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The national Republican., 1862-05-01
CANTERBURY HALL

CANTERBURY HALL.
Louisians Avenue, near sixth street.
nm A 4 ERILLIAST PERFORMANCES.
VoMB,NATIoNL
COMB!NATlON!!
Tsl:n:sd Art.s..s,
THE GREAT ETnf3fiAN COMEDY.
VIRGINIA MUMMY,
VIRGINIA MUMMY,
VIRGINIA MUMMY,
Ia which
FRANK BROWER,
FRANK BROWER,
The FORREST Of the Ethiopian Drama, will
appear In his sresnt, q shs l,r rscteT, z -,
Miss IcaA DuVAl,
Ihe Sweet Operate Sonsstress.
NG1oO MG1111o Eow1oI',
The most beautiful Dsnssuse on the American sage,
r,. r.'.S,:s SSs'S,Is '%%SSS SSSS S..,,.,
DICK KER.
The W Arlington favorite, will assist Frank Brewer
THE coHkF FSS 81 HsR sERtrY rSIhISs 4 nsw Dance.
NADRIGALS OF SPAIN.
the Public yoics, the Publ, Pres. The Elegant
Journals Of the day unite In pronouncing
THE CANTERBURY,
The hrst Musio Hall of the Age
CROWDED HOUSES;
Shouts OF Applause and Roars Of Laughter.
The Manager, are ever on the alert to secure the
best talent In the country.
THEY KNOW NO LIMITS,
THEY FEAR NO OPPOSITION
They manage for the public taste.
SS-No person leaves the Hall and regrets hi, mo
nty and time spent there.
Doors open at N Perfo, nance At g.. O'Clock.
Admission 26 csnu Orchestra chairs 20 osnts.
Gd'a afternoon Performance for Saturday.!
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Mis Millie Fowler-Hsr First Afternoon Appear
ance.
TIE VIRGINIA MUMMY
Frank Brewer, and the entire Company in an i'm.
mcuse bill, to please ths Ladies and Children.
This will be the only Afternoon Performance OF
the Virginia Mummy.
sE-Mis Emma L. Daring, No. 26l X street, be.
tween thirteenth and Fourteenth, received . s2S
oliver Cake Basket, wednesday afternoon
APPS
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20 NJ II Z N n N II AL
" OPERA HOUSE.
CONTINENTAL OPERA HOUSE,
CONTINENTAL OPERA house,
Peunsylvania Avenue and Eleventh Street,
Pennsylvania Avenue and eventh Street,
The stars arc Here,
Tbs stars are Here.
OUAPOSITION IS ESTABLISHEDl
9Tk 9Tk f9sfTf9s r9sfTf9s Is Is EsBsE EsrABLishEB
FIik FHk ySIoE ySIoE SE SE The The FFTGssttIISS FGstIS,
mental Is the best managed and oon1uoted place Of
Anq'fn:P' FIFE 6osTfSKNrA1 II II sisy COMBINATION,
TifE Fiji coNFiNESrAE cSSrEAL coMiiNArii9 GoMBiNXTi9N,
Miss Miss MARY M4RY WAkTSs, WAkTSs,,
Miss MARY wXLT0S,
Tn" pleading Vocalist from the Northern Thestrss,
T5iS MisI EXETIS$, RKTE SASSRIHi 1SR MI THE WEEK
MISS KATE MARSHALL,
MISS LUCY CLiFToN,
0'""" chARLEY FLiE1cHER,
MASTER WILLIE, MASTER WILLIE,
And al the Stock Company,
And all the Stook COMPANY
The fuest Orchestra In the City,
The finest Orchestra In the City,
PROF. GEORGE NACHMAN, Leader.
PROF. GEORGE NACiMAN, Leate'.
The STAR To night. The Stars Tonight.
Change Of Programme Every Night
Change Of Programme Every Night.
Change Of Programme Every Night
CARDS OF ADMISSION, IS cents; Gentlemen
unacoompanied by Ladies', 70 Orchestra seats, 90
cents; Colored Gallery, 26 cents.
SSFront seats invariably reserved for ladies. ia
Doors open at O'Clock; Concert commence at
O'Clock, precisely. DIR. g. b, HARRISON,
ap 2s-1w Agent and Treasurer.
AGRAND MATINEE,
For the accommodation of Ladies' and Children,
will be given on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, al
az O'Clock to which the price Of admission for chill
dreu will be 10 cents.
A variety Of present, will be distributed.
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NJOTICE.-sEALEDP PROPOSALS WILL DE
IN received At this once until II =. Of 9atsrdav,
May Sd, 1863, for . contract tor the burial Of de-
&c wed soldiers, the contract to terminate on June
Tie ooptrao,or to prepare the bodies for interment
dig the graves, and furnish the cofiio and hearse
The terms Of the contract Will rqslrs that the
wood, neatly md well made, and TO be stained or
s. ss s han vs s IN
II bid Is In the name Of . f.m, the nance Of al
the parties mu:t appear or y vii not bc considered
Proposals. will z: cAfT. isS.isisS s6W e L. HARrz,
Assistsnt Qusrtsrmaster U.
Corner Of 18th and ss., Wsshington, ID. q.
GUARANTEE.
The ability of the bidder TO fill the contract
should It be sw.rded to him. must be guaranteed by
two responsible persons, whose signatures must be
appended TO the guarantee;
shown by the official certificate Of the CLERK Of the
nearest District Court or Of the United States Dis.
triet Attorney.
are opsned or their proposal: viii not Be considered
Donds in the sum Of one thousand dollars, signed
By the contractor and both Of bis guarantos, will
bs required Of the successful bidder upon signing
-. As III. bond must accompany the contract, It will
Be necessary Tor bidders to have their nondamen
AID ready 70 bs produced when the contr signed.
Blanks for bonds can be procured upon application
being made st thi. once, either psronally, BY let
ter, Or BY tele frsph
We, -, q the ooanty Of and State Of,
hereby guarantee that : b abs TO fulal contract
that, should hs propoliion Be accepted, he will At
eater into contract in acccrdsnce Herewith.
should the contract be swardsd him We are pre-.
Ito this guarantee must Be appended the q6ieiat
certificate above meutioned.) spfss
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
Arrsst for Treason.

