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The national Republican., 1862-03-26
DrQlnkeuncRss

Appears to bo alarmingly on the increase IL
this city. We regret TO say that we have seer
more drunken soldiers within the past week
than usual. II may be because we have seen
more soldiers than usual. But civilians are i'm
bibing the ardent to an unusual degree rs may
be seen by the police reports, as witnssseth the
following cases of Monday:
Third IYdrd.-Ellen Wolch, selling liauoi
without license; nned &2O.o4 by Justice Clay
ton.
Fourth Wdrd.-James Redmond, selling liquor
on Sunday; hned $40 by Justice Clayton. Rob
ert Miles, drunk and disorderly.
And so on throughout all the precincts Of the
city such cases are reported daily. Will some
one propose An effectual remedy for this evil
The national Republican., 1862-03-26
Congress-.

There have been some intimatons of the pee
riod NJ which the present session Of Congress
might terminate. In the debate in the House a
few days ago, as early Ms the first Of May was
spoken of for the adjournment, but the appear.
ance Of business, as well AZ the subjects for
wide discussion, which are now and will newt.
abl yet come up, justify no such expectation.
Besides the immediate questions of the war,
taxation, &C., legislation and discussion In re.
gard to the seeded States, will probably carry
the session on to July.
The national Republican., 1862-03-26
limited STATES PATsNT OFFICE,

- WARRINGTON, February D, 1852.
On the petition Of L tharles oodyesr Jr, executor
10, Of Charles Goodyear, deceased praying for III,
extension of q patent granted 10 The said Charlie,
Goodyear, April rs, lsls, for m improvement In
making Hollow Articles OF India Rubber, Tor seven
years from the expiration OF said patent, which
takes place on the 18th day of April, 1863,
10 ordered that the said petition be heard a. the
Patent Once on Monday the lIlh day Of April next
at 10 pollock, m; and all persons notified TO up
pear and show eau IL any they have, why said pe
it'on ought not TO be granted
Persons opposing the ext nsion are required TO hlt
n the Patent Otiioe their objections, specially sci
forth In writing at least twenty days before the day
Of heariog all testimony filed by either party to bt
used at the said hearing niusI be iaken aud trats
mitted In accordance with the rules Of the office
which will be furnished on appl cation.
The testimony in the will be closed on The Ss'
day Of March next; uepostions nnd other papers re
lied upon as Test mony must be iiled In the oioe on
or before ths mOrainy Of that day the arguments
II any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
National RepuLltean, Washington, u. and New
York Tribune, New YoIk, N. Y, once week for three
successive weeks the frat Of said publications to b.
at least sixty days previous to the day OF hearing
ID. p. HOLLOWAY,
Commis ioner of Patents.
+. S. Editors Of the above paper. will please copy
and send their bills to the Patent Office with pspe
containing this notice. feb 7-sw
The national Republican., 1862-03-26

DY GKE. N 4 WILLIAMS, Auction.ers.
ID HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY, the 18th
instant we shall sell at 10 O'Clock, q. at the res
idence Of Mrs. Weddenvur, No. il2 Seventh stre,t,
next to the corner Of g, good and general assort
ment of Furniture, viz:
Mahogany soias. Hair Seat, Parlor, aud Arm Rock
ing Chairs,
Mahogany, Dressing, and other Bureaus, and Wash
stands,
Mahogany, Centre, Card, Dining, and olher Tables
Paiottd Msrble.top Cottage Chamb,r Set,
French and other Bed.ttads,
Wa'drobes and Stands,
Fine Feather Beds, ~ air and Shuek Mattresses,
Large assortment Of Bedding and Feather Boisters
aud Pillows,
China, Glass, Crocktry, snd Stone Ware, Table
cloths, aud Cutlery,
Git and Mahogany frame Mirrors and Clocks
indow Curtains and Shades,
Cane and Wood Chairs,
One fue Oh Painting, large lot Engraviugs,
Carpets aud Oiclot'., Cooking and other Sloyet,
With good lot Of Kitchen Requisites.
Terms cash GkEEH WILLIAMS,
mar Il Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1862-03-26
nW. j. II. sCHENtK.

