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The national Republican., 1862-01-16
HEAVY FIRING HEARD IN THE DIRECTION
OF YORKTOWN. ..-i4 I'd
THE TROOPS PAlD OF.

A.. y - ~ e.
Bdltiniore, Jan. ii5.--The Old Point bost mr..
rived here this evening. .about sevsn O'Clock.
She did not leave Fortress Monroe until
seven o'oook this morning, owing to the storm.
The following letter has been received, dated
Fortress Monroe, January Atb:
Between one and two thousand troops of tho
Burnside expedition, including the d'Epineul
Zouaves, are still In the Roads, detained by the
weather.
A severe STERN, with snow, commenced las,
night, and high wind has been blowing all
day. The snow WAS three inches deep this
morning.
Persons at Camp Hamilton say that very
heavy firing was heard yesterday morning in
the direction of Yorktown, supposed TO have
been from practising.
Dispatches HAZE been received here, ad-
dressed To Brigader General Hatch, and others
6f his stan, and it is supposed that his brigade
has be.n ordered to this point.
The payment OF tho troops Of this depart
ment has commenced. The Tenth New Yoi k
regiment received their money TO day.
The national Republican., 1862-01-16

7ON
On FRIDAY, the 10th day OF January, 1882, !
shall sell In front orthe premises, at o'clock ~.
by virtue OF deed Of trust to the subscriber bear
ing date the l1th day OF November, 1859, and re-
corded in Lber j. A. s. No 1877 folios S. 80 go and
a. one OF the laud records for the county Of Wash
In ngton In the District of Columbia, the following
Daiued property lying and being In the City of
Washin zton, District aforesaid, and laid down on
tn, ground plan plat Of said city. The courses
| and distances are fully described iu said deed oi
trust, to Wit:
Parts Of Lots numbered one and two Il and ~
in Square numbered live hundred and thirty seven,
(b37) together with the improvements. which are n
frame Dwelling House, Sc, &C., This property
fronts ON Il street south, between Third and -Four
and u half streets west.
Terms one fourth cash, balance in six and twelve
mon h the purchaser To give notes for the deferred
ia, Iuents bearing interest from day OF sale. decd
r,ycn md Gc.d Vi trust taken On tho property 10
urc the payment Of the notcs. ii the terms are
not conn lied with IN five days after sale The trustee
r. serves the right TO resell hc property, al the risk
aud coat Of the fret urcascr by giving three days
notice OF sucl resale III some newspaper printed In
the Cily oi Washington.
GREEN d WILLIAMS,
dcc lO-2dw&ds Auotioneefs
R1- The above sale Is postponed until
Tuesdav the 2,st ins ant, same hour AID place. by
order Of the Trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
jan ll--ldwSds Auciioneers
The national Republican., 1862-01-16
REREL pEyAsrArIoNs In KENTUCKY.


Lo,lisuilic, Jan. A.-The rebels of HammOnd's
command, encamped UP the river, on Sunday
night burned the depot, n blacksmith shop, and
took all tho goods from the store Of Mr.. Mus
tain, at Horse Gave. They also burned the
Woodland depot at Cave City, the Cave City
Hotel and stables.
The citizens at all those points wore notified
and escaped to MunfOrdsville, as the rebels
stated that they intended to return on Monday
night and burn every house that could be used
by the Federal army, in its advance, as hos
pital or quarters. They also burned up all the
hay, oats, and fodder-stacks along the road
and drove off or killed all the cattle, horses and
mules ~ be found.
The national Republican., 1862-01-16
Communicated
obituary Notice.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

