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The national Republican., 1862-01-27
Notice to the Public Generally.

Our i'm Is to bring within the means Of every
Ameri an . collection Of Portraits Of Prominent
OhArscters belonging to The prc.ent interestin, ,
epoch Of ths srest Republic. Such collection oi
correct lkenesscs will inc ease In value as years
pass on. We hattcr ourselves that We have been
sucoessiu 10 potrsyng the expre ssions true to life,
In every case where good original .(psinting, da
suerreotyps, photograph, cto.,) was obtainsble.
PARTIES connected with the army or navy, who
wish to obtain or sell Portrait Of come particular
person, not In our list have such made to order
at reasonable terms and short roticc guaranteeing
10 them the exclusive sale
N.B.-All orders, accompanied BY the money, viii
Da promptly attended to, and forwarded TO any camp
ton, No. SO Seventh street. ian l0-l2t
The national Republican., 1862-01-27
DIED.,

On the morning of the 25th instant, at two
O'Clock, AFTER long end lingering illness, Of
paralysis, CHAs. FLETCHER, formerly of Alex
andria, Va, but for the last thirty years resi-
dent of this city. He was in his Goth year, and
an old soldier Of 1872.
Tho relatives, friends, and acquaintance OF
his funeral from his late residence, No. Gls
Maryland avenue, On this (Monday) evening
at two O'Clock.
On Saturday last, at three o'clock y. M,
ELLEN NEvISs, after a lingering illness.
Her funeral will take place this morning
(MOnday,) at nine O'Clock. from the residence
Of her mother, 42j L, between Seventh and
Eighth streets, TO which the friends of the
family are invited.
On Sunday morning, January .6th, ELLA
STELLE, daughter of II. II. and Mary a. Nc
PhersOn, aged four years and four months.
Tho friends OF the family arc invited To at
tend tho funeral, at eleven O'clock, corner o
Pennsy wanna avenue and First street, (Capi-
tol Hiil.)
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scn...,on News from New York.

The New York papers, in their search for news
through the mud Of the last week, in this city, :,
have been telling wonderful stories of the
small. pox, and, quoting a communication in
ono Of the city Journals, presents the evidence
that smallpox ConvalesCents are permitted to
roam about the streets, spreading this conta-
geous and lOathesOme disease everywhere" ="
There Is some smallpox here, and II should be
very carefully guarded against, and II has ocou.
pied the attention Of the authorities, whose
efforts are amply adequate to the protection of
the city against the disease. Teachers and
children In the public schools have been vac.
cinated, and other proper sanitary measures
made use Of
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TOR THE ARMY AND NAVY.
PRANRS CARD-PORTRAITs
PROMINENT CHARACTERS.

This b most unique and original pubiicauou
OF ufslike Miniature Portraits Just large enough TO
snsoss In comwon letter envelope, for SatisfyinG the
wupAe aibSm or the mantel piaos They are just the
Ting ~ cotlsaion n mewmy g 1ese tWss, when each
dAv brings forth in fduore or its c1Mindl For COL
lsctions they ere much superior to photographs q
they will last for nunDasDs o. rRARs :. -
We increase the collection every week BY I'd.
ditiJnal Portfaits Of interesting psrlonages.
~ Pf1eo, d1gle COPY, 10 cents. Sent 10 any I'd
d.ses IN a. Usitsd Btstss ffss Of postage. The
money nast aoeoopany every order.
Aenfs WANfRp TO sell directly 70 soldiers. Our
highly profitable business.
L. PRANG CO.,
Pu6lshers and Lithographen,
$50 Seventh street,
Four doors from D,
Wsshingtcu,
WAers terms and particulars Nay b oaatNsd.
The national Republican., 1862-01-27
DQpreIne Court.

