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The national Republican., 1862-03-21
AND COAL OILS.

The undepgned has always on hand the pure
Kerosene, Etherial Fluid, Csmphsne, and Alcohol
ON the most favorable tel to The trade at the old
established stand, All Brosdway, Baltimore. Also
the most approyea Coal Oh Burners Lamps Of I'll
kinds will BE- sold low.
feb 1a-lAw6WsW JOHN B. CARSWELL
The national Republican., 1862-03-21

So Photographs and Ainbrotypes OF All
sizes arc taken on new plan only known to the
pr prietor ofthe Nc 3lelan Art Gallery $40 Seventh
street, four doors above d.
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o + ICIAL L.
DEPARTMENT OF s

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, Jan. rs, 1852.
The Secretary OF State will hereafter receive
members of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday; the arst OF next
month
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-03-21
rThs mcClelIau pho,oo

a@Ths Mcclellan Phi hotogr PIN and Ann
brotype Gallery. 52O seventh street, four doors
above d, has be ome . Warrington Institution for
the most pleasing Cartcs de Vsite II will be n ur
loss by not pstroniziug such perfect ssablishment
The national Republican., 1862-03-21
AUCTION sALEs..
!HutSaro DarO.
nv la.nn 9 WILLIAM., 3 q don ssfs.
EAST OF THE CAPITOL, II AUCTIoH,-on

nv 93EEn y WILLIAMn, 4 q ion ssts.
EAST OF THE CAPITOL, At AUCTIoN.-On
MONDAY, the 14th day Of April, 1862, shsll sell
In front Of the prswises, at ocock, p m virtue
Of deed Of {, ust 70 the subscriber, and duly n
ofded In Liber j. A. No ll2, follos 4se, ESQ. ss1
and 4ss, one Of he Land rs,ords for wsships tor
county In. the District of Columbia, the following
named property lying and being n the city Of Wa-h
logton District Aforesaid viz west part OF lot nun
beIed eleven I'll, y In square numbered ten hundred
and seven Il ,oo1O having front of forty two feet
nine inches ~ feet inches more less, north
r, between Twelfth and Thirteenth street,, east
ruaning back to an alley l15 feet, less, TO
geher with the improvements, which are 3 dwell
f.rns or SALE will be one.half cash, balspce
In nix and twelve months. the purchaser to give note
for the deferred payments, bearing interest from day
Of sale all conveyancng Ut the cOet of the purcha
ser; the cash payment will be required TO be paid
down, when the property Is knocked OF, and II mo-
psid down, the property will be then and there
again put up and sold 10 the highest bidder that will
comply and II the whole not complied with
iu hve days the trustee reserves the r'ghtto resell
the property at the r-k and cost OF the delinquent
purchaser, by advertising the ssme, three days in
WILLIAM NJ GRIPS. Trustee
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
p. Austioneers
mar l3-9awGds
The national Republican., 1862-03-21

THE LU N S-A CAHD.-DR. HUNTER
L will definitely ,losc his office 10 Washington on
Saturday Evening. the 29th Infant, after which
date all persons afflicted with Pulmonary Diseases
York.
His office here will remain open for the reception
Of patients afflicted with CstaiTh, Bronchitis, Con.
sumption, and Asthma, up TO the evening OF Satur-
dly, 2eth instant. No 400 Pennsylvania avenue
Wa hington. mar 20
The national Republican., 1862-03-21

GS-The London American credits tho Prince
de Joinville with planning the Port Royal ex
pedition. This Is had news for General Wal
bridge 40
The national Republican., 1862-03-21

81 We are pleased 10 call the altcnt tion
Of citizens and sol icrs 10 e Mcclellan Art Gal ery
sac Seventh street four doors above d. There no
other placs in this city where beautiful Photo.
graphs and Ambrotypes are taken, and where 70
much politeness s shown to customers
The national Republican., 1862-03-21
The Indian Herb Doctor, -,

The Indian Herb Doctor will describs disease and
tell his patients the nature OF their complaints or
illness, without receiving any information from,
them. No charge for consultation. Once, No. II
Washington Building, Pennsylvania avenue, csrner
Of Seventh street. mar 20
The national Republican., 1862-03-21

CONTAMINATION T. Upshur was yester.
day confirmed by the Senate as Assistant SEQ.
retary Of the Interior; and John Leggett az
postmaster at Nashville, Tennessee, vice Nc
Misb, removed.
The national Republican., 1862-03-21

