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VEGETABLE
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WE ASK TIE ATTENTION JF THE
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ANDUNRlYALLEDa
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FAMILY MEBltIEti
.Ithas been faymably known iormore than
twcuiy years, dprhg winch lime we haze
received T;prsANns Of testimonials, ,h6N,rg
tLis Medicine to be an almost NEVER
FAILING REMEDY for diseases caused by
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Fever and Ague, Headache, Bilious. Ic'cr,
painsin the Side, Back and IONS. MS well
as in the Joints aud Limbs; NEURALGIA
and RHEUMATIC PAINS in any part Of
inc syetcm, Toothache ard Pains in tie Hcnd
and Face. Dip,heria and Sore Throat is
quickly cured by Gargling the Throat with
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As a Blood Purifier and Tonic for the
Stomach, il seldom fails 10 cure dyspepsia.
Indigestion. LIVER Complaint Acid Stomach.
Heartburn, Kidney Complaints, Sick Head
4chc, Piles, Asthma or phth'sic, Rlngworm.
Doils. Felons, Willows, Old Sores. Swellod
Joints. and General Debility Of the System.
1t is also II prompt and sure REMEDY fol
Cromp and Paintin thclStcmach, Painters
Collie, Diarrhua, Dysintcrg, summer C'm
nlaint, Cholera Morbus, Cholera lnfantnm
Scalds, Brrns, S%prains, Bruises, Frost Bites
Chilblaius. as well as the Stings of Insects
, SCORPIONS, Centipcdcs, and the Bites OF Poi
sonous Insects and NcnomOus Reptiles.
See Directions accompanying each BofHc
1t has been tested in every variety OF eli
mate, and by a!mos, every Nation known to
Americans. 1t is the almost constant com
panion and in~cstimable friend Ct the Mission
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no one should travel on our lakes and rivers
NOTICE TOAIL DEALING NOR
ITCING THE
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Done at low prices, and in the most subs
tantial and expeditions manner.
HeAa- He respectfully invites all to cal
and examine his stock on hand, and be sat
fi.d that he will give them good bargains.
HENRY RESLER
Eaton, August 20, 1894. H
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THE HEROES OF PEACE,
AND
The Heroes Of War.

L. ANTHONY, No. sol, BROADWAY
NEW YORK, is now publishing. in addition
to other portraits, the celebrated collection
known in Europe and america as
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-03-06

NOTICE TOAIL DEALING NOR
USING THE
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-03-06

raj. and digestion be rendered easy. The Pains
in the Head, Back, and Stomach, will be
removed. The Bo wells will become leans
and regular, TIE BLOOD PURE AND
HEALTHY, aud the Urine natural.
in their action upon the whole system, yet
thay ire harmless, even for the most deli
cate system, as they contain no Mercury
or mineral in any form, but are composed
entirely of vegetable substances
The national Republican., 1862-03-20
Robbery and Capture Of the Thief.

NOuuSEy bhu OSPWAsV VI t"S
Yesterday man named John Lee was brought
out for trial At the Central Guardhouse before
Justice Thompson upon charge Of larceny Of
suit Of clothes, In the pockets Of which were
$s37.jO in gold and paper. The clothes and
money belonged 10 Mr.. 7. Q. Clark, aud were
boards. Justice Thompson thoroughly investi.
gated the case, and from the testimony II ap.
pears that yesterday morning n young man aI.
Piled at the Herndon House for room for him
self and friend, and room WAS assigned him.
he went away, and WAS seen no more till ii
O'Clock last night. when two men were seen by
gentleman to enter the room which had been
engaged. About O'Clock this morning, Mr.. T.
G. Clark, u boarder. awoke, and saw some per.
son moving about the room en- dtshdb,He. He
supposed IT first II was his wife, but soon dis
oovered his mistake, and attacked the intruder,
who seized Mr.. Clark's clothing and made of.
That gentleman followed, and caught him b -.
fore he got out Of the house.
Mr.. Murray, who keeps the house. heard the
scuhie between Capt. CLARK and the burglar,
and left a sick bed To go to the aid Of the cap
tain. He knocked the burglar down, and held
him firmly until rope WAS procured, when he
bUund him securely, and gave him over 10 the
charge of the police. II WAS owing TO his ex-
ertions that the struggling desperate did not
make good his escape. Mr.. Murray deserves
great credit for securing tho fslon and bringing
hun to justice.
PatrSiman Steele WAS sent for. who took the
thief in custody and conveyed him tO the
watch house. His Comrade escaped. In the
struggle the robber dropped the clothes, and
they were recovered with the money. The
witnesses identified Lee as the man they Dap
tured, and Justice Thompson committed him Il
iail for court. Lee siys he ID native Of Vir-
ginia, but came from Baltimore, is profession
ally 4 bartender, and was employed last by
Mr.. Chas. Swearer, in Carol street. Lse
during tho struggle. had an instrument 10 hii
hand, which was probably the skeleton key
with which he entered the room.
The national Republican., 1862-03-20
Singular Fatality.

