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AMUeEMENTs. A

AMUS - mENT8s 1000
A cADEsY OF nUsIo. NEW YoRK-oPERA
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Ia 0pis ffaLix sSfII'ss Del aSSdfSHSro ssIf HgSsNo
MISS KELLodG w appear for the frat time in the role
SRIGE6I Tonic susrN IL: Subtitle " |R,g;
Friday las. night Of he opera The company leaves
week tor the West to conclude their engagements for the
L. NJ oorrscHALK.
Mr. 0rau begs leave TO announce that Mr. GOTTSCHALH
after sacce tour the Western cities will arriM
na ID I & on Due 81; notice. | sSs *
RRooSSkkYsN,I, Ne AqApEMy oE MysIg. or r,ou,
SATURDAY EVENING. Hpril q. for The % hSss time In
La siaifA fs.efsfea Del SgasaESto sf%1S
T.: supe
r AURA KEENR's THEATRE.
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which has been performed s1Srv u,aurs
with -
The faithful dclines0n Of character and beautiful con-
'u''n Of A Psfs sai ssns 81 r. 4nousAsDs
whopTonounes the 9sIsT %1ss PsrsiEss representation
during me n'm01AIf IsfTRuooLE OF ss
when that beautiful but down rodden country we asoSs
in her midst, looked n pTsEp ysin for nsnAy =
ELABORATE SCENERY.
NOVEL AESHANyiIcSAnLI s%a .HyISn 7 EFFECTS; sglES
usEeyAnLED CAST OF s'ehitsSs chHRHcrkAs.
sfA hks EMMA sEA5x
-" All the members Of his favore company
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powERY THEATRE TO LEr-wITH SCENERY
D wsrrobe and pfDDit~s, Immediate possessloN gwen
pply w JOHN =. GILES Roceiver, Eiissbeta street.
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u II. LUDLOW, AUCToNEER
-. HANDSOME HOUSE. s. WEST TWENTY SECOND

r. IL LUDLOW co viii sell at auction on Wednesday,
April e. 1862 IL O'clock the Mercha ExchangeWest
twenty street.-the handsome story
Egh stoop House and Lot No Sc West Twenty
between Fifth Sixth The House IS
'front.' in perfect order has recently been and papered
throughout and contains every Lot 22yoS)
40n remain the premises Maps and full particulars
g the auctioneer's Office, No. 8 Pine street.
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ID r. HAZKIL. AUcTIONEER
IL. LARGE ATTRACTIVE AND PEREMPTORY SALE
OF 10000 WORTH OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS &c.
WHITTENOkk IAZELL will sell ~ auction, ON
WEDNESDAY, APRIL e.
And succeeding day until all sold, commencing at 10
o'clock each day. at
NO So BEEKMAN STREET
The entire Assigned Stock Messrs Els Bros Co.,
prising q well selected assortment Of
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE,
In every variety known to the trade.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
Wards Wostenhoms, Rodgers, Firths, Harrabn's and
RAZORs SCISSORS. SHEARS, &C.,
or best mani nufacture superior quality.
GUNS AND GUN MATERIALS, IN VARIETY.
The sale win commence with Gun Materials, Powder
Flasks Shot Belts, Percussion Caps, &C.
Catalogues resdy and be had at the Office Of
the anct oneers No. 1853 Broadway.
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DY WILLIAM IRVING, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID Mare and thoroughbred Horse.-WXLLIAM IRVING
VAL sell on Wednesday April 1 at O'Clock, in front Of
nAlsoom g Nassau street Chestnut Mare, years old,
ssund and kind sh hands high good In any harness or
horse Also gray Messenger thoroughbred years old l5
bands good in all saddle teas very snowy
40 road Wagons, city built and nearly sets
uarnes; also Top Wagon, Rockaways, &c.
RY WILLIAM IRVING, AUCTIoNEER.-wiLLIAM IR-
- wing viii sell at auction on "Wednesday, April rs, in front
q IS Nassau street. very top
buggy wagon with spring perch in good order.
T\ANIEL A. MATHEWS AUCrIoNEER
~ HAS REMOVED TO THE NEW sALEsROoM,
NO. o6 NASSAU STREET
BETWEEN JOHN STREET AND MAIDEN LANE.
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DY WILLIAM IRVING, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ID FurniIare-wIIIIAA IRVING Will sell on Thursday,
xpr a. At l0k O'Clock ~ l Fourth street. between Broad
and Bowery fine OF Paror Chamber and
Dning Boom Furniture including Paror Suit Brus
D and Ingram Carpes mahogany and walnut Drcsaing
bureaus Pier Glasses BuRe;s mahcga
aAogany ani Chairs, Feather Beds, Pail
NSY Eatesses Bols;ers and Pillows, Sheets Quilts Conn
tTpanes Linen, ke ALSO 6ne assortment Of Kitchen Fus
uiture.
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uENRY H. LEEDS, AuCTIoNEER.

IJENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER
II MORTGAGE sALR OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
nesiay April 2 I0 O'Clock, at No. q West Eighteenth
between Fifth and Sixth avenues Velvet aud Brussels
Carpets carved rosewood Suit carved marble top
dow Curtains, Lace do rosewood marble top Dressing B
rosewood marble Centre Tables, rosewood marble
Hall Stands Hair Mattresses Bosers and Pillows, rose
Tables and Window Shades mahogany Rockers and Chairs
coth Tete-a Tetes hair cloth; Brussels
Stair Carpet Stair Rods Refrigerator Crockery China and
with large assortment which will be
found enumerated in the catalogue Sale without reserve
TNO s. BETS, AUCTIONEER R-AUCTION NOTICE.
81 Household Furniture.-GERARD, BETS co. will
sell Wednesday, April g. at 10 O'Clock at LAG West Seven
eenth street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues ty or
der Of the executor the Furnure contained in the above
consisting 10 part Of Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Olcoths mahogany Sofas Rocking and other Chairs
Die Centre Table, Pier Mirrors Mantle Clocks and Orna
Tables Table Cutlery Lounges Bedsteads and Bedding two
leather Trunks Vaises Also the Kitchen Fur
piture, with which the sale will commence Also one gold
Watch.
TANES CUSHING. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so6 TENTH
81 sell Wednesday April g at 10 O'CLOCK A.
Skirt Facory-thrteen Looms, Punching, Clssping and
Baidng Machines lot Of shaftng, Skirt Frames &c. &C
Sale positive.
1E DOUGHTY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
Win sell on Thursday April ~ i0 O'Clock. No. 70 Mas
wood mahogany and walnut Paror Suits covered in broca
tel reps and haircoth vzTetea Tetes Paror, Arm and
Sewing Cha; Gilt Frame Pier and Aantel Mirrors Brus
iso DINING Dining
top Dressing Bureaus Washstands Bedseads. Hair Mat
Paliasses Lounges WARDROBE Lace WiSdow Cur
whole to be sold BY or JAS CHRISTIAN Assignee
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rHoMAs vE1rcH, Auc1IoNEER -orrIcE "a BROAD