Francis Hutohins, an Englishman, and a
brioklayer, resided 10 this city about q year
ago, and was then blatant sscessionist. So
strong were his reasonable sympsthies that he
LEFT this city for the South, swearing that be
Gently no has discovered that "Dixie's land''
wxs not the very desirable place which the
wellknown cong would indicate. He became
siok Of Jeff.'s kingdom. and a. he would not be
piloted here - our hero desired, Hutohins be.
week, when he was recognized BY Sergeant
Cronin, Of the seventh district, who arrested
the valiant seossh," and turned him over TO
tho provost marshal, who ordered him to the
Old Capitol Prison. His appearance 10 rather
and he having lost flesh, clothes,
and money, 1t 10 safe TO conclude that the Con.
fsderscy is in bad way, fhe is 10 be taken ~
\ repPo00ntatiy0.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

- Drake's Plantation Bissers.-S. r.
1850. Kit invigoratss, strengthens and purihes
the system; is perfect appetizer, and the most
agreeable and sfectuai tonic In the world. II y
composed Of the celebrated Caiisaya bark, roots,
herbs, and pure 81. Croix rum. Particularly
adapted to delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
Weakness, and Is Just the thing for the changes Of
seasons gold by all grocer, druggists, hotels, and
saloons. r. II. DRAKE L CO,
spi-sm S9 Broadway, N. Y.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

RY GMEMH q WILLlAMs: A.c.ienes...
D TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT OF GROUND
At AUCTION On MONDAY, ths b,h day OF
May, 1852, shall sell In front Of the premises, at
O'Clock, D. m, by virtue Of deed Of trust to the
subscriber bearing date the I'd day Of April, 1862,
and d.ly recorded in Iibsr ,. 4. s., No. no, foos
lOO lol and lO2 one Of the land records ior Wash.
ington county IN the Dh,riot Of Columbia, the fol.
Of T WsshipStonr. % District Aforesaid, vIs: " " wy
North part Of Lot numbered seyelteen, u7? In
having front Of Is fset on Second street west run
ming back to an alley-the course ana distance more
fully made known on the day Of sale-vith the i'm.
provements.
Terms Of sale- One halt cash; balance In sig and
twelve months the purchaser 70 give notes for the
deferred payments, sea1ss interest from day Of
All coAveyancng at the cost OF the purchaser. II
the purchaser should fail to comply with the terms
In Ave days after the sale, the trv,ee reserves the
right TO rese the property ct the k and cost Of the
dehulting purchaser, BY advsrtsing the same three
MAHLON ASHFORD,
Trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
ap 23-eodSds Auctioaeers
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
An Actross in Trouble.

