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ssw-h ard RE Bsifosh nlaEes Ne
mort Of o stock Tor 'hs week ending ms dyi
Eesye, l. l88. Sheep sod Lsu,bs 440Oi SWINE, $3.50
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for this market At Forty fourth street
3,!i5. ,r
HE piico. 70. day quoted a. flovs .,s,,
Fit.taaAlty.........e Ordinary 4oi
Med um.................7 n. $500
some F1tra good Beevea may he quoted a. 909.c
The general sversge Of the market - 3. c.
Tie mot Of tie ace rsrge from ttc 20 &c 90,
Prices rer head and PEI pound. Of dHeeu weights viii
be fDrn in sccogn's Of sstes Of sundry droses
Total Of beeves received In the city tins week.
3,6GS. e,-, -, -.
than tie svetgs ~ last year The srersge nn az escb
rdu..dsy marie. last a6b head while tie ormoe
,od,y beug J145 shows al besd than the average.
aud IL iced les han this day week
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pvo.pvAv sAvrs@ IssrITrTIor,
-, Vouu Ian a. lRfg

INTEREST NOTICE:-DePosltors are nereDy
y, ,h. rats Of per cent per anpnm on snns no,
1cssdse ard pc, con, over 80 wiz .; a o. s" "a
stsI ~ nd If not Withdrawn will draw interest the sane
" deposit iOH i'' FRANCIS p SHOALS, President
Vans r. WoRRsIL Secretary
pFTKK CunnnsO. Accountant
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spuhD-AyENUE SAVINGS BANK,

= N'Tl'I Ju'lF ND IJthtt.
CHAHTT x % N 1884.
, FIX FtA CENT INiEREST allowed all sums from
~" ID liar 10 One thousand Dollars.
DLI ~ rs ~ ABE o. OR BEFORE 20rH JANUARY
WI DRAW INTEREST FROM JANUARY lsG
nNh on, o. ny l0u 10 20 . Il Don MONDAY. WLDNfS.
Day. tldshTtRDAY EVE. MOS from, d 10 O'clock
D" |"i-Da. seq. SiELCER K GREEN, Pres't
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y,..son Weekly Bank sinteme en-

FOsION, TursdNy I'i
~, .. A. ,be wee u, bank StstenirDt: a. ~
NC 'Vno n III 200 Due otner banks "a
~ 10 f,t. "a %, NUdI Deposits sSsis 80
loan anu '' g5a cool Gro lstion...",'' eo''''
n,, in oIhtr Janks 3.oo',VVol
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fegal Nolltes.

At Special Term of the n. Y. Superior
~ Count bel ~ the CITY Hall IN the City Of New York
% the eth DAY Of JsnIify 1902 rfe.~ut loo. CbAUDlUS
l. MCNEIL. jlslic-.-SAMlkLS :. WulIEsg'. ISABEL
JONES ard GILBERT G. PLAff-On reading aud hiing
th. aud ant b. tho abCyerutei action.
grtbeT VI the afdisis n James Hoiurook james Car
Samuel hitr I'll scy-isly sworn 10 The 1h day ~
fuusry u,su and motion II Aoy-s& Tracy, Attorneys
To- the p!.i IN heroii
Ofded That the shove deitndlns Asihel Jones and Gu
bet Plat and each of thou. be. and they %. oly
ruoied rctrsil'd sud commanded TO rr'in rom
op~nns apy aud all letters aud orders eher IA rctcG
addressed ~ Jones White TO Jones. hive c."
to Jones' Wac hGCudy or 20 any either Of sld firms.
uaurs end from huus the s-ne the orders rogue
contained thcrei1 aud om r. Interfering wI,h tho
bl Of the said fpn' hrus Of the good si tleeo Or
tho plinih Of hi. interest therein Until The ohsr
further order OF this Court to that effect. copy.
r. d LNlN lhION Clrlk
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PusrOFFlCg, NEw-YoRK. jan o 1861
CEALED PROPOSALS will be- received until
y , p M Of the 20th inst To- BUILDING AN ENIEN-
SION TO THE POjTOFIlCE BUILDING. Plans and
be ex.miarj aud iforion obtained only
h- office Architect Ouhi Thomas, o.l. No. f,u
Broadway, betwern the hcln, OF a. a. 4 .. The
proposal. hdorsed Pfoposcd fpr Post Office EKtenson
sddes ed 10 th. undo uei II g. under TODD that
he Postmaster General shall hove the ri .h, 20 REJECT ell
4 the proposals.. W. y. IAfL OR. Postmaster
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ALBA
y ECrlNG WITH TRAINS
leave:
From 3O'h It.
7:25, il;l0a. M, aud $40 AMI
$3.50 p. m.
lO;iO .. IN. Sundays inoludod).
0 20 a M, and 1925 ard G;sO
m.
z ~ p M.
Iv.iO Il. m., and $50 p. IN.
7, SAITH, sope ;n,cndsni,
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&c i)bom II man Concern.

