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The national Republican., 1862-05-10
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Hst York of tho yaAss Riv'r

Fosri 3 NoSnoE, Nay AT 10 o'oloch, The
reverbefelion Of heavy oanoon uR tas ysnes
river indicates that our gunboats ere doing
GOOD servics. Ths heavy guns of tAs 0Aleas
can be dhHncNy heard, END Va hqve t1inga
that thsyi soon ,Sieoosd the fSbel 6ssesty q
Days Point snl vsrs q lsat .acooanta q work
q the rebel battery on Hog islaodi which vas
said 70 be ~ psihcipal deiencs o. JAMES fiver.
TAsy wsss expsstsd' 70 be above Williamsburg
mousnl 70 elsihs tAe death blow 70 ksgrudes,
johnson, end liss, who viii thus BE- cut %
from sscape 4 rpuof slys thst GSns. Fraahlln
aud oedRviok hAvs Oatdsnked them from west
Point sSd dtiys6 thsn bsok aitsr : tsrftb'e
battle; n %, ~ Ruubdats viii 6hnk then %
tho oder and Sut On their retreat sou,hward.
Lartsr sAon YowKrows,
learn BY The Nelly Baker, Just arrived from
Yorktown, that @ neral Mcclellan hos advsnc
I'd two miles beyond Williamsburg, and has
he'd several skirmIshes with the enemy. ront
ing them them with heavy loss.
The smbsrkatiou Of troops for West Po'ut.
waa progressing With great raPidity ,end heavy
battle had taken plscs on Wedpeedsy afeer-
noon between tbe troops Of Generals Frankiin
and Sedswick And the rebels under General
Lea. Who were endeavoring 70 make their way
70 Richmood. II 10 said IN have been the e.
verest battle oa The Peninsula, and the rebels
we're totally routed and A,nked, being driven
back toward. the forces under johnson. on
the Chickahominy. .- ' ..' ....,'. .'
| TEE LArssf. ."L '
learn that the AFFAIR NJ West Point wss %
attempt 10 prevent our troops from landing
The rebels, nnmtsring thirty thousand, were
driven back VI great slaughter, principally
BY The Gro Of the gnnbosts, The number Of Out
troops landed at the tine being email.
Il
The national Republican., 1862-05-10
Ben. McCullochs body has besn buried
Austin, Texas. "

Ben. Mcculloch's body has 'bssn buried at
Austin, Texas. =,
II 10 reported that the youngest daughter Of
the late Senator Mason has bee me a luuatic,
and Ia confined In mad -house.
A mass convention Of the Uoion men OF In
diana, has been called 10 meet at Indianapolis
on the 10 b Of June,
The oolorsd people Of Portland had q mset-
Ing, on Monday evening, to celebrate the abo
lition Of slavery 10 the District Of Columbia.
REBEL PGAYsRs IN FREDxRICKsBuRG.-In all
the churches at Fredericksburg, on sunday,
fsrvent prayers were offered for the salvation
Of JET. Davis and bis rebel crew.
The Richmond Examiner says that Govern =
Lstcber has ordered out Tor service sll th, old
men between IS and 55 years Of age, who were
spared by the conscriptfon bill,
HERsiSGs Taunton and New Bedford
(Msa) papers chronicle Sn imm ,nss catch Of
herings this year G0,000 st . time. 20, 900
st another, SO plenty are they, that farmers
uss them for manure. (snF .af.'
The national Republican., 1862-05-10
ososos N WESTON. Go'ros.
rhs cArrua. o. snw onL.Ans

