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The national Republican., 1862-01-03
New Year's Day at Camp Cochrsns.


Colonel John Coohrane's regiment First Uni.
ted States Ohasseurs being principally from
New York and the New England States, esls.
brated tho day by an intermission of military
duties and an Interchange Of eourtesles apprO.
PIRATE TO the occasion. The company officers
kept open house." and wine, wit, and humor
flowed free as air. Tho weather was delight.
full, and the temporary mingling OF officers and
men on equal terms, added to the spiritual
excitement, and made the day pass Nil too
quickly.
Tho Coloael dined with company K, Captain
HiggiRbottom. Areai New England dinner was
served up. Although tbs company are all from
Ohio, they bstray thoir Yankee ancestry most
Al dress parade the following promotions
were announced:
Second Lieutenant David ]. Eilna tn be nrst
lieutenant, and to report to company Z until
further orders.
First Sergeant L. G. Dudley to be second
lieutenant, and report to Captain Halstsad.
company d. TO-.
W. +. Rockwell, to he second lieutenant and
attached to General Buel's statf.
The officers spent the evening At tho Colonel's
marquee, and, Judging from tho extensive prep.
aratiors made and the sounds Of enjoy ment,
very agreeatly. o..
The new brass band, Captain 3. Manahan,
leader, made their drst appearance at dress
parade, discoursng some very Ace music.
The national Republican., 1862-01-03
Deaths of 8oldicrs,

The following deaths Of soldiers have occur
red since our last report:
Edward Ames, company A, Sixth Wisconsin
volunteers, at Camp Arlington.
G. ". Frazier, company G, Eleventh Maine
volunteers, ct Columbian College Hospital.
New York artillery. at Eruptive Hospital.
George NJ. Lewis; company B. Second reN
ment Berdan's Sharpshocters, at Camp lrstruo
ton.
George W. Bedien, company u. Second Wis
Consin volunteers, ut camp.
William Leach, COMPANY H, FiNy ninth Ne "
York volunteers, at General Hospital. " /
Silas 3. Lindsay, company B, Second regi
ment Bordan's Sharpshooters, Ut Indiana Hos,
pital.
The national Republican., 1862-01-03
nv GREEN - WILLIAMS, Auc,lon..r,.
rRoS1EEs SALE OF 3 M1ysE AND LOT, AT AUc-

RoSTEES SALE OF h0HSE AND LOT At AUC.
.,c On Fl, E,RtMDAY, T. The 10Th d.y Of January, lssa
By virtue OF deed Of trust to the subscriber bear
Ing date the l1th day Of November, 1859, and re.
corded In Liber j. A. ST. No. 1877 folios bS bo co. and
81, one Of the land records for the county Of Wash
ington, In the District Of Columbia the following
1Smsd w property lying and being in the City q
ssnngt9n, District aforesaid, and laid down on
the ground plan or plat Of said city. The courses
and distances are fully described In said deed Of
Parts Of Lots numbered one and two q and 2,
~ Square numbered five hundred and thirty. .ssyen.
bSO together with the improvements, which sfe q
frame Dwelling House, 10, DO. This pro1sr,y
and I. half streets west 0u'
Terms one fourth cash, balance In six and twelve
months the purchaser to give notes fer the
psyments, bearing interest from day Of sale. deed
given and deed Of trust taken on the propsrty to
secure the payment Of the notes If ths tsrms are
no. WITH IN I'VE days after sale the Trustee
and cost It. Of the rst purchaser By giving three dayS
notice OF such resale In some newspaper psEted In
the City Of Washington.
J. I. SMITH. Trustee.
.,o 49,, GREEN WILLIAMS,
ue' io-<ow3ds Auotiopeers.
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At . meeting Of the members Of the Perseve
rance Fire Company, at their engine house, OF
last evening, the follow Ing gentlemen were e.ec
ted officers OF the company for the ensuing
year:
Jos. J. Jannoy, President.
VIM. Fl. 0sburne, Vice President.
George Fletcher, Secretary.
George A. Darling, Assistant Secretary.
Henry Janney, Treasurer.
Jos. etoble, First Director.
John Diokerssn, Second Director.
Wm. T. 6orrel, Third Director.
b F. W. Cololazer, Collector.
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Attacked with q sIunx.shot.