IF this should meet the eye of JOHN HALE,
from frlce " IA iim Co.. Va sny Of MS wfes friend,
tthc ~ ~ fluniv) the vii C1uieT voF By ding
his % re-. TO THOMAS (HANbARLiN, IN and Face
sts., PAii.delI hia
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6eming- nlncbinss.
QroposaIs.

AKBr CLoTHIS0 AID COURAGE OFpCs
PHuADEf rHiA Jan. ~. 1902.
PROPOSALS are invited aud will be- received
1 thl. office untF ~ o'clacx THURSDAY the
2ith nsi., for ON HUSpREp TItpt SAND YAtDS OF
ALL wool SACK tLANNfL, Indigo 3lue WootDyed.
I~tL hfts -four incLo. wide md uoging
yad Al bids mut t~ indois,d Pfoposals for FuTn,hns
DsIk Blue Flannel" and be sld.ts'et 9 -
G. H. CROsMAN
deputy QuarternssteT-ti
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MARINER's SAVINGS BANK, No. | 3d-av.,
AA OBJ oie the Cooper institute Int REST at the fA
OF lb) SIX per cent per in not exceeding $500
and FIVE 5 per 800 viii be p,, able on he 2Oh
infant OPEN daily from 20 O'Clock and MON
DAY, WED 'ESDAY, and SATURDAY EVENINGS from
3 10 50 o'c ock THOMAS Il. STILLMAN,
Isaac i.SAIfH Secretary President
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CREENWICH SAYINGS BANK.

