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The national Republican., 1862-03-04

TEE WAsHNoroN AND GEoRaErowS RAILWAY
CoMASY.-The Committee on this District ln tAe
HOUSE, yesterday reported bill on ths sbove
subject, - substitute for Tho bill which pssssd
~ Senate. The bill passed Ae House BY
VIZ decided vote. The following are soma Of
II most important provisions:
II provides that Horace N. Dewey, Richard
wsllach, Jason Hasbrouok, william A. Darling,
Thomas Berry, Joseph =. Brown, william Rem.
son, Jonathan h. Butler, John B. Proctor, John
Butterneld, Joseph T. Stevens, william Clahn,
Samuel J. Reeves, John L. Brown. Edvard-A.
Abbot, and their associates and assigns, shall
Be the body eorporass, with authority 10 con-
struct double track railway In the cities Of
Washington and Georgetown, commencing on
Bridge street at tho intersection with High
street, along Bridge street over the new tubu.
lar bridge into Pennsylvania avenue, thence
through That avenue, fifteenth street, then
along Pennsylvania avenue again around the
north Of the Capitol on to Peunsylvanla avenue
again, through Eighth street TO The Navy Yard
gate. Also, . road oonaecting the main road
with the depot Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. Also, from Boundary street north,
along Seventh street to the Potomac. Also, one
commencing ct Rhode Island avenue, running
down Fourteenth street west to Pennsylvania
avenue, or 10 the Potomac.
The rate Of fare is fixed at i've cents, and the
road Is subject to the municipal regulations Of
the two cities In which 1t is located.
Three per cent Of The net receipts are 70 be
paid TO the two cities, in proportion to popula
tion, for the support Of free public schools.
The company is bound 70 keep the pave.
ments within, and two feet outside Of the rails,
In order.
The capital stock is $500 900, divided into
shares of $50 each.
The company Is required 10 lay track Of
the most approved patterns, and they shall
place FIRST class cars on the road, with all the
modern improvements for the convenience and
comfort Of passengers, aud thall rau cars
thereon during the day as often ~ every five
minutes, and until twelve O'Clock at night as
often as every half hour; and throughout day
and Dight as much oftener as public convenience
may require.
All articles Of value inadvertently left in the
cars are TO be taken to their principal depot,
and entered in book, which shall be open to
the inspection Of the public at all reasonable
hours
The Government to have The right 10 convey
freight over the road, at . compensation to be
fixed by the Secretary of War.
The road between the Capitol and George.
town is to be completed within sixty days, and
from the Capitol to the Navy Yard within six
months after the approval Of this act.
The national Republican., 1862-03-04
O r r OIL L.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENTO OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To all whom Il may Concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibit ed
10 me that Gerhard Larson has been sppointed
Vice Consul Of Sweden and Norway, for the.
United States, 10 reside at Chicago, Illinois,
I do hereby recognise him as such, and de.
Glare him free to exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges, as arc allowed
10 the Vice Conuls Of the most favored nations
In the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these let
tsrs to be made patent, and the seal Of
the United States 10 be hereunto aflXed.
Given under my hand, at the city Of
H. 81 Washington, the 9th day Of February,
... A. D. 1862, and Of the Independence of
the United States Of America the eighty
sixth.
.r,.... ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
'WnILAM Il. SEWARD,
.---a Secretary Of State.
The national Republican., 1862-03-04
Arc Senators Powell, Of K y, and Vallan
dtShsm, OF Ohio, Traitorsl