January u, s62.-No. Al. William Glasgow
Jr., OF A., plaintiffs in error, VS.. John B. HOrtz
The argument of this cause was concluded by
Mr.. Bates for the plaintiffs in error.
No. ~. William Glasgow. Jr., ct AL, plaintiffs
in error, va. q. J. Carpenter. This cause was
argued by Mr.. Hill for tho defendant in error
and submitted by Mr.. Bates in behalf of the
plaintiffs in error.
Nos. ~, A, 45, and AZ. William Glasgow Jr.
ct al, plaintiffs In error, vs.. Ebzear Blanchard
John Hogan, James A. Hardy, and Christopher
G. Mcclure.
These causes were submitted on the argu
ments and briefs in Nos. Al and 4.
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ian 24-3t

~ The Union Prayer Meeting will be
holden every day this week 10 the Lutheran Church,
(tev. j. @. Butterfly at the corner Of Eleventh and
II Streets commencing at O'Clock p. m, and con.
tinucd but one hour. Jan q
The national Republican., 1862-01-27
The Condition Of the Streets.

thorities, ut this time, when the rain, sleet and
thaw have so stirred up and commingled the
elements Of the street surface, that 1t will be
absolutely necessary to take immediate and
unusual measures to cleanse the streets, alleys,
skirts, before warm weather approaches. The
immense increase Of population, the waste
attending movements of army provisions, to
say nothing of dead horses, &C., make neces.
sary great care to prevent \ psstilence next
summer,
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A " shower Of the Qaser" Nabbsd.--Ovsr
oAOO In Countsrfstt Notes and Cola

A shower Of the Qaecr,, Nabbed.--Ovsr
5000 In Countsffets Notes ard Coin
The inhux Of population and business has
brought all sorts OF characters into the oity,
and among them are oountcrfoiters, whose ope.
rations have been extensive and hitherto quito
successful. The soldiers have perhaps boon
most frequently duped 10 this Illicit trade. For
ssant Cronin have had an eye on one George
8. Booker, keeper Of periodical stand .at the
corner Of Sixth street and Pennsylvania ave.
nue.. and formerly agent Of the Philadslphia
On Saturday last, It being understood that hs
was to dispose Of his business to = Mr.. Sellers,
iss Z 4 s.issss a.s!sy, DOM, Sisscl:: Is::S,
d With SOps ps%ss M
against whom nothing appeared to implicate.
them directly or Indirectly in the rascslty Of
their employer. Becker, at the time Of his
arrest, had upon his person only nine dollars
p n ss SS os
found in his trunk, the whole amounting
to over $500. Part Of the money was In bogus
half and quarter dollars, gotten up IN the high.
est style Of the art, and we'll calculated TO dc.
ten or twelve different banks, in denominations
ranging from one to ten dollars. The notes were
inol0sed In envelopes, and kept In an old
stocking, which was itself wrapped in hand.
kerchief.
ORicor Fenwick arrested woman named
Maria Buoh, who claimed to be his wife, and
was stopping at the Lichau House, on Louisi.
ana avenue near Sixth street. Her baggage,
which was searched, did not, however, con.
tain any Of the counterfeit money, but she was
held TO bail, upon her own rocognizanoe, to
appear Ut the trial Of Becker, who was com.
miued, In default of 1000 bail, to appear for
trial on Tuesday. His employees, named
above, are only held ss witnesses, there being
no evidence to implicate them.
II is to be hsped that the whole fraternity ol
counterfeiters In Warrington may be ferreted
out. and made to suffer just punishment
They need 4 halter ~ much AS rebels.
The national Republican., 1862-01-27
0FFIOMI..
WAa DErAarnssr,

'.A.. January 81, 1869.
ordered, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and
Fridays against oil other business but that which
relates 10 active military operations 10 the field.
Saturdays will be devoted TO- the business Of
Ssnators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the public.
rs EDWIN n. STANTON,
jazz IT Secretary Of War.
The national Republican., 1862-01-27
Aaniverssry Meeting.

