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Complimentary Benefit.

MISS CheStHey,
Madam Having learned that Il 10 your inten-
ton to follow the profession YOU have adopted
and that you shortly 10 leave the city for pro-
fesslonal tour I'm the North We beg 10 tender YOU
complimentary benefit, prior 10 yoJ7 departure
at such time and place as NAV be agreeable 10 YOU
Respectfully yours,
Hon. J. w. Wallace, Pa; Hon. NJ. s. WiIkin-
son, Mimi; Hon. Cyrus Aldrich, MINI Hon
VIM. Kellogg, Ill; Hon. e. b. Sedgwick, n. \ (;
Hon. X III. DIell, ". Y; Hon. Sidney Egerton
Pa Hon. A. G. Riddle, Pa Hon. A A. SaI-
gent, Cal Hon. B. r Granger, Mich; Geo. NJ .
Weston, Editor National Republican. John q /.
Nicolay, Private Secretary to the President, Jno
Hay, Private Secretary 20 the President. Daniel
Goodloe, HoratHo King, Commissioners under
Emancipation Bill; George Riggs, ESI /: J. "a.
Carlisle, Esq Walter Davidge, Esq Wm A.
B'adleY, ESQ Hamilton FAINT, Esq; Jas c.
McGuire, Esq John +. Coyle, ESQ Geo. Pal
ker, Esq } w. Webb, Esq.
May ,, '62.
ass DSrREET, May :, '69.
Gentlemen Your letter Of last evening gives
me pleasure; and, a. IL is nv determination 20
pursue the dramatic profession, | accept the
prof-red benefit with gratitude
| beg TO designate Ford's Atheneum "a the
place, and Saturday evening doth Mdy) as the
time Of Its bestowal.
Your Obedient servant, CHESTNUT f
To Messts. Sedgwick, Duel, Hay, NicolaY,
Weston and others.
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THE KILLED AND WOUNDED AT THE
WILLIAMSBURG BATTLE.

THE KILLED AND WOUNDED AT THE
WILLIAMSBURG BATTLE.
An Associated Press dispatch, dated williams
burg, Mav7, gives the following list Of killed
and wounded, as far as they relate to the regi-
ments named
Thirty-seventh New York, Col. Hayman COM
manding-Kllled, First Lieuts. Patrick Hayes
and }. O'ReillY; 10 non-commissioned officers
and privates. Wounded, Captains Jas. Mcclure
and VIM. De Lacy; Lieutenants John Massey,
Edw. Brown, James Smith Flannel and 81 non.
commissioned officers and privates.
Second New Hampshire Regiment, Colonel
Marston commanding l6; wounded, CO.;
missing, %.
Second Michigan Regiment, Colonel Poe COM
manding-1 killed; 40 wounded. Lieut.. r. ID.
johnson wounded.
Captain Wober's company, LIST Artillery
Lieuts. Ekin and Pike and privates wounded,
and killed
Captain Osborn's Battery, D, LIST Artillery
killed; wounded.
Captain Smiths 4th NewYork Battery-lkilled;
wounded.
Twenty-sixth Pennsylvania Regiment, Colonel
Small commanding "a killed 81 wounded
This regiment went into the field under the COM
mand Of Colonel Small, who proved himself
every inch a soldier.
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CONGRESSIONAL
xIXvuth coaGREss-S.e.ne So,
THuBspAy, May :

SENArE.-The bill from the House "a ynp...b
Judge Humphrey, Of TeaneSsee, was lakep %
and referred 10 = select committee-NIessrs Fos-
ter Doolittle aad Davis
The bin establishing port CT entry ana collie,
tion district ct Beaufort, :. C., was taken 90 ana
passed.
The bill making an app-oJ fiatiou for paving
The deficiency In appropriations for paving vo,un-
teers was again taken up, and was discussed nv
MessLs Grimes. sherman, Fessenden, Wilson,
Ten Eyck and HarTls
Housr.-Mr. Brown, OF Va, Introduced pie
amole ana resolution Of Inquiry TO ascertain the
facts OF the homicide Of Robert e. scott, ESQ =.
Of Fauquier county, Va.
The Iowa contested election case was postponed
until the hrst Mondsy In December, which in
wolves the question whether a member u Con-
gresS (alr. Nsndsverl can hold his seat in the
House while he Is in command Of reg iment
The House next took up the bill TO organize
temporary government for Arizona.
Mr. Wheeler was opposing the bin when our
report closed
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MOST IMPORTANT FROM THE PENN.