We we're told, BY gentleman, that about IL
O'Clock on Wednesday night, while on his way
homo from the drst ward, he was acoosted by
. rough looking individual, near the west gate
leading to the Presidents Mansion, and struck,
being almost too far off, the blow was but
slight. BE called for the vatohmen, which
caused his assailant to vsmose, but did not
have the eject Of bringing any Of the watch.
full guardians Of the night to his assistance.
The national Republican., 1862-01-03
Fu,eral Of the Late Tillotson Browu

EUneral Of tho Late Tillotson Brown.
The funeral Of tho late Tillotson Brown, ESQ,
vas attended yesterday by large conoourse
Of relatives and friends. As soon a. the fu.
neral oortege began to move from his late resi-.
denes on Fifth street, to the battle-ground, the
bell Of the Perseverance engine house was
tolled at regular intervals during the proceed.
ings. Mr.. Brown, for number Of years past,
WAS member of that hre company.
The national Republican., 1862-01-03
Violent Assault.

About !? o'clock on Wednesday evening, ns
Nr. William Dawson WAS proceeding along
Fourth street, on his way homeward, when
near K street, he WAS set upon by three sol.
dressed in the uniform worn BY the Long Island
regiment, who beat him 80 very severely about
the head, that he WAS unable 10 appear asainst
his Rssailants yesterday morning. 0facers
Nichols and Ecklod succeeded In arresting two
Of tho party, who gave their names As Reuben
sewell and A. Campbell. They were commit.
ted TO Jail for further hearing, by Justice
Walter.
The national Republican., 1862-01-03
Dhsosing.

On Wednesday evening, Henry Hack and
Henry Price. soldiers bent on having parttou.
lost his horse TO the Government "oor.
rxl." got into q quarrel, and shot Mr.. Edward
Baker. Patrolmen Clements and Bouvert took
them before Justice Drury, who committed
them to answer to = charge Of assault and bat.
inteut 10 XIII.
The national Republican., 1862-01-03
The vfos-Presideut.

Mr.. vice.Presidsnt Hamln and his lady re.
ooived their friends on New Years day, with
by the ease and Kindness Of the host and
hostess. We will not take the liberty even OF
oomplimenting the ioe.Presdent,s lady, but
the Vice. e.President himself is public property,
and We oan say Of him that be is as much Of a
popular favorite at Washington as be has al.
ways boen at homo.
The national Republican., 1862-01-03
organization Of the New York soldieris
'aa hcIlef Association. -

This beneAoent movement Of New Yorkers
State, was fairly initiated last night, II wss
o. organized BY the sleotion Of Hon. Ira Harris,
iesldent; J. N. Granger, Vice. President; J. s..
P"ler, Secretary; @. g. Baker, Corresponding
secretary; Ira 0oodnow, Treasurer.
The meeting adjourned to the last Monday In
January, At the Temperance Hall. Tho Execu.
tive Committee meets Ia. morrow evening.
The national Republican., 1862-01-03
vpY WALL Il u kRNAED, AuctiOneers,
ID Corner Pa. avenue and Ninth street

POSITIVE SALE OF NEW AND SECOND HiND
FURNITURk At AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING, January 4, com.
menclug at 10 O'Clock, the first floor OF our Auo
tion Rooms, We will sell, without reserve, Large
Lot Of New and second hand Furniture, oompris.
ing
Superior Feather Beds, Bolstsrs, and Pillows
Superior Hair, 6huck and 5huck and Cotton Mat
tresses
Jenny Lind, Cottage, aud other Bedsteads,
Dressing and Plain Bureaus, Tables, and Wash
stands
Cane aud Wood seat Chairs and 10. kers
Sofas, Lounges, and Whatnos
Large lot OF Double and Single Blankets and
Comforts
Carpets, Rugs, Cots. Gas Fixtures
Extension Tables, Wardrobes
Cottage Setts, I Nicholson
Oak Dining Chairs and Rockers
Large Cook ard other Stoves,
With variety OF other articles In the Housekeep.
ing line, being the effects OF family leaving the
city.
Terms cash.
WALL BARNARD,
jan tStarl Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1862-01-03
a Choir At the CAPITOL,

TO add u the interest Of religious services
held at the Capitol on each Sabbath during the
session Of Congress, Mr.. Daley, who has led
session, proposes to organize q choir, which,
with the audience, in the good old style OF Con.
gregattonal singing, would make the House
ring with melody and praise. All persons
wishing 70 join such choir are invited to ut
rosentatives on Saturday night, at II O'Clock,
or address g. 3, Daley, Washington, D. G.
The national Republican., 1862-01-03
A New Footway.

Our readers viii be gratihed to learn that the
Adams Express Company have completed
wooden footwsy In front Of their new building
soy avenue, thoraby making travelling TO and
from tbs depot, In wet and muddy weather,
not 20 disagreesble to pedestrians a. formerly.
The national Republican., 1862-01-03
. ExrsnsIvl RospnRy. .iDl
Between es,o00 apd esteeo Wessh Of
watches and Joweiry spirited Away.

Late on Wednesday night Of early on' Thurs.
day mcrnlos' the lewelry store OF George W.
above @ ,hs epssss~ % Sssp once % .nt.rsS sSI,S Sy
burglars, and robbed Of gold and silver watches,
chains, and rings TO the amount of between
$1,000 and 5000. About '350 Watches wore
takon, sixty, ave or seventy Of whioh belonged
10 customers, aud ieft at the store for repairs.
The robbers gained entrance into Mr.. Irvipg's
cellar by removing \ crate underneath the
bulk. window. This CRATE was unlocked Ut the
time and partially covered by . box.sign,
whioh was removed. 80 40 to admit Of It's being
opened. To got into the cellar underneath the
jewelry store, the rasoals tore down portion
Of the partition dividing the two cellars, passed
up q flight Of stairs, through q trap.door, which
had likewise been len unsecured, into tho store
abovo. 'Hh h.fsr Is q sol rra
The r0bbers only took what watches and
obains they could fnd, and three trays OF rings,
leaving other vsluatlss lying near undisturbed.
They also carried OF vallse, II 10 supposed 10
pack their plunder In. Amer securing As many
valuableS AZ they could conveniently carry Of
they deOamped, passing In their exit through
q rear door, (which they let open,) into a
narrow alley running parallel with Seventh
street, coming out on d street directly under
the window OF our editorial ssnotum.,
Detectives Allon, Busher, ard Kimball were
informed Of the robbery as soon a possible,
and immediately set to work 70 ferret out the
robbers, who 1t 10 supposed took the early
robberies we ever remember to have heard Of
In this city, as Seventh street Is, next TO Penn.
sylvania avenue, the most frequented thor.
oughfAre IN Washington, and IN travelled at all
hours of tho night ard day by thousands Of
persons.
The national Republican., 1862-01-03
Whitshurst, Ho. 4s4 Penn. Avenue,

Is selling original oartss de visitS photographs
Of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness OF
Mcclellan 10 the latest published, and 10 oon.
grabs in oil and water oolors. Also portraits OF
distinguished mon. Attention Of military men
10 called 70 our full length lettertypes for send.
ing by mail. dec l9-lms
The national Republican., 1862-01-03
Change In Proprist storship.