THE CAPTURE o. Nnw ORLEANS.
The details Of the capture Of New Orlsans
will Be- found On our ousaids. Tue incidents
are % extrso, dinary, that their interest," IL
scarcely impaired BY the previous public
knowledge Of the general facts Our feet bad
passed the forts below, and appeared before
the city, which then surrendered We knew
what bad been done, but we now know for the
arst time how Il was done.
We doubt II any naval exploit on record e1.
oseds this 10 good condsc,, In good fortune, and
in the import0es Of the result achieved. Ms
poleon lost at Trafalgar, ships, colonies, and
commerce." but still retained empire on The
land. By this blow, the rebellion loses the
last hope Of ripening into recognized nation
slity, and is utterly overthrowu rs political
movement 10 daring and conpletssess Of ex-
ecution, this capture fully rivals Nelson's de-
structiou Of Danish naval pewer 1t Copenha.
gen.
We can now fully understand Why the rebel
Commodore Hollins Ia reported 10 have pro-
nounced the reported capture Of New Orleans
to be "incredible." He knew the vast and
multiplied preparations 70 defend II, the forts
above aud below, the gunboats, the impregns-
BILE floating battery. the chain across the river.
the nreships and are-rafts, and lest and not
least, his own production. the ram Msnasas
He believed these deiences 10 be absolutely
and that undoubtedly was the
opinion Of all the rebel leaders, and sill more
confidently the opinion Of the rebel masses st
the South. II is this unexpectcdners Of the fall
Of New Orleans which gives Il q moral effect,
almost equal to its material effect, 10 deprivips
the rebellion Of what was at once II. financial
stronghold, and, in military point Of view
ia most commanding position.
1t will be seen that Com. Farrsgut intends u
follow up what he we'll describes "a " The STAN
pede," and that Mobile Is 10 feel the next blow
Of our f.et. 1t has been the fault Of both sides
80 far in this war, not TO follow up advantage
The navy, It seems is determined 10 try to se
different example.
This conquest Of New Orleans is permansn
one. 1t can he held by the national power
with perfect ease, without landing . man, tb
river being now open and unobstructsd TO tn
sea. 1t makes no difference that New Orleau
contains one hundred and seventy five thousan
people, and it would make none, II sll thos
people were disloyal, a. happily they are no
Indeed, the more people the city contains, th
more completely It Is 10 the power Of gun an
mortar boats, because the larger the city th
greater exposure Of life and property 70 d
struc,ion. The forts below being In the d
tional power, and that power being supreu
upon the water. there is an end Of sll hope
the reco:ery Of New Orleans by the rebels.
The national Republican., 1862-05-10
Artillery Duel at Sew
ellis Point!
THE MERRiMAc OUT!
The .MOsstsOr "G0es IN!

FUsrRnss MoSRoE, May 8, (vis Baltimore,
May S.)-Shortly before NOON to day, The Mon.
itor, Nsugstuck, Semiso,e, susqushsnna, Da-
cotah, and San Jscinto In the order in which
they are named. steamed up towards Sewell's
Point, Capt Lsrdnsr, Of the Susqushanns, COM
mandiug the expedition. As soon rs within
range, they opened with shot and shell over
Sewsll's Point, most Of hch we're good shot.
II was nearly half an hour before any reply
was made from the point Th Rip Rsps next
opened, and then ,he Nsugatuck, for the first
time. Several shots were fired from The single
gun on the extremity of The point, when one
from the Monitor struck 10 the vicinity, doubt
less disabling the gun, as II has not been nred
since. The position Of the Monitor was far in
advance Of the rest Of the feet, and she con-
tinued 10 motion, ill within . mile or two Of
the point, when considerable execution must
have been done bv bsr accurate firing. The
Nsngstuck kept In the background, the range
Of her Parrot gun enabling her to do so. The
Sewell's Point battery replied briskly. The
Rip Raps fred occasionally. and s'oontinued
are was kept up from the gunboats.
The affair wss comparatively uninterestins
from the point Of view on account Of distance
Details could not be seen. Al about O'CLOCK
black smoke was seen 70 ariss, supposed occs.
stoned by oombustible shells thrown into the
woods. It 5000 died away, however, and dis
appeared. Nothing more occurred till littlt
baiors two, when firing was very feeble from
the Point. The Monitor about this time return
ed from an advance position and rejoinsd thl
| fleet.
In distance nothing OF hsr could be seen, bu
small square black dot 10 the water. Att
and quarter very dense black smoke aros'
rapidly from the Point-probsbly burning o
barracks or other buildings. At about half
past two the Aerrimac made her appearance
when the feet r.turned, except the Monitor
The Merrimac is still (hve oclock) of, thu
Point, where the Monitor is ready to sttacl
her. The Seminole has returned to the lowe
roads. No prospect Of fight at present
| HLEpsst five o'clock.-Ths Monitor has re
turned The Mei rimsc 10 in h I same position
The national Republican., 1862-05-10
OLD HUNDRED IA CANA Yorktown cor
relates the following incident:

