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The national Republican., 1862-05-08

CHEAP LIVING.
~ THE NEW YORK EATING ROOMS, ~
Seventh street opposite the Post Office, is the cheap
est aud best Eating Place In the city of Washington
See the prices
Roast Beef, and the best Bread Butter and Pota;
toe, 10 cents.
Roast Pork, Bread, Butter and Potatoe, 10 cents.
Roast Mutton Bread, Butter and Potatoe, 10 eta,
Beef Steal, Bread, Butter and Po,atoe, Is ets.
Ham and Eggs, 90 cents
Veal Cntlet Bread Butter and Potatoe, is cts.
Coffee and Rols, 10 cts. o.
And all other prices In proportion. ' ..n
Every article served up Ia the establishmeut IA of
my 6-lms
The national Republican., 1862-05-08
The Canal.

Al the earnest request OF several citizens who
xre immedistely Interested, We again osn st-
nlth. During these warm days, the most horri.
bic calculations arise from tbe decaying matter
which has accumulated along the entire course
OF the canal through this oity. Dead animals
Of all descriptions and sizes, are thrown in and
and the pestilsntial stencil is borne by every
breeze intotbe uostri's Of all within reach Of
the place.
Unless something IL done In tbs way OF clean
ing out the canal, and that quickly, too, We shall
have some destructive pestllenoe raging
through our city. more devastating in It's effects
than any which ever visited New Orleans.
The national Republican., 1862-05-08
.uTIUE

0EALED PROPOSALS for purchasing all the
Hides and Tsllow Hoofs and Horns, 1.-THE beef
Catle, killed BY the Army ot the Potomac, under
10Th day Of May, 1852, At - CLOCK, m.
II Int nded that the contractor thall llow the
Horns and shall pay certaiu sum for those articles
nom each auimal, to be collected at his own risk
lie win BE- charged with the articles In each case
from obtsi' ing them BY proper authority,
4 bond with good And tufAoieut security will be
required for the fulAllment OF the contract, and
who hav. filed TO comply with their oontrscts and
no bid will entertained unless the bidder Il pres
ent 10 respond to his bid.
The articles Of agreement, with bond, will be
requred to be entered into within two days alter
the opening Of the bids.
The bids tc be directed to Msjor A. BECKwITH
Comm s,aSy Of Subsis eRoe, Wash pg'oa d, and
endoreed "fiopStb." my S-t2Jth
The national Republican., 1862-05-08
PolitieaI.

The sixth ward Unconditional Union Asso.
citation, on Monday evening, nominated Rich
ard Wallach, ESQ.,, as their candidate for may
or, and James A. Gordon for alderman WIN.
Talbert, Henry E. Marks. and John H. Peake
for counoilmen. The meeting declared In favor
of adherence to the constitutional guarantees,
and In favor of u vigorous prosecution of the
present effort by the Administration to sup.
press the rebellion, not for the purpose et con.
quest or subjugation. but to restore the Gov.
ernment in ali It's constituted authority.
The national Republican., 1862-05-08

A hre broke out, ab nut eleven O'Clock last
night, In small brick tenement house 10 the
Third ward, near the old Catholic burying.
ground. As soon ~ the alarm WAS given, the
Hook and Ladder Company hsstened towards
streets, learned that the building was already
mass Of smouldsring ruins. Il burnt In doI.
ble.quiok time. II belonged to George Savage,
Esq, and was occupied by u German family.
Loss estimated vt one hundred and fifty dollars.
The national Republican., 1862-05-08
Cleaning

, Our readers In the seventh ward are con-
graduating themselves on the prospect of hav
lng clean cutters and tolerably psssable streets.
Quite large force of wOrkmen have been put
ready presenting quite u tidy appearance.
Surely, such labor 10 needed for tho cutters,
particularly. have been In disgraoefuI oOndi
tion all over our city during the past season.
The national Republican., 1862-05-08
Teaching the Contra bands.

