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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-20

CaIRo, March HIP. MA gentleman Just
arrived from New Madrid, near Sikeston, re-
ports the sinking Of a rebel transport armed
with heavy cannon, by the gunboet feet at the
Island, ~ ~ ~ .eti. ~ tah!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-20
New YORK stock nIarke..
[rrIEORAFHrD ron THE ONO srArrsnAs.j

M IIkLk0EAFHRD FOR TIE ONO sTATRsMAN.J p
NEw YORK, March 10.
The stock market Is dull and heavy; Chicago and
Rock Island So; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen 25X
milwaukee, and Prairie du Ohien, End preferred 5sK
Cleveland and Toledo 45x; Michigan Southern 24X;
Galena and Chicago COX; Illinois Central scrip 66k
Michigan Central SIX; Erie preferred 62K; Erie
36H; New York Central e3X; American gold l0lK
United ststes sxea Of 'el, registered, 93X; do cou.
pons "a; treasury 3-l0 100; United States Elves o
"a, coupons, ss. Y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-20
Reported capture OF Yancsy,

PHILADELPHIA, March 10 1t is reported here
that the rebel commissioner Yancey has been
captured while attempting TO run the blockade
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-20

MARMeo, ILL.,, March 10 9.--Ephsmia Hall was
destroyed BY Are to-day. Loss, $4,000.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-20
rrnm ,ha sonthourn Const.

New YoaK, March ls.-Advices from Mas
sau state that the British schooner Sir Robert
Peel had arrived from Charleston, and the
steamer Celia from Dungeon Creek, Ga. The
crew Of the latter deserted, and have arrived
here. They state that the Ella Wafiey ran
the blockade the night Of February 9th, and
crossed Rattlssnake Sho6l, where there was
but two and half fathoms Of Eater, the chip
drawing thirteen feet They saw some light a
q distance, supposed to be one Of the blockad-
ing feet. tsrtl sr8ioo ssl . sisufr
Provisions at Charleston wersvery high; but
ter and coffee one dollar per pound. QBR AZ
The Ella Marley would 60 to Havana to be
sold, and her owners intend TO purchase the
Spanish steamer Ocean Bird, said to be faster
than the Ella Warley. 5yas ,,gto ~ gfs ssi
The British ship Gladiator was at Nassau,
supposed to be waiting for cargo! -smcrsy'1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-20

The only article offered to the French people that
would OORL bTRA1aHr HAfRl the above Toilet being
manufaeufed for the sole benefit Of Louis Napoieonl
which article ID now indispensable to his toilet room,
The snbtorbers feeling confident that this Toilet must
necessary take the place Of all others ever offered 10
the public, take pleasure In expressing their
In the article, gaining II from practical use.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-20
CURING TOOTHACHE Z NEURALoIA
eoNTHrTTs.

Dr.. TIurd's Celebrated MoDTHwAsH, one
bottle. ,usaa oNs %
DR.. Hurdle uncqualled TOOTH POWDER,
one box. -4lia AaiAH.li 44-
Dr.. Hurd's Magic TooTHAcHE DROPS,
one bottle. u4FHr sffoF tfsl'
Dr.. Hurd's Unrivalled NEURALGIA PLAs.
TER. p E.. =. f
Dr.. Hurdle MANUAL on The Best Neaas of Pre-.
eervfn1ls 1eekh Including Directions for tho Proper
7Fsdtn1ent of GAildTsn's Teeth. = p '.If
uoSS6ILKIor Cleaning 6etween Ms 7SOtA.
TOOTH PIcKS, etc. TO. ,4,,- n n. Z, 4
Prepared at DR.. Hnrd's Dental 0fice ~ Fourth st.,
BROOKLYN q d. 80 ~. -. 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-20

& The General commanding copgratulates his
troops on their brilliant and haEd-Won victory Of
the 18Th. Their courage, their patience, their
endurance Of fatigue, exposure and toll, cannot
be too highly pralned.s After q tedious march,
dragging their hovitxen By hand through
swsmps and tbicketa; after q aleepleas night
passed In drenching rain, they met the enemy
In his chosen position, found him projected by
strong earthworks, mounting many hnd heavy
guns, and In an open field themselves, they con-
ouered. With such soldiers. advances is syictory.
The General commanding directs With pecuIisf
pride that as well deserved tribute to vhl6F IA
this second victory of the expedition, each
regiment engaged shall insoribe on IT. banner
the memorable name fNeNberne.' y 4
BY command Of Brig. Ger. "A, e. Burnside
VI LEWIS RICHMOND, n
@svl Adjutans General.
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SheriF's Sale.