The anniversary;of the Youths Missionary
Society connected with the street Baptist
Church. was celebrated at that Church yester-
day afternoon.
After remarks and reading of the annual re.
port by the President, Mr.. Fenwick, interesting
addresses were made by Messrs. StillsOn, Poh-
lar, Hazard, Rev. Hr. Brutis, Secretary of the
American Sunday School Union, and others.
II was an interesting occasion.
The national Republican., 1862-01-27
India Ru bher Goods.

Rubber Blankets for Soldiers, 81 .25 each.
Rubber Ponchos and Blankets combined, %. so
each.
india Rubber Coats, white and black, $3.50 each
Ind Rubber Leggns, d per pair.
And all kinds Rubber Goods-inclpding Rubber
Boots and Shoes Rubber Stopp ,rs for Bottles Door
Mats, Undersheeting for Beds In slokness 30 &c at
msnufaoturers prices, at II A. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
3O8 Pennsylvania avenue,
dec l9-tf Bet Ninth and Tenth sts
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FAHT, q CO.,

K BANKERS,
352 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Issue DRAFTS on all parts Of the United States, In
sums to suit Oficers and Soldiers.
Also, Drafts ON London, ireland Scotland, Wales,
and all portions Of the continent ofsEurope.
Highsst Price Paid in Gold for United
States Treasury Notes Of the different Issues, and
Northern currency.
Exchange on the principal cities North, payable
In gold or currency, sold to suit purchasers.
RITTENHOUSE, FAINT 4 CO., Bankers,
No. 352 Pennsylvania avenue,
Near Browns Hotel
Gold and Uncurrent Money Purchased,
Specie, and United States Currency. Accounts
RiTTENHoUSE, FAINT h CO., Bankers,
No 352 Pennsylvania avenue,
jan 4-lm. Near Browns Hotel.
CEALkD PROPUsALS ARE INVITED,
y until the 9TH day Of February 1862, for furnish
ing FLOUR TO the Subsist nee Department Of the
United States army. 49,.
About twelve thousand IL OOO) barrels will be re-
uuired, Of high grade OF Extra Flour, to be deiv
cred INV ashington at the Railroad Depot, or at
the Mills or Warehouses In Georgetown, some time
between the 5th and 18th Of February, 1862 Each
barrel of Flour to bc Inspected just before re-
ceived
The Hour must be equal in quality to the samples
to be obtained ut the Capitol Bakery at w ashng ION
Q ty, and the barrels TO be head lined.
The customary oath Of allegiance will be required
Of each contractor. -
BIDS to be directed to Major A. BECkWITH, c. S.
U. 5. a., and endorsed" Proposals. jan %
The national Republican., 1862-01-27

~ Burns's sAnniversary.-Ths one hundred
third Anniversary of the birth day Of Robert Burns
will be celebrated by the Burns Club Of Washing.
ington. and the admirers Of the bard generally at
Mrs. Russell's Hotel, 4o5 Seventh street, on MON.
DAY, the 97th Instant. Supper on the table at 7,s
O'Clock. Tickets to be had at the Hotel.
p S.-The Club will meet In their usual room, on
the 26th, at I O'Clock.
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON,
ian 24-3t Secretary.
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Brass Wanted.

Somebody effers Ave dollars reward for :
piece of brass. We imagine he does not Occu
py the position OF either Government official
or the conductor of u newspaper, or he NIGH
find enough Of that composition in the faces o
those with whom he comes in daily contact.
The national Republican., 1862-01-27
Good Samaritan Division, No. .,

Sons of Temperance, will hold . Public Meeting At
Temperance Hall; street, between Ninth and
Tenth streets Tuesday evening the ssth instant,
st .cven aud half O'Clock. The Rev. NJ. DeBois,
formerly Of the city Of Buffalo, New York, and the
Rev. Mr.. y. \. Crane, Chaplain Of the Twenty.
third regiment New York State volunteers, will ad.
dress the meeting. The friends Of the cause are
respectfully invited to attend. By order Of
jan 27-N j. l.. HOWELL, II. s.
The national Republican., 1862-01-27
Pocket Picked.

