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, 1862-04-17
DR.. Br0Wns0n On the Rebel
lion,
STRONG AND CONVINCING
ARGUMENTS, =:

In B1ownson's Quarterly Review Of April,
1869, ne find a remarkable paragraph un the
existing Rebellion, which will command wide
attention rs the earnest expression Of the
views Of an experienced and quiek-sighted
pub1iclst.
Dr.. BroWnson argues that Slavery has pro-
duced cur present national crisis-that the Re-
be1lion itself IS only the armed phase Of the
Slavery question-and that unless this ques-
ton Is disposed Of SO that 1t can never come
up again, all the efforts Of our Government
and people will be idle, and al our sacrifices
Of men aud money Will be worse than lost.
In his view, the time has come when the
Slavery system and the Free L!bor system
cannot exist side By side In the same country.
It is, We suppose, the object Of the United
States in the present civil war to break up the
Southern Confederacy, to put down, and
as far as hnman foresight and human ability
can 20, to guard against any like rebellion in
future. The aim Of every nation should be,
first Of all, selfpreeerTation, Or the ma1nte-
nance OF its Own existence and the integrity
OF its territory. Our nation can do this only
by rendering universal either the slave system
or the free labor system, legalizing slavery
everywhere in the land, or permitting it no.
where. Were we to beat, as ne are beating,
| the armies Of the Confederacy, and crush its
| present military power, We should SO long
| as slavery occupied its former position,
| at best gain only d truce for some
few yearn, no solid Or durable peace. The
embers Of the rebellion would still slumber,
| ready to break out and burn afresh On the
first opportunity, The slaveholding interest
might consent again to govern and use the
| Union for its own ends, but it would not be
nytir7pufshad and vpnnF1 hrpAE ont in q still
more formidable rebellion, and again convulss
the nation, The moment that the interest O.
free labor should show itself able and deter
mined to assert it's own rights and legitimacy
The attempt to combine the two SYSTEM
has been tried under the most favorable cir
cum6tances. but without success. The expe
rience of the future, with the same object il
view, would only be repetition Of tho past.
It is useless to multiply words about it
There can be no permanent union Of freedom
| with slavery, no national unity and integfit
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Commu ioated. ''i"
VIII, are Rebels snd who Loyal.

EDIroRs OF REPUBLICAN,: | am comparatively
a stranger in this oity, and am frequently
puzzled TO know whore To expend the little
sums have occasion to, for the necessaries
and comforts of the hour. am exceedingly
averse 10 contributing one dime for the benefit
of n secessionist and traitor. am informed
that considerable proportion Of the traders,
business and professional msa and women in
this city are open and avowed seoessiontsts: II
such Is the fact they ought to be spotted 60 that
overy loyal person may shun them In every
manner-and to this end l propose mass
meeting Of the loyal ciiz,ns Of this oity Of ev.
cry trade and occupation, for the purpose Of
forming n league, and to perfect and adopt
measures whereby they may be known from
tha rebels who are prosperipg In business here
by the patronage Of the loyal citizens and Gov
ernmsnt, which shields and protects them, for
the reason generally that Ills impossible NJ
things now are TO distinguish between them
This EVIL has existed too long, In this and other
cities and towns, especially in the border
States, and 'tis time remedy was applied. Thii
also is tho proper place TO begin the good
work and set the ball in motion that will roll
with irresistible force throughout the country
who will second this motion and take the int
ative steps to have the first meeting tn thii
city next week? II will be rouser and greS
good will result from 1t.
PRo BONO PUBLIco.
The national Republican., 1862-06-14
oESICul..,
MEDICAL sroRHKEEPaRs.