! John o.Work, ais - rGA W.
vs. 80 Common Pleas. f5I &
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF VENDI,
ID to me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Franklin county Ohio IwII oer for sale at the door Of
the Court House IN the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the isih dAs Of April, A. D. 1864,
between me hours ol 10 O'Clock q p and o'clock M,
the following described property, situate In the county
Of Franklin, and State ol Ohio 70 Wit The interest
and estate Of james o. McOoytn iniot No. ~ 70 y.
ander IN fee aer tho termnaon Of the lie estate d
l1Abeila Mccoy, widow Of Robert W. Mccoy deccaaed,
and the estAe Of said JRmen O. Mccoy In said estate BE-
ing the lame which was devised 10 him y ssd pert VI
Mccoy IN hla1aat viii and tepthnent which of record
in Hmnklin county, Ohio, Probate Court.
Appraised at $1,000.
Printers fees $3.50.
marl0ditSewtd.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
wrDSrsDlr. March 10. 1859

The following aEs The retail quotasona corrected by
VIM: II: Restleaux, wholesale and retail grocer, No.
l00 South High Street. of an ha
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-20

HEAvY plain black Rep silks, for olOaks and
ass l.ir Balm SON,
q eHkri No 80 South High st.
janis
letuan
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Has been before the public but short time and has al
ready been tested By over ono thousand persona and
they testify that the Napoleon Hair Toilet s the
beautlher ever offered to the American people.
10 prevent this Toilet from being coun,erfeIted or I'm
Ieeu py unprinciPied persons, wo do not offer II for
sale at any Druggists In the United States Therefore
or Gentleman who desires Soft Luxuriant Hair
and curls and Long, Soft Whskers or Moustache can
procure the lnygorator Toilet either one for one
dollar, inclosed In letter, with their address.
Address o. r. SPENY eco.
Box l63, Oollinsville,
Hartford Co. Conn.
And i will be carefully sent by return mail
feb03-dtw&wIy l ...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-20

Cong gratulatory order OF CEN Rnrn.
.si yle side. bse,,, M. v 81. -,7,,a
NKw YoRK, March as. 1.-The following 10
Gen. Butnside's congratulAtofy address TO his
troops st., ias, q. sss,ss,s asss iss 81 so
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. NORTH CAROLINA, (2s
kl M't Newberne, March Is, 49, ! e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-20

AZ. The Napoleon Hair Toilet
VIII CURL STRAIGHT HAIR In Soft, sIlkeL Flowing
OuIls hat viii remain In shape for one day or one
week desired, or any longer PERIOD II the directions
are strictly followed, which are very simple and eaay
Tne ar Toilet does not in any manner interfere with
me Adturl 6ofnsss Of he Hair. II neither scorches
nor dyes it; but gives the hair soft, thrifty appear
ance; II also prevents the hair from failing Oh and
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-20
NAPoL LEoN'S HAIR TOILET

Agents for 80 - -
The national Republican., 1862-01-30

The Unaen Prayer Assting win bs
holdsn every day tAis wssi In the Luthsrs, CAure
Grew. J. g. Butterfly at the corner Of Eleventh and
II streets, comnsncing st Ao'olook p. M, sud con
tinued but one hour. Ian n
~ Washingtsn SoleaSiAo Asssei iasasn.
The Arst publio nAeclisg Of this Associates will
b held on tn URsDAY EVENING, January
3oth, ct the Lecture Room Of the Young Mems
Christisu Asosistio1, st O'Clock. - soy
A paper viii bs read BY the Rev. C. W. DEM.
SON, Of Boston-suhjeos, "A Nuo 7Asory Of As 0s.l,
Sresm" paper will also be read BY J. DIsTUR.
NELL, = q, . member Of the Asociatioa -sutject,
"TAe Riss aad Full Of 0e Wa,es 1 Lake Superior"
The public are iavited 10 attend Adnittanoe ffee.
EfH tfeh WI. C. DUHAMEL, NJ D.,
]. r. 8. VAN vLEEr, ..-
JOHN A. FOwLE,
Jan 30-lt Lecture Connltss>
The national Republican., 1862-01-30
Jan SO-1t'


