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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-09-12

zen OF Mt. Vernon, Mr.. Sullivan. arrived at
that place Monday evening with the in form
alton that the rebels, LOO strong, had en-.
tered Uniontown on that day aud has mas
sacred the handful of Union troops there and
the Union citizens. The rebels consist OF
500 cavalry and 600 infantry. They are
said to be commanded by john Morgan
Prompt measures have been taken to drive
the invaders from the border, or to bag or
aunihilate tie whole concern.
GrTho Indianapolis Journal gives the
following amusing instance connected with
the examination Of exempts in that city: A
German from one Of the out townships, on
being inspected, claimed to have hole in
his abdomen, which he concealed bv placing
a plaster aboutsix inches square over the
middle of his stomach. The DR.. pulled it
off much TO the pain Of the sufferer, and as
certained the ailment to be ruse on the part
of the fellow who in his ignorance, thought
his word would be taken. He was pro.
nounced sound, able bodied man, aud sent
adrift without receiving an exemption ceriif-
icate.
II Mr.. Sanford, United States Minister
to Belgium, has arrived in Washington.
Ia New Orleans still remains healthy;
ard il is thought now that no epidemic viii
prevail there this season.
EE Gen. Sax,on reports from Beaufort
that the experiment of compensated negro
labor is working admirably.
~ Vermont has the credit Of raising,
equipping aud sending forward the first
reg iment under the Presidents last call.
E1s- In the report of Joseph Holt and
Robert Dale Owen, Commissioners on Ordi-
nance Contracts, they state that they have
effected a saving on contracts made prior 10
Secretary Stanton taking his office, of ST.
O00,00
EHF The Confederate government Of
Louisiana is at this time located in Opelousss s.
where Gov. Moore has established the capitol.
e. Col Trigg, an unconditional Union
East Tenne sseean. has been confirmed as
L. S. District Judge, in place Of Judge
Humphreys:
HThe returns from Vermillion County
foo. up subject 10 draft l Jos. and 05 vol
unteers
k4SThe steamer Champion from Aspin
wall. with $4,000 in specie, arrived at
New York on the goth.
EDA million war fund is to be raised in
Lynn, Mass, to aid sick and wounded SOL
diers aud their families, and for other pur-
poses
EH No Railroad men, except engineers
IN actual employment when the draft Is
made, are exempt from its operations
Massachusetts, includes colored citi- !
Gems well as the white ones in the enroll |
ment for military duty.
E~T Two thousand two hundred of the |
rebel prisoners 10 Gimp Dougias. Chicago. |
have protested against being exchanged.
EE The Lowell News says that the en-
ployes Of The Lowell Manufacturing com
papy are raising fluids to be distributed |
among those ~Lo may eulist from that cor
poratlon.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-09-12

List of officers and men If company A +,
9th regiment Indiana Volunteers, taken
risoners by Kirby Smith, Aug. 80. 1859. at
..ichmond, Kentucky:
Capt John Ii. Finley, First Lieut.. VI NJ
scey, Second Lieut. Csc {. Garretson,
IFS. Sergeant. JOS. Messick, Is-ae! Lamm,
has. KEYS, Solomon Bates. Thos Ennis,
'orporal David Zeek, Wm. II Thomas
hos Ratlif, Corporal Sam'l Little. Owen
'hillps, John Rprogle, Musician Upton
shelm, Jacob Schulz, Corporal Joseph
)urey, Henry b. Smith. Albert A. Frul-
.aum, Corporal G .orge Danlap. lafayette
arsh, Rufus Newman. John c. Kitselrnan,
!ornelius Downs. John W. yoss. Frank
lackey, Joseph Holiday. CI'as Cokayne.
lenry Tinker, John Hall. Sergeant Chas.
[. Scarce. Louis Sbofer, Daniel Bennett,
,ewis Craig, Robert Sheulely, Geo. Hort,
ohn Seaman, James Green, Chas. Woody,
,amuel Jeffrey, John Phares, Chas Basel
IAN. Philip /. Meizger, John Darlington,
5hn s. Thornton, Isasc w. Baldwin, John
t.hoads, VIM F. Price, Alien Stubs, VIM.
-, 'reston. Ancil Dweggins, VIM. J. H. Clark,
hos. Hudson, Albert Murdock, Corporal
/, has. Fulghum. Sergean, Andrew j. Nc
lowell, Geo. Jones, Addison Harrington
acob Emrick, Acting Serg't Major Jas
;sston, Geo. Farmer.
Wounded Of co. A in hospital at Rich
ond, Kentucky-George Anderson, in
>: Manoah Raiiif1. ia leg; Peter Kim. in
9TH legs; Oliver Edwards, in elbow.
Deser;ers-William Pierce aud Robert
[ onner left their company and regimen, on
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-09-12

Oliver p. MoRToS.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-09-12

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Sept. sib, 1862.
To Col korff:
The following is report OF Company :
6eth Regiment Indiana Volunteers:
The national Republican., 1862-02-18

CEALKD PROPOSALS. are invitsd till
- the 10th day Of March. lse9 at ~ O'Clock m for
supplying tho U. s. Sub. Dept with 5000 head of
Reef CATTLE on the hoof.
The Cattle 10 be delivered at W Washipgton City
and each animal TO- average 800 POUNDS gross
weight; NO animal admitted which weighs les than
900 pounds gross.
The Cattle 10 be delivered at such times and In
such quantities as the Government may require
No Cattle will be required under this contract be
fore the LIST day Of April, 1852.
Heifers and Bullooks not wanted.
A bond with good and sufnoient security will b.
required.
Treasury notes.
No bid will be entertained when put In BY oon
tractors who have previously failed to comply with
their ocntrsets Q! where the bidder Is not present te
respond TO his bid.
Bids to be directed to MAJ. A BECK WITH, c.
g., u. s. A., Washington, ID. c.
Foln or BID
la. r.. do hereby propose 70 deliver to the Gov.
ernmeut go Beef Cattle on the hoof for per
hundred pounds sross weight, The Cattle to be
deliyered at -, according TO the terms Of the On
closed advertisement The Cattle to te weighed on
the scales, and the weight 20 determined to be the
purchase weight. hereby agree 10 give good and
sud1ciept bond for the fulallment Of the conIraot
and to receive Treasury notes in payment for the
Cattle feb IA
The national Republican., 1862-02-18
DENsIoH OFFICE. JUNE o, 1861.

DENSIOR OFFICE, JUNE o, 1861.
NJ ALL WHOM 1T MAP COSCRhN
Application having been made under the aet Of Esd
sorbed herein, which are alleged 10 have been lost
or destroyed notice Is hereby given that ct the cate
following the description Of each warrant, . new
oertinoae Of like tenor will be Issued, ii NO ovalid Oh
No. II, 40, for so acres, issued under the act Of
March, 1856, 10 the name Of Benjamin Pack, and
was granted On the I'd day Of March, ,lS67-Februsry
No 1922, for 80 acres, issued under the aot OF
September, 1850, In the name OF John Denny, and
wss granted september q, ls5l-Msrch l.. 1873.
No l0S, ,3l7, for 40 acres Issued under the sot OF
wS granted March II, ls66--M arch is, isoa
NO 1898, for l6o acres, issued under the act OF
March, 1856, In the name OF George W. Warren, and
was granted October 5, ls5s-March Is, 1872
March, 1856 In the name Of Barnabas Cook and was
granted September ., ls6O-March lt, 1869.
No Al S23, for 100 acres, issued under the not Of
March, 1885, In the name Of Thomas johnson, and
No. 2s6lb, for Ito acres, Issued under the act OF
Marcil 1896, in the name Of Ab gail widow OF ona
than Beard, and was granted August lstt-Iarch
NOV \,b7l, for 100 acres. Issued under the asv OF
March, 2ssS, In the name OF Isaiah Tasker, minor
child Of Elijan Tssker, deceased, and was granted
September 26th, ls6s-March ed 1852,
No 1850, for 40 acres, ssned under the act o.
and was granted January 25, ls5o-Mareh o., 1902.
No 81, ,36O, for l20 acres, issued under the act Of
March, 1860, In the name of Jordan Hunt, and was
granted August I, lS66-MaIch o., 1869
March, 1865, iu the name of Hezekiah Smith, and
was granted June 90, lsb7-April 3, 1869
No. 3! va, for 100 acres, i.sued under the act
Of March, 1861, in the name OF Jacob Hrsder, and
was granted August 10, lS56-May D. 1867.
JOSEPH Il. BAkKETT,
Commissioner.
The national Republican., 1862-02-18

