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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03


4at "a SLIGHT COIN COuell
HqaIppnolL q edEp Threat, vAlch
mlghl b GAorkol With Slmpll
FOiuay u ~ oetsA, 0ilun tATmt
nat0 itFioulY. HSG aFo ANAFO .
TIE tmporiaRto q IiCVping . Cpugk
OF altidGT cdCBH ID 70 hFst tlagei
tkat which IL he bagiDalnH would
Yield 3 mild remedy, u rot atiendod @, poon ~
iaskI the lang. }aNt nf5
aBaSUH'S tOaSOuIAL TlodIIl" uSgo aElt nlTo
indsi OlSVoa yOafa AGO. AAal bol PgWSsd AT M
az ~ GFiisS III y ts Pabi loF COgaHA ColbA
BlpIcliTJA ASFBHl, cAHAlRH, The Aaeftlg tgt,1e
b CoHuGNPIioN, ard npmeFulA aleetions u thp
TASoGI, giving inatafalt rsltlE al
Public Speakers q Singers
viii ASA IASm ssctpal iDF clearing and SiFSnEthsu
Ing The voice,
Soldby al DruGgisia and DualsTS Ia NsalelaS q
soidil WhSoling by RRED 1 ERAIT, 3, BOOK
GNlaRd lofs % NodlolRN, a9yt-9H
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03


TIN arSt tFaln over the Baltimore
aad Ohio Railroad sipse TIE completion q
che damaged thOsOuEhlafo reached this
elt5 ySstaraay norniag Al o'clock Wm.
P.saIth. Master Of transportation, came
through 70 toe oily, together With two Or
thU6 Of TIE directors. The sFfip Len
Baltimore With piaeor ten care and guard
offotty soldiers bu. upoa reaching Gun
bstaad lie guaEdilad most % The cars.
woe dlsPSased viii, . as. ..sr., ias
IL aceo rdAnce With NE order % General
KOllsy, cap.. Frank Beell, oIths PsltRelhI
Battery, assd one hundred gan, n!hohSF
egtho arrival oEthO train,
d 3 10
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03

-sTIEE NSMHs. Oar people are not
a6l6 moving vt, E'sty,hlag stu hes .
topty laFyey appearance. ,lhFsO 70.
moves" itIs said. fare q good q GsesSi
Happy 10 thsiman who, soon aflar hs has
settled dOWa.il ne, can secure q. home Of
hlSoWu, no matter how humble tits. MOI
only Do bis children bOtn beneath i.s roof
become attached 70 It aS . honsGtsad, bat
thSRlte loves Il ana beaasiaeS Il With a
lavish esrs that Shs ooald not bsssOW upOu
aIssss8 lensnsat. II you DO aot own a
house, We Iay peyS your FsPI pad occupy IL
40 long a You eA9. Icy 80 a 4 tIsl4s slE'
amltAnesldgiV6 YOU QatTEAOshtng short
Of eEtOGtioa ohlthspart o. yUar landlord,
q 10 atisAborhSoa becoming y Il
yon have % pat eP Win some iueoave-
nioneoy, you kuoWsWhat thsy I 40 II you
aoya, you nay, hGyS ethes5 rs @ats
sesioas aAtase q eoutend pgeiust Thert-
fore, No Iay.adoalt move II yoRissSp
sf5.a, ilaqi hgE isfi3l,l u i sl;se i5sd
NNVlu H. ~ h. hial b.. tllsle ~ ~ ta ts1 h.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03

~ HElNsFREEr's HAIR CotollSe lSI
highly recommended BY prominent CID;
leus Of thi, eity,Who hhyeuIsd and are.
now usinglt. Tryit. q saRs ~
Sold BY n. LOaAxis Co, AqdsLOoAHi
Ll'F & Co. als. sse4 .p.is,. "a Il.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03
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We WIll or lIia1dl Wno hFo 1tndIpk ul
subscription y mali, ~ less tbtu Z year
70 sat opl ga btat lanlpd ms taFtF 4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03

