats In the proceeding
Gentlemen who may wish /, become Life Mem
berJ Of the Society, do so by paying rsmittng
ten dollars to the treasurer, Hoa. B. b. French
Washing on City. This will entit!s them, without
any further payments to the full privileges Of mem
beiship. AhnuAi members pay fee of two dollars
W. B. HUBBARD, President.
Ben. PxRLEY PooRE, Secretary.
Washington, JANUARY Q, 1863. at
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GEORGE CHRIsTY's
" OPERA HOUSE,
- TENTH STREET, BETWEEN AND ,. -
Open Every Night with
George 0hristy's Hinstrels,
Nsom Brood,oay, New York,
Comprising 15 Of the
PICKED STARS OF MTNsTRELsY!
The entire entertainment under the immediate di
reotion Of
GEORGE CHRlSTY,
re acknowledged Pioneer Of Maareisyi
This Evening will be YlCduced George Christy'.
laughable Extravasansa entitled
THE D0UBLE.BEDDED RO0H.
Dulcimer Svypes. George Christy
Other characters BY the company
The usual melange Of Singing, Dancing, Bur.
lesdde Opera, 60, 30, BY the whole company.
ADxnsios.-Parquette,b 80 cents; Gallery, % cents.
~ On preparation, NEW YEARS CALLS.
deo 81
The national Republican., 1862-01-08
The " 0rsen.Eyed Monster" At His Trick
.... Again. ..I

Mrs. Mary ,Perkinsen became jealous of a
young girl natded Agnes Queen, whom she 40.
cused OF making too free with her husband,
and, with her unmarried sister, Bridget Nc.
KellRan, pitched into Agnes and gave her q
terrible tongas.lashing, applying very harsh
epithets, 10. Agnes complained to Justice
Walter, who issued warrants for the arrest Of
Mary and Bridget. Nary was fined t2.6S and
Bridget 1l.66.
The national Republican., 1862-01-08

TAKEN UP-On December a9th. A Bay
i HORSE, with . star ON the forehead. The
owner Is requested to come forward, prove property
pay charges, and take him away
Ir quire st No. 316 Virginia avenue. Jan s-St-
The national Republican., 1862-01-08
Drinki.g saiosns Cleaned out.

On Monday night, about IL O'Clock, the pro.
vost guard visited Springman's Hotel, on Penn.
sylvania avenue ,bstween Third and Four.snd.a.
liquors Of various kinds. The guard went into
the cellar OF the establishment, where most Of
the liquor was stored, and stove In the heads
Of the casks and barrels, pouring their contents
upon the floor, forming n pool deep enough 70
float a batteau. b.. -..--.
The Columbia Restaurant, kept BY Joseph
Platz, situated on the square below, was next
overhauled by the guard, and the liquor found
on the premises served In thOams manner a.
that found on the premises hf8t visited.
The atmosphere in the neighborhood Of the
Springman House was fragrant with the odor
Of whisky, brandy, gin, and cordials, and was
snufied up by several old topers standing near,
with peculiar satisfaction, who seemed to be
such large quantities Of the ardent The pro.
prietOr Of Columbia Restaurant was arrested
by the guard and taken to the guard house
The national Republican., 1862-01-08
A NsN AtARe Linz.

New ste8e Lhoes
We are glad 70 learn that line Of stage. 3 to b.
pat upon the route between this city and Fsll'I
Church, to Leave the Frankliu Hoass (cornsr Of
Eighth and D etreefs) every aftsTnooi ct thrsl
]. tse nersins D. FERGUSON ! CO., srs &.
proprietor. jaASs
The national Republican., 1862-01-08
P0rs0nal.

mand Of the Twelfth New York, will be painet
to learn that he hae been dangerously III Of con
Esstton Of the lungs, at his rooms, $40 SlxN
street west. he now seems to be oonval(s
ding. 4
The national Republican., 1862-01-08

Congrsssmen, OF other Gentlemen,
Can obtain Board and desirabls rooms at No ~
Twelfth street, between and H. Jan 7-st@
The national Republican., 1862-01-08
Isabel Cubas,

The extraordinary Spanish danseuse, who re.
Gently turned the hesds Of the sober Philsdel.
phians. by the use Of her heels. and who Il
now doing the same thing with the Balti-
moreans, we understand, will soon make her
advent into Washington. The Baltimore Amer.
icdn thus speaks Of her appearance in the
Monumental City: .,.a
"A full and very. brilliant audience greeted
the debut of the celebrated Spanish danseuse,
Scnorita .Cubas. ut the Front Street Theatrs,
last evening. Everybody was on the qui uiue
To- see the lady. and the audience manifested
some impstience during the playing Of the
farce which preceded the appearance Of the
danseuse. Al length the farce came TO an end,
and we had the pleasure Of witnessing one Of
the hest ballet troupes that Baltimore has seen
for long time. The ballet having finished,
out befrs the foot.hghts dashed the beautiful
Cubas. She is n Spanish lady, with very dazzling
eyes. and form that might literally be desig
mated ss ravshng. She appeared twice, but
WAS each time encored, and made the most
advantageous display In the advertisement Of
La Flor de Sepiud. In the latter dance her
extraordinary feIibility Of body was instanosd,
and showers of bouquets ezemplihed the ap-
plause she had awakened in the house. Dressed
richly but modestly, and exemplfying in her
motions elegance and grace" 81.
The national Republican., 1862-01-08
lY WALL Il BARNARD, Auclionesr.,
Cor. OF Ninth street and Penn. Ave.