dashing young lady, calling herself Mariet-
Ia ST. Clair, who says she Ia an actress by pro.
fession, was riding ut u furious rate along Four.
and'a'half street last Tuesday, accompanied
by man named John Woods, who calls him
self an extra policeman. Oficer MoCa uly re.
monstrated against her rapid pace, whereupon
she turned upon him with curses and imprt.
cations for his Interference. The officer
promptly arrested her and her companion
and took them before Justice Stratton, who
1ned the parties IS each.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

.AFIn another column. may be seen few
Of the many testimonials from well known citizens
thing could say II 10 with pleasure We lay them
before candid and .pprec!atlve publie Our peo.
pie are tired Of theories. When m u is siok he
wants the physician who prescribes remedies that
are sure to cure him. and such q person IL found in
DR.. Tunblsty, Indian Herb Doctor.
Come and see for yourselves 70 lame and suffering
Oh, ye rheumatio and dying, come and see.
Light shall again the fAded eye illume,
And rosy health the pallid cheek resume.
Thousands rescued from ditsase and death,
Invoke Gods blessings on Tumblety.
desire your pro,uste hearts to lit,
Your bleeding wounds 10 cure,
Aud with the treasures Of natures gift
Relieve the rich and poor.
The Indian Herb Doctor will describe diseases and
tell hB patients the nature Of their complaint or
illness, without receiving any information from
them. No change for consultatioa. ~.
Once No. II, Wasbing;on Building, Pslnsylva.
mia svenue, ooraer Of Seventh street.
apl9-H
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
PlckpOcketa.

We desire 10 put our citizens on their guard
against these gentry, who are said to be opera
ting mere extensively than usual at the present
time. Last Monday afternoon, q soldier, while
purchasing stamps at the window Of the post
Of1ioe, felt q man on each side Of him pressing
hare, and one of them leaned very heavily on
his arm. The latter, who seemed very eager
to get stamps, was tall man with dark whis.
went and purchased some refreshments, sfter
eating which, he put his hand In his pocket for
his purse to pay for II, and 1t was gone. 1t
contained about 19-one Is treasury note, and
two 81 notes on Maryland bank. Beware Of
crowded places, rs they are favorite resorts
for the craft.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
The Commissioners under the Emanci.
'nr- patton Act

Met yesterday ut II O'clock, ut the City Hall,
but adjourned early, as but little business came
before them.
The principal OF the session was to give in
formation In regard to the mode Of procedure
In applications. The time within which no.
tioe must be filed with the clerk Of the circuit
court has been extended to the first day Of June
next.
The blank forms have not been delivered to
the board rs yet.
No applications for claims, under the act,
was made to the Board yesterday.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
CRARD MAY FEsTIVAL,

AZ Losffier's s"Washington city Garden
On New York avenue, between First and Second
streets, ON THURSDAY, May LIST. A grand FES
TIVAt Will be held At this beautiful place, to which
the public sre respectfully invited, A line LUNCH
will Be served up At u O'Clock, N,
Admission free. may lit
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
Future Days.

DIV GR&Es u VILLA ms, Aucssonesrs.
d TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
ERTY. Byvrtue Of deed Of trust msde and ex
eouttd the 22d day OF March, 1875, BY Alfred
Day, to the subscriber, and duly recorded In Liber
j. S. No. la' folios S5 et seq, o'e OF IN, land re-
cords Of Wa hington County, In the District Of Co
lumbia. for cerraia PURPOSES therein mentioned,
Ill SELL at public sue lon, On the premises. on
Fourth street, between + and q streets west, On
MONDAY, the 18th day Of May next ensuing. st
O'Clock r. m all that PIECE OK PARCEL OF
GROUND lying snd being in tn. city Of Washiug
ton known and designated, on the ground plat or
plan thereof sstwesty eight feet front asd ming
back the deph Of the lot numbered six l6 10 square
numbered five hundred and twenty one ,b2l, Il be-
ing the south twenty eight feet Of said lot No g. TO-
gether with the improve ments, consisting Of . two
story and basement b.ick house and premises, with
the appurtenances.
TERas or SALx.-One third Of the purchase money
to be paid within three days alter ire day Of sale,
and the remat der 10 three equal nstamente at Elk
twelve snd eighteen months with notes on interest
A deed 10 be given and deed Of trust taken, at
the expense q the purchaser TO SECURE the deferred
payments. If the terms of sale be not complied
with within the. days after the sale, III. trustee re
serves the right to at the cost and risk Of the
defaulting purch 9er
CORNELIUS LENT, Trustee.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS.
ap 26- tIwids Auctioneers.
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a n Nuisance.

