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The national Republican., 1862-02-24
Descent ON Bates's Alley.

Officers Crown, Frazier and Perdle yester.
day afternoon made descent on notorious
rancho in Bates's alley, kept BY woman
and taken into custody ut the time of the
in Knocking down each other, &c. The names
Of the parties captured and taken to the guard
house were Caroline Snyder, the boss" Of
the house, Mary Jarboe, Bis Coombs, Lizzie
MoManus, and Emma Taylor, bosrders;'
Hunter, (soldiers belonging to the Eighth U. g
infantry William Glinn, OF the First New Jer.
sey cavalry, and William Henly, a oitizen, who
were the guests of the ladies. The whole crowd
two by two, were marched down to the fourth
ward station.h house, where they were looked up
The national Republican., 1862-02-24
Urls KRINGLF; g COME.
Just resolving, the largest stocko Of
FANCY GOODS
In Warrington
Writing Desks, Dressing Cssss, L riioiios, Diree-
tion and Alphabet Hlooks, 1ames, Photo
krsph Albums, Gift and Aiscel-
laneous Book6 In great
varieties, 1t war
Call and ~, st oHEPhkRDB
HsadqpArten,
dso n Cornei seventh md d streets.

CEALED PROPOSALD are inyited till
y the loth day Of March, 1859, at II O'Clock m. for
supplIins the 3: s. sIb. Dept with 5000 head Of
BEEF CATTLE On The hoof
The Cattle 10 b. delivered ut WashipgtoA City,
and each animal to average 1900 rounds gross
weight; NO animal admitted which weighs les than
l,00O pounds gross
The Cattle 10 be delivered st such times and In
such Qusntities - the 9ovenment may require.
No Cattle will BE- required under this contract be
fore the lst day Of April, 1852.
Hsifena and Bullocks not wanted.
A bond with good and sufncisnt security will be
required.
No bid viii be entertained when put in by con
tractors who have previously filled 70 comply with
their oontrscs q where the bidder not present to
BIDS to be directed to Ma. A. BECKwITH, G.
g., y. 3. A., Washington, ID. G.
FoIM OF BID.
la. B., DO hereby propose 70 deliver to the Gov.
eminent 70 Beef Cattle on tbs hoof for - Fer
hundred pounds gross weight The Cattle to be
delivered 1t -, scoordtpg 70 the terms Of the en-.
closed advertisement. The Cattle to TO weighed on
the scales and the weight % determined to be the
purchase weight. hereby agree 10 give good and
sudcient bond for the fulfllment Of the contract,
and 70 receive Treasury notes In payment for the
Cattle. feb II
The national Republican., 1862-02-24
DIED.,

On the 2lst instant, LAFAYETTE SULLIVAN, 4
member of the band Of the First Long Island
regiment.
Of scarlet fever, on the 22d instant, EMMA
FRANCES, youngest child of Henry and Rachel
Ann PolkinhOrn, aged 2 years and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
invited to attend the funeral this (Monday)
morning, at 10 O'Clock, from her parents resi-.
dence, 147 B street, opposite the Smithsonian,
Island.
On Sunday, the Esd instant JAMES H. HAMIL
TON, aged 88 years.
His funeral will take place on Tuesday, at Q
O'Clock p. m, at Mrs. Sullivan's, No. 27 F
street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets.
baltimore and Alexandria papers please
copy.I
The national Republican., 1862-02-24
A Certi.-To m. Peblic,