THoMAsVhiroh' osy Aoo'ioShhH-orrioh1 "a BROAD
Public Administrators Of elegant Household Fur
Wednesday, April 23 1862 at 10 O'Clock A. M at
l20 West Fourteenth Seventh
ssng paror Suits in rosewood and brocae Parior Car
French plate Mantel Mirrors Bedroom, Kitchen and Or
fee Furniture and also at r. NJ day valuable
Law Library all belonging the estate OF Gabriel Winter
deceased $. Z. Russell Public Administrator.
n, GAFFNEY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 50 CEN
4. street, viii sell, Wednesday, April % at lU1s
the Stock and Fixtures of the rst class Liquor Store
Twenty seventh street and
excellent pull English Beer Pump sperd did Counter
Chandeliers Kegs with brass fauceA, Screens barrOom
Stove, Bottles, Demij johns. &c.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
We would call attention TO the sale OF valuable pro-
perty Twenty second Thirty fourth, fitysyth aud 2d
streets Benson lane 10 York and Clifton. Staten
Island, sold auction tThursday), II
ocock at the Merchants Exchange. Maps, &c, the
AuctioLceg's Office No. Pine street.
w n HOLLINGsHEAD.
W.. BOOTS AND SHOES.
Five hundred cases
ON THURSDAY, APRIL "A,
at lo1S O'Clock, by -
No ~ Warren street,
Comprising OF fresh and
bic goods 10 which the attention Of buyers respectfully in
yited ALIENS BkAGO,
20 Warren street.
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CTEAM TO LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND LIVER
y pool-The Montreal Steamship Companys first class,
fun powered, Clyde built steamer NORWEGIAN Captain
Ncaser CARRYING Canadian and United States nails
will sail from Portland next Saturday, April 70 Rates OF
from York-FiIs according 70 accommo
dations $50 and S Storage found with good provfsons
$50 for bringing out passengers from all
The principal Britain and Ireland At low
rates. For passage apply at % Broadway. New York
SABEL SEARLE General Agents.
The New York herald., 1862-04-23

UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE WATER POWER
"A and Buildings Of extensive Manufacturing Establish
Aent at Maeawan New York. April - 81 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Of the Supreme Court For Of pro
Dorty haudbin6, 10 bo had Of LEONARD BUDD l75
Water street New York
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UCrTON SALE OF MAHOGANY PARLoR FuRNI
"A ture rosewood Bedsteads, Bureaus Wardrobes, &c.
ade Brussels and Ingram Carpets, &C., ke
WednesdAy April g. At 10 A. NJ No las Dean street.
Iuu4. Brooklyn. PEED h CO, ,Auctioneera.
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a II. LUDLOW, AUCTIoyEER.
y. VALUABLE LOTS ON PARK AVENUE AND

THIRTY NINTH STREET.
=. II. LUDLOW 4 co. will sell auction on Tuesday.
April - at II O'Clock. at the Merchants Exs hange
PARK AVENUE, northeast corner Of rhrynnth street
Park and Thirty ninth
street. 25x50 ieet each, well located, with grade
EAST THIRTY NINTH STREET-Two Lots north SIDE
- feet east Of Park avenue, each 25x a the block.
Terms 20 suit Maps, &c at the Auconeers olcs, No
Tree
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CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, BELFcAsST FAST
built steamship JOHN BELL win sail from pier 81 North
river, foot OF Beach street, on Saturday. April ~
O'Clock This steamship is fitted in the most
approved style 70 insure the confor and safety 81 passsn
steerage including abundant supply Of cooked pro-
visions Apply to FRANCIS MACDONALD CO., No. .
lar.uG Graax
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A r. MERwIN, AUCTIONEER.
Ne BY BANGS, MERWIN CO,
Irving Buildings,
Nos 694 and $50 Broadway
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL q.

A UCTION SALE OF FURNITURE-IN WILLIAMS
"A burg, by COI4E MURPHY, auctioneers Wednes
dAy ct l0 O'clock 1t IS South Second rosewood Par
o Suit mahogany Chamber Furniture Bedseads Bed
eng Brussels and Ingram Carpets ocoth Heater, China
and Glass Ware.
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Batter, 9 s

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OFFICERS, ATTENTION!
GUTTA PERCHA
WATEn.PROOT
ARMY GOODS !
SO SEVENTH STREET.

