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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16
AN ACT TO MAKE ADprTf TO APPROPRIATIONS TO DE

AN ACT TO MAKE ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS TO DE-
YRAY THE EXPENSES OF THE PUBLIC PRINTING.
Congress Of the Confederate States Of America do
enact That ad1 10 the heretofore made BY
law the blowing b. and the hereby appropriated
70 pay erpe the Pablo Printing the eighteenth
~ February Ammo Domn eighteen hundred aid sixytvo,
the War Department twenty thousand doars for
Cse Department sNteea thousard dollars; for the
Treasury department. ave hunired dar ror the psrtent
State Ave undred doari; king In ALL the som OF thirty
thousand dollars be paid out Of money In the Treas
ury otherwise appropriated
Approved, Dec. 81, 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16
IFEON PROPEKrY EOIa SALl

Fe of-- FOR sale pryNeI Ue lroa Propvry, knoSn re
Der Iron WcrS situated a the az Rlcknshan
Port Ra-ubHe Vraia t6 @ ItAai the Nrsiaa CeEtrA
rhs property ans about ~ 81 acres ci lAnd a
e p5roa Of covered uh ub r SAT- Die 10, 60 hng Purpo
me o. tas bs construction uiih both water
frrtis enae AZ Achet The ore banks, eeieve
nexhausbe coaveu-1to he farnAce, aadcon ala
qaAaty ssA5e for making We mes; valuable lroL TIE
rye South Nvr has Of the best EAtsr pow
Vnla capable Of mAkiag desired qi2ny OF Ion
On TIE premises taers cool Grtt Aal say MI eofcrtA e
sng On. Housss al convenient AID Ia
GOOD rssAr pro5e hs been Lea Ell fr ne and the
putting hs uorss II operation hui Anhiousy Dc
sg elise blneIs @ls 70 sell and eau maze
araaEenea W N esseei 70 q purchaser The
aa have been red an parehAted on reason
able arch eli have The advantage Of a.
ne ting present advanced price q lrOn 70 abaIness
means u bslter opportunity Of making
nonsy.
rrns most reasonable ani AcconodanE FJrlrfJrnNon al
Or - aln Crawford tAuntoe Va Joha D. Lewis Port
Rspubrc, virginia .... -.
{sBa-qm JOSEPH SSfTH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16

Nf % hi-e NeCr Gree ur sayctl Lsh1rers, reAnsi.fr
e,hAnss br srfyic % the PeaaraA On the following
u NJ s-d conttoas
Ihrei zoah (aCt rs ran SIX no sl teen ioAri
rs- 1nta paid Tor Ah1 sh rkton ortAhle
tsrt a. a uelics ate ltalce free
HAIRED By aunIrei dollars a7nnn, aid ggaT-
h rsrons. rtaheq artcfa, deal Aurada c. nee
ani usual AlosAace % cllthnE
For uecAAnis team tEraty dollars uonth Ein BE-
ui With rAtcna Jm'oAb quart Ald medical Attendance
Zee.
re Governmeat vii De- conshe Tor he value Of these Ne,
o captafsd b. allowed . escape 70 the Smy trAr 81
20 act q.
10 relpsc the contract ofhTe sn b. subject 70 aud con-
f5r.nshIs Eith the Avs % Virginia
P5r fl-ths- part.eua-s app The o. He-ar DAV
Eanxn street near Wall from 10 O'Clock A -, q ~ until
The Ism iust L. b.OoNiuD;
lanl0 -duknl,' u Mast. zen OF me rrnins1A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16

COPARTNRHSHlP NOTICE.
WI have dAy sssoeatct vth Mr.. Peter spmEn,
w Qapartner u husaaSl The ltye % the hn, rou
a. iay. iii ba tseeTs, PoindeNGeF co.
led - he or Vii plsAae call and settle
BEERS . POTNDENrER
Richmond, Jan. l, lS52. j,4-sAuts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16

WISH 20 ssagIoV TWESTY-YivE BLACKSMITH an
II rgENTY-FIys WHEELWglGHrt 70 work Or tNe Arny o
AAnlsAs staton Ltr-G Eagy, paid fO
10. q uorsEel AtF2ED BAABCuR
CHE QlattermAItsr t1mac II ttcL
CaSrazSuiE Jan 1864 JlO-e,ln
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16

AD.UFANr AND Inspector eENESALs ogIlcE,
RAYMOND January 9Th, lS6i.
|peeIaI Orders,
ALL PERSONS On Government ~nploy, IN -
gorkahops elsewhere, smpted 'rou nliiA dlt
By command Of the s-crttlry % War.
JOHN WIrdERs
~ Agsista1t Ati ltAnt Gene Al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16

WITH CERTAIN INDIAN rIBk% ,,
The CJng a. the esrAe States OF America 10 enAe'
mat the vng sums be aid TIE sane r:by appropriated
% money the not ohe rse Appropriated
Tor the objects acre amer expressed
csEKK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16

The foregoing Real Estate negotiated for privately until
day sale all the stock machinery and fixtures will be
sold al auction highest bidder the day advertised
IAs-tds GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-16

CRUSHED soc aRS.-HAvenyer, Townsend . %
ana Houlan Noss Crushed sugars In store aud for ale
b. KESr, PAINE co Jas
SOAPS boxes Castle SOAP AAd iOF sale ~
~ w. PETERSoH co, l55 Maih ItrssL sen
The national Republican., 1862-04-07

p.l SSE Ere Err airs.
On and .her WEDNESDAY. April .. u.s2, tn.
Passenger Trains between Washington, Bali more,
spd the West, will run ~ follows
Pite Daily Tains arrre al and depar fom washr0ton
daily duin1 u, meek, and M, m Sand1u.
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
Leave Washington ats 10, m, 7toa m, ia m. ,snd
F0R ANNAPOLIs-Lravc Washington at 40
FoR TRtDERrCK-Lcavcw Washington at 40
q. m and $50 p. N.
FUR ALL POINTS WEST,
Aud for iarpers Ferry, Martinsburg. and Win
chester, leave W ASH ,ston al !, 40 a m
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Leave New York at7 m; Philadelphia II 80 .
m; Baltimore 1877. m Arrive at Washington ~
ts.s New ror, rs,SSS. .!Sn
Lave New icrh =, II , m Philadelphia 9 30 /.
m, Baltimore IN m Arrive at #nshiasso"
T. T.ocsi Accommodation Trains lesv. Baltimore a,
Y" On Sunday. ~. -" " e. and 7,us IN oay from B.l,i
more. No Annapolis or frcdntick connections On
Sunday.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 1909 N
D. m make direct connection. ior Annapolis ., the
Junction. The ~ =. M train connects q, Relay
for frederick. Hngerstown. Harper Ferry. Mar
tipsburg, wins hester. Wheeling, rsrscr'bu'E, Sc .
II Trjns iss1e Ansspols for Rsl,imor. and Wash
iugton al $50 q. n. and SO 2 m,
Il q n ssd p. m and Bsitinorc a, tao and ,ao
.. m and $50 r. m will sT o''y a Annar'lm Jss
Way Passenger mu's ,st. the Accommodation" ''a'-'
WY W p. sMITu,
ap3 Master Of transportation, Halt
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
= Russf TPo,s in cP o.Y.,y.

y s.s,f .To,s H o.Y.,y.
. bin, pending ln tic ssnals, toProvIds for
saS.3 D. e. ssass|E3 q ss,i: 4 4: /:
children, and for thHt purpose white psrsDps
are TO be taxed: But very important amsnd.
sSasStG tGe e th5 Eia y 'bs ,lI S9urSS = Of ths
Levy Court power TO tax the colored poptls
tton one eighth Of one per cent. on their taxa
BILE property for the initiation Of system Of
education Of coloted children, and the trustees
are charged with the duty Of carrying out that
system, with authority TO charge each parent
Of = colored child attending tho schools, Any
cents per month, to be applied TO the payment
Of the expenses OF the school. -
The bill,l with this amendment, was then
passed. " has not yet been Noted on in the
Houss.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
The Circulation ofsmam so,cs.

10 the recent report OF the grand jury Of this
county on tho above subjsct, they refer to the
peculiar circumstances which now surround
the community, and the impossiblity of getting
\ jury TO sit In judgment upon cases in which i
ia more than probable every citizen is involved
They therefore earnestly appeal To theCsngross
of the United States so to modify the act ~ TO
permit either the old established banks OF the
District, or the Corporations Of Washington and
GEORGETOWN, nr all OF them, Ia issuo and cirCu.
late their nUies Of denominations not less than
one dollar, under proper limitations and re,
strictiOns. This, they say, would remove the
demOralizing tendency which daily violation
ofa known law must have upon any Commu.
nifty, whilst IL would also relieve the grand
Jury from An embarrassing duty laid upon
them.
Our readers will he grstihcd TO ioarn that a
bill on this subject p isscd the Senate last Fri
day. The bill is designed to repeal law which
prohibits the circulation Of small notes in this
district, no matter where they may be issued.
The condition of the banks in this District was
the subject of some comment. and the bill was
81 amended as to provide not only that notes
TOR the fractions OF dollars should not have cur
rency, but that tins law shall not authorize
the Issuing Of any bills Of any bank not other.
wise legally authorized to issue the same
The national Republican., 1862-04-07

~ ENOTICB.-Unissd Duildisg A. ocis q
ton, Al, pe.yon hsldtns och, or in any way In.
teres ed therein are reqsssed to meet st" Potomac
Hail. corner OF Marylsnd avenue and Eleventh
street, THIS EVENING at eight O'Clock, ior the
purposc Of recognising the Association OF Of adopt
irg plan for an satire Mttismcat.
By ORDER Of The Directors
us. r......r. cHARLEs WILSON,
spr'-it tstarI Stors,ary.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
S,vindIinG the Soldiers.

Washington City, at the present time, III full
OF people who make II their especial business
to windle soldiers out of their mou0y. On Sat
urday several of these " sharks " (Enslishmen)
were arrested by order Of tho Provost Marshal
and incarceratod In the central suardhouss, on
the charge Of obtsining money from soldiers on
the proteuoa Of procuring their discharges from
the army. An example should bs made of the
sUoundrels.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
= he Market,

Prims shad are abundant, NJ from 6ity cents
TO one dollar II pair; but we miss our early
vegetables, brought from the Norfolk marks,
gardens, where they have now instead tho
/" fruits OF secession"
The Spring has besn somewhat backward,
but farmers and marketers are bestirriDg them
selves. II Is said that there ia certainly % an
abundance of cherries and peaches.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
scsrsh on n a,n,,,r.

Tbe released sscession prisoner, named rhus.
A. Stapleion, got on bender yesterday evening
and smused himself with drawing huge bowie
knife upon citizen who Vas passing along the
avenue near tho marksi house. he was nssbed
by officer Bell. who conveyed him to the Cen
tral Guard house before Justice Thomp psUn,
and deadly weapons. Not being able TO pony
up.n he was sent IN the work house for sixty
days The prisoner boxated Of being from Mis-
sissippi and having been engaged in the bkttles
Of Bull Run and RAll's RluH on the rebel side.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
New York aroceIY stnrx.

WIN. Gnrwin Burgy keeps The besl assert
msnt ~ fresh groceries that can he iound In
tho city, At his store, corner Of llih and
streets. Fine green and black teas imported
by himself direct from China. The fnes, ol
grocnries, liquors and evarythiug which II first
class grocery store can sHjrd, may always be
obtained At his establishment. Give him call
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
The Potomac Water,

A bill amcndatory Of an act entitled 4" An act
TO provide Tor the osrs and preservation Of the
works, constructed by the United States for
bringing The Potomac water into the cities Of
Washington and Georgetown, for the supply OF
said wator for all governmental purposes, and
for the uses and benefit OF the Inhabitants Of
ths sasd oiUes," passed the Senate last Friday.
The bill Is designed to enlarge or extend the
SSs.r,oasi3n Of vs,sr "nd To- confer create, o,
Washington ! -. IN. n.'.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
A,,,ou. 20 n n,or tho Lists.

since the news Ui recent army movements
has reached the sick soldiers in the various
hospitals 10 this city, il is astonishing 10 wit
ness the beneficial influence which u prospect
Confined there. The Provost Marshxl'a OffiGe Ia
daily thrunged with uonyalesce ent soldiers, heg
ing To be restored I" their respective regiments
for active service.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
Feet.

Thoss requiring ths services "i 4 skill.
ful Cbr"podst should not fail To- Gall on DR..
TOR has received very liberal patronage in
Washington during the last Ave months, which
Is owing TO his successful manner rf operating
and the following moderate prices Gorns per
corn. - repts Runiuns, from 81 to 81. The
Doctor hurts the pocket but y trihe. and the
Tons not 4 particle. Give him cal.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
Manassas Junction.