A soldier had his pocket picked on Saturday
afternoon, at the Baltimore Depot, Of his wallet
containing SO In gold and Treasury notes. He
ing obtained his discharge from the army on
account Of physical disability, and the money
stolen from him was all he had In the world.
A sum sufficient to take him 10 his home was
raised By the by.standors and presented to
him,
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m rs. BaxlSy,

A communication In the Maryland Nc,cs
Sheet says Of Mrs: Baxley, one Of the
emse shm s., " p+''Ene i;ntn na' "a" nO"E "u;
independently of him and somewhat strangely,
80 much so ~ 10 incur suspicious. The writer
says, that though the mendacity of Northern
scribblers is we'll known, in this case the
B. herself, she having talked very. freely Of
her intimate friend. DR.. Brown. 1t may be
not amiss to state that this intimacy is not nc.
knowledged by him. or one thing there can
be no doubt, and that 10, that Mrs. B. is At least
much too imprudent TO be trusted, Her com.
panions in prison have, no doubt, made the
discovery ere this"
The national Republican., 1862-01-27

WANTED-Au Intelligent and Trusty MAN to
w ride fifteen miles in the country and return
every day; = horseback rider preferred. To .
steady Man, good wages will be gwen. Call At the
" Exchange HOTEL" c street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets, from 10 to l2a. m, to day.
jan. 27-1ts
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AUCTION SALES.
This Day.
nv J. o. MooUIRH q co., Auction ears.

TRUsTIES SALs or IMPROVED PROPERTY
Iy yirs.. Of deed Of tru,. from aamalsi Baily
Gi ,ss s: %.ssss sss .ss ooss co a.
S s Saa:. e. % e: q .es essI 81 s.ssns q
ne city o. Washington known % the western half
q ~ msrssd ~ Ave nys ~ in square numbered five
sy, Is. Ssvns of Il twenty sns ;as5
feet two (Y inches On G street nor,h, and a fine
: s.ss ssT:S: s.S: &. ma Sssn.. a s p
stalmsnts, st six and twelve months, secured by
deed Of trust q The Irsmss. 4 the terms Of sale
the trustee reserves the right to resell Il the risk and
All ocnvsysaains stshs oo:s Of the purchaser.
JAS. o. MOaUiRE, Aaotionsef.
augs-du -
next, bsptsnbsr Sin, same hour and place
JAS. G. 4; McaGffE' asGGfHsE' : ifS5ss' o6s
aug a0-db Auctionsers,
~ The shove sale 10 further postponed
untl THURSDAY, October %, a. ne same hour
$1,000, JAS c. HodUikE S.,,s: s,,So::
n: Ths .seys ~. !. further Postponed
until MONDAY, October asth 'sTs s hour and and place
JAS. G. MoG URN 4 CO,
oct 2l&28-N Auotioneers,
pes:d i aa s sSS6i7 Nov y ii!h :s%: sads EH''d sad
place. M. BLAIR, Trustee.
oot 28-2t Auctioneers.
~ The above sale IL further postponed
until MONDAY, 26th inst, same a j hour 8 and place
JAS. c. MCGUIRE 3 CO.
nov l1-9t Auctionsefb
The above sale is farther postponed un.
Ill MONDAY. December 9th, 1861, same hour and
place. NOV 2S-
~ The above sale IL further postponed
until MONDAY, December 2sd, 1901 same hour aud
place. decp-wtd
~ The above sale IL stiii further post
poned until Monday, the aoth instant, at the sams
hour and place. n. BLAIR, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE 4 co,
dso9s Auctioneer..
AEThe above sale IL further postponed
until MONDAY, 9Th January, 1862, at the same
N. BLAIR, Trustee
JAS. G. MCGUIRE y CO,
dec 30 AuctoneeTs.
~ The above sale IL further postponed
until Monday, the Goth January, same pls! and
time. NJ BLAIR,
&c MCGUIRE s CO,
Jan 6-6thk20th Auctionter5.
| hour. NJ BLAIR,
&c. MCGUIRE Co.
jan 2l-2lst&21th Auctionsers
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MARRIED.,

On the 23d instant. by Rev. Mr.. Ryan, Mr..
this city.
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Rapiislu.

