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The national Republican., 1862-01-09
DY WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioneera.
ID Corner South side Pa. Av. and Ninth 81 q
,. Q. MoGUIaE q CO., Auct,one,rs
EXTENSIVE AND PSRENPyoRF SALE ~ FUR
NITL'RE

EXTENSIVE AND PgRENP7ORF SALE ~ FUR
HlTURE
On FRIDAY MORNING, January 10th, at 20
O'Clock on The hrs foor of Caru. ilo N, co-Ger
cf Eleventh and streets, we shall sell w!th.utre
serve, for account Of WHOM IL NAV coucern, large
- rtmeut Of new Furniture, oomprsing-
Mahogany aud walnut Sofas and lee a retes. of
vHrious patterns
sdvssn Cane sat and baok ROCKING Chairs
DO Cane seat and back N urse Rocker
50 d. Cane seat Chsirs, various styles
"a do TAX French Dining Chairs
ls Mahogany and Walnut Dressing Bureaus
~ 40 do do Bookos.es
10 Painted Drt ssiug Bureaus
Round, Leaf. aud Oh. inber rab,e-
Ito Double aud 81 a, otrsge BetSteais
Child's Bedded bedsssads and q :,
90 oozen ,ane ana ', ood seat Chsics
Barton Rockers, Once Cnairs
Childrens Chnrs OF various kinds, Sleds, Toy
Carts
Portable Writing Desks, Towel II acks
Plush.oovered music Stools
Hands0me Cottage Chamber Sets
Together with many o h r articles of Furniture
ALSO
900 heavy Double Comforts
SO Single Feather Beds and Pillow,
Terms ca h..
X. .B-The attention of the trade Is particularly
called to this sale, which will be made IN lot. to sui,
JAS q. MCGUIRE Il CO
jan Sd Aucuoueers
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VIO INVENTORS AND PATENTEk;s.
/ MUM CO., propris tors Of the scientific
American, and agents for procuring American aud
II "A II II ~ II -
With SiIteen Years Experience in the ,B,lsiness.
Refsr to Hon. Judge Mason, Hon Joseph Holt
Hen. W. d. Bishop, ex-Commi-sioners Of Patents
and to more than hiteen thousand inventors who
have had business done through Mum Co.'S Pat
rnt Agency.
Pamphlet of advice sent free by mail
Patent Laws and Regulations, !so psges, 10 oenis
mall
No charge for consultation, orally or by mail,
Preliminary Examination In United States Paten
Ofnoe, IS.
Ofnces, No. q Park Row, New prt, Washington
corner Of and Seventh st7eets,o oeita the Psten
Tnos, NAY is--Sustf
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT, At AJC.
TON.
On FRIDAY, the 10th day Of January, lstg,
shall sell in front ot the premises, at o'clock NJ
by virtue Of deed of trust, to the subscriber bear
ing date the l1th day OF November, 1859 ""' y"
corded In Liber A. g., No. ls7 tolios 6s 5e, 30
6l one Of the lard records for the county Of W as
ington, In the District Of Columbia, the following
named property lying and being In the City OF
Washington, District aforesaid, and laid down on
tn. ground plan or plat of said city. The oourse-
and distances are fully described in said deed OF
trust, to Wit
Parts Of Lots numbered one and Two q and .
in Square numbered five hundred AID thirty seven
(S37) together with the improvements, which ar. u
frame dwelling House. Gc sc. This property
fronts on U street south, between Third aud Fouf
and half streets west.
Terms, one fourth cash balance in six and twelve
months the purchaser to give note Ter the deferred
pay ment, bearing interest from day u, sale. deed
given and deed OF trust taken on III, property to
Secure the payment Of the notes. Ii the terms are
not complied with in Ave days after saIe the Trustee
reserves the right to reso the property at the risk
and cost Of ths frst BY giving three dsy
notice Of sucK resale In come neHSpler Irinted IN
the City OF Washington.
J. l.. SMITH Trustee
GRkLN WILLIAMS,
dec l"--2dwSds AuctiOneerS
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ela.a.f Sarlasls /. we,n,,.,1,. ~