I In the Star Of Saturday last, I am charged by
the editor Of that paper, in bis defence Of Mar.
shal Lsmon, with being slaue catcher, and the
for csesiis Bsii ,Sns ior George and Henry Lss,
and another ~ Robert Brookss IN fugitive
slaves. Without explanation, these commit.
ments, bearing upon their fAce my own name,
~ the captor Of these slaves, would seem to
the odious and wicked business Of slave catch.
ing; but q brief statement OF the facts will set
me right before the community, In which, for
fourteen years, have been known as oon-
sistent Anti slavery man.
One day last FAN, Mr.. Wise, the superintendent
Of the jail. having his buggy at the door, asked
me TO get in and take a ride with him. OF
course, complied; we rode to one Of the en-.
District. When We arrived within tie lines % Of
the camp, Mr.. Wise told me the object Of his
visit, whioh was. to arrest y runaway slave,
which he supposed to be here.
He made inquirer Of several persons for the
Wise discovered u colored man, whom he 40.
oosted and charged with being q runaway.
The man said he was free; but Wise insisted
that he was y slave and arrested him. The
soldiers became indignant ut suoh an exhibition
resort 10 violence to protsct tho man, Who had
for some time been employed a. . servant
among them; this, however, was prevented BY
the Interference OF an offoer, who dispersed
the soldiers, whom Wise put the man into the
buggy and drove him to the jail and looked him
up. Having done this, II was necessary to
have commitment, and he sent me to Justice
Walter TO get one. ] obeyed this order, and Of
course the Justice inserted my name; and this
is the story Of the Brooks commitment, which
is interesting, as illustrating part Of the slave
stealing business of this District, while 1t ex.
onerates me from the charge Of capturing this
man. .'Y
Now, in relation TO the commitments for
George and Henry Lee. These oolorsd men
were slaves, and came to the prison and volun.
tarily gave themselves up. They were re-.
ceived by Mr.. Wise, who sent me to Justice
Dom for their commitment, 30 that my name,
a. a matter Of course, was inserted.
The case Of Ceoelx Bell was like the last.
She came voluntarily to the prison, having no
home. She had an infant In her arms, which
| was almost white, and begged, with fearful
eyes, to be admitted, that che might have rest
and food for herself and babe. She was ad
| mitted, and was again sent to the magistrate
| for q commitment, and my name very proper
inserted in It, as the Justice could know nc
other person in the transaction.
This Is the whole story Of the commitments
and Of my connection with them, and this aim
| pie explanation will be sufficient to exOnerate
me from the foul charge of boing slave
catcher. Let 1t be borne In mind that In al
| these matters acted as q subordinate and II
obedience to onioial orders, which was bound
however revoltipg, to obey.
The national Republican., 1862-02-24
Sale OF Peraian, Turkish, Chinese, snt
Japan Goods.

There is now for sale at MCGUIRE & Co.'s
auction room, the most extraordinary lot Of
goods ever offered to our citizens. They con.
sist Of u vast variety Of fancy and useful arti.
clss manufactured In the East Indies, in Persia,
Turkey, China, and Japan. We spent very
agreeable hour on Saturday In examining these
beautiful goods, which are now open for public
inspection. Among them we saw some curious
satin screens, with richly embroidered figures,
representing favorite idols; Brshmin sandal
wood beads, curiously carved; East India pipes,
or hookahs, with stems ten feet long; brooms,
made to sweep and at the same time to beau.
tify carpets; inlaid work boxes; Japanese
lacquered trays, elegantly finished, and which
cannot be injured or defaced by hot water;
elegant Turkish piano and table covers; beau.
tiful Chinese tea cakes; shells Of all sizes, and
of exquisite beauty; Lut the most attractive Of
all, to lady purchasers, will be the superb
Chinese poplins and satin dresses; they are Of
extraordinary beauty, and are the widest silks
made In China or elsewhere; they will be sold
to day, and without reserve, to the highest
bidder. All these goods are rare and genuine
as limitations cannot be made even in Yankee
land.
The national Republican., 1862-02-24
A Row Among the .Hymphs.

Laura Gaskin, who resides on Twelfth street
below the Avenue, got into Il row with Julia
Dean about some furniture In the house occu
pied by Laura, which Julia claimed as her
property. A dispute ensued rs to who was the
rghtfu owner Of the property, and the parties
came to blows, when Laura, who was getting
stabbed her anita agonist. 0fficer Frazier, who
happened 10 be passing that along that way,
stepped in and arres ed the belligerent females,
and also Nelly Matthews and 4 gentleman visi-
tor. The whole party were conveyed before
Justice Clark, who held them TO ball for fur.
thsr hearing.
The national Republican., 1862-02-24
Pickpockets Arrested.

traoted to that place all Of the Industrious
young men in the city who follow the business
Of pocket.picking for living, A number Of
walets--one unluoky individual losing over
800. Geo. Adams, Charley Jones, Bill Taylor and
Harry Goldsmith, who were circulating rather
freely among the crowd, were arrested by
officers Thompson and Essex ,on suspicion Of
belonging TO the gang who were operating In
that locality. They were committed to jail by
Justice Walter for Il further bearing.
The national Republican., 1862-02-24
r. ~ SsAls..I Il.tssne.n
~ ns@e1sssss IN Face"
wiLLlAM WAislAon LIHcoLN,
~ wltLiAn xARsH.