The following extract of an aot.o Congren
In relation To the sppointment Of Medical
StoreiscperS |. published for the Information
ofpersons dedrous Of ofapplying for Rch post
ton: N--iazE
An Acr to authorize The appointment OF msdt
oSStoreksopers and ohsplAins Of hospitals.
1BN enacied by I've &eMats AID House of Rep
ressniaiiSes of Ne Uniied 6aiarof Ansoric0 in
Congress assembled, That the Secretary ofwsr
be authorized to add 10 the medical department
six IN number, who shall have the pay and
emolumsnts Of military storsksepsr. In the
quxrtermxster's department, who shall be
skilled apoihecariss or druggisn,. who shall
give the bond and secrity required By existing
msstsr's department. and Who sSsii % STA
toned at such points ~ the neosssities OF the
army may require: Provided, That tho provi
sions Of this act shall remain In force only dur.
ing the wan q a.. ss
IL. The following are ths regulations which
will govern the appointment Of medical store
keepers under the first section Of tho foregoing
cot Of Congress 81 r t,.is Su1. sTi,.r t.,aa.
I. A board Of not lsss than three medical
officers will be assembled by the Secretary Of
War, TO examine such applicants " may, BY
him, be authorized TO appear before IL.
2. Candidates, TO bo eligible TO examination,
shall be not less than twenty ,nvs ysars or more
than forty years ofsge; shall posssss sufioisnt
physical ability to perform their duties satis-
laotorily; and shall present with their applioA-
tons satisfactory evidence OF good moral CHAR.
aoter. .g.'g 'g.-f.4 tJI
8. Candidates will bo required 70 pass salts.
factory examination In the ordinary branches
OF s.good Euglish education, In pharmacy and
materia medics; and TO give proof that they
possess the requisite business qualifications for
the position.
l. The board will report 10 the Secretary Of
War the relative merit Of the candidates OK.
xmined, and they will receive appointments
accordingly.
S. When appointsd,. each medical store.
keeper will be required TO give bond In the
amount OF 100000 before he shall be allowed to
enter on the performance Ot his duties.
By order ofthe Secretary Of War:
=, l.. THOMAS,
Adjutsnt General.
A Board Of Medical Oficers for the examlna.
tion OF applicants, will bs convened 10 the city
Of Wssbibgton on the II st day Of July, 10 con-
tinue in session one month.
Applications TO appear before the Board
should be addressed to the Secretary Of War.
n Surgeon Generals Office, June s, 1862.
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Amussmspts.

10 10 slbrr AmusemeDts. rt,s.-
Fosp's tAruEssun.--Fas Nen.--Y' The Three
., m.m ss e s ~. .S .ss: Sss
The Fast Men !" are certainly very. auceins
individuals, and quite sensstorial II their hab.
It's, and Jerry. surnanhed BlugDCna, a quite IN
original genius. His copnndrdnS. two 10
particular, bring down the house. 90 and see
GRovss's TnsArns.-Ths grsat success of thS
lowed to except ihs " colissn Bswn," has bssS
the Romance Of Poor Young Man." vhfoh u
lively. Owing TO The isdisposition Of NJ. PHI
lips, Mr.. Bokee was substituted last evening for
the part Of DR.. DesmArets, and WAS performed
BY him very skilfnlly: Thcss who have bot
seer, this charming play should embrace, this
i With III its elegant scenery. sisots. e.. Of
Monday next, Dickens great novel OF I" DOM
boy d Son., ~ drsmatised BY John Brougham,
will be produced with an excelsior oast Of char.
aciers, inclnding the fAyorits comedian and
Of Captain Cutie. Mrs. Germon. who has 40.
Quired great reputation a. Mrs. Skewton, win
assume the same character on Monday, st Gro.
vsr's theatre. Hr .....r au ~ ia
C,srERnuRY. Tonight will be positively the
lust Of the entire talented company now per.
30 that those who wish to hear The sweet notes
ci the beautiful child OF song, Miss Clara Butler,
or tn witness tho various entertaining and
amusing acts performed BY the other members
Of the company, must attend to night. Each
ono OF the artists win appear IN their very best
pieces, and the .proRramms Ia y capital one,
sufficient to fll the house 10 oyerhowfng. We
advise our friend to go oariY and secure n good
seat, and bid farewell 10 the old favorites who
have contributed no much 10 the amussmsnt
~ our citizens within the last few weeks. Re.
nomber, to night will be the best performance
Of the season. 't .. .'.
ODn FELIows' HALL.-The Polemorama, or
Scenes In the War for the Union, are still on
exhibition, and the crowds Of delighted visit.
ors do not seem to diminish In interest or sum.
bers. As We shall not long have the opportu.
nifty of seeing this great work Of art, owing to
the propriotorS' engagements 10 other citiea,
we advise our readers 10 60 at once. On OK.
hibition this afternoon and tonight.
ACADEMY or MUsIc.-A choice selection Of
vocal and instrumental music from the best
masters Ia given every afternoon and evening.
Tho ohoioest Of refreshments, and the most
beautiful, fascinating and attentive walters 70
supply them. See advertisement. ..., al
The national Republican., 1862-06-14
The street railway.