We learn that on Tuesday afternoon IA boy
named Henry Ksrser was Killed In u singular
manner. He was playing marbles near his
residence, corner Of Sixth and o streets, when
cart came along, and so intently was the little
not perceive the cart before ie Yves upon him.
He was knocked down, and the wheel passed
over his head, killing him almost Instantly.
A c0mrade OF the boy, about the same age
named @. Schlesel, who WAS just recovering
from spell Of illness, at the time Of the ac0i
dent was looking from his door. When he saw
the little fellow fall he WAS 50 frightened that
he went directly to Il sofa where he laid but a
few moments before he WAS \ corpse.
The national Republican., 1862-03-20
Robbery ON tho lsIa nd.

A man named W. Dennis. having about tl05
in his pocket, was IN a store kept by Felix
Dugan, on q street, nsar Third, last honday
night. A number Of persons were In the store
and Dugan persuaded Dennis to have his money
some one raped vt the door, when Dugsn
requested Dennis 10 open ". While IN the ac,
Of so doing, some one behind him dealt him 4
heavy blow, knocking him into the street. On
recovering from the effects Of the blow, he
found that he was barred out and mmedately
went in pursuit Of the police, who entered the
house and arrested Dugan. He WAS taken
before Justice Btratton. who held him 10 bail
for his appearance at court.
The national Republican., 1862-03-20
washington Aihsnwu,n.

This splendid esiablishment, under The man
agemcni Of J. r. Ford, ESQ.,. WAS opened last
night under brilliant auspices. more com,
mOdious and attractive theatre II would he
difficult to hnd. With chasie and elegant deco.
rations, an orchestra under the direction OF
and beautiful Lscilie Western, as the first star
OF the season, n dsnseuse Of ravishing figure
and charming grace, a we'll sustained company,
and \ crowded house. the opening night Of the
Athen;pum passed of with immense cciai, and
must be voted complete sue cess--a union Of
beauty and grace, tact and talent--in fact,
" another great Union victory"
The programme consisted OF the "Opening
address, - by a Washington gentleman; Celeste g
great military drama OF the French Spy, or
Inc 5torming Of A,giers - and the Comedietia
"Irish Beauty. or The Maid Of Munster"
The national Republican., 1862-03-20
Amusements.

OpD FELLOWS HALL.--Ssnford's opera troupe.
This famous company OF artists, are nightly
hailed with delighted audiences. The pro.
gramme ia rare one. full Of choice acts, as
only Can he performed by Sanford, including
jems Of the opera, scenes from the drama.
concluding with one Of the most laughable AFTER.
pieces Of the day. Sanford's representation Of
The Widow IN alone worth the price OF admis.
sion. II may we'll be called y "big thing on
ice." Every body should see II.
CAYrEnBuRY aALL.--The elegant new COMPANY
II artists ntw performing At this attractive
place of am isement, meet with great favor
from our citizens. The beautiful Julis Mortimer
IS enthusiastically received and encored TO the
third and fourth tins in each song. Miss Millie
Fowler certainly deserves the tie Of the
American .Cubas," the exquisitely graceful
dancing oi herself, and the other artists Of the
troupe holds the audience spell.bound, as y
were. while they are before ,hem, and indeed
The entire company s, by iar, superior 10 any
that has ever appeared In this city.
The silk dress was presented yesterday af
.iernoon to Miss Mary Gibbons, corner 22d and
Pennsylvania avenue. The house was crowded
with ladies,
The national Republican., 1862-03-20

Whiteharss, No. l31 PsRn. Avenue,
Is selling original earLcs dc p,siie photographs
Of Generals SCOTT, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness Of
Mcclellan Ia the latent published, and ia con.
sidered the best In existence. Bee our photo.
grabs in oil and water oolors. Also portraits Of
distinguished men. Attention OF military mon
10 called to Dur full length leitertypes, for send.
ing By mail. daG II
The national Republican., 1862-03-20
Oar Local Rcporlsr.