In addition to the very interesting and latest
particulars Of the situation on the peninsula, we
have much information about the movement OF
different Of our corps there, to the end Of pursu-
Ing and intercepung the flying enemy. /, 10 Of
a character, however, that should not be pub
lished just now, least Its publication might pos.
siblv aid the enemy. Sufice It to say, that II
satisfies US that Gen. Mcclellan seems from Il, in
a fair way to capture or destroy the whole rebel
force between him and Richmond.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

IHEsMANClFATIONC COMMISSIONER The fol-
lowing petitions were led this morning John
Thomas and wife, slaves-Martha, susan, Ro. .
and Henry. Robert l.. Teal, slaves-Af!lIs,
Charlotte, Joseph johnson, Charlotte, Char.sg
Louisa, Edward and George Artlmisia Bean 3
slaves-Charlotte Ann and Louisa Ike and Nsr
linda A Derkins. Maria A. Queen, slave-T;-
len Henson sarah Jones, II slaves-JaS Coun-
tee, Richard Wallace, Thomas sesbert, George
Jackson, Charley and Otto Hues Louisa and Ida
Seloert, Matilda aud two infants. Isabel Cesel,
slave-Maria Green. Margaret A Pierce, :
slaves-Mary r. and Rose Dorsey Eliza G
Moreland, I slaves-Leathe, WIFI im, yere aud
Manuel Stewart. Benz g. Burr, slave-wm
Prather A. Richards, = slaves-Frar cls Gard
ner and Herman / Green. Miss Fannie Parks 4
slave-Ches Gordon 1t Col James Edelin, 4
slave-MaIy Brooks. Benz. T. Thorn, slaves
Emily, Delilah, Ann, Thomas and Beni Olson
and John II. Hawkins. Ann Kelly 1 slave
Laura. Edw'd Chapman, { slaves-wm Dlfin
Folly and Minty Middleton and Winny Coates
ColabY Young, 1 slave-James Newman Dick
erSon Naylor, 1 Surveillance Pitts Christiana
Larner, slaves Martha and Ellen Marshall
Thos. A. King, slave-Rebecca.
FTRE.-About half-psst ten O'Clock las; night
the FIRE bells sounded the alarm, and the rreulen
turned out promptly. They discovered that tue
cause was the destruction Of a sma n frame teae-
ment near the Catholic (St PatrlCk'S) Cemetery,
at the northern boundary Of the city. occupied by
aGerman gardener and bis family. The building
was entirely destroyed. The loss was small
The WoRKHOusB.-The Intendsnt Of the asy.
lum Is hardly able TO find room for the imme nse
number OF prisoners sent 10 the penitentiSry de-
partH-n: by the police magistrates.
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CAPTURED.

On the 2lst ultimo the U. s. gunboat Kanawha
captured the schooner r. c. Files while attempt
ing to run the blockade. she was loaded with
cotton, and was sent to Key West for adjudica
ton.
last, captured near San Augustine a schooner
loaded with provisions, trying 10 run the block
ads Hsasis leave to sell her cargo TO the people
Of San Augustine, who, he represents, are in a
starving condition.
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DikU,

On the morning o the sth JOHN MoCUTCHEN.
sou Of William sDd Margaret MoCaiehen, aged Is
y ars.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
TO sttent his fdneral Saturday Afternoon. at half
p.st 3 0'olook, from his fathers residence, ISL
street 90, {. between and street. ms'as
In Washington oity, on the morning Of the 7tn OF
MJ,e ct q minutes Of o'olook, JOHN B. A
ist, capt James Davidson, Prince Georges,
Tne friends Of the fam,ly srs oordisy invited 10
attend his funeral on FRIDAY &C ooiook. fiom his
lsts residence, $50 17,h ct issat.
AtIhe Dtlsysn House. In this city OF infs NINA
fiskk N. Y, formerly attached 20 U. s. eer zoe
st Port Roysl. On. Y. and N. J, papers ooIyJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-08

TEE INDIAN HERE DocroR IF. Tumblety, M
ID from Canada,) will describe diseases and tell
bis patients the nature Of their complaints Ill
ness, without receiving any information from
them. No charge for consultation or advice.
Once, No III Washington Building, Pennsyl.
vania avenue, corner Of 9Th street. ape
ALL PHlsoNs can find the bess stock of Cloth.
Ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and CAPS
at Smiths, No. 40 Seventh st., near r. Re aT-3m
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LOCAL NEWS.

NoFIcR.-Mr A. w. Burns, the managing agent
e. the SfcV's circulation In Georgetown, win
hSresfter also act a. the Stars advertising agent
there. Any Georgetown Advertisements left at
Dr.. 6 B Bsrnard's, corner Of High and Bridge
streets, or with g.. Crandell, No. rs Bridge
street, will meet with prompt attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-08

COINS, Erc.-AI persons afnicted with Corni
whether hard or soft and all afflicted with
Bunions, Callosities, club and ingrowing toe.
nails, may ind great relief and be satisfactorily
benefited by applying TO DR.. 6. white, 42e
Pennsylvsnia avenue, between X and 9Th streets
Room z, second floor.
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MARRIED.

On the 7lh instant, By the Rev. Father Lynoh, 8.
J., q, T. De RkON0AT, of NAMES. Fr sn ce, 70
CAROLINE &, youagest daughter OF 9. Mssi
Eco of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-08

AT ShILLIseroN's-M'me Demorests Mirror
OF Fashion for summer, containing numefou.
engravings ofnew and elegant designs for dresses
cloaks, waists, sleeves, bonnets, trimmings, &C.
with full descriptions and reports Of the latest
Pans fashions. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-08

stein, 27S Pennsylvania avenue, we have som,
fine photographs Of noted persons and places
Richstein has large stock Of such for sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-08

AMY PERSON wishing TO procure loan Of q few
Ing at aS6 Eleventh St, between 6 and II. spl4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-08

ONLY THINK OF IT, silver plated spoons, forks
casters, pitchen cream jugs, butter dishes sugar
at the Peoples Dollar Store, 43s Penn avenue
near Four-and- a. half st. m64Ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-08

PERsoSAL.-Gen. Reno, U. "a; Gen. Lyman,
u,s.A.; ex.6ov. Reeder, Pa, are a. willsrdf.
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AMusEMHNTs TONIGHT.

FORp's AIHEsEuM MIR forrest will no doub,
draw an immense house tonight 20 witness bis
persoDation Of "Spartacus," In the Gladiator
The other parts Of the play will he adequatfly
sustaiDed by Mr. McCulIoch as Phasarius, Mr..
Leak ss Crassus, and Miss Athena as Senona, to.
geiher with the entire force Of Manager Ford's
splendid company.
GRovER's THEArER-Tk. opsya -rhe ope.
ratio performance announced FOR last night was
necessarily postponed on account Of the non an
rival In time of the 6r1u Opera Troupe their
detention having been caused by a railroad acci-
dent. The usual evening dramatic entertain
being here performed his part, and thus very
agreeably smcofhed down the disappointment
OF the public. The bill announced for last night
will positively be performed this evening, and
operatic performances will also be given on Fri
day and Saturday evenings. The tickets sold are
good for either Of these evenings, or they may be
sale Of seats will continue to-day-as well al at
the box Office
CANTzRBURY.-ManaserP ercival and his corps
Of performers seem determined 70 please, II keep.
Ing up continued succession Of novelties can do
II. "How TO get Wife," with Harry Rice az
the Contraband, seems still to draw hugely; while
the "6ipssys Lay" gives renewed satisfaction
nightly. Besides these attractions we have the
Washington pet, Miss Julia Mortimer; the sweet
songstress, Min Duval; and the graceful dan
stuse, Mile Fowler; and the other favorte stars
Of the Canterbury.
Vocal CoNcERT.-The children Of the Third
District primary school, under the direction Of
their music teacher, Mr.. J. n. Daniel. announce
a vocal concert for this evening, at Odd Fellows'
Hall. Similar entertainments heretofore, have
been attended with pleasing snccess, and this
one Will not be an exception. Misses Thomson
and Mcconnell preside at the piano.
PRoF F. r LABBB, whose announcements al
wavs Cause hutter and commotion among the
little folks sdvertses Of his favorite festivals
for this evening; and the assurance is given that
all who may patronize him will pass a delightful
evening.
TIE CONCERT Sodality (colored) 81. Aloysius
Church tonight will display some Of the best
talent from New York. The orchestra 10 said to
very fine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-08