The American Tract Society have already
sent on two missionaries ~ labor In this DIS
trot In the instruction of the Contrabands and
other colored people 10 this vicinity. Besides
this, the American Baptist Free Mission So0ie.
ty, of New York, has concluded to send two
other missionaries to labor In this work. One
has already arrived here and entersd'upon his
lxbors. The other will be here in few days
The national Republican., 1862-05-08

RY WALL ~. a, 4 BSnHAHD, z ! sEnL AHctionssEs.-
horEL LIVERY, SALE AND ExcHAsos 6rABLE Al
AucTIor.IQa SATURDAY MORNING, 10th inst.
Livery, Sale and Exchange Stable, on Sixth Itreet,
between Louisiana avenue and G street, the entire
stock of Msssrs. Carpenter 4 Thomas, comprising
30 head Of good y smily and Carriage Horses
l6 light Open and Top Wagons.
10 Close and Open Carriages.
30 sets Double ant Single Harness.
kober, Blankets, Whips, &c, 10.
The National Hotel Omnibus.
Also, the Good Win and Lease Of Stable
Terms cash.
my sd WALL BARNARD, Auots.
The national Republican., 1862-05-08
Expsrimsn in Cotton Gro owing.

We understand that thu Hon. Caleb B. Smith
Secretary OF the Interior, has authorized Mr..
Newton, superintendent OF the agricultural di-
vision, TO use the ground enclosed along Ninth
street, In front of the Patent Otlice building, in
experimenting on the cultivation OF cotton.
This will be interesting to the curious In suoh
matters,
The national Republican., 1862-05-08
RY aKEEs = WILLIAMs, Aue,Ion..r..

DY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucsionesrs.
ID TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP.
ERTY, By. virtue of deed Of trust, made and ex
-outed on the ed day Of March, 1850, by Alfred
Day to the subscriber, and duly recorded In Liber
cord. Of WShnston % County h the Di-iTior 81 OF &C.
lumbis, for certain purposes therein mentioned
aill cell, at public auc len, on the premises. on
Fourth street. between r and Q streets west, on
o'clock p. m all that PIECE or PARCEL OF
GROUND lying :nd being in the city OF Washing.
ton, known and designated, On the ground plat or
plan thereof! sstwsnty eight feet ftont aad ming
back the depth Of the lot numbered elk (6) In square
numbered Ave hundred and twenty one 1881 j Il be
Ing the south twenty feet Of said lot No g. to-
gether with the improvements, consisting OF two.
story. and basement brick house and premises, with
tha appurtenances
TERMs oy SALK.-One third Of the purchase money
to be paid within three days after the day of sale,
and the remain der Ia three equal nstslmens Ut eiN
twelve and eighteen months, with notes on interest
ed to be given and deed Of trust taken, At
the expense Of the purchaser to secure the deferred
payments. II the terms of sale be not complied
with within three days after this sale the trustee re
serves the right to re sell at the cost and risk Of the
defsuting purchaser
CORNELIUS LENT, Trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS
ap % tawSds Auctieneers.
The national Republican., 1862-05-08
Iasrsss asass.s Tor ,eaa lreeA, ,

The subjsct Of street passenger railway In
on Tuesday. The indications were, that the
amendments of the Senate committee 10 the
House bill would be agreed to, and that the
bill, ~ amended, would be passed. II was In.
was now understood and approved by the
House, and might pass that body, or that, In
case Of disagreement between the two houses,
q committee Of conference would xgreo upon
bill. Al amy rate, IL was the duty of Con
session, ~, secure the construction Of \ city
railway. ..s.....-. .f.,
Mean while, our City Councils are making
negotiations with the Bsltimore and Ohio Rail.
road Company for the purchase OF their right,
which is thought to be valid, and II IL difioult
10 surmise the result, unlesstt be thxt, In the
multitude Of conflicting olaims and interests,
ws shall be deprived OF this much needed i'm.
provement. az
The national Republican., 1862-05-08
LOCAL NEWS, .
l~AAvsNsIssS.