DY aREIN 4 WILLIAMS, Auetionsers.
ID HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE At AUCTION.-On THURSDAY, the 9Th
instant shall sell 1t 10 O'Clock, N. at the res
idenoe Of Mrs Weddenvur, No. 4i2 Seventh stree t,
next to the corner Of q, good and general sssort
ment Of Furniture, viz: .gg-I#-T
Mahogany sofas, Hair Seat, Parlor, and Arm Rock.
ing Chsirs. ..
Mahogany Dressing, and other Bureaus, and Wash
stands $50
Painted Marble.top Cottage Chsmbtr Set,
>nch and other Bedsteads,
watdrobes and Stands,
Large assortment Of Bedding and Feather Bolsters
aud Pillows,
China, Glass, Crockery, snd Stone Ware Table
cloths, ard Cutlery,
Gilt and MshdSany frame Mirrors and Clocks,
window Curtains and Shades,
Cane and Wood Chairs
One hne on Painting. large lot Engravipgs,
Carpets and Oilelotn, Cooking and other Stoves,
With good lot Of Kitchen Requisites
Terms cath GREEN WILLIAMS,
mar q Auotioneefs.
The national Republican., 1862-03-21

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS !-CLOTHING
~ Furnishing Goods, Trunks, uats and Caps, al
N0rthern prices, at No. 400 seventh street. near +.
mar 2O-d3m
The national Republican., 1862-03-21
COrns, Bunions,

Bad Nails, Enlarged Jonts, and all diseases OF The
Feet cured without pain Inconvenience TO the pa
tient, by
DIR. WHITE, suAoEoN CRIRoropIsr,
l16 Pennsylvsnia Avenue, between AZ md 9Th sts.,
Room No. I, second floor,
Once hours from q. m. TO Q p. m.
Refers to Pnysiciaus and Surgeons of this city.
The national Republican., 1862-03-21

LNvERYBODY'S ATTENTION IS CALLED
d tocur new stock Of Spring Clothing, Furpishing
g oods, Trunks, Hats and ,ps, ut No AGO Seventh
street opposite the Ptst Office. mer 2o-d1m
The national Republican., 1862-03-21

SICK Ard wOunDnD sOLDaEas ~
. HOBrITAL
Published n coufosmity with the resoiueion Of the
u, Ssna,s Of July 10, issi
Al 8smisasy Hospital. Georgaoson, March IA.
The national Republican., 1862-03-21

EXPORTS OF THE PRODUCTIONS OF ANlAAIs.-
The exports Of animal food from New York to
foreign ports, for the first two and half months
~ tha "A throa voaro hov mn hoap M Tollou.,
The national Republican., 1862-03-21
rJ,O oFFICERs, sUTLERy, DC.

new light, four. wheeled WA, R
CON, with water proof covers,
and handsome leather cusllens,
built TO order at New York and cost sls2 FOX
SALE, at Q moderate price Also, New YORK
made set of DOUBLE HARNESS, plated fttings
never used. Also, set Of plain SlscLE HARsEss,
quite new, Apply for address Of stable and Groom
70 4S7 Seventeenth street, corner OF /. dec ~
The national Republican., 1862-03-21

NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY SPRING
Seventh street, mar 20-d3m
The national Republican., 1862-03-21

EJALL AND WINTER MILLINERY.
+ Mics THOMPSON will open our new r.
styles Of Fall and Winter Millinery on Thurs. ~
day, the Slst Inst.
The attention Of our former patrons, and the pub
lio generally, invited, and an examination solicit
cd, at our Fancy and Millinery Store, no. $40 Penn
sylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
oct 30 HUTCHINSON MUNRO.
The national Republican., 1862-03-21

DROF. ALEX. WOLOWskI begs loavs
i to inform his friends and thu public, that, hsy.
ing met with 30 much success. Is continuing his
Course Of Instruction on the Piano and In Singing
by his new method. All those who desire to become
In short time, hne Aingep or excellent performer
on the piano shsuld avail themselves Of his new sys
TEN Of nstruction, BY applying at hiS residence No
t5l Tenth street, between u and + streets
Reception hours between 10 and 10 O'Clock q. m,
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays feb 22-1m
The national Republican., 1862-03-21

Al q. RisobsA Hospiial. Ehslsvn BvonoA,
March IA.
The national Republican., 1862-03-21