LIMITED STATES u fATnET :a.sscr 9rF5CE: y. !: e..
On the petition Of Paulina smith, Mos timer Smith,
and Jane smith, By her guardian lra Toms, heirs
q law Of H.To. Smith, Sece..ed, of Birninsh.m,
Mich praying ioI the extension Of pst:.t granted
10 aid Aaron Saith, deceased, April 1s4s, for an
inproveneni In Gfain Separstois" for seyen years
frS the expiration Of ssd patent, which takes place
On khs llth dsy Of April, 1852,
10 ordered that the said petition be heard at the
PstAnt Ofice on Monday the Nth day Of March next
at iIoolook m; and al personl are notified TO ap
pear land show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not TO DO granted.
PerSous opposing the extension are required to
Gle In Shs Patent Once their objections, specially
cot forth In writing, at least twenty days before the
10 Be- ussd q the said hearing must b. taken snd
tsansm,ed In accordance with the rules Of the once
which will be furnished on application.
The testimony in the case will be closed on the
10th day Of March, 1852; depostions and other pa.
pers relied upon q testimony must be filed In The
once on or before the morning Of that day the ar
guments, II any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also, that this notice be published IN the
Detroit r. ibuse, Detroit, Michigan, and the National
Repuslicd~, Warrington d. O., once week for three
successive weeks the first Of said publications TO Be
at least sixty days previous y thedsy Of bearing.
d. P. HOLLOWAY,
Commissioner Of Patents.
S.-Editora Of he above Pspers will please
COPY and send their BILLS 70 tho Patent Oace with
paper containing this notice. jan oo-laWaw
The national Republican., 1862-01-30
Alsxandris.

We take the following summary Of affairs In
Alexandria from the columns Of the Virginia
Chronicle and the Local Ne,os, Of that oity:
Hon. JOSEPH SHaAR, member Of Congress
from Virginia, addressed the Union Association
of Alexandria last evening, on the political
questions Of the day. His principal point,
" Who are the traitOrs !-those citizens OF vir.
ginia who went with their State for secession,
or those who refused to do so!" was demon.
those who remained true to the Union. The
distinguished speaker was frequently inter.
rupted by the cheering Of the large crowd
present.
New RAlLROAD COSNECTiOH.-The new mill.
txry railroad, now In the course of construo.
ton between the Orange and Alexandria rail.
road and the Long Bridge, Is also cOnnecte
with the Alexandria, LOudOun, and Hampshire
railroad, at the residence Of nr. Swami, on the
Washington turnpike, milo from Alexandria.
ARREST OF FEMALE SECEssIONIsrs. under.
stand that on Tuesday afternoon, two young
ladies' Of this city, 1--WE suppress names,) were
arrested and taken 10 the Provost Marshal's
ofhos, for making use Of undigni6ed and insult.
disposition was made Of them we were unable
TO ascertain.
SOLDIER SH0r.-On Saturday last, a soldier
this vicinity WAS shot In the leg by enc of the
police guard. He had been called to "halt,"
and refused to obey the call Of the guard. His
wound was not serious.
Mr.. Edsall. the proprietor Of Edsall's Hill
was arrested by order Of Col. Cross, OF the
Firth New Hampshire regiment, charged with
selling LIQUOR to the soldiers and 10 now in Gus
tody. AMr. Marshall, residing at Burks's Sta.
ton, was also arrested for suspected disloy atty.
The national Republican., 1862-01-30
Amusemeats.