/ fhe most admirably constructed lwinte,
quartcrs 0elonglhe TO any section Of thp army
Of tne ronmso, afe uncoubtedly the new bAS
Esske inse completed st Meridian Hill, oh nostl
sbeelacsttsns wers made out " Oh. w. W
DuSts, ooonanding the Arst brigade, 0Snsss
Cssey's division, and the buildings wsfS erect
"a undsr the supsrvision Of Adtutant Cafvsr
Bssrsoks. Thsy. we're built ensitsly p the
soldiers OF Col. DAvis's brigade, tho sole o.
pense to the Government being the cost Of the
materials. TIE brigade uum6ers 4,lSf men
and 10 soompossd Of the One Hundred and Fourth
'ysistn New Yori S'nH and Es1snsS G.inS isli-
Of 4 spssish Village, he bsrrscks for each
regiment occupying one side Of = grand plaza
GusSrsS &C. Escn Ss
Fifly sixth, which ~ eighteen, there being
etktit more companies in that regiment thsn in
either Of the othsrs. Each building is sixteen
feet wide, eighty feet long. and eight feet high.
froiiing on tAs square being il By is isst. and
The buildings are Of boards, placed psrpsn.
diculariy, With the joints stripped. The roof
are also cf boards, covered with felting and
feet over the sides and ends, Ths rooms are
ali fitted up with bunls, and each 10 wafmea
by small stove. Between each building 10 an
open space Of IS feet, On the northeast and
southwest corners Of the Damp, outside bt the
barracks, are two guard houses, each ld BY go
feet, and capsule Of aooommod sting rs men
each. A portion Of the camp ground wan
drained by . 9.inoh iron pipe running scrOss
Fourteenth street, which being found too small
for the purpose, Uol. Davis men removed 1t,
and procuring rock from an adjacent quarry,
built splendid stone conduit, two feet square,
entirely aoroes tho street. The buildings are
all Handsomely whitewashed, and are oocu.
pied BY their respective regiments, except
those for the New York Fifty. sixth. which will
be taken possession Of within few days.
All this work was ctmmonced d and finished
within three weeks, and without any assistance
from outsiders. There WAS used l43 900 feet
Of boards and % 900 feet Of soantling, ASH per
thousand, amounting to 90 297. The felting and
pitch for the roofs and the nails, looks, hingea,
sash, &C., bring the sum up to nearly el0, 900.
Common tents for the same number Of troops
would cost over u 900, and would be entirely
destroyed by the end Of the season. The plans
and specifications were submitted to General
Mcclellan, and had his approval, before any Of
the work WAS begun, and 10 the only instance
IN which Any scheme Of the kind was sanetion.
I'D by him. These batrscks are far superior
10 workmanship and design TO any erected BY
contract al . far greater expense. Too much
credit cannot BE- awarded to Colonel Davis for
the skill and economy displayed BY him Ia
their design and construction, and the example
set might be followed BY others, with sdvsn
tsge to themselves and pront to the Govern
ment. rl.
The national Republican., 1862-01-09

ADPerticular Notioe..Ths writer Of several
snony nous (nendly) notes to lazy who has On.
oourtersd the venom Of . noi~dino magiaerial fime
tioSa'y, (of the tribs Of Berjamin,) and his entire
kennel will contsr great favor by making himieli
known to the party aggrisved The object Is 70.
drea--.sgal, II popibls. jsno-st
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
meeting Of IN. neara 81 Trustees OF P.b
r. lie SchOols.

at meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of
Public Schools, held In the Aldermen'a
chamber on Tuesday afternoon, the Mayor pre-.
sihing. the committee appointed at the last
injecting to examine the accounts Of Mr.. Har.
b$ugh, the late treasurer Of the Board, report.
81 that they had found the said accounts ocr-
reot and that they found in hts hands balance
df 4l0.es, which had been transferred to J. Sess
lord, Jr., the present treasurer with the books
fand papers belonging 70 the once.
thony Hyde, Of Georgetown, In reference tc
physical Development, accompanied BY u copy
Of Lewis New Gymnasdcs, q Boston journal
and moved that It be referred to \ committee
Of one from each school district, to report or
the subject Of physical education at the next
meeting Of the Board.
The Chair appointed. on said committee
Messrs. Miller, Wilson. Ellis, and Wight. :.
A resolution that no extension Of the regular
holidays, ~ prescribed by the rules, shall bt
allowed without the sanction Of the Board, wa
debated, and rejected By = vote Of to5. Ad
journed.
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
The Unioa Hospital,