A resolution askille cossrsss "a oincrssss the
Hatsr, hotiitiss - tllssolty. Referred TO the
OommittSe ON DFl1uarn. nL ""T...
Joint resolution requesting Congress to in.
Grease the wsgee Of the workmen in the Wash.
I Blu IN relation TO the issue Of licenses. Re-
fsrred to the Committee Of Ways and Means.
Joint resolutioS, that the COMMITTEES TO rep.
resent the interests OF this corporation before
Congress- be requested to urge the continuance
q ~, me ilsnS % q the stree" running through the
A bill tor the relief Of John P. Dennis. Re.
ferred 10 the Committee on Claims.
4 bill for the relief Of F. T. Sands. Passed.
Cohcurrent resolution In relation to the set.
lsIsnt yer r. Of ins water account Of As'sr' Thom.
Joint resolutions Of congratulation in view Of
the recent victories of our army. Passed.
Joint resolution In relation TO the celebration
Of washinston's birthday.
subject WAS also read. The bill requires that,
inasmuoh NJ Congress intends celebrating that
day 10 becoming manner, oil the city o6aces,
&c:., shall be- closed on that day. Passed.
house. BIN suS %ca.s csss SaRSoPP: sRgioP:"%Sn: % Sr guard
Mr. Shepherd presented = joint resolution,
that the NSyor stop all work on the central
guxrdhouse and pipe yard, and that all bills
against the corporation for expenses on the
Ss Soppsss msS.S d0f Il s
was defeated several weeks ago, In relation to
the continuance Of the track Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company through the streets
Of this city.
Mr.. Richards (Mr. Morgan In the chair) said
he hoped the bill would not be taken up. A bill
for street railway has passed the Senate and
10 now pending In the House, and he hoped nc
action would be taken In this body on this sub
ject at present. The bill was not taken up.
On motion OF Mr.. Edmonston, the Board then
adjourned,
The national Republican., 1862-02-18
Horrible Murder,

Yesterday morning Justice John Il. johnson,
acting rs dep uty coroner for Thomas Wood.
ward, Esq, was called upon to hold An inquest
ing to company A. Fifth U. 8. artillery. named
VIM. Nixon.
The body of the murdered man was discov.
ered early yesterday morning in front of the
who keeps u whisky shop on the corner Of d
street east and Maryland avenue. 1t appeared
from the evidence of Il lsrge number Of wit.
nesses that the deceased WAS murdered BY
some person in the yard, directly under the
Notice, between the hours Of IL and O'Clock
on Sunday night and WAS dragged from the
spot whore he fell into the street, as was evi.
dent from the traces Of blood disoove cred.
Nothing denntte was elicited, as to who perpe.
trated the foul deed. minute examination
| Of the premises. however, showed that the
man had been killed by some one inside OF the
house, u freshly broken pane of glass in the
back window having being discovered, under
which, from the large pool OF blood found, 1t
pNwder was also sprinkled against the glass,
and on the window sash on the inside, furnish. .
ing unmstakable evidence that gun had been
fred from the window.
Suspicion at once fastened upon Mrs. MoGee,
and man, claiming to be her husband, named
James Marshal, a private in the hrst United
States cavalry.
The three children OF Mrs McGee were OK.
amined, and testified that they heard the re.
port Of gun or pistol about the hour OF II
O'Clock on Sunday night, and that they smelled
the fumes of burning powder. Previous to
hearing the report they heard noise in the
room below and in the back yard. Another
inmate of the house, named Mrs. 9oodin, cor.
| roborated the testimony of the children.
The jury rendered verdict that the deceas.
cd came to his death by means of shot fred
from gun or pistol in the hands of James Mar
shal, and that Mary Notice WAS accessory TO
the murder.
Marshal was committed to jail for u further
hearing. Mrs. McGee was released on one
| thousand dollars bail
The ball which caused the death Of the sol
der, entered his head directly under the left
on the top part Of his head. From the evi
denCe of a surgeon, the wound WAS proved tt
have been immediately fatal,
The national Republican., 1862-02-18
dec lo--tl
Whitsaurst, No. 4s4 Penn. Avenue.

Whitsharst. No. 4S4 Penn. Avenue, y
Is selling original Qartss dc uisits photographs
Of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Fro.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness Of
Mcclellan 10 the latest published, and ia con.
siderod the best in existence. sse our photo.
grabs In oil and water oolors. Also portraits Of
distinguished men. Attention of military mon
ing by mail. deo is
The national Republican., 1862-02-18
AND
C9onoral AOOk era D5viainn
rHEAP CASH sTOREi

erai assortment Of New and Second hand Furniture
Crockery, Glassware, Tinware, Fa"ey articles and
Housekeeping articles generally, ,which they are
other establishment In the city Buying exclusively
for ths cash and selling for sas same hOy are 'sts
Persons In want Of any Of the above article, ave
respectfully requested to give call before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
All Kinds Of Second hand Furniture tahen In ex.
change for New. BONTZ GRIFFITH,
No. 36e Seventh street, between and X sk.
feb 1l-eodst (Starl
The national Republican., 1862-02-18
DIE

On Monday, the l7th instant, THoNAs PsYroN.
son OF Thomas r. and Esther A. White sged two
years and sig months
The riepds Of the family are invited to attend his
funeral from the reeidsnoe Of his parents % Thir
teenth strset, east, between g and streets, south
this (Tussdsy) afternoon, st four oelook.
On the mosping Of the 17th instant, Rossar 7
MILLs, In the Goth year Of his age. n
.cu o ,na
aged two years and eight months.
The national Republican., 1862-02-18
To the Public.

WAsuIssIos, Feb. Is, 1862
As l SEQ, In the proceedings Of 'be Senate, John
II. WISE late keeper of the jail having been charged
q negro thief IN the debate In the Senate, the
abuses at the JAIL Of the Senators used the word
Wise without the given name. This Is to notify the
public that II Is not JAS. A. Wise, Of the Capitol
negro stealing, even IL not 60 profitable.
JAS. A. WISE,
No. 40 Seventh street, bet. G and H. 4
New York Tribune copy and send bill to this office
The national Republican., 1862-02-18
LOCAL NEWS. ]
70 AdvsrsaosSD.

Nearly 10 thousand copies oi the R9sb.
koan are circulated among the floating popusa-
non every day besides thsiargs nunbsyssrvsd
10 regular subscribers. Advertisers win take
aots aooordin9ly. I.r..s p a.H
The national Republican., 1862-02-18
TUsT PUBLlsHED.
Yankee Volunteers
M A II HIN INTO DIXIE,

This 10 o very brilliant Picture, and 10 Litho-
graphed and Printed In i've oolors. All loyal pso.
pie should have one. We have the above Picture,
Letter Size, for Soldiers to send home TO their
friends. Liberal discount to the Trade
For sale at all the Periodical and Nswsdealers.
All orders promptly attended to at 40 Penn. ave.
M6ss m Nassau ,tIe.s ~ SS
General Agents.
N. B.-Ws have large assortment Of the best
Cavalry, lnfantry and 1laa BOOTS to be found In
this city. Also, Tap sole Balmorsls, Buck Gloves
and Gauntles, Flags Of all descriptions and made 10
order All At the very lowest CASH PRICES.
Wholesale and retail, at $50 Penn ave.
feb -eolm. c. r. MORSE co.
The national Republican., 1862-02-18
TOHN b. HUTCHlNsON n CO.,
q A N x e r S
No. 474 Fourteenth street, opposite
wlllards' Hotel,
WARRINGTON.


ern, Northern, and New England States, for sale
upon the lowest terms.
Alo, the highest rates paid for all kinds of unour.
rent money. Gold aAd Silver Coin and Eastern
Bank Bills at low premium and In sums TO suit
purchasers.
Special attention given to
Renting Money for Soldiers.
We do 1t on the lowest terms and in the safsst man
neY.
All kinds Of Government Securities Bought, Sold
We give special attention to the Collection Of us.
pIsPuTEp Claims against the Government. We de
cline taking charge Of speculative or doubtful de-
mands.
Our charges for Collection, Exchange and al
other matters will always be - low - The market
will afford.
We refer to the Accounting Ofnoers Of the United
States Treasury, and BY special permission to
Hon Edward Jordan, Solicitor U 8. Treasury
Washington.
Hon; T. =. Chittendsn, Register U. s. Treasury
Edward Tyler, Esq., Cashisr Suffolk Bank, Boston
~onwsslth, New York
Fairbanks Co, ls9 Broadway, New York.
Liyermore, Clews 4 Co., Bankers, New York.
hon; n W. Holman, Collector Of the Customs
Ghas; r Hsrtt, Cashier Farmer Bank, Troy
The national Republican., 1862-02-18
The I.asa- ss.,n n.c...