A GENTS WARTED.-T0 sell . new and
"A novel Patent Article Ia Washington. Also, to
travel and sell rights. Address " ;" Box -. Gen.
erAl Post Once, mar 20-tf
The national Republican., 1862-03-21

LARGE LOT OF MILITARY VESTS FOR
"A sale cheap, at SMITHS, No $50 Seventh St,
opposite Post Office. mar 2o-d3m
The national Republican., 1862-03-21

NJ a HBILE MON NJ ENIS
&C., GO.
1 have large and most extensive stock Of
italian Marble Monums uts, Gravestones,
Co., &C.,
for sale at low prices, for cash. will sell at reduced
prices to those Of the army or navy who may want
them a. mementoes for their comrades who have
fallen In defence of the Union.
VIM. RUTHERFORD,
feb 17-6m + street north, bet 18th and 18th.
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d A r Il n r OF FIG U y .
soldiers Pensions & Bounties.
EO.MES 6 .fLEX.A.N.DER.

The uuderIgned have entered into . 90 partner
ship, % AT TlURNIES and SOLICITORS, for the
procuring Of PATENTS, and all other kinds Of
business, at the Patent Once
Especial attention will be given 10 n jected appli
cations 10 extensions snd opposition 10 extensi0ns
and to taking and preparing evttsnoe and srgu
ments In interference cases
The -pndersigned will also attend to obtaining
PENSIONS and BOUNTIES for Soldiers serving
during the present and previous wars, and to the
prosecution generally Of all similar classes Of bust
ness with the Government
Ohoe corner Of Seventh and r street,, opposite
the Patent Once. DANIEL +. SOMFS,
G. NJ. ALEXANDER.
wAsHIsoros, March 10, ls89 mar l2-d&wtf
The national Republican., 1862-03-21

CyPECIAL MOTT FL TAKE PLEASURE IN
= informing my friends that have just received
another stock Of the best and uest Cloihipg Ia the
country, which am now Offering at less than whole
sale prices, ut J. A. SMITHS Clothing Store, No.
4BO Seventh street, near +,
j. W. KEEP,
Formerly over Galts Jewolry Store.
mar QO-d3m
The national Republican., 1862-03-21
Al General Hospital, Atarandria, March IA.

,(al Chaplain. (b) Captain. (c)A@istant Surgeon
d) Captain.
The national Republican., 1862-03-21

Al Gensval Hospital, Union Hota, CONNER Brids
and Wdshinaton strssts, Georgetown, March L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-03

sale OF articles much in demand here during the
msr monhs The only freight which came by the British
Vueen was case OF silver directed to the officers
mess OF the Second West india regiment and beeu
or Lieutenant Turtons that would have teen
LETT behind also.
Trade OF course s brisk but there attendant
evils For instance, vessels continually arriving
from Havana with coal, and they only bring that
arucle' but with II yellow fever and smallpox, both de-
'eslao'e diseases Measles are also prevalent
ine steamship Kate which the blockade, arrived
IDS morning. She left Dixie on the 23d.
roS ABOUT three weeks have been out of ice in.
dispensable article at this season Of the year
"nen sickness is rife Anything that be In.
vented IS got up as story against the Yankees and
as ice was daily expected and did not come report was
got up that the ice vessel although Bostonian-nay.
verable Bostonian-was captured by Yankee cruiser
OF the Hole in the Wall and taken Key West in order
70 supply the garrison there they being the same pre-
dcament as but fate has given the lie to these
croakers for the ice ship port this afternoon
(2sth July) without being captured although detained by
contrary Winds &C. having had thirty days from
Boston.
The proofs In the OF the Oreto have been gone
through and on Wednesday next the arguments
Of counsel One of the witnesses for the Oreto gave curl
ous piece Of testimony viz that the boaswain had told
him he had got f1O0 from the American Consul at Nassau
to go away and not give evidence against that vessel
This Is simple absurdity, for II the American Consul
was disposed to spend his Uncle Sans money In
bribery and corruption-an mputation from which his
honest Character will at relieve hin--ons would
naturally suppose he would spend IL the way TO
give evidence to condemn her II Mr. Boats did ger
any money-f he did get f1o0 from anybody, which
very much doubt-t was from person interested in
the Confederate States, and not Union man.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-03

