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LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
4 Memphis Opinion Of Gunboats


kf4tA1 LAE hCu1fAl6 A+A1A"+~1~'1
The grandeur Of moral power has seldom
been as impressiEely exhlo!tea !a s.ace e.! me day
the mere word Of the captive Caius Marius,
as it Eas in the sndden arrest OF the Federals
at New Orleans By the Roman-like attitude
Of 1he Mayor end people, Physical dlnger
they had braved; trlumphantly they passed
but the moral power of feaElessness In non
resistance, arrested them as q spell. No news
has Jet reached this city. in perfectly relia-
Bile. shapc, OF the Fedcra1 commander
having overcome the hesitancy in
Th5i ThiSh he was So 9nsxRectedl{ & M t thrq~n; S%
set surrendered-none TINT the cowed
invader las summoned sufficient courage to
occupy city which tells him it neither can
resist roT fear him. Whatever may be the fu-
ture fate of New Orleans or Of the Coufedera-
CT, the bearing Of her Mayor and citizens will
the Gauls By tie Roman Senate; and both
must ever be regarded IS the noblest stories
in the moral history Of mankind.-1b&d, 7fh.
OR RIVER GCNBoATs-
From the Memphis Argus, eth.1
What were gunboats made for? Before
this war commenced, when the old idea that
war meant fighting prevailed, it was generally
use, and that when Government during q
war, expended time aud money in the coa-
st1uction and armament Of gunboats, floattng
batteries and Ike aquatic concerns, something
was to be done in the way Of fighting. It
was not generally understood, then, that one
Of the main objects Of q fleet Of gunboats was
to keep large number Of shoulder strapped
gentry out of mischief, and provide employ
ment for crews without either ever being
bronght within sight Of IN enemy.
We made 4 great splurge with gun
boats on the Mississippi Immense
them, and some Us fine ordnance as
the Confederacy possessed we're placed at
the disposal Of the commanders, who. having
seen service, we're Of course expected to do
something. Will some one inform US of a
eingle benefit resulting to the Coufederacy
from the feet which passed Memphis with
pomp and parade, before its disgracefnl hula
ba1oo at New Madrid: Was single Federal
| thereby Disconnected? Were any Of the Yam
| kee batteries constructed on the banks, almost
within yieW OF the !" aotl1la," disturbed. y =
| Thus far, 1t must be confessed, our attempt
| with gunboats on the river has been disgust
| ing fzzle-nothipg more, nothing less. The
| people know it, feel 1t, and so does the gov
crnmept. At New Madrid, Island No. 10, On
the lower Mississippi and Lake Pontchar-
|. train, We hare the same results The majority
| OF the gunboats yenturing within range OF
| the enemys fleet at Fort Jackson, were either
| destroyed or disabled, and those on Lake
| PontchaTt1ain we're heroically destroyed bJ
| their commanders while no enemy was al
| hand, for fear, perhaps, that time could not be
spared for their destruction when he did come
| Remarkable forethought, that!
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c1D O~WFGO .IINE TRANS

NJ P{WTAT{fEN Et.MFAEG FUR s5.-FsiHoy
DBIe r ca, t}Fwefr; F. B. Dane d Co. lle 8ro1d
eueet Eev YORK. ptupF11tort
b. rrs'g..+f ~ sEe NJ Of 7ae asovr ga WELL
r.tte from thlr.eo hy Lake and a:4aL to Esssera
mas sess h=o bray, r.,5h,s trou y ssste:n M & eo'Hs ~
xpsr 1xprDlTIore. hut avoids sit rtsS cf CANAL.
HFYAE~ Ell nt &!rae 1se Thn C7np*oy aav4 II eE-
rt&.ye Floating E v+tnr with Apparatus for Mo ring
p1Bt1 1t G+wesn> with vh'ch tanE trAaefer gram.
shpr* ~ ths Line. FROM vtsseli n can / ns with
WRIGHT WHFTAEY, AEa1ta
CEe No :, Par*ee but'trt+ ID s:ory12 sratu %nfer
bz1eet. cosnt + Of Wells saxeak- =: Eps+p!*a2n
, 1862-05-15

BATTERlSG RAMs-Caps{dcrah cr,,oz;.v
wat excireo on saturday last ay the apoe,1
:ance at the )asdi:g uf several s+-,+ea.rs rtz.-d
and and att r.c by cav rsog th-ir rides With
two fbjcInt sst> o1 timber, each htiug about
eight inches t'tirk- and camp sed of i've 4k.
The rr,.ws are 1ron plated, and quite sharp.
Tht.+ are 'h++ ht>ats that We're pn ass:d ut
Pittsburgh -.'ss,- months since, and thcf have
been c'tuvrrss'd i.s'u rA,ns- They ar4 ver?
Iowtrs.l, and Ar.- intended to run DO IN and
sink neh.l c5~tt IN tnu Weeiora EiYera.-3sn-
<>an7a&. Guztt5=, 12ttaa.
, 1862-05-15

Washington dispatch 10 y. 7. Tribune. l2:h,]
Minister a,,,is announces from Corstanti-
mop e, 10 5. 'rttasy Seward, the death OF
An.t mean Mis-isn.ry j. Cofdn, who <as ::s-
ease mated, wl'b hi tSn guides. abou: the lss
OF AI,rll ou he r,ute from Adaoa to Afepps.
The n gion OF country where be ha1 been
pu'eulug lls pjrus lEhors i one Of the most
ln~l' Is aid eavsH- G:stricls Of tue TaFkl~h
Empire. III. iunahir=nts are nf the Grryo-
risn cre+o, ard fru,ayk4hie for their big tied
arc snt rly n..t!I:nal subjects s,f the Porte wl
exercises en' li't1e authority over them
ewing TO which fact several travellers have .,f
latt ,rark LOT HEIR lives IL, this rttrinn. and
pu Enrt'p'a 81 Chris,la Cali venture iaere but
at Errn Pt1s"ha! fisk Mr.. Morris h Is ikea
ule2eprte to s''cn,c me arrest, RI f,e ,,,,,i,
Par'i.e b, th'' luc&l authorities, and sunpla,a
them TO action.
, 1862-05-15
Steamboat It1f8.
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Western transportation Go,
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Western EXPRESS.
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THE WESTERN EXPRESS,
tovred and operated BY tn,s Company vii run oyer
IL NSE F156 GeB5al EsEos4 o B2aaio, connecting tE
following Ines of F7opeiis1s On he Tips and Lower
Lake.:
The C1saoe1" Lake Line Datly.
wrca e+o. 7,no s,a.,s-a
TON4wANDA, FOUNTAIN CITY,;
pRER STATF. WErONa.
MOHAWK. MENDOZA.
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oA1Ie, 4ooso 11eAusa2 sttees'
4xe yasfxo:5 K3~.e Yar.7..
New Ye1f esstFs': "a Eaasio' SeE ~
fo1k 2nd Erie Railroads.
VT Co Steamers W.T. Co Steamers,
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ILLINOIS. CONCORD.
c.-rra w-r e1r11xr, aur,
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VaIEN.i 4 .,HICAt4{1 UNION

~ RAu4kuAt-enAurxa ahH,.ra : sa1: .m
.esve Wels saseftes Ft+.
81 a., - e s,!. 9a,e 5o5 pseqass I'd ,zs1r
msdis1s poins nc NJ ss ,;;.,,ss o. a}asses
@f fot K9xtn B52sdere Rockford ND s1t<EsH.
49, rM.4. - "a Gr1Eys 2ar tntsE:ediaes5
AAks p"e5u ~ ,o1 BLOT and Jane@vpe y1N reke
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q 3Nss. .cnt1 x''I a "a rse 30 F. II 'EA9-
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, 1862-05-15

Druvtes nnd Fas6seza VIII uno ICE ma 5Sss hzx1A.
sax .ous e,uSe iDs Live Stocks C~secsuaA 1Aen< 0a.
vsrt-t- .td aupitrt :un sea4lt4AAz EaY1
ots uneu.-o u eii;H ;t* Aaa efHt
xtr-nr,r, i. .x,d e tasr E-1N tFon dArff3oafA2t
So III +. 1ound sven con for te.d1uk a1<
resting :nor . ots5sa q. q Us . g44AA4nE1eH1G 4
.,s+ NJ. I,,tnc th sn,rsast. 1cke1 xnS Tnet c.raf.
roure 10. stt,cs to S~~: 7orE-IvtA Au"ns7~-EEs
M, lrv..1 sz,xnees sDAn Aa5 o1heE-
REt,CE Il n Il. Gsn1 snF't astcoala. -.
T. !: H,1:t1 GsE" Ticket .Agsut Ph:1AdclpatA
.1115 IL
, 1862-05-15

Al the Generalization of war; millions Of
Northern property robbed In the South; bur
eensome faxaiion, and thosand millions Of
deht-these arc the assets of tie - old Demo-
cratic party;" these arc few Of the items
which that party has cost the country; and It
Is to such : history that this remnant Of
mouEners for that organization appeal to
show the necessity for its resurrection from
death Of treason and memory OF infamy.
b, CoTToS FROM NAsHy1LLE.-The Cincinnati
Gazette Of the 18th says: Yesterday morning
the Lady Pike arrived in this city from Nash
vile, bringing 1s8 bales cotton. The Jacob
strader brougt from Louisville, on Sunday,
, 1862-05-15

TH f
Northern Transportation COY
OF ONO
1prepared to transport property between
Boston, all Points In New England, New York
and tho Vest
With p,or1ptness care a11 dispatch.
This well known Line OF Fourteen Flrstclass Screw
Steamers connec:s At OEdensburg with the
Railroad for Boston and all Points In NsV
England;s
1t Gaze Vincent with the
Railrcad and Propelor Liua between Cape
Vincent and NsW York,
-erd st Oewcgo with
LINE OF 25 FIRST CLASS CANAL BOATS,
Between Oswego, Troy, Albany and New York.
Forming rA1L9 LINE from Boston, New York.
Qgdens 7urEn Ca7e Vincent and 05Te1o 70 Cleveland,
Toledo and Det1oi1-
AND 4 TR1TEEK LINE TO
Chicago. Milwaukee and intermediate Ports.
AGENTS.:
J. Myers 1e1 Broadway. New Tosk- John Hook
Ing. State ttreer Boston Geo. 4 EDDY 0GdenshqrEh
Wcgo. Pelttu Z Breed, Cleveland. Walker Hayes
To}edo. E. H. Mathews. Detroit. O. J. Hsle, MtlWau
kee. Taylor. Nat1Ay & Co.. Rscine-
cLARY & HOWE, Agents,
Foot Of Forth Lasalls ST., Chicago.
lap1-p52 6ml
, 1862-05-15

L1N-
1868. The Admiralty invents stone feet,
with cork kee1s, and defcs Sir William Arm
EtroDg-
1862. Sir William Armstrong inyents the
HANNIBAL, or Alp Shell, which contains the
srrong est vinegar, and melts the stone ships.
Hnvirg for the third time destroyed the Brit.
isb lee1, he is raised to the pee1age Of Lord
Bomb
1870. The Admiralty inyents an aerial fleet,
which sails In the clouds, ont Of shot range,
and the first lord takta q double sight st Sir
William Armstrong.
Mr. Gladstone fourth time doubles the In
co1nr tax.
1871. Lord Bomb in7ents balloon batter
Ing train, and in an experimental discharge
brings down all the British fleet into the Ger
map ocean.
1872. The Admiralty, in desperation, inyeuts
by tunnels to all the colonies; but ME Glad
stone b1andly suggests that as everybody no =
pays twice his Income In tlNes, the people
may object 10 further imposts unless some
proof If economy is given
Government therefore stop the pensions oi
hundred euperlnnuated clerks, discharge
come extra night pnrters at the Treasury, aud
bring in estimates for the 81 hterraneau feet,
1873 Lord Bomb invents bis typhaous, ol
| earthquake shells, and sutfocates the British
| feet in the Taamanis Tunnel.
| MIR Gladstone fifth time donbles the In,
| come tux.
1874. The Emperor Of the French proclaims
| the Iii l. urium, which Of course immediately
i cnlIst tors remit the quarters income LAX no
| Jet due. Lord Bomb inyeu's his volcano tire
! works in honor Of the occasion, and By soms
! accidrnt burns q :; the pu bic
, 1862-05-15
Marn Rlbbfr Uru68.
GEELEY'S HARD RUBBER
TRUSS.

