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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-20

Aec;dent-Sunday evening little son Of
Mra Solomon fell from tho wall Of St. Johns
church. yard, aud injured himself quite seri.
ouslv. DR.. Knox and Snellings visited the
little sufferer and relieved his pains - far a.
possible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-20

Fslonioss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES keenan,
sl;ss .Ismes EInney wss put IN . cell Of the
lat vsrd station house, yesterday evening, on
the charge Of fslonioasly assanlting end beat.
Ing John Bowyer, and then robbing him OF
40 in bank notes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-20

Naval Hospital.-A hospital ifor the accom-.
mediation Of ailing and disabled marines of the
Confederate States Navy, has been established
on 18th street, in the warehouse formerly 90.
cupied by Mr.. Harwood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-20

Ca.e Confined. The ease Of Harvey
wash, for passing oountsrfsit money, Wa
called in the Hustings Court, Jodge -, hyo 81
s ssrne ~ v,;tnsssss. wash 10 now and has
besn for come time, on bail for bis appearances
when called for. s.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-20

Demands Atteatton.-Major E. Griswold,
Provost Marshal, has extended IN invitation
to tho owners of servants to come to his Office
and tender the services of such hands - they
may DO able to spare, to work on the defencss
Of the city, to save the disagreesble duty Of
indiscriminate impressmsnt. Tho notification
should meet with An immediate response
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-20

Appointed-Rev. jas. B. Taylor. Jr., for.
msrly Of Hampson's Legion, has bssn com.
misdonsd Chaplain Of Col Lucius Davis's
cavalry regiment. Mr.. Taylor is the compiler
Hymns" He d IN excellent man and . fine
preacher.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-20

Bishop Johns confirmed sew.
eral persons Sunday morning in Grace Church,
Mr.. Bakers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-20

Rumors-The reliable man" came to town
on several occasions yesterday, and brought
among osher intelligence, news Of the appear.
ance Of the Yankees at Old Church, in Han.
Gen. Windsrs picksts stationed in that vici.
nifty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-20

GVNATB. 80
nessAY. u - -.
4 nssa9e 80 3csseysa g ~ 81 r. ~. ~ -
rs.snass esosaea - q shaptsr 49, AsUods
% .eaoa. me .. was taken sp saa CON.
q i.lssss n.s.as. va received from n.
H0uso 6 Oolsgases anneunClse that It had
agroed 70 joiat recitation 70 provide for The
comfort Of she lnmates o6 ths Lasa&ae Asy.
,sS 8 =. q Hs62.ss s1 3 .ss ~s.rsa:
4: D. Raymond.
Mr.. AIMsr1oAe offered the following Jhnt
rosolatt0n:
xssslssl. b ths Gss~sl lsss.5sy, That the
Arca,inc bo:1a ~. Ss and hey e. a:rssy 10
Cd instEnetors Of arallsry BY 0ensrM J.
Carson. while IN command Of the militia -
Winchester, such sums - the board may dee0
tast and oqults bic. not sxcssdins the pay Of
claims 70 The Confederate authorities for rs.
rAyment; being, in the opinion Of the Gene.
raj Assembly, . tust cha 60 against said Gov.
ernmsnt.
The resolution was laid on the table.
The resolutions In regard 70 Confederate
money were taken up. The 1rst amrming
that Con1eder&te money ought to b taken ID
payment for debts, and af1rming thoss enc
miles Of the Government ~ho refuse TO take
The second resolution recommending the
Copsres Of the Confederate States TO make
Confederate n0te0 legal tonder, and instruct
Ing our Senators and requesting our Repre-.
sentasives to vote Tor the passage Of such an
act was rejected. The vote Resulted yeas
8, nays Is, - follows:
YEAS. - Messrs. Anderson, Einuey, and
PAt0-3.
NAYs.-Messrs. Armstrong, Ball, Branch,
Oarraway ,OaIsou, OoTller, Dickinson Of Prince
Edward, Dtckenson Of 0raysoa, 6rsever,
Hart, johnson. Logan, Massie, III Ksnney,
Nseson. NswlOns Newman, PsnayoacAer.
Qusssnberry. Robertson, Thomas Of Ae1ry,
Tnompson, Urquhart, White, and Whit.
ten-25.
The third resolution, in regard to hsStates
guar an esing the Confederate bonds in their
several Confederate proper tions, was taken
up and adopted.
"A resolution from the House, providing for
the removal Of the prison ors in the city jail,tn
the discretion Of the Judge Of the Hastings
Court and the Governor, was taken up. and
being 30 amended as to provide that thoss-
confined for Violating city ordinances shall BE-
removed at the expense Of the city, was
adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Dickinson, of Prince Ed.
ward, the Senate adjourned sine die.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-20