H.. Nagister'S Office, Jan. Is. 1862.
Tho occupants of n. Treasury were startled
and ssaashed this ihorniing BY the announce:
jiant nf the do,,li of the ir lst6 Chief Clark
Gilbert lt,imau died this morning ut 10 o'Clock
For upwards of thirty years has 10 fulfilled the
duties at raii"i's positions in the Department
with the most scrupulOus fidelity. The head VI
this bureau. from \ personal acquaintance oi
6 ,rcely year. has been so deeply impressed
with bis ~ n'lemany qualities, .as exhibited
both in social and aiCal interviews of frequent
occurrence, that he f,els that he Cann"t, In
Justice to himself, suffer the present occasion
to pass without paying this slight tribute 10 his
memory.
Those who have been longer associated with
Mr.. II 'dman, IN tho Treasury Department, feel
that they have lost their hest friend. He was
ever vigiant and watchful of the interests ri
faithful and meritorious public servants, while
he paid little or no attention himself to partisan
politics, and was lenient to the frailties OF 9th
eis, which were committed in the heat Of po-
litinal campaign. Nor nine years past he has
flled tho position Of Chief Clerk Of the Treas
ury, to the acceptance of all Secretaries.
For sometime past he has been aware thai
his labors were wearing upon him, and during
the fall ahsenied himself from his post tw" OF
three weeks TO recruit his health. Some day.
Secretary to seek some rest from the arduoui
iabrrs Of liis oflGei In order to maintain hi
heslth, and Mr.. ftodnan relieved him by per-
forming tho routine duties Of hts ofaco, although
many. OF his friends feared his physical power
would prove unequal to the task.
No snoner had Mr.. Harrington returned, how
ever, than Mr.. ROdman suocumbed to wha
proved to be 4 fatal attack Of hemorrhage o
the lungs, which, terminated his life In abou
thirty.six hours: His funeral services-Rsv
Mr.. Hail. Of Epiphany, of which church Mr.
Rodman was member and vestryman, OlliCi
ating-wera attended by Secretary Chase n
twelve O'Clock to-day, accompanied by tn,
heads Of the several bureaus and the employ
ees generally.
His remains were sent by railway TO Phila
delphia, where his friends reside.
The national Republican., 1862-01-16
7 IsT OF unCLAykkh tRnIassT
IL I0UfD At

7 lsT OF UHCLAy1kh tRHfoHT
uss n ailroad Depot,
And no,o in ths Government Warehouse, near he
D6pci.
Pr Pitsin, Q,inr "a ret W vols, boxes
VA i'snt.r, s5th rest n vols. beg,
rev y I'iisse., it,h rig. 4 \ voi,, box
Ihcs Duncan, ierdsnSs q ., box
81 ;s'sTE %SE rs; SS1iPsyy STsy,s ,ss.s.. Ssa
MAJ NJ ns Zs%s, s,, ist restL vi box
pIf WIT n, 4ai n Y vols, / box
W Msnt, line, 18th n Y vos, | tux
rs W Black. box
Col q W nfompkius, box
M,ss u l. INK, . boxt,
L Col Burii', 18th r-gt Ex Brig, box
Col Betdin's ShariShooters, ] box
Con, cs%pss"S Fl Ehsosre, s. e9G s1;n rsF g. box
MGo!JA saitcr, ss,h wv S, box
L L &. ss..s sos { 4 's ls,s T' 9sl' be- box
Col " " il Il Dasi., g! Gom4 L,sh. Battery, bo.e.
Company 4, "a resi II : sM, box
I; Go,G no% % r. 2'd rmsa Irs S"T ,ox,
J II Cushman. q NJ oh VI, / box
rr,e,cr, 2 MA ", :, ,ox ,ox,.
~ BrnncId. u h hth W, y bOxc5
Jw Clarke, q II eth VI, | box
Penn Reserve brigade Gen Mccall, Il boxes
dc kalb regi, bUx
Capt J II Jenkirs, l7ih rect, box
W Fletcher, I'd Maine r.Rt, hox
II lIennes.cy. I'd W vUla box
I'd regt N Y s N, = boxes
A I Severance, 9TH Name, boxes
Col McCunn "ith n vols, / UVx
B Atkinson, 70 rcgt, box
X l. stakeholder, 1.t n II, bog
= Kubbcp, 9th regt, box
Cant II ID Uryaut ou Mich box
Co A and II. o h Maiur, I box
Ctpt q W Lumbcrt, 9Th Mich, 1 box
Gen NcComb, | box
III Covert, i2th N YSv, bnx
W Merrill sd New Jeney, I box
rs Whi'e, I'd Vermont box
l. w L. Ice, q N 9Th Miinc. box
l. II Snydem, 81 rrgt, box
Sidney Tilley, ~ W, box
q NJ Foote, "a Sv, boxes.
Clpt Reynolds, 4th N J, l'box
9Th Mass Militia, 3 boxes
NJ Smith, 0 h N lb'x
A Ernsst, 10th N Y, I box
Miss Powell, Govt II spi'al, bcx
1t "A ID Winch, 18th N Y s V, box
NJ II Rice, lsth NYSV, box
JIM Lewis, Ste~art's Engr r.gt, / bsx
OF Watts, Sd N / vols, box
s Bcnbrt, Gala reg. I box
Rev s Wilson. 3sth Penna rcgt, box
g II Guiick, Fire Zouaves, lbx
Capt Il White, 8sth v, box
CT Nicherson, ID Maine, Lox
IL Draper, 18th N V, 1 box
d. II. RUCKER
jan l1-lw gunrtermastet, sc.
The national Republican., 1862-01-16
India Nu bber Goods.