asariy 10 tAousAnd espiss cs he Apss.
tca~ are oiroulass1 among the ioesins popuia,
Hon svsry day, bssidss thslargs number served
70 regular subsortbsrs Advertisers WtIl tAxs
note accordingly. gstT g0 SpaRIl1
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Sell, Dsqp aeysr q QIsSso.

swSrai ssryDsfsrs MS WsssASe. oessse
Hel, DsSp asysr ~ Qusbso.
rs to ser tf Ssvs S... III Tina iUs ~ In
yeaIs Of my rights end ~ he last ten noaths my
!st Sys tecaIs .inili " disssSll. Folf vssss go
- ~ tarse nsnesrs ~ the 81: Passieft
q ashtseseme, sstwithstanline noss siths Dssssss
IN ftw. esvs 9su up % Inc arsb6, nansiy Df. Laa-
Z esA Df. 4Ss6sst, Of NE kuas ssy Hsapltsi ;
thsf aassI y vP, afscs tAs,s:a vsshs tsss1nent,
is ne; e o..s:s .ssss q. % s.s sssy e =.
ieSf have bsen b wort fbe the lass eight o. IN
dayt, o. my usual occu Sstion, that Of mayinss On
ths 81. Lewrsi ce esd thaahe 10 the Almighty God
that be has ,ent the ills.tricas DR.. Tunblsty 70
e''' me- sa'e'd D';s; wiIfiAn IH SIXTH,
3 IS ~ Citizen Of Qusbs o, G Z.
Sworn 10 and aetnewisdssd By the shove nen
tiousd William Smith, Who has fssd aloud IN ny
Ds'Scs printed dSssmsns Hnsh hs had sever
may Fpltrs;f -go ~ Asti' 6 Haysr q osss;s.
Gone ana - fos yosr.eiyss, " lsns ssd ssssriss
Oh fhssaatis asd dyiig, Soms aad see
hsa ~ ~ =; IN. ifS;t esy:t &: tls.:
ThTnnds Nsasd if6h dkssSs ead death,
Iuvfks Go4S hleeuaneS o. Tumblety.
dSirs your psustrats hearts to lin, n... r
AMI with the tssssurss Of naturs's stfto Del.
Rsllsvs the fioh nd posr. 700
re IndAn herb Dostsr viii Assasibs Diseases s.d
tell hs petissts the nature OF their oomplain6 o.
iilnSss, ,yithost rseslving say iAfbsmation fFo0
theH No charge for oooSultatloa o. advies.
once, No. y WashiAgtou Building, Psansylvsnis
aveeue, corner Of Seventh street. mye
The national Republican., 1862-05-08
Pedal Exotsssnsss,

ceras, Bunion., c.lo.ities, Ciub and diverted
trssted suoosss,ully by De-. q. WHITE. surgeon
Chiropodbt, me- between -Four and {. half and
Sixth streets, Lsns and Tucksrs Building, Pennyl.
minutes, and the relief d 20 instantaneous that the
pAtent can always walk Immediately after the opss.
stdo, without the least inoonvssienos. Ne chsrRs
tbef fesidsnoss whsn desired. nya
The national Republican., 1862-05-08
Covrectioa.

TO the Editors OF The National Republican: .
Ny attention has been called 10 paragraph
10 your paper OF to-day. under The head ol
T" outrageous" as follows: H.. :.
I'VE are informed, by one Of tho parties In.
jured by the explosion In the Washington arse.
nal some days since, where three persons were
severely wounded, that those unfortunate men
had half Of the pay for the day on which they
salaries.D - 5r.. ag. pr. 10, si.s' :
VIII you allow me to say that I thus. hear OF
this outrage" for the frsi time; and that, on
reference 70 the, pay master Of the Arsenal, and
to his rolls, the statement Is entirely devoid oil
truth. ] certainty would not. in such \ case
knowingly sanction such deduction; and the
psymsstsr makes no payment without my ~.
provsl. '' =
GEO. d. RAMSEY,
Ii. Col. Commanding.
Washington Arsenal, May 7, 1862. 80.
The national Republican., 1862-05-08