About 100 men are employed on this work
who are under the surterintepdenoe Of Mr.. VIM.
wharton, OF Philadelphia, . gentleman Of large
experience, and whose ability and energy Is u
guarantee Oft being well executed.
The cars are being built by Messrs. Murphy
& Allison, of Philadelphia, and will combine oil
the modern improvements, suoh "a patent jour
mails and selfsupporting poles. Wharton's patton,
wheel. which saves the expense OF u switch.
tender, has been adopted, and will bs used.
Is being pushed on with vigor and We may oon
gratulate ourselves on speedy completion o.
this long desired convenience OF y passenger
railway.
The national Republican., 1862-06-14

NFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS un-
~ der the act Of April 10, 1852, entitled " An act
for the release OF certain persons held TO serve
labor 10 the District Of Columbia"
CRY HALL,
WAsHIs1Ioa CTY, ID. G.,
June I a., 1869,
Ordered, That the time for filing = statsment In
writing or schedule with the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court for the District Of Columbia provided In the
9th section Of the above aot be- and the IL here
by, extended TO the drst Of Jaly next
WIN. 4 WOODWARD.
js p-dtyl ' Clerk.
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rev. ]. q. Ksnnard.

II affords us much qualification TO be able To
announce that this eloquent young divine is
again In the city, after an absence Of several
weeks. during which he has recruited In health,
and viii preach in the large room Of Tempe
rance Hall tomorrow. (See notice elsewhere. }
wo learn that the unhappy difioulties which
merly pastor have been settled by the with.
drawal Of a portion of the membership, who
have effected another church organization, and
called Mr. X. to become its pastor. We learn
also that he has had calls TO other fields Of labor
W sincerely hope that he will feel It his duty
10 remain in this city. o.. ~,
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NEOONLI8HT EXCURSION TO Oily.
Ix1 MONT,
Tuesday Evcning, June II, 1sSS,
For the bsneht Of the
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS,

Tuesday Eyentng, june II, 1S6H,
. For the benefit Of the
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS,
under the auspices Of
THE UNION LITERARY ASSOCIATION.
An appeal to al who sympathlze with the brave
defenders OF the Constitution and the maintenance
Of he Government. who are now iuferipg II the
hospitals Of our city.
- The large, saie, swift, and splendid steamer BAL.
TlMORE capable Of carrying one thousand pessons
lhe MARINE BAND, both brsss end string, will
love to trip 1t on the light fantastic toe to do
to sounds Of sweet music not 70 B. sxoelled.
and every arrangement made for ths comioT Sed
enjoyment Of the excursionists
C0aches will leave the corner Of Seventh street
will leave lie wharf At the foot Sixth ,ueet, Al
s O'Clock.
Tickets, admitting a gentleman and lady, 81; to u
hon the Committee Of Arrang gements, or Msnss
sod at the boat on the evening Of the excursion.
Cmmiaes Of Arranpmest on De part Of lie Asocia,on
J. T.CLEMENIs, Pres't JOHN ELLIOTT.
J. ~ T. sRzsir. sEIkssi VIZ " i. Il h66SEE s5SEEf'
Adnaoers on he pirt Of Government Departm>nt,:
Hons. Emerson Ethsridge, Clerk H9uss Reps. ~.
Audit.r; Z. D. Frsncn, Second Auditor r. j. At.
nson, Third Auditor. Hobart Berrien, Fourth Au.
diior; John Y. Underwood, Fifth Auditrr Green
Adams. Sixth Auditor.
Treasury DepsFtmsnt-J. T. Hartley and d. t.
Smith. "a
Interior psp.rtn...-ws,t Smith. D. Hal
loway, and p. NJ CLARK.
r1st Pest onnos Dspsrsmsnt-wm A. Bryan and +.
War Department- John Potts and VIM G. Moore
Navy NpArtmsnt-A. b Farvell.
Attorney Gensrals Ofloe-Riohart BATES.
Mo~a9ers ON 1.spart Of Oti,crs of Washington:
Hon. Richa;d Wallach. John G Riyes, Samuel u
Douglas, VIM. T. Dove. Lewis Clephaue. Thos J,
Fisher, jos. Brown, Alex Shtpherd, Charles Utter
mehle, J. r. Pepper, B. II. French, Nathan Sargent
Ihoe y. Cla,k, John II. Peake, Thomas Il. Lloyd
and VIM. j. Murtagh
Managers on he part Of Cai,ens OF Georgetown:
Hon Henry Addison, J. 7. Bangs, and VIM II
Tenney. jel2-6t
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A naicably Adjssted.