Rubber blankets for Soldiers, 81 .26 each.
Rubber Ponchos and Blankets combiLed, s2.5o
each.
India Rubb r Coats, white and black, $3.50 each
Ind Rubber Leggns, 81 per pair.
And all kinds Rubber Goods-inciuding Rubber
Roots aud SHOES, Rubber Stopp rs for Bottles, Door
mannfaoturers' prices at II A. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
3Os rennsylvapia avenie,
dec l9-tt Bet Ninth and Tenth sts.
The national Republican., 1862-01-16
Tho Indian Herb Doctor,

Tho 1ndlan Herb Doctor,
From Canadi, will describe diseases and tell his
patients the nature Of their complaints or
iliness, without receiving any in.
formation from them.
No Cha'g, for Consultation or Aduice.
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Balms IA have no strife
with Nature or the Laws Of Life
with Blood our hands we never stain
Nor poi on men to ease their pain.
Our Father-whcm all goodness ILLS,
Provides the means to cure all ills;
The Simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used relieve our pain complete.
A simple Herb, q simple Flower,
Cul'd from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
OF change and health to thee.
Ras,ington building, Peiind. auenue, about fre minc
,oaik from BroUns Ihtel
No charge for Consultation. )aull-3m
The national Republican., 1862-01-16

SALE or CONDEMNED HORsEs.- One hundred
and twenty five condemned Government horses
were cold at auction few days ago. bringing
from one dollar 70 ninety. eight dollars, or an
average of $2S each.
The national Republican., 1862-01-16
DEHDS AND DErOsI rIONs

DEHDs AND DErOsIrIONs
- foR IuE STATES OF
NEW YORK,
CALIFORNIA,
tn NE EXECUTED At WASHINGTON CITY.
EDMUND +. BROWN, having been appointed
BY the Govvrrers of the above StAtes,h
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR THE DIS.
TRtCT OF COLUMBIA,
with power to take Acknowledgements and peposi
lous 10 be used or recorded In said Statea and hay
irg had several years experience Ia taking tes,i'
mTny aNd Acknowledgements, Us u Notary Public
aud as Cvmmissio Of the Court OF Claims, pre-
pnr,d to execute tho. duties leg ally and promptly,
when due notice is given.
Mr.. brown also acts as Attorney and lm'nel" iot
per- ons having business to transact wi The several
DspartnenLs Of Government, and viii attend 10 cases
ari.ug out OF the present war the Mexican war, o.
sny Of the former wars well ~ 10 inquiries sh"
ATOMS In the vsrious Offices where ionB ~
Gu .intancc and experience afford him ample iach
| ties. =, i,h III. a,pro
pirate fees .p,, or ssy.,,h a,reet
Once No s)2 + street, next East oi se'en'hSfee''
| "'kHIpy rkHI.nsy 'ff EDMUND " BROWN,
N'"'"' Notary Commissioner, &c,
;ou,l--2aw!m. BOX No Ala, Washington, d. q.
The national Republican., 1862-01-16

ANTl-SLAvERY CONVENTION. N.-The sixth An
nliai Anti Slavery Convention for the State Of
New York, will be held In Albany, on the 7ih
and 9Th Of February next.
The national Republican., 1862-01-16
TILE WAR In MISSOURI.