Ne Latham, q California said that o.
The 2sth nit. he offered q resolution calling
ioF ceFtAin correspondence between the
Secretary o. State aud exc President Pierce.
Ho' SatA. de eoEEoSpondOleO was now in
thsseSAts With he exception Of one lettsf.
BE reld thS letter. &c said he had been
repeatedly urged % hare . committee q
liTciljg4l6 thiS question Of th6 KlightS Of
the Golden Circle, = Il VAS aid 81 many
10 be tAO mete fiction Of the tEliu and
many good citizens we're upjuStly aSPSlSod
bat be hgAyd lpe M. a ale from the dates
70 his own iE4sn '...a' &, a
The soist pal1od o resolution that thl
Uaited 81 thl % e9.0Pefats viii
Staiei ID q lhcipation " 8 vote q
I'9q n1a{HTt o.
me as6 shed broSasdsd Is tbs son
i aldStAtloa q thS blil aboilShing llAVof!
4 ihs, he q QplGpblG e. pall
\ apelkinE E1inltil. Hslb q (
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03

HIiHSfaEEr's IEtuiTABtE HAiR
CoLoRpu possesses DE peculiar property
ii rsstStin tat hair to.i.b original cOlOfl
causes Il 70 gov thick and strong stops
lie failing out, andinakeS itsolt and glOs'yl
sELiYRgegTa2 s'.fsVA
~ HSisF6iiSf Z RrsTShA4it ii Iotms .
yery agtdeatle hilr wash, II does not dye
The haIr, bat helps nature 70 Heesoto the
proper eoloting matter that makes up ilS
hue. " sFeslS are really wonderful.
.IIll1llI Ils1!sE sI9lh
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03

The stiy 81 Savannah RaS undbrsG Good
10 be strongly fortified in ~ its approach
&. The force there was y1Fiously estii
,nttod 6y tetUgGSs 81 from 10000 % 49,;
900 Probably So,ooo.iSRth more cor
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03

h. Il ElWNNl ~ NNaai lllf lafA 'f'N IN -
4 lIiss & ~. f' s8t4t $50 tarifh RsiA .Nn I.
lllfs ~ N haE y sisti .ailg ,rgsN ifttAt fi.A-
y 3 .s,ls5 " elikgss z il11 ~ $50 hlfa
The national Republican., 1862-04-29
RYu 1HEEn \ WILLIAMS; A.cti.ns:r.,

pY 0HEEn q WILLIAMS. Auctionssr..
ID CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AID Inrlov.n.s!s-By virtue q . d: cree Of tho
Gerry sit'ing bearing date the 18th day of Februar
A. d. 1892, and passed iu . cause therein depending
in which Jossph 7. Howard Is complainant asd
Ephraim Rodbird and others are defendants. hall
offer for sale, at public auction, on THURSDAY.
the lst day of May, D. 1882 In front Of the prem
ises At o'clock m; All the right title, Interest
and possessed at the lime Of bis deceese Of In and
to the following property, or 70 much ~ sufficient
Lot nuubsred .ix 10y in .qusre n.nbered nix hun
dred and one (eol corner south street and Second
Lot numbersa three %, in square numbered Nv.
street and .seo md street west. -
The vt half lot numbered eight 10y N square
numbered four hundred and ninety nine 400 fr2nt
ing IN south X street, between Four'and ahalf and
Lot numbered fourteen Il y In square numbered
nine hundred and eighty three, l9s3,) 'front.', on
Twelfth street east, between north aGd north u
And part of lot numbered thirteen tl3) 10 square
numbered six hundred and twenty, ,G2o) TO wit
rne south thirty six, (s6l feet iront Of aid lot
entire depth Of said lot on First street west between
north and streets-all Of the plan of the city OF
Washing ston--a portion Of which property Is i'm
The faie will commence at part To- IN tquare 400,
on south X, between Four and \ half aud Sixth
at. eets, and continue from day to day until all v
Terms of sale .-one third cash the residue in
three equal instaments Of siN twelve, and eighteen
months the purchaser giving his notes for the Dc
said hastss, and 6ssIirg interest from the day ol
sale. Title deed TO be retained until the whole OF
the purchase money il paid.
All ''nvsy'''''s IS III LGSYb fS'shfF u.ss
GREEN \ WILLIAMS,
ap l0--Staw Sds Auctionters.
The national Republican., 1862-04-29
Ds~sA % have q rr.,se.