respondent relates the following incident:
On sunday evening, few hours after sun.
set, while We were sitting 10 our tent In com.
pany with several other ".pecials," one Of our
number, laying bis hand upon our knee, sud.
denly said 70 ~, ''Hark. what Ia thatf" In .
second all bad ceased talking, aud every ear
eodsavOred 10 catch the sound which bad ut.
trscted the attention Of his c0mrade. There
was silence for moment, and then there was
waited across the air the music OF that gl0ri.
0us anthem, "Old Hundred" In which II seem
ed q thousand voices were participating.
All OF US immediately sought the open air,
and there stood until the last note died away
upon our ear. Never before have We heard
anything 80 msgnifciently grand 10 that rams
"Old Hundred sung BY the soldiers Of the
Union army on the plains of Yorktown. The
cir wss made vocal with the music, and the
woods around rsverberatsd with the mighty
strain. Beneath the canopy Of hssvsn the
soldiers gsEed upward into the starlight sky
and sang unto God, "from whom oil blessings
Cow" an anthem that stirred In the heart oi
man the best and boliest emotions. The Incl
dent was . sublime one siths- for the poet OF
the artist =" I-a r''.'' ....
The national Republican., 1862-05-10
DaoPosALs FoR noRsEs

n .H|s. W. rT
r. r. DEsor QuAntlhuAarsRs Ovv,us, n.l
Corsks ef AtoAAsNtA AID o krsats, washisytor.
SEALED pRoposALs will ss received At iii.
once until Saturday, ths 10Th day OF Nay, q y
ts,oOD Two .,bou'snd Horsss, Of the ioiiowins Do.
Schptions, viz ....n- e.t,. .a.En = .fr
,.-, ... - CAVALRY = .t..1
fos c.y!Lai q 1000 Que thrSs.nd 2. II hose. Isn
. u: :dGis; eo-p.c.iy baii,, snd ir.s rom @ ii
dsfeots -. .'r-.r r,Il 49, - WV y
r. ARrILLERY. b" om
Eos AnrILLsHS.-1,O ,OOc) One thousand hofsss,
nom Qskl aftesu and one half to t1Hy sixteen handi
high, between nse and eight yeau o. sGs; Of dsrl
broken to h,rnss, and to weigh not s;s than 100
pounds =
cSs.g nv; HI ;Y: sS:. s:: ..s .;s. s % the bid
both Be- nd Tor on tbs ssms pspsr. : W '
any bitdsr v,shs. 70 p,ois,s for both classes h.
elsss oo.sias . as and basius no reference to any
othsr pr0posai BY ths snne OsrtV. .H"' :,
ths Uartaers must appear, orh will rot bs ooasid
Proposals nu.t :. addressed 70 Coz D, II. Ruolsr,
ess f,sp a Ss e. :'d
/. az ... GUARANTEE
Ihs ability Of the bidder 70 MI the outrsct should
II BE- AWARDED TO him nust be susrantiei by two re-
sp,nslbls peisoos Nhoss dGnsiu o must b sppssd.
TS. responsibility af ths susr.ntor, mu.. b.
shown By the ofAcial oertAcste the CLERK Of the
nsar.st d,irict coat or OF .hs United siatss district
IRlddtH mast b. present. In .psnon who's the bids
an, opened, o. their propossI will not b. oonssd
ssnds, In the ~. Of ten s,ou..uS dollars. signed
BY ths eestfse!or and beth .f his gaarasior. wiz
required Of the sucosssul bi dsr upon 'snins thu
A De bond mos. accompany ,h. cou,rsst, It vi !
them, OF TO have bon"s sisnsd In sntispatiIn snd
z ~ = ssis & q: sso:
bsns nsds = !hi' Olos either psnon,ily 81 isttsT
i - :" ierm Of Guarasies ,.,- -
OF, ssd -. o. The county Of -, - and
State Of, do hereby guarsnty that -h be b
bs soesptsd he will at once enter into contract IN
. eordapce herewith :
pa ed to become his sscu.itiss. 81.
(io this suaran ee must he appended the qDieia
certificate above mentioDsd)
r.r INSPECTION, DELIVERY, 80
Al horees ooatsastsd foI und this sdver,isemsp,
70 % 5. aSss H0
Ihs horsc. mst ali De delivered 10 his city On o,
tm- " vii &C. Ss.nss O. ~ prsssx Sss No
| Payment TO be = ade upon The completion ot each
| intfact, or 20 sooa thereafter ~ The the d, po
| Qaa' t.rmaster Ahau be 10 funds, . ~
Any info' ,psliiy in the bid, or non eonformauca
with the terrns Of 'is advcrttemsnt will iasure ths
These horses viii bs NV rded in lois Of n more ,hss
| 2p0) twe huodred esch. unless the DEPOT Quarter
master should deem for the interest OF the GoyeTn
| msnt to accept larger number W.T.
TINS Depot Quhftcrmsetet iessfves ~ h,InselI ths
right 10 reject any oil bids the, b., may deem tot
| high, ~ = - -.'0
| ID u RUCkER,
q" Co'onel and Depo, Qusrterusstsr
| ap a-tMRyf8, -.t 'i'TI - = '1-'''..
The national Republican., 1862-05-10

ASSISTANT TREAsURxR At NKw YoRk.-Jobn
J. Cisco, Esq, Of New York, havisg recently
been appointed Assistant Treasurer Of the U.
States at that city, was yesterday confirmed by
the Senate.
The national Republican., 1862-05-10

l. 1900 icsms writing paper, 10 BY 70 inches, 70
$500 i.:s s tsis sss s sh .sssh.
8 100 r.ss: wIitias. .psbsr, !. 'by 9 isehss, to
waSi twe.y two posnds Psr rsn.
200 ram c:,as ,H.Sss cr1s 4, p.ss' y syis ''shs' 70
uutt eostsin 900 petisct ,hests 70 u iss and no
s oa ere S s' Ssss e S
:tsIs,.liy ts, sny',eP;d os:;s =: 70 b
be required BY ths odee. Ihose 10 ols'ses 81, 5,
and s.c y 3 wh! Z. snd Of shs a.s and weights
The nsS. i r:ssrss d Of ordering greater .. ls..
hc o.s~s 70 bs iurci.hed At suoh tnsS and in such
ssoS . - viii ss cossidsrss ssssrstsiy, and bs
fos css o. more Of he oissss In ihs ssns propasl
p..a y tks ssarsn.es that The oder q bisdcrs Il
hi their propol Dc accepted viii eater into
an obligation. yith soM and ssiasie.t suieti:s to
possi. Vii Be isTsil.sd ii sSb Jes, snd soss ~ viii
be taken into 90. siaeratioa snles SUBSTANTIALLY
All the payer ia ths ,eye al Glasses must BE- deiv.
er,d Il the Govrnment PriatihG Once in Washing
.Dn Ci;y except tn.s q, 10 ~: Which Iu,t Be o.
order NEE Of al and every extra ohargs o. expense,
ns~uIsment Of the suVeriatssdsnt, end b n7all
Iidd:r ~: required to f.rni.h, with .s.ir propo.
sas temples Of NOT Lest Than qHirs Of esoh Of hs
tinds Of pspef bid for, and upos which their propo
.uecs sinl biddsn will be rtqurod igdy to cvni IN
to their ssmplAs p" - ~
Ptopo. ais VIII b. addressed 10 "Jomx d DEyaxss
tan,'' and sndonsd D" Propossh for Supplying
Nat opal Intslligsso r, Evening Star, INst,oual
RspublioAs, Sandy Norniug Chfopicle, Washins.
soi, VIII pubhah osos week Tor nine wseks. -
ma AliW0t " WV. 70 .. .-"r .
The national Republican., 1862-05-10

- The Senate seems to have paused In the
matter Of confirming brigsdier generals only ono
having yesterday been confirmed, namely, Col.
George ". Taylor, Of the Third New jersey
volunteers.
The national Republican., 1862-05-10