The building now used as the General Hospital
at Georgetown, was famous rs the UniGn Hotel
during tho administrations Of Adams, Jsffer
son, Madison, and Monroe. AT that time there
were no large hotels 10 Washington, and 30 the
Congressman used to board in Georgetown, at
the " Unon," vt that time kent BY VIM. Craw.
ford. Rufus King, John Randolph, Christopher
Gore, and a few other celebrities who used to
sojourn there, kept their own carriages, but the
maj portion of the guests used to ride to and
from the Capitol In large stage coach. which
was chriS,sned the Royal George" The
rooms in which the politicians Of the old sohoo
used to sit and sup their wine, and discuss
politics, are now filled with cots, upon which
lie nearly ITO sick soldiers.
The national Republican., 1862-01-09

We have just received copy Of the Mem.
phis Appeal. Itcontains a long article, making
bitter complaints that the requiition Of Gen
Hsrris upon the militia Of the Slate has failed
utterly. We anticipated its failure from the
first We have no doubt that there are thou.
sands Of tho Tennessee militia who would
heartily rejoice a. the marchiug Of the Federal
army through their State.--Lovisvius Journal.
The national Republican., 1862-01-09

The latest advioes from England warrant, w
fear, serious apprehenslons respecting the sf
feet q her estlmsble husbands death upon the
mind Of Queen Victoria. Although she sp
pears 70 have borne herself nobly when the
shock OF the sad calamity first came upon her
the subsequent unsatisfactory state Of her
health seems to have necessitated the retire.
ment Of herself and family from London to the
more quiet surroundings Of her palace, at Os.
borne.
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
New HuntinC Gro. ads.

An excited individual within the lines Of our
army in Virginia, with An air Of mystery be-.
coming a prophet, lately predicted the speedy
destruction Of the CapiiOl-not one stone OF
which should be left upon another. But few
imagined that the beautiful grounds around
that magnificent pile Of marble should SO soon
become the haunt Of four. footed bexsts and the
nIstr,nt Washo idS spo.t .h.." w uuo
But so 1t Ia; q rabbit was captured there yes.
terday, and preserved alive. .r
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
Anpua, Messing o. enc Uaissd s'atss A.
ric n M ueal noot eGS,,.. 'i'fN

.'-.,--', =. ric aitural nee' 'sIS,y,s 80
The teinh annual meeting '6f ths United
States Agricultural Society was held yestefdAy
In the lactpre, room of the 6uithsonian lnstitu.
ton The kooIety. Was 0~lled 10 order BY Nr.
William D., Hubbard, Of Ohio, but there being
no quorum present, the Association adjourned
until this morning u 10 O'Clock. q
Owen Lovejoy, Of Illinois, Mr.. Byington, Of
Iowa, Mr.. Army, Of New Mexico, Hon. Charles
B Calvert, of Maryland, Mr.. Smythe, af New
Hsnpshire, Mr.. Newton, OF Pennsylvania, Mr..
Sullivan, Of Ohio, and B. B. French, Esq, Of
the District OF Columbia. i'1R3t N'F -.
This Society Was organized in the year 1859,
by convention Of delegates from State Agrt.
cultural Associations, besides represent tativss
from = number Of States in which no 6thts or
ganization existed--altogether numbering up.
wards Of ohe hundred snd, my dslegnAst
Seven annual exhibitions have been held sinoe
the formation Of the Society, At the following
places: Springfield, Mass; Springfield! Ohio;
Boston, Mass; Philadelphia, Pa; Louisville,
KY; Richmond, Va; and Chicago, Illinois.
The Society was incorporated by Copgress
In April, 1860. 'A"' $50 .7'.. '-'F'"
The Secretary Of the Association stated that
he had received letters from = number Of
members Of the Society in States which have
seeded from the Union, expressing upabstsd
interest in the success and welfare Of the 80.
ciety, and regret at their inability TO be pres.
ent at its annual meeting. .. o.
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
II D n . Il 8 r . L u N.