MAEuTAcTuRKD u6DERh hsas d &GooDYEAR'sP PETza1.
This Truss 1s having success In curing Hernia or
Euplu1e before unknown in the history OF Trusseat
Unlike ALL otheFa used In the following respects:
+ K1tL EKvER R9sT Qhe spring being costsd WIN u
Precipitation 6em the body, MOB BREAK, GHIK GIL
OF BLIs7EK- WILL NOT SLIP oR MOVIE FROM PLAoH,
FILTHY and is alwsys CLEAN AID As GOOD As sEw.
They have been used by 30O persons in this citE
and Surrounding country within the past year,.
and have failed to give satisfaction IN all cases
Of the VorBt form References can be given Of csses
CURED In this city Of thirty years standing which
vel known to some Of the most eminent Surgeons n
he only reliable Truss q for nse Dr. sealey having
lifting Of TTusses viii GUARANTEE this Instrument In
every epect to be represented, the same Truss
quirel an daily receiytng orders for this 1nsT1
assure the public that 1t Is rapidly snperceding al
other T1ussee In use Persons Wishing this Instrument
be fitted By sendinF stIe II tnces around hips IN
Hen Of Rupture to Dr. J. sEELEY, IN South Clark
street. Chicago Ill., So: copEetor and Manufacturer
oD receipt Of stamp. P. @. Boz 4s55- au261sTrs IT
, 1862-05-15
Drg BnDnH.

r ARGE STOCK OF GOO0S
L from eHERIFF sALR3 3uss rec5avass 1t R43FLA-a
Ches tore which VIII sold 1t great asctt 1ca 70
~ 4nk te ETenFe~t bargains o4efod IN
fhe C1r> Lori ~ the psfrea:
, 1862-05-15

THICAt1G b RUCK SLANT
- aanE1phu.-1;kAn4A ~ .Iax.-wm.xa T..
x1Etanst to11ssi a:s;4E Sunday NOV r!u is61 rssSe
tE4v+ EhM:Hrt Day Ex7Fxsa md aiai4 aundsJs e
septen 11:ssA T. s',kn1 E1pteah s.1u1o.gr a1reptee
~ - go:iss As45o4n oSAtoa. seadAT e.ss3Fs e
r, ": JolfA! Arss:xufnftA1eca 9Sc L. II
, 1862-05-15
ss Puuchss on From.

Pinch Of April 19, has 4 cartoon represent
ing "Vu'can arming Neptune" Neptune is
personitied By 3 sturdy irou~clad John Bull.
the rivets Of whose armor Vulcan is energeti-
cally clinching, and upon Whoee heads sea.
NJ mphs place an iron crown. The descriptive
letter press is from s'Punch's Homer" and
tells chow Vulcan gave iron ar1nor to Tau,
rus s-Neptunus,' ending thus:
They brought the iron arms, and Taurus, glad,
Himself therein inpenetrab1y clad
And now he said, come On who dares or eau.
Long ranges, or close quarters, I'm hie man,
The same number Of Fauch has the follow,
, 1862-05-15
Florence Sewing Machine Company,
l.. CORNELL Il, Co.'s
Sewing Machines.
PRICES FROM RE To So

TsE4art 4 Fairs Patent. Wilcox d Gibbs Patent.
Empire Patent
Al Sew1ng Machines In market make one OF another
Of these three etitchea Single Thread Glitch Double
Lock Stitch {ftom two common Bpools}; Lock or
Shuttle Stitch (aliEe On both sdes) An experience Of
OF every Sewing Machine Of any standing, fully warrant
us in saying that hare By far the best snles moE
STITCHES No one can deny that each stitch Is good
hsn e pads snd 1 nt ench ~ n 5f
ean Gsn a. nnPrey9dcsd 6oTledge Of the sgal merit
privilege Of exchanging Different sizes will suit al
parties E4sfgEer thsy Wts9 to sew Or Heavy Manu-.
are large and heavy 81 S,ngez's, whl1e they run
ngtlcr Easter and With less than Of the noise
and we Ra: Eewhg Machines by the week Or month.
Lady IL In attendance 70 do all kinds Of stitching
Send red stamp toz Bau7les sud Circular or ca ana
Sea thCm at
1873 Lake Street, {up stairs,
Address L. CORNELL q CO, Box 81, Chicago. 81.
, 1862-05-15

PROBABLE CHRONOLOGY.
1860. Mr. Armstrong, of Newcastle-upou-
Tyne, invents rafed ordnance that will knock
any ship to pieces. He is knighted and the
Admiralty is bcnighted.
1851. The Admiralty RECEIVERS and invents
iron slips that resist any known cannon balls.
1862. Sir William Armstrong inVents gun
that smashcs the iron ships into blacksmith
eretps. The Admiralty collapses.
1858 The Admiralty Te-expands, aud IN
vents platina ships fastened with diamond &C.
ment, and Sir William Armstrongs balls 1F
to pieces like bon -bons.
Nr. Gladstone doubles tile Income tax.
1864 Sir William Armstronginventsb brazen
tAnndetbolts (supposed to be the original Ju-
piter's) and in 4 pleasing experiment sends
The greater part Of lie British alect 10 the bot
tom Of the Sea.
1865. The Admiralty : iuvcnts tnrpedo vessels
winch sal under water, and below any range
Of guns. Sir William armstrong tears his hair
and swears in the Newcastle dialect.
1866. Sir William Armstrong invents yer
tical gun that discharges Greek fire straight
down, and second time be DESTROYS grrAter
part of the British 1eet- The Lords Of the
Admiralty are about to hang themselves, when
thou.ht strikes them, and they don't.
Mr. Gladstone again doubles the income
tax
1867. Dr.. Cumming, who has forsome weeks
hetn having in his coals By tue eack only, sud
now to be peace everywhere, the Admiral ?
does not invent any thing, but waits to Sec
In order to test Dr.. Cummings veracity.
and to find out whether lions will lie down
with Kids the Zoological Society {against the
advice Of THEIR excellent Secretary, MI. Sclater)
let loose their biggest lion while charity
school is in the gardens. AS the lion. instead
| Of lying down with 4 kid, only lies down tt
digest him, the Admiralty thinks there Is sout
mistake somewhere, and determines to invcn
q new fret.
| Mr Gladstnnn frrf u1nrn 1nuhlegthe incornf
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE ,..
" f08 HI WEST, NJ
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD sad NEW rORK
CkNfRAk AHRO\D.

On AID AHTER DicRnsHa ., 1851,
ExpreA Trains leave New York city depots O.
HSdsOn River Railroad daily, sundays sxsspssd, .
IisT /; J; Ss..a' stree. Ere. !: seh ;s.s station
liz .isr.x ssr:x'pn' i,.;S.: ,;S :: ~ r. '0n n.
oass, 1915 p. n.
and o@ sssS strest: is ioSc ~ ..spas 90 en oss
Troy Pa9 ssd dAOsany sss :ad sSy ry sss S.ss E ;s
ttral RailroSd for gehsasSeady, s1ockssssr. USoa
baMvis, Homs, and etataoas = Reos nd WeAor.
town Railrcsd, Buffalo, syrs1ss, 1Agara isils,
ssv. Ssc Sss:Ss: IL SSsss:S:s
Western Raiires1, iSr Hslstiios, Tetcsso, Dstroit
GGh,OasG, Toledo, nLlw.ykis, Fcsd Do LA, q
DaSnqus, fsosia, Rock Islssd, niseeths, iovlCity'
0:i;O, :: f:is a.Ssi. Leusvlis, 6Ss;a.
Ws.. pMnytSnn, SoiunnSs Clevslsnd, and III points
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with Trains at Troy, with Troy aud
Boston and Rens. and Saratoga Rasds for Saratoga,
Point, Plstsbarsh, osdsnsSSrsS, xoDsIs:i, a.,
r. rrelsA. Ar..essn.n.s By .A.s rou,s ss .so,.,
sns, tno11 sSt fHas11ss o. Car. from ths ppo,s e Chan
= made BY other Railroad Compa1ies The fsciii
ties q this grest New York Route 70 the West con
mend It to the confidence Of merchants and shppers
Passenger TRAINS, With Hmokias sud Slespa,s
Sss: So run In connection on The New York Central
For Particular ss to local train .aad freight A.
, AZ sHiTH'
deo II 61perintepdsnt
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

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gB'fB1 Aassss NneM ~ fAAssssA Avun, i4i,r
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=. s:sysSs ~ ssesay =. pressssesai ssy.sss y
- psupp pSSInS 4eYsS II q s1ys.1lve gsSt!es n
shs.es BE dsy \ svsfy - WIisk MY S pfscssssd
Dr. l. he's secured ~ rehs y - ~ ,sv, .,rov,.
INT, pstssted ut y Dm. 4 - =. LsAay, e Phi.
Or pfadna platts, whioh pfsoIldes t6s posbIity ci
saAya or foreien materials seoretlne betWSSn an.
st the zane time rsndering the opsfstios - 6r1'
natufal. and Of more utility 70 tAs pattsnt dispsns
Ing with the ordinary mods Of fhsteninR BY ffvVt
ing Or soldefiug, which oan oausss ne spsinan9
Of patss and sonssqusntly a inpsrisst adhplSfios
Hs wo.Id respectfully invite the psblis 10 his ess
70 sxanlne this impfevsmeut. To Do % 70 BE- eoa-
used. - -----0 " - -'7'n
Ths asntai p.cSs.acn Z also invited 70 ssll m
40, leotisss a. b fSr:i;hsd with tsssh Of ali
whsr6. Ht M -.-- M = nov S-tf
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
pAssBsfsRR-TnAJrs.