EREENWiCH SAVINGS BANK,
IN No. 70 6th.av corner OF WsveIley. place.
JANUARY INTEREST FOR 1892.
The Board Of Trustees have ordered INTEREST 20 be
PAID 10 DEPOSITOkS at the rate Of five cent
all Of $500 and under, that may he entitled
thereto end og' per ce1t AMMAN on all sums over 300
hat may be- entitled hereto payable st the bank during bsn
hours, on and After
MONDAY Jan. 20
Interest not drawn viii lie paced to the credit OF depositos
pribcp pal, md draw iDteIe,t
Inc Bsuk Is open daily from 10 o'clock until o'clock
p and Mondays Wednesdays and fridays from to
O'Clock D.
D. A. CUsHMAN. President.
i MAsH Z pes1 ~ SsNs'L'E' secret.is.
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HUDSON RIVER X
b \ NY aud Troy, cos
NORTH snd WEST. Tnins
From Chaubefs.st.
Express. ! and III r. m, and q:
u aud SIP. NJ.
Troy and Albany with sleep.
i.scafJ, lO:i5 o ~.
POusikeepsie train. at 800 a.
M and " M. aud 6.ljp m.
Poesskill train. $500 p m.
Sing Sing usin. 8:i5 q. ~.
5:I3p. m.
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| 1862.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with ~ connections. forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FROx kKw.fOKK TO rag PHiNclPAL WEsTKKS CirfK.
Eight usins daily from Nowiork 20 Pnad, phia via
New-Jeney aud { iin1en and Auboy line
ALL THROUGH rHAlHS FOR 1HE MIST Bi 1HiS
ROUTE LEAVE NEW-YORh PROM TdE
root or COukrLANoI-Sr.
By way Of Philadelphia the morning pi.,sgers ave New.
York a. 10 other routes EyeniBs psssens gers
al p III one hour later than other lines.
BY way Of Allentown, evening pa'engors leave At
arrive At ihdslme ae a. Northern lines in Cucsso and al
points ~ the Nofh West. Cres,oe lndauoPos LouNiio
e. Loui, Cleveland Coumbu Cincinnati, and al msin
points West, with lover change. Of cars
sleeping Cars, without charse. from Phladcph. 20
Pittsburgh sos mile. snd Newly to riusbursh 80 mile.
smoking aud Saloon Care on all tlaia.
Fare the same - other routes
Bstgage checked through Transfers free.
Secure Tickets, Cd mil uled by fit'sburgh
NkSIEAH EMlBfAilON.
The Pennylgarlt Ce1ual Company rn' 81 FmHant
AccomnodatOn Line. witch sfoid, comfortable mede II
ayei to parties moving Westward at one hat TIE usual yates
Of fare.
TREIGHT5
BY this roue, fregh's q al description, be forwarded
70 and from any poat on the aioida Of On.o. Keu,ucay
the Wet BY steamer from iusbmgh
The rate, Of Freight TO end from any point in the West by
the Penuylna Railroad at al time. favorable A. are
charged b, other haiosd Companies Merchants aud shp
prrs nirs'iIs tie Interpretation OF their Freight thu Com
any, eau rely with o,pd.ncs o. r. peedJ tfar'i
Farmers and Deslef z" Live Sipcs viii 6nd ibis most ad.
va,f route. Csparous Yards ell iterd sop.
Piled VII" every convenience have beed oIeled on this Inc
aud 10 tons and every attention IL paid tn II wants
feeding ard rs.'i.g choice offered Of &c flilLADEL
}. l.. ELLIOTT, fasrnser Agent, No Asor-llouse.
LEIGH CO., Freight Agents.
No. Astof House sud No South wli.m.,t
MCDONALD BIaCHOff, Emigr"et Assnts
No. . Battery place
ENOCH LEWIS General supt Ahooua. Ia
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RAILROAD of NEV-JERSEY..

" From foot Of Cou,ilnnd.t--C Connecting at Hampton
.uncGn Win ,;,S reSgb vsy Raro.d md IL.
tons forming direct line to Ptourn ana inc west ""o"
WINTER ARRAsoEME ST-CommOncins Nov. 4, 1891
leave New-York a. follow: ~. p,
Pottsv,IIe Harrisburg Manch Chunk: WI sm.po1, &C.
Mn TT sd as, NJ TI sefee" A''' '''
''p 70 ~ Trnorsa TF.IsIFor Ea.too Msuch Chunk. VIII
lirmsper. Reading Po,tsville, hsrrisbpg Sc ,u.-.~
Ar MTaRoCGH TRAIs-For Esston, Bethlehem Alen''"h'
~ SO on P' ". WAY TaAry-FOr samervills. -,
ingHani.burs Pt.burgh aud the West Sleeping cars from
Jer.ey City thr, Ugh TO rinsbu'gh - r,,-...
Tsio New Yo'k arrives at M connect.
Ing East and ives, on Pennsy en h'1Ia' -
Central Railroad North and South and WIN the 'uhoef
ToseH ErEGF,' TmiS ros Tss mss es.s
connection at raubu'g with Penn sylYsna hhoaa-"itn 40
chlnFe ofcas fbsTsh aud pht Vns 20 mi. anu
EITs,srrnpoET AND NgwYoBK FsRKy-Lesve New
York from risr No. I? North hiSer 9:I'a M -''V ''|'
The bos.,op E, Pon, and Mariners. Ha,Oor every
tip each way. JOHN y. siEhNo, Sule'I"'enuo'''
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Pas.
y senger Train- from foot OF Chamoer''S as hio""
Tam, EIppss Tor buhalo
II a m. Accommodation. daily.
$50 p. NJ, Way for SiiGdieown' NewouFSh sh' ''o'H'
p m Nrht Express, daily for Dansik, Buffalo, Cansu.
dbigul, sUd liucip.l 7'i Inc ,l''n =" S""'u'J u'
tb,ourb 10 iiuHalo hi { doe, not to Dunkirk
7 9. M. Accommodating o. -,..,,.o . 60.
NATHANIEL MARSH. receiver
I ONG ISLAND RAILhOAD-CllANGE OF
IL TERNlNUS.--Lebye Jsncs-sip md Jiih-st. Forres
New. orS 1899 Tor Grerpo 9:pa m snd J;JO =.
M FOR North I.p aud Saturday, to YsphsnA $3.50 ~ aud
$3.50 r. M S. 9.D M, $3.50 aud Tor Hemp
ted aid 5JO d. M, $3.50, and p. H. for Jamaica
NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
y RAILROAD. For Albany aud Troy, North and West
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing MONDA1i NnF.
4 iM For ALBANY lC:Cs IN. EIp ess mail train, from
2ihtt Depot. 80 ~
For all b, al trans see TINE rABLE.
JOHN nURCHILL, Asst Sup't
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NETWORK & NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
ARRANGEMENT.