ITO n Il r % L EN-. a
A Fine Black HoRs 4, fifteen aud. a.h.lf 0A
hands high, six years old. entirely bls,k,
with the exception Of one white hind foot extend.
log sp the ankle, sad trim bu IT. the property Of r.
Loughrsn, Surgeon Of the Twentieth regiment
New York Stats Militia, located at Upton Hi, Va
was stolen while standing in front of the hsrnss.
surgeon had taken the Horse and SADDLE there for
the purpose Of setting the latter fixed. He left the
Hore III charge Of one Of Me- Topham's clerks, who
sssursd him that the Horse would be safe, and that
he would see to him. There soon came up two per-
sons Who commenced untying the Horss, and were
told BY ths clerk 10 stop, but they persisted, and
succeeded In getting away with the hcrss under the
plea that his owner had sent them for him
! he are described % having on cifilers
clothes, Of middle sge, medium size, one wearing
the exception Of color, which wss light.
the lidrse had on, whe, they took him, military
bride Dress mountipgs, leather halter, pair OF
Gn,tuag agales, with the end through which the sur.
na'e goes dangling loose, the latter being with the
,atd,e, within the shop.
any person having information either Of the
.iorae or thieves, will be amply rewarded BY eav.
lug 1t at the Police Hesdqusfters, or st the once OF
browns' Hotel jan 7-3ts
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
A Rshsl LleutsaSnt has his Pocket
R1ckeA Of $500. BE-.

John A.. johnson, who claims 10 have been q
lieutenant in the rebel army ut the time he
,was taken prisoner BY the Union troops. ant
TO have been released from the old Capito
the oath Of allegiance, went to the theatre last
night with 12O0 In Treasury notes In his pocket
which he said he received yesterday from
Lewis Johnson b Co., bankers, in exchange fol
$500 IN Confederate shinplasters. While ut the
theatre he lost hts pooket.book, containing the
money. His suspicions were directed towards
two gentlemen, who were with him Ut the time
whom hs supposed had robbed him Of the
money, and he mentioned his loss to Ofnoer
Downing, who took the two men into custody
whsre they gave their names as John Wood
cook and James Jameson. No evidence i'm
plicxting them in the robbery being forthoom
Ing, the men were discharged.
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
Ice In tho Potomsc.

The cold Of the last few days has boen 30
severe, that ioe has formed rapidly in the Poto.
mao, though there has, as YET, been little dim.
GUILTY In navigation BY steambosts. A little
longer continuance of cold would close up the
a stop to the congeslation. Opposite the navy
yard, on the fats, the ics has bsen three OF
four inches thick, and the King Philip, with
her armor on, has been detained to keep the
channel open.
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
Adams Express.

Soldiers, or others, wishing to remit money,
will Hnd, in Adams Express, q perfectly safe
medium for that purpose. II Losses OCCUR, the
meet losses honorably and punctually. Con.
sdering the character OF the guarantee they
give, their charges are merely nominal.
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
Deaths of Soldiers.

The following deaths among the soldiers have
occurred since our last report: t.0irH r...
Edwin E. Edmonds, company o. Berdan's
Sharpshooters, At camp. srarH r...,
William r. Ostrum, COMPANY B, Second Reg.
iment Berdan's SharpshoOfsrs, at camp.
Peter Bedilin, company D. Eleventh PennsyL
Musici n J. H. Payne, e eventh Maine voun.
teers, At Columbian College Hospital.
John Knight, company r, Ninth Maine volun .
ieers, al CnIum bian College Hospital.
Isaac trksr, company L, r wenty. .thir rd Penn.
sylvania volunteers, at Damp.
William Drager, company F, Andersons
z,naves, IT Columbian College Hospital.
Henry Adams, company D, Second New YORK
cava ~, AT General Hospital. ~. y
W. H. Copp,. company A, Eleventh Maine vol.
un,eer-, At Columbian College Hospital.
Charles w~'ger, company A. Eighth Illinois
cavalry. AZ Coiumban College Hospital.
John L. Morrison, Hsrris' Light Cavalry, At
camp. .. s.... ..ia 9.1as s.E.F .sr.-
Isaiah Murphy, company I, Eighty ninth New
York volunteers. vt Seminary Hospital.
Milo Church, company H, Eighth New York
c,valry. at Columbian College Hospital.
John s. Ham lton. company B, Fifh United
States cavalry, at Eruptive Hospital. ..
Isaac Hollebaugh, company !, Fifty ty-seventh
Pennsylvania volunteers, At camp.
James Stewart, prisoner At central guard
house. -. ... araf
Rel,tvss OF deceased soldiers csn BE- fur
Iished with all the information they desire In
relation TO the burial place Of their friends, 30.
by calling on j. W. Plant, Government under
taker, at ais Seventh street, between g and H
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
COPRs0liOn.