tPsAssBkeRR TRAEFs.
9. ss ss:s.i ss:s Ess,,u.y ,v !, ,:s2 n: n.
nofo VII run - follow:
~ dsay dars.s AZ vsst. end Is 4 sssdsr. "'''
FOR PnibADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
Il !, wshsssIP r. sss i n and
| los. a 80 md .. m. - -
FOR fHfLADELPHix.xtsp. n.
| FOB HARRISBURG and the NORTH and
Y WEsT-Leavs Washington at q. m, and or S
FOR PREDERICK-At74oa m, and D. m.
TRAINS MOVING NORTH. .
s.i%ess ;t: nv SSiisssips,s m
oisins Xoso1&ned.lion ialiSss iss1ss & Ws!Siss.oa = =,
sscsic.s -, q st Bslinors. Ths s the morning oonnso
Nsv iers sii Train lsavs wsshinstou 1t II .. N.
Arnvs q Hslttnore 1870 p. m; fhfladsiphia IN
phllsdelpbia Trsin leave, washington st D. n,
4 tiiSocns "a y ssiinoro ssA6o n, and Philsdelphis
Aftsrsooe Aeeonmodatiop leave Washington 200
q Datimors. This tis Aternoon Cenncotion % s fos
Evsnins Express Iesv. wsshinrtov n n A.,
,iys 4 ssltimo.s stS Fl fS,!sdsiphis 8 D. M n.;
new s.l aork = m, Hsv!isburs . n.
W s Sendays' leave Warrington ct 500 sad 500 p
The 5 90 2. m. !raid from Washington oopncc,s
through TO New York every day during the week.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Leave New York at .. m; Philadslphia II. % q.
m; Baltimore LOOP, n Arrive At Washington %
iesv. New York at p. m. Phil.delph,. 10. 50 n.
n; Baltimore Z 10 m. Arrive at wsihingtoH 3. %
Leave New Yorh ., II ,. m PAliadelphi. $50 q.
= a ce'umos 7.~ . n. Arrive 1t Nashinston
Local Aseoanodatioa ,Trains leave Baltimore n
y, saa ~ p: n fof Waahington arrive ihsre
o. sundays stl 6 and ,.ss q. m. only from p,lt,.
sunday. : - ''''~',' ,''."''''''s 'n
fassenssr Trains leaving Washington at 7.Ios, m.
sno 90 2. m and Baltimore ~ 7.3S q. N. and ls6
2 N. make direct connections for Annspolts A. ths
yuncuol. fTbe 7.40 m. and the ., N, connect Al
sany ney ior Frederick Haseis:own, 10 &o., except
Traias leave Annapolis for Baltimore and w.,b.
"ECn .,.. 9 ~ c.eG sT.. :. e. and s.c 2: m;
,:ssaB sSa B...os.s E .so .sS
D. -, VII acp osiy al An~apoll Jisclson.
way Passengers must take the Aeoommsaahom fssim
fralns will kavs wUhins,op and Baiamors
g.spey HPo~ card tisHe excepting that the 30 q n
I.Ss g u and p, a. trains viii wait 20 minutes,
rs - seesrs te Passengers and Malls from
FOR SICK AND WOUNDED soLpIkR, i,
:, - sselal car, with IN sttesdsut with bedS viii
lesvs Washinsto ton twios week for PhiladeIphis di
rect, g q n for the accommodation Of sick and
a.. ". r. SMITH,
MDs master Of TraAsportstios, Bait
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

+ Mia THOMF0ON Wi open ,o1r Nv r
1yise Sf Ian I'D Winter nnliisfy On Thur, X
lic gensfally b Invited, and a sxanation csiicit
Cd, at our Tsnoy and Millinery .0torO No so ~
sylvania Svsuu6, between Ninth and TSntA etrests
oct 30 HUTCHIN0ON d MUNRO
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

