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The national Republican., 1862-05-17
.Astessspee1 DesertdOss or KeN.
SsscJkN 0nd Tessssessee Regiments

CHICAGO, Nay Is "A special Dispatch 70 the
Times. from Cairo, by the City Of Memphis,
from Pittsburg Landing, ssys:
ave learn that on Monday two rebel regi
ments from Kentucky aud Tennessee attempt.
cd TO desert their cause and como over en-
masse 10 the Federal army.
"The enemy held them 10 check, and mu.
tiny epsued. A strong force from our advanced
lines was sent over 70 interfere, and 10 short
time returned with about sixty prisoner.
mostly from the ranks II the deserving iegi
meuts.
"They give doleial account Of affairs 10
Beaurrgard's army. They confirm the previous
statements, that the troops from the border
States are anxious TO return 10 their allegiance
The story Of the enemyS lack Of provision
10 denied BY the deserter, who say that there
is plenty OF subsistence at Corinth"
The national Republican., 1862-05-17
n kwS lTEMs.

Gen. Sickles has again been assigned 10 Tho
Excelsior brigade.
Il Is tslrgrsphed from Manassas Gap that
G.n Gsary has put thirty I've miles Of the Ma
nsssss Gap railroad In running order.
Gen. Burnside has prohibited political
meeting proposed 70 be got up at Newb.rn BY
Charles H. Foster. Gen. B. SAY tbs, Governor
Stsnly, q, soon as he arrives, will develop tho
civil policy Of the Administration, and that, in
the meantime, none but military movements
will be sanctioned BY II.
The last foreign steamer briogs Intelligence
Of the death, 10 I'aly, Of Rsv. Dr. Bs'huus, Of
Philsdslphis, the eminent author and divine.
A collision occurred on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, on Thursday morning, between
the mail train coming ssst aud the freight train
bound wet, . few miles from New Creek.
Jacob Bloom, brsk man on the freight train,
and soldier named J. Amsy we're killed; Ar.
Tice, engineer Of the freight ,rsln, end John
MCGOWAN, engineer Of the p s,s,gar engine,
were both wounded.
The Navy Department have information that
on the LIST instant Acting Volunteer Lieutenant
Nickels, Of the Onward, diirs!chsd Acting
Master Sleeper In his vessels launch 10 chase
Of the schooner Sarah, (of about one hundred
tons burden,) endeavorlpg TO run the blockade
od Bull's Bay, coast Of South Carolina. Hes
crew thersupoh ran her ashore and burned her
themselves escaping.
On the 9th instant, the U s. gunboat Ottawa
captured the rebel schooner q. G. Pinckney
from Charleston for Nassau, with ninety -four
bales Of cotton, roslu, DO.
The national Republican., 1862-05-17
The Rebels i'm Missouri.

CAIao, Thursday, Nay Is, ls62.-Au expedl.
ton, consisting OF six tqusdrons Of the Firs'
Missouri Cavalry, from Cape GraIdeau. ven,
70 Bloomfield on Saturday, and early on Sun'
day morning fell upon the rebel Col. Phelan',
camp, scattering them in every direction, with
on1 killed and eleven captured. A large mum
ber Of hor es and . quantity Of camp equipsg-
and ammunition were ais, taken. A rebel
torce, numbering 500 or 600, ipfest Chalk and
Poplar Bluffs, impressing oil tie msn. The
country Is being sw ept Of hor'es, cattle, aud
supplies, which are sent South. The country
b represented to be In state Of great terror
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

UNITED SrArn Drsrhcr ATTORNEY.
learn, says the Baltimore American, that The
Hon. william Price has been nominated TO the
Senate BY the President % United States Dis
trict Attorney for Maryland. The selection b
good one. Nr. Price is not only an able
lawyer, but his loyalty and devotion to the
Union is Of the whole hearted, unhesitatins
kind
The national Republican., 1862-05-17
The War in New Mt exicO.

KANSAS CIrr, Ny l0.-The Santa Fs mail
has arrived.
The Texans were In full retreat down the
river. They had abandoned thirty Eve Of their
wagons and buried some Of their guns. When
they crossed the Puerco river, near Its juno.
ton with the Rio Grande, they sepsrat into
small parties and fed to the mountain, absud
oning their sick and all those who could not
travel with the requisite specd. II 10 though
that the enemy will not make another stand 10
the territory, but would endesvor TO get home.
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

- Paragraph 2, Of General Order OF No.
l02, dated November last, having been revoked,
the oficers and msn transferred 10 skeleton
regimsnb, under its operation, will be reas-
sigued to their original regiments as fast n
vacancies occur.
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

FLOYD ACcsrrANcEs.-From report tf The
Secretary Of War, in answer 70 q recent rsso
luton Of the Senate, It sppears that no pro-
vision has been made for their payment, and
that they amount TO S675,OO0 In outstanding
TRAITS in private hands, while there was but
ks,75o due to Majors Russell and Wsddell, by
whom most Of these drafts were drawn.
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

~ Lyons Magnetic lnssct Powder,
re,tsd for 10 years aud grows 10 fs'or. It lls snd
.x'srmiaae. Rosohss Bed Bugs, Ants, Fless,
Moths Ia Cloths, Furs and Furniturs, Garden In.
scts, 10 All ssuuiae bean the risnature Of 4.
L> on, aid na poinus 70 persons domesic animas.
Beware Of oou .trrfeis ~ d mutations.
Lyoa's Powder ii II sll lnsests 10 . trioe,
Lyoa's Pills are death to rats and mice.
FOLD every where D. 8. BARNES,
ap3o-IT8sm 20l Broadway, New York.
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

Y AJoR GENERAL wooL-The Senate yestsr
day confirmed the nomination Of Brevet Major
General John E. Wool, 70 Be Major General
Of the army Of the United States, for gallant
conduct ON the tenth Of Nay, in taking the city
of Norfolk, and for other gallant services.
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

ATAssociatioa OF Impartial Progrsss.-
D.. JOHN 8. ROCK, (eolorsd.) Of Bison, an smi
ne tiy abls and Interesting orator, will deliver .
Lee URE before III . Association, On THURS
DAY EVENING, Nay %, 1851. at the Fihssnth
Street Prubytesisn Church. between and X sts.
10 which the frisnis OF hum,a,ty and the public
generally srs Invited.
Suij1-'A 81 . for nv Race"
Tickets for sdai.sio', 26 ceA .; to Abs had at the
News Sta I'd In the ntranes to the Post Once, end
the Book Btores In the city. NJ l7-ST&Ts
The national Republican., 1862-05-17
The Des truction OF Property in
the south.

LouIsvr.Ls, Nay l5th.-A gentleman living
in Augusta, Ga, who LEFT there on the 9th
ssys the property owners OF that State have
advertised u circular relative TO the dsstruc
ton Of their goods saying that none had been
destroyed a. yet. and that nobody fivors such
destruction but reckless psrs ,ns who are with
out property themrclves, and whose desigus
will be thwsrted BY the owners Of cotton, &s.
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

TIE OPENING or soUrHsRx PoRrs.-Ths Sec
rotary Of the Treasury has Issued full ipstruc
,ions to the various collectors respecting clear.
ances to ports opened BY proclamation Of the
President These instructions authorixs clear.
suces st any time before The first Of June, but
vessels 90 cleared are not 10 enter such port
until on or after that date.
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

FRENcH TRoon IN MExico.--An American
Paris writer:
ltmsy be interesting 10 American reader
10 know the total amount OF French troops nov
10 Mexico, or 90 routs for that couutry. Th.
frat detachment numbered 1850 men, under
tho command Of Admiral Jurisu dc Ia Grsvisre.
Gen. De- Lorensss took With him 5000; Gen
Dousi 500, and 1000 more arc at present on
the wsy-iu ell, 1000.
The national Republican., 1862-05-17
ruH SECRETARY OF rnH IHTnRloR.

rHE SECRETARY OF TnE INrnA1oa.
b soas wssh sgs, tAe New York Word an
sosnssd In fornAl sad pssitIvs Manner, ~
Ne esorstasy q tAs Isbsrior ~ bssa q
gsesa IN tsahne1oos n he once d hlSAly
rspesAsesihls asa svsa criminal cAafseAr.
Upoa On inquiry 70 hat sfsct inmsdiAasay
uads by he party accused, II refused 70 give
ths name Of ID informant, but was undsrstood
10 rsitsrats The charges themselves, upoa h
own authority. We are not aware that Tho 10.
turs Of The charges hes ever been made pub.
lic.
We have now, non ne Word, not oely q
fall wilAdaval Of these charges, but % ID
mission thaA "tAs Secretary Of he Interisr haa
sdmlnis.sfsd Ais department with as msch pu.
rity aod ECONOMY u eficisnU."
From ~ waid Of Nsy H.
Our readers may remsabr that, soas fsw
Wss1n ego, charges Of mAlfsaAsee 10 ofhse
and Improper ppsoalations against ths 6ecrsta'
~ Of The Interior wers curreat In Washington
and 10 this city, and were repeated In thh apd
other jouruals. We have uaos careful exam
lnation into The truth Of thess allseatous, snt
have been satisned hat The charges seoss frou
. miapprshsnioa q the facts IN he oase up
On which hey were bessd, and that tAe Score
tary Of the lntsrior be- adminlslsred hb Do
partment with = much purity and economy q
efficiency.
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

arp eat aotioe.-O On aud aftsr Tuesday,
A,rli sG2, he train on ths Bsltimors and Ohio
Raj oa will commence ru nj 8 daily, (8uadsys
sxSrlte,. | swing t L Station at 1.to .. n, and
ooourc,iug NJ wsshiniioa Junction with Nall
Train for ali para # The West via wheeling o.
Pssksrsburs. Through Tickets I'D and baggage
checked. ". p. SMITH, r
n. Of Tsaaspestssisa y. o. \. =.
spl-16 otaS 9loosl
The national Republican., 1862-05-17
~ d. sks's Planta tioa Bittsrs.-

~ brakes Plantation Bistsrs.-s. r.
1863. Kit inv'sorste-, stier gthens and parihes
he system; Ia = psrEct sppsfizsr, and the most
n. reesbls and ,hectua tonic In the world. II y
o"mpossd Of the celsbrsted Cslissys bark, roots,
herbs, and pure st. Croix rum Particularly
adapted to delicate femsies; cure, Dyspepsis and
Weakness, and Is Just the thing for the changes Of
ssasos sold by al grocep, druggists, hotels, and
SALOONS. r. II. DRAKE h CO,
i-8m 2o9 Broadway, N. 7.
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

- Pub 10 Temperance est'ng.-"T,raA
eySsAsd 10 sanh sAau NJ. 0si~-iA aer1al s0s @ God
en- kes THE isuds Of itmperanos are I. vitd 10
attend meeting st the Hall Of the Frank In Fire
Company, U street, near Psuus lva"is av nue. asd
Twelfth street, ., . o'e'ook, TO MORROW (Sua
day) EVENING, to sdopt rome plan to stay the
pr srsss Iutem. .srsnos sm,pgt Us All ss IN.
vited 70 attend
ny iI-ls MANY CITIZENS.
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

eLAVE3Y A1OLI1AkD N 1x8x8 91A119
The following 10 The text Of General Huntsr's
proclamation, noac:a in our ts'ssnm' Of yss-
terday:
HEADQUARTERS DHPAnrnr OF rns SourH,
HILTON HEAD, 9. c., Nay ., 1867.
General Orders, No. 1.-THE three States Of
Georgia, Florida, and South Carolina, compris-
ing the military department Of the South, hav.
ing deliberately declared themselves no longer
under the protection Of tho United States Of
America, and having taken up arms against
the said United States, II becomes y military
necessity 70 declare them under martial law.
This was accordingly done on the 2sth day Of
April, 1862. Slavery and martial law In free
country are altogether incompatible; the per.
sons In these three States-Georgia, Florida,
and South Carolina held a slaves,
are therefore declared forever free.
(Odicial.) DAVID HuHrsn,
Major General Commanding.
En-. W. ENrrB,
Acting Assistant General.
The proclamation Of General Fremont, free
ing The slsves Of rebels IN Missouri, was and h
approved BY an overwhelming majority Of tbe
loyal people Of the United States.
This proclamation goes further, but In The
locality concerned, aud under the surrounding
circumstances, will also, We think, be approved
BY the country.
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

Rev. CHARLES SpEAR will deliver an ad-
dress In the E street Baptist church To- morrow
afssssoon at I O'Clock. 6uhisct Prisons Of
Europe md Amsgioa.
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

- Gov. Plerpont ha, recommended to the
legislature Of Virginia. now sitting at Wheel.
ink, the repeal Of Ii, Law making compensation
to masters for the value Of slaves condemned
70 death, or transportation, for crime. He say
that that Law has cost the State thirty or forty
thossand dollars annually.
The national Republican., 1862-05-17
From ~ wsrld Of Nay II.

Levy CouRr.-The following named gentle.
men compose the levy court for tAs county oi
Washington Sayles J. Bowen, Devsrs Burr,
joshua Psaros, Hamilton Loughboroush, Rich
ard B. C1wford. Jenkin Thomas, Robert
whits, Nathan Sargent, Thomas Deuoho. Geo
n. Plant, and Samuel Drury. These nomins.
lions were yesterday confirmed BY the Senate
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

- Law Notice. ROBERT j. WALKER
and FREDERIC Z. STANTON will practice iav
10 ths Supreme md Ciroui Courts, Court Of Calls
: 0urn Martial, hosrds Of Commissions r., snd De
partnent. Aided BY two o:hsr associstss, NJ part
Of Al sx'snsivs ususss will Be neglected address
WALKER L STANTON, ofhOc 7sS street, Wash.
1t g!on, d G; ap p2S-am
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

PEssAooLA.-Sss our tslegrsphic dlspatohss.
The Tall OF Pensacola Is reported, uia Corinth.
We soc no reason to doubt that he report b
orrsot.
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

SrRAsBURG, Va, Nay l6.-A continuous
stream Of the Uuion rssidesu Of the valley sre
pouring Into tho town, under the mist AIKEN be.
lief that our army is retrsatipg, and the kuowl.
edge that detaohnens Of the rebel cavalry
are Waiting every farm houss in the vicinity,
and imprsssing into the service oil males be.
tween fifteen and sixty.
The seoeaionists along the rou'e 10 Harri.
sonburg say that jackson will not attempt 10
follow.us.
SrRAsBuRo, Nay l6.-Yesterday afternoon, .
band Of about 800 guerillas made dash on
the railroad guard beyond Front Royal. They
killed one and took fourteen prisoners, all be.
longing to the Twenty eighth Penusylvanis
The railroad bridge, SO feet high and $50 feet
long, over be north fork Of the Shenandoah,
was completed TO night. The track will be laid
and trains will p.ss next forenoon. The work
was constructed in 40 hours, under the super.
interdence Of Mr. George Nsgls, the Govern
ment bridge builder.
AL 10 quiet In front, tonight.
It 10 currently reported that Gsna hllroy
and sehsnek are In occupation Of stsun'on.
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

v - L eturs REV SAMUEL p. CHASE, q
distlnssishsd Divine tof eol =, Of lsinos Nary-
land, Will L stlrs Ia IsFssl Church, corner South
Capito, and s,rss,s, On MONDAY NIGHT, ls,h
instant, at O'Clock
eubjset-" As Dssiinss with the Children oi
Han, srd their Faiurs ffsspests +"
Adnit'auc. 10 cents ny 17-Hs
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