DAlLIFF's sALE.-On SATURDAY, the 10th
ID instant, we shall expose to public sale, on the
space in fIout OF the Bank Of Washington, n fuS
lowing goods and chatteb, to wit: u boxes Bourbon
Whisky marked n boxes Blackberry Brandy;
boxes Cherry Brandy; 4 boxes Old Crown Port
boxes Old Fort Wine. Seized AMI taken for rent
due BY J. T Strong to Fltzhush Cnyle.
j. +. KING,
is; NORWOOD.
my T-d+t Bailiffs.
The national Republican., 1862-05-08

S WHO WANTS" his FurSiture Rey.r.
w nished, Repaired, TO-, will please send
orders to 400 G street, between Sixth and Seventh
Upholstsriag and Awnings done 70 osder Give me
Q call.
ma 2-st j. G. WEAVER
The national Republican., 1862-05-08

TNATRUCTION IN MUnIC.
i JOHN Il. SCHKEL, Orgspist and Teacher Of
Music, wishes to give notice that he continues his
Instructions 10 sight Playing and siuging. Those
well di tc;ed study and practice, woali do we'll to
give him cali Apply st Mr. Reichenbach's Piano
Ware room Eleven'h street, between d aud = sts.
Terms mo ierato. my 9-eoim
The national Republican., 1862-05-08
A Qusslraplo Arrest,

~ sFAo
Yesterday afternoon, about four O'Clock, a
grand row occurred 10 & fancy house, kept by
Mary DOnally, on G street between First and
Second, In the seventh ward. About hall
dozen sailors were on n clark, !" and In the
course Of their persm6ulstions. ssuntersd into
Mary pitched into one OF the sailors. who was
drunk. In hGr rage, she picked up an axe and
attempted to strike him. when William Kitch.
enside, one Of the sailors, iDterfered. Upon
interfered in behalf OF Mary, and gave the
drunken sailor most unmerCiful beating, and
then threw him out OF the house and beat and
kicked him still muro. Thomas Jarboe, other.
wise known as Tip" JarbOe, also made hght.
with another tar, who tried to rescue his friend.
Mortimer was arrested by Oficer Gibson, on
complaint of Kitchenside, aud taken before
Justice stratton, followed by Jarboe and othors,
who went with the party for thaopurpose Of
saving Mortimer by their testimony. The evi.
dence convinced the magistrate that two Of
the girls; Mary Shepherd and Margaret Cole,
who were 30 willing to testify against the saiS
. Ors, were themselves guilty OF prostitution,
and he promptly ordered their arrest. Morti.
mer was fined 1894, and Jarboe, who thought
he WAS rendering valuable aid 10 the judicial
proceedings, by the evidence he WAS giving,
WAS astontshed and ohagrined beyond measure
when he.found that the Justice gave judgment
sum Of "a for his part in tho interesting per.
formanGe. Thus were four persons judiolOlsy,
Ms well as judicially disposed Of. by mssns Of
one mans arrest. -
The officers on the Island are doing a noble
work. In their efforts to break up these dsns OF
infamy, which arc Haunting their abominsble
indee eenCes In the very faces OF respectable
citizens. We hope they will pursue their work
Of reform until not 4 vestige Of these hels IL
left To curse humanity by their insdious arts.
Political msettnR ia tho Third Ward.
The "unconditionsl Onion voters" OF the
Third ward held n meeting At the Temperance
Hall last Tuesday night, and after some discus
sion and other deliberatiOn, adopted the fob
lowing resolution; .....r
Resoiped. That the unconditional Union vo,
ters OF the Third ward. irrespective Of all past
political associations, In convention assembled, /,
10 hereby declare The fnlr wing gentlemen (all
being the present inGumbOnts) to be our choice
Tor the respective offices named nj the APP
preaching municipal alaotlon, viz: ~ ~
For Mayor--lti0haid WalaCh.
For Alderman--Jos. +. Brown.
For Common COunOiI--Th0mas Lewis, Alex.
r. shepherd, and Thomas A. Stevens.
For Assessor-Henry 3. Curtis.
The national Republican., 1862-05-08