MADEMOIsELLE CUBAs.--AnOthor Immense au
diencs greeted the beautiful Cubss vt the
Theatre last evening. Though the theatrical
part Of the entertainment, as usual, was very
poor, (baring Susan DENNIS aoting,) 4 glimpse
the visit, and her every appearance upon the
stage was greeted with thunders Of applSu6e.
CHRIsrY's MRsrRELs are drawing immense
houses nj Odd Fellows Hail. composed Of the
elite and fashion Of the city. This evening the
entertainment will open with an entire change
Of programme, including the side.splitting
oommedeitta, "The Double. bcdded Room; or,
the Misfortunes IL Dulcimer swipes," with
George ~ Dulcimer."
CANTERBURY HALL Is decidedly the most ele-
CANT and popular place Of amusement In this
city. The Lsoni pantomme company 10 ono
Of the best In the country, and no one should
miss seeing Bob Butler az Jacques Strop, in
The national Republican., 1862-01-30
I" MaA with . star"

An illstarred genius, hatless, bootless. and>
ooatess, with hair and remnant of shirt flying
10 the breeze, came down Sixth street yester.
day morning about one O'Clock, bswling at the
top Of his voice, Watch want a man with \
appearance In the person of Officer Turner,
who accompanied the fellow to the Govern.
ment bakery. on Sixth street between G and H
streets, tho foreman Of which. he stated to the
driven him from the place. The beligerent
foreman, whose name was Henry French, WAS
taken into custody by the officer, and brought
TO the fourth ward guard house, from whence
he was sent TO Jail by Justice Walter.
The national Republican., 1862-01-30
Brutal Affair in George town.

On Tuesday afternoon, soldier named Geo.
Drain, belonging TO the Fourteenth New York
regiment, WAS passing along Bridge street,
Georgetown, In company with his wife, when
some difficulty Ooourred between them, and he
turned upon her and assaulted hsr 6ercely,
stabbing her seven times with large knife.
sns was nursing an infant ~ tne time, and 70.
o. In the breast, and ono very severe wound In
the stomach noarthe right hip. Drain was ar.
rested by pStrolman Coleman, and WAS com.
mitted to jail. His wife was taken to the resi-.
dence Of pstrolman Brown, where she lies In \
critical condition.
The national Republican., 1862-01-30

CEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED,
= until the 9th day Of February, 1852, for furnish
ing FLOUR 10 the Subsistence Department Of the
United States army.
About twelve thousand 12 ,OOo) barrels will be re-
quired, Of high grade Of Extra Flour to be deliv
cred tn,washington at the Railroad Depot, or ut
between the 9Th and 18TH Of February, 1862 Each
barrel Of Flour to be Inspected Just before Il Is re
ccived.
The flour must be equal In quality to the samples
to be obtained at the Capitol Bakery at Washington
city and the barrels to De head lined.
The customary oath Of allegiance will be required
of each contractor.
Bids to be directed to MajOr A. BECKWITII, C. S.
u. s. A., and endorsed " Proposals" jan %
The national Republican., 1862-01-30
DR.. Hayes at the smithsoniaa.

DR.. I. I. Hayes, the Arctic explorer, gave n
narrative Of his adventures among the ice
bergs, to = dense crowd Of interested listeners.
last night, At the Smithsonian.
Our limited space will admit Of few items
only Of this history. After making explora.
tions during tho summer months, the Doctor
and his Grew went into winter quarters. The
ship stores were taken out, y floor laid ip the
trivancs above 1t to melt snow and make water
for the company; sundry cabins for the officers,
some Of the rooms with air.ught sides, and n
very comfortable house was made. OF snthra.
pounds per day were used. Then the ships
sidsa were banked with snow, and the deck
covered With slabs. The stairway was OF slabs
TO feed them, the hunters brough, ono hun
pounds The arctic deer il larger than thS
common deer, and subsists On grass and mos,
henoe gets quito poor In winter. They als9xad
rabbits and foxes, white and blue. The blHe fox
10 highly valued for It's fur. Bears ars>huntsd
dogs, and hrst attacked by dogs, when the hun
ter approaches cautiously. with lance about
nve feet long. Tho aesh u the best food, and
the fur the best clothing of the EsquImaux.
seven feet high. His pendulum for determin.
ing observations'to the figure Of the earth was
one Of Bonds; and his Instruments for hpding
the declinaton, vibration, and dip Of the mag.
nstic needle. were prepared BY Professor
perature was in Msroh-sxty-eisht degrees
below zero. The average tidal rise and fall was
about eight feet.
He asCended glacier 200 feet, at an angle
as degrees, BY cutting steps In the ice; then,
by slope of6 degrees, declining to 2 degrees,
be rose TO an altitude Of 5000 feet. Hum6oldt's
glacier Ia 10 miles, 90 to l60 feet high. glacier
y frozen river, resting 10 valley, discharg.
ing into 2 frozen sea; The action of the sea-
breaks Oh icebsrgs: thus the motion Of \ gla.
cier Is about 200 fest per year. The icebergs
. are formed o9 land, and made Of snow.
Until November H. daylight continued Till
midday. The sun was absent one hundred ard
thirty days. with absolute darkness for rseventy
days, except In ono half Of tho lunar period
when the finest print, could be read by moon.
light. The surorsl display xas very poor.
He gave detail Of the days employment.
On Christmas day the bill Of fare was soup, sal
mon, venison, plum pudding.
A Newspaper was published-a single copy
the Port Hope Weekly, read after dinner on
Sunday; first class family journal.
The story Of the death Of poor Sonntag, the
astronomer, was told. But We have space for
nothing more.
The national Republican., 1862-01-30