Three passenger cars went down 10 Maliassas
junction last Saturday. The oars started from
the corner Of Seventh street and MarylA ave
nue., 1t halt past nine O'Clock m the forenoon,
with nearly seventy passengers aboard. There
would undoubtedly have been \ great many
more, but tho weather WAS quite unprepj,ious
and had the appearance of being grsat deal
more 80 before night, Several more passen-
gers got on Vt Alexandria, and the train arrived
At Manassas about twelve o'clock. passing the
famous Bull Run. Tho passengers were allowed
two hours and halt 10 visit the various objects
Of interest In this noted locality, when the train
was put on the return "Trip and arrived in this
city about halfpast hvo. The passengers ex
press themselves delighted with this hrst pas
senger trip on this famous route. Mr.. A. J.
Cheney the conductor ,is one af the most ahAble
gentlemen We aver met. He IL An efficient
officer, attentive and Courteous 10 the passen.
gers, checrfu,ly giving any dssived iuior nation.
and watohfu for the interes of his employ ers.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
AHa,rs n Exscvttve mansion.

II affords US pleasure 10 state that the Presi
dents family. nearly all Of whom have toI
rome length OF time been duiin unweil, have
now completely recovered. The President
himself, "a our readers know, Il again actively
engaged In the arduous duties of bis resp0nsi
ble Office.
Mrs. Lincoln, has 80 far recovered from her
recent illness, caused principally BY her recen'
af,i ction as to again appear in something Of beI
wOnted vivsClty and comparative cheerfplness
"Taddy." the youngest son, has nov rom
pletcIy rccovered, and tho Household IA once
more cheered by his playful antics and joy"u:
laugh. ... t.rt
The presidential gardeners are actively en-
gagged during this hDe weather 10 trimming
digging, and planting in the beautiful gardens
Of The Executive mansion. Already lettuce
rahbages. peas, radishes, &C.. are making
their appearance above ground in the opan Air,
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
t;rinilnal Court.

Hon. James Dunlop presid ng,--Saturdsy /,
Charles Blue was found guilty Of All assault on
Henrietts Valentine. Fined " and costs.
The case Of James Hicks. charged with steal
ing a 80 note from Henry Kishbrou2b, was
called up, but u Haw bcug found In the Indict.
msnt, a nOlic prosc9ut wss entered. and tho
prisoner remehded tUr trial At tho next court.
Robert Culberson WAS tried and found guilty
OF stealing y bracelet, two pen.knives. and a
breast. pin from Mary Riley, and sentenced 10
confinement in the common jail one month.
A noilc prOscgui WAS entered In the case OF
Sxmnel Baker, charged with The murder Of n
fellow soldier, the offence having taken place
beyond the jurisdiction Of the court.
The case OF W. W. Blannerbassett, charged
with An assault un Lewis Carusi. was then
taken up. Tho Indictment charges Mr.. B. with
having struck Mr.. Carusi, At the Washington
theatre, on the sth Of February, iHst. Mr.. B.
conducted tho Base in his own behalf, and con,
tended thai he did not approach Mr.. Carusi TO
attack him, but that Mr.. u. approached him.
and that Mr.. g. sought TO bother him because
he had refused admission to the theatre To \
certain female. The CASA was given to tho Jury
hut it could not agree on n verdict, and we're
consequen Iy discharged. and tho case will be
tried at next court. "
The Criminal Court then adjourned until the
next court in course, which Ia the third Monday
in June next.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
NED

As An example Of the mixing up Of things
Ia, general" which this war causes, mHy be
mentioned the oars on the railroad through
this city. 10 the same day and almost In the same
train, we have seen the cars Of the following
railroads. . Orange and Alexandria, Hampshire
and LOudoun, the Pennsylvania, the Fall River,
Boston and Maine, Manchester and Lawrence,
Concord and Portsmouth, (N.H.,) and others
which We cannot now call 10 mind, a. well M
the locomotives Of nearly as many dIfFerent
railroads. The streets Of our Seventh ward are
honored by the representatives Of nearly a.
many diGerent States NJ the halls Of Congress.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07

DY WALL d BAllNA RD, Auct'fs, Cor. OF
ID Ninth street and Penn. Avenue -
On MONDAY, the 18th day OF April, 1856, at !
in Lber A. s. No. 50, foos as6, g. se2, one OF the
lard records for Washington county, u. c., shall
10 the highest bidder, portion OF the tract Of Lara
called
PLEASANT PLAIHS,'
situated In the county of Wsshing ton, on the sey
cnth Street road, imm- diately adjoining the toll
keepers house, at the frst toll gate.
Terms made known on the day Of salc.
U. Il. WARD,
Trustee.
WALL 4 BARNARD
mar 2a-iawtwSds AucIionetrs
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
(JOrna. AuniOna.
India Ru hbsr Goods.