Scddlia, Jan. li.-Advices have been re
ceivcd that the First Kansas regiment. which
WAS sent from here some days since, arrived ri
Lexington last Friday, and arrested several nj
tho most prominent and active rebels Of the
town, captured and destroyed about 500 hogs
" whiCh were being packed for the use OF Gen.
Prices rebels, and took possession of n good
deal of other valuable property.
About 90 rebels, belonging to the regiment OF
Col. Alexander, nov. u prisoner al st. Louis
were captured about six miles from here las,
Saturday.
The national Republican., 1862-01-16
News from New Mexico.
REBEL TROOPS MARCHING TO ATTACK FORT

CRAIG AND FORT UNION.
Kansas City, No., Jan. l3.-The Santa Fe
mail has arrived, with dates to December 20.
Two thousand Texan troops are reported TO be
marching up the Rio Grands river, for the pur.
pose Of attacking Fort Craig, and tho same
number marching up the TecOs river to attack
Fort Union. The troops stationed at Fort Wise
have been ordered to New Mexico.
Fort Union is well prepared to receive an
attack; but fears are entertained that Fort
Craig will DO taken and the Texans advance on
Santa Fe. Considerable excitement prevails in
that place,
The national Republican., 1862-01-16

l. MUM II CO., prOprirt0rs OF the acien,tl.
American, and agents for procuring American snd
r a II D NJ II -.
With S,rteen Years Experience in The business
Refer to Hon. Judge Mason, Hon Joacph Holt
Hon W. ID, Bishop, ex-CommissionerB Of Patent.
have had business done through Mum h Co.'S Fat
ent Agency.
Pamphlet OF advice sent free by mail
Patent Lava and Regulations, leo rkzes, as cent?
mail.
No charge for consultation, orally or by mail.
Preliminary Exainination In United States Psieu
once, s6.
Onlces, No 81 Park Row, New York; Washingt0a
corner Of and Seventh streets opposite the rsten
nfh~, mar i--S,nif
The national Republican., 1862-01-16
dec la-tt
DIED.,

On the morning of Wednesday, 18th instant,
GILBERT RODMAN, chef clerk U: b. treasury
Department, in the cd year Of his age,
His remains were taken 10 Philadelphia the
same day for interment.
The national Republican., 1862-01-16

AtofHER ExCHAN6E Colonel A. J. Bradford
has been released from Fort Warren on parole,
with the understanding that he will be ex-
changed for Col. W. Hoffman, United States
army
The national Republican., 1862-01-16
MODERN LANGUAGES.
Prirde Instruction and Glasses in French and Spanish

Mr. A. NJ. DE MONTIIURRY, Professor of Mod.
ern Languages and Literature, and late Spanish
Teacher at Georgetown College, takes pleasure In
announcing TO his friends and the ynblc that he will
languages, on Thursday next, the 10Th nstant. The
Professor will also be ready 10 make translatioHs
from either Of said languages into English.
For terms and further particulars, please spply to
MT dc Monthurry, At his residence, AL Ninth
street between and streets, or through the posi-.
office ian l6-St
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whitehurst, No. asa Penn. Avenue,

Ia selling original carfes de visite photographs
of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere:
mont Butler, aud others. Our likeness OF
Mcclellan IL the latest published, and Is con.
sidered the hest In existence. See our photo.
grabs in oil and water colors. Also portraits OF
distinguished men. Attention of military men
is called 10 our full length lettertypes, for send
ing by mail. dec l3-lmf
The national Republican., 1862-01-16
Corns, Bunions, Oalosities,

r"ltls'ns; Frosted Feet Bad Nails, Enlarged joints
and all dis of The Feet cured without pain, by
DIR. WHITE, SbRhEcS CuiRoPoDIsr,
42G Pennsylvania Avenue, between 4,E and 9th sts
Room No. 7 up stairs
Office hours from 10 IN. 10 6p. IN.
HB' Oilers 10 call at p ivate residences promptly
attended to. n10-lm$
The national Republican., 1862-01-16
oISpt ,Af. NENSAss I
~ HHesvttssts.