Arc Senators Powell, Of K y, and vallan.
dishsm, Of Ohio, Traitorsl
The following advertisement Of Southern
Rights" or Rebel Barbecue, We copy from the
Lexington Ky. Statesman, Of September last
The Barbecue was held, as indicated, and We
leave the reader to judge for himself whether .
loyal man could take part In such meeting:
FREE BARBECUE!
A grand free barbecue dinner will be given
by the Southern Rights men Of Owen county, ut
Mechanical Association, at New Liberty, Owen
county, Kentucky, on Thursday, the 6th day Of
The following distinsu uished gentlemen have
meeting, to wit: Hons. @. L. Vallandigham and
G. 3. Pugh, Of Ohio; Hon. Jesse D. Bright, Of
Ind. !; Hons. J. G. Breckinridge. l.. W. Powell, c.
8. Morehead, Henry G. Burnett, John Young
James B. Clay, and other distinguished gentle.
Come one come all without respect to par.
~. Ample preparations will be made for all
who may come.
and every arrangement win be made for their
comfort and convenience.
The various compan es of the State Guard In
adjoining counties are also invited to attend.
II the gentlemen mentioned above are not
traitors, they are advertised in bad party.
Bright has been expelled the Senate; Breckin.
ridge, the traitor, is in the rebel army; More.
head was sent to Fort Warren; Burnett Is In the
Rebel Congress; Young and Stevenson are there
also, believe. J. B. Clay was arrested and is
under heavy bail, aud Humphrey Marshall is q
general in the Rebel army. This is nice crowd
for United States Senators and Representatives
to be In.
10 man may be known by the Company be
keeps, surely Mersrs. Powell aud Vallandigham
cannot be considered loyal.
The national Republican., 1862-03-04
- RsaAins Hssssr On every pags.-va
THE NEW STATE OF KAsAwHA.

The constitution Of the proposed new State
makes no other provision In respect 70 slavery,
than the continuing 10 force all the laws Of
Virginia, not specially repealed, thus continu.
ing iu force those laws which establish and
protect slavery. This, Of course, leaves II in
the power Of the legislature Of The proposed
new State to abolish slavery, and We are kind.
ly told that they may be expected to do II at
an early day. We might believe thir, II all
the evidence We have, did not prove exactly
the contrary.
The convention which framed the constitu-
tion Of Ksnawha, knew very well that the ex.
istence Of slavery there would be q stumbling
block In the way Of admission into the Union,
aud they might we'll suspect that II would
prove to be an insurmouatable one. Never
theless, their desire for admission into the
Union, strong as II undoubtedly wa was not
strong enough to induce them TO sacrifice the
favorite institution. II Is, Of course, idle to
suppose that they will give 1t up, when, admis-
sion to the Union having been secured, they
will no longer have any motive prompting to
the act.
The preponderating tone Of public opinion In
the proposed new State, is decidedly pro-slav.
cry. That tone is repres ,nted by the Senator'S
whom it sends here, Messrs. .Carlile and Wiley,
and by Its delegation in the House.
Its constin llr betrays the same thing, in
its provision 'orbidding free negroes to come
into the Stale.
We know II Is said that the number of slaves
in Kanawha is small, and that the institution
will soon Idle out" We have heard for too
many years Of this "dyiug out' in Delaware,
Maryland, Kentucky, and elsewhere, to be de-
ceived in that way. Nothing is 80 tenacious Of
life as negro slavery. but If 1t will really die
out' in Kanawha in a short rpace Of time, that
new State has only to postpone it, application
to come into the Union, until the slavery which
1t now cherishes Is dead and buried.
Kanawha has nine thousand slaves. Delaware
had only eight thousand at the first census in
1890, but slavery there is not yet dead, after .
lapse of seventy years, and ono third part Of
Delaware Is as intensely pro-slavery to day as
South Carolina Is.
1t probable enough, that Kanswha would
have been admitted into the Union, II Il had
abolished slavery. That not having been done,
the question Of its admission will not be enter
tained here for single moment The people
Of Kanawha should understand It. Whstever
interest they had In coming into tho Union,
hos been waived, In order to crafty slavehold.
ers and pro slavery politicians. 1t is upon that
altar that they sacrificed their hopes ofa separate
State. We presume that they did 1t with their
eyes open, and that they ore perfectly content
to postpone all other considerations To the
qualification and glory Of retaining nine thou.
aand black men, women and children, in an in
famous bondage. Great is Diana Of the Ephe.
slams
The national Republican., 1862-03-04
From Fortress Monroe.
Noa.jrrival Of Col. Corcoran and The Other
Union Prisoners.
THE STEAMER NASHVILLE RUNS THE
BLOCKADE INTO wILMiNGTOy,E NC.