nW. j. II. sCHENtK.
This celebrated physician, who has won such q
high reputation by his eminently successful treat
ment OF Consumption, that terrible disease which
has long ben re- ardcd he ncurablr by the great
body OF ply siciins, will be N Washington ON
Wednesday, the 10th ins ami, at his rooms No. 44i
Eighth street, u lew doors above Pennsylvania ave
nur. 30 examine patients His long prac ice, added
70 his thorough knowledge, and the periectness OF
the instrument whicn he makes use Of In The exam
ina,ion OF the lungp enable him 70 uetect the slight
est syinpt0m of disease. Ills Pu nonic Syrup, -
" Sea Weed Tonic' and Msndrake Pills have
become widely celebrated for diseases Of the Lungs
Liver and stoinacr. We advise ull who may think
they need hs services to call upon him at his
Ills charge for examining the Lungs with the Respi
rometer il three collars, but for ordinary examua
tiOn and ad,ic without tat instrument Is Tree OF
charge Dr. Schsnck would feel grateful to those
patien who have bSen benefited ty his treatment
II the would osll upon him du ing his visit and
make known by written II ,um ment the benefit they
have received 1t would be great satisfaction L
him. besides Icing of benefit to hundred, If other
Who may be sutri ing from similar dseases-persons
who would like to be cured, but who are doubtful
hts ability TO cue them.
sS-S. b WAITE, corner Louisiana avenue and
Seventh street, Is agent Tor all Of DR. Schencki
Medicines. mar "a
The national Republican., 1862-03-26
Reported Capture Of Kingston
North Carolina.

New YoHK, March 25,--Advices per officers
"I the Peabody state that, according to reports
Of contrabanda our forces took Kingston, North
Carolina, on Saturday, without sustaining any
oss The rebels lost seven killed and one
wounded. This is not fully credited. King.
ston Is on the Iailroad to Goldsboro'.
The Union forces found at Newbern five
hundred Of the finest Enfield rihss-a part OF
the cargo of the Nashville, which brought three
thousand Of them.
The national Republican., 1862-03-26
The Indian Herb Doctor

ueTD DOCtOf,
a Ss many from hs
Herb Decor:
a., , ,, tssai. cemp,atn C.sei
MIRA. q. w. Blakeman, Langs Hotel, Georgetown.
Cure Of Nervous Dctiiuy
and)
&rgpia Cured
j. Maloney, corner Fourth AMI B streets.
Enlargement gf he Heart Cured
r. Dewns, 343 Sixth street, Washington, y. e.
ScrofUia Cured.
j. ID. Lakeman, Sixth street, No. 49,
Consumption Cured.
John Clark, Camp Duncan, u. G
John U Day, corner Second and d streets
Bad Case gf Jauntice Cured.
John Iiurd, No bocNew York avenue,
David Dillon, Az + street.
Rrruous Ee,ilIy Larrd
John Donohu. No. sos, corner Z AMI Third sts.
Carcd of Chronic Tiseasc.
wllism Sullivan, corner Four. and a.half and q
streets, Iron Foundry, Navy Yard, &C.
Charles Wilson, U. s. Regular
Dyq.psia sred.
Benz porSy, Twentieth street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
tn,dQf Pimyes IN TIC fdre.
james Reed, Twenty sixth and l. streets.
Caronic rheumatism C.T,t.
M. O. Howard, Tenth street, near Pennsylvania
avenue.
Nervous Dtbtliiy
Charles A. Courveiser, Navy Yard.
AsthDsa, otter all otter Doctors Faiied.
q. J. white, No. 1853, d street, south side Of ca,
tol
Cancer Cued.
J. Blackburn, Georgetown.
Bad Dreams, 9th Nigh Sn,ais, Csycd
X. Haunsch, No. All Seventh street.
Es Cured
J. J. Kane, g street, between Sixth and SEVENTH
The Indian Herb Doctor will describe disease and
tell hs patients the nature OF their complaints OF
Illness, without receiving any information from
them No charge Tor consultation. Ofice, No II
Washington Building, Penn sylvanis avenue, corner
Of Seventh street mar 20
The national Republican., 1862-03-26
The Roads, the Roads.

Seventh street, from L 10 Boundary street,
is now almost impossible. II the Corporate on
were to pay the damages for injuries done on
this road during the past two months TO horses
carriages and freight, II would startle them
into some prompt measure for It's thorough re.
pair. This Ia the greatest thoroughfare in the
city, next to Pennsy lvania avenue, and its via.
ter condition for several years past, has been
highly discreditable to the city.
The national Republican., 1862-03-26
INDIA Ru bber G0ods.