COMMENCING NOVEMBER n. 1861
Passenger Station in ksw.lors- cor 2f'ht And "hav
Entrance 2.thsi
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Albany
Ocean cleaners.

Sortcg' TO P,.sr>aERs PoR EURoPg-By order Of the
.tv Of siss all passengers leaving the ltit'd STATES
ave .a led 70 pTuvoe thcu-elvos with ps-spo'ts bei'.
they VII he allowed board the steamer FA.etRers vi"
be ,lb I'd 20 any trouble Or delay ia p9c4us '"m
hey call Tor instructious At tue ComPuys .hc'b No l.
TssJ~,v \ Y J6HVG DALg AGENT.
GTEAM WE rklY between NEN-lOth ana
y LIVE POOL andins add eTbafkins pa'epssn ~
QnseP.tovn tlrsisnd 49, he Liverpool New OK fhn ~
sd,uh. s,eam,nip Company Intend dpA,ch'ns then ia'
power CDd. bUili Iron siesn,slip' a'iolo"'i 10
CRY e4 &c o. "MtYcHEsTER...... s',arany J,q. ?;
Ard very SATURDAY, noon from f.sl No al NORM
River
FIR IT CABIN. ...... t73 sTEFkAGE'.:...''
ths, Cabin 10 London ~ seetss 70 Loh'on''''''
Firsf .1fn 70 Hamburg 81 st-eag- to hampufi -
Paa,enser aso forwarded TO HAVE, Bremen, Rotterdam
Autv efp &c., e3uslly low rates. ,,.
l.f.ofs s.ing 10 bring OUT t-r ruds can buy tics~is
b.r. Al the rate. 10 NrwYork: From Liverpool Or
on rn.togn lei Cabin. rs, 3D. sod tlo stoesse nom
[ Liy1ruool 30. From Qne~Istogn, 80
1hese STEAMERS have sulei c'muodauon' ~ ps.'en
g.fs snd csuy ebrefiefcc1 ruf-touN my ave oi' ~
Wste h lion Sections and have Patent ne Ahh' -''
o. 10 a. . ,,,trtt,At
POI further inform. lou apply 10 Liverpool 20 WiLtiAn
INMAN A.eut no u Naisf ST. Ia hlaigo" - ALA ~
COLIN 40 ~ Fnoch. qusIe Ia Quecu'toS 10 a -
D. SEYMOUR co. in Londoi 10 ~ - - ~ ~ w.
81 Nix win aul-.t h. Psds 20 JULES DEtol 30.
Tsc. 10 IA Bourte, g. Ph'de pha - JOHN o. DALE 10
III Nanu;,' or Il IN. Company'. Ohce.
JOHN o. DALE. As'ui. No. 10 Bfoas"S ~ l.
NOR CALIFORNIA wa PANAMA. first
L cl,,, steamer will ieave S-~Yors the 1t, lih aud
al, -.eh mouth eroepi when these e,ts. ~ on - -
when iie dsy Of dspartars vii b. the MoHDAi 'ouo"ins
For freight "a .sse sPTJ o. he onp one. ~
rs%n. y d. nLi'--', -
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TRAINs LFAYE NKW-YORK.