Many suppose India Rubber and Gutta Perchs are
synonymous terms, merely rsprssenting India Rub.
ber Manufactured BY different processes, and are
thereby led TO believe there Is ne material difference
between the two articles. In order to CORE OF this
false impretsiou the following statement, made by
pattes who have amined and tested both artlct g.
10 siyen:
In irs crude state Gutta Psr,ha one Of the best
non-conductors Of electricity 1t has resemblance
rha to India Rubber, nor are u chemical and
chanioal properes the same, does de tree from pAch
is taka elon9 to Ae same family gftes, or groD he
sdne soil"
These goods are not presented to the public simply
an Improvement upon other manufactures Of Iaiia
RuLer but ssWeAing entirely in their characeris
tics and properties ana ss being superior TO those
from any other msterial. They are warrant.d to
stand In any climate fee from any unpleataut odor
will not decompose and become ssft and sticky un
der any circumstauce,, not Injured by coming In
contact with oils, alkAes saline solutions and acids,
and are made PERMANENTLY piable and elastic, and
rendered indestructbe and unaffected by h. ut or
cold. Those wishing official r,port, and statements
from army and naval officers please send for circular
Gods for sale In any quantities, 1t manu- cturers
prices, at $40 Seventh street, near Pennsylvania
tnue-,he only place where these goods can be OBJ.
tanned in Washington. -
D. W. UNDERMINE,
mar l7-nio Agent.
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
Criminal Court.

Yesterday the trial Of Patrick Farrell
for assault and battery on, and robbery Of
George E. Straynton, was concluded and given
to the jnry, when, after their retirement, one
of the jury men was taken sick, In consequence
of (which, toe case was postponed, when ne "
trial will DO had.
lit will be reoollected that Mr.. Straynton
who Is II member Of the Massachusetts, Four
teenth regiment, was knocked down and
robbed about three weeks ago, by this Farrell
of his watch and 1851
William Conley. indicted for stealing four
cnats and ore cap, valued at SIS, the property
"f George W. Mcclellan, on tho 23d OF March
was found guilty.
Thomas Price, indicted for stealing n beef
steak from Peter Dill on tho Sth of March, wsi
found guilty.
John Woodcock, indicted for stealing $6s
from Charles W. Flint and William johnson
Eighteen dollars was all that could be indenti-
discharged from further ICONS considsrstion S % Of r The
case.
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RgOught On for Trial.

Officers Allen and Wise, yesterday afternoon,
brought on from Baltimore \ young man nam.
cd Robert Welsh, who, since November last,
has been confined in the Baltimore Jail on the
charge Of attempting to pass upon one of the
Baltimore banks, thirteen one hundred dollar
counterfeit bills. Welsh, before attempting to
pass the notes upon the Baltimore bank, had
passed upon VIM T. smithson, banker, OF this
city, four one hundred dollar notes, purport-
ing to be on the Shoe and Leather Bank of
New York, which, seortly after, were disco.
verod to be counterfeit A warrant for his
arrest was issued at tAe time, but the bird
Baltimore authorities, on the charge Of ofattempt.
ing to pass the thirteen one hundred dollar
notes, and lodged in Jail In that city. The
Baltimore authorities being willing to deliver
brought on accordingly, and committed to Jail
by Justice Dom.
The national Republican., 1862-03-29