tssrly II ,hcasnRd eopiss Of the Rtpub.
I,odn are circulated ar,ong tie floating popniA.
ton every day besides thsisrgc nNiobor served
10 regular subscribers. Adver,'sers wifi Take
rotS accordingly,
The national Republican., 1862-01-16
Explosion OF y 10 m b-s hell.

levi Short and Ly man d. Smith, perpetrators
Of the Creek Fire Bomb. shell, will explode u
spsciIhen ths evening vt 8 O'clock, between
tho Presidents Rouse and the Potomac. La
dies and gentlemen can have safe view from
the park un the south front Of the Presidents
House. II pruduocs y fro $50 feet In diameter,
unextinguishtbleb BY water.
The national Republican., 1862-01-16

ArFuISiED.-Captain Tompkina Of the Uni
ted States army, has teen appointed Quarter
master al Annapolis.
The national Republican., 1862-01-16
Nm IISEM ENTS.

aTOH TH &c EATNE.
M, BIANp.,.kes sr,., pl.ss.ss IN snoosuo,us
ne, be has made srfans .msit' Win the principal
= ITaLE.1A' OPER.Al
. GRAMS 1S% ID NS GrERHTiG 'PERF'ORM%SNCEs,
TO ,sks p,sse'on
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
JANUARY 20, q AND 22.
when the fIllowils celebr.ted Artiis will appear:
MISS ISABELLA nlNKLEY,
The dt tinguirncd .tm Tlcan Irima Donna
NINE sTRAk0sClI, IN. fevori 9 ,;onltaiio,
i. SiG. DRt9NULi, he IrnJwned Zen r,
SIG. MANCCSi, The mi .cnt Bariio e,
.. SIG. StSlNi. ilIe great b $50
=, ,,,, slG , nAR,LI, Bass' Can'anto,
me oe eura''d Vi 'linccist
The entire combination un'er the n'u ral dree,
conductor & deny q M%i,, nv Nv York.
MONDAY Ey yENlNG, Jan. .o,h
will be presented D'nis,tt,'s ce.bratsa Comic op
DON sou A LIE,
with the following Star Cas-:
Miss tabells Huxley as "a ioe she has per.
formed with immense success )...........: Norma
sno, sn%t MsSSoi MMTSnc!ii 49, ,.s,or E[sss,o
sisno su.ini as (hi' worl1 ieu, wn 4
character! ......................D l. squae
TUESDAY, Jtnusty 2l-Doniz til. new opcra
BETTY, aud The last hct Of FAVORl1A.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 2 2-Rosaiuis chef d'Guvre
IL BAkBiEHE DE sEvlGLiA.
PRiCEs OF ADMISSION:
To PIrquet nnd Drc irclc. 10
Orch stra Chsirs .......................1 50
P,vafc Bnxcs. 500
Ia tcrrc. 81
Seats may be y, curtd, wi hOpt extra charge, for
ithpr of tbs ,hrpc On rd Nixhy at Mr. Metz srotts
Music Sto.e, c,mIne .ciug saturday morning next
at . o clock
Door. open at I; rerfo'miGce 10 Commence at 8
O'Clock jan IL
The national Republican., 1862-01-16
DUCKLEY's ARMY CHAIR.

The subscribers have secured the agency for Mary.
sale of
Bucklsy's Celebrated Army Chair,
strong Caneseat Chair, with back that folds up as
close as common Camp Stool and has been pro
nounced by all who have seen It as the best Army
Chair In use
The trade and suffers funi.hed at liberal dis
count .aT JAS q. MCGUIRE CO.
Jan ll-et Corner Tenth and d streets,
The national Republican., 1862-01-16
Notice 10 the Public Generally.