vrsuff fhfhpsrss,ess,ssiS ssiSAt-iooklng, ,dsr=
tsys soffant In one Of the regiments stationed
ss asno05 SSss:;s; :: s.y SsSs psSon e; ysLl
sSas so%s,sss 90 % Is s.rssssk Il liz faSds On Or
bAwdy houss f 4hAfi6Vgs 6SSSO, q t6e ialksS. !.
Hsrs he suooeedipg. In captivating the tender
Collar out Of bin, one, half of which Was duly
paid over to ChasjotlS, SoooryN1g 10 oontfa9l
Nary ksne Ward, another fair but fran dsnSSi,
asksd him to treat. He gave her dollar note,
and told her TO get two drinks with IT, Mary
Jane No. did 40, but BY some means forgot 10
give Frank the change Shs says man
sn+iohed IL away from her and ran away.
Frank didn'tltks The proceedings, and thinking
he]hnSn't got hia n6nsy's worth, went 10 the
police s1ation, 99d lodged complaint against the
two May Janees T4ey were arrested and taken
before Justice 0tfattou, who ssnt them to the
work house NJ prostitutes.
The national Republican., 1862-04-29
sent - sAs werh-hsass.

Nag. Russel, better known among the fancy
~ Irish Mag" y regular feminine hsnd,
it is lighting, oursing, obsosItty, OF drinking,
and especially the latter, which she appears TO
have particular and ungovemabls paision for,
has been, domictlisting In Fighting alley, al
w notorious den Of infamy, kept BY "Till
Wade" but Mag became Too much of n
drunksrd even for her. She could submit to
Il no longer. and % complained Of "MaS.n TO
the officers yesterday, who took her 70 the sta.
tlon.house, when Justice Strxtton sent her to
the work house ~ u common drunkard and
prostitute. ."r. H. .. II. '..I
The national Republican., 1862-04-29

% TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP.
RRTY. By vi'tue Of . deed Of trust, made and ex
Day, to the subscriber and duly recorded In Liber
j. g., No. 1877, folies IS d S2, one o. III land
cords of Wa hington County, In the District Of 90
lumbis for oer'sia purposes therein mentioned, 1
III sell, st public auc len, on the premises on
Fourth street between p and Q streets west, on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of May next ensuing Ut
O'Clock y. m all that PIECE OR PARCEL OF
GRoUSD lying :nd being In the city Of Washing
ton, known and desiguated, on ths ground pie or
plan thereof sstxsnty eight feet f;oSt and running
back the depth Of the lot numbered six 6 Ia square
numbered Ave hundred and twenty one b2, Il BE-
Ing the south twenty eight feet Of said lot No e. to
gether with the Improvements, consisting of two
story and. basement bick house and premises, with
the apDrtenances
TERxs o. BALE-One third Of the pdichsss money
to be paid within three days after the day Of ale
and the remain der Ia three equal ipstalmens AZ six
twelve, and eighteen months with notes on Interest
A d.ed to be given and deed Of trust take a. NJ
the expense Of the purchaser to secure the deferred
payments. II the terms Of sale be not complied
with within thIe. days after th' sale, the tru tee
serves the right to sell at the css and risk Of the
CORNELIrS LENT. Tyu .t4e.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
ap 26- tAwSds Auctisneers.
The national Republican., 1862-04-29
RY GREEN = WILLIAMS. Asetionssvs.
% TRUSTEE,6 RALE OF LOT or GROnND