Rubber Blankets Tor Soldiers, d rs esoh
Rubber Ponchos and Blankets combined, " 10
saeh.
India Rubbsr Coats, white and black, SIT esoh
India Rubber Leggins, u per pair.
And all kinds Rubber Goods-incudng Rubber
Boots and Shoes, Rubber Btopp.rs Tor Bottles Door
Mats Undersht citing for Beds In sickness, &c. 10 at
manufacturer prices, at II. A. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
3Os Pcnnsylvspis svenus,
deo la-u Bet Ninth and Tenth SITS.
The national Republican., 1862-03-26
Military Necessity.

Mr.. Burnhard Bryan who dspenses the OF.
hilerating beverage somew here near the navy
yard gate, petitiOned the city council, for re.
lease from the payment Of u hne for selling L.
quor on the Sabbath. He admits all that he ID
charged with, acknowledges that he sold 10
certain labor8rs and sailors from the yard, but
put in the plea OF military necessity" The
council last Monday night could moi zee the
matter In that light, and very properly rejected
his claim, for exemption.
The national Republican., 1862-03-26
The CITY Council or Baltimore.

A Joint committee of the two boards Of the
city council Of Baltimore, were on An Official
visit to this city last Monday. Their object was
to urge upon the Secretary Of the Treasury the
Court House which the Government have be.
gun In that city; and II that can not be done
they ask that the huge pile of old rubbish from
torn down buildings IN the locality be removed.
The national Republican., 1862-03-26
A Good Old AVe.

\ Mrs. Sarah Hurdle, of Montgomery county
Md, In now over ninety years Of age, but is
still apparently almost AZ active rs ever, which
fact was exempl6ed by her making her appear
ance in this city last Monday, for the purpose
Of obtaining her pension.
She Ia strong for the Union, as every person
who has enjoyed its blessings for so many
years ought 10 be.
The national Republican., 1862-03-26

NTOTlCE.-Proposal from dealers and nillsrs
~ arc invited till the 10Th Of April 1882 for fur
which has been received by the U, . Government
and known as No extra
Samples Of this Flour can be seen at the Capitol
bakery In this city.
II Ia desired TO make coitract for 20 900 barrels
Should, however, any person aa5re to furnish less
luanty he will state the precise number Of barrels
in his BID
Tho contractor will be required TO furnish al the
rate Of 500 barrels daily until the contract Is filled
No Flour will be received which does not me up
purchase.
The Flour to be delivered at the railroad depot In
Washington or al any Of the warehouses 10 George
town, ID. q.
Government reserves the right Ia reject any bid for
any osuse,
Payments TO be made In Treasury notes, and the
bids to be directed to Major A. BECKWITH
G. s., U. S. A Washington, d. G." mar 20
The national Republican., 1862-03-26
Uncle Toms Cabin.

Why will not some Of our onterprisng show
mon produce this magnificent drama In this
city lIoihing could DO more popular here
now ,or draw more crowded houses. We throw
out The suggestion for somebody to act on, and
though they may make n fortune 10 doing 10,
we shall charge nothing for the hint.
The national Republican., 1862-03-26
whit.hurst, No. 4s4 Penn. Avsnu,

Whttshurst, No. 43a Penn. Avenue,
IL selling original cdrtss de pisite photographs
Of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness Of
Mcclellan 10 the latest published, and Ia oon.
siderad the best in existence. Bee our photo.
grabs in oil and water oolors. Also portraits OF
distinguished men. Attention Of military mon
10 called 10 our full length lettartypes, for send.
ing BY mail. dec Is
The national Republican., 1862-03-26
The Treasury Building T..