Mr.. A. II. Potts, Of Philadelphia, who has
leased Browns Hotel, on the lst Of January
hotel has been held in the Brown family for
nearly half century.
The national Republican., 1862-01-03
India Ru bber Goods. q.

India Rubber Goods.
India Rubb Goats, white and black, s2.6O each.
lndA Rubber Leggins, 81 per pair.
And al kinds Huber eoods-inoluding Rubber
Boots and 6hees Rubber Shoppers for Bottles, Door
Msts, Undsrshsstins fur Beds n sokuses, 30, io At
mRnufActurerB' prices, at II. A. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
3Os Penusyvania avenue,
dec l9-u Bet. Ninth and Tenth cts.
The national Republican., 1862-01-03
Tho Alleghanians

excellent troupe Of vooalists and 6wiss Bell
Ringers. Their entertainments have been re.
marksbly we'll attended. Miss Carrie Hiffsrt,
whose charming singing has rendered her an
inueno favorfts, takes bsnsAt tonight.
The national Republican., 1862-01-03
Alarm OF Fire.

The alarm of hre yesterday afternoon was
caused BY the burning Of chimney on Four.
teenth street, below ne avenue. The Franklin
their apparatus.
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49,.
BoOkcA
Double snd -.
Hair and Husk hsta,
Bolstsrs and Pillows
SO Feather Beds and Pillows
Large qusntity Of siuglI and Double Comforts
Brussels snd Three. ply Carpets
Rosewood aud Walnut Cribs, and Mattresses
Looking Glasses, Toilet Sets
Cooling and other Stoves &c
Together with general assortment Of Household
Requisites
Also,
3exsellent Family Carriages
2new Express Wagons.
Terms ca-h.
JAS 9. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
jams Auctionsets.
The national Republican., 1862-01-03
AMuselslcn ats.

OoD FELLows' HALL.--Ths Alleghaniaps and
Swi.s He'll Ringers announce their last appear,
ance TO night, and . bsueat for Miss Carrie
HifeIt. They have been greeted with large
and fashionable audiences.
CANTERBURY HALL.--Frank Brewer stills rules
the boards at tho Canterbury. His " dag 10
still there" and his bspedt should be \ bumper
tonight. Remember "Ginger Blue"
Frank Browsr's bon6lt tonight.
CHRIsrY's.--Nighuy, audiences, taxing the
f,il TO Its highest capacity, and testing the
strength OF buttsns and laeings TO dangerous
extent. prove the continued popularity Of
Cbristy.
OF equestrian and sorsbAtic prodigtes astonish
the hOrsemen Of the Potomac army and the
citizens OF Washington with their brilliant pro.
gramm0, -. sr .ENr,.. -.
The national Republican., 1862-01-03
LOCAL NEWS.
10 AdvsrNassea.

Nearly - thousand copies Of The, Rpso-
iican are circulated ss7ors the floating popuia.
ion every day, beaidss thslarge number served
10 regular suhsofthsr& AdvsrtisMs WI We
1ote aooordinsiy. .-t
The national Republican., 1862-01-03
Marriage Licenses Issued In 1891,

The number OF marriage licenses issued BY
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court in the year 1861,
was $50, a great proportion Of that number
being issued within the last six months. The
number Issued in the year 1850, was s23, an In.
crease Of Is the past year.
The national Republican., 1862-01-03
Naturalisation In tho District.

The number Of persons naturalised In the
District Of Columbia during the year 1851, was
81, against 2s4 In the year preceding. The
nsturalizations here all take place in the Cir.
The national Republican., 1862-01-03
The xsssnd District nesimsn,.