Thou art gone TO the shades Of rest, WiDie,
Thou art gone to the shades Of rest; 81
This world possessed no charm for thee, y.
Thou smiled. and then n set thee FREQ,
To Join the blest. Tin =
Thou art gone to the reslus Of peace, Willie,
Thou art gone to the realms Of peaoe,
In that land which IL ever bright and fair,
Which knows no sorrow, pain, nor care,
But all is peace. .l.., .i
Thou art gone to the heaven Of love, Willie,
Thou art gone to the heaven Of love;
Thy little bark will be tossed no more
There is no troubled sea nor broken shore
10 the world above.
Thou art gone to thy long last home, Willie,
Thou art gone to thy long last home;
Aud we shall shortly follow thee there,
When our sun shall set In darkness here,
80 We shall come. XXI.
The national Republican., 1862-02-24
CHEAP CASH STORE n

The undenigped have oonstantly on hand gen.
erai assortment Of New and SECOND hand Furniture.
Croskery, Glassware, Tinware, Fswey articles and
prepared 70 sell q esesp II not cheaper than any
other sstablshmsat in the city Buying exclusively
for the cash, and selling for the same they are salts
Persons In want Of any Of the above articles are
respectfully requested to give " call before pur-
shsnng elsewhere.
All fiods Of Second hand Furniture taien In ex-
change for New. BONTZ GGRlFFITH,
No. 800 Seventh street, between and X sb.
fsb1l-eodSt TStarI
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\ u Mt n AL II o r = L

n = N = n Al HOT l.,
~ (UPoH THE EuaorsAn PLAsJ
Corner Of Penn. avenue and Sixth street,
OPPOSITE CORNER TO BROWNS HOTEL,
10 now furnished throughout with new and hand
some urniture.
The propeistor informs his friends and the public
that they can be Accommodated with rooms, By the
day or week, with or without meals
The Dining Saloon open et all hours
t,b1I-sod2v Proprietor.
The national Republican., 1862-02-24
whitshurss, Ne. 4ss Fem. Avenue,

whitshurss, Ne. as Psnn. Avenue,
ID selling original cartss de visiis photographs
Of Generals Scott koc,ell.n' Wool, Banks. Ere;
Mcclellan 10 the latest published, and ID oon.
sidsrsd the best In existence. Bee our photo.
grabs In oil and water oolors. Also portraits Of
distinguished men. Attention OF military men
d called 70 our full length lsttsrtypss for send.
ing BY mail. dso Is
The national Republican., 1862-02-24

ID nEAs 4 Tas Il 4 KiRRWooo GiHSjaCISH HOUSE, Fo.
SALE-A comfortable and we'll bsilt two story and
attic Brick Dwelling. .hou.e, with back building,
House. 10 offered for sale Il contains two pafiors,
Ave chambers dining loom, kitchen, ba room, and
two goo1 oellars, gas and water throughout, and q
In perfect order Apply to
jXb o. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants.
feb 22-d6t
The national Republican., 1862-02-24
/ j. FULLAM'S

STENCIL CUTTING TOOLS,
FOR THE USE OF ANY SOLDIER WHO
urnabing his Comrsdss With PLATES to marx
their Clothing, Equipnents, 80. Circular, Samples,
and View Of Hssdq quartsrs. " sent free BY mail.
Address, A. j. FULLAN,
tsb N-3W Dpyiug6Sld, Vermont,
The national Republican., 1862-02-24
nEPoT QUARTHRMAsTER'SO OFFICE,
- Comm OF EIoHrDxxr1 AnD g srRExTs,

nEPoT oUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE. :
WasAia9toW, D. u, february ~, 1863
Sealed proposels for furnishing 70 the Qeyssnment
at this point, Il ,000) one thousand dHEAD.BOARD6
for the graves Of deceased soldien will be rsoved
at this once until Saturday. March lst, lss3 at II
O'Clock noon.
!he boards must conform In all respects to the
following "
The Boards to be Of clear locust wood, free from
knots ~ four fsst long, o) ten inches wids (l,S)
dns and one half inches thick.
To Be slightly rounded at the top and "chsnfered"
on one dds, round the top, and down each edge TO
Planed smooth en- each dde.
4 specimen Of the style Of board required may be
seen st this once.
Proposals ahouid b. addrssed to Col. D. H. Rucr.
xR, Quartsrmaster U. 3. Army, Washington, D. G.,
and should be plainly marked d Proposals. for Head.
Boards" D. b. RUCKER,
feb 2o-dtMarch @. II. and Col. 10.
The national Republican., 1862-02-24
LOCAL NEWS.
% Aavee6assuA

Hsarly 10 thousand sspies - ~ A1sb.
,<ca~ are circulated among the Ate1lag popu,ar
ton every day, besides thslasss nsnbsr served
to regular suesoribsrs. Advertiser viii TAKE
note accordingly. ~
The national Republican., 1862-02-24
Row At the Cantor bury.