A dinloulty occurred n few days since be
tween Mr.. James A. Wise and Ofiosr Shedd, o
the third ward Metropolitan Police, in whiof
Wise denied the right Of the ofhoer to auss
him on certain process which the officer helt
against Wise. The parties got out warrants
against each Other--One for resistance Of OIL
Ger, and the other for assault. The matter WA
brought up before Justice johnson yesterday
and was satisfactorily adjusted, by both partiei
withdrawing & their charges. ~.
The national Republican., 1862-06-14
Sabbath School Hissioaary sectety Ad-
drsss.

We call the attention OF our readers to q
NOTICE in anothsr column OF y very interesting
meeting to come on vt the Foundry u. T..
church tomorrow afternoon. The Sabbath
School Missionary Society Of that church have
been so fortunate NJ TO secure the services Of
Ex Gov. wickliffe, member Of Congress from
Kentucky, 10 give An address on that occasion.
We are sure that many Of our readers who
have heard the thrilling tones, and the happy
rejoinders which this old man eloquent" has
given in the House Of Representatives, will be
present Tomorrow.
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WILLIAM Il. SEWARD.
OFFICIAL.

No Passenger Trsan % Mansssss.
WAS DsPARIxssf,
Q6os % Aaksyy Director
aNd !Npuiaisndeat Raihoads y. T.,
Washington, April 10, ls6a,
No passenger train will BE- ran IRON WsshinStoI
- b. o. MocALLuM,
apis n. D. 1 SaDt. u. H. q. 3.
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! Negroes Ciainai.g Payment for Slaves

We learn that u oolored man, BY the name Of
/Ross, who Is sort of local preacher Of the
Methodist Church. has hled an application for
compensation, under the emancipation act, for
his wife and child, when II 10 well known that
tho money with which he purchased the free
dom ofhis family WAS obtained from different
coiored churches, and other pxrtiss, who gave
to this object for the sole purpose Of having the
slave set free! We trust the Government will
not have 10 pay for these persons.
The national Republican., 1862-06-14

pNnWs sooons NEW iaoOQs EoLQTHISe
.:.;;;:: IS: - ass i:4:' s' & *;
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India 4 ubbsr Cao,ts.

M~ws Henry 4. Hall Co !, Of Bostoa, who Aays
Kept branch store at 3os Pennsylyanis avenue
.toek for me summr, and out eftisens csa proeuis
India Rubber Goods Of every 1esoripeaoa, sslsetsd
from he iaP ssset Of Gem 0ocSs in.shs yorn, !.
ths sts..sics q rlsnben, DrsGs sias, Clothiag
0am 0oods, % Ill orders revived By Msssss. Hal
"a % Will - forwarded By tgffniDe sxprsss train
&c nanufactsrsrs pri. - Isaph pssd, thereby say.
this ofiSs Lst Of psioss and dissosls SoswsfSsS 81
n Ill when desired. 7-rF je IMAM ~
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o r 10 IA L.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Wdshinoon, Jan. rs, 1861.
The Secretary Of Stats will hereafter receive
commencing viii Saturday, Tie first Of usx'
mouth. .iti
WILLIAM q. SEWARD.
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Commissionsr Of the General Land once.

Nora.-Uldsr the regulations Of the Department,
nsds for advertising proclamations, except % such
pubiishsv q are spscaly ssosed 70 publish By ths
Commissionsr Of the General Land once.
Jane l8-wfSw ,I
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AsAa sss Ssllswans- s-Tsssa0sasas
From .RteAssd sns6, - ssaksw BseA 4 HNySssl.
!, gsss s,.! =, .sslsi.scs siy.s 4 -; ne,
tioas, 1ssS Ess go q isssios 4. - ~ SI~ 4
plaes NJ ns y q AZ ~ 81 rsconS 32SfioSS d
skiilf.i Aurht, fs thi SSasif of ikoss vho BAY 70
qulrs hh ssgvl1ss = ,g Rp 6nifH.
ssas AS'issA H7o1l s,.1s slis,a 80. 81 yoa
ytow O. n Bssse, N ,A~sw q osvss,lA L
y gives me- p:sa..rs % b able 70 slate ~ Dt
uees Win which have foe seoe 6ei1Ai bee ShiloS
a. Z 'IT7 y .I'T N q. II! BSowrs, n q,
Jsns ., isel ,,F SIS. : -. 20 st'-'t- :,
Dr. yea MosshsAksr, D: :alhs "a Asr,s no. p
. the tssan2l q eli d nsi1ll0 q tHs Eys a.
FAR. fessocs requiring .his 1esyses should spplj
Misaest dslay,h 'thsy wAh Tie hli bs9sa. q hf
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The Indian Herb Doctor,