RY G4EMM = WILLIAMs. Auctionseys.
D TRUSTEE'S BALE OF LOT OF GROUND
At AUCTION -On MONDAY, tn. ssh day Of
Nay 1851, shall sail, In front Of the premises sf
O'Clock, p. m, by virtue Of deed Of trust TO the
subscriber, bearing date the I'd d.y OF April, 1862,
and dsly recorded In Lber j. A. &, No. 21) folios
1O0 10l, and l02 one of the land vecords for Wash
inEton county II the District Of Columbia, the fo,
Of Wsship gton District afo, esaid, via:
North part Of Lot numbered seventeen, N7,) In
square numbered five hundred and eighty five, ,ffs6)
having front Of l5 feet on Second street west run
mag back TO IN alsy-ths course aed distsnce more
fully made known on the day Of salc-with the I'M.
provements.
Terms Of sale- One half cash; balance In six and
twelve months, the purchaser to give notes for the
deferred payments bearing interest from day OF
All ooAveyspcing at the cost Of the purchaser. II
the purchaser should fail to comply with the terms
In I've days AFTER the sale, the trustee reserves the
right to resell the property at the sk and Of the
defAultM9 purohaser, By advertising the came three
times In the Republican newsrapsr
MAHLON ASHFORD
Trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
ssp aa-eod&ds Auctioneers
The national Republican., 1862-04-29
A Mean Trick.

some Of the late owners Of slaves are play +.
ing mean trick on the freed men and women.
They tell them that until the Government pays
the money they remain ~ much slaves N ever
By this fAlsehOod, the services Of these poor
people Gan Be made use OF grxtuitOusly for
fsw days longer. The oolored people ought 70
BE- informed By their friends Of the true state
Of tho case. They are absolutely free, and
their late masters have no particle Of right 10
their time or labor without paying the market
price for II. WILBERrORcE.
The national Republican., 1862-04-29
CANTERBURY HALL.

CANTERBURY HALL.
Louisiana Avenue, near Sixth street.
4 BRILLIANT PERFORMANCES.
THE IMMENSE,
00SS'sAB,HSs a5Es;s ALTON,
Talented Ar.,.ss.,
Talented Art.stss,
THE GREAT AHEiE5Sh EfRfoffnN coxEpr.
VIRGINIA MUMMY,
VIRGINIA AUAMY,
VIRGINIA MUMMY,
In which
FRANK BROWER,
FRANK BROWER.
Ihe FORREST q The Ethiopian Drama, will
GINGER BLUE.
N610O IdA DnvAl,
The Sweet Operatio Songslreas.
NG1oS MG1111o Tow1or.
The most beautiful Danssuse on the American sage
FRANK WANT,
The Talented Ethiopi IN Comedian.
DICK PARK
The Washington iayorits, will assist Frank Brewer
DAMoN ~ AND Sf5'fs9Ypshf ff9YpThfIAs.
THE COURT OF BEAUTY In new Dances
MADRIGALS OF SPAIN.
he fss Frss: :fSs I'm ssD issss
Journals Of the day unite In propounoing
THE CANTERBURY,
The hrst Music Hall Of the Age
CROWDED HOUSES;
Shouts Of Applause and Roars OF Laughter.
The Managers are ever on the alert to secure The
best talent In the country
THEY KNOW NO LIMITS,
THEY FEAR NO OPPOSITION
They manage for the public taste.
ArNo person leaves the Hall and regrets hi, mo
nsy and time spent there,
Doom open at7a Performance at So O'Clock.
Admisslon 2b Genus Orchestra ohairs 90 cents.
The national Republican., 1862-04-29
DloorSlSrly.