ADThs mcCIsllan Photograph and Am.
brotype Gallery. $40 seventh street, four doors
the most pleasing Cartes de visite II will be ycur
ioss by not pstronzipg such perfect establishment
The national Republican., 1862-05-08
Ry 9. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auetiens.r

b DESIRABLE BUILDING Lor on MARY.
HALF AND SIXTH STREETS, AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, May 10th, nt
So O'Clock, on the premises, We shall sell, without
sion Of Square No 4S2, fronting % feet inch
Maryland avenue, between Four. and a.half snt
Sixth streets west, ard running back about 30 feet
to 10 feet sl'ey, and containing sixteen hundred
and eighty square feet
Terms-One third cash; the remainder in six and
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed of
trust on the premises. J. G. :. NEG UIRES Il CO.,
my sat Auct;oneers,
The national Republican., 1862-05-08

QY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctionsers.
D FINE FAMILY CARRIAGE, WAGONS,
BUGGY, FURNITURE, &c.
On SATURDAY, the 10th instant, we shall sell
In front Of our store, At 10 O'Clock, T. m, one fine
two horse Family Carriage, Harness and Robes; one
Buggy; two Wagops, . large and general ssortmeat
ot New and Second Hand Furniture, Crockery,
Glas, Tin aud Hardware, With many other articles,
which We deem unnecessary to enumerate.
Terms cash.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
mys-d Auotioaeers.
The national Republican., 1862-05-08

~ Photographs and Am b rotypss Of all
sizes are takeny On Q nsw pisu ouly known 70 the
pr plietof ofths McClsllan Art Gallery, $50 Seventh
street, four DOOR above D.
The national Republican., 1862-05-08

DIV GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctiones,H
d LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF
FINE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Brandy, Whisky, Gin
and Fancy Liquors generally; Fine Groceries, To
baooo, ard Ssgsrs Sc, BY catalogue ATAUCTION.
On MONDAY, The 12th Of May, instant, will b.
sub.criber, at 10 O'Clock g. m, At No. 223 Pennsyl
vania avenue, oPposite WillarSs Hotel, the Stpek
and Fixtures Of first class Wine, Liquor, and Gro
Gerry Store The above stock was selected with great
care for first class trade.
Included In the sale will be found many articles OF
Groot ries and ne Liquors, worthy the attention OF
Housekeepers, Suffers, and the trade In general.
+. NJ. REAZON,
Trustes.
GREEN h WILLIAMS,
my 7-dSds [Siarl Auctioneen.
The national Republican., 1862-05-08

QY J. q. slc0UlaE l. CO., Aucsioneers
- GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
ANIMALS-On WEDNESDAY MORNING May
a. commencing at. 10 O'Clock, thall sell, at the
near the National Observatory
numbe. Of HORSES ahd MULES, condemned
as unfit for the Government service.
Terms cash, In Government funds
j. DANA,
Capt. Asst Q. NJ, U. s A.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE eco,
my dts Auctioneers
The national Republican., 1862-05-08
prunk.

fellow. -whs retsioes IN the appropriate
coghouss o. Jobs Drunk, has. been sp before
ennssss we fatAsr suepsot that there Ia more
than one JOhn drunk. FIH n l1l '--7'f
The national Republican., 1862-05-08

~ We are pleased % call the asteation
Of pr citizens and 'ol iers 10 w AcClelam Az Gal eyy
01e Seventh street, four door abcve D. There no
other plaoe IN this city where % beautiful Photo.
sraphs and Ambrotypes are taken, and where 20
The national Republican., 1862-05-08
whis,surss, no. 4s4 r.... Av..~.,

u sslling original oarts do cisiie photographs
of Generals 6oott, MoClsllAn, Wool, Banks, Ere.
iooht, Butler, and others. Our likeness OF
MeCsllan 70 the latest published, and ID con.
ershs In Oh and water ooors. Also portraits Of
0istnguishSd mon. Attention Of military men
u called 10 our full langth lettsrtypss for send.
inE by mail. dso Is
The national Republican., 1862-05-08