Rubber Blankets Tor Soldiers, 81! % each,
Rubber Ponchos aud Blankets Comhincd, $3.50
esoh.
India Rubb' r Goats, white and blact, $3.50 zach.
India Rubber Leggins, u per pair.
And all kinds Rubber q Goods-includinR Rubber
Boots and Shoes, Rubber Shoppers tor BOTTLES, Door
Mas, undersheeting for Bed. In sickness W 10 at
msnufactuTers' prices, at y A HACLB
India Rubber w zrshousc,
3Os PcnnsylyaDia avenue,
dec la-ti Bet Ninth and Tenth sb
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
Bold 7 lleN.

A valuable horse belonging to 4 military
officer, which had been let standing in front OF
The National Hotel by its owner, WAS mounted
by some person dressed in cltizen's clothes
and ridden on.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
Nv sanEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aust,eas- I.

nv GaEEn 4 W1LLIAMs. AaSt,eas- 3.
ID TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOI
EAST OF THE CAPITOL, AT AUCIIVs -Oo
MONDAY. the 18th day Of April 1862, shtll 'eii
front Of tho premises, at O'Clock ,p m By virtue
OF deed Of ii ust TO the subscri ,tr, and duly
corded In Liber j. A. No 1l2, foos Ian, $50 isl
and 4a0, one Of the Land rs.ords ror .wssh,ng'or
county in the District of Columbia the ioliGWipa
usmed property lying and being in the city Of W h
irgton District Azores said, viz west part OF LOT
bered eleven III, y In square numbered ten huB1fcl
and seven Il ,0o,o having front OF forty two feet
nine inches "a feet inches,l more less nuih
Y, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, .as,.
ruaning back to alley 115 feet, mole or less, 10
geihsr with the Improvements, which are a dwell
Tsnns OF SALE will be one.half cnsh osla=ce
In SIX and twelve months, the purchaser TO give note
for the deferred payments, bearing interest hon day
Of sale all convey ancing at the cost Of the purcha
SER the cssh payment will be required TO be paid
down, when the property ID knocked of, and IL mo-
paid down, the property will be then aud there
again put up and cold the highest bidder that wilt
comply and the whole terms are rot compiled with
In i've days, the trustee reserves the rght to resell
the property at the risk and cost of the dlioQusnt
purchaser, by advertising the ssme, three days in
WILLIAM II. GRIPS. frpr'ee.
GREEN L WILLIAMS,
Au. tioneefs.
mar 1I-2&wkds
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
Dramatic Reading. In tn. Hospitals.

Mrs. Fannie Kem6lo read Falstah At tha In
diana Hospital, 10 the Department Of tha Inle-
rior, last Friday afternoon, about three O'Clock
The patients wers delighted with II. and the
occasiOn created \ great deal OF amusement
This noble act was highly appreciated by the
unfortunate soldiers who are detained from
the active service by honorable wounds and
other causes. The loneliness Of hospital life
will be forgotten there for a week to come By
mennS Of this pleasant llttle lnGldenl.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
Personal,

Hon. William q. Polk. Of Tennessee. brother
Of the late President Polk, and formerly mem.
Der of Congress from that Stsia, is IN the city.
he Ia stopping At the Nationsl.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
,'os, giII Goa, O,,i

Sw OLtUGHbENs ) COAL OIL pLPor.
Corner New Jersey avenue and n street BE
ins cJunectCd with one o. the largest Goal Oil
Factories In the county, am prepared 10 furnish
the Hest Qushty Kerosene Oil TO the trade Il much
Lower Prices than any other establishment In the
CITY Dealer. w,lrn We'll to call Il fore purchasing
else where. apr t--;w'
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
Accident.