In the locality, to call the attention of the au.
thorities 10 the horrible lake Of Nth near the
intersection Of N street, with James Greek on
the Island. The night soil, offal, dead animals,
and every other imaginable combination Of Of.
fensive matter Of the city soavenger is deposit
ted thore, and as the weather 10 growing
warmer the residents Of the vicinity are horri.
ned by the abominable stenoh which arises
from Il. Heretofore this Nth has been carried
over the bridge. How does 1t happen that It 10
In the open air! When hot weather comes II
will be impossible to live in the vicinity, NJ the
injecting atmosphere will be borne by the
breezes into every house within half mile
OF the place.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
aetsschaIk And Italisn Opera.

1t Affords us muoh Qualification to announce
that Mr.. Grover has suoceeded In making IN
arrangement with the great pixnis'; Gottschalk
In conjunction With the principal solo artists OF
the New York academy Of Music, including the
famous oontrslto, Nine. Elena D'Angri; the
great tenor, Sgnor Brignoli; the distinguished
Amodio; signor Susini, the renowned basso;
also Manousi, Abella, and other artists Of dis.
tinotion. They will give three grand instru.
mental and operatio performances In Mr.. Gro.
ver's new National Theatre, commencing Wed.
nesday, April 7, and we predict for them =
great success. The programme Of tho nrst
night embraces " grand concert, In which Mr..
Gottschxlk will perform some Of his latest oon.
positions, and will be assisted by all the Italian
operatio artists In the vocal departments. The
second part Of the programme will include the
last and most important part Of Dunizetti's
Nine. Elena D'Angri, Brignoli and Busini n the
principal roles. Full particulars will be an
nounced In our paper Tomorrow. .-.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
A Unio. Paper in rredsriehsbars.

We learn that n corfpany Of printers from
Pennsylvania are now here making arrange.
ments TO establish Union paper In Fredricks.
burg, as soon as the Union army gets perma-
Dent possession Of that place. This Is move
In the right direction, and We hope they may
succeed In the enterprise. :.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

/ ACADEMY OF mUalC,
No. 2ss, Pcnnsylrdnd Avenue, soslk dc, beween NHh
and 1tfpA areet.
Every evening, . remarkably fine
Free Con rt,
embracing selections from the best cassic nude and
the most popular OPERAS, rendered 10 better style
than in any o, her American concert saloon.
The celebrated Italian Singer,
sloNoR ANTONIO TiBERTiki,
Prims Baritone from the St. Caro- Theatre, At Ma
ples has been engaged and will assist the ens rtaiu
inent Of the evening with the finest Melodies and
Songs ever produced In this city.
Tie guest and the public are invited, and may rely
upon having every comfort they desire. In addition
10 the finest music In Warrington, they will obtain,
on call rom the attentive attendants, decidedly the
best REF FRESHMENTS for sale In the Federal
Metropolis
Odcers constantly in attendance to keep good
order.
Concert commencing at p. m,
sp9l-ti HENRY ROSENTHAL, Prop'r.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

~ The Warrington Times.-The und'r.
signed will Issue the first number Of DAILY EVE.
MING PAPER, under the name Of THE WASH.
INGTON TIMES, at 70 O'Clock, this day. Once Of
publication, d street, near Seventh.
W D. HUGHES.
WAsHrHsrox, D. c., May !, 1852.
Carriers and News. boys wanted.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

~ spscial HOtice.-On and after Tuesday,
April 1852, the trains on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad will commence ruuniog daily, Sundays
exoepted) leaving this Station at 7.4o q. m, and
connecting At Washington Junction with Mali
Train for all parts Of the West Ha Wheeling or
Parkersburg. Through tickets sold and baggage
checked W. r. SMITH,
g irnm u. Of Transportation b. 80. x. 4.
spl-du star / Globel
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
Marriaes Lice n ses.