GEN. HAkcoCK's BRIoADE---This brigade,
whose conduct at the battle Of Williamsburg
was pronounced by Gen, Mcclellan to be "ri-
per6,' Is composed Of the Fifth Wisconsin, the
Sixth Maine, the Forty-aiuth PenpsylvanIs, sod
the Forty third New York.
The national Republican., 1862-05-10

~ IN. nINTu Aaaivsrsary OF ths
Young Mems Christian Association will he held In
'he Hall Of the Association, PcnosylvsDia avenue
between sixth aad Seventh strests, MONDAY
EVENING, Nay 18th, Ns O'Clock, .'
, Addrrsses by aev. !. sd.rick T. Brown ofGtorss
town Hon Joseph A. Wright. and i,ev. q. r. Ly
ford, Special Mksioaary OF the Association.
The psblid are cordially invited. '.'."
t-0' SAMUEL McELwEE, Jr.
my o-2t Recording Secretary.
The national Republican., 1862-05-10

NNw ORLEANs.-The rebels sst on Hre some
fifty ships aud steamers, and sent them down
the river, after they gave up all hope Of saving
the city. We have seen q private lsttar from
an officer Of the tAruna, giving graphic de-
scription Of this burning feet
The national Republican., 1862-05-10
DAT EST OFFlCE BUsIsE y
oldiers' Pensions 3 Boun ties
SO.uES 4 .aLEx.1.NDER.

The uuders gued hsve entered into Co partner,
chip, y AT TtORNItB and sOLlCIrORS, fM lie
procuring Of PATEEJH, ssd all other iinds ol
business, Ut the Patent Ofkce - \ >"
Especial stisosioo Will BE- given 10 =, jected sppli
csttons 10 cxtsrsions aud opposition TO extsnsicus
snd 10 taking and preparing evidence and arEu.
NsRts In intei1erepes cases : -,
The pudersigned will also attend To obtaipins o
PENSIONS and BOUNTlES for Soldiers ssiyips
during the pres Mt and gtviUus wsIs, and 10 lie
prossovtaoa ssneraly Of al similsr olasscs Of busI
ness With the g 0vsrnineRt. - :. -" " O~''
once corner Of Seyesth and Y streets, opposite
tue rstsnt once DANIEL u SOMkS,
Q. M ALEXANDER
The national Republican., 1862-05-10
Pa SIS q re Err TR-s IFS.

ASSET0ER TRA lTS.
,on aud shss WEDNESDAY, April ., 1857, th~
and the West, will run ~ ioaows;
'' Day so 1, s,,.. 20. =! an. ~. sss '.s ws'Aa0"
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
Leave wsAhingtoa ate q, m, 7<os D., II a. m. and
foR ANHAPoLIs-Le.vs w..hins.an a, 40
FoE yEaDshIck-Ls.vs Washington a. ,.4o
FOR ALL POINTS WEST, ,... .,
Ana 'cf Msrpsrs . tsrry, Mart'n:.urg and Win
-...,...- TRAINS MOVING SOUTH. '"'
Leave New York at . m; PhilsdsIphia II. no a,
NJ Baltimore sop. m AHivest W Arlington s 4
Lfs,s s.;,|s e. Iess q ": rhii.sslgAla ,ysep
nsiuno" go ~ Arrive at Warrington o. 3t'
Lave New York st II p. m. Philadelphia. $40 u
Al Hals.cr' 1te .. a. Arrive 1t WashInstor'
Local Accommodation Train. leave B.l,lmor. ss
ie e n snd ~ 2 n sor Warrington arrive ,hsrs
7saspe .aa or only sI s: o.
Sunday. Ii'| m. TLT Tr7 -
and 500 3. M ssd Bsitiness q 10 . N. and SO
p. m, make direct o0nnsctions for Annapolis at the
Function: The 40 .. m train connects a Relay
!insburs, WIaohsstsr. Wheeling, fsrisnSsis, 10
Trains iss1s Annapolis for Baltinos. and Wssh.
inltSn q ~ r,:.: saS s:S b
II ns. =. "a p n, and Bsitiaors Il 40 and i.1S
z, p asd aso p n. viii ssp ssv a As~sp'lI Js~o
-MG Rsss,xsp must s.ss sAs Asso-~.s.xe~ ssals.
~ Sas,s u Ts.;ps bl.
The national Republican., 1862-05-10