- Cor. OF Ninth street and Penn. Ave.
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, de-, ATA CC7lON
On THURSDAY MORNING, January 9th, com
mencins At 10 o'cO K, we will II, on the first door
ofour Auction Rooms, Hthout reserve, large stock
Of Groceries and Liquors, &c. , such as-
Qua,ter casks Leger Erere, and Utard Brandiea
Lars, Davsnports Wards Crows, Fixes Whis
keys
Barrels Monongahela
Crsk Janaioa Spirits
90 cask. Bourbon and Old Rye whiskeys
barrels New York Sirup
Boxes Pixies Oysters aad Preserved Peaches
Fruit, Dates, cases Clarets
Cases German Wines and Brandi:s
100 pairs Heavy Boots
doseu Woolen Socks
dozen heavy Undershir,s
Boxes Hsrrings
$1,000 Cigsrs, different brands
/ Iron Safe
With many other goods In the Grocery line.
All Of which will Be sold without reserve
WALL BARNARD,
JAMS Auctoneers
The national Republican., 1862-01-08
pY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auotion..r.,

RY GREEN q wILLIAMs. Auctions'rs.
'TRUs1xrS SALE OF RoUsz AND LOT, AT Auc.
f5ON.
0D FRIDAY, the 10th day Of January. 1859. I
shaIk<ell In front ofths premises, at CLOCK P. n
BY vile OF deed Of trust, to the subscriber, bear
Ing dstekthe l1th day Of November, 1859, and re.
corded In Aber j. g. No. 1877 folios 5s. .6y 8O and
81, oas Of 4 l.Id rseofds for the county Of Wash.
ing,on, In th6 pstrict Of Columbia, the following
n1nsd p,opeItSS tZics and being in the Guy oi
and distance ., are fa described in 'sia deed Of
Pxrts Of Lots numbered one and two q and %
in Square numbered five hundred and thirty seven,
(ssD togsther with the improvements, which ar. .
frame Dwelling House, &c., kc, This property
md . half streets west.
I. rms, one fourth oash, balance In ax and twelve
months the purchaser rive notss for the deferred
psynsnts, bearing interest from day Of sale deed
Iivsi and deed OF trust taken on tbs property to
ecure the payment Of the notes. II the terms are
not complied with in i've days After SALE the Trustee
reserves the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of the rst purchaser by giving three days
notice Of such resale In some newspaper printed In
the city OF Washington.
j. L. SMITH. Trustee.
GREEN h WILLIAMS,
dec 1o-edw&ds Auotioneers.
The national Republican., 1862-01-08

i MUNN 4 CO., proprietors Of the Scientific
American, and agents for procuring American end
r a. = ID NJ II -
With 8iztssn Years Experience in the Bvsinsss.
Refer to Hon. Judge Mason, Hon Joseph Holt
Hen. W d. Bishop, ex-Commissionen Of Patents
and to more than fifteen thousand inventors VINO
have had business dose through Mum Co, . Pat
ent Agency.
Pamphlet Of sdvioe sent free by mail
mall.
No charge for consultation, orally or BY mail
Preliminary Exclamation In U Uuited States Patsp
Once, IS.
Ofhces, No. u Park Row, New York Washington
corner Of and Seventh streets opposite the Psten
0fHns. ia--Nvnif
The national Republican., 1862-01-08

~ All communications In regard to the Exour
sion must be addressed to JosIAH PERaAN, National
Hotel, Warrington, D. O., his headquarters He
will also be represented by his agents ct Barnums
Hotel, Baltimore, Lovsjoy's Hotel, New York, and
the Adams House, Boston, his headquarters In those
ciIies Jan live
The national Republican., 1862-01-08
DY WALL 4 BAENAED, anctIoneers,
ID Corner south side Pa. Av. and Ninth Street

SEA SHELLS, MINERALS, PIANO AvB Table
COVERS, AT 4 tC7IUF.
On FRIDAY MORNING. lGtb it,t "a 10 slo;k,
We will cell, at the AlcdOa Room, rare COLLECTION
of Ses Shells and Minerals, compr siug over on.
thousand specimens Of bta,tifdl sea Shells and
minerals
The public and the ladies are invited - examine
this splendid collection Of the wonders y he mighty
deep the largest and II OF beautiful lion
ofored or sale In this CITY.
Also
A collection OF beautiful Vase, Turki,h Table aud
Piano Covers
ALSO
A consignment of Papier Maehe a"d Fi;e Gilt
Card Ca. es, and MemoraIdums, PCcketb oss &c
Terms cash
WALL * BARNARD,
JAMS AurtioneerS.
The national Republican., 1862-01-08