The Second District regiment already mum
bors upwards Of two hundred and hfty mon
with recruiting actively going on The Second
the District.
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RI GREEN - WILLIAMS, Auotioneers.
HANDSOME TWc-STORY BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT ATAUCIION

HANDSOME TWC-S1ORY BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT ATAUCTIOy
On TUESDAY, the 7th instant, we shall sell, at 1
O'Clock p m 10 front Of the premises, q good
It being lot ettered T. of subdivision Of original lot
No. 4, In square numbered 37s, with the Improve
msnts, which are good Brick dwelling House, 60 :,
&c.
fhe above property 10 situated fronting on an alley
running from North D. In the centre Of the "a dare
between Ninth AID Tenth streets.
Terms--One half cash, balance in six and twelve
months, for notes bearing iatsre from day of sale
deed given, and deed of trust taken
AL ooaveysnoing ut the cost Of the purchaser.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
Jan 1-e0dGds tSar-eol Auctionssrs.
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TRUSTEES RALE or HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD D
AND kiTCHkN FIREI7URE At PUBLIC AUC-
UON.
Oa UKSDAY, the 4th day of February, 1862,
shall sell, in font Of the auction store Of Green &
williams, No $50 Seventh ,treet west, at 10 O'Clock
\ m, BY virtue OF deed of trust from samuel and
Rotert Strong to tie subsor ber bearing date the
9,th day Of May, 1856 and recorded in j. a. 5 No
all ;clios c43 2il, 2i5 2I5, and 2I7 one Of ,he and
records for Washington county, In the District OF
Columbia, the folio aing named go:ds sad chsttes,
viz:
Sofa / Plush Chair, 0 Curtains and Cornice
80 yards Carpet, large Mirror
IS yards Ingram Carpet, Glass
! Bureau, ofa, Writing Deck and Top
lot Books, Carpet, Q Feather Beds
l Hair Mattress. Sofa, arge Gilt Mirror
Wardrobe, Marble top Bureau
2Centrs Tables, 2 Stanis, l. oking Glass
French Bedstead large Rocking Chair
medium size Iron Safe, & pieces Silver
4Paintings, IL Chairs, Washstards
lot Stair Carpet, stoves.
Terms cash In specie, or is equivalent
JOHN II. JOHNSON,
trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
jan 3-2aw&ds kuctioreers.
The national Republican., 1862-01-03

NJ Ssvepth stre&, 10 zee ~ new stock Of Cfo{hipG
jsst ncsavsd at skfra'e. No 40 seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-01-03

fAN ~ - II hA LII
Formeny the Washington Assembly Rosms)
the rear Of the National and Browne Hotels,
OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT!
With the Arst talent In America
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
TONIGHT, BENEFIT OF
FRANK BROWER!
His last appearance but one.
First Week OF SIGNORA LUCCI,
From the italian Opera, Berlin.
Tonight, the
VIRGINIA MUMMY!
FRANK BROWER AS GINGER BLUE
Characters BY the entire
9EAR SoR6FANx
New songs, New Dances, &C., &C.
THIS AFTERNOON,
A series of magnificent
AFTERNOON PERI ORMANcEs
will be given at
Canterbury Hall,
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN,
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN,
COSTLY PRESENTS
will be presented to the ladies, children, and
the audience.
Afle,,oaa Prices:
hsdiss' % cents gentlemen with ladies, 20 cents
Night Frioss:
cents.
- No Presents presented at night "a
The national Republican., 1862-01-03

GEOR0E cHnIsTY's
oF1RAH HOUSE,
~ TENTH STREET, BETWEEN AND y. -NsN
Open Every Night with
George Ohristy's Hinstrels,
From Brodd,oay, Ne,o York;.
Comprising 10 Of the
rICKED STARS OF MiNsrRELSY!
TIE entire entertainment under the Immediate di.
recfion of
GEORGE CHRISTY,
The acknowledged PtoNeev Of AIas!r.Isy!
This Evening will bs produced George Christy.s
iaughabls ExtrsvaganSa entitled
THE DOUBLES BEDDED R00M.
Dulcimer swyPes....:. George Christy.
Other characters by the company.
The usual melsnss Of Singing, Danoiug, Bur.
lssqus Opera, do, So., by tho whole company.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 20 cents; Gallery, Is oents
dec 81
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At Hospital at Oohunbiaa Ousse, Wdshintos
Dec. 27.
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Form Of offer.