WILLIAMSBURG, May S-The details Of the en-
gsgement Of Monday are " incorrect and
volumiuous. that Il will bs necessary to await
the report q Gen. Mcclellan, which is now
being prepared.
Deserters from the enemy are hourly arriv-
ing.
Gen. Jameson has been appointed Military
Governor aud Provost Marshal OF the Town.
The Official report Of the killed and wounded
being too lengthy 10 ssnd ever the military
teiegrsps,it has been forwarded BY mail. The
expedition up the York river has been meet
successfui, and now occupies West Point.
Heavy firing vas heard In that direction, bht
particulars are not known. Yesterday the id.
vance guard Of our cavalry had . skirmish
with the rear guard Of the enemy, about seven
| miles from here. The main body Of the enemy
have reirested across the James river. The
general impression with military men ID, that
the rebels have made their last stand In Vir.
ginia- For distance Of some ten miles be-
yond Williamsburg, the road Is lined with
broken army wagons, 10 the retreat Of The
enemy.
Brig. Gen. Jas. A. Van Allen has been ap
pointed military governor and commandant o
Yorktown and Gloucester, with Capt. Cyrni
Hsldsmsn for adjutant. Gen Van Allen hsl
appointed Capt. Revere, Of the Forty-four,l
New York. 10 be provost marshal.
The national Republican., 1862-05-10

LIEUT.. WoRDES.-This gentleman, We learn,
he's been ordered to report to Commander Pen
dergrsst, for the command Of the iron-clsd
steamer New Ironsdes.
The national Republican., 1862-05-10

ARRESTS IN VR0NIA.--Peter Righter, we'll.
known resident Of Marion county, Va, has
been arrested BY Federal troops, and impsls-
oned at Whssling, Jefferson West, Of Harrison
county, . late membsr Of the Virginia Legisls
ture, has also been srrested.a I'D gre
The Prusisa snd Spanish oonsuls lately res.
ident at Savannah have both arrived Ut Nassau,
giving q reason for leaving that por, the bigh
prices Of the neosssaries oil life. The Prueiau
consul represented Savannah 10 be very strong
" fortified, but Charleston To be In compAfa'
lively defenceless condition. ...
.AsvAIls IN Sox1RsEr COUNTY. Prinossa
Anne (Ad.) Hera d mentions q rumor that th<
Government IN about TO oomplese the Esstsrr
Shore railway 70 Cherryat ne. The sans
paper says that James F. Adams Esq. Of Reho
b,th, has hesn arrested and taken 10 Fort Mo
Henry. on charges not rlada public The fruit
crop 10 Souner-et county promises large yield
The national Republican., 1862-05-10

~ Lyon's Magnetic ios'ct Powder, /,
Tsstsd for 10 years and grows Ia favo II kills spd
sxterpias,es Roaches Red Rugs, Ants, Fless,
Moths 10 Cloths, Furs and Furniture, G,rden In
ssots, 10 All gepuioe bears the s,gnaturc of Y
Lyon, ard no, potson"ts 10 fers,ns d,mec ann.ois
Beware Of oou,terftits AND limitations. . '''
Lyoas Powder HI 10 all insects In = trioe.
Lyons Pills are death 10 rats snd mice.
fold everywhere d. Il. BARNES.
apD-TTssm 2o1 Broadway. New York.
The national Republican., 1862-05-10
FreD the Mountain Department.
n.. Omclal.
HuApquARrERs MouSrAIS DEPARTMENT,
- ~ Nav q lR62

...f - 1..r,.....I May 8, 1862.
Hso. EpvN Y. STANTON, Secretary Of War:
General Coz tl.grsphs that his sdvsoos,
consis1ng Of part Of ths Twenty third Ohio.
under oonmsnd Of Major Curley, occupied
Giles Court Hoass and the Nsrrows Of New
river yeslsrdsy, driving out The rebsls, VII,
we're taken BY urprise. A considerable quan.
tity Of commissary stores was taken, and some
twenty privatss taken prisoners. Ths surpriss
prevented the burning Of the place ss H.
rebels bad intesded. The citizens remain, and
most Il them seem loyalty disposed. - 3d..
He adds that the reverscs Of the en. my al
Camp Creek increases Up importance as they
become more known. JoHN U. FREMoSr.
VI Major General Commanding.
The national Republican., 1862-05-10
~NRRV0US DEBILITY, \