Eighty three marriage licenses were issued
BY the clerk Of the clerk Of the court in this
city during the month Of April. We are in.
formed that since the first Of tho month the
uumber issued daily has materially decreased
"a fact probably owing to the departure Of
troops,
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
Fatal AccldeAts

A young man named John p Smart, nfteon
years Of age, only son Of Samuel and Martha
Smart, Of Georgetown, was killed by the cars
runping over him VI Catett's Station, Virginia,
on the 2lth ult.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

DY GAEEN Il WILLIAMS. ADaI1ORsers.
ID EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD a. lNITURk
AT AUCTION On DNESDAYs(he 3oth In
stant we shall SELL at the residence Of gentleman
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, at 10 O'Clock, m.
an excellent assortment Of Furniture, viz
Mahogany Sofa. Parlor ard Rocking Chairs
Mshoasny Sideboard, Dfesius and 9th = bureaus
Brocaielle Window Curtains, Writing Desk
whatnot, China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Velvet and other Carpets, and Ruga, Feather
Beds
Gilt Frame Looking glass, Marble TOP. Table
Cooking and other Stovee Bedsteads, Kitchen
and other requisites, &C., &c.
Terms Cash.
GREEN h WILLIAMS,
ap?5-d lSurl Auctioneeis.
A. The above sale has been post lpOnsd
until FRIDAY, May ID, same hour and place
ap30
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
Beeoling Clothing.

kr. Kennedy, = grocer on Seventh street,
osme near being robbed Of some valuable
clothing, under peculiar circumstances. Last
Monday night. about hAlfpasts 9 O'Clock, his col.
ored woman was, getting 10 Sons clothes from
. line In the back yard Of his residence, n
Sixth street, between II and @ streets. bhe
had nearly nlled her basket, whom = man
jumped over the fence and unfastened the back
gate on the inside, TO lot another man in. The
woman fed into the house much frightened,
when Mr.. Kennedy and his family rushed out in
pursuit Of the thief. who BY this time had
gathered bis arms full Of clothes, and was max.
Ing of. Seeing his pursuers close after him,
the thief dropped the clothes, except two
pieces, and made of. Were II not for the
alarm by the oolored woman, the thief would
have captured valuable lot of clothing. The
and II they attempt similar operation they
will be likely to get caught.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

Whatshursts No. 4S4 Fsnn' Avsnus'
u selling original carries de uisite photographs
Of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness Of
Mcclellan 10 the latest published, and 10 con.
sidsred the best In existence. Bee our photo.
grahs IN oil and water colors. Also portraits Of
distinguished men. Attention Of military men
10 called 70 our full length sttsrtypes, for send.
ing BY mall. dep Is
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
PERSONAL.

An Avalanche OF GovERNoRs. Rs..-Gov. Morgan
OF New York, Gov. W. A. Newell Of New Jsr.
sey, Gov. W. Dennison of Ohio, and Gov. +. H.
Pierpont Of Virginia, are ut Wizards Hotel.
Gen. dc Goicouris Of New York, Jose NJ:
Maria Of Mexico, ssignouret Of France, and
n. Strakosch are alao ut Wizards.
John q. Nicolay, Esq the President Private
Secretary, returned yesterday from his recent
trip TO his home In Illinois, and has resumed
the discharge OF the duties of his position In
greatly improved health. . ..r' a
Among the arrivals at the Metropolitan yes
terday We notice the names Of Parson Brown.
lows family and Mrs. Maynard, wife Of the
Hon. H. Nay nxrd, of Tennessee. Parson Brown.
lows son says that Thousands Of Union mon, to
avoid the impressment now being enforced In
the Eastern portion Of the State, are making
their way through the woods to the Union
lines. .., ---...-...... ..,....s-.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
Polics Reperts. Ysstsrday.