Love Letters. in contested will case, In
The State Of New York, It was urged BY one Of
the counsel that the absence Of sll love-letters
between the testator and bis wife, during the
twenty years Of their welded life, was strong
proof that there was no love between them.
Kindness and affection in their everyday life
wasa much higher sort Of evidence than love.
letters; that love-letters, In truth, were not to
beexpected between the most loving Of married
couples.
The national Republican., 1862-01-30

TIE CArTuRE OF CEDAR KErs.-The Charles.
ton Mercury admits that the Cedar Keys, In
Florida. have been captured by Uuion ex.
pedition. By this movement the Fsderals have
gained possession of the western terminus Of
the Florida railroad, which connects the Gulf
Of Mexico with the Atlantic ocean.
Cedar Keys 10 small town with about thirty
houses, and probably one hundred inhabitants.
The bar has mise feet Of water, and is good
harbof for small vessels.
The national Republican., 1862-01-30
Deaths sf OolAisrs.

The following deaths Of soldiers have occurred
since our last report:
Thomas Kerr. private In First New Jersey
cavalry, ut Damp.
Ferdinand stsdisr, company d, Seventh New
jersey yolunteers, at camp. ..sils....t
osvairy. y ~ Il cSs " ''''"'" N'W Wv 'y ''''''l
Ralph B. Ca1l lsId, company A, Finh Psnnsyl.
vania reserve eorps, at Camp Pierpont. o.
Private Cameron, COMPANY ], Second Maine
voluntesrs, at camp. A.
1saieman q. Roberts. COMPANY X, Fourth
Eo1eoylyania reserve corps, nj Damp. RI.
JeAa shaw, company Y, First New York ar.
Isase Youns, company D, Thirteenth Penn.
sylvauiA volunteers, at camp
Elias Quick, company g, Fifty.sixth New
York volunteers, at Carver Barracks.
HArmAn Miller, company 4, Fifty sixth New
York volunteers, ut Warren Hospital.
Relatives Of deceased soldiers can be fur
nished with all the Information they desire in
relation to the burial place Of their friends &o.,
BY calling on J. ". Plant. Government under.
tsker, 4lS Seventh street, between g and H.
The national Republican., 1862-01-30

It'll"
CrIx.Ns' GAs-Lranr CoMrANY.-Ths bill In
troduced into the Senate yesterday, for tbe n.
corporation Of the Citissos' Gas.Light Coz
pany, names - corporstors and hrst directcrs,
Mssrs. John W. Thompson, Lewis Clephaos,
Zsnas @. Robbins. John II. Brodhsad and Sam
vel Fowler. The capital stock d $500, 900 ;
price Of shares $40; directors to hold ONCE
from ths arst Monday in January one year, or
70 the second Monday In January following !;
each share to bs represented BY vote In
choice Of dirsotos; plurality Of votes to elect.
The directors may require the payment Of sub
scriptions to stock ct such times and ct such
places - they may determine, under penalty
Of forfeiture Of previous payments. Notices
Of ipstalments to bs paid must b published st
least fourteen days previously in two papers Of
the city. Ths company is required 70 furnish
gas to the Government for period Of not lees
than ten years, at the rate Of $3.50 per 1000
fest and citizens are 10 be supplied at the
same rate. Construction Of buildings and lay
ing Of pipes will be subject 10 conditions i'm
posed BY The Corporation Of Washington. The
shareholders are individually liable for m
debts
The national Republican., 1862-01-30
Notice to tho Public Generally.