Fortress Monroe. Naroh 2.-rhe steamer Ex.
press. Cant. Galloway. len Old Point yesterday
Union prisoners who were expected on Friday.
They were not met, however. according to ap.
pnintmen'; and ing remained At the appoint
ed meeting place until noon to day, the George
Washington Was sent up with the order for the
heard from them. She accordingly came back,
arriving at 2 p. m.
About O'Clock Yesterday afternoon the Con.
federate steamer jamestown (Which with the
Yorktown IL stationed off Hogg Island) steamed
down to the Express, with \ aAg Of truce, to
ascertain the cause OF her appearance In the
kriver on two successive days. She stopped
kbreast, at few rods distant from her, and
fNwersd boat with lieutenant On board, to
Communicate.
Re was Informed Of tho errand Of the Ex.
prkss, and that she was acting upon information
furnished by Gen. Huger. He explained that
hisl command had no knowledge Of any ex.
pedted prisoners; ard from seeing the Express
on Two days In succession, he had come down
to barn the OCCASION of her visit.
He expressed himself eatisned; and returning
to the Jamestown, she went back to her station.
She has been armed with gun at her bow and
another at her stern, and has sharp iron cut.
ut the water.line. She is rumorod 10 be com.
manded by Capt. Barnard.
Having been twice disappointed In relation to
the expected prisoners, It is not known when
tain whether Col. Corcoran will DO among the
number, although 1t IL quite probable.
Another interview took place yesterday, oh
| Craney Island, between Gems. Wool and Cobb
10 reference to the exchange Of prisoners.
We hear, uid Norfolk, that the steamer Nash.
vile arrived Vt Wilmington, North Carolina
| yesterday, having run tho blockade at tha,
place.
A quantity of telegrsphio cable has arrived
here for the completion Of the line across the
bay. As soon Ms the soundings can be com
p,eted, the cable will be extended to Cape
Charles. This will be within two or three days
| II is supposed.
The national Republican., 1862-03-04

/AN ILLUMINATION o,NIoHr.-We understand
that It Is the Intention Of many Of our citizens
TO celebrate the recent victories Of the Union
troops by an illumination tonight, this being
the first anniversary Of the Inauguration Of
President Lincoln. Should the weather be
pleasant, the diaplay will doubtless be very
foe. In most OF the Northern cities, where
illumiuations have already taken place, the
occasion will be honored In this and other ways
The national Republican., 1862-03-04

TELEGRAPH TO NASHVILLE, TENNEssEE.-The
following dispatch received here elbows that
telegraphic eommu nication Is now complete to
Nashville:
NASHVILLE, March l. 1861.
TO JOHN A. kAssoN,
First Assistant Postmaster General
The Federal f,g is floating over the post
ofice here. am In charge Of the Office; will
retain II until relieved by orders Fl ON the De
partment. A. H. MARYLAND,
Special Agent r. q. Department.
The national Republican., 1862-03-04
O F F CT A L.

DsPARrNENr OF STATE.
Wdshingon, Jam rs, 1862.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
member Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the arst Of next
month.
WILLIAM Il. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-03-04

. - It Is understood that Senator Andy
johnson has been appointed brigadier gen.
eral, with view to the establishment OF pro.
visional military government In Tennessee.
The country needs him 10 the Senate, but his
patriotic services may be even more ufeful 10
the proposed military capacity.
The national Republican., 1862-03-04

Euening Post, Of Saturday, says:
Yesterday. the police discovered that coun.
terfeit Treasury notes were iu circulation, The
counterfeits are destitute OF The initials U. g.,
which appear on The breast Of the Goddess Of
Liberty 10 the genuine. .,
The national Republican., 1862-03-04

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAlLRoAD-The open
ing Of this important line of communication,
including the bridge reconstruction at Harpers
Ferry, may be accomplished In about six weeks,
If 1t is now regarded as safe, "a we presume It
Ia, to commence the work.
The national Republican., 1862-03-04
OEFlCAl..
WAR DEPARfNEM,

WAR DEPARrMEHf,
January Fl, 1862.
Ordered, That the War Department will be
olosed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and
Fridays against sll other buhness but that which
relates to active military operations 10 the field.
Saturdays will be devoted to the business Of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays TO the business Of the public.
g.. EDWIN N. STANTON,
jazz II Secretary Of War.
The national Republican., 1862-03-04