Mr.: Frank Henry, had severe paralyt tic stroke
on Tuesday night. About half past nine o'clock,
he entered the once Of Justice johnson, on
Louisiana avenue, and while oonversiDg. ~
freely rs usual, he Was apparently attacked
with 4 severe pain In the region of the heart,
and came near falling PROSTATE on the hoor.
Justice johnson and Others who were In the
room assisted him TO n lounge. whore he con.
tined to be in the most excruOiAting agony, At
intervals, for several hours. During these par.
oxysms Of pain, he would clutch at the gar.
ments over the heart, and tear them from his
person, and even try to bury his fingers In his
own flesh. He was taken 10 his boarding. house.
No. 1856 Massachusetts, avenue, as soon as he
could be moved. From the time Of the nrst
attack, until three o'clock last evening, he was
unable TO artiCulate 4 word; but at that hour
he regained his power Of speech. His left arm
and leg were nearly useless, so, also, had he
almost lost the use Of his left eye and ear; but
with the recovery Of speech, y marked improve.
men, was evinced In other respects. and the
fondest hopes are now entertained OF his carly
recovery. DR.. May 10 attending him. Justice
johnson has been unremitting In kindly atten.
tiOn to Mr.. Henry.
The national Republican., 1862-03-20

This volume contains the PORT RATS time.
line engrsviugs) and BIOGRAPHIES Of each Of
the following prominent oficsrs;
Gems. Anderson. Banks, Butler, Burnside, Blcnk
or, Barry, John Cochraus, Couch, Dix, Duryea,
Franklin, Fremont, Heintzelman, Lane, Lyon,
Msns6sld, Mcclellan, Mcdowell, Richardson, Rosc'
Grams, ,Sickles, sgel, Scott, 8locum and Wool Gels.
Corcorsn, Cowdin (st Mass.) and Ellsworth. Com
Dupont, sad Capt, Wilkes
The publishers tried to produce book essentially
for the soldiers, complete, compact, elegant and
oheap-to be carried with them In their knapsacks
or pookets-without tahisg up more room than
small Pocket Bible,
Tho price for each volume
bound In cloth. ,,,,..,,,,,,,.... bO OILS.
bound in elegant cloth with beveled
edges and gill;, ,,..'........... 10 cts,
A. tho demand for this work will, no doubt, be
large and the production Of 1t comparatively slow,
On account Of the great number Of cngravings II
contains, orders should oe fcnt sssn carly day by
all those who wish 70 bo served speedily rs We shall
execute each order In Ito turn.
l.. PRANG 4 CO.,
No. $40, seventh st,, four doors above d.
up stairs, Washington, d, e.
B.-An orders, accompanied by the noasy, I'D
dressed 10 our Washington House, will be promptly
attended to, and forwarded to any camp, or city, BY
nail, free Of charge. msrll
The national Republican., 1862-03-20
OFFICERS, ATTENTION!
GUTrA PERCHA
WATER .PROOF
ARMY GOODS!
$40 SETE.N'TM STREET.