Reuben. Miller, Edmund Young, Thomas W.
Young, and Charles MoCauley, were arrested
on Saturday evening by officers Leach, Dom,
and Turner, for kicking up muss In Csnter.
$l0.94, and the others IS each, for their amuse.
ment.
The national Republican., 1862-02-24

arst rate TIN PLATE AND
w BHEET-lRON WORKER. Ioa coed hand,
'""N' j. +. HODGsON,
fob Ut No. ~ Seventh st, bst and l.
The national Republican., 1862-02-24
The Iaaian Elerh Dset!

.fi.ar The Inaian Hssb Deetse,
From CAnada, will describe dissasss sad tell his
patients the nature Of their complaints q
illness, without rsosiving any in-
fofmatioa iron tksn.
No CAarps fbr Generalization " Adstas.
IN ouu MOTTO. ". sa .
We ~ suoh Balm q have no strifs
WITH Naturs Or ~ Lawn Of Lifs:
With Blood oar hands we never staln
Nor poksn neA 10 sass their pain.
Oar Fsthsr--whom all goodnsss olls,
Pfovidss the msaus 10 cure all ILL.,
The Simple HERBS beneath oar feet,
Well used, relieve our paiu complete.
A simple Herb, Q simple Flower, n
Cail'd ffon he deWy Lea
Thes, thsss shall speak With touching power
OF change and health 70 thee.
Ro m No II, wsshi.g o. Bsildirg, Pen.sylva.
mis- svenue, ooraes Of seventh street.
No charge ios Oossaltatioa. jan1l-Sm
The national Republican., 1862-02-24
lAdla Rubber Deeds.
{ blankets Tor eold!ese, 81! !2s essh.

Rubber Blankets Tor soldiers, el.2s sseh.
Rubber Ponohos and BLANKETS combined, s9So
each.
India Rabb,r Coats, white and black, s2so sseh.
Ind Q Rubber LegGins, el Per pair.
And all kinds k1bbsr 0oods-inol1dipg Rubber
Boots ana 6hoss, Rubber 6toppsS fof Bottss, Door
Nat, Undsnheesing fS1 Beds q ekne@, b., h., at
manufactufen' prizes, At n. A. HALLS
Iidia Rubbsr Warshouse,
9O0 Reussylvania avenue,
dec lo-u Bet Ninth and Tenth ID.
The national Republican., 1862-02-24
YnTalNNMHI

usrns, nGS1sas, cssssassss,
e Z: s:.: ..s,a ~ s,sSs.l as':.a;s ss, ss: 3
Resa 10. Z, see31d Aoos.
- osis ss1s = Sssssss r:ssdsass', Shsslsslssd.
The national Republican., 1862-02-24
PassIpg Counterfeit Money.

Philip Decker, German, was taken into Gus.
tody on Saturday for passing two five dollar
counterfeit bills on Mr.. John Cation, grocer,
corner Fifth and G streets. As he refused to
redeem the notes when notified that they were
spurious, he was heN tO bail for court.
The national Republican., 1862-02-24
NJ = w AND SP L Z d ID "a q !
~ Millinery kstablishmsnt,
Al No. 50 Marble Space,
Formerly H. williams Fancy Store.