Two Through Trains daily from Baltimore to
New York, leaving Baltimore at SIS .. m and 40
p. m To connect with these trains, passengers
from Washington must leave in the .. M and D.
n trains.
The national Republican., 1862-01-08

~ Tickets for sale In Washington, D. G., at the
National Hotel; In Baltimore, at the Depot Of the
Northern Central Railway, Calvert street, at Bar
The national Republican., 1862-01-08

RsRhaA's EXoursion Tickets.
The sale Of Perham's excursion tickets from
Baltimore to New York and Boston, continues
unabSted. Perham always performs his oon.
tracts, both In their letter and. spirit
The national Republican., 1862-01-08
p E r MA MS
GRAND EXCURSION
TO
New Hork % Beaten
EXCURSION TICKETS

EXCURSION TICKETS
FROM BALTIMORE TO BOSTON,
AND RETURN, ONLY. .Sl3.6u
TO. NEW YORK AND RETURN. ..... 500
Tickets good to leave Baltimore from the Depot CT
the Northern Central Railway, on Calvert s'reet,
passing over the Northern Central RailWay, Lsba
non Valley East Pennsylvania, Lehish Valley, and
Central Railroad Of New Jersey to New York, and
from New York 70 Boston BY the 6toniagton Line,
leaving New York BY the steanlsfS Commonw alth
and Plymouth Rock, at O'Clock p. N. on any day,
(sundays exoeptedD
UP TO JANUARY 81, 1862,
AND TO RETURN BY SANE ROUTE
ON OR BEFORE MARCH 1sr.
The national Republican., 1862-01-08
Psssistio Ss we'll IL prttdsnt.

EotRf0tio as we'll 6s fF6dsnt.
4 colored man who supsrintends the boot.
polishing department Of the National Hotel,
has the following sign conspicuously displayed
over his stand: "...
no HoRrH, no SOUTH,
NO nAsr, NO WEST,
NO TRUST" t.
The national Republican., 1862-01-08

VXIANTED.-A MAN who writes svift hand,
w to attend 70 the mail department " thi;
paper. Apply at this once.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-07-25
WHAT rHURLOW WEED SAYS.

The ensuing extract is from the Albany Erea-
ing Journal, the accredited organ of William Ii.
Seward, edited by his fast friend Mr. Thurlow
Weed 1t is fact which Democratic Journals
have often set forth, and have as often been as
sailed for so doing by Republican newspapers
all over the country. If Thurlow Weed IS a
secesson.st and traitor for speaking as he
does, so be it; he isno doubt able to take care
of his own head. But listen to what he says:
s'The Chief Architects of Rebellion, before it
broke out, avowed that they were aided in their
internal designs by the ultra Aboitionists of the
North. This is too true, for without such aid
the South could never have been united against
the Union But for the incendiary recommen-
dations which rendered the otherwise useful
Helper book a fire brand, North Carolina could
never have been forced out of the Union And
even now, the ultra Abolition press and speech
makers are aggravating horrors they helped to
create, and thus, by playing into the hands of
the leaders of the Rebellion, are keeping down
the Union men of the South, aud rendering re-
union difficult, if not impossible"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-07-25
The Pennsylvania Reserves.

ssAll accounts concur" remarks the Philadel-
phia Bulletin, Elm saying that the dauntess bra
very of the division Of Pennsylvania Volunteers
commanded by Gen. Mccall usually called the
Reserve Corps, really saved the army of the Po-
tomac They were in the very front and were
attacked by superior numbers, during five sue
cessive days. But they always met the enemy
bravely, fighting like veterans, and even when
reduced to half their original strength and worn
out by the battles Of five days, they still show
cd no signs of hinehing. With any less deter
mined division than this in the front, our army
might have been wholly destroyed or captured"
These Pennsylvanians have covered them
selves with glory; ten thousand strong whe:,
first attacked by 'sStonewall" jackson, they now
number less than one third that number, The
slaughter of, and the courage exhibited by, the
Old Guafd at Waterloo did not surpass that Of
the brave sons of the Keystone in the series Of
battles Just terminated on the Peninsula, in Vir-
ginia. In this intrepid division of the army our
own county is nobly represented
ez,- A northern editor predicts that 'swoel
will be king" Prentice wants to know wheth-
er he means wool on the back of sheep Or 4
wool on the head Of negro.
ss-General George A. Mccall, reported kilt
ed on Monday near White Oak Swamp, is nos
dead, but wounded and q prisoner # s.
fsThe farmer is a conqueror who wins vie-
tories upon important lat the point OF 9
the plough-share.
sgRead not the writings of an esotist II
YOU would not come under the influence Of the
evil |. se
syTdeness tinlidity, or shame, may keep api
within the bounds Of duty; and virtue runssas
way with the honor OF it.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-07-25

Jeems, my lad, keep away from the gals.
Ven you see one coming dodge. Just such a
critter as that young UNI cleaning the doorstep
on 'tother side of the street, fooled yer dad, Jim
my. If il hadn't been for her, you and yer dad
might have been in California hunting dimes my
sen T"