An unusually large congregation assembled
at the II street Baptist Church, last evening, to
witness the administration Of this interesting
ordinance.
The national Republican., 1862-01-27
CON.DEN-SED COFFEE,
COMBINED WITH THE
Puresl Mllk and Best Refined Sugar.

This admirable article 10 suited, by It's compact
form, for use in the ARMY and NAVY, and 10
equally adapted for Fsmilics.
One teaspoonful Of this preparation makes, by the
addition Of cup of hot water most excellent cup
of coffee In one minute. ats triapg expense.
For sale by l. PRANG Il CO..
Manufacturer Agents,
$40 Seventh st., four doors from D,
jan a7--3t Washington, d. c.
The national Republican., 1862-01-27
DROF. ALEXANDER WOLOWsKI,
PIANIST AND COMPOSER,

By general request, will open claes for the Piano
and Singing, by his new and simpliled method In
Ibis way an opportunity will be extended to ali who
desire e acquire knowledge Of Vocal and ln.tru.
mental Music, on the most liberal terms All those
who desire to loin this course will apply at once at
his residence No 3Oa Sixth street, between street
and New York avenue
Hours Of reception, between and 70 m, on Tues.
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays. :
Ian 22-lm tIitslligenoer and Starl
The national Republican., 1862-01-27
LOCAL NEWS.
~ AAyextasers.

Nearly 10 Thousand copies Of The BYSo.
Koam are circulated among the floating popuia.
lion every day, bssidsS thslarss number served
TO regular subsoribsrs. Advertisers viii TAKE
aots accordingly.
The national Republican., 1862-01-27

WANTED-By q young MAN, twenty four
w years Of age, place a. CLERK or PORTER
In Store or Commission House; SPEAKING and
GUAGES, and willing to make himself useful
Address, "a. -" National Republican Once.
ian a7-ats
The national Republican., 1862-01-27

EURNIsHED ROOm.:, md . few weekly
Doerders can oe accommodated at No. 2ss @
sreet oetween Thirteenth aud Fourteenth streets
jan 23-6ta
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TOHN d. HUTCHINSON 4 CO.,
B A N K e r s.
40. A7i Fourteenth street, opposite
wlllards' Hotel,
wAaIIJNaTnN


wiliards' Hotel,
WASHINGTON.
SIGHT DRAFTS, good at all points in the West.
ern, Northern, and New England States, for sale
upon the lowest terms.
Alo the highest rates paid for all kinds of uncur.
rent money. Gold abd Silver Coin and Eastern
Bank Biiis at low premium and In sums to suit
purchasers.
special attention given to
Renting Money for Soldiers.
We do It on the lowest terms aud in the safest man
ner.
Al kinds Of Government Securities Bought, Sold
We give special attention to the Collection Of us
DIsPuTKD Claims against the Government. We de.
cline taking charge Of speculative or doubtful de.
mands.
Our charges for Collection, Exchange and all
other matters will always be - low - the market
will afford.
We refer 10 the Accounting Offieers of the United
Statcs Treasury, and BY special permasion to
Hon Edward Jordan, Solicitor U. =. Treasury,
Washington.
lion. L. y. Chittendsn, Register u s. Treasury,
Edward Tyler, Esq Cashier Suffolk Bank, Boston.
Hon. Edward 1lsight, NJ c., President Bank Com.
monwealth, New York.
Fairbanks q Co, ls9 broadway, New York.
Livermore, Clews X Co., Bankers, New York
Mcssrs. Jay, I coke l. Co, Bankers, Philadelphia.
Hon. II; ". Hoffman, Collector Of the Customs,
Baltimore.
Chas. +. Hartt, Cashier Farmers Bank, Troy
janA
The national Republican., 1862-01-27