VTNHE SECOND ANNUAL CONCERT OF THE
i s0pALlTi leolored1 OF ST. ALoYsIUs
Of the best talent Of New York and Wsshingt ton,
will take place
THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, May sth,'
At the sohool-rooms Of ST. 0loysus Church, North
Capitol nnd streets. Admission % cents children
half price. Doers open " O'Clock; to commence at
sts O'Clock. mys site
The national Republican., 1862-05-08

NOW is THE TIME TO BUY SPRING
~ Clothing, Trunks, Hats, and Caps, at No, ASO
Seventh street. mar 2o-dam
The national Republican., 1862-05-08
The Reet,

w call special attention TO u sdvsrtissmeAt Of
DR. White, the Chiropofist We can confidently
reeemmend him - master Of his buslnsaD
The national Republican., 1862-05-08

yiOn AsD wOUaDsp sOLDnass n
- aO1PlTAL. FHTNW
psbiished In eosfusnaiy wisA ~ rssuisuop o, ,hs
Sesais cf July ~, 1881.
II ,v,n,v,ry Aopasl. 6s~yacs~, My ..
The national Republican., 1862-05-08

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS l-CLOTHING,
IN Furnishinx Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps, ct
Northern prices at No AS0 Seventh street, near v.
mar 2o-d3m
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Concert commencing st 4p. m
ap 2l-ti HENRY ROSENTHAL, Prop'r
VOCAL OoNCRRT.

VOCAL ooNO@&&T
The Children Of the Third District Primary Schools
take great pleasure In announcing to their friends
and the public that they will give their ANNUAL
MAY CONCERT, uuder the direction Of their mu
$40 teacher, Prof Daniel, on
THURSDAY EVENING, the sth inst,
At Odd fellows' Hall, East Washington, commence
fbs Piare used on the occasion has been kindly
furnished by Mr., Ellis, and will be presided at BY
Mis- Addie Thompson and Miss Susie Mcconnell.
NV T-wNC
The national Republican., 1862-05-08

QY j. q. Me0UuRB = CO.. Auesaon eers.
u HANDsOME NEARLY NEW AND GOOD
OLD FASHIONED FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On THURSDAi HORNING, May ssh, oonmeLc-
Ing 1t 10 o'clock thall sell at house. Peunsylys
mia avsnss, near Twewtieh street. the fssidenee Of
lady about to remove from the city, good assort-
nent OF Household Furniture, name in part
Rosewood case seven octave Piano Forte, Boston
Rosewood Brooatells covered ParIOr Suite, con,
sisrss Sofas, Arm and Side ohair,
Mahogany Marble top Pier and Side Tables,
Maple Inlaid venefred Centre Table,
Mthogany Haircloth and Cane seat Reception
Dsns.i covered Spring Seat Psrlor and Library
Chair, ~ : VIM
DsmVk covered Lour 70 snd Rockias Chair,
hhos.sy and wsiass WARDROBE Bureaus and
Cane seat Chanbsr Chair, and Rockers, .rr
Hall Hat Tree and Oilcloth,
Wall ut, Maple, and Cottage Bedstesds,
Feather Beds, Bollters, and Pillows, ..
Har and Husk Mattresses, and Bedding,
Childs' Iron CRIB, Msttress, aud Pillow,
Window Curtains and Shades, Toilet Ware, rt.
1hree; PLY and Ingram Carpets, Stair Carpet, and
Mahogany, Union Dining Table, sideboard,
East India China Dinner Set ...
China, Glas, and Crockery Ware,
Lbrary Book Case, and Books contained therein,
Rrittania Ice Pitcher. Plated Decanter Jars,
Cooking Stove, and Kitchen Regulates, TO-, &c.
Terms Cash.
JAS. G: MCGUIRE CO.,
my 1-du Auctioneers
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AUCTIONnSAoLEs.
Tla{S DAy.