Ihe Indian Herb Doctor,
FROM Capada, will describe diseases and tell his
pitients this nature OF their complaints or
illness, without receiving any infor-
IN iioa frl IN them.
No charge for consultation or ddsioe
..H. Our MOTTO.
We rse su:h Balm as have no strife
with Nature or the Laws OF Life:
With hood our h md, vs. ever stain
Nor nsol m.n to ease their paia
Our ather whom 4 ! goodness dis,
POW les he means to eur all tla; Z
The Simple lie, bs beneath oar feet,
We'll used, relieve ou paia compete. /.
A simple Herb, q simple Flower,
Guild from the ewy Lea .
Jheke, Thee snail sps ak with touching power
otsnspss aud health to'hss' w. .
- stHsSipNslIfwsxhingt gton Building, VsnaaDevasia
Aysovs, corner q Seventh street. 4.
No charge Tor eoasaltAtaoa. Ws0
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Music a. the Capitol.

Should the weather prove favorable, there
VIII be music vt the Capitol grounds this after.
noon At the usual time,
The national Republican., 1862-06-14
IN VIITW VOT
LOCAL NEWS. ,0
- AaS>e1aessa,

Nearly - mousAnd sepiss Of ths 1Ixs
''on~ srs s'ro'Iated among the floating popuaa.
t'"n sysry day .bss'ass tbeiarEs number ssfvs1
10 rssniar su,noribsrs Ad,srtissrs VIII tAks
@tc accordingly. Z, ',ias - .. .s'st ~ y
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q 100 z 55oave UsSveh,

~. =: .t...s Learn - e. sslIs = Z stree. B.p.
Is: s:ssSsson u passS: 70 s.S:';s 3: rssS Sy
ss::;. ss$!:; s; = ssI.s':. s'sI 4
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VNoV ssss0 sss~s ~ssV
ciDQl meridian.

II, Of range IT,
Lands appropriated by law for the use Of schools,
military, and other purposes, together with tbs
for cu.tvaton," n any granted 70 the State BY the
cot entitled An sct TO enable the State Of Arkansas
aud other states, to reclaim the swamp lands with,
10 their limits" approved september 2s, 1850, will
be excluded from The sale
The onsrirg Of the above lands will BE- commenced
on the day appointed and Will proceed In the order
hsye been offered snd the sale thus oiosed but the
sale thall not Be kept open longer than two weeks,
and no pIyste entry Of any Of the lands will be ad-
mrted until amer the expiration Of the two weeks
Given under my hand II the city OF Warrington
this thfrtieth day Of May, ammo DENIM, one thou
sand eight hur drd and sixty-two.
~ ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
II. EDMuaps,
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Nuies 10 Pre.em,sion Claimants.

Every psrssn entitled to the right Of pre:emptlon
towpshps above enumerated, sIequired 70 sstSbllsh
The same to the sstisfaouon Of the Register and Re
eeiver Of the land sfoe, and make therefor
fore the dSy appointed for the oonmenoement OF the
public sale of the lands embracing the tract claimed
otherwise such claim will forfeited:
J. n. EDMUNDS,
Commissioner Of the General Land once
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Glass No. l.-Paper.