Two young men from Georgetown, John
Archer and = Bxltzer, went down on Eleventh
street wharf last Sunday. and got on = lark,
using proiane language. and acting In an other.
wise disorderly manner. They were requested
to desist, and warned Of the consequence, BY
Odicers Barker and Ashton; but tho young
squirts, considering their own course the best,
continued their frolic, when the oficers arrest.
cd them and took them before Justice Stratton,
who hned them t3.94 each. Rather dear sport,
unless II leads TO their reformation.
The national Republican., 1862-04-29
An old Drum .er. Gone,

Our Massachusetts, boys 10 the army will
learn with regret, the sad fate Of well. known
and esteemed drummer belonging TO thsiI
State. "Uncls John Ssville," drummer u
the hast war, and the most scientific Of his craft
In the country, hung himsalf Ut Roxbury Mass. D,
recently. He WAS buried with respectful ios.
naltty and military honors, at the famous
Mount Auburn Cemetery. He has "best his
last retreat" and waits the "Reveilo" Of the
resurrection morn. Peace 10 his ashes
The national Republican., 1862-04-29
Assdsshsln es.a the op,s..

We are delighted to inform our music. oving
opera, from the New York Academy Of Huaic,
in conjunction with the great pianist, L. M.
Gottschalk, will shortly visit Washington and
give b few Of their brilliant entertainments.
West, where he has BEEN very successful. The
artists who will assist him include Mad. D'An.
gri, the great contrxlto and only rival Of Alboni;
Big. BriGpoli, Nanousi, and Susini Swho are too
well known'hers to need any praiss. Big. MuEto
will have the entire musical direction. The
ente rtxinment 10 to consist Of two pasts-a
grand 1ottschalk concert, and the scenes and
acts Of the most modern operas, In full costume.
The time and particulars will be duly announced
BY advertisement, 80 llr. : m - -
The national Republican., 1862-04-29
DIED.,

On the 27th instant with typhoid pneumonia.
Mr.. James 8. Smith, In the 35th year Of his age.
His funeral will take place to-day ut , O'Clock i,
from his late residence, 596 Seventh street east.
He leaves \ wife 10 whom he WAS ever kind,
and children who will ever know the worth OF
an indulgont father,
The national Republican., 1862-04-29
POatOODl Train.

A portion Of a pontOon train has been stand
ing for nearly = month In the open mir on Mary.
land avenue. No one seems to have any care
OF tho train, and II seems TO US that some loss
may accrue To the Government by the exposure
10 the weather or the peoulxtions Of thieves.
The national Republican., 1862-04-29
The Centre Market.

We perceive that workmen are engaged In
tearing Of the mouldy, looking shingles which
cover the Centre Market. and are engaged In
reshingling II. Better tear down the whole
mean combination of ugly looking cabins, and
put up y now market.hOuse which would be u
credit 10 ths city, than to spend money on an
object which is a Disgrace 10 us.
The national Republican., 1862-04-29
II he Soldier,

Named Quinn, who was 30 severely stabbed, as
we reported yesterday, we are glad to know,
is rapidly improving, thanks to the kind atten.
tions Of Justice Stratton and the officers Of the
tenth district, the caro- of DR.. CrOggon, and Il
naturally strong, constitution. He Will recover,
although II seems almost \ miracle.
The national Republican., 1862-04-29
Baltimore Annual Conference OF the M
r. Church,

Conference met, and the roll WAS called. The
minutes were read and approved.
Reports from the several committees were
heard.
The ordination Of the following preachers ss
elders took place:
R. n. Cain, H. MoNeA Turner, II. p. Gibbs,
George Il. Boyer.
The ordination sermon WAS preached by Rev.
d. W. Moore. Text: Timothy, I'd, Sd, and 4th
the nature Of the responsibility the young men
were about to assume.
Bishop Payne concluded with the impressive
and solemn ordination service.
An interesting occurrence was the presenta.
tiOn to the bishop, Immediately after ordina-
tiOn, of splendidsteel engraving -"ths death.
bed scene Of Wesley" Rev. A. W. Wayman
made the presentation address, and Bishop
Payne Responded In 4 truly eloquent and most
touching address, which brought tears 10 all
eyes.
The conferences then adjourned.
The national Republican., 1862-04-29
Sale OF Land,

