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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-02

RS-The Fortress Monroe correspondent of
eth Baltimore American gives currency to the as
Sertion that Ex Munster FaIkner actually
carried dispatches from his colleagues in Fort
Warren to the rebel authorities at Richmond,
and that he concealed several in the stem of
his large pipe. and put number in the shape
and likeness of cigars.
Rev. Mr.. Miner, Chaplain of the Second
Maine Regiment, who has recently been re-
leased by the rebels, states that there was 20
such officer as Lieut.. Hurd attached to that
corps so that the story regarding Col. Cor
corans' escape may be set down as an in
7ention
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-02
ANOTHER
NEW AND DESIRABLE ST0.
WINTER GOGN>
TRACY & MOoRsS

= 2DCLAMATION-WL-rrs .,c
n n T.. hEF- r. Pre-iieo1 JdGgs og IN, Va
oici4! DiNtrlr'. c"nsifTg OF .Ie C,ga,,e, or H..
ana HL3s l-hGnna. AMI l'aaorables Jon. PISS.
JOIN r. L"NG. ASr"riaic Judges, in and an.
OF Bradford. have issued Their p7sncpt bcarjnC ~
loth day o'DrE \. d. I-6I. T. ,.ie directed -
Court oi oyer and Eerm.uer. General Olarie.
ot the Peace, teur1on Pleas and Orphan Co.
day ot February next, tO oc1tinGe ty, vrrE. '-'
Notice Is therefore hereoy given. in the c,-,,..
Ju7tices OF the Peace and Cun-f1bl.s OF tI. C'
Bradford, that they ba then and there in il.
person at 10 O'Clock in the fnrenuan nf ,,,4 d.
their records, iaqnistiona and other ro,.,I-..
90 those things which to then oir, lin, -.
Done and those whf are bound b., ...,r,I,
eTWise 10 pr"racute against the %, amer, .a ~
be ia the al nf said County. W W.. ...H - i.l
appear a. the said canrt. are t. ne Tim ana s
prosecute against them aS shall be ,a,, srar, ',
their notice - eco.
Dated 1t Towandl. the j0th Of December IN tb vs,.
Lord one thonSand eight hundred md .iy,7.-.
OF the independence OF the United SIT, Ia.
SIKH s. HSPALpINr -.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-02
ORPHANS COURT SALE

" Of an order of the Orphan Court n a-sl.z sas
~. will be exposed 20 public sale 90 The vrsuSes
Rome twp, ON Monday, December 3Otn vi a. II
certain lot, piece or parcel Ot land lying = r4g ID
township Of Rome in said county late the e,u4 n
THAN HILL, deed bounded as toll 9. 90 u- a"ra
BY land set apart ~ widow by appraiseue1I a -al
by lands of y. VI High on the east hy had. ouu. 4
iy the said Nathan Hill west by lands Of See '0t
b. buman' containing p acres aud 65 ptreGz- Il .
proved.
ALSl-The dccedents interest IN a certl.1 ,1lf -
or parcel OF land contracted Of Wm Q. Cl'@esy - ID
on the north by land OF Thom J. Nil ID tae s7--
lands of E. NJ. Agh, east by lands Of DauE R4s-el
the west oy lands of said Nathan B. Nil dc,'t .
tanning about 40 acres, about L. lCT5:imptoNed
TERMS OF SALE.-One.fourth uf the purchase mol! :
paid on confirmation of the sale and hs Oaaacs c
months therefrom, with interest
SMITH LEST, ADJ
Rome nac <
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4 UDlTOR'S NOTICE -B,,,l, :

"A berry rs. Joseph Ring,brry. In the Crg.,
ISL. -~''-7
Notice Is hereby given, that the uufer,ic1eiv. Il. H
tor, appointed by the said Court TO dI-triI,ae --
raised hy the Sherifs sale Of said drierdao,.. ,r-
property, will atteud t" the duIes OF his lyp,p,,sl
MS once IN The Bnrn9gh o. Towanda OF FRlpl !
ino where all persons having claims ot aid fnn d
present them OF else be forever de!arrrd from The a
HnR"V
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-02