Our aim Is to bring within the means Of every
American T. collection of Portraits Of Prominent
epoch Of this crest Republic. Such collection Of
correct likenesses will iLc ease In value rs years
pass on, We fatter ourselves that we have heen
successful In po, raying the txpr ssons true to life
In every case where n good original (paintug, da
guerreoty Il hotogI aph, eto y WAS Obtainab.e
Parties connected with the army or navy, who
wish TO obtain or sell POrtrsit OF some particular
person. not In list, can have suoh made TO order
at reasonable terms and short notice, guaranteeing
to them the exclusive sac
N. B All orders, acoompir led by the money, will
be pr omptly attended to, and forwarded to any camp
by mail free of charge, from the Oaice In Washing
ton, No. $40 Seventh street. Ian lQ-bt
The national Republican., 1862-01-16
MORE TROOPS FROM CA,1roRn1.

Nc,o York, Jan. 1.-THE steamer Champion,
which arrived ut this port this afternoon, has
companies d and Il, of tho regular cavalry,
from California, aboard. Captain Magruder,
Lieut.. Lens, and Drs. Qhinan and Perlin, Of the
army, are also passengers.
The national Republican., 1862-01-16
AUCTION SALES !
Th10 DRy.

, - 1AA0 sS~e~&s
DY y n asGy,IRE q co.., h.csssa,,rs.
EXTENSIVE SAgE OF A VALUABLE IL
BRAEv oF, BOOKS
I'm THURSDAY Evening, Sauusty ie,h, at 7
o'co.k, at the Auction Ro otms tefrs, % fenth and
ID srsets We shall sell tho valuao ~ lhosMy o. TIE
late General v alter Jones, being a Eollsctiun oi
American and Foreign Works, olsssiL'o Ia two
parts, viz:
PARrI.
Miscellaneous Works
IN Htat"ry. Antiquity, hscirm aud Modern Lan.
guages, A. ci mt and hOdc'n Classical wrI eIs En-
ojcIop~dtss, MI i'nry Books, Novels, &C.
PART II.
dnpricdu and Engiiah LdD Books
Of every description, i.ciudi x the Lava OF War
and Peace, Rights Of BsiiIg ,renis aud Ncutrsis,
Admiralty l. avs, Law Vi rTk a, turi. Martisls NO
The whole forming 4 cJlltc'i, N OF at,ut 5,pJo vol
umes 10 lie sold wi hput its'tve
Tenn, cash
THOS. MILLER, Exct u!Or.
JAS q. MGGU &CU,
jan nlr-d Auciiobeers.
The national Republican., 1862-01-16
uIIE NEW SONG,

rJ,HE NEW SONG,
| ENTITLED
"TUE KEYSTONE NOLuNTEERS,'
BY one of them Is now ready published ID Ea,a,
Reserve Corps during the present week IL s,a Soin
msnds itself TO every soldier JAN i'-
The national Republican., 1862-01-16
ny u. McGUiWE ~ co, Aaetionoers.
ETTENSIVE AND pFRfMpIORF SALE ~ FyR.
NIIfRE


EXTENSIVE AND prKtWrroRr SALE az fyR.
NrrRE
OnTHuRSDAY NO .hihI January 10th, 10
o'clock, on the llrs' Rotr " 'iuns Salo IN, cosner
e Er, enh and u streets shall -ril without ~.
serve 10 scs,uut nt v D." II may concern a large
a o tmort oin W Fur, .urc, compri.ins-
hahogapy s'd Wal"u' Sofas and ie'e a is'e' Of
sd IN Care '''. sn, back Rocking Chats
90 e.; ".' rrd back Nuuc kNckeTs
5J d. ,.., . tt .irs various styleJ
:; /" ak French Dining chains
- Stah Gany AID wslnu, b e.si,g Bur.Aus
10 l.rintci Dr s'ing Bureaus
Rnupd, Leaf aud Oh iini-r Table.
- poubie and IL glc Cot'aEe Betstesds
Go toE,n nne ant Wood sest Chsirs
Barton KVckcrs, Ofhre Cf ars
thildreps' chns Of vaiiou, Minds, slets, roy
Portable Wiring Desks. rcwel R,oSs
PIusl,.oovcrcd nu-ic Sto IL
Hahd come Cot ige Chamber Scts
Toeeth.r with many o i articles ot urn'ture.
soa heavy Double Com or,s
10 Single Feather Beds aud Pillows.
Terms "a h.
N.B-,ho att ,ntion OF III" trade 3. PARTICULARLY
called to this sale which will b. made in lot. to tuii
jas L. MCGUIRE CO.,
janis Auo,ionters.
I,Y WALL. Is BAHxAWu. n.etto.eer..
ID Corner South eide Pa. Av. a ID Niuth street
COMMUNICATING SALE or REALr-MADE
CLO7iiLNG
On THURSDAY MORNING, at II . clock, the
balance OF n msrchant tailor 's stock COZ sisting of
sup.riut quality n.avtr Sack Coat,
Extra superior BLACK Ov.TCOa
Ftuck Cyat,
Black Capsiu,cre Vcsts,
Black SIX We Il,
Fancy : iik aud ii 4 Velvet Vests,
IUilanc'tc, Cashmere. &c.
As,, a few p',c,s u Cashmere.
WALL h BARNARD,
Jan I'D Auctioneers
The national Republican., 1862-01-16