ITO INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs.
L MUNN 4 CO., prcprietors Of the Soientin>
AAmeIicsu, and agents for procuring American and
PA II u NJ II .,
With SiL:een Years E1perience in he Bvs;nes,.
Refer to Hon. Judge Macon, Hon. Joseph Holt,
Bon. W. d. Bishop, ex-Commissonsrs Of Patent.
have had business dose through Mum Co.'s Pat
ent Agency.
Pamphlet Of advice sent free BY mai.
nAil.
No charge for consultation, orally Q. BY mall
Preliminary Examination In United states Psten,
ofhce, S6.
Ufnccs, No 81 Park Row, New York; W Wsshinktou
,orner OF and Seventh streets, opposite the Pssni
'moe. mar 1l-6Dtf
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
CLOTHING, &c.

GUNNER CLOTHING,
We Offer or srss asscrtrpent Of thin SUN. ~ 4
mer Clothing at reduced prioes Our stock y
mems, Youths', and Boys Wearing Apparel III
Of the most desirable and fashionable styles.
Also, Shirts and Furnishing Goods In great variety
Clothing made TO order at the ehortest notice.
WALL, 81 EPHENS b CO.,
SS2 Fennsylvania avenue,
julyis between Ninth ead Tcnth IL.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
ti T Y II A l. l.,

~ " FArudry 8, leg.
Ihr A'ssssr5 hiying completed The Annual As.
a-H-rt fI- 1859, will m 10 he.r roo n CIV Hal
!. if1 o. Appeal, from the 10Th 10 the .6tn OF
'i' month, nciu'iye, 10 hear Complaint. and 10
i "a" .L- c-TO C..OGs 80 tr may de -In necessary
GEORGE COLLARD,
it' i-.@W'd Secretary.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
GAS FITTING.

GAS FlxTURES.-Ws havs in ore, and
~ are daily receiving, GAS FIxTGkEs Of en-.
drey new pattsrns and designs and finish, superior
IN style to anything heretofore offered In this market
We invite citizens generally 10 call and examine our
that have the best selected stock In wsshington
All work In the above line intrusted 10 our sars
will be promptly attended TO-
MYERS Mo9HAN,
DAl l2o-0m No. SIC d street.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

A LII MEN DISCHARGED FROM SERVICE
n can get htt.u cut Ia y nice tuit OF Clothes Al
les Than New York prices, u the People Clothing
Store, 100 Seventh street lStaIl iS2ls-dlR
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

THE undersigned also manufactures and keepe on
hand large assortment Of
Officers saddles
do Shabraques
do sword Belts and NountinSs
do Sword Belt supports
do Skeleton knapsacks
Saddle Blankets
Brides xnd Hartingales
Saddle Vslises
Hair Gin tbs
Officers Sword Knots
do Haversacks
rlain Feed Bags
Buffalo Robes
Horse Covers snd Hoods
do Blankets
Superior lie sther Trunks
Travelling Bags
Side Saddles
Hiding and Carriage WhipS
Brass and other Spurs
Carriage and other Harness
And every article In his line at low prices for cash.
JAMES 8. TOPHAM,
deo 81 400 Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

nR. A. 8APPOrE > Inssxuetsr and Leo
~ ~ sissr e fhy.oogy. Chs.i.try. Botany, s.d
fsss. fs:s T:sss'f 9, !rsssh spsssh Ls.aa. osrmaa
ssss:. "%s:; SS 70 g ,s:s s S;.f s'sr
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

The attention Of oounoisseufs and the public sen.
orally u invited to my stoek Of ps Bfan1ss Ines
Cigan Ieas Ae com, ,Iising Hsnnse.ty, Otsrd, and
don, Nuns, Heidsiok L Co sad Associates Verge.
ney, Chanpagnes, Psrmsftins, Amontilado, and
1risre Sherries; Wanderer, Reserve, and Southsids
sbrated "WsC" Club .Aouse Gin; Irish, Ssofeh,
Bourbon, and Monopgshels Whistles; Jamaioa and
St Croix Runs; CabsIo, Figaro, La Rosa De Ban
very dne Young hysou, Hyson, Imperial, and Ebg.
lish GIeakfa't less, IN catty boxes, impor ed BY
myself, expressly for family use. Jan 4-tf