EoAhCo AsoPsSssss ASssSS
FIRsr rPKEcIScr..-v. simonson and John webb,
soldiers, drunk taken to camp Of the load New
York volunteers.
ssoosD. Joseph Crags, drunk turned over
10 the military. John Smith, drunk and indie
cent exposure; aned tl.N. John B. shoun.
drunk turned over to the military. Patrick
Kelley, drunk do. Mary Staub, prostitute,
found near the Park under suspicious oircum.
stances; taken to her ho ne on her promise Of
good bsha, ior. Norman Coleman drunk 10 the
Usher, drunk In the streets; taken to her
home.
THIRp.-Thomss stodard, Isaiah Ridgley, and
Samuel Lee, stage drivers, dsorderly conduct;
nned s24t eaob. Mary Grandsrson, disorderiy;
nned $3.50. Samuel Ellingsworth, drunk; dis.
missed. Francis co Bsreeder, disorderly work.
house. Adolphus Stsllings, do; nned $l.t4.
Rablin o. Griffin, vsgrsnoy !, workhouss,
FouRrH.-Enoch Mitchell, James More, Larry
Ing on ihe pavement; ansd S2.75. John Hsssnn,
assault and battery jail for court.
FlpTH.-Chas Butler. theft; dismis.ed. John
Butler, assault; further hearing. O. B. Bester,
malicious mischief; dismissed.
streets: fined 81 5s. Conrad Bounan, drunk;
dismissed. John Hinesly, profanity; t2.N.
Nicholas Welsh, drunk and disordsriy; dis.
missed. VIM. P. Particle, driving on payment;
!ai. Thos. Lago, begging; workhouse. Edw:
WlPgles, drunk: fined $l.94. John Narrower and
Henry Narrower, disorderly; turned over to the
military.
SEvESrH.-Thos. q. Major, profanity; ruled
for hearing Mary Il. Reidon, drunk and dis
orderly; dismissed. Richard Rivers, breaking
In door; retained for sentence. David Wood
ruff drunk and disorderly; turned over to the
military. Louisa Hutchins, drunk and disor-
DERBY; dismissed. Adolph Kretline, assault;
dismissed. VIM. Williams, drunk and disorder
Iy; turned over to the military.
EIGHTu.-Mary Johnson, drunk and disorder
ly; fined 81 bS. Austin Marshall, drunk and
dsorderly; aned 1853.
NINTu,-Frank Cole, breach Of peace; seouri.
ty to keep tho peace. Thomas Shaw, drunk /;
dismissed. Henry Burns, marine, drunk;
taken to the navy yard.
TENTu.-John Broyston, fast driving; fned
1894. julius Ross, threats Of violence; dis.
missed. John Woods, fast riding; fined IS. Ma.
ntta st. Claim, an actress, fast riding; fined IS.
John Carbury, assault and battery; security TO
keep the peace. Elizabeth Young. prostitution;
dismissed. Eliza Jackson, prostitution; dis.
missed. .r....
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
PArsiOned.

Nathaniel 8. Lord, convicte ut the last court
of larceny, and sentenced to the penitentiary
for fftoen months. has been psrdoned BY Pres
ident Lincoln, on account Of rapidly declining
health.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
tOCALKNEWS.I
Vs AavsrsAesra.

Nearly 10 thousand oepiss Of Ne A1so
loan are circulated among the floating popuia.
ton svsry day, besides tAslarss number sssvsd
70 regular subscribers. Advertisers Win tAts
sots accordingly. - s'lA EL'F'
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

u OR sALE.-SmAll BRICK HOUSE, No. $40
il l. street, near 18th For terms inquire Of a. g.
Hall GN Once. spr WV
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

Ienatius Slater, u colored man living on the
Island, was discovered carrying most savage
looking weapon. Oiiicer De Waugh arrested
him, and Justice Stratton fined him $40 o..
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
Released.

Benjamin 9. Cross, Of Seneca, Montgomery
county, Maryland, was released from the old
Capitol prison yesterday, on taking the oath Of
allegiance.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

~ We are pleased 10 call tbs attention
Of ous cissns and io iers to ne Mcclellan AT Gal cry
sac Seventh street, four doom above ID. There no
other plsca in this city where so beautiful Photo.
mueh poiitsness is shown to customers
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

aS-SscOnd Ward Unconditional Union
Ciub.-Ths regular weekly meeting Of the Climb
will be held At German Hall, Eleventh street, be-.
tween + and G, this (rHURsDAY) evening, at 8
O'Clock. The membcs Of the club, snd all other
unconditional Union men Of the ward sre invited 10
be present It,
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
ANRRV0US DEBILITY, -

StERMATORRHGA, y
Il positively incurable BY any means but those I'd,
vooate. Before commencing AMI treatment, learn
how the writer actually oulsD himself, and subss
Qaently hundreds Of othsn. Enclose Q postpaid,
sapsrsSEibed envelope V Bog ITO, Chsrlestown,