II HLAsoLn's SHYKA0T OF BU0"U'
For Diseases Of the Bladder, Kidney, Gravel,
Dropsy, 10, 10.
HELL HELMBoLo'sE Extract Of Buchu for Nervous and
Debilitated sufferers.
HELMBOLD'S Extract OF Buchu for Loss OF
Memory, Loss Of Power, Dimness of Vision, Dim
Guilty Of Breathing, Weak Nerves, and Universal
Lassitude Of the muscular system.
HELmBOLD'S Extract Of Buohu for all dis
tressing silmenta-O -Obstruotions Irregularities, Elk
cess In married life, or early indscretions 10 ano
all diseases Of the sexual organs whether existing
In male or female, from whatever cause they may
have originated, and no matter Of how long stand
HELMBOLDS Extract of Buohu y pleasant In
its taste and odor, and immediate In action.
Price 81 per bottle or sxbottles for s6, delivered
10 any address.
Depot, l04 South Tenth Street, Philsdelphia.
dec 7-Sm
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Nh. L E l. A DIS
~ Anti-Rheumatio Band

Nn. LIE LANDS
~ Anti-Rheumatic Band
RREUkA7ZSx, in IL parioa forms,
6OUT aRd NEURALGIA,
sTHFNkSS and NER RVOUs FTECT7ONS,
IMPURITIES Of w BLOOD,
And Ae ks1 Effect, Of Mercury.
tanning q msdiostod oompoSnd, to BE- " worn around
the body, about the waist, EevALLr .AYrEcfIso ALL
PAs1s, .ohereoer e disea* may b, and can be worn
BY III: tl.stmsns I he % msdiesn.i properties oon.
iained In the BAND, being Of . hekly aromatic and
uoatie nature, and oapaae Of being readily absorsd
sss SseSp @ % sS%s ,s SscS ea 'ia ss p.ss Sse
ds1sss 20 sSsr SusVs %SaS
digestion slso-thus avoiding the irvuriom sse, 70
often the result Of inisnal rsmedies and esoting
ierjea cure BY purifying and eqIai,in5 Me circsaaon Of
condition. This BAND 10 Also mod po,ocyfM ANTI.
MERouRIAL AGENT" and will entirely rciepe the sys.
tenn from It's psrnicious Effects:
constantly receiving undoulted testimonlals-to which
invite inspection at ofce-of their eHioaoy In
aggravated cases of long Standing.
w. q Sy ext sspiess Everywhere with al assss,y ~ ~
GBMIfH h 90, Proprletors,
f0l bfOeuWuy, NcW
N, B.-DeSrIkipe circulars sent free.
n This Band will not interfere with the soldiers
duties. nov 1b-1y
Urls KRINGLE IS COME.
Just receiving, the largest stock Of
FANCY GOODS
In Washington,
Writing Desks, Dressing Cases, Portfolios, Diree.
tion and Alphabet Hooks, Games, Photo.
graph Albums, GIN and Miscel'
laneous Rocks In great
varieties, at war
Call and sec, at SHEPHERDs
Headquarters,
deo 81 Corner Seventh aud D streets.
The national Republican., 1862-01-27

Corns, Bunions, Calosities,
Cbilblains Frosted Feet Bad Malls Enlarged JOINTS
and all dssases Of the Feet cured without pain, by
DIR, WHITE, sunosoS CHrRoPoprsr,
go Pennsylvania Avenue, between 4H and 9Th sts.
Room No. up stairs.
Once hours from IL N. 10 p m
81 Oden to call at private residences promptly
attended to. jan f6-1ms
The national Republican., 1862-01-27

whitshurss, No. 434 Fem. Avenue.
ofGensrais Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Fro.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness Of
Mcclellan ID the latest published, and IL con.
sidersd the best in existence. Bee our photo.
grabs In oil and water oolors. Also portraits Of
distinguished mon. Attention Of military men
10 called to our full length lettertypes, for send
ing BY mail. dec Is
The national Republican., 1862-01-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
rARD TO rHc PUBLIC.