TRAINS LEAVE SEw-YORKi
For Haven :. 81 IL. (EHli l2.l5. J'~tEr) y"
4 81 and g. 49,
Tor bridgeport, :. = m Erli 1915, 1.1o (EIli $50
For Mllo.d Stanford Fairfield, Southport and weaPot.
: m. ll:l3 $50 aid 90 +. 10.
Fof NOrvst 9:lo. 1913 $50. tEI D. 80 SD -
For DsIisn and oroen~Ieh, T. $50 il'is 80 asa
Fof stamford ia OIL oooa nj I7'I'. o;oo CErl D.
20, 40 So p
Fo, Por, Chester and iutenedis,s ,n,iont 9J0a Il:
u.s. $50. 4.JJ. $50, ESQ 8p IN.
Fot PVn Chester aud Nrg Rochelle, gp m.
CONNECTING TRAINS
Fox Boston via sprinsto ba rI ttH 800 tfx J.
fel Boston VIA Shore Line isi.t p IN
Eor ii Htiord sad Springfield, Ia III IEil', 5ip
FOR Connsc,lcu, River R.ifosd to Montreal M en-
aud ll:I3 p. M. 10 NorihaiI pton.
Tor Hai,foid Proyilelce, ane Fnhkl Railroad, IA,
Ok l2.l3 g.
fof Neail.sen New London, and storinston Railroad
81 m II i5 500, ~.
For anal Railroad u. IS p m. 70 Northampton.
For lIorsstonir Niirosl "a Fi;tsh-li. .
For N.usatuck R4iiosl, g. 90 3.JI 3.
For Dabury snd ,'orwsk K.ill0sd :, 80 a. $50
Comuodious Seegiut Cars attached l. p train.
JAMES ~ HoiI supeliuf end-ut.
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NEW-JERSEY Rail no AD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPHtA snd the SOUTH AID WEST vi, JkR.
sly CiIf.-nd aud EIpfe.s Lines leave NeN-fot a. 7
and 10 me- 80 aud " p. fsfe -. Through 'iosei.
sod for the South tndNe aud through bsgsssc cneckod II
: a. H. aAd aud n .. 90. traits.
J. ". WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent.
No baggage viii b, received or any trains unes delivered
and chsc.ed IS minutes IN advance OF the time OF leaving
NORTHERN RAILROAD Of NEW-JER-
81 TrsiB. leave Jcrey CITY for Piefuiont at 9:l3
ard 'Gn5 $40 eud b:IS for Hufe-y AZ as y. u
and or Suferus A. J:l3 a M 4. W. DEhAREsf. Sn?i.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

BOSTON DAILY via GROTON-The Steam
ID o. COMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH ROCK
from Pier No Is at4 p m ~ 81 EDWARDS, Agent, oihe'
No. us West-t
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EOR BOSTON and PROV lDENCE, wa NEW
J. FORT an FALL RiVER-Th. splendid aud superior
s.amer METROPOLIS. Cspt Brown. l~s,es Nsw.f orb
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. AID SATURDAY, At
o',yt p rl ard lie EMPIRE STATE. CAPT. bravt,n. on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, ard FRIDAY, 81 : o'co,s p IN,
non Pier No. \. r.
Hereafter no rooms viii be rerated - securedt TO any az
plc at until the tauc ,hAl hsys trea Iei4 ~
F..h, 10 boston (. fo-wadcI though with great dPa;eh
by AZ La press Freight Train.
- Nm BORDES Agent. Nos. = and u wes't
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,I'O W-HANEN.-Stcamcrs leave AZ pm.
Pa,.euFcrs gorg further iase tie Inn ifaa ihe'e a.
II n m or rs,, on board iii moiniag without charge.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