Wall l. Barnard, au0tioneers. sold, yesterday
afternoon, VI their auction rooms, a part Of i
tract IT land adjoining the Seventh street toll.
gate, with improvements. for four thousand
and hfty dollars. Purchased by Daniel Mehr-
ling
The national Republican., 1862-04-29
Common Drunkard,

Mary Griaith, living near the navy yard. on
Sunday last became so completely lost to all
sense OF shame or dec8ncy In the use Of the
crazy drunk. Onicer Harmon took her before
Justice Stratton, who sent her 10 the work
house " common drunkard. L
The national Republican., 1862-04-29
Whitshurss, 10. 4a4 Penn. Av.a us,

ls selling original earts de pisits photographs
Of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, And others. Our likeness Of
hoOlsllan 10 the latest published, and Ia con.
sdSrea a. tnS n, oest IN sxiatsncs. zee our photo:
distinguished men. Attention Of military mon
IL called To- Dur fnliangth ,sttartypea, for send.
Ing by mall. dao -
The national Republican., 1862-04-29
s@In amosher co,s m . NAV he .eer I.

In smother coialnn may be seen q few
Of the many testimonials from well Known oiiizens
thing we could ssy II IL with pleasure wc lay them
before candid and .pprsciative public Our peo,
wants the ply who prcscrlbes remedies that
are sure TO cure him, and such person Ia found in
DR.. Tumblety, Iudian Herb Doctor.
Come and see for yourselves 70 lame and suffering,
Oh, ye rheumatic and dying, come and Sec
Light shall again the faded eye illume,
And rosy health the pallid cheek resume.
Thousands rescued from disease and death,
lavoke GodS blessings on Tumblety.
desire your PROSTATE hearts to lit,
Your bleeding wounds TO cure,
Aud with the treasures Of natures Rift
Relieve the rich and poor
The Indian Herb Doctor will describe diseases and
tell hrs patients the nature OF their cOmplainta or
Illness, without receiving any Information from
them. No charge for consultation.
Once No II, Washington Building, Peansylys.
mis- avenue, corner Of Seventh street
apla-u
The national Republican., 1862-04-29
COrAas Etc,

Those aihieted with these troublesome thinEs,
whether hard or soft; also those troubled with Bun
ions, Cslloti!se club and ingrowing toe nails can
70 Df. G. White, 40 Pennsylvania avenuc, between
flor ~ aDr rs
The national Republican., 1862-04-29

of o1v cizens snd so ier, 10 ~ Mt1an ~ Ssi srv
$40 Seventh street, four door abGve D. There ID 10
other place IN this city where 20 beautiful Photo
graphs and Ambrotypes are taken, snd where 40
much Politeness is shown to customers.
The national Republican., 1862-04-29

sizes arc taken On : new Din ouiy fnoWn 10 the
pr .prietos the McClsllan Art Gallery $40 Seventh
street, four doors above D,
The national Republican., 1862-04-29
AZ TERNOON ENTER TAINMENT
For Ladies' and Families, On

WEDNESDAY, l. SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
ats O'Clock,
When lavish distribution Of ELEGANT PRES
ENTS 10 made: Rich and costly Jswelry, Book,
Toys, Fancy Articles s26 SILVER CAKE BAS
KET
n Admiration 20 cents Children 10 cents.
1NMr Cobb, No, 367 K street, received spleu.
did S95 Silver Cake Basket, April 26th.
APPS
The national Republican., 1862-04-29
AUCTION SALES.
T1a1O DAY.