t4It. Th10 DAY.
pY. WALL . BAnaAMD, Aassssassss.
,t...i. .:IRgsTEE,s SxLE sY GxTHt6euE oF
bRANDIES, WHI6KYg, HOLLAND 0tW, ia
mAIGA SPIRITS, CHAMPAGNES, CASE IL
SH0kS 40 AT AUCTION. THURSDAY
MOkNiNG, Nay Q, commencing q 10 oeiosk, We
will sell at The Asst,on Reons large 6teck q lEx.
eelsnt Li9uore, removed 10 eur store for oonvssi-
epoe ~ sale, oonsistivR Of & 40 i77 TRI t1.
Eishth casks Of Lsfsr . rsss, Rslguetass, ,..
E9nh casks 1assrec de rovges Braady,
Gctello, Otald, and other Bsandbes ~ ,ffp'la'
k'gh.h pipes nsqust, Dubsiseh 3 Goa BsaaAy, q
HAL pipes md quarter easks Brandy, .f
Half pipes Holland Gin, ,rfNi'
Half npss Janaiea spirits. fU-.iN
bsrrso bosrbos, Hohoasahsla, ed othsr whis-
Gems sco.eh, Ardbsslislsy Scotch Mas whisky,
Cssh Port Wine, = - = -
Cases A0oeted Liquop,
Baskets ChAmpaGss, .rHr.. .Hf'nFN..
Two barrels aAa four hslEbsrrsls Davesports
oelebrsted Whisky, w
And other articles NOT here nsDsd. H.f. .4 a
his sale will offer rare opportunity 70 Restaurants
and others, ~ the sale will be absolute ' ''H
. q. 8. LAWREN CE, Trustee.
- WALL 4 BARNARD,
my TT tStasl Auotioneefs.
The national Republican., 1862-05-08
Future Days.

QY J. G. McGUInE 4 co.. Auesionssrs.
ID PEREMTORY SALE OF LARGE LOT
EAST OF CAPITOL -.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, May 9th. at Ave
O'Clock at the Auction Rooms, we shall sell to the
highest bidder. for cash Lot No. n, In Square 1Oi3
fronting IS feet South E. between thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets east, running bact a2i feet
inches, to . 80 feet alley
Title perfect. j. G. MCGUIRE CO,
my SIT Anctioneers.
The national Republican., 1862-05-08

MAY + EsTIVAL.
i, X. LApBE has the honor of anne uucing TO the
citizens Of Waship gton and vicinity that his MAY
FESTIVAL will take place At TEMPERANCE
HALL, u street. between Ninth and Tenth streets
on THURSDAY EVENING, May 8, 1852
ap22-ds
The national Republican., 1862-05-08

seats may be secured, oommsnoinG this morning.,
Store.
Door open at X, performance to commence at
~ The Grand fisao used by Mr.. Go tchaik. is
ING SON, Boston.
my s-S GStarI
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Clippings from Vanity Fair,

Nc Arone concludes his capture of Fort Don.
elson as follows
General Buckner finally seat me this note,
by the penny post:
DoSELsoS, Sunday
Dear MAC AS your troops are evidently
routed and beaten terrifcally, what terms of
capitulation can have? BUCKNER,
replied as follows
BEFORE DOyELsoN, Sunday.
Dear B UCK :-Uncondish surrender
Nc ARoNE.
He returned word that the terms were en-
tirely satisfactory; the rebel flag was instantly
hauled down, and Buckner delivered up his
sword. ... ..
He was pretty drunk. .
We took 100000 prisoners, and would have
taken more if they had been where we could
get them.
OF the five Generals taken, one had left
before the fght; another had not yet arrived,
and third wasn't there at all.
The fourth was another MANIA minor
oficer. s
The other is Buckner.
I shall hang him; partly for examples sake;
partly for fun.
Then 1 shall 60 to Gnsshville.
/ am around...
Expect news shortly.
Believe nothing in the daily papers,.
Believe me....
As ever, very truly yours.
Nc ARosE