The Navy Yard Brooklyn, presented quite cxcitin
appearance yesterday from the fact that the oath Of al
legiance administered to the employees The prin
cipas Of the several departments directed pre-
pare their to tako the oath early in tho morning
and all eager to pledge their faith to the govern
ment, many asserting that II 1t necessary they
would die for IT. but, in many other government nsi-
tuons secessioniss to be found II is certainly
very strange, with all tho precauton that has bcsn
taken that The enemies Of the government TO be
found waxing fat on the public treasury. We
have heard lately many strange expressions made
by certain employees regarding the manner in
which the war was conducted, but never dreamed
that suchSa thing a downright secessionist could
faten on Uncle Sans provendsr But such is the fact
Captain Racord, the Executive 0cer Of the yard pre-
ceeded early in the afternoon to the boiler shop where
there are hundred and nifty employed, and
administered the following oath -
do solemny (or alrnn) that have vounta
riy borne arms sgans, s United sa.s since have been
counsel persons
in armed hostility thereto. .,.----s-7..
the Of once &c spder ~ n any
ssases Tha, have no, yielded voluntary supp ri to any
pre,sadsa soho.y pCwer Or ocnsu'0n
DO ss ss %. or. h, @ z @ Ss' s Of
is Ss
H.. Ia S s. sns ss sss s
s x. d u. 81 IL. s.d o:s WI ws and
about 70 enter. 80 help me God.
In this department all came forward, with the sxcep-
tion Of twelve and subscribed TO the obligation heartily
Those who refused to take the oath gave several reasons
Some said they had already allegiance to the Stars
and Stripes, and therefore unnecessary to do so
again Some others, after reading through very care.
fully then objected 10 words they could not understand
"Iumicai," said one; "faiih an what THAR sure an
III not to that a' Others objected to the clause
abss OF my knowledge and abilty they feared that
would make them Liable to be sent INTO military service
still others objected to tho word domestic az they did
what IL meant. All these objections were we
suppose through Ignorance but showed that somo scces.
sionist had been tampcring with the men, There were
several however who swors out and that they would
not allegiance TO any such damned government as
the United States, and would not support any God
damned abolitionist war.
The sailmskers' department next visited by Cap.
tain Radord where every took the oath with aac.
rity The next place 10 bc visited will be the foundry
where IL is rumored there number OF dsoyal en-.
yoyees Those who sbirked the oath yesterday were
discharged the spot, and from all have heard aud
seen navy sill share the fate 10 msrrow and
during the week. for will take the greater portion OF
the wsek % administer she oath 20 all there being pea "
thousand employed there. The government s too
rnagnauinous to deal no lightly with such traitors Men
who been buttering their bread expense or
unc SAM who thus coolly refuse swear allegiance
% the overnmept should be subeolcd 10 tbe utmost nc.
vsri.y u tbe law 10 'ra'.ors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-03

with and spoke the steamer Philadelphia from New York
for New Orleans with machinery partially disabled She
reported that she would put into Key West for REPAIRS
but has not yet arrived.
VIII Gladdiug, captain Of the prize steamer Reliance,
reports that Wednesday the 10th inst, while In Sa
vannah Ga, he and shook hands with Asa r. Tift
the builder He further reports that Tiff was
engaged in the same business at Savannah and had one
ron-cad completed and others nearly appears
from this that this man not hung, as reported
SO our side may still have the pleasure Of hanging him
higher than Haman
The steamer Reanie, which left for Havana on the
evening Of the 25th returned this morning having failed
to deliver the mail intended for the steamer Columbia
that vessel having sailed two days before the time ap
pointed
We have been unable TO obtain any information yet
respecting the stolen papers relating the prize steamer
Adela From what learn, think they, if not de-
stroyed, went board her Maesty's steamer petrel
about before sho sailed, aud in place
safe from discovery. Who is TO blame that valuable pa
psrs can be stolen public Offices with mpunity
understand that strong protests have been by
the British naval officers recently here against the
ture Of the Adeia In British Her captain say 3
that che was but and half miles from Abaco; Cart
Fraey the Quaker City says and Captain Rodgers
Of the Huntsville twelve The latter assertions are rue
the former-there in mincing words-is nothing
more than lie from beginning to end.
The United States barks Amanda and Kingasher have
sailed for the coast Of Florida These sailing
sells for bockadng purposes and cruisers usofu
this Of sas year in the Gulf "spsre pump
a graveyard They count so many, yet are not worth
in reality fast steamer The Eastern blockading and
cruising squadron composed Of slow coaches and lame
ducks and yet Flag ocsr Iardnsr expected to capture
the Nashville and every other fast steamer that leaves
Havana Nassau and il he does not there Is universal
growl We have been fortunate in capturing oil We have,
smart vessels had occupied the place or slow
wsuld have been many prize cases TO record
We are having il very, very warm and know that il
will remain for months there fall 10 look forward
to here-aiways the hot hot, hot; chance for
cool day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-03
Rebel Rams, Gunboats and Dransports
up the YazoO River.
fnasnatch N he Chicago Times. i