Many suppose India Rubber and Gutta rerohs arc
syn ny nous terms, merely representing India Rub
Der msnuiactured by different processes, and arc
thereby led 10 believe there 10 No material difference
between tho two articles. In order 70 correct this
false impression, The following statement, made by
parties who have examined and tested beth arlicts,
hsiyen: n.,. .,.,.. ,,. ...,
nonconductort oi electricity II has resemblance
,ohaerer 10 India Rubber, arc ~ chemical and
chantai properties s same, doc, ia tree JroR uhieh
Is taken telony 10 ne sdms family @res ~ gOW IN v
sume sell"
These good, arc not presented 10 the public simply
as IN Improvement upon other manuiactures Of hfia
RuLtsr but as ssnhing cnir.y "sp in er characeri.
irs and pore,, ana as b, Ing superior 70 those MADE
stand in sny climate flee IRON any unpleatsnt o1or,
will not decomposc and becoms son and sticly un.
der any oircumstances arc NOT injured By coming In
coa'act with oils alksiies, saline solutions and acids
and are made PERMANENTLY pliablc and elastic, and
rendered ,ndestruetible and unaffected by b. at or
cold Ihosc wishing oficsi reports and statement
from army and naval officers please send for circular
Gods for sale in any quantities, at manuiactuTeis
prices at 5ln Seventh street. near Penpsylv1nia ay
cnue--,hc ouly place where these goods can be oh.
tanned in Washington
d. W. UNDERLINE,
mar lI--nlc Agent
The national Republican., 1862-03-20
AGENTS WANTED,

IN ALUTHE CAMPS AND CITIES ~ rHE U. s
sENp FOR CIRCULAR AND TERMS.
WE WILL MAKE Ir AN OBJECT
TO EMBARRASSING MEN.
CHAPLAINs, POSTMAsTERs, and oil such
who can spare little time and feel inclined 10 buy
and sell, should supply the men 10 the camps with
our beautiful and like cart pictures.
DEAL WITH Us DIRECTLY and you will re
ceive arst class work aud get the Lowest Prices.
PICTURES OF COLoNELS AND OTHERS
not on our List made 70 order at reasonable prces-
giving TO you the exclusive salc-AND The
PROFITS
CAMP bCENES, with portraits OF tn" StaG and
Field Ofhoers made to order, as oil other Litho.
Graphic Work done in the most artistic style,
The national Republican., 1862-03-20
,rphans' Court-Tho Barney Case.

TUESDAY, March ls.--The counsel of DR..
Lindsey, guardian, in answer TO the charges
and fraudulent returns, showed COuclusiyely
the u,ior ialsity and groundlessness OF every
one Of the charges, and that the returns, as
made to the Orphans' Court, were full, com
plote, and accurate. This statement WAS fully
verified by Mr.. Kelly, the register of wills, who
had carefully examined the papers in the case.
The national Republican., 1862-03-20
lleIcnsed.

Capitol prison have been released, the oath of
alles lance being administered by Justice q John.
son: Christopher Rockford, Bernard B. Pool,
ThJI. HayCock. John W. Crawford, John Nc.
Lanham, Charles Y. Elgin, James u. Pool, OF
Fairfax, Va; Hosea H. II. Williams, Of Toronto.
Canada; WIN. Eaton, Charleston, y. G.; Charles
". MoGlancy, Abraham Shepherd, Jefferson
county, Val Jas. W. M0Curdy, Of Baltimore.
The national Republican., 1862-03-20
India Hu bbsF Goods.

India Hu bbsF Goods.
Rubber Blankets Tor Folders, 81 IS csoh.
Rubber Ponchos and Blankets combined, t2.h0
saoh.
India Rubb r Costs, white and black, $3.50 caob.
ludia Rubber Lcgglns, 81 per pair.
And all kinds Rubber Goods. including Rubber
Boots and Shoes Rubber Stopp for Bottles, Door
Mats Underline citing for Beds in elokness hc 40, al
msnufaoturcrs' prices, At h A. BALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
30e Pennsylvania avenue,
dec la-u Bet Ninth and Tenth sts.
The national Republican., 1862-03-20
CoRconAS's BUILDING, l5114SrRE