- Soott's Iron foundry At Frsdsricksburs,
(ya,) bssstoeors used BY ths rebels, h now
Sstng used by our troops
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

GENIAL N'DowsLL AARIvsD.-At eleven
O'Clock Last night, General A'Dowsll sud staff
arrived 10 this city from Aquis creek, by The
North Ansstss. Al Il lsist - The lRsppa-
hammock.
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

A POSTMASTER FOR WIScHEsrER.-Ths Senate
confirmed tho nomination Of Charles Chase, to
be postmaster at Winchester, frederick county,
Virginia.
The national Republican., 1862-05-17
WAR DEPARTxExr,
W.su,roroy A.y

"AouAnoAoNf my Ao'
Urdss hanklag 0sA. Wosl for the Cap.
tuso u H0Ffslks
The skill.ul and gallant movement Of Mi.
Gen. Jno. E Wool, and the forces under bis
command, which resulted In the surrender Of
Norfolk and the evacuation Of strong batteries
erected BY the rebels on Sewell's Point AID
Craney Island, and The destruction Of the rebel
iron.clsd steamer herrimac, are regs rded BY
tho President - among the most important
successes Of the war. He, therefore, orders
that bis thanks, as Commander in Chief Of the
army and navy, be communicated, BY the War
Department, 10 Maj Gen. Jno. z. Wool and
the tficeis and soldiers Of hIs comm md, for
their gallant and good conduct 10 the brilliant
operation mentioned.
By order Of The President, made at the city
Of Nsrfolk, on the eleventh day Of Nay. 1862.
EDWIN n. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

~Wsssoa's Progrsss OF Blavsry.-Copiss
Of this weik are Tor sale 1t the oos Of the National
Republioaa. Pamphlet edition, Is cents. Bound
edition, Is cents.
The national Republican., 1862-05-17
my II

ga asstisg for the Ss.eht Of the
&c ,ntrabsads" now In This city will b, held Ziop
ws.ley Church, Ilaud) On TOMORROW (sua.
dsy) AFTESNOoN, at o's'ost Ad'rSsss will
bs delivered By ssversl dsttuguthed gentlemen
aud oolk c'iou vii be taken mp.
The public a,d Especially fr 10 Of the essss, sss
Invited. vile
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

81 Q street Dsptist Charch.-Rsv Dr.
SAMSON will preach o. SUuDAY MORNING
sud R,v. 3. n SHUTE st NIGHT. my II
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

i Notice y hereby givea, ,htt Z, conf ~mity TO
the provsio.s OF the charter Of the ctv Of Washne
too, On ELECTION viii b. hsd o, MONDAY, the
Shop nosth ~s co ner Of Ninth -lr,st west and q
strest roth, for Mayer. 10 .erve two years; one
ssmoer OF the Bvaid Of Aldermen to serve two
yea 9; thee sembers Of the .avd Of Common
unci. 10 s<rvs one year, and IN As.sor, to ser,e
two ysars, Tor said Ward.
The Polls Will open at clock, A NJ, and closs
GEORGE 8 GIDEON,
q. A. BALL,
B. L GiTTTNGs,
myls COMMISSIONER
The national Republican., 1862-05-17
sATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Cen. llitshsn at Hsitsvills /,
as.. N.s,sy ;ooe.pas. n.ssrs.
Willie! F
COL. LITTLE JOINS HIM.
-ti \ z III
Great Activity N Ah DspartAsati I
1AOtvvArea 4oSane1S
From 1Gc0 0lsllan's Army.
1e0Iber ssA Kesssser CssspSS-
nsesseAS
Order Of Secretary Stanton !
THANKS TO GEN WOOL FOR TIE CAP.
TURE OF NORFOLKl
From Strasbui.g.
REBEL EyWPREssJMEyv-TS! /!
THE GUkRLLLAS MAKE A DASH Al
OUR RAILROAD GUARD
Tie following hss besn received st The Wa
Department:
HEADouAkrERs THRD DIVISION,
/ Huntsville Alabama
THE GUERILLAS MAKE A DASH AT
OUR RAILROAD GUARD!
Tie following hos bssn received ct The Wa
Department:
HEADQUARTERS THnD DIVISION,
Huntsville, Alabama,
H~-> Ns,rla. Msz le lQGa