10 Granville Dec is, IsGi ~ n.,,
DICkEsS. # Potter r...,1tg ," -. Z
bA1ILh. Of Granville, Bra5 ID crn,. ",', E.,l. .
IN ,, CA''an. NJ "a. 1861. BY Rev p g.
. IHnD' ~ Of East Troy, 70 N .ss JUiI,, JUitI, n
Also, by the same, Tuesday no- O, g..
LESTER, to Miss CAROLINE GRFFS fSSi; NJ Ia
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-02
WASHINGTON, Dec. 27, 1861

The Confederates, ,aggrieved at their defeat at
DrainesViIle, are anxious to draw our forces in.
10 another engagement, in the hope of better
success Ihey have. been largely reinforced.
ana are using means to draw. out the Federal
troops; There is no disposition on the part of
ten Mccall toavoid an encounter, and auy
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-02

The Irish inhabitants of Montreal (Canada)
held meeting on Monday week to consider
the propriety of raising mihtian battalion for
the British service, and Darcy McGee and
others spoke in favor Of the movement The
meeting was very boysterous, and considerable
opposition was made by the Irishmen present
Cheers were. given for Thomas Francis Meager
and for the Sixty-ninth New York Regiment,
and good deal Of sympathy was exhibited
for the American cause. When McGee pro-
fessed extra loyalty to England the audience
msde some very sharp and cutting retorts. 1t
is evident that England cannot depend posi-
lively on her Irish sUhjertS in the provinces.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-02

sa- DR.. Robert j. Brecknridge, uncle of
the rebel Senator, is about TO publish a new
series of articles to prove that it is the imper.
atiVe duty of the nation to suppress rebellion,
and maintain the Constitution, and at suv COS,
OF life and treasure,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-02
Aem a1bertgemeu,

y OTlCE.-The ANIMAL na.tina 49,
\ otockholders Of the Barclay Rail,
company, will be held .f ,he ofica oS,b. - a..
Fnliadelph'a, corner 4t6 4ad Wa put -. 'n'cl
oaDuary Is 1862. at l. lock. nggp r.. D. tss
men 20 The Charter approved May ISs "a 81
~ ~4i't.e-' ahs "a election Of officers to serve w
year - 3rder of H4PTgZ- ~ -H
Jan /, 1861 -w2 'A' I'll ohA
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-02

n@- The Hon. Mr.. Ely, recently released
from imprisonment in Richmond, and now in
Washington. has prepared and furnished the
press with list of the Union prisoners in the
hands of the rebels, giving the designation of
company and regiment, where from AND present
location OF each man.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-02
ORPHANS COURT >4Lr

RPH ANS COURT ~4LE -.
~ OF AN order Of the Orphan~' Court ~ Bradford .
ty. the undersigned. administrator Of Jonathan R1
deceased, will sell at public auction all that certain
piece OF parcel Of land situate in SylvaRA BoraaCh
bounded as follows On the North nv the Af7,p -Gf
the east 10y the public road leading t, Armenia. o.
south ny the lands 81 y :. Alexander and on ths y
by lands OF aeli>seo BRISTOL Containing about
acre, with one framed dwelling house sheds aaa =
tees thereon. on SATURDAY the 4th DAY Of JAM tE
4. ID. 1851. At II clock VI a. he public house
NJ. Ross, in said Bproagh Of SIyv ana.
S. Terms made known day Of sale.
! 4 PIERCE
Dec. 10 1861. Aar-;ni.,-.,,
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ETED.

u Lace LtaCeyTllle' Saturday evening. Dec. 3r t..
,v aavs mess GEORGE G. LACEY 1gci ~ d y
The national Republican., 1862-03-21
The Tt ophies OF NJ AMI ssas.

Ever since the day Of the evacuation Of Man
assas, Centreville and Bull Run. the first named
places have been besieged by crowds Of strang-
ers and others who have journed thither, not
alone for the purpose Of gazing on these mem.
orable locations, but also for securing some OF
the numberless trophies that are strewn over
these fields Everything Of value was carried
away within twenty -four hours after our troop
made the advance. But there yet RENAME,
scattered In every direction, scores Of cartridge
boxes. haversacks, knapsacks and other arti-
cles Of soldiers equipments.
Now and then stray scabbard or q crooked
sabre is raked out Of some hole Or corner by q
dilligent curiosity seeker, and borne away With
a. much gusto as though worth its weight 10
gold. A broken stock OF a musket, bent gun
barrel, or anything else that. under ordinary
circumstances, would not be worth the trouble
Of carrying away, are slowed under carrisge
seats and speedily conveyed into Washington,
from which place they soon find their way into
the different Northern cities.
Fabulous prices have been offered within the
past week for trophies Of the description nam
ed. A soldier who had found pipe.bowl
carved out Of wood, at Bull Run, was offered
ten dollars for II by comrade, which price
however, he refused. A huge bowis.knife
hacked and rusted, easily commanded eight
uolihtt, Wnicu prlCe, uoWcver, Cuulu uOt cOn
msnd the article in question. Bibles and tes
tamcnts, and books Of light literary charsc
ter, 10 q damaged conitiOn, most Of them found
on the battle field, are bartered away at -four
times their original cost, and the purchasers Of
them consider that they arc lucky In securing
the prize even at Il ch coet.
Horse shoes, rifle bullets, crockery and iron
ware are just as eargerly seized upon, aud every
thing to be found here, no matter how intrinsic
the value may be, is daily being carried away
In the meantime there is no diminui lion Of trav
el In this direction, and the livery stable keep
ers and haokman are rcaping a rich harvest.
Two lines Of stages now run to Manassas, 81
that those who desire 10 see the battle field
can 60 at an expense Of from S. to $40.
The national Republican., 1862-03-21
Runaway Teai ms.

Several mishaps have recently occurred in
various parts of the city, in consequence Of
runaway horses attached 10 different kinds of
vehicles. We witnessed two instances of this
kind on Wednesday. Fortunately, no great
ces were caused by the caralessness Of the
drivers in leaving their teams unfastened In the
street, while they went into some vile groggery
to " take drink, >" and It Ia duo more to good
luck than good management that their teams
some person was not killed in The furious airht
OF the frightened horses. Surely, the lives Of
our citizens should not be put In peril by drink.
ing or drunken teamsters. We hope the police
will give attention 10 this evil, which seems 10
be on the increase at the present time.
The national Republican., 1862-03-21
sast..ssr My.s....tA'..
tt'E'EAA'fA gys;;;S .sssss:;::sA }
To Flag Oficer 8. +. DuPoNr,

Mhfcu To- fooZ.
To Flag Onicer s. +. DuPoSr,
Com. South'a Atlantic Bio ,k'g Squad:
sIs: ! sueosededin crossing The bar vim !his
fore yesterday, about four O'Clock, leaving no
water 10 spare under our keels. The Smith ar.
rived half an hour afterwards, and crossed
without . pilot '..mH
As II was necessary 10 make arrangements 70
land company Of soldiers for the protection
Of the guns before leaving the entrance Of the
river, found II too late TO move up 10 this
place that evening. Near ten O'Clock dis
covered large fires bearing W NV. from the
anchorage, which proved TO be, on my arrival
here, the burning Of mills, houses, and prop
erty belonging 70 Northern men with suspected
Union proclivities, burnt by order Of the rebel
commander.
I left Msyport yesterday with the vessel.
named for this point, ordering the Ellen 10
stop st st. Johns Bluff and take on board the
guns and munitions Of war at that point, and
afterwards to join me here, which mission was
successfully accomplished. ....
We succeeded In reaching jacksonville with
out difficulty, and at every house, esving one,
found evidences Of peaceful denominations and
returning reason.
On our arrival at this place, the corporate
authorities, through 8. L. Burritt, E.q came OF
with flag Of truce, and gave up the town.
From conversations With Intelligent citizens.
Nod that the inhabitants are seeking and
waiting for the protection Of our flag; that they
do not fear us, but their own people; and from
the occupation Of this important point, am
satisfied, II our opportunities are improved
great reeults will follow. Many Of the citizens
have fed, many remain, and there 70 reason To
believe most OF them will return.
have inst heard the municipal government
has been restored.
Very respectfully, &c.
J.. F. STEVENS,
The national Republican., 1862-03-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

EORD'S ATHENEUH-Jous 7. FosD, Pro
MsiAgsr Tfiumphant success Of the new Temple
Of the Drama This FRIDAY EVENING, March
actress, Mus LUCILLE wEsTERNi Ceiests' Z
great military drama, untitled " thc French Soy
or the Storning Of Alsisrs" The beautiful and
graosfal dsnsesse, MISS OLlVIA, will apPsss u
BAKER. ... 10
Bog talos open from to O'Clock every day when
seats can be secured. -.
dmission- Dress CIrsle and Parqustts, 70 cents
Balcony seats Sl Orchestra seats, 81 Family Circle
% cents No extra charge for eseryed seAts.
mar 81 CHAS. =. FORD, Tfeas'r.
The national Republican., 1862-03-21
Illness at tho white House.

We understand that the President has, for
several days. been quite indisposed. The bur.
rest heavily on the mind of the honored Chief
Magistrate, which, added to the recent affiio-
tion In the family, have prostrated him in both
mind and body.
Mrs. Lincoln has also been 30 unwell NJ to
be confined to her room. She secs only few
Of her most intimate friends. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Lincoln are now recovering, and II ia sin :.
cerely hoped they will soon he able to attend
TO their duties n usual. They have the heart.
felt sympathy of this community in their grief
and aflliotion.
The national Republican., 1862-03-21
OFFICERS, ATTENTION!
GUTrA PERCHA
WATERPROOF
ARMY GOODS. .
5l9 SETE.N'TH STREET.

Many suppose India Rubber and Gutta Percha are
synonymous terms, merely representing India Rub
Der Manufactured by different processes, and are
thereby led to believe there Is ne material diertn
between the two articles. In order 10 cor Get th
false impression, the following statement, made by
parties who have examined and tested both articles,
isgiyen: .o c.,. p.-,,. ,..,
non.conductors of electricity 1t has no resemblance
,oAaeoer to IUdia Rubber IL chemical ant me-
chdnial properties s same, does The tree from lOhich
is takea teong to tAs same family " e:s Or gro~ on The
SOIL"
These goods arc not presented to the public simply
as an Improvement upon othtr manufactures OF India
Rubber but a. ssmaAin0 enirsly in their eharaoeris
tcs and properties and Is being superior TO those maae
from any other material, They are warranted to
stand In any climate, fee from any unpeatant odo
will not decompose and become soft and sticky un
der any ciroumstances are not injured by coming In
contact with oils slkaes saline solutions and acids
and are made PERMANENTLY pliable and elastic, and
rendered indestructible and unaffected by ht at or
cod. Those wishing official reports and statements
from my and naval officers please send for circular
ods for sale in any quantities, at manu- ufacturers'
prices at $40 Seventh street. near Pennsylvsnis sy.
enue--the only place where these goods can be OBJ
tanned 10 Washington
DIV. UNDERLINE,
mar l7-nlc Agent.
The national Republican., 1862-03-21
D,.sAs Of s.lai.rs.

r6s following deaths Of soldiers have occurred
since our last report:
Bartsmess Bartlett, nth Maine volunteers, at
~.Is! A. y. aSssIau, aSsRsa oeupau, T. cd regimen.
Pennsylvania volunteers, at camp.
Philip B. Wilber, COMPANY ., TN MAssachu-
sets volunteers, Columbian College Hospital.
8. A.. Newman, company !. I'd regiment
Rhode Island volunteers, Columbian College
Redmond Morris, company y, I'd United
Charles Bowers, company @, lst United States
Artillery, At General Hospital.
Thomas Burke, ID regiment New York voiuI-
John +: Bird. oOmpsny D. ath regimen, Penn
- FrantiGan, company o, 9Th regiment
New York volunteers, at camp.
4: Kelley. company p Fl ga,isI, 9th MSssachusetts
Il. Cole, COMPANY G, 77th regiment New York
volunteers. At Union Hotel Hospital.
stephen Kennedy; Kennedy; company D. ''d regiment
4. 7. Fsrrs, COMPANY B, !s!h Pennsylvania
John Sullivan, company D, lO2d New York
n. Goodrich, company q, l0lst New York
volunteers, u Camp Douglas. 49,.
Laundress In company X, I'd United States
Albert Goodman, company H, 57th New York
regimen I, at Indiana Hospital.
Abraham Bates, company H, seth New York
volunteers, at Seminary Ho.pitsl.
Edwin Grave, company D, ssth regiment
P. Sohmertzer, company D, Cameron Rifles,
at Seminary Hospital.
Francis Grosfsr:, slh New York Battery, st
Columbian College Hospital.
:. Jas. Durham. sompsny X, seth regiment New
York volunteers, at camp.
Relatives OF deceased soldiers can be fur.
nished with all the information they desire In
relation to the burial place of their friends
&c., by calling on J. W. Plant, Government
undertaken, AIS Seventh street, between g
and Fl, r'..
The national Republican., 1862-03-21
Metropolitan Police.

Some of our citizens might like to know the
strength Of this force, and we give it rs follows
superintendent, /; sergeants, 10; patrolmen
doing patrol duty, li7; do. doing special duty
); total, l6l. OF the patromen, there are as
signed to the city of Washington, Ill; George
town, 23; the county, 22. Since the first OF
January this force have been in uniform. They
are \ very efficient corps.
The national Republican., 1862-03-21
Lieut.. Comd'g, and senior officer present.

A dispatch from Flag Oficer 8. +. DUPONT,
dated March 10, of 81. Augustine, contains the
following:
Further information from the 81. John.
river is satisfactory. The burning of the valu.
able mills and lumber, with the fine hotel, al
Jacksonville, and the house of Mr.. Robinson
q Union man, was by order Of the rebel Gener.
al Trapisr. who after inglorlously flying with
bis forces from the town, with very considers.
bic means Of defence at hand, sent large de-
tachment back for this incendiary purpose, on
discovering that our gunboats had not been
able on their first arrival to cross the barr
The national Republican., 1862-03-21

An Important Case.

A meeting was held in New York, one day
last week, to ascertain who are the heirs to
the estate of u certain banker In England,
named Wood, valued at $45 ,O0O, 900. We under.
stand there are several claimants In this city.
The deceased was u bachelor who had two
brothers who settled on Long Island. Some
seventy-hve persons were present with lists OF
by the British Grown In trust for the heirs.
The national Republican., 1862-03-21
Am N naAnRntl.

CASTERBUKY.-The attendance at this very
popular place Is unfagging, notwithstanding
the additional number Of places Of amusement.
Tonight and tomorrow night are the last OF
the thrilling trapeze of tho Delevante Brothers,
an act at once the most wonderful and most
graceful of any ever offered In this city. Miss
Fowler gives tonight two new dances, and ap'
Miss Mortimer sings charmingly.
The national Republican., 1862-03-21
OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
February 1, 1862.
NOTiCE IL hereby given of the readiness Of
this Department 10 redeem the Treasury notes
payable In ono year from date, authorized by
the act Of Congress approved December 23d,
1857, and the Treasury notes payable In sixty
days from date, authorized by the act OF Con.
gress approved I'd March, 1861.
Interest on Treasury notes of the above Ia.
sues will cease on the 7th day Of April next by
the terms of those acts respectively.
feb 6-tap7
The national Republican., 1862-03-21
Nswspnper Agency.

Movius j. Meyer has established u newspaper
agency on the corner of Seventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue, with reduced prices.
The Tribune Is sold At four cents per copy. As
this is convenient place for the mass Of our
citizens to procure the latest papers, we pre-.
dict bis success in the newspaper business.
Copies of tho National Republican are Tor sale
at his stand Immediately after their issue each
The national Republican., 1862-03-21
A Crystal Palacs in washington

The vacant reservation next the Smithsonian
Institution, which property belongs TO the Gov.
ernment, Ia an admirable location for a large
structure Of iron and glass, similar to the IA
nous crystal palaces Of London, Paris, and New
York, for the purposes Of a national exhibition
Of works Of art, manufactures, machinery, 80.
We learn that 4 party Of capitalists are here
now, endeavoring to obtain charter for this
purpose. They are understood TO be organiz-
Ing 4 lobby influence, and anticipate success.
They have certainly chosen good location
when they select the capital Of the nation for n
national exhibition.
The national Republican., 1862-03-21

Celebration OF the Annivsrsary Of the
Hungarian Revelation, and Of the
Birthday Of Garibaldi.
The Hungarian officers and civilians present
in Washington celebrated, on Wednesday even.
ing, the anniversary of the Hungarian revolu.
tion Of ls4s, and the birthday of Garibsldi.
The party consisted. among others. Of Col.
Albert, late of Fremont's stsff; Major Zagonyi
Col. D'Utassy, Col. FiRyomesy, Col. DetChy,
and Captains Sarpy, Dsinka, and Szabsd. The
heartcheering Tokay and other excellent wines
were served up in abundance, and amid the
general merriment many An earnest word WAS
uttered. Toasts were drunk with much cheer
for Hungary, the Union. Garibaldi, and Ere.
mont. Major Hsgonyi expressed the hope that
the moment will soon arrive whom all the Hun.
garisns who want to aght will have an cppor
tuntty TO grid on the sword for the defence of
the Union, and to show that they know their
duty as soldiers both in the United States and
Hungary.
The party. including a few officers who had
served under Garibaldi and who arrived here
few months ago, separated with 4 hearty
hurrah for the Union aud Hungary.
The national Republican., 1862-03-21
OFFICIAL.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
January 2l, 1862.
ordered, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations In the field.
Saturdays will be devoted to the business OF
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business OF tho public.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
ja22-u Secretary of War.
The national Republican., 1862-03-21
NUT THIS ADvERTIsEME MENT OUT.
CUT THIS ADVERTISEMENT OUT,
AND BRING IT WITH YOU,

The subscriber will advance, In the way Of pur.
chase or loan, small sums for short psriods, on
Diamonds, Watches, Valuable Jevvslry,
or any description of satisfactory securities. Any
lady or gentleman who would like to obtain Q few
dollars temporarily, In quiet manner, may do 30
BY applying At A88 Eleventh street, betwee G and
II, from II to O'Clock. feb 25-lms
The national Republican., 1862-03-21
The Prcsidsn,,s Gardener.

Tho renowned Watts, formerly gardener to
the Executive Mansion, who acquired n certain
kind Of fame for his aid to Wikof, In the alb.
New York Herald, and who has been nominated,
but rel lcted, for u commission in the army, has
LETT for Scotland.
The national Republican., 1862-03-21

GB- The officers Of the steamer McGill,
which arrived at Cairo, March 10, from Pitts
burg landing, on the Tennessee river, report
that "h1s is not a particle Of Unionism" in
that quarter.
The national Republican., 1862-03-21
LOCAL NEWS.
~ Advertisers.

Hsarly 10 thousand copies Of The B1sb!
itoa~ are circulated among the floating popuis.
ton every day, ,bssidss thslargs number served
70 regular Subscribers. Advertisers will take
a0te aoooYdin9iv.
The national Republican., 1862-03-21
India Ru bbsr Goods.

Rubber Blankets TOR Soldiers, u .2s each.
Rubber Ponohoe and Blankets combined, t2.b
eaoh.
India Rubber Goats, white and black, $3.50 each.
India Rubber Leggins, 81 per pair
And all kinds Rubber Goods Including Rubber
Boots and Shoes Rubber Stoppsrs for Bottles. Door
Mats, Undershesting for Beds In siokness &c, 6o al
manufaoturers prices, at h A. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
3O8 PenpsylvapiA avenue,
dec l9-tt Bet Ninth and Tenth Bts.
The national Republican., 1862-03-21

A GENTLEMAN, who has had a thor-
n ou n commercial education aud experience,
and who can speak and write French, Italian, Eng.
sh, and several other languages desires situation
in the city. lie can furnish RECOMMENDATIONS from
many distinguish. oitiseus, Apply to the editor OF
this paper mar 2c-2t
The national Republican., 1862-03-21
whi,.hur.,, No. 4sa Penn. Avenue.

Whitehurst, No. 43A Penn. Avenue,
Is selling original cartes de visite photographs
of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness of
Mcclellan ia the latest published, and is con.
adered the best in existence. See our photo.
grabs in oil apd water oolors. Also portraits OF
distinguished men. Attention Of military men
Ia called To- our full length lettsrtypes for send.
ing by mail. deo Is