8 ERMATORRHEA, y
Il poAtiysIy inourabls by any means but those 1 al
yosats, BEFORE commencing ANT treatment, learn
how the writer setuslly cuaEp himss {, and suhss
quantity hundreds Of others Enclose . post paid,
ssperSeribsd snvsiope TO Bog iIs, Chsslsss6va
The national Republican., 1862-05-10

~With = view 10 The accommodation Of
the Gulf feet, the post ofice al Key West has
been made distributing ONCE.
The national Republican., 1862-05-10

DEAD.--A telegrsphic dispatch has been re-
ceived in this city, giving news Of the death of
Hon. G. J. Bailey, at his home In Asssschu-
setts
The national Republican., 1862-05-10

~ sFxsUlAL NOTICE. = Warrington
Lecture Association. There will be a meeting Of
the Washington Lecture Association, at T. mpersnce
Hall, street, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
THIS (ssturday) EVENING. May 10Th A full
attendance oi members Ia desirable
JOHN PIERPONI,
wn A. CsoYruT, President
Seorstar my l0-tt
The national Republican., 1862-05-10

Some Of the British soldiers stationed In New
brunsw.ck nave been ordered to rotsru 70 Eng.
land. Maine V not to hs conquered In 1862
The national Republican., 1862-05-10
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rannAHRrrLy ouass
RH6Ekl nSN. IN as uarsnus forma, ..r.s
.. 0OUr - REDRLL0A,
SJ1FxNkSS snd NkR VOUS Al 7yC7YUNs,
.. 81. IkPURIrfkso of a. NIXON,
. 's Avn ne Nd 4f~s S k~csr
Jth . conveniently arranged BAun or BsLr, G or
tsinlng medioatsd oomponnd, to be worn around
the body, a6oai the waist, sauALLr AyyEorINo ALL
PAufs, nkcrss1 ns diseaa May b, and oar Be worn
SdAcsd tsixrv 10 ths nnst da<sa1s person. W.
ny thu tteatnsnt, ~ Dsdicins properties oon-
iainea n the BAnD, being Of Mekiy dro~uafk and
'sails saiure, and capable Of being readdy shscrted
kres9A ~ pwe ef " skts eens Into dfrst ootua with
the 6Lopp md 1esrel arcslatow, without FIRST pasa-
Ing thSosgh ths process Of digestion, which would
esbd. not oaly % detrsot from their curative poers
Aut TO- impair the internal organs and dsrsTE Ee the
dtgeston slAo--hns avoiding the vjursu soeets, 20
ofen the result Of in0sal TeA<dies, aud rdscting
puf cws by psrtu1 anil e9salisin9 " erc,tati0I Of
Ae ria Faldi ord resovno ~ part, dsstsd A4auhy
ssdaipa. This RANo u also ssoa posoeyful" Anti.
hrFIuliAL AaEsr" and will sniirefs raeve tho sys-
ten IRON its p~wictous efsdi II :
Moderate oases srs olfed m few daya, and we arc
constantly receiving tysdsltsd tcstimonisis-to which
we invite tnspeotlon at ofos-of THUR aAcaoy In
sssravstsd oasea Of Levy aaniip.
Fries Two Dollars. Sent BY mail upon receipt OF
", or BY sxpiee everywhere, with al nsesiayy is-
tructi1ss, IRON the principal ofhce OF
..r- - g. SMITH a CO., Proprietors,
.. l9l broadway, New fOrk.
N. 1.-Dssztrttrs eirc,itars seni FREE
~ This Band will not inisrfsrs with NE soidisr's
eaess. usv lily
The national Republican., 1862-05-10

~ A meeting Of the " conservatives" 10
Congress Is called for to-day, at 2 O'Clock pm.
The national Republican., 1862-05-10
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II II 10 sIi BUTTER. ,....,
Thirty five Half Tabs FRESH BUTTER, jast re
oeived BY Express from New York aud for tslc by
r.. =. WHITE, No @ Louisiana ave
mys-sdf BsSi II Wsskisssop.