A GOlored man named JanoS HtInler, while
driving u wagon along Missouri avenue on Sat.
urday morning, was thrown out by the wheels
striking some obstruction, the fall breaking his
ribs. - Ian
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
which urs,, 10. a14 Penn. Ax,nu,,

Ia selling original cdrtss dn pisstc photographs
Of Generals Scott. Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness Of
Mcclellan is the latest published, and Ia con.
sfdered the best in sxstsnGe. Sec our photo.
grabs in MI and water oolors. Also portraits of
distinguished mon. Attention of military men
is oaiisA IN bur full length iettsrtypeS for send.
ing by mail. ., .a.r dec Is
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
Water Tax In lsssras town

The bill to authorize the corporation III
Georgetown to levy and collect \ water tax
and for other purposes, passso The Senate last
Friday.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
sN Nsticss Of Marras Sss, Births, and
Deaths,
Occurring in Washington and Georgetown, wi
lie printed in this paper without charge.
ARuseRentss

CANTERBURY. Great. sttrsc,iSns are offered
nj this famous place Of resort 70 night, l1 nd.
d,On 70 N; eIs9:ys :o@pa 3 nSH "a psrISf% ,n,I,.
E%ma SS aifs M.s, a. arc engaged. The beautiful pei
of the patrons Of the Canterbury. Julia Mort.
msr, and the talented and graceful dAnselse,
Mile Fowler, with host of others. willsppenf
tonight AmOog 9sss. nu.s y. We We
ginia Cupid" will be presented. The place
tonight will, NJ usual, be crowded. sorbs on
hand In time. an .a,l
MADAME ANNA BIsHor's .eoscE.r.- The
forthcoming concert Of this world'renoY ned
artist has already created ssssstion n mtsic
the prediction Of y crowded h6uss Of the ellie
10 greet the great oantatrics. The places are
being rapidly tAker up NJ Elliss music store,
Madame Anna Bishop has long besn regard
we are confident that the myriad OF her admir-
srs in this city will MI the Willard Hall 70 70
pletion on Wednesday night. There fs also \
great desire manifested to hear young sefuin
genius of his lainented father, oil English opera
fame. Madame Anna Bishop hsrseh iaa mar
vel--hor history " 4 CompIete foYnxnce. and
her professional career has been sores o.
unparalleled triumphs. She has charmed Nj
naiionalities with her wonderful voice.
OpB Fellows HALL.--kunkel's famous
troupe continues to draw large and fashionable
audiences, and no wonder --Kunkel ID tho besi
bass0 we ever heard T. l.. Floyd and Master
Charles make two Of the fnost perfect " cullerd
gsls' In the country Harry Lahr Is the most
mour wilt "provoke \ saint 10 smile, /" by hi.
inimitable fun, and Master Emerson can shake
his heel and shake tho sides NJ the audience
by hrs cOmicaiities. ...IF lmF
This compa y appear tonight.
FORD's ArHESEUM.- Forrest, the renowned
,raeedisn, appears 10. sight in the character ol
"Hamlet.r Sea editorial notice In ANOTHER
column. ' ...
wAsnISGToS THEATRE, BY reference ~ IN
advertisement in another column Of this paper
II will be ssen that this fxvorits place Of am
usement will he re.Opened tomorrOx night
under the management Of Mr.. George Kunkel
when the celebrated Miss Ratemsn will make
her appearance.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07

~ Drake's Plantation Bitters.-S. r.
1890. \ 1t invigorates, stfspgthens and puriaes
the system; Ia perfect sppstissr, and the most
agreeable and t6ectuai tonic in the world II Is
composed Of the celebrated Calisaya bark, roots,
herbs and. pure st. Croix rum. Particuiarly
adapted to delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
Weakness, and IL just the fhing for the changes Of
seasons. old by all grecen, druggists, hotels, and
saloons. r, II. DRAKE Il CO,
an l-9m T9 Broadwsy n r.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07

~ Special nstios.-On and after Tuesday
April 1862, the train on the Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROAD will commence iurnisg daily, (Suudsys
sxcsptedJ leaving tnia Station at 80 O. m, and
connecting At Washington Junction with Mail
rrain for all parts Of the West ria whe .liug or
Parkersburg Through tickets sold and baggage
checked aF ". r. sMlTI
't 90" N Of Transportation r, 30 Z.
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