CORCOHANs BUILDING, l5Td STREET,
(t6'cs " CSami.ton on Cortrasis and Fss. bgy
=. Gains Sbr o. dnduce and 0rdninee StuesJ
.t.r y March II, 1862,
Ordered, That all persons havipg contracts
and claims for investigation ard decision under
the letter OF appointment Of The Hon. Edwin N.
Stautou, Secretary oi War. dated The 18th Of
March, 1852, and hereto subjoined, be, and q, Q
hereby, notified 10 present the same. The com.
missioners will continue in session for their
reception, frcr day to day, from 10 q. m. 10 4
p. m. j. Wise, Secretary.
oRDER RESPECTING CONTRACTS FOR ARMS.
War DEPARTMENT,
Washington City, D. O.,
E.rI March 13, 1862.
Ordered, That the Hon. Joseph Holt and
the Hon. Robert Dale Owen, be and they arc
hereby appointed special commission 10 audit
and adjust all contracts, orders and claims on
the War Department 10 respect 70 ordnance,
arms and ammunition, their determination 10
be nnal and conclusive a. respects this Depart.
ment, on all questions touching the validity
execution, and sum due or TO become due upon
eIch contract, and upon all other questions
ariing between contractors and the Government
upon taid contracts.
I'd. The said commission will proceed forth
with to Investigate all claims and contracts 10
respect 10 ordnance, arms and ammunition in
the War Department or pending settlement
aud final payment and adjudcate the samc
All persons interested In such contracts, may
appear In person, but not by Attorney before
said commissioners, and be heard respecting
their claims, OF such time and place as the com
mlHioners shall appoint. The chief Of ordnance
and all other officers in The Department will
furnish such books and papers as the commits
sioners may require.
Major Hagner, Of the Ordnaucs Department
is specially assigned 10 aid and assist the com
mieeioners in their Investigations. All claim,
that they may award 10 favor Of shall be
promptly paid. No application will be enter
lained by the Department respecting any CLAIM
or contract which they shall adjudge 10 be 10
valid.
Sd. II, 10 their inve tgation, they shall 6nt
reason ~ believe that any agent or employee
oil the War Department was directly or indi
rectly interested in any contract for ordnance
arms, or ammunition, or received any eonsld
GRAFTON for lie procurement, they shall give no
tice thereof 10 the claimant, and proceed L
investigate and determine the lact taking suct
| testimony as they may deem proper, and L
the fact Of such interest bc established, II shal
bs good cause for adiudsing tho claim 10 b
'''"'',''' b, rDw,s y: STANTON, NJ ~.
mar 10 ~ Secretary Of War.
The national Republican., 1862-03-20
LOCAL NEWS.
E7 AAsarAl laARa .

J. early - thousand copies Of the ,Repvb
'',5an are circulated among the floating pcpuiA
ton every day. besides thelarss number served
n regular subscribers. Advertisers will tats
nDte sooordInglY. ---- i
The national Republican., 1862-03-20
Consumption Cured In the Last stage.
[Sworn to before his Honor, tho Mayor Of aching
ton

Consumption Cured In the Last stage.
[Sworn to before his Honor, tho Mayor Of Washing
wAsHiae1os, March II, 'G..
Indian Herb Uottor-E Tunstlay, N. D.:
DlAR SIR: Surprising that others afflicted as have
been may Dc beasfted BY the knowledgo and use Of
you! remedies and treatment, an induced TO make
the following statement
For long time have been afflicted with Con.
sumption said 10 be In the last stage by most all tho
dootors In hing ton and the District Of Columbia
They all failed 70 cure me.
applied to DR.. Tumblcty the Indian Herb Doc.
tor. Nv coughing, splitting blood pain In the chest
all gone, and have been for some time. My voice
10 quite restored. feel - strong ever, and from
having been reduced 10 . tkeleton, now weigh one
hundred and thirty two pounds
As experienced 20 much bsneht from the use OF
DR.. Tumblety's medicines, I feel IS though | could
not say oueh 10 their favor Still feel thanh ful
to God the author and prcecrver Of my ife that He
has guided me TO 60 10 Dr. Tumble,y, who has cured
me. JoHs A. LAIRD,
Watobn,aD U. 3. Capitol
MAYORS OsFIcE,
wAsHIHGIos, d arch Is, 1851
On this 18th day Of March, 1859, personally sp.
psaIed before me, wm. I, Dove, Acting Mayor Of
the city Of Washington, John A. Laird and made
oath to Inc truth Of the above state mont.
mar le--u WIN 1. DOVE, Acting Mayor
The Indian Herb Doctor will describe disease and
tell ms patients the nature OF their complaints oy
illness, without receiving any Information from
them. No charge for consultation Once, No. II
Washington Building, Penis sylvsnia avenue, corner
Of Seventh street mar 20
The national Republican., 1862-03-20