vicKssuRo, July 70, via cAro, Jwy 80, 1862.
Much Il 70 be feared from ths rssoo country gea-
star Of the west captured of Galveston by the rebels
up that river armed with twenty-five guns She IL
nowsrful OCEAN towboat also up that river, aud has
besn attsd something the style Of the Sumter she
sctr,ved az ram sIss They also have the tug Mobile
onntng one gun. The star OF the West aud the Webb
came up from New Orleans when that city turad
bringing amsng other rebel punder, one hundred and
Al liverpool sixty Ave miles up the river the rebels
have an ingeniously contrved raft which Is perfect
lock against ascending boats On the shore thoy have
battery There about thirty stcsmboas up the river
among which are the Natchey, Magenta, New Golden
Age, Magnoli, Thirty hfth Parallel, Mary Keen rnc cf
Waits, Den Mcrulk ch, Alooz1 ,hld, = H. Pngoud, y.
II Means Hartford city n J. Lacki nd, Fred kcinnts,
sy,opa, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-03
INTERESTING FROM MISSOURI.

One Hundred Union Troops Surrounded
by Rebels at Bloomfield.
CAIRO, via CINCINNATI, August l. 1862.
Advices have been received by General Strong from
Bloomfed Mo-, that hundred Of Colonel Mans
mand were surrounded by 1--WE six hundred
rebels that sharp fight was going on, and that
troops thought they could sustain themselves until rein
forcemens, which have been sent from Cape Grardea
could reach them.
Reports from Bloomfield Mo-, state that Colonel Dan.
els, with fierce Of about hundred men has been az
tackled by large force Of rebels 1t is thought that Col
onel Daniels will be able to hold his position until rein
forcements arrive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-03
Arrival or the storeship Courier.

The United States storeship Courier W. X. Cressy,
Acting Master commanding from Port Royal on the 23d
ut arrived at this port yesterday morning Tho follow
ing Is list Of her on1cers:-
Acting Master Comptandng-W. X. Cressy.
Actiag Masters-Chares c. Sisson, T. Andrews.
Aciag Assistant Svrgeop-Wm. X. Bons ll
Acting Assistant PayniaSer-Marshal W. Blake.
Aetsag Masters Mqfe-Terrence Street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-03
Aquatic Amusements.

On Friday evening next the Empire City Regatta Club
win mcet at the Parish House, in Houston street. 10
cludc their arrangements for their next annual regatta
Harlem river.
for all catrgged boats, will take place from the Club
House. foot Of Court street, South Brooklyn. The
win sail ten miles TO windward and back Tho entrance
fec is 500.
On Friday single scul win bo rowed the North
river from the foot Of Forty street, for prizes or
$40, $40 aud $l0 In which number Of principal
oarsmen win take part. .
On Wednesday and Thursday, the 18th and 14th
ns the two great contests for the championship be-
tween James Hammi OF Pttsburg, and Joshua Wool OF
Ncwburg. will take place on the schaykin river a.
Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-03
IMPORTANT FROM NASSAU, MP.
S~~~>~~~~>~~~~~~~-~~~
Arrivals Of Anglo Rebel Steamers from
Charleston.
s~>~~s>~~.~o~>~~~~~ooS
Exciting Chase Of the Herald by the
GunbOat Adirondac.
FIRING ON THE BRITISH FLAG.
The Bahamas in q State Of
Excitement.
s-~~~~---~~~~>~-~~~-~.
THH 0AS1 OF THE ORETo,
&c., &C.. 60.
The cAsn OF THn oRzTo,

The British steamship British Queen Capt. Le Messur
rer arrived last night from Nassau ~ p whence she
steamed on the 2oth ult.
We are indebted TO Purser Geo. Allen for favors.
The British Queen boarded by the United States
steamship Santiago dc Cuba. II took place twenty Eve
miles north Of the elbow OF Abaso.
The United States steamship Adirondac was lsfs at
Nassau, N. p, coang and repairing engines.