RY wall . &1SRNxHU; ;avsssssssss,---
SSse sSr3i 3 pyequs s ssd Nis,h ~. ssrss,
81 ssihNE'saEb ftffpAlNkaA &nTskIL &
TUEeDAY hOHnING 2eh ipstsnt, q 70 O'Clock,
Csa're MafsS Ns Sniin bod 4 CSspiA9 ESss,y,
lste Hssiltoa Co, ccstsas u past NJ II ldTJ -
70 window Frames, different slzes
5000 Window Sash Lights, do
:ss SSss :! M s.;; e; Ant 10 Val
% 900 iset Mouidins, diasr{nt sizss
Aquastlty Of Hot Bed Sash
biesk walnut and yellow pine Bslustsra liuI ssaf
hnshosc"y and blsck wslnut Newell Penn ssdI,.U
WITH many other articles ussaily Kept ID Bah apn
Ssn s"o Fsc'ory, oaefns rsse indsosasnss ~ bsfI
Tss.s: All ssms under $50, sa.h over that s''''l
a!nt credit o. sixty and ninety days notss liUa
atshctorily endorsed, bearing interest. m,
~ .f.| JNO. L. SMITH Trustee. 'h'
a-E o.. .,.4, WALL h BARNARD,
apS '7l f'f#. .L4E Aacttoneeps IL, ID, -
The national Republican., 1862-04-29
JHUn AsD WOunDnD svs.DaBRs ~
. r aO0RlTAL

abli-he1 In conformity wisk the rusc1utioo of tbe
The national Republican., 1862-04-29

VNHG wASH1NGTON
i ACADEMY OF mUSlC,
No. 2sY, Pennsylvania Auenue, South dc, tet,eeen NnA
dW 7tiuh Rreet
Every evening, . remarkably ane
Free COncer rt.
embracing selections from the best classic mudc and
the most popular OPERAS, rendered 10 better style
than In any other American concert saloon,
The celebrated Italian Singer,
SiGNoR ANTONIO Ti0ERTlNl,
Prima Baritone fi0m the 81. Car Theatre, at Ma.
ples has been engaged and will assist the ens rtsin
incnt Of the evening with the finest Melodies and
Songs ever produced In this city.
The guest aad the public are Invited and may RELY
upon having every comfort they desire. In additon
to the finest nusio In Washington, they will obtain
call from the attestivs attendants decidedly the
best REFRESHMENTS for sale IN the Federal
Metropolis.
Omosrs constantly In attendance to keep good
order.
apsi-n HENRY RoSENTHAL, Propr.
The national Republican., 1862-04-29

ID FURNITURE AND .EFFECTS OF THE
MANSION HOUSE AT PUBLIC AUCTfON.-On
IHURsDAY nOkNIN0, May lst Commencing az
Mansion Houss, No. IA Penusylvsnia avenue, be.
tween Fourtssnth and Fifteenth streets, confAiur1
In about II roouns, evae raeing- ..,
Paintsd Cottase Chambsr Huitea
Walnut and Mahogany French Bedsteads -' 't
Single and Double Cottage Bedster ds
Walnut aud Mahogany BUREAUS, and Washstauds
Marble top Centre and Side Tables
Hair -oloeh and Cane Seat Chsirs ...
Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows ''' .
Hair Mattresses, Bolst~rp, and Pillows I'D
Husk and Cettoo. and Husk Mattresses,
Blankets, Sheets, Comfort and Qullts
Brussels, Ingram, and Three ply Carpets
Venetian Stair CaPret. Oilcloth
Lace and DAmask Curtains
Chamber Stoves, Dr., 10. 80
Together with the Once Furniture lga.gsl
Terms cash. 81 .H'
J.C. MoGuIRE& CO.,
ap 2e-dtd ~ Auctioncers.
The national Republican., 1862-04-29

4 = - > ~
r. u tAousand sepiss Of The ADue.
itoaw are oirssIassl sg=ons We aoaeag popu,a.
ton svsry day. bsddss thslargs number served
70 regular Subscribers. Advertisers win taks
aots accordingly. nE JHA. ,ffgg< D
~ Notices ss Marie ses, Bisshs, ana
'' Deaths,
Occurring in Warrington and Georgetown, will
be printed In this paper without charge.
The national Republican., 1862-04-29

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