D1 The Senate, yesterday, in executive
session, confirmed the nomination Of George
W. Morgan, of Ohio, to be brigadier general of
volunteers.
The national Republican., 1862-03-04
Nashville Thoroughly Disloyal

CHICAGO, March IA special 10 the Times,
d.ted Cairo, LIST, reports that the unanimous dis.
loyalty Of the citizens in and about Nashville Ia
confirmed BY every arrival from the Cumber.
a ns ,S TSnssas ~ 1hs ne
very marked. On the former there were many
Unionists, but on the latter none have yet made
their appearance.
The national Republican., 1862-03-04

SLAVERY IN TIL l,Is-H. r.-It is underetood
that the Commit ii Tho two Houses on the
District Of Colu b. ba7e agi.td Ipon a bill
for the abolitior I. ..s"". 10 this Di. rict. II
differs but slightly !, T.. 'rator Morrill's biiA
and will nndnubte".' YIEs both Houses, and
become a law.
This mat.n. W. .n; yl1,y ato the Com
mon Council last MIR ., VII be seen by the
publish proceedings H. il. ton will have
no weight in Congress ,tayeIy wu be sbol.
ished in this District, despite lie resolutions oi
q pro-slavery Council.
The national Republican., 1862-03-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
Probable Burning Of Columbus.
sourHnnn rpukIro n AAsnYalLn.
BEAuREaARD IN COLUMBUS.
ISLAND NO. 10 FORTIFIED.

0airo, March ia great fisht was sssn 10
the direction Of Columbus, last night, and II IL
generally believed that the rsbsls there have
burned everything innammabls.
Tho Memphis Appeal ofths 2sth ultimo an.
nounces the occupation Of Nashville By the
Onion forces, and contends that the feeling
there 10 strongly Southern.
Bsaursgard 10 making energetic preparations
ct Columbus.
Bushrod Johnston arrived at Nashville on
Saturday.
JET. Thomson left his old hea adqusrters day
before yesterday, on = secret expedition. He
will turn up somewhere.
The rebels are said to bs fortifying island
No. 10. That island 10 well adapted for plant.
ipg batteriesto command the river.
Prominent oficsrs believe Columbus was
burnt last night.
The national Republican., 1862-03-04

~ CIsrks, ille, Tennessee, with a popula-
tioa ordinarily Of six thousand, had only ~
many handrd, when our forces took pesstssIon
OF it. The town and vicinity are Intensely
secession.
The national Republican., 1862-03-04

&B- The body guard If Gen. Buckner was
composed largely of the sons Of Union citizrns
OF Louisville. Nearly all the prominent Uuinn
families OF Kentucky are represented in the
rebel army.
The national Republican., 1862-03-04
OFFICIAL. .
TRIAsURY DEPARTMENT,

TxABUkY DBfzKTNENf,
. February I, 1852.
NorIcE 10 hereby given Of the readiness Of
this Department to redeem the Treasury notes
payable In one year from date, authorized BY
the sot Of Congress approved December 23d,
1857, and the Treasury notes payable In sixty
days from date, authorized BY the aot Of Con.
gress approved I'd March. 1851,
Interest on Treasury nctes = the above 10.
sues will cease on the 7th day Il April next BY
the terms Of those acts resi- lively.
fab 6-tgn7 -H-..
The national Republican., 1862-03-04
FIRfY.sBvESfl ooDgRsss-s.sssd ss.,lss,
m sRATR ]
Mos.pAY, llsrcA 5, 1861.
M. WRIGHT, or usprAnA. ewonss