In the open tield a. indisative Of ~ fseass--
we may not only b hopeful, but conhdenA
Our armies muet triumph. We cannot douos
Il. The motives, the mon. the situAaasn, al
inevitably force the conclusion that victory,
uuaisru,ed, clear and decisive, must finally be
on our eide.
The summer ia at hand. The waters must
fall SO a. to cur,ail the power Of the too much
dreaded gunbca:s. The diseases Of the climate
must tell upon the Invader. He has more
country TO g,iai& In the far South, and must
he severely harassei and weakened by pesti.
leuee. His large armies in various directions,
80 they have penetrated farther than ever
from their homes mus. DO victuailed with I'm.
nenseIy increasing difficulty, Indeed we know
here how they have already suffered in the
Pepinsu's.l Our snfieringe in our own land
cannot be so grea, az his; but we ought to en-
dure and bear more than be can, ~ We strug.
gIe for sll that is dear on earth and he only
for power aud plunder At such time. aud
amidst such discomforts of the enemy, We
only be true 10 ourselves, If We only be suli'
GENTLY active and sagacious, we shall strike
blows upon him from which hs cannot recover.
He ia expanding all bic power and means 70
suhjuaate u.s. We have but to be constant,
perssverinp and wa.chful--never relaxing,
never despondiug-and he will inevitably
break dowa in his mighty crusade II cannot
be long maintained in such vast proPortions'
l. is thing Impossible.
Tho frst gr.a. event will likely BE- tho AZ
temp: to take this city. The fight in this
viciaity wi bs great struggle. Oar soldiers
are conf ient, and our people rely upon the"
and their commanders. Bsaursgard's great
battla. if il d)es not preceds THE, will follow
SOON afterwards. Ii they are both In our
favor they may poss IDLY end the war; at all
events, tae ensny could not recover from
two snei dsselts tais year. Should either or
both be asa;as. US, We must only gather up
tae remains OF blt1le aud prepare for that pro-
icnsad struggle which, with brave people
aud uudegenerata descendants Of the mon OF
tne Il violation Ct '76, must terminate IN favor
Of liberty ard Independence.
BIZ. We repeat, the battles thus far IN the
is.s prnye that our true and brave Southern
ussp can defeat the enemy with the odds OF
puc1bsrs on lis side. The continuation OF the
war will only continue this illustration in our
favor. There is no reason for dependency
We may regret b.undsrs and time lost but
We have the greatest cause for consolation,
my, rejoicing, that we have accomplished 80
much npen such short notice, and should never
fail to remember that in every contest where
there was the least semblance Of fairness and
with the odds always against us, we have
proved our power to whip the enemy, and his
utter inability to conquer the country.
Lstur, therefore. take courage-cheer up
sustain tho Governmsnt-strsngthsn and feed
the army--s.and BY the cause to the bitter end,
and we shall conquer gloriously, and ere long
enjoy the peace aud independence which it Is
to bs hoped we shall have merited.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-20
Pm ursuY n ARKAneAe: ~
..nnie IyslsscAs, Of Ne lon W.. ~

- NvSfL
IA las1phis lysSsacAS, Of Ne loA !. "
thu 1niioviSe editorial news relaSv.
1cvenents Of u enemy z Arsaess IIsa
Il ssntisn an jest fron Nevtc. .saa, ~
60, states hat NE FsdsSess sS0 as nss
s 1SS osasTsi Usrsis. were daily 49,,
ne Tedsrals vsse overreaoist 49, 80
snd Il was TspoFtsd thss la!go sssoapcr.
1oyi1g On Lat6ls nock ana 80 niscs I"
TN led not veaohsd ne 's''ss ~
~ i~s,s aypssssA,AS Ll.as :, Ssss.
ssssHllse = 0syss..s.s. 49, ~ - s:.ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-20
fuRKIHa TIE fADLBs.

The last number of the Abingdon vrsna
mentions the following incident:
A few days ago, a. some thirty we'll Gouut
cd Southern Kenfucktans were making her
way through the mountains Of Kensuckys
Virginia, to unite their fate with the IN sres
Of the South, squad Of . " Home Gun'
attempted 70 stop Ihsm, but tney caIcuisxt
without their host, and were taken prlsolss
themselves, and marched ON foot to TIN
place Tuesday evening, and lodged In Hii-
There are thirteen Of them, two Of whom m
represented a. desperate characters. yes7
viii be sent to Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-20


Duyisg Tussday last 100 Yankee es,I.
entered TIE town Of Suffoik, toSk poas,s
Of Tomperance Hall ard one OF tne cas-
and then rooAed about the strssv. "a al
afr 81 Indifference 10 danger tnas e0s ~
have been surpassed By SCUM ern uov VA Nv
citiSsns were entirely deisrcsiso sns ~
were no soldiers to "molest them o. .,rs,
them sfraid." Had thsfe been a.s.s
leader, With The sririt Of Msticn' ~ y. 80
about, the Dismal swamp woaid ss voaa
amhasAsA. and not Yenkss horse%s "a sis
have returned 70 Norfolk TO ten sns IA s,,s
follows. one cavalry company coS.aS .,,y.
s.ss:d the waols party ~, w' ws'sas's iIsi
Georgia reelDeat BY shfvvo sss,... 4
whom they attempted % cssscnisss: ,oy srs
rush to Tie saddls and seami eov tas ~
PcFssnoath which was ladicroas !"
On WEDNESDAY, only eight Of tSs s. ncs
rssnrned to Sa6,lk, demanded ne .s ssS,A ,s
TAIL released every prisonsr. q rsspxs
hbcratod fslons and taemselvss on ~ snosss
eblo citt5an, Impressed the waeGn =.
g arr tAeir althy psTsons " E0f"
and thea left 81 lsisurs.
The national Republican., 1862-02-13
GREAT oEHTRAL RpuTH
HUDSON RIVER RALZROAD ~ NRN fORK
.r CkNfRAk RLN9OA0 ard .aro.

Or Aup A,rst DsCsussa q, 1851, 90. %
Expfss Trains isavs New Yosk slty depots q
Hudsoa Rivsf RsilrosA daily, Sunday sxssptsd, q
I: =: S...s'" |. street s:ss =; r. Ys ,'s' .o'
: ais sis ?. n. HS sSp. n. H.
t.. @ tais T >. N. ~ ~
and from sptS ssrset: Ths 100 p. N. slespass ar
trsin @r Ab.ny end Trcyt md re go 9. m. from
.rs ssesa ssr ssSsa.sssay, ~ sssS:.,.e, .i uss, ss
town Railroad, BN1Alo, 6yfeoass, NIa9ara Falk,
.. /. ssss A,lSs l..1 esssys
4 i1is shors, 'Bs1sic md Isis HsfUi md 0fsst
CAoesc, Toledo, MAv.skis, Fosd Dt Lac, =
SuSsa.s, Peoria, soes isl.sa foxscss1,
6:I'o fsr,. S.a: a1sasPoiI LenS1lis, % t. ,cissis s
sat, y psytS., Ccls9bss, Clsystsnd, and al poins
"''' N''0ysc NokfaESSsMn ri sSssnYc YxcGrE.
ssoe snd ksns and sa;.se