l, Tor we) -, Of -, State f., hereby
Offer and agree to furnish and deliver at -.
sgresaby TO the provisions and in conformity to thu
the ofics Of Lighthouse Board. should ~, -
offer or bid be accepted request to be in
formed s., and that the contract may b.
The national Republican., 1862-01-03

Al Ge~Nul Hosptd, Union Ho4A, corner Bridge
and Wdskingtoa skeas, 6sovgaosDn, Deo 81.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-19
y myD 81
BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE
Is PUBLISHED svlav SATURDAY MORNING,
BY Q. DUNEiAM. af
OFFICIAL.

LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES
ny<d at the Second Sessi0n OF tie 1hi,ty-Setenn
Congress-. ,1hS
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AN ACT to prouide Internal Rerenue to support
Tie Government and pay Interest on the Public
De5L ~. ga" ~ /;
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THE TAX B1LL.

[PuBI1c-No. 97.l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20
BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
ouNDED CHARTERED 1854
LoCAT z D.

l. y Z 4 j r. y >.
Cor. BaItim ore and ChHr1es.StB.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
rTNHIs INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
i prosperous and hou-i.hing condition Twice dU
ring the last two has been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation of the in.
creAsing number OF students, representing nearly
every State in the Union.
II now occupies one of the most conspicuous and
desirably located buildings in the city. The
are couImodously arranged, spacious and elegantly
furnished.
The advantages and facilities here offered to young
desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
various duties OF the Counting Room, obtain
Thorough Practical Business Education generally,
unsurpassed in any particular, by any similar estab
lishmeut in the United states.
FACULTY:
L. *. LOSIER.
PriucpGl-Lecturer the Science Of Accounts, Com.
merce. Business Customs etc.
y. NJ. PHILLIPS,
Professor of the Theory and Practice OF
and Commercial Calculations
II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor of housekeeping,
N C. JOHNSON,
Professor of Business and ornamental PcuRanship.
S. 7. WILLIAMS. Esq.
Lecturer Mercantile Law.
REV. Z. YEATES REESE, d. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. P. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Tansaut,
Hon. ThOs Swami, Vim. H. Keighler, Esq,
Jacob Trust. Esq, Vim. Knabe, ESQ.
The College is provided with u CommerCiRi Library
of Standard Works expressly for the of the Stu
Each Student has desk to himself and is sepa.
There being no vacation during the year, Students
can enter at any time.
The time usual Iuired comp thu full
from S to IL weeks
A DIPLOMA is awarded to all Graduates
A large and Beautifully Oruamented Circular con-
tanning upwards of SQUARE FEEr, representing the
Exterior and Interior View of the College, various
characteristic designs. Penmanship. &C. by mail
particulars. Address L. & LOSIER
Baltimore AN8.
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--z.--,,,seI1nr yVillonesale = Retail
sHoE MANUFACTORY.

THE undersigned maybe found At 40
A5SjT street SglIere we arc extensively
sS,;i m manufacturing the latest and best styles
~ 6SsIity Of Ladies' AiEses5 children's, Boys ami
Shoes expressly adapted to the tastes
I ,,ccesziteg of the citizens Of Wheeling and the
anTronnding country, which we offer at wholesale
and retail At prices which cannot fail to please the
w. invite the trade, and the public, to call and
examining our goods. While we gratefully remember
100 -snRuine expectations hope in the future
10 merit continuance aud to share large increase
Of public patronage
Having largely reinforced our manufacturing de-
nartmeIlt with experienced and accomplished me-
ntanics we are prepared to manufacture styles aDd
GizEs to order for the trade and public.
noy22 JAS. PlLLSBURY 4 CO.