- susLiO SOsics + hsr.sy ssv..
that untIl o.hsrwsss ssssfe1, - 6oa.Ssssssn ss.
der the sst Of Coasrs1 n ~ fsA Of April, ls67,
hsld TO tesvics Or labos V ths District Of Colanha
wi hold their sessssss n The City BALL. 10 the CITY
oi washlpgtoa, q Moasay, Tus day, wednesday,
,1hSrsasy and Friday, Of every week, ard that oil
pefscas loyal 70 ths UnlNd States, holding claims 10
sssvies or abss against psnoas dsohasesd ihersfron
By that sss, may, withia insty days from the pes
sage therof, (which II expire % the 18th Of July
next,) bat not thereafter, pr ssnt 10 the Comnis.
siosss their respectiye stateGents Or petitions 10
writing, verified BY oath o. sfrnatiou, setting forth
the nanes, agss anA Dsssosal description Of sseh
persons, the manssP IN which The petitioners 90
qulrsd such claim. and asy isca touching the value
thereof end declaring hs o. hss allegiance 70 the
Government Of the United States, and that the peti
tiouet has not borne arm agsiast the United States
during the pre- ent rebellion, nor 10 any Wy given
aid or comfort thereto.
And nstioe is hereby fa,thw given, that the time
named In the 9th sse Of that ast for AliDg statement
In writing or schedule with the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court for the District Of Coils rbia By the several
owners or claImsnt 10 the servioes Of the persons
made free By that act settiss forth the names, ages
seq and particular description Of suoh persons rev.
orally, Ia, By authority gtvsa TO he CommiMioaer.
BY that act, extssAed 10 the lst day Of Juas next
The Commissioner. sre prohibited from allowing
the clsim Of any ptrson who hall neglect to nls
such satement o. sohsduls with said clerk, aoc nd
lng to the rvquIeesas Of that ssction Of ssii act
.s# ' s.F. vINTON,
DANIEL =. GOODLQE,
AORATIO KING
.4L.-..... sH.... -s.fE ComniaioWcrs.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
s.,..sse W.5s....s..:.'

Tho i0IlQ.IPg anRae RcSsU"s ~, vsss 5Ssissyf
SS SS% ,ss m' ~ 9sYs |ou; @ afs:f ssssSS s az
su6scribins the osth Of apesiance, which was
aHministered BY Justice J. n. johnson. They
were interrogAtsd b, Capt. Ellsworth, aid ~.
camp @ ssgsn q Ms@ 2 Ies,s sS.sSs. =.
msnt, and they generally replied that they We, .
|" impressed" into the rebel army. They took
the osth Of allegiance very willingly. = r.s,
William Mathews, Loudoun county, Va; Ed.
ward n, WYNN. Prince Georges county, Nd. I;
Edward MAtxxar, Switzerland; John NcSorIey
ireland VIM. r. Luokstt, Loudoun county, Va I;
John n 6oodwin, Stafford county, Va; Anthony
McGse, Fairfax counts, Va; Joha A. Althef,
Page county, Va; FrAncie n. Shank, Page
county, Va; Thomas W. Paynter, Jefferson
county, Va; Alfred y. Lay. Franklin parish,
James Frazier, STAFFORD county, va; james L
Carter, Stafford county. Va; Frederick A. ORR.
son; Loadoun county, Va; Henry 2: Wesley.
George county,. Va; john Rswlinea, King
George county, Va. Levin Stewart, Richmond
Va; Clinton ". GaiIck, Lancaster county, Va;
John W. Writ, Loudoun county, Va. f''
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