The undcrsgncd begs leave to call the attention OF
the citizens of Washington and the District TO his
Paris Bcnnets, Fashionsbs CiOeI,, Toilet Articles,
PeIiuncry, etc.
The opening day Of the establishment will be on
Tbs ID dSy Of December to which he invites the kind
patronage oi the ladies Of Washington.
LEWIS BAAR,
nov 23--Sn No. % Market Space.
The national Republican., 1862-02-24

CUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS.
The most perfect
LIFE.LIKE CARD PORTRAITS
OF Prominent Characters are those publishsd BY
Marin b Co., and for sale, wholesale and retail,
WIN. BALLANTYNE,
400 Seventh street, near the Post Once,
Where terms and partseulars may bs obtained.
Ths EXTENSION POcKEr PHOTOGRAPH
ALBUM, holding twelve Portraits. Just the thing
for the camp.
-! Agents wanted IN all the Camps, to whom
II. eFAl terms are offered. feb lS-eo2w.s
The national Republican., 1862-02-24
Vhe Canterbury

Was filed to overlowing on the night of the
22d. This week, N. Jean Closki, ne dancer
appears. His proficiency, in his line, 10 uno
qualled. The Canterbury Minstrels and Miss
Duval are still on hand. Rsoul, or the Magic
Star, will be produced each evening.
The national Republican., 1862-02-24

VXJANTEDI wANTEDI.8oO Recruits,
w to do service In the District Of Columbia.
Apply Immediately at No. S0S Seventh street., bet
The national Republican., 1862-02-24

VKyANTED-A steady WOMAN - Folder and
w Sewer, with constant work Apply at LY.
CE IT'S BookbindsIy, I'll Pennsylvania avenue,
feb 22-2t q
The national Republican., 1862-02-24
Who has . Right to the Sidewalk

EDITOR REPUBLICAN: Will you, through the
Republican, call the attention Of the authori.
ties to the " disputed" fact whether sidewalks
are for pedestrians or horsemen?
1t ia the common practice for the cavalry
and artillery companies camped east Of the
Capitol, to ride on the sidewalks In going to
and from their watering place. The sidewalks
quite impossible for ladies, from this practice.
The offenders, when reminded that they have
no business on the sidewalks, are impudent
and insulting. 1t 10 u way they have, sup.
and their courage. have noticed that the
officers were worse than the men, who, OF
course, follow their Ale leader. Must we put
up with blockade of our sidewalks US we'll as
OF the Potomac? Who has authority to cor
sec policeman In the blacksmith shop, over
the way, occasionally. CAPITOL HILL.
The national Republican., 1862-02-24

DEEDs AND DEPOsITIONS
~ yol 1Hs STATES o.
CALIFORNIA,
10 n NECUTED At WARRINGTON CITY.
EDMUND +. BROWN, having been appointed
BY the Govsrnen Of the above States,a
CONNISBIONER or DEEDS FOR THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA,
with power to take Acknowledgements and Deposi.
lions TO b used or recorded In said States, and hav
Ing had several yeals experienos in taking test.
mony sld aoknoWlsdgmsats, - Notary Public,
and q Commssionsr Of ths Court Of Claims, u pre-.
pared TO execute those duties legally and promptly,
whom due notice ID given.
Nr. Brown also acts - AHowey and C6uHsellov fer
psrsons having busins to transact with the several
bFarmaNs II Gsuuwmen and will attend To cases
arising out OF the present war the Mexican war, or
any Of the former wars, well - to inquiries and
n2estis sstons In the various ohaoes, where long 20
ass. ~
An orders should be accompanied with the appro.
OGoe No lo2 street, next East Of Seventh street
diagopally opposite City Post Once.
Address: EDMUND y. BROWN,
Notary ,Commisioner, &c.,
Ian N-2aW2m. Boz No. ia. Waabingtou. ID. q.
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Instantanssus Care

- : = -1BDtBuCBmO0UB VuEO
OF Cons, Bunions, Callosities, Inysstsd Nsile
Warts, and all diseases Of the test. Mr. Dimotd
sufgsea Chirops6ist, b enabled, BY pseuliar pro.
cess, 70 srsdosts the most painfsl excreeesness n
few ninuhs VI the least peiA o. the slighteet H.
IA n. 70 r. r.. at his ON ~, ss9 Psansylvania
avenue, opposits Bf0Wn's Hotel Bset references
oven u this city. feb 4-3ws
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Young Msn,s cArtstian Assselaslen.