IN uMNATA
A AoSpAY, MsrcA s, 1857.
M. wKonr, OF uiDrAxA, swosx IN.
Nc. LANE. Of lndtnA HGeDeo1DQ ths ere-
denssals Of Hon. Joseph A. Wfignk appointed
70 oil the Vacancy occasioosd By the expulsion
Of Mr.. Bright, BY Gov. D. p. Morton.
Nr. WRIGHT appeared was qualified, and
took the sat vacated by bis predecessor.
VIZ ssSs ,r u. ;Inss " NJ, sr .s:, e ~
communicaliuns from the Secretary Of wsr, ID
which were referred without reading, and, or.
dsrsd 70 b printed. isy-aN rs W.
s.HSRL = ~ NRNoRtAIS. Wv - -
From Pennsylvania: one praying for the ab.
clifton of slavery in the District Of Columbia
and one for emsscipAtioo lu ell; ;the 0lsteAriL
Resolutions Of the Pennsylvania Legislature
asking cid for The dsfeness Of Delaware river
From New York: three memorable from clu.
xens, iocIading The State officers, IN favor oi
The promotion Of Gen. Wool 70 the oni,e oi
major general. IT'D
From, oiIIasos Of New York, praying Con
gress to reduce portions Of the Southern States
70 the condition Of Territories. 'N'''
OATH OF ALLEGIANCE.
E, n. CHANDLER, from, Tho Commiae 90
curing masters Of vessels 10 take the oath Of
allegiance before calling to foreign ports, re.
ported favor.bly, and asked its Immediate pa
sage. Passed. ~ iJNi''D'Ff =
TIE CAVALRY DILL
Mr.. .FESSENDEN, from the joint committee q
conference upon the disagreements Of the House
reported that the House be recommended Il
rscede from iss amendment substituting fifty
regiments for forty, and two months extra pay
'oIss.' ~. FEsssNDRN Si spoke against allowing
any extra compensation in the present condi
Messrs. WADE, NESMITH, and others Of
fered suggestions, and the tubjeet was post
poRed.
ENCOURAGEMENT OF ExLlsrxxsrs. =, So
Mr.. WILSON. Of Massachusetts,. from tht
Committee on Military Affairs, reported the bill
for the encouragement Of snlistments In th,
regular army and for other purposes, which
was briefly discussed and laid oyer.'I
ORGANIZATION OF raE STAFF OF MAJOR GENERALS
Mr.. WILSON, Of Mass, from the Commi;te,
on Military Afairr, reported the bi' for the re
orgauiz ,tion Of the staff officers Of 1sjor Geoe
rails Il the United Slater, regulars and volun
teer., which was considered and passed.
..v v.N--T oosTIsCArioN BILL. r -.
Mr.. McDOUGALL, upon the rpecial order
the contiscation bll. spoke At length, regard
ing It a 90 snnihilstion Of the rights Of th.
people tf the Southern States, and sustaining
hi, position with numerous legal citations
He held that the law Of ooDAscation established
tho right to take only the property of con
quered government and not Of private citiz 'ns
When an enemy WAS conquered, II was onl!
by treaty Of peace that property was taken
and In the csss Of Mexico, we agreed to pay fo
It even then. He declared this bill TO b II
effect bill Of attainder,' and therefore nncon
s.itutional. II would strike ut Thousands, per
haps at millions. He denounced tie messur
% lnhumane.
without concluding, he gave way 10 On exc
cutive seesiou. .a--- ~
The national Republican., 1862-03-04

TEE INDIAN TsRRrroRY.-This Territory,
with On area Of seventy.ope thousand square
miles, contained, prior 10 the outbreak Of the
present war, an estimated Indian population Of
sixty.nins thousand, including slaves, the mum
Der Of whom did not probably exceed three
thousand.
The Indian population had besn slowly dim
inishing during the past ten ysars, and the ten.
dency in that direction must receive now
impetus from recent EVENTS. The loss Of life
In battle has been considerable, but greater
still has been the loss resulting from the forced
expulsion Of those adhering 10 the Union cause.
Nor have the temporary victors escaped mis-
cries, which must tell with marked effect upon
their numbers.
The population Of the five principal tribes
10 estimated ss follows:
Cnefokoes. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..Z2 600
SroeAs. ...'......... .............l .lo,ooO
ComsuVAc. ..'....... .............. Z,Z06
'OuOctoWs ........ ................ ,OUU
ChtckasaWs ...... .................... 5000
60,8l7
~ The gallant General HUNTER arrived
here ON Sunday night from Leavenworth.
The national Republican., 1862-03-04

GorrscHAIK, the greatest living pianist, will
give concert on Thursday night, at Willurds,
Hall.
The national Republican., 1862-03-04

xr was b IN g ton scientiAc Assscia-
tion.-The msrno 70 Of this Association are re
Qunsted to meet 1t the Rooms OF the Young Mems
CHRISTIAN Association on TUESDAY EVENING
March 9Th, at 7S O'Clock. Important business Will!
be ,rsnsssted. HEZ 8. HOSMER,
mar 4-lts Rec, 6ec'y.
The national Republican., 1862-03-04