OLASS NO. 1.-IdpT.
i. 10 reams white laid cap, heavy, Iued to pattern
5 10 rsams C.p white, ruled 70 pattern, extra gu.
perhne, per rtam.
l. 10 rssws consular cap, white, and ruled to pat
s. srsim. consular cap, white, doubls thick, su
g. Srssmi legal cap, white, trimmed and ruled, per
l. 20 reans post, qaar;o, white, ruled, super, Per
8. 10 rs.ms white yell.m note paper, highly glazed
hard calendersd, Per resm.
O. 20 rsams eommsrcial note paper, lined, super sx
10. 10 rssn: A. eap, white, unralsd, Per rs.m;;
u. 10 rssms large brown envelope, per rs,m
H. 10 dozen sheets patent blotting, per dozen sheets
Glass No 2.-Envelopes.
l. 900 muslin lined, Autographed and printed ,c
900 1 muslin III ii.hGssspR:d s al aud printed to
.. 500 musiin. lind, hthOsrsphed and printed to
l. 100 900 sdkesivs envelopes white, heavy, liho
sraPhed and printed to order, and patterns
8. 10 ooS adhesive envelopes large ar SMALL WI lite
letter and note, plain, per N.
Iatermedlste sizes, ordered, Iot to te charged
higher than bid for size next larger.
GLASS No. 3.-Pens, Pencils, dc.
l.9o gross Pery's Gillotts, or oher sool metallic
Gems, per gros.
q 5000 quills. No. so, per NJ.
8. 10 dosen Fabers, or other gooi, No. to 4, OF
graduated, per dozen.
4. doi.n Esbers, ae., red and blue penclls, per
dozen.
Glass No. 3.-Continued.-In Husbands,
Waters and Wdr.
l. dozen Drapsr'a inkstands, per dozen,
.. dozen Maynard h Noye's Ink, pints, per dozen.
0. dozen pints, Arno'd's 9 ink, per dozen.
4.3 dozen best French calmlne Ink, ouLcc per
.. thousand seal waters, best quality, red, No
Q. pounds best red waters, common size per pound
I. 10 pounds best extra super tealet sealing wax
Icr pound.
CLASS No. 3.-Continued.- Cutlery dnd Miscel-
lane0,ls Articles.
l. dozen Rogerss or other knives, four blades,
buck or pearl handles, per dozen.
q dozen Rogers's IVORY hsnd.e or Shavsr's put.
ent erastIs, per dozen.
.. dozen ivory water ttqmps, FER dozeL
l. 2dozen ofice shears, extra, per dozen.
8. dozen Office fci sors, per dozen.
.. 25 dozen SILK taste, wide, ler dozen
!. 90 dozen red tape, assorted, per dozen.
9. dozen paper weights, assorted, per dozen:
10. pounds prepared India rubber, Ier pound.
II. pounds pouncc, per pound.
IL 80 pounds large twins, Tor packing, per pound.
Il Il 50 50 pounds pounds % best cotton @ tSius' % per pound.
is. dozen rulers round or at 80 inches long, per
10, 8 pounds best quality sponge, per pound.
II. 10 pounds gum arabic, per pound;
brush and metallic tops, per dozen.
10. 80 dozen penholders, assorted, per dozen.
je7-lawiw.
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5t7.ts{!stH.1$5Ef.

| hessrs. ehsuykOT11eU1n opsas0p RNV-
ericksburg TheStrp. yRslDis, for q season n
sp,',i'n four %on'ns; p sss9s wtn b rs.odslsd
SsSs SsI1sn. Grs ~ issssf si,sl q ~
Sassd IL G 3spriss. " -%Tr yis'E E''
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Every evening, . remarkably fine
Free Con rt..
embracing selections from the best classic music and
the most popular OPERAS, rendered 10 better styl
than In any other American concert saloon.
The celebrated Italian Singer,
si0koR ANTONIO TiBERTiki,
PIimA Baritone from the st. Carlo Theatre, at Ma.
ples has been engaged and will assist the euts rtain
ment of the evening with the finest Melodies and
Songs ever produced In this city.
The guest and the public invited, and may rely
upon having every comfort they desire. In addition
to the finest music In Washington they will obtain
on call from the attentive attendants decidedly the
best REFRESHMENTS for sale In the Federal
Metropolis
Ofncers constantly In attendance TO keep good
order.
Concert commencing at I p. IN.
p9i-u HENRY ROSENTHAL, Prop'r.
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DoYs CLOTHING AND BOYS, SHIRTS Al
d lss. than arst cost, st Nc Ae0 Seventh susst
DAs SNd10
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The Emanctpstion Commissionsrs.
The following petitions were fled yesterday {:
Samuel Z, Crawford, 2 slaves, aid Rachel
Whita Z. .