Leonard sooti Co., Now York, continue 10 pub.
lsh thS A. following leading Britisn rerodicas,
! !ss s ESss%rsS SnSS1 siy HsS's. 'H%S1%y''e' t%%sJ
ws:%n'afa ssasssss ss,IsT ssss
political parties d Great Brt.in-whis, Tory and
organs SHr preUanS Wsr
on Science, Literature, Morality, and Religion, they
st.pd ua os they ever have .t9Sd gnrysisd n ne
the scholar and the professional man, while 10 the In
telliscn, reader Of every csss they furnish more
iure Of the day, throughout the world, than can be
possibly obtained from any other source,
NEW VOLUMES OF THE
FOUR ENGLlSH REVIEWS AND BLACk WOOD
Cok&ENCE JULY, 1891.
EARLY COPIES
The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from the
British pghlishers gives additional value 10 these
Reprnts, inasmuCh as they can now be placed 10 the
hands Of subscribers about Us soon as the original
editions
Eor r any one Of the four Revisws, psr snnum....ss
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Money current In the State where Issued will be ~
cciycd at par.
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price Will be allowed to Clubs ordering four or more
copies OF any one or more Of the above works Thus
-Four copies Of Rlackwood, or of one Review will be
sent to one address for So four copies Of Me four
Reviews and Blsokwood for $50 and so on, ''"
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In all the principal cities and towns, these works
will be delivered FREE OF POSTAGE When
sent by mail, the Postage TO any part of the Initial
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Remittsnoes for any Of the above: publications
shSsid always be 1dS,s.ssd ret paid e the pub
nov2o No. 81 Gold st., New York,
The national Republican., 1862-03-20

81 YOUR ATTENTION is CALLED TO QUE
new sto:k OF Spring Clio hing, Furnishing Goods,
Trunks. Hats and Caps, which VIC are selling at
SMITHS, No $50 Seventh street, near r.
mar 2o-d9m
Nrow THE TIME TO BUY SPRING
IN CloSiing, Trunks, Hats, and Gaps, at No. 400
Seventh street. mar 20-d3m
The national Republican., 1862-03-20

's1- We are pleased 20 CO u the attention
Of our cl zcns and o iers to he Mcclellan Art Gal cry
$40 Seventh street. four doors abb vc D. There 10
other place In this city where so beautiful fhoto.
graphs and Ambroty pes are tski n, aud where so
much politeness 10 shown 10 Custt mcrs,
The national Republican., 1862-03-20
Corna, BunlOns,

C0rns, BuniOns,
bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, and all diseases Of the
Feet cured without pain or iGConvenicnce 10 the pa
ticnt, BY
DIR. WHITE, SURGEON CHIROP0DIsI, q. =
t2S Penisyivonis Avenue, between ~ and 9th ste.
Room No. I, second floor,
Ohce hours from .. m. 10 p, m.
Refers to Physicians and Surgeons 0l this city
The national Republican., 1862-03-20
Notice to Sutlsrs.

Any one having q good Canvats Tent Tor sale, cult
able Tor a Sutler's use, cau find . customer by ap
pl,ug Immediately, al i. !, SrRorG's, 5io seventh
street, Nv
The national Republican., 1862-03-20

AE-Ths MCCiellaa Photogy = phi and Ann.
brotype Gsllery. $40 Seventh street, four doors
the most peasiog Cirtcs dc vsitc. II will be your
loss BY not patronisng such perfect establishment
The national Republican., 1862-03-20

~ Photog ra phs and nm br0typea OF q
sizes arc taken on . new plan only known TO the
pr prtetor Of the Nc lean Art Gallery $40 Seventh
street, four doors above d.
The national Republican., 1862-03-20
AFTERNOON Entertainment

AT TERNOON ENTER 7 NINMENT
For Ladies and Families on
wppn EspAY h SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
ats O'Clock,
VI hen q lavish distribution Of ELEGANT PRES.
RNTS Is made: Rich aud costly Jewelry, Books,
Toys, Fsuoy Articles, and MAGNIFICENT BLK
DRESSES.
The Six Dress wss presented, Wednesday, March
leth 70 Miss Mary Gibbons corner Twenty second
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
~ Admission 20 ccutsi Children 10 cents,
mar 10 [8tarl