We were in error, yesterday, In stating that
the Columbia Restaurant Was visited BY the
Provost Guard on Monday night, and the pro.
prietor, Mr.. Jos. Platz, arrested and taken to
the guardhouse for keeping open after hours
1t was Mr.. Springman's bar.keeper who was
arrested and tak en- there.
The national Republican., 1862-01-09

Ia selling original cartss de visite photographs
Of Generals SCOTT, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness Of
Mcclellan Ia the latest published, and Is oon.
sidered the best In existence. See our photo,
grabs In oil and water colors. Also portraits Of
is called to our full length lettsrtyves, for send
ing by mail. dec lS-lm'
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
A New stage L.ines

We are glad to learn that line Of stages Is TO be
put upon the route between this city and Fsll's
Church, to leave the Franklin House corner Of
O'Clock Re,urning, leave Fails Church stS O'Clock
in the morning. 4, FERGUSON CO., are the
proprietor Jsns
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
Trintty Chuseh.

The person who 10 converting this building
On Firth street, into \ stable, has An oppOrtunl
and viii i do 81 SO if the neighbors prefer that n
should. '"..'
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
Mu'lo "1"F- F-,F'"
New Method Of Musical Education.
Mr.. ALEXANDER WOLOWskI,
MN NnAnnoRD

Honorary member of,he priocpal Philharmonic 30
cisties Of Europe, etc has arrived from New York.
aud opens course of lessons by hls extraordinary
method which has produced the gre atest sensation in
Europe and lately IN America, for siogipg and Piano
Fore By Mr Wolowski . method, perssn having
v.ry short time, to read musc with great facility,
and AZ the same time ex.cuts Opers!ic as well %
Classical Music with . rare perfection and make
key by new march of harmony As to the vocal
part, by his way Of yocaliz.tion, he arrives st
iui and the sing,r Is enabled to vooalize the most
"i0i9ult passages with great facility, accuracy,
anu fine quality Of tone Mr.. W. will begin hi.
all persons who desire to become fine singers O. ex-
celleut performers, can apply at his residence, No
4o2 + E'eventn street, between and streets from
10 to ~ A. NJ dsily Children above IL yesrs Of
age are accepted Lectures at Semiraries attended
10 on liberal terms. Jan S-W
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
Crimtnal Court,

The court was not in session yesterday, hav,
log adjourned until Monday, on account Of
sickness in Judge Crswford's family.
The national Republican., 1862-01-09

pY 0REEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctionssrs.
fRUS71ES SALE or 4 V1RY VALUABLE RIAL
ESTATE ON TIE CURNER OF SEVSNTH
AND y S1RkkS.
By virtue Of ceoree Of the circuit court OF 'he
District of Columbia 10 ohanoery s.!tng passed IN
two causes In which " Statham, Smithson 4 20 ,"
and Austin sherman, respectively, are eomplanants,
and John r. Callan and ohers are defendants, bear
ing date the 7th day of December. A. d. 1854 the
undsr.snsd viii ssI q public aostion, te the high
est bidder, ON TUESDAY, the 18th day Of January
A. D. 1851, st4 O'Clock m, upon the prsmisec, Lot
No g. In square No ,6d, Of the plan Of the city o,
Washington, fronting 81 feet II Inches on X stree,
north ans rs feet On Ssvsr'h street west.
This well known property y situated ON the north
east corner OF K an Seventh streets opposite tn,
General Post Ohoe, and 10 OF tho very best busi
ness locations 10 the olty Of Washington The in
provemeuts ooptist Of three three story houses
street, including the drug store ut the oorrer O
seventh and two, story building on seventh street
The property will be sold at the rsk of The default
ing purchaser.
Term, Cash, payable o. the day of sale and, II
the terms are not complied with Immediately, the
said trustees are authorised to esct the ssid bid
and acospt the next highest BIDDER, Oh his prompt
oomplianos with the terms.
All oonvsyancing at the cost Of the purchaser
q 4 isaif HGdYb Trustees
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
d.o l-aav.v Auotonssra
The national Republican., 1862-01-09