CAaD TO THE PUBLIC.
Ihavs the honor Of announcing that the Beautiful
ssd Fascinating renowned spanish Danssuse
La ScssOrisa zs0beg Cssb1s,
Having recovered fron her late indispostion, viii
make her debut In this city in Grand Spanish Ballet
under ny direction, ra.r
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 81, 1862.
and continue for six nights only.
The fame and rare aesonplishments Of this truly
great artistic sre worthy Of the special notice Of the
public. She 10 the only real Spanish Danseuse that
hes ever appeared 10 nsrica and In Consequence
Of the immense furore she created at the Royal
Opsra, Madrid, my Agent Immediately negotiated
- engagement with her. oan, with confidence,
claim for her artistic precedence Of any other Dancer
who has yet appeared In the United States.
Respecttully, JAMES M. NIXON.
jan 27-1w
The national Republican., 1862-01-27

EyANs d WATsON's
PHILADELPHIA
SALAMANDER,
FIRE AND
BURGLAR PROOF
- A F. E -
philadelphia fE
W. ID. SHEpHEhD
Corner Of Seventh and sheeIs,,
Jan lily ""s'a' - "
The national Republican., 1862-01-27

NTOW Is YOUR TINE TO BUY OvERCOATS,
IN Pants and Vests, at New York priocs, at
SMITHS, No, 400 Seventh street,
Ian lo-dlm (Starl opposite Post Once.
The national Republican., 1862-01-27
Future Days.

Future Days.
DY aREEs q WILLIAMS. Auc.ion..rs.
fx7xwslvE SALE OF 0R0CxRiEs. LIQUORS AND
STORE FLHTURkS, At AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, the Goth inst,
We shall sell, at the store Of Capt. J f Nsle, No
streets west at 10 O'Clock q. m , an extensive as
sortment Of Groceries. Liquors and Store f'xIures
We emo merate 10 part
Rice, Starch, Pickles, Spices, Ac.,
Tobscco, Cigars, Soap, Candles, Bacon, anu d gen,
Also. q good assortment Of Liquors in bottle. and
casks, some Of which are very fine, such
Brsndies Wines, Gin, Whisky and Scotch Ale,
Several barrels fine Vinegar,
And many other articles which We desm uHne5e5
ssry I. enumerate
:Ss us.l sovs and shay
ing, Measures, &c, &c.
GREEN h WILLIAMS.
jan "a [Starl Auc isusrrs
Bf soNrA \ No. % 81 ss1na a's,t. onfs S's':" sai
POSITIVE SALE OF NEW AND sRroYD HAND
FURNITURE.
On MONDAY MORNING, Jrnuary 81, az ten
O'Clock, in front Of the Auction Rooms, we viii sell
large assortment Of new and seccnt hand Furu,
ture, Crockery, Glass, and Farc. Goods compri.iOs
Ro: o:ewood msrble:top Dressing Eurrou',
| Mahogany and Walnut do do
Walnut, Jenny Lind. and High Post Bed,teaAs.
Cottage Bedsteads, Washstand..
Walnut marble.top Washstands,
| Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows.
Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Walnut spring seat $ SoiA and Chairs
CroCkcry and Glassware,
A large variety of Fancy Article
Together with a general assortment Of IIousrAssp
ing articles. too numerous to mention.
Sale positive, and without reserve.
Term, cash. BONTZ GRIFFITH.
25-d Aucuoneer'.