PENNIES AND sMALL CHANGE may ALWAYS be
had for exchange at the Star once counter
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PoLIcE The Third Ward patrolmen reported
Yesterday the following cases Geo Williams
Geo. T.. w. Parker and Geo. Taylor, all colored,
drunk and disorderly: fined 81 Sc each William
Moody, col j., carrying weapons; dismissed Ev-
PeddIing without license; dismissed. Virrinis
hunt, disorderlyi do. Josephine Hunt, DO !;
nned sIsI-by Justice Clayton Levin Love
do; do. 81 9i-by Justice Clark. r. O'Day'
Thompson.
The Fourth Ward pairolmen reported the fol.
lowing - Before Justice Walter-y W. e
moony, Dennis Donohue and Mark wharton,
profanity and fighting; locked up three hours
Hugh Maxwell, drunk; dismissed. Path Bran
nehan and VIM. Avert0n, do turned o,er 10 the
military. Before Justice Johnson-Henry Travis
man, assault and battery; security for peace. 3.
Ward, do dismissed.
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CENTRAL GuARDHousE CAsrs-Bsfors Jsst,e.
Walter "A. c. Hammond, suspicious character;
for hearing. A b Ga.kill, picking pocket; DO
nned 81 John 6synor, riding on pavement
costs, s. cents. Alfred Baxter, stealing money;
dismissed. VIM. schenig, drum; turned oveI
TO the military. John Kennedy, drunk; fined
- s.. NJ v. Whsrman, drunk; turned over &c
the military
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CANTERBURY HALL:
Extraordinary announcement
MUSICAL oG INV Msff St '1 81 ARTISTS.
The LARGEST AMI Mo.I TALENTED CoNPANr
ON The CANTERBURY STAGE.
FIVE NEW. STARS THIS WEEK
OLD n Sz ~ 81 n
tn. %.fs s3ss x S $:s5i M s..u,
Tbs WasAisston Pet!
y.H fT BuD% Sst 4
n hs @oR2s fs
anoe In Washington In two years.
TAs Csl.b,stsd Ithiosian IsIlor AND Actor.
MONDAY SfG st sP :sI; 9 nigh. .ei. week.
i SSs' f. GET Z tA % flffTEs'' of
Chan piOn Song and Dance Negro.
MISS MILE FOWLER.
By fsr the most beautiful and socomplIshed Dan
seuso on the American sage.
THE EG2i;SsssfiH7 s LAY.
The sweet Opsr.tio sonistress!
DICK PARKER,
Canterbury's own Boy!
And the
MA MMOTH COMPANY!
Miss E,:ns LIZ 4 rolIsi Mis-.
julia Richmond and Little Eila.
Entire Change Of Programme!
Door. open 2. ~; Performance q sx O'Clock.
M..inees WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY for
ladies aud Children, when q number OF valuable
Presens will be given svsJ-onos s25 silver Cake
Mrs. Cov,y, No Is, nth street, received . as
silver Cake Basket on Saturday last. ms
H PLEAS URE GARDEN,
On CAPITOL HILL,
Will open for the season on
MONDAY: MAY hth
p A RANGING sOiRhE EVERY MONDAY
The public in general are respectfully in
Choice BEER and WINES constantly on -
DATENT OFFICE OURIOsITIEs-6uide t.
u Patents, Catalogue OF CuTiosities and Govern
ment 6srdens, at the stand In Patent Ofhoe; Rare
nsnt. arni.hsd k.rSsS Ss.ry gG Re-
furnished TO Pedars; Military Trials; Military
tavs; Army Regulations; Panorama OF the Coast
Books. eool,sct cheap rsns. Lsfss :ses, nS sx
prices. u stairs over B.nf 81 WssshSnSsDp .
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FouRTH wARp STATION CAsss-Bsfo,s Jxsfie.
HaitsI.-Charles Brcu n, drunk; dismissed.
n McDermott, drunk and disorderly; 50 81.
dfunk; dismissed. W. II. Church, suspicious
eosr4oter; dismissed Chas. Kelly. turned over
70 The military.
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C1ayk -Biddy Ann John.oo- eolor,d1 duak and
dlsefdeflyi g 95 n. e. Fresmont. drunk; dis
missed Cornelius Newman, colofed, insulting
a I~nalri t9i Timothy Reynolds, asleep 10
the sLeeti % 81 Robt MiIlar, theft; disnissed-
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CarrIos-Peter O'Day, for cast e q cart
toa oL theoish 10 Ninth street, was nard - 81
Eood purpose In preventing re petition Of this vi.
S's@oa o. TIE law BY other parties,
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Doors open 81 N; performance at 86 O'Clock.
Admission Is cents Orchsssss Chairs 20 Genus.
Matinees "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY for
Presents will be given svsJ-ono s25 silver Cake
Basket.
Mrs. Cov,y, No: Is, Ilth street, received sas
silver Cake Basket on SATURDAY. last. ms
The national Republican., 1862-01-04
CNEAT CENTRAL ROUTE
NJ FOR THE WEST, ssa
HUDSON RIrER RAILROAD asd NEW fChK
CENTRAL RAILROAD.

On AND A1FBR DECEMBER 0, 1851,
Express Trains Leave New York city depots Of
Hudson River Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, q
From & Sh.moer street From 4 sch street s..tiOu,
yoS,Isi; SS E'M; .,s n,o,,e SOP M
Train with sleeping lolop. m.
osrs, 1915 p m.
and from soth street: The Il. % p m. sieerns car
fs for Ae.ny and ,1s;S T;S s1s III from
Connecting at Albany with tho New York Cen.
tral Railroad for Schenectady, Rochester, -,
Batavia, Rome, and stations On Rome and WSter.
town railroad, Buffalo, Syracuse, Niagara Falls,
Trains in connection leave BoifSio and SuspsnSon
ria Lake Shore, Buffalo and Lake Huron and Great
Western Railroad, for Hamilton, Toronto, Detroit
GGnsss soSs Ds hs K
Dubuque, Peeria, Rock Island, Mu-catine, IowaCity
Burlington, Quincy, Springfield, Alton, st. Louis,
Cairo, rerrs haute Indianapolis, Louisville, ,.Cincn.
natl Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland, and al points
West, Northwest, and SouthwesT
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with Trains At Troy, with Troy and
Boston, and kens and Saratoga Roads for Saratoga
Whitehall, Rutland, burlington, 81. Albsna, R0use
Point, Plsttbursh, Ogdensburgh, Montreal, 80,
10.
sS- Freight Arrangements by this route q above,
bers and Hudson streets, at oil times favorable
a. made by ether Ryilroad Companies. The facili
ties Of this great New York Route, to the Wee com
mend II to ths confidence Of merchants and Shipper
Passenger Trains, with Smoking and sleeping
Can, run in connection on the New York Central
For particulars On TO- local tain tsnd freight ar
A. 7 SAITH,
dec II aupsrintendent
The national Republican., 1862-01-04

NN. A. ZAPPORE, Instructor and Leo.
~ turer In Physiology, Chemistry, Botany, and
other branches Of Beiense oonnsetod with Medicine.
Alse, Teacher Of French Spsnish, Italian, aeEpan,
once, No. 6i X street, being near Pennsylvania
<veuue and Twenty .ffth street sept e-u
The national Republican., 1862-01-04
PAPER HANGMGS
MISCELLANEOUS.
n no a r r. q r UR OF THE WEEIkL Y
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.

L NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
Decamber last, the publication, In this city, Of
\ weoIhy newspaper, called the National Repus.
Ecdn.
Il is printed on a large sheet, twenty seven
By fcrty.tw inches, and is Furnished Al the leu
prices stated below.
II win osntain ali the original matter Of tho
daily National Republican, with the exception
II local news not interesting to country sub.
scribers.
II win give full reports Of the proceedings Of
Congress, and Of the other departments Of the
National 0svernment.
It viii contain all the news of tho day, foreign
and domestic, markets, &o., &c., M we'll ~ AN
original c>rrespOrdenos from xn parts Of the
receive apeoisl atonlion, and, In all respects,
the efIsrt will be made 70 establish the ohRraC.
tor Of the National Republican as a Family
Newspaper.
Washington being now the central point Of
the current military operations, great attention
will be paid 10 furnishing tho readers Of the
NAiiendi Republican with full, and especially
with dcCnraie, accounts Of the progress Of the
war for the Union.
In politics, tho paper will bo Republican, aus.
tanning the Administration Of Mr.. Lincoln, but
disolaiming, however, any prstensien to be the
organ Of the President.
The is no other Republican paper In the Dis.
trict Of Columbia, or in the vicinity of it, and
1t ia believed that recent events have opened to
such n paper an important sphere Of useful
effort. The time has come, when the actual
administration of the Government upon Repuh
lican principles will explode the nisrepresen.
tRtions which have made those principles so
distasteful TO the South.
But II is not only here, and In this vicinity,
that the projectors Of the National RepubiicoR
hope 10 make 1t useful. To the whole country
they offsr n journal which will discuss national
politics from u national standpoint and which
will never be swerved from patriotic duty by
any OverpOwering pressure Of local interest.
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One copy, six months. Observation-Disclosures. LOO
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Payments always In advance.
When Club Of subsoribers has been for
warded, additions may be made to II on tf,s
same terms. II is not naeesaary THAI the sub.
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III the samc post offfee.
Money may be forwarded by mail, at our
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Highly Important 10 the Military!

Highly Important 10 the Military!
Now ia the time to send your friends and families
HOLIDAY PRESENTS AND GIFTS.
Orders from the Camps promptly attended to
by return mail, on this sido Of the Potomac or
10 Virginia. On receipt Of an order for any Of
tho above articles, with the amount and IL ot.
in postage stamps, to pay for packing and
postage, we will send-free-by return mail,
any article ordered.
RS- Bc sure and write name and address,
(camp, company, regiment, &c.D plain.
RtMtNnsR all goods warranted as represented, or
the money returned witlia six days.
30 Store open from o. IN. TO 10 p IN.
Don't forget the No.
No. go, $40, 80, blo.
P.J. BELLEW d co.,
dseA-lm Mauufaeturen' AsentA
The national Republican., 1862-01-04
GAS FITTING.

GAS TIxTUREs.-Ws have ID ore, and
" are daily receiving, GAS FIxTUkEo Of en-,
urely new patterns and de~gns and finish, superior
In style to anything heretofore offered In this market
We Invite citizens generally to cali and examine oar
that We have the best selected stock in wsshngtou
All work In the above line intrusted TO our care
will be promptly attended 10.
MYERS 4 MoQHAN,
mar 2o-6m No 9T6 street
The national Republican., 1862-01-04

nDEON HALL ODEON HALLII-Tns
~ Cheapest and Best Fall and " iutsr Clothing In
Washington can be had at
W"IESENFELD + CO.'S,
Cor. Pour.and-a.half Street and PenRn. Avenue.
Frock and / aek Ovsrcoats,
AT WIEsENFELp co.'s.
Elegant Dress Suits \ I'Ssfs WfEsHsrELu sa;; co.'s
Beautiful Business Suits, at triaing cost,
At wIEsENfEtD co.'s
business Suits for young men,
business Suits Tor middle ages,
Business Suits for all ages,
AT WIESENFELD CO.'S
Dress Suits fer parties
Dress Suits for best wear,
Coab BY the thousand,
Pants by the thousand,
Vests by the thousand n,
''''ssSf sOys Jiosai"s IN 'Ss f%un ISS al Sizes
Boys Clothing for larger boys,
AT WlEsENFELD CO.'S
Finer than the finest,
Better than the best,
Are the ssrmsp,s, Ws s,sr,v.,,co.. :.
Military Overooats,
NJ Military Dres, Suits,
Military Dress rants,
In abundance,
AT WEl,ENFELD CO.'S
Save your money, -
very few dollars
VIII give you splendid outfit i~r vi"ter,
WiEsENFELp y cos.
Odcon Ball,
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The national Republican., 1862-01-04
PAPER HANGING.

fIJ0UsE DECORATORS I
III AND UPHOLSTERERS.
We would respectfully notify all IN want
of an Uplioistsrer or Paper Hsnger that We
are prepared 70 execute all work intrusted
to ua In the most superior manner and on the
shortest possible netics. All work done BY
1 us IA under or own immediate supervision,
and satisfaction b guaranteed In every oase,
JOSEPH +. X. PLANT 4 CO.,
No. $50 d street, bet. Ninth and Tenth.
Refer to Messrs Louls r. Perry Co. =
Dealers In Carpets, Oil-oleths. 6e., coFnerofl
Ninth, treet and lennsylvanis avenue.
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