hTOTlUE.-rsopoals from dealers and uiillers
IN are invited ill the lpth Of April 1881! for iur
uishing L0t'R to the sub. Dept OF the same kind
which nA. been received by the u y. GoSernmeni,
aud knUSn as No extra
samples OF TINS Flour caa be seen at the Capitol
il /: dcnrsd to make contract for 90 900 barrels
should however, any person desire to furnish less
auanty he will state the precise number VI barrels
In his bid
The contractor will be required to furnish at the
rate of bO) barrels daily until the contract nled
No Fllur will be received which doe, not me up
the standard at the inspection made before the
purchase,
The Flour to be delivered AZ the railroad deIot in
Washington CT al any Of the warehouses ia George
town, u &.
Government reserves the right ia r,sc: any bid iyr
any c2ue.
Paymen's to be made In Treasury notes, and The
bids to be directed to Major A. BECkwI IfiI,
G S , L. s a Washington, ID. c. mar %
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ys.s , - i.ssnS nSrs t,,ps,r,tn
~ k4MS b - j tsaimonisb tfsal She elt,.
,sns q washisstos'to Dr. 1umbIsty, ihs rHdish
''' N Final. cmplaint Cured
Hrs CIV, Blaksnap, Iapgs IIosei, Georsstown.
~ iJlh Gre n E,reA BS9dy ltuf1 ID
Frederick Rohledsr, + street, corner Second, ISL
and)
.Scrnfuia Cured
]. Mslonsy, corner Fourth and B streets.
r. Downa, as sixth sue,t, wsshington, D. c.
m ...-....' Srqfnln Cu-ed
I'D. Lskeman, Sixth strset, No. $50. i
~ Cmvmpsion Cmefs 90 ''
JeAu C;ask, Camp Dsnoan, ID. G '-IE.H
John Q. Dsy, corner Second and D streets
John Hurd, No. 500 New York avenue.
David Dillon, .7a ~ .,rsss. s' ..a'
Fsru,., pe,ali.y C,,r.d
John Donohu, No. 500, corner O and Third sts.
0Nr-d ef Chronic isease.
wiliiin Sullivan, corner -Four. and .a.half and q
streets, Iron Foundry, Navy Yard, d. C..
.. Cured af Detiiity
Charles Wilson u. 8. Regular. ..
Benj Dorsey, Twsn'isth street and Pennsylvania
- cussdg Pi~Ple, on a.s Fuee. ..
James Reed, Twenty sixth and L street,.
CAronic Rh.tinatisn Ciref ~
NJ. q. Howard, Tenth street, near Pennsylvanis
avenue.
Nervous Dsbiliiy.
Charles A. Oourveiser, Navy Yard.
AsJtma after all Of .er Doctors Fdiisi.
81. White, NO. 2bS, B street, south lido Of Capt
tol.
Cancer Cured.
]. Blackburn, Georgetown.
Bad Dreams, tciih Night Spadis, Curtd
X. Haunscb, No. AT, Seventh street.
FiS Cured.
J. ]. Kans, G street, between Sixth and Seventh.
The Indian Herb Doctor will describe disease and
tell his patients the nature OF their complaints OF
Illness, without receiving any information from
them. No charge for consultation. Oifioe, No. II
Washington Building, Penn sylyania avenue, corner
Of Seventh street. mar 20
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
Hang Him!

We learn, from reliable source, that a gang
of villains, among whose number Is u brother 0l
jackson, the murder of Colonel Ellsworth, have
been and still are committing outrages upon
Manassas Junction, threatening TO kill them
and to destroy their property, unless they re
fused TO give to the Union troops information
of the movements of the rebels. jackson has
been arrested several times, and as often dis
missed upon subscribing to the oath Of ALE
glance, yet Ia still as great rebel xs ever. The
next time he is caught he should be treated IL
"A rome necklace,
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
Grand Review.

There was grand review yestorday, by
Gen. Mcclellan. of the divisions of Generals
Franklin md King, Of Gen. McDowell's corps.
Among those present we're Lord Lyons, N.
MsrCilr, the French princes, aud several rfi
GERS ~ the English Coldstream Guards. The
distinguished visitors expressed themselves in
histiy - mplmgntary tnIms OF the appearance
al tho lrunuS,
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
The Brazilian Pebbles,

Commonly 10. called when in u finished state,
are made OF blocks of rock crystal, cut into
slices by lapidary process, polished and ground
to a focus by opticians, and prepared for
lenses. Speotaoles, with pebble glasses, have
the superiority over the ordinary ones by the
hardness OF the material, the higher polish, the
pure and unbr0ken light they transmit to the
visual organs. the Goolness and pleasant feel.
isg they afford to weak eye.slght, without
straining the optic nerve after long reading.
These speGtaolss are sold only, and suited with
utmost attention to the particular condition OF
age and natural disposition, by Messrs. Frank
lin Il Go, Opticians, 2tt Pennsylvania avenue,
between Twelve and Thirteenth streets.
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
Camphene Exploalon,