QY 0HECN 4 VILLA Ms, Aaesiensere.
ID CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AVID InrHovsnxsrs.-By virtue q . .. cree Of the
Gerry ,irng bearing date the 18th day Of February.
A. d. 1891, and passed IN . cause therein depending,
is which Jos.ph 7. Howard n ecmplai.a.t ssd
ofsr for sale, 81 public auction, on THURSDXY.
he lst day Of May, D. 1857, In 'front.' Of ths prem
ise: at oclockp m sll the right, title, iaicrest
and possescd at the time Of his deoease Of IN, asd
70 The following property, or 70 much - Is sufficient
dred and one, oiJ corner south ostrset and sseosd
Lot numbered three q, IN square nunbered iy.
huadred and ninety mine, lsss0 corner Of south
The eMt half lot numbered eight (s) In square
numbered four hundred and ninety eine (<S9) frcnt
ing IN south X street, between -Four half and
Lot number fourteea H. IN square numbered
nine handIed and eighty three lsss y fronting on
Twelfth street east, between north and north q
And par, Of lot numbered thirteen ti3) In rquare
numbered SIX hundred and twenty, t62o) 10 Wit
The south thirtysix, (s5,) feet front Of aid lot
entire depth Of said lot On First street west between
north and streets--all Of the plan Of the city Of
Washington portion Of which property 10 Inn
The ,aie will commence at part 10, 10 square ase
on south X, between -Four and al hall And sixth
streets, and continue from day to day until oil 10
seld.
Terms Of sale ,-One third cash the residue In
three equal instamenis Of kix twelve, and eighteen
months the purchaser giving his notes for the de.
sssH and SesSSs interest iio% he day
sale Title deed 70 be retained until the whole Of
the purchase money.is paid.
All conveyan'ins q the Snst q TT PsThaseTT
GREEN h WILLIAMS,
ap l0--3tnw &di Auctionsers.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
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gJhe iutsRss,y inlDrestiW, Instructive, EasA
hff!Iln9 dfsupa, .Eat Lynne, or the Elope.
msnt,p was Prcdutod 10. .hpe style at this %.
adjustment tuesday evening, aHd fusde DO.
We have ever considered the legitimate
drama ON ef th6 vefy boa OF schools, ihpres.
sing upon the mind, ss II necessarily does, the
dsformity Of vice In contrast with the attrac-
uveness OF virtue,-and In no piece we have
ever seen upon the boards, 10 more truthful
Lynne. ."e The plot is excellent, and the char.
actors admirably well drawn. The cunning
and basenesa BY which Mr.. Leak, "a Sir Fran.
ole, sxoiuGtAs jsniousy Of Lady Issbsl, shows
how the innocent heart Of n loving woman may
be controlled BY the srts Of he reckless lissr.
proves what = tsSribls nate is hers, who per-
mits herself 10 be tempted from the path Of
rectituds and domestic happiness.
Miss Annie Graham acted her role With great
spirit. and was loudly spplauded She is des.
goers. Her acting Ia characterized by a sim.
pie earnestness OF manner always attractive.
Mr.. Mccullough, a. Archibald Carlyle, was
calm, dignihed and earneat, only adding TO the
already envisbls reputation he has acquired
Mrs. J. r. Vincent, as Miss Carlyle, was ire.
sistible. Tho practical and independent views
of the maiden sister, Of uncertain age, were
expressed BY her In that cool and decided
manner that always tells upon the audience.
Miss Anderson, who combines much pleasant.
moss Of manner with An attractive person, ap-
peared to advantage as Wilson.
Everybody, and sverybody's Wife or lover,
should see East Lynne" and we hope that
Manager Ford will soon repeat It, that all who
desire may have an opportunity Of witnessing
one Of the finest and most instructive moral
dramas ever presented to Washington public.
This evening Edwin Forrest will appear In
his great character of Richelieu, In the imper.
sonation Of which he has no csmpeer.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
Meeting for Csaepab absnds

In accordance with the wishes Of many
friends Of the oppressed race, n meeting for
the relief Of oontrabands was called, and Was
held last night at the Israel African n. +.
church. Interesting addresses were delivered
by Rev. r. H. Cain, OF Brooklyn, N. Y; Rev. B.
F. Tanner, Of Washington oity; Rev. James
Lynch, Of Georgetown, and Rev. Ar. Watts,
(wbite) Of the General Conferences; Bishop
Payne and other distinguished persons were
present. Sixty.one dollars were collected for
Tho beneht Of contrabands. A committee OF
ladies' WAS appointed to solicit clothing and
food, and wait upon the sick. Also > COMMITTEES
Of gentlemen, whose duty II win be to look
AFTER the contrsbands that may arrive in this
city, direct their movements, 30. sE'i''.'F