~ We learn that Gen. Frank Sigel will be
pominstedA major general Of volunteers.
The national Republican., 1862-03-04

T OST.-A dark bay HORSE, about fifteen and
hssi strsysG from No. SIS Psnnsyiysnls avenus
last night, At ssout ssvsn O'Clock. Re was, st the
of nour and other articles Of value The asder, BY
rctuSning the sam, 70 Mr.. Tuck :, No. 32s Pennsyl
vsnis avenue, will bs literally rewarded md all sxs
Dsr oeS paid = mar tit
The national Republican., 1862-03-04

nUARTERMAsTRR's CERTIFICATES
~ AND OTHER
GOVERNMENT CLAIMS
uo.~nt hv JAY COOKE h CO,
feb 26-2w 3os r"eV"n H'ee'
The national Republican., 1862-03-04

DoARDING-NEAR THE STATE DEPART
ID ment Two Gentlemen and wives can pe aG'
and FIurtsenth streets, at tll per week or four
Gentiemen at o. so per week each. ieb 2e-6ts
The national Republican., 1862-03-04

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
"A against purchasing the fol owing NOTES
given BY me- ~ value has not been reosived Tor the
same: ..' ~ -
One Ia favor Of A. j. Atkinfon. for S74, da'ed
February 10, 1852. payable in ten days. Aso, ore
Ia favor u y. X. Fitch for s1S6, dated February
10, 1865, payable In tan days.
i resist tbs payment Of the Aforesaid notss;
marl-.ts THONA9 McMINN.
The national Republican., 1862-03-04

4 III THn BEST COOKIsG sOvEs,
"A TABLE CUTLERY, AND
HOUBEKEEPING ARTICLES.
OF ALL KINDS.
Tin ware In great variety. to be had Of -
W. ii NARROWER,
mar8-sm No. 632 Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-03-04

ana cOInpieto ViHuiCduOu VI OuI Coue0 VI W
glorious Immortality; and II We fall lot Us %
ffai as that men shall say Of Us, they fell glori.
ou.ly In tho cause Of human liberty.
We are here today, my comrades, In com
mon With hundreds Of thousands Of our fellow
tcitixens, to help york out the great problem Of
the world-tta! man is capsule Of self goverr-
ment.
With the ungrateful traitors who have dared
to raiss their unholy hands against their couu
try, mild words and soft peuuasion hsve long
been ttied 10 vain. 1'' '.'.'''
Your country now calls upon you to argue
the point with powder and bsll-to make q
world wide example Of the wretches who bsvs
brought shame upon her. and disgrace upon rs
ALTO vindicate her name from contempt, and
restore her 10 her place among the nations.
To say thank you for these magnificent
presents, is to say little, but l promise you
here 70 carry these sword and pistols faith.
fully, 70 wesr them proudly. and never 70 for.
get lie generous dopon-the Sussex Squadron
aud the Indiana boys. - .a.....n
The presentation of the pistols was by Lieut..
H. H. Mason, Of company !, but bis speech was
inaudible 10 your correspondent, as was also
the reply Of Major Duthe. ,
iron," and Of such exquisite workmanship and
auish as to preclude any attempt of mine to
describe II with half justice even. The blade
is Of the regular pattern, anil covered with all
the insignia, coat Of arms, u, s., ~, proper
beautifully surrounded with scrolls and HOVER
wreaths, extending perhsps two thirds the
Length from the hilt, which Is Of the basket pat
tern, heavily gold-plated. o.,.,',S =,
\ The scabbard 10 silver, with two elaborately
worked massive gold bands and rings, on one
of which ID engraved, "Presented to Major Al
The national Republican., 1862-03-04

VXTANTED-Anic nice, large, well. furnished RO0H !,
w With or without board, in Q private family,
by Single Gentleman; must BE- within i've minutes
Ealk Of the Metropolitan Hotel. References given
ifrequired. AddreS,' NJ. r. T !" National hepubli'
can Omoe. ..... mT s--H