When will people learn TO be careful in hand.
ling the vainous nlid known as camphene?
Though accidents occur daily, the same care.
lessnsss prevails, and people are daily injured
through their own careles ssness, by using the
detestable compound. On Thursday evening,
Mrs, l.. N. Sawyer, residing In the Northern
Liberties, while filling q lamp with oamphene,
tho wick being lighted at the time, explosion
ensued, burning her, and domestic who was
stNndng in close proximity, very Severely.
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
Seeds,

The agricult ltural division of tho Patent Offlce
Ia advised Of the shipment of a fine assortment
Of superior seeds from France, which may be
expected In few days, when no time will be
lost In their distribution. The chief of the bu-
reau has also just received from the manufac-
turers at Gslesburg, Illinois, can Of sorghum
syrup, rich and clear, equal 10 any New Orleans
molassas. Why ia not this article more exten.
sively cultivated in this section,
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
Flag Presentation.

We intended to have given an extended notice
Of the interesting flag presentation which took
place on Meridian Hill yesterday, but want Of
slace prevents. The flag was presented by Mai.
Marion, at New YORK, In neat speech, which
by Colonel Q. II. Van Wyck. Brigadier General
C,roy, with his staff, honored the occasion by
his urespnGe.
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
Rebel FrisUners,

Five rebel soldiers, recently captured near
Warr"nlun, Ia II Reconnaissance made By Gen.
hLOhenlaII, ware brought 10 This city yeste rday
afternoon, and lodged In the Old Capitol prison.
Three "f the captured rebes belonged to the
Fifth Georgia regiment, and two to u Virginia
regiment.
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
Policemen Appointed.

The following persons were, by the board OF
commissioners, on the 18th instant, appointed
special policemen at the Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad Depot, viz: Samuel 8. Walstrum, John
Kirbey, and william 6hipley.
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
Assault.

A man named William Carly assaulted the
famous Daniel Pratt, Jr., near The camp Of the
Fifty.fourth Pennsylvania regiment, on the road
to Bladsnsburg, beat him severely, and robbed
him of his money. He was arrested and com.
mitted by Justice Dom.
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
Daniel Pratt. Jr..

The great American traveller, has arrived In
town. He has been candidate for Presiden.
OF the United States for great many years.
His chances for success at the last election
were considered beyond the shadow of doubt,
when he very magnani mously declined In favor
of"Od Abe" He wishes US to say that he has
some valuable intelligence to present to the
officers Of the Government.
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
That Prayer,

OF Bishop whittingham still continues to elicit
much discussion IN this community, and II very
unpleasant state Of feeling in the churches. In
consequence Of the refusal Of some Of the pas =
tors TO read II. The vestry of the Trinity
church, by \ majority vote, have deposed their
pastor, for declining TO return thanks In this
way. for Union victories. The consequence
has been secession on the part Of portion of
thu cnnpreCatiOn. ------
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
Robbery.

Yesterday evening, between seven and eigh,
o'clock, u soldier WAS knocked down by two
villains, when in front Of the Infrmary ruins
on street, and robbed Of 90 In Treasury notes
and silver. His head was cut very severely In
several places. He WAS taken to the hospital.
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
Iadin Hu bber Goods.


Rubber Blankets ioI Soldiers, q rs each.
Rubber Ponclios AMI Biankets combined, % 90
each.
India Nutb Goets, whi'r and black, ~. 90 each.
India Rubber Leggns, 81 per pair.
And an kinds Rubber G0ods--lncludiny Rubber
Boots and Shoes, Ru bber Stoppers for Bottles, Door
Mats, uIdersht etng for Beds In sickness, &c 80 III
manufa0turers' price,, at Il A. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
g.. -.f. sos Penrsylvanis avenue,
deo lp--u 3D., Bet Ninth and Tenth sts.
The national Republican., 1862-03-29
Services st she Capitol.

Rev. B. =. Tefft, D. D., l.. L. D.. chaplain FRS,
Maine cavalry, will preach In the House ol
Representatives at IL \. m. to morrow. Sub
ject. "The Present Civil War, and the Basis Of
the Forthcoming Peace"