Another BatsS Issa j issr HAs FiMy-thi,d.
. Lieutenant Colonel ViRuier do Aonteil. Of the
Fihy regiment New York State volun.
teers, (louayes) 10 now In Washington, on
route for New York, where he 10 going for the
that regiment, .. IL. cod, ..- 90 ,,r.,I., .....
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: TTT-TT-TiVfT
LOCAL NEWS.
10 AdYereasoRa.

Nearly 10 thousand .oepies of ne nlYue-
lscan ars oisoulaaed andhsSis ksAHas bSpgs-
son every day, besides thelargs nunberssFvsl
toSguly sups0ribsrs AtAysr'ip'r "sn sas''' sas'
E,ote accordingly. I + tblbJi HsTt
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
Inlia Ruhhsr asssaa.

India Hubb Goats, white and black, s9.so essh.
h lnd.s Ruebsr Lsgrns, o. pse pair.
And eli kinds ksbbsr Goods s-inoludipR Rubbe,
noe6 aae Shoss, Rubber Ssopp ,rs for Bodies DooI
Mats, UndsShesting fJr Beds in sickness, DO, ke, a
manumosurerv' pftces, ct n. A. HALLS
Iodia Rubber Warehouse,
t' 3O9 Penusylvapis avenue,
dso Ia-u Bet Ninth and Teuth sta
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
-upronlo Court.

Tues lay, Januqry 7, lss2.-No. 81. Christisn
FARM ct AL, appellants, vs. Edward P. lesson.
The argument Of this oau<e WAS continued BY
Mr.. Vnton for the appellee, and concluded br
Mr.. Carlisle for the appellants
No. 65. James o 'Brien's administration, plain.
titfs In error, vs.. Richard Smith. This cause
was argued by Mr.. Ingle for the plaintiffs in
error. and BY Mr.. Carlisle for the defendant in
error. t..-HsE rHrH'l "I
No. &C. Henry D. Cromwell OF III. owners Of
the steamboxtW Western Port. &c., appellants, vs.
the barquo leland City and cargo. The argu.
Dana for the appellants.
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
Trial or IL. sf.ts. tirs t,lvs,

Tomorrow afternoon, 1T two O'Clock, now
FIRE plug, the invention Of Quartsrmaster Cen.
eral Meigs. will be sxpertmentsd with, at the
the Kirk wood House. wv"
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
NEW DOATs-NEW OARS.
s5Ee loA sosro' s.o q
NAV LONDON NORWICH, and WORCESTER
DAILY,
jSundays ExseptedD
At 3 O'Clock, p. H.,


Ths nav and nssnincent steamer CITY OF BOs
TON, Wm. wilcox command from New York
Tussdsyca Thursdsys, and S,tSrdaX. and . TSm Ea,
Ths new and magnificent steamer CITY OF EEw
YORK, Thomas q. Jswett, commander, from New
York-koudsys, Wednesdays, and Fridays Ioh
Aiiyns Point Tuesdsys, Thursasys, and Satar'
fhsss two new steamers have been built exprssely
for this roats, with ali modern improvements, In
eladinr Water Tight Compartment, and a,e the
only eye, built fSr Long Is.S s0asd
Coad.otors accompany the sts.nsrs puyn, sS:h way
disteiy o arrival Of steamers BY Express Train to
Batsn, WorosstsI LSS: iLawIs.ss. E,sehSufs
Psssenssrs returning nom Boston leave the DeEot
of the Boston a.d Worcester railroad at 80 I. NJ
Worcester p. M, arriving at Auyns FONT $50
Frsight taken at the Lowest Rates, and delivered
Btsts Rooms in abundance can be had on board
stsamerv or at the Boston or New York ofnoes, in
sdvanoe, E.S. MARTIN, Agent.
SuS Ss-sm Pier 80, N. R
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
Oo,. Harlan Slsmovs,

Col. Harlan, Of the Eleventh Pennsylvania
cavalry, has been removed from the service.
The national Republican., 1862-01-09

" A ppm PAP E r
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE