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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-01-25
&C. Jones & co.

Dealers IN Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
-Crockery Glassware, Hats and Caps. Front
Street, Dowagiac. Mich. - ta-.' ee--c &
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-01-25
MERcHANTs.

bsjfo rTUTHILL 81 STURGIS, -A
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries. Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps Clothing, Crockery, &e., DC.
lDowagiac, Mich.
CYnBs TurHILA. .luDctl bEs VIZ. X. STuRGIs.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-01-25
! 7 lecII.IIIFFoRD sHANAHAN.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor IN
Chancery, Cassapois, .Cass county, Mich.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-04
VILLAGE OF DoDGEyILLE.

VILLAGE OF D0DGEyILLE
MADDD's ADDITION.
MH Jones lot Al, $ 16 BENZ Thomas lot 81 s Il;
" m sieorge lot IL Is 81 Thos Davey lot 9S So OK
us, SO 10; John Eathome, lot 80, 81 &c
WILSON'S ADDITION
Games Edwards lot 4ssls CT; BENZ Carter. lot 5, IS.
JENKINS ADDITION.
David Williams, lots 9, 10, H. bI. g. 500 %: Sarah
sweeney, lots !, ,, h 4, SIS -; David Williams lots
o, =, b. ., sl4 %; Unknown lots l. . b. H. s. 81.
Elizabeth Jones, lot ,, b. 10 s. Ga: Roberts vii,
., 10, Ii. ,, $50 96.
BLACKS ADDITION.
David Williams, lots Il, Is, s16 a; Unknown lots 4
., :, :, Sll 20; Unknown, lots , g. - 81 WIN Bow,
den, lot E, Sl2 9s; John Z. Phillips lot IS $50 0S
paIid Williams, lot y, % IS Granny oneil lot &c
PARRY ADDITION.
Adams Bonner, lot 9, b. 3 - % Evan Owens. lots
81 u5i VIM. Lanyon, lots Il - a. bi L. SO 81
DoDGE's ADDITION
BENZ. Carter lot : I'll a.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-04
BEST SEWING MiCIIIIES II THF
~oRIT

For either Family or Manufacturing Purpose.
And all we ask is fair trial. Read the following
IMPORT MT ia H,rc.
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FACT NO This Company being duly licensed
their Machines are protected from infn gemeuts or
litigation.
FACT No. These mach i iss make tho lock stitch
alike on bC tn sides and little less than ar
as much thread and silk as the chain loop-stitch
machines.
FACT 80. 3.-These Machines are better ad,ntc.
than any other seyying-machines in the n,arLrt :.
the frequent changes and nos. endless variety Of
sewing required in fanny. They will sew from
one 10 twenty thcknesses Of MarSeilles without
stopping. and make every stitch perfect. They will
even sew from the finest gauze to the heaviest cloth
and even stout hard leather, without cha nrng the
feed, needle, or tension, making any adjustment
of machine whatever. Is not such a mac inc best
lily use, why :, for every variety of light sewing
manufacture For work too heavy for our Family
Machine, We recommend our larger sizes.
FACi NO. 4.-Tuese Machines make the most elastic
sean. Of any sewing machine in use-a fact Of very
great Importance IN sewing elastic goods or goods
of ans kind, bins.
FACT No. 5.-NO Machine IL more dnrahIc or mar.
simple in its construction. more easily under.
stood. The reputation of these Machines vher.re,
used will fully demonstrate each OF the above
FACT No 6.-These achine. took the Uiqb..,
Premium at tho Franklin Institute. Philadelphia
FACT No. These Machines took The Highest Pro-
MUM ~ the New Jersey State Fair
FACT No. S.-These Machines took the Highe.t
Medal at the American Institute. in the civ OF
New York, together with the Highest Premium for
fine Sewing-Alachine Work.
FAUf No. 9. These Machines took the Highest Pre-.
rniums NJ the Mechanics Fair, Utica y Y
FACT No lO.-These can do the sara hin -.o-
Grail y whenever properly exhibited n compriitiou
with other frst-class Sewing Machines fFut ".
have room but for one fact more-it i. the mos
important fact of all.
FACT 40. LIVE roarranf ererv Hachiy, A.. all
to gre BETTER Satisfaction Than cny m,
.sniHg HdchtHe m market, or money reJur ed
u Send for Circular. AGENTS WANTED.
Finkle & Lyon Sewing Machine Co,
43-tm NO 03o broadway, New York
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redemption expires September Is, 1921
LOTS IN THE VILLAGE OF EVANSVILLE
VILLAGE OF MOSCOW.

Peter Slater, lots H. y, - II and II. s17 81
Holver Holverson, lot 20, - -; Fred. James lot
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-04

LOIS II " wv SIC. ), TovS 4 eAycg 5 vAsT
John Mus-rove lot 2i3 99-10o g Il; do. lot go
] 6.-IHo, = Is: do lot 30 - l00 = IS do lot
= 50 80
CITY OF MINERAL PoIST-FIRsT WARD.
sTRosG AND OTHERS ADDITION
John Agnew, lot |, bIock 3. s. .: James Brown
lot 81 u. 50 3 T. X. Bodgett lots Is and IA and
pt 0, lot. 3, 10 Y end IS. bl 81 s6 . John Clown
eT. cts Nc. :, ). II sni - n 81 q IS o.: Tra
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-04
FIN EAa1iI 81 HIYeeN
SEWING MACHINE CO..
538 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

NO person who con'empIates purchasing Sew
I ing Mac inc for family nufIcturing purnosc,
SHOULD fail to send for Of our Circulars which
contains cuts and full descriptions Of the several
sly ies, prices md samples Of work all of which We
souQ by maj. Tree. We cIlim To have the
The national Republican., 1862-05-28
Amusements.

ITALIAN OPERA-Miss KELLo0G.-Ths hrst OF
two operate Representations, snn0unoed by
Brignoli and Gottschalk's combination troupe,
takes place at Ford's AtheDeum this evening.
zsttis' ever popular "La Fila del Rsggimsnto."
Miss Clara Louisa Kellogg will make her nrst
appearance In this city as Marie, supported BY
6ignors Brignol and Susini, chorus ana orches.
Between tho acts Of the opera Mr.. L. n. Colts
chalk will perform several choice compositions
Miss Kellogg will also sing At the end OF the
opera the celebrated Clara Louisa Polka, com.
posed expressly for her BY signor Muxio. The
morrow, when Madam De Lurran will make
her debut as Leonora, in La FAvorite. The
sale Of seats for both nights was very brisk at
Motzero,ts' yesterday, and there 10 every pros.
poets Of full houses.
. ,s the Gopernor Of Sdarddm, was excssdingly
happy and provoked inoessant laughter. Mrs.
HOugh, In her Yankee character OF Nancy,
supplied lots of fun, and was loudly encorsd In
her song Of "Josiah's Couriship."
produced Shoiidsn's sterling comedy, In hve
acts, Of the "Rivals.o Setcheli, as Bob Acres,
will be in favorite character. Lydia Lsnguish
will be sustained BY Miss Jennie Parker, who
has become an established favorite In this oity.
Owing to the length Of the comedy, no other
piece will be performed this evening.
LECTURE AND DExHIBIrIoN.-Dr. Cotton will give
lecture on "How to preserve Health" TO the
ladies' this afternoon, at 3o'clook- the admis
sion being but n dime, to cover expenses. At.
ter the lecture, Dr.. Cotton will give an exhibit.
ton of the laughing gas--a dozen ladies being
allowed to inhale II.
The Tremaine Brothers will also sing a few
of their most celebrated s"ngs.
This evening, DIR. Colton gives his next pub.
lie exhibition Of the laughing gas, for ladies and
gentlemen. the admission TO all parts OF the
house being but rs cents.
WARRINGTON ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The con-
ceris at this place continue to be'well attended.
The best Of refreshments always at hand. Fine
entertainment every afternoon at O'Clock.
Observation-Disclosures attractive programme
il offered ut this f4vorite place Of amusement
tonight, embracing the fearful "Loap for Life, /"
by VIM. Christie. This thrilling feat was wit
messed last night by u crowded house, and amid
breathless silence. II certainly must require
more than ordinary skill ard courage to per.
form It, and IN the act Mr.. Christie 10 said to
have no superior. The Court Of Beauty" and
tho Canterbury Nit strels" also appear to-
night in several of their very beat pieces, and
altogether, the evenings entertainment cannot
fail to hf,rd pleasure 10 those who will be for.
tunaic enough to be present. For the nrst time
in this city, the popular negro farce written by
Harry Rec. Esq, and entitled the Haunted
HOTEL will be produced tonight. We hear
much oft, and shall be on hand, certain.
The national Republican., 1862-05-28

y. q. 0stsssss, s>sis ss>yywAesIshs-talss-
man for . few minutes, much to the gratihoa.
tion Of ths lAxtf feumese - 0ernass vho vers
present. Among other thinss. he said that the
ssms % Of siIsI yss not Dsv e The Germans:
be to the Americans. Cen. Higsl had been
known long before 10 them. He has made his
mark In The history Of Germany. He had fought
fbr German freedom Atths battle Of Waghs user,
10 which mere parcel Of raw troops, under
the command Of Sieel, overpowsred the best
drilled soldiery Of Europe. commanded By tha
present King ofPrussiA. We, ~ Germans, ought
70 feel an especial pride In our hero. He has
exalted the German name In this country. By
bis gAllantry he has won the respect Of the
country.
After tumultuOus and long. oop,inued cheer
Ing. the In mense crowd quietly dispersed.
The national Republican., 1862-05-28

TNHIUD wARD-FiRST PRECINCT.
i Notice "a hereby given tha', 10 confor nifty 10
the proviisus Of tbs charter Of III. city Of Was.
ington, an election will be held on Monday, the 81
day Of june next, at the Wood ono. Of J. W.
Simms, southwest corner Of Ninth and N streets,
Tor Mayor, to serve two yesrs, one member Of the
Board Of ldsrmsn, to eerve two years, ,hree me
bers Of the Board OF Common Council, to serv. one
year. and an Assessor, 10 ferve two years, for said
The polls will open at O'Clock a. m. and close at
m. JAS. NJ TOWERS,
p. N. MARTIN,
WM. II POPE,
mayo Conmi-sioncrs.
The national Republican., 1862-05-28

LIrTH WARD-FIRST PRECINCT.
L Notice Is hereby given thai, il conformity TO
the provi iors Of the charter of Washingtou, 40
n xt, at the School House, corner Of Thru street
east and A street sou:h, for Mayor, to serve two
years, one mtmber of the Board of Aldermen, to
icrve two years. three members Of the Board Of
Common Cjuncil, TO serve for one year, and one
A.sessor, for said Ward, 10 serve two years.
The polls will open at A. NJ, and cloee at P. N
GEO. NJ. OYSTER,
j. MILLS,
l.. G. HANDY,
may q Commits toners.
The national Republican., 1862-05-28

CEOOND wAND-F1RSr PREClNCr.
the provisions Of the charter Of the city Of Wssh.
ington, aa election will BE- held on Monday, the I'd
day Of June next, at 40 Twelfth street, between
two years, fyr enc member Of the Board Of Alder.
men, to serve two yeas, and for three members Of
the Board Of Comm,n Council, to serve one year.
The polls will BE- opened st o'elock .. and
close at Z D. m. GEO. W. STEWART,
JAS. w. SPALDIN9,
l. r. CLARK,
mayso Commissiopers.
The national Republican., 1862-05-28

TlHIRD WARD, SECOND PRECISCT.-
l. Notice 10 hereby given, that Ia conformity 10
the provisions Of the charter Of the city Of Washing
ton, an ELECTION will be held on MONDAY, the
and day Of June next, at Mr.. Drapes CArpeater
street north, for Mayer, TO terve two years; one
y ember Of the Board Of Aldermen. to serre two
Yeas; three Members Of the Board Of Common
C,uncil to serve one year and Assessor to serse
two Year,, ior said Ward.
The Polls will open at O'Clock, A. NJ, and close
at o'olooh, p. N.
q. A. HALL,
b. T. GiTTINGs,
my 10 Commissioner.
The national Republican., 1862-05-28

UIRsr wAHD-sECoND PRECINCT.
NO,iee Ia hereby given that, Ia conformity 10 the
proysons Of the charter Of the city Of waskinstoa,
June SsHi 4 pes.sss % Carp.SisS "a sSop, oosssy Of
Eightesath asd O streets, for Mayor 10 ssive two
ysars, for one member Of the Board Of Aldermen 10
ervs two 70 "a, three member Of the Board Of Com-
mon Council TO serve one year, and Assessor toserve
two yean for eaid ward
Tho POLLS will open at q. m an clo.e at p. m.
SAMUEL sTOTT,
r. DORSETr, Br.,
LEWISpARKER,
my % Commissioners.
The national Republican., 1862-05-28

CHEAP LIVING. -
Seventh street opposite the Post Once, 10 the che ap
est and best Eating Place In the city Of Washibgton
Roast Beef, and the best Bread, Butter and Pota,
toe, Is cents.
Roast PUk, Bread, Butter and Potatoe, ID cents.
Roast Mutton Bread, Butter and Potatoe, Is cts
Beef Steak, Bread, Butter and Po.atoe, Is cts.
Ham and Eggs, 30 cent?.
Veal Cntlet, Bread. Butter and Potatoe, Is cts.
Coffee and Rolls, 10 cts.
And all other prices In proportion.
Every article served up 10 the establishment Is VI
the best quality and equal to any hotel the city
my 8-1ms
The national Republican., 1862-05-28
LOCAL NEWS.
To AdvsrtissrS.

essrly - thousand copies Of the RepSb
Noan ace circulated anops tho nostins popuia.
son ovsry day ,besiess the,args number ssrvsd
TO regular snbsorihers. Advertisers viii take
no,s accordingly. .... ..ln.
The national Republican., 1862-05-28
lRar yxAnn.-rIRsr PRHcINCr

EuRsT WARD.-FIRST PRECINCT.
Es = 4. s.ss ssse q ~ Il sy &
q tlsssida WI b hold O Mondsy, he a fsy Of
J.ss next. q JOB. 2. kssvsss S.fp-ptef shop, I
strest, bstween Ninetesnth ard Twent eth stretts,
the Board ef Aldormen, TO serve two yearp, three
nemben Of The Board Of Common Council, 70 iervs
s;s sss yss and an Assessor 70 "'v' two years. for
The polls will open st Q. m, and e'ose q. p. N.
WIN n. CALVERT,
W. II PARKER,
JAS o. WIrHkH}.
ny &c Commisonerp.
The national Republican., 1862-05-28

CECuND WARD-SECOND PRECINCT
- Notios 10 her by given that. in conformity o
the provisions Of the charter Of the city Of Washng
ton, an election will be held on Monday. the ~ day
Of June next, at Fords Drug Store, corner IF Penn
sylvana avenue and Eleventh street, fer Mayor, to
serve two years, for one member Of tls Board Of Al
dermen, to serve two Yeas, and for three mcmbsrs
The polls viii spen at ! O'Clock A. M, and oloee
at p. n. VIM. p. SNEDD,
EDwD G DYER,
SAML LEWIS,
Maya mmi ,sionets.
The national Republican., 1862-05-28

DY WALL u BARNARD, Auetlonesrs.
u Trustees sas Of building Lot, On Filth street
at o'clock, by vitle Of deed Of trust dated 10
July, 1851, aud duly recorded in Li5ef. J, A 8,
records Of w Arlington oiunty d. C., will cell at
public Auction, In front o' the PREMISES Lot g. IN
square 500. divided into two Lot, each fronting 3i
tween d and Il strce's, and running back los feet
inch
Terms On, fourth cash portion of whi.h, SUI
lcient 10 pay The expenses OF the sale, will be
qured the spot, or the property will immediately
be resod, and the balance In six aud twelve months
bearing interest and secured by deed Of trust the
premisls L
Trustee.
WALL BARNARD,
my 20 Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1862-05-28

To be Good Looking.-OLD FACES MADE
You may obtain . handsome complexion, exempt
from Pimples, B.oche,. 80 By usirg Or. Tumble
tvs Pimple Bauisher Price 81 Per bottle. Sent by
mail or express n any address.
Ofnos No. II Washington Building, Pennsylvania
avenue, corner Of Seventh .treet, Washington, ID. G.
mvQ1
The national Republican., 1862-05-28

JNOUhTH WAhD-FIRSr PRECINCT.
L Notice Is hereby given ihst, 10 conformity to
the provisions Of the charter Of the city OF Wash
ington, an election will be held on Monday, the I'd
day Of june next st Sylvcster's Drug Store at the
corner Of Sixth street west and street north for
to serve two years, one member Of the Board
Of Aldermen, 70 serve two years, and three member
Of the Bond Of Common Council, to ssrve one y, ar
The polls will open ut .. m. and close At D. IN.
y. A. KLOPFER,
JAS ENGLISH,
L. c. ECKLOFF,
may 20 Commisaoners
The national Republican., 1862-05-28
lust LOOK AT THIsl.wHo ~
Undermined oisn rDAs for Az noREsTI o. Rent N,

u WANTS A PLEASANT HOMEt-Ths III
undersigned o6en for SALE or RENT hi, III
place, known % GROVE COTTAGE, Ia the rural
village q Falls Church, Fairfax county, Virginia:
1t Is oa the Alexandra and Leesburg turnpike and
within . fsw minute , walk Of the Depot on the Al.
exandris, Loudoun and Hampshirs railroad, about
miles from Georgetown, Q or from Washingtoa,
and from Alexandria.
The place contains some ten aorss Of choice land,
In good cultivation, with meadow, pasture, plow
lad, and garden, In good propoftions Also about
sixty bearing pesch trees variety Of young apple,
apricot, peaS plum, cherry, and quince trees also,
and asparagus; besides any amount Of ornamental
shrubbery and fowers.
Grove C,ttage stands In . beautiful grove Of oak
and chestnut, with some eyergreens, and !, oonve.
nsnt IN every respect, and iu good condition has
door also, dne sprins In the pasture.
Conyenisnt to the house is . large carriage barn,
Possession can b given Immediately.
II. w. HEAD,
First Comptrollers Ofnoe,
Treasury Department,
myG-n or at lt2 Ninth street.
The national Republican., 1862-05-28
Fire.

Yesterday morning, about two O'Clock, a fire
broke out In the old stable on First street, near
Maryland avenue. The building, including STA.
bic and carriage house, was entirely consumed, :,
and the wind being northeast at the time, the
flames caught In the two dwellings adjoining,
and before they could be checked they were
also destroyed. The dwellings were two story
franc buildings, owned, and one Of them occu.
pied, by Mr.. Isaac Reed. His furniture was
saved. His loss is about 81 800; no insurance.
The national Republican., 1862-05-28

EIFTH WARD-SECOND PRECINCT.
4 Notice b hereby given that, In conformity to
the provisions Of the chatter of the city of Washing
ton an election will be hsld Oh Monday, the I'd day
Of June next at the School House. on the corner Of
Third street east and street south, for Mayor. 10
serve two years, one mber of the Board or Alder
men, to serve two years. N. ee members Of the Board
of Comm ,n Council TO serve one year, and one As.
Sc .sor, to serve two years. for said Ward.
The polls will open st A. d. and close at 2. N.
WIN. SLATER.
ISAAC G. BARTLETT,
g. y. CRUMP,
may % Commissio ieB.
The national Republican., 1862-05-28
Concert as the smishsonian.

Smithsonian Institution, last night, by the
children Of the Fourth and part of the Firs,
District Primary Schools under tho direction oi
their music teacher, Prof. Daniels. A good
number Of parents, friends, and others were
fully attired, and the pieces were most admira.
bly, sung. The occasion was q very pleasant
one, and will long be remembered by the little
folks
The national Republican., 1862-05-28

COURTll wARD-SECOND PRECINCT.
4 Notice 10 hereby given that, In conformity to
the provisions Of the charter Of the oity Of Washing
ton. election will be held Monday, the I'd day
Of june neIt, at the west wing Of tho city Hail,
basement story for Mayor, TO serve for two years,
one member or the Board Of Aldermen, 10 serve two
year, snd three aembers Of the Board Of Common
Council, TO serve one year, for said Ward.
Polls open ut O'Clock A. NJ. and close at p. NJ.
LEONARD IIARBAUGH,
CHAS. W. BOTELER, Jr.,
PETER II. BACON,
may % C,mmi sioners.
The national Republican., 1862-05-28

CIXTH WARD-SECOND PRECINCT.
. Notice Is hereby given that in conformity to the
provisions Of the charter Of the city Of Washc gton
an election will be held on Monday, the I'd day Of
June next, at the Ansc sta Epgine House, for Mayor
to ferve two years, one member Of the Board Of Al
dsrmen TO two years, and three members Of the
Board OF Common Council to serve one year for said
ward
The polls will open at O'Clock g. m, and close At
O'Clock, p. IN. W.S VENABLE.
TlIOS. P. WHITE,
y. W. ANGEL,
my 30 Commi soners.
The national Republican., 1862-05-28

CIXTH WARD-FIRsT PRECINCT.
. Notice u hereby given that, In conformity to the
provisions Of the charter Of the city Of Wasngt ton,
an election will be held on Monday, the I'd day Of
uue rext, at tn. Public Sohoolhouse, corner Of G
street south and Seventh street east for Mayor TO
serve two years, one member Of the Board Of Alder
men to serve two yeats, and three members Of the
Board Of Common Council to serve year, for sad
ward.
Polls open at a m., and cloae at p m.
GEORGE BROWN,
JOSEPH WALSH,
II. L. MARKS,
my2o Commissioners
The national Republican., 1862-05-28
LII THE BEST COOKING II OWES,
"A TABLE CUTLERY, AND
HOUBEKEEPING ARTICLES,
OF ALL KINDS
Camp Furniture and Tin ware, 10 be had Of
W. II NARROWER,
mar 1Sm No. $50 Seventh atrslf
LNRsT GLASS BOARDING HOUSE,.