That portion of the Treasury Department
Building, known as tho west front, IA still in
progress of erection, though somewhat slowly.
as a very small force is at work now, consisting
Of only about 100 men, including laborers. The
greater portion Of the basement has been com.
pleted, and the woIkmen are now engaged In
erecting tho heavy columns Of the portico.
They are Of enormous weight, being a6outfour
feet square and over thirty feet long, and
weighing from IS to 30 tons, requiring shears,
blocks and other purchase OF the greatest
strength and power. The side Of the building
will lace tho Presidents Mansion, and will
when completed, present not only grand and
massive, but n really beautiful appearance.
The north wing Of this building will occupy the
ground on which the State Department build
ing now stands. The latter, of course, will be
torn down and removed. and this wing will be
the new State Department. We were informed
by one Of tho workmon yesterday. who says he
has worked on that building for six years, that
no serious casualty haa occurred 10 the whole
progress OF erection, which 10 certainly re-.
inarkable fact, when we consider the great
amount of heavy work which has been per-
formed,
The national Republican., 1862-03-26
Rlea.

We would call the attention OF suffers and
others, to the very best place in the city to oh
tain 4 good pie. George Seitz, No. J6l New
York avenue, supplies all kinds Of pies from
his own bakery, at the low price OF ~ per
hundred
The national Republican., 1862-03-26

vTN RAIa's UNION sPEaCuEsi
i TRAINS UNION BPEECHESI
TkAIN,B UNION SPEt CHES!
TRAINS UNION SPEECHES
TRAINS UNION SPEECHES, delivered Ia Eng
land DURING lHE PRESENT
AMERICAN WAR,
BY GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, ESQ,
OF Boston, Upited States,
Con, aiming Twenty I've Speechee In sll With A
MEDALL, ON Likeness OF GEORGE FRAN.
CHS TRAIN, complete in one large octave volume,
printed in the best Style Price 70 eents cory.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by JOHN c.
sARkER. Room u Robbln's Building corner
Seventh and streets, opposite Post once,
mar 2h--2t" Washington, d. G.
The national Republican., 1862-03-26
V,o oFFIoERs, sUTLERs. DC.
1 new light four.wheeled WA.

A new light, four wheeled WA. a
CON, with water proof covers, zel28H&8
and handsome leather cushions
built TO order at New York and cost Sls2, Eoh
SALE, at q moderate price. Also, New York
made set of DOUBLE HARNESS, plated fittings
never used. Also, a set Of plain SsGLE hARsKss
quite new Apply for address OF stable and Groom
70 4sT Seventeenth street, corner Of L. dec -
The national Republican., 1862-03-26
Political PriaOners,

oners, have visited the Old Capitol Prison, and
report that the prisoners are well cared for.
The large number Of discharges which have
recently been made have thned them0ut con
slderably.
The national Republican., 1862-03-26
BreakinR into a Mouse.

Ohicar Wool arrested Lieut.. Myers, of one of
the German regiments, for breaking into the
near the boundary. He was delivered over to
tho provost guard.
The national Republican., 1862-03-26

~ We are pleased 20 cali the attention
Of citizens and ol iers to he Mcclellan Art Gal ery
sac Seventh street four doon absve u. There Ia 40
other place In this city where 80 beautiful Photo.
much politeness Ia shown TO customers
The national Republican., 1862-03-26

r. to cur new stock Of Spring Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps, at No 400 Seventh
street, opposite the Post Office mer 20-d3m
The national Republican., 1862-03-26

knights Templar.-washingto Command.
cry No. will hod stated assembly this Nv ednes
day. evening, att O'Clock,
CT. STANSBCRY,
II Recorder
The national Republican., 1862-03-26
The D'Epineui, Zousyes,

Who have been disbanded and for several days
been roaming through the streets in their
uncouth attire, have been paid of, and por-
ton Of them will return to their homes.
The national Republican., 1862-03-26
LOCAL NEW S.f
~ Advertisers,

Hsariy 10 thousand oepiss Of the Repsb
Hoan are circulated among the floating popuia.
ton every day, besides thelarse number served
TO regular Subscribers, Advertisers will take
ro.s Aooordtngiy. |..
The national Republican., 1862-03-26

81 Photographs and m brotypes OF al,
sizes are tateu on q new plsn oaly known 10 the
pr pretor the Nc "lellan Art Gallery $40 Seventh
street four doors above D.
The national Republican., 1862-03-26
The Supreme Court.

The United States Supreme Court adjourned
sine die, last Monday. Judge Black, lato A q.
torney General, is now reporter Of this court,
and will remain here to complete the report of
The cases of the term just closed.
The national Republican., 1862-03-26

9th Mcclellan PhotoRt aph and nm.
brotype Gallery, $40 Seventh street, four dooi 9
the most pleasing Cirtes Dc Vslte II viii be " ur
loss by not patronizipg such perfect establishent
The national Republican., 1862-03-26

ESOR SALE OR RENT-warehouss near the
+ corner Of Indiana avenue and G street, with
large enclosed lot she'd and stable-railroad track IN
front. Apply on the premises, or address me at Bal
timore JOHN +. PICKRELL
mar M--3ta
The national Republican., 1862-03-26
MilLtary aov.rnor of Al.sanari..

We learn that Colonel Velie, OF New York,
has besn appointed Military Governor of the
city Of Alexandria, and that ha has entered on
bis duties.
The national Republican., 1862-03-26

CUPERIOR ROSEwOODCASE PIANO
= FORTE at sacrifice.
We have In store an elegant Rorewood case, Pearl.
keyed Plano forte, whol cot Siho- will be SOLD for
$3.50. JAS. q. MEG UIRE 4 co
mar 26-8t Star Auctoneers.
The national Republican., 1862-03-26
Another Specimen or Rebel Hum ani,y.

A Mr.. Showers, who WAS An unofending cil..
zen OF Fairfax county, Virginia, and Union
man, owning \ fne farm, where he has been
residing for many years, about half way be-
tween Fairfax Court House and Vionna, was
taken by the rebel troops, about the time they
were evacustng Centreville, and forced TO
march on foot with the same rapidity with
which they beat their retreat on horseback.
so rapid and exhausting was the march, that
ho began TO falter, when the inhuman savages,
with 4 brutality which would have done justice
to the wild Indians, spurred him on, at the
point OF the bay yonot, until the poor man
dropped do,rn dead in The road. We obtained
these facts through person who recently
escaped from the clutches Of the rebels, and
who knows these to be the facts OF the case.
Mr.. Terry, relative OF the deceased, has bes n
possible, TO obtain the body Of his murdered
friend, but failed In his efforts. lie learned
that the body was buried near tho road side,
between Manassas and Gordonsville, but he
was warned not TO 90 to The place, as the rebel
pickets we're still lurking near the spot.
The national Republican., 1862-03-26
Corns, Bunions,

Bad Nails, Enlarged joints, and oil dis,ases Of th
Feet cured without pain or Inconvenience 10 the pa
tient, by
DIR WHITE, suaoaoN CuiRoPopisr,
40 Pennsylvanis Avenue, between AZ and 9Th sts.
Room No. 7, second floor.
Once hours from . Q. m. to D. m.
Refers to Poyhcians and Surgeons OF this city.
The national Republican., 1862-03-26

OBT.-On north side PcnnsylvSnia
II avenue, on side walk. between Eleventh street
and Browns Hotel, on Monday, 24th instant, be.
tw M I and D. IN, . LARGE PACKAGE OF
WRIT NGS, OF Official Business, Letters, reden.
tia g. &c, 40, Of no use to any oae but the owner
belonging TO clergyman. A liberal reward will
be given by leaving III m at Stevens Clothing store,
or by addressing "CHAPLAIN,"
mar 2b-- --3t Washington Post Ofioe.
The national Republican., 1862-03-26

STORE WANTED-On Seventh street
- west, or vicinity. Any person having Store to
by addressing . note 10 Il g W, g." office Of this
papxr. mar 4-3tt
The national Republican., 1862-03-26
.U,wlkEs rYss,

Adsms E1IresS CocSsnzs haysrrsls,d; not
tbs "ststi and epek o9stM . bsAuttIl asgs'
ny. n n Y El n'EGGEVN FTyI TT
The national Republican., 1862-03-26

n 0AA0. !. 1--WE .-LAEgs- Trone Reeuss
ID Furnished, pleasantly sltuated, each suitable
Z street, between second aud Thlrd, with ~orthern
hmily. Terms moderate. mar qs-3ts
The national Republican., 1862-03-26
A Wash N tan Man n iiIed at Pea Ridge.

Mr.. James W. Worster, son Of DR.. Worster, of
this oity, was killed in the late battle at Pea
Ridge, He has been residing In Illinois for the
last three years. He WAS Il member Of the
Third cavalry of that State, and died glorously
exhibiting undaunt0d courage in his last hours.
The national Republican., 1862-03-26
Ry GREEN q wILLIArs, Aattior4sfs.
py GstEN q WIL,.IAms. A uo,,or.. :.
ID TRUSTEE,S SALE Or HOUSE AND LOT

r. GsEEN q WILLIAMS, a uonon.. ..
ID TRUSTEES SALE Or House AND LOT
EASi OF THE CAPITOL, ~ AUCTION --On
MONDAY, the l<th day OF April, 1862, I ,hAll sell
10 front Of the premises, Mt O'Clock, ,p b. virtue
Of deed Of ust to the sebscri er. and duly re-.
corded In Liber j. A. No l42, foiios ilp 80. 43l
and 4a9, one Of the Land re, oids ior Washing ION
county, In the Ditiict OF Columbia, the following
named property lying and being in the city Of Wa
II gton, District afort said, viz: west part OF lot mum
bsred eleven I'LL in square numbered ten hundred
and seven Il ,0U70 having front OF iorty two fsel
nine inchts (49 feet inches or less, north
+, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, east.
ruaning back to alley ll6 feet, mole less, to
ling house, &c.
TIRhs OF SALE will he one. hall cash, balarc.
in six and twelve moRths the purchaser TO give notet
Tor tine deferred payments bearing interest from day
Of sale all convey ancing at the cost OF the purcha
ser; the ca.h payment will be required TO be paid
down, when the property is knocked of, and II no.
paid down, the property will be then and there
again put up and sold 10 the highest bidder that will
comply and II the whole terms are rot comp led with
In ve ,ys the trustee the right to resell
the property at the rtk and cost ot The linquent
purchaser, by advertising he me, three days, in
WILLIAM 81 CRIPPs Trrs'ee
GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
Az. .tioneers.
mar l3-qawSds
The national Republican., 1862-03-26

Peauty Of carriage Is mainly dependent on the
Judieious preservation Of the feet and In vain you
Try to walk In natural manner. n the great sup
port Of your whole frame be In diso dered condi.
lion. Personal comfort will be lost without care
besides which, a. naladies advance, all lccomoiion
IL prevented, and hence much OF not only corporeal
but mental suffering springs up.
The national Republican., 1862-03-26

pEAUrlFUL COUNTHY SEAT
d FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
FoR A HoUsK IN imk CRY
Apply TO CHAS. q PAGE,
mar 26-lw u. B. Patent Once.
The national Republican., 1862-03-26
| LATEST BY TELEGRAPH,
FROM WINCHESTER.
Gen. Banks in Pursuit Of Jack
son.
THE REBEL FORCES IN SIGHT /!
A BATTLE imminent!
Further Particulars or the Bat
tie at WTnehester!
PANIC AMONG THE REBEL TROOPS?
sc. sc. SC.
A BATTLE imminent !
PANIC AMONG THE REBEL TROOPS ?

WINCHESTER, March 25.--It 10 currently re.
ported, tonight, that Gen. Banks overlook and
destroyed two hundred Of the rebel Gen. Jack.
sons wagons.
The national Republican., 1862-03-26

T oBT-ON FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH II,
- at, or in going to, the Smithsonian, . Lsdy,s
gold BRACELEf, being plain gold band, with
CHASED edges The finder wilt be rewarded BY lssv.
ng II at this once. mar l8-3t
The national Republican., 1862-03-26

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS i-CLOTHlNG
~ Furnishing Goods, Trunks, bats and Caps, st
Northern prices, al No. 400 Seventh street. near +
mar 2o-d3m
The national Republican., 1862-03-26

WINCHESTER, March 25.--The latest new'
from Strasburg is to the effect that Gen. Banks
with Shields's command, aud one Of his own
brgades, was there. with Gen. Jackson 10
sight
A battle was expected to day, and prepara'
tions we're therefore made 10 strengthen our
force.
The national Republican., 1862-03-26

THE LU N @ ga CARD.-DR. HUNTER
L will definitely lose his ONCE 1, Washington on
Saturday Evening". the 10th iastan', after which
date all persons afflicted with Pulmonary Disssses
csn consult him personally or by letter at his office
No 81 East Twelfth street, near broadway, New
York.
HIS offce here will M, in opan for the reception
OF patients sfi! !cted with Catarrh, Bronchitis, Con
sumption, and Asthma, up 10 the evening Of Satur
day 10Th instant. No. 400 Pennsyvania avenue
Wa hngton. mar 20