VhO I00I0A H0f6 UOCtOf,
From Canada, will describe diseases md tell NJ,
patients the nature Of their oompIaints q
Illness, without receiving any In.
formation from then
No CAovps for Generalization or Advi..
Our MOTTO.
We use such Balms ~ have no strife
With Mature or the Lawn Of Life;
With Blood our hands We never stain
Nor poison men to ease their pain
Our Fathef-whom all goodness ola,
Provides Ne means 10 cufc all ilh;
The Simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relisvs our pain complete.
A dmpls Herb, . simple Flower,
Guild from the dewy Les
Ihs.s, thsss shall sPssk with touching power
Of change and health to thee.
Ro m No II, wssbi-g,oa Buildisg, Peuusylys
nia avenue, corner Of Seventh street.
No charge for Consultation. janll-sm
The national Republican., 1862-02-18

d U RN 3 lDE z KIP E DITION MAP,
ID lSIZE 10 BY 12)
Just published BY L. Prang CO., so Seventh street.
four doors above d, Washiueton.
"a Merchants Row, Boston, Massachusetts,.
Do you want to know how
Blu b NS1DE
10 going to
q APT u RE FOLl{P
Buy l. PRANG I co.'s Map Of ROANOKE
ISLAND, ELIZABETH CITY, NORFOLK, and
vicinity.
Each map ornsmcnted with beautiful and correct
portrait Of Gea burnside.
Pr1oo Only 10 Gents.
,tAseDts wanted 10 81! the camps. The usual very
B. Our collection Of Gard Portraits d increas
daily.
l.. PRANG CO.,
Practical Lithogrsphers,
No. $50 Seventh street up stairs,
lcb f-6t Washington, &c
The national Republican., 1862-02-18
India Rlhhsr Qoosls.

Anuho 1S0 VUOk VOOO1s
Rubber Blankets tor eoldisfs, l.2s eash.
Rubber Ponohos and Blanksts oombined, q 80
each.
India Rubb,r Coats, white and black, $3.50 each.
India Rubber Leggins, el per pair.
And ali kinds Rubbsr Goods-includius Rubber
Boots and Shoes. Rubber Stoppsrs for Bottles Door
Mats, Undersh eing for Beds IN sokness, hc, ko ai
manufacturers' prices, at n. A. HALLS
1udia Rubber Wsrshouss,
3O0 Pennsylvania avenue,
dec 1o-u Bet Ninth and Tenth sta
The national Republican., 1862-02-18
Germs, DuAaons, Calssatiss,

VSRhs, DunH0hs, Colosttte6,
Chilblains Frosted Fest, Bad Nails, ENLARGED Joints
and all Siss.sss g q he Feet cured without palm BY
90 Pennsylvsnia Avenue, between 4k and 9Th sts
Room No 7, second floor
Omce houB from O. N. TO D. m
~ Orders TO call ct private rssidenoss promptly
attended to. Calls made at private residences when
ceeifed. feb 1s-lms
The national Republican., 1862-02-18
~ r Y II A l. l.,

~ IL l. L.,
- FHrtdyy 8, 1852.
The Assessors, having completed the Annual Az.
sessment tor ls0 Will meet In their room, City Hp
q Board ci Appeal, from the 10th to the 26th Of
this month. inclusive, to hear complaints and to
make suoh corrections a. they may deem necessary.
GEORGE COLLARD,
feb $-.awtd Secretary.
The national Republican., 1862-02-18
Future Dave.

RY J. Z. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF C0NDEMNEI.
HORSES AND MARES Al AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, February 10th, 1t
10 O'CLOCK, a.. the Government CCrrIl ne ar the oh
servatory, will be sold at public auction
100 Horses, and
80 Mares,
Condemned as unfit for public service
Terms-Cash in Government funds
by order: j. J. DANA,
Capt. 4 Asst, Or. Mr., U. =. A.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO,
feb Id Auctioneers
The national Republican., 1862-02-18

Rf d. q MCGUIRE u CO., Auctionssrs.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTY
On TUESDAY MORNING, February Is, ct ten
O'Clock, In front Of the Auction Rooms, we thali sell
the furniture aud effects, comprising
Suite Plush covered Parlor Furniture, comprising
Walnut Sofas, two arm and elk Parlor Chairs
Rosewood marble top ables Corner Stand,
Fancy Corler Stand, Work Table,
Brussels and 8 ply Carpets, Oilcloth,
Oak Extension Table and Chairs,
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware.
Cut and engraved Glassware,
Castors,
Cloth covered Writing Table,
Two ensmsled Cottage Sets,
One tnameled covered Lounge,
Walnut Bedsteads, Wa drobts,
Bureaus and Washstands,
Hair and husk hattres es.
Bolsters and Pillows,
Refrigerst0rs, Stoves,
Kitchen Utensils, &c.
Also, snall Lot of Boots and Shoes
Terms cash. JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO.,
feb lid Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1862-02-18
g OIL ID ERS.
SATTEN TO YOUR TEETH.
DR.. Pc BODY,
oHNTTTA"