The undersigned beg leave to call the atten,iono
the citizens and travelling community to the House
they have Just opened fo- the accommodation Of gen
lemen and ladies The Houss furnshed In splendid
style-Large AIRY Rooms, Chambers and ParloB The
table will be supplied with all the deleeaeies Of ths
season, No .paias nor expense shall be spared
to give satisfaction to sll who may patroniEe the
Tor dinners, &c., attentive and obliStuG servants
House ei sibly situated on the corner Of Twentieth
and streets west, lately occupied by Surgeon
ssyis-in w. Iss,sissXl
The national Republican., 1862-05-28
rRsTRUCTION IN MUSIC.

TNsTRUCTION IN MUSIC.
L JOHN E. SCHEEL, Orgaaist cad Teacher OF
Music wishes to give notice that he continues his
Instructions In Sight Playing and Singing Those
well. directed study and prsotioe would do well to
give him call. Apply at Mr.. Reichsnbaoh's riAno
Ware room, Eleventh street, between ana sts
Terms moderate. mys-eolm
The national Republican., 1862-05-28
New Uniform for the Metropolitan r,
lice.

A neat and appropriate uniform has been
ordered for this force, and we learn that II will
be issued to them on Saturday night, SO that
they will make their hrst public appearance
In II on election day. It 10 about the same In
style and color as the present uniform, except
that the material 10 navy blue flannel, being
light and cool, and the hat 10 substantial
9trAW.
The national Republican., 1862-05-28
The sabbath ss hool Uaion Of the Seventh

Had a very interesting meeting last Monday
night, at Ryland Chapel. All the Sabbath
Schools In the ward were well represented,
and much interest manifested. Rev. Mr.. Bit.
tenger presided. Hon. u. F. Odell made sore
remarks In his usual happy vein, to which the
children listened with especial delight. Re.
marks were also made by Rev. Mr.. Meadow Of
the Shiloah Baptist Church.
The national Republican., 1862-05-28

IlvERYBoDY'S ATTENTION Is CALLED
II to our new stock Of Spring Clothing, fgrnishinS
Good, Trunn, Hat md Osps, at No. 100 Seventh
Nssst, oppoats ~ foa oaSs- NJ A-S@
The national Republican., 1862-05-28
p.A 9 8 Il a Err ira IyFS
From WashingtOn.


On and sner SUNDAY, May 18th, 1852, the
r.sssSnssE Train, , between Ws,ainston' Baltimore,
Daily Trains bstween Washington and d .lu :.
: Daily Trains between Washington and the West
On sundsys, Two Trains to Baltimore, and One
Passengers for the West making close connections
At WashiDgton Junotion, lRelsyl with the Balu.
iso fh4psSLfHyx II fTy 1hiI xND NEW YORK
LssSs W,NshIpSsS%n, q - :. n. n and p m
FoR ALL POINTS WEST, and Stations along
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, leave Washington
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Leave New York q 7 .. m; Philadelphia ll.so
H.; Baltimore sASpm Arrive 1t Washington so'
n; Baltimore 4 50 . m, Arrive At washington Il
Leave New rorh :. II ?. N; rhl.eelygh,. s:so =:
Local Accommodation Trains leave Baltimore .,
10 q m. and $40 2: m. for Washinston arrive there
On sundsys at ssS and 74o q. m. only from Bslti
more. No Annapolis connections op Sunday from
Baltimore or Washington
Passengers leaving washinston st 80 m
and 500 p. m, make connections at Washington
Railroad, for all points West Of the Ohio River and
for all points al pg the line Of Bati more and Ohio
Road, n Maryland and Vlrsiaia.
Trains leave Annapolis for baltimore and Wash.
lngton daily, except Sundays, at bI5 o. n. and $40
p. m.
Passenger Trains leaving W Arlington at 900 g. n.
II .. m. and p m, and Baltimore at $50 and 7.<o
o. N. and 3.bo p. m, kop only a Anaapoll and
WdshingtoN Jupctions
way Passenger must take the Aooomnsaation Tsaiu
W. z. SMITH,
my2e Mastsr Of Transportation, Balt