v,uRNIsurD ROOMS TO RENT, with
board, at No. $50 q street, between ihiu i. na
w uau r,montS r"Ts'sn'n '"''"'' Jan N-W
The national Republican., 1862-01-16

Where ds you get the best ALE, LIQUORS, ant
CIGARS ut the cheapest prlcer
Al the RIALTO HOUSE,
Corner of ID and Ninth streets.
ian l4-strurh&Sa
The national Republican., 1862-01-16
CAN Err BURY HAL
CAN'T E Il d UKY HALF

CAN r e r 3 URY HALLE!
CAN'T E Il d UKY HALF
FIRST APPEARANCE or
a. u. II "A L II q II,
THE GELEBR lTED Dk1HIOPIAN ACTOR
Last two nights of the
GREAT RAVEL PANTOMIME
Le9 a 111or0 clos AlI0e9.
Last week of
WARD III hi, great CoRDs VoLA,TE
NJ" Songs, fer Dances, and New I.oiie!
Every night ths week, pew srtistes will appear
he pr sent company will be changed only few ci
The old f,vUrites viii remain
Afternoon ,"rf RI an for a1ies and Children
every WEDNESDAY nd sArURDAY with qusn
titles of presents-One a superb SIS silk Dress
The dr. ~ ca" be zen In the windo = Of Messrs
Perry n Bro. All our drosses are bought from Thu
hOu {. Doors open, Afternoon, St2 O'Clock,
Admission :-Lsdie', 20 cents children, 10 cents.
Doors open, evenings. at = o'c'ock. Jan 10.
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SCENERY FOR SALE.

The Scenery, Wings, Curtain Pulieys, etc.-all
new-beonging to the hall now usad by the Christy
Minstrels, embracing FIVE NEW SCENES, with
all thu Fixtures, for tale low. Apply to JOHN
WELLS, Holiday Street heatre, baltimore, or
JOHN l.. SMITH, al the Hall, Tenth street., Wash.
ny ton. AMIDST
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The llatchinsons Toni ight.

The Hutchinsons will give one Of their popu.
lar entertainments ut the rooms Of the Young
Mems Christian Association 10 night. Arrange
f1ents have been completed by which they are
tert.iitted to sing to tile Ytn,y of the Potomac,
Afd they vii, nseduenllt be absent from the
CITY fot = lew days.
CHRlsTY's.-" The Statue Lover" Is drawing
like u SIX hUrse team.
CANTERBuRY. Wards triumph
of the oords volante, singing and dancing, rule
the hour.
UNION MUSIC HALL opened last night for the
first time, with n crOwdsd house. Tie per-
{ FINANCES were excellent.
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E,isO.M F0HFKEss JuOAItOE.
SEVERE STORM UFf THE UAPEs.

PART OF THE BDRNslDE EXPEDITION DE
TAlNEt BY 1HE STORM. Uu ifI
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KltIS IiRINGLE - COME
just receiving. the largest stock Of
FANCY GOODS
In Washington.
Writing Desks Dressing Cases, Portfolios, Direc.
tion and Alphabet Elocks, Games, Photo
graph Albums, GIFT and Miscel
laneous Books, In great
varieties, at war
Call and see, at SHEPHERDS
Headquarters,
dec Il Corner Seventh and ID streets