VIII visit Ball's Gross Roads on the 18th instant
and remain until the 2sth for the purpose Of prso
ticlng his profession. Dr. Peabody Informs his city
patrons that he osn hereafter be found at his ONCE
No. 276 Pa. avenue, during business hours, asy
day between the 1st and 18th Of each month. and
will b. pleased to have them call. feb l4-l9ts
The national Republican., 1862-02-18

DY j. q. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctionesrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEAT TWO STORY FRANF
DWELLING. HOUSE ON TENTH STREET WES7.
BETWREN N AND STREETS NORTH.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, February aIth, q,
4 O'Clock, on the premises by virtue Of a deed OF
Liber A g. No. 2O6, folios ST. &e. one OF tue land
records for Washington county, ID. G., shall sell
the title to parts Of Lots numt erred u and IS, In
Davidson's Su b. division Of tquare numbered 36I
fronting 10 feet inch Tenth street west between
ard stretts north, running back la) ieet to II
oonsi,tpe Of a neat and we'll bnilt Two story Frame
Dwelling house, with o back building.
Terms-Ons third cash, the nander in ak AMI
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed OF
trust on the premises. -
JAS. H. SHEKELL,
Trustee.
JAS c. MCGUIRE 4 co,
jan 3l-2aw&ds Star Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1862-02-18
Instantaneous Cure

AhssShSonoUuS = uFe
OF Corn. Bunions, Callosities, Inverted Nails
Warts, and all diseases Of the feet Mr. Dimol
Surgeon Chlropedst, u enabled, BY peculiar pro
oess to eradicate the most painful excrescenoss In
few minutes, with the least pain or the slightest 10
convenience to the patient. Consulting hours from
"a. NJ. to 6P. NJ. N bis OH 20, 363 Pennsylyania
avenue, opposite Browns Hotel. Best reiersncSl
given In thu city. feb l-sWs
The national Republican., 1862-02-18
Do you want to know bow
b U n n . I ID q
CTATUARY.
- MARBLE MONUM ENTS
60, sc.

- MARBLE MONUMENTS,
SO, sc.
have large and most extensive stock Of
Italian Marble Monumsats, Gravestones,
dSo., SSo.,
for sale st low prices, for cash. will sell At reduced
prices to those Of the army or navy who may want
them - msmentoes for their comrades who have
fallen In defence of the Union: Union:
WM. RUTHERFORD
fob l7-6m T. street north, bet. 18Th and 18th.
DUlLDlN @ FOR RENT, and Fu rni m n
ID and Material 10 be sold,-Thc large four. story
building on Pennsy lvania avenue, No $50, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth Streets Is for rent and
the Furniture and Material to BE- sold Of at very low
70 60,
The second, third, and fourth stories of one room
each and ceiling IA feet high he used separately;
the fret story has two good Store Rooms OF 70 fee
By Is fect Zone used By the United ststss and dry
Possession can be had of the Store and Bssemsn.
at once, and the Upper Rooms as fast As the stock
There Is good Brick Stable and Workshop, and
shedding and Yard, enclosed With high brick wall
ieb ie-st EDWIN GREEN.
A GENTLEMAN WITH FAMILY wishes
Rooms well furnished, with board, in ivate fam
lily; or first or second floor, furnished comfort tsbly,
with use of the Kitchen without board. The latter
preferred Tho location desired is between Eighth
and Fourteenth streets and Pennsylvanis avenue and
q streets.
ADDRESS BY letter, s.M. A. W,
sbl1-2t National Republican Once.
The national Republican., 1862-02-18
oa>ss.s~,v nan.

Thels N. .. verv soed hosss lest s!sht q III
fairy psstonims q Rso, o. the Magic star, q q
nrst pesesntstloe, wass epset suees,s II nlN b.
ps nppsessaSeS @s q pfessn!Ssd s,,.S sssln e
b, 70 early aad gst . comfortable SEAT. Mis- Duva
and Sig. Abecco also appear tonight In their pop
ular ooDn, ... : :
The national Republican., 1862-02-18

IMPORTATION Is WAIVED OF HENRY
J. ABELL. formerly OF Massachusetts. supposed to
be now In the Union Army. any Information re-
speciog him will be most gratefully received ty his
friends. address, s. r. ABELL,
Ieb IS-eod ~ Washington, d. Z.