Our rim d 70 bring within the means Of every
Chsrscters belonging to the pfssent interestinJ
epoch Of this Grest Republie. Such collection oi
correct ikcncsses will increase IN value ~ years
suooessiul In portsayng the expresslons true to life
In every case whsrs . good original (peinting, ds
guerreotyps, photograph, etc. } was obtainabie.
wish to obtain or sell Portrait Of come particular
person. not In ovr list, can have such made 10 order
at reasonable terms and short rotice guaranteeing
TO them the exclusive sale
N.B-All orders, accompanied BY the money, wi.I
DC promptly attended to, and forwarded TO any camp
oy mail free Of charge, from the Once In Washing
ton, No. $50 Seventh street. jan l0-3w
The national Republican., 1862-01-30

VJSO CONsUMPTlVEs.-Th advertiser, hsv
i Ing been restored to health In few weeks BY .
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
yesrs with a severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption-is anxious to make known to
his fellow. sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who de.re II, he will send . copy Of the
prescription used, (free Of charge, with tile direc
tons for preparing and using the same, which they
will find sure cure for Consumption Ashms BroncAis,
40 The only OBJECT Of ne advertiser IN sending the
formation which he conceives to be Invaluable and
be hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, It will
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad
dress REV WIN. MAkTIN BANGS,
Jan 3O-6m Jersey City, N. j.
The national Republican., 1862-01-30

whitshurss. No. AsA Psnn. Avsnus.
= selling original cartestds uisits photographs
Of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, IRE.
ncClsl!an is the latest published, and 10 CON.
sidered the best In existence. Bee our photo.
grahs In oil and water oolors. Also portraits Of
distinguishsd men. Attention Of military msn
q oslisd 70 our full length lsttsrtypes, for send.
ing BY mail. dec Is
The national Republican., 1862-01-30
Supreme COKrl,

JANUARY %, l862.-On motion Of A. p. Grant,
Esq, Addison l.. Scott, Esq. OF New York. was
court.
NO.94. The Commercial Transportation Com.
pany, claimants 0f'the steamboat Commerce,
appellants, vs. Henry Fitzhugh, OF ~. The
argument OF this cause WAS commenced by Mr..
Benedict for the appellants, and continued by
Mr.. A. 7. GranttOr the appellees.
The national Republican., 1862-01-30
Escape OF . Rebel Mail-c.rrisr.

Jon Tuesday morning early, squad Of men
hlnder the command Of white, went to the
house Of well-known rebel, named J. N. Har.
per, for the purpose Of arresting him. The
bird, howevere had flown, having, by some
means or another, got wind Of his intended
arrest. II IL said that he was ono Of the party
In Alexandria engaged In the work OF forward
ing lettors to the rebel army ut Centrevills.
The national Republican., 1862-01-30
Old Trinity Church.

pristor Of the livery stable In Old Trinity
Church, on Fifth street, was summoned to ap
pear before Justice Walter, to answer COM
plants preferred by several citizens residing
near the church, charging him with establish.
vsrting that building into livery stable. and
with violating corporation ordinance, which
requires that space Of hfty feet on each side
shall intervene between stable and the nd
Joining buildings. The decision Of the Justice
was postponed until this morning.
The national Republican., 1862-01-30
lnIas RsbSsr ossas.

Rubber Blasksss sor scsaisss, - ssoh.
Rubber Poaohos and BLANKETS combined, - 80
sach. f7HI. : = -.
india Rubber Coas, white and black, s2bo each.
lndm Bubbef LeGains, el per pair. ..,....
And oil kinds xabbsr Goods -including Rubber
Deees anl sh?ss, nshbsr 9toppsrs for Bottles, Door
naAufsotursrs' prices, at II A. HALLS "
tJf-fa.4. Iidla Rnbbsr Warehouss e,
l.t .Lt... l.'f IA Joe Psngsylvania svsnus,