Department:
HEADQUARTERS THnp DIVISION,
Huntsville, Alabama,
Camp Taylor, Nay Is, 1863.
To Hon. EDWIN n. SfAxroS. Secretary Of
.wsr: At s O'Clock, p. N, 90 the 18th instant,
Gen. Neglsys expedition from Pulaski, sup
ported By Col. Li,ls's expsditioo from Athens,
entered Rogersvills, driving the enemy scesss
the Tennessee river, and destroying portion
Of tbslr ferry bosss.
Having learned Of The approach Of Colonel
Littles forces, he enemy succeeded An renov.
Ing their artillery, baggage, and stores, before
The arrival Of Gen. Negley.
expected an obstinate defencs st The pas.
sxge Of Elk river, and accompanied In person
Col. Little's expedition, but without crossipg.
The enemy, - usual, nsd at our approach.
I ordered, yesterday, an expedition 70 move
promptly from Rpsenvtlls, 70 seize the b,idge
across Shad creek. aud The ferry below Ii.
mouth Of the same stream. This duty has been
promptly executed, and the ferry and bridge
are ours. No more troops will enter from thai
region; and We now have upon this side Of the
river, twelve or Hfteen hundred cavalry Of the
enemy, 10 bands Of three or four hundred whom
We will endeavor 10 hunt down and destroy OF
capture.
The guuboat which have extcmporixed will
be ready for service to day, and l will soon bs
ready 10 pay my re peca 70 the enemy on The
eastern side Of this region under my command
o. n. MITCHELL,
Major General.
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

The following has been received ut the War
D partmcnt:
CAnP 10 MILES PROM
WILLIAMSBURG. Nay l6.
Hon. Ed,oin n. Stanton. Secretary Of War:
Without waiting further for Official reports,
which h.ve not Jet reach'd me, wish to bear
testimony TO the splendid cohduct Of Hooker's
and Kearnsy's dlvisious, under the command
Of General Heinizleman, 10 tha battle Of vii
hamburg. Their bearing was worthy Of vet.
Grams.
Hooker's division, for hours, gallantly with.
stood the attack Of greatly superior numbers,
with very heavy loss.
Kearnsy arrived 10 time to restore the for
tunes Of the day, and came m >s' gAllautly into
action.
shall probably have occasion to call atten.
ton 70 other commando and do net wish to do
injustice 10 them by meotioning them Dow. II
l had the full intormsl pm now have, in re-
gard To the troops abo1e named, when nrs,
telegraphed, they would have bsen specially
mentioned and commended. l spoke only Of
what knew at the time, and shall rejoice 10
do full justice 70 all engaged.
GEo. B. MCCLELLAN,
Nj. Gen. Cong.
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

D ELIyStA3l.s 81 A'..sl,.s ia "a served q.
AGr0 RUSS RIAh'S,
SsVEHTH STREET, ABOVE d:
l.obserS. 10 Salad, Nortbtrn s'yle;
Nios Pickled CT, b, on Lettace
HhsepS Head and b y Trout.
Tomst.es and Bermuda PIatcts;
Frog;
Srawbenies; y
Gtsss Turtle, iu Steals and Soups.
my LIT
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

&IO .oes :. s.ys,,S . On byxssn yessrnsy .nM nMeE
Ssrvsss. Or n The Dey Goods StWe OF Mr. Godds srdI
eNALtET coa's les sbost Sixty two Dollsr,, a}
Two Dsllas ard s.hsif sees q god, ons /. a ard
One Five. Dollar Treasury Notes, two Oae Doll ad
netes, and about Eve doliafs II lyer.
.1hs abovs rsWasd will be paid lpon Its return I'd
m O1os, OF 70 Mn. Joha L wilkin,, on the cor
nsr Of n ~ ,ohvs etts avea - and Twelfth stIet
ny Nm Is ail
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

$50 PGNNAYLVANIA Av aUE. $40
LIGHT WINES FOR SUMMER USE.
sonssting OF
CLAlsrs, RHISH, HUSGARIAN AND SPANISH WINES;
Also,
Al ne Leading Bra.ds of CAampa.ne al unusually Lou
P,io,s
EMILE DUPRE, No. So PenDsylyAois avenue,
begs leave to inform his friends aId customers that
be hIs removed his large Of OF Of the above Wines,
asd respectfully coll Its the patronage of the trade
md public f. DUPRE,
ny li-lm $40 Pennsylvania avenue.
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

AT The New. J. .. Plsney, D. D.. 81 New
York, will preach at the Cap.to, SUNDAY AOsN
ING ct II O'Clock. NY II
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

~ Kaights Tsmp'ap.-W Arlington Com
mandsiy. No. I, will reet THIS (sasurdsy) EVAN
ING, at the Asylum, corner Of Niath and streets,
rANIEL BUCK,
myi7 Rsoord,F.
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

dhEn N6WARO.-Was stolen from the sub
9OU sef ber. living a. Brooteville, Mosts somery
county: nsryland, ouths evening o, the 1ui in,t
TWO HORSES, Ooe four year old Mare darn
brown soios, with vi lie .N on or forehead. and
. knot % ose Of her hind feet. The other large
blac Hossr, with white hi,d 10 spsvi-td Ia botn|
hat lsg, 4 rewar. Of 20 vii be pa d for 'he rs
LEONARD WEER,
BrSoksvills, Monsom.ry Co,
~ i6-Sts Maryland.
The national Republican., 1862-05-17
Saturday, May II, 1Ssa.
CLUBS FOR THR DAILY NATIONAL
n1PUDLlCAH 10 DOLDlBRS.
APAPRrHArEvERY SOLDIERS sHoULD
HAVE

per 70 soldiers, wAo shall form clubs, d The
following low rates:
COPY, 4 month";. ................... slbo
5 copies, 4 months. s................... 600
10 copies, 4 months. hs................... 1000
All over ten copies, at The rate q one dollar
per copy fcr four moothA
- rhe names must always b accompanied
with he money.
- Write The names distinctly, and give
the company md u number ot ths regiment.
- The pspses Will b nailed 10 oos name,
or the names will be written ssparatsly, II Dc.
0ired.
The national Republican., 1862-05-17


r O1T i-Last evening In going frJm Ruilmsn's|
IL Ho'el cut fenusylvauia avenue to Trui street
tseVoe 70 Fosdh Athsueum, . light naxtn. n.hatret Al
WIG IN, dpdef will receive suitable reward o1I
issv,sG n q ,he Boz Ono OF Foros Athepeum ]
duri q to.dsy my 1'-t.s
I OST -Oa the 1sih Instant, between the N,vy|
u lard and Natioual Hotel, s3j Ia bank nvtcs.
The finder will be rewarded by lea,ing II A. this
shlcs. LEVI j MASTERSON
ny iS-n (s'srJ.
AIAMTn q. Every lady In town 10 call at the
w New stsmptts DsI OF, S.0h n. Seventh It i
between l. aud N. apd get their flannel, velvet
dis, satin. cambri,, and muslin Stamped We have
100 choice pstteros rady to stamp 1t cents per
width
Cteapest IN town am ed goods for sale
Working Cotton, Silk, aod Floss cheaper than any
other ri &C iu town. my 1871.
VIZ TO HAVE EVnby-
w body 10 know that they o1n buy Co.hing,
Turntshins G,ods, Tru.ks, Hat, and CAps: at tho
lowest price, at SMITHS, No 400 seventh street.
|JT six PEA GET TWENTY YEAR
ksehan I'd al Par for Treasury Noss,
RIrTENBoUsE, FANr&Co BanLsr,,
nyl7-2w as Peonsylvanis avenue.