Young Mems Christian Assseiasasn..
Notwithstanding the inclemency oithe weath.
was held at the Rooms last Monday evening.
The report the President indicated through.
out the various fields Of philanthroptc ohort q
more encouraging and hopeful condition than
during several Of the earlisr montns Of tne
The treasury of the association, though not
supplied as II should be with sufioient means
to carry forward energeticslly . number Of un.
doub!sdly useful enterprises, was yet happily
The sabbath schools connected with the u.
ISOLATION by q largely increased attendance Of
scholars rendered necessary . large increase Of
teachers, especially " male teachers:
cure for the reading room much more COM
plete arrangement Of religious papers and pc.
rtodicals, AS had already been effected In rslar
ion to newspapers. ~
place Of the one recently prostrsted BY sick.
ness and compelled to reslgn had been invited
b. tho superintendent Of divisions, under the
authority Of the association, 70 be@ms spe.
cisi ms.onsry o. ne as:oS'ssuon r. va n'0r
The distribution OF the sacred Scriptures
through suAerintendsnts OF divisions, In 90.
operation With ohaplains and others, during
the past month, from the depository OF the
10 297 copies, and since Nay last, to an aggre'
gate Of 10 ,2I9 volumes. -5 .y&
The distribution Of books, tracts, and papers,
from the special depository, room No. ~, west
wing Post Ofioe Department, has been con.
Quoted with even more system and greater
success than heretofore, BY Rev. J. W. Alvord,
Of the American Tract Sooisty, Boston; 97s
separate packages, including more than $4,000
copies Of tho Christiau Banner, having been
dispatched from that room during tho past four
weeks.
ln-pursusnce Of suggestion made on this
occasion, n prayer meeting will be held NJ the
Immediately preceding the biblical lecture.
Amendments 10 the constitution were pro.
posed, providing for An Assistant Recording
SECRETARY, and changing the constitutional
quorum. u t-
posed Of, the Rsv. Z. W. syle, rector Of Trinity
Church, was invited to address the meeting.
Amer an interesting account Of his observation
and knowledge Of the working OF similar asso-
Citations for Y considerable number Of years In
otter lands, he referred to the manifest neces.
wants Of large numbers Of youths and boys now
fonnd In this city; and at his suggestion The fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resolped, That this meeting refer to the
superutendents Of divisions, for their consider
alton, the subject Of establishing without delay
lodging house, or house for news boys, and
others OF the same GLASS.
The Rev. W. W. Winchester, Of Worcester
county, Massachusetts,, also, on invitation, ad
dressed the meeting, expressing, as minister
of the Gospel, much qualification at what be
had seen and heard. and giving some interest
ing "reminiscences Of one Of the original Nom
bers Of this association.
The meeting was closed with singing the
"Blest be the tic that binds
Our hearts In Christian love-"
and prayer by Rev. Mr.. syle.
The national Republican., 1862-02-24
Blest be the Tie that bints
Our hearts In Christian love-"
and prayer by Rev. Mr.. Syle.
Deaths Of soldiers.

Deaths Of ooldtefD.
Tho following deaths Of soldiers have occurred
Private Sherwood, company B, 62d New York
volunteers, at camp.
r. :. Earl; COMPANY F, sist Pennsylvania
volunteers, a. camp. ,,.
Benjamin F. Baston, company D, I'd regiment
Rsrdan's Sharpshooters, at camp.
Friedland Dllley, employee Quartermaster's
department, st Eruptivs hospital; sl;. n.x,-.
James Warren, company h, lO4th Pennsyl.
vania volunteers, at Carver barracks.
g; Hoozert. company O. 9th New York cavalry,
BostIey Noonsn. employee quartsrmastsr's
William Msdleton. company x. seth New York
Nathan 8. Niles, company B. 9th New York
Michael Ryan, company H, 9th New York
GAMES JAMES Hsrfora. Il % company F, lol.h pennsylv..
MIA volunteers, at Carver barracks.
Edward Zorn. company L, 9th New Jersey vol
unteers, at camp.
solomon Nelson. company F, sd Ponnsylva-
mia volunteers, at camp.
william Nixon, company A, 9Th U. 8. artillery.
William Brown, company Q. I'd Maine volun.
Oscar F. Sage, company B. s5th New York
volunteers, at camp.
Milton Handy, COMPANY l. lth Vermont vol.
unteers, at General hospital.
Samuel Church. company h, 9Th New York
cavalry, at Columbian College.
William B. Potter, company A, 76th New York
volunteers, ut camp.
Valentine kaufman, company Q, sth New
York volunteers, at camp.
Lysander 8. Phillips, company F, s5th New
York volunteers, at camp.
Relatives OF deceased soldiers can be fur
nished with all the Information they desire In
relation to the burial place Of their friends, 30.
by calling on J. W. Plant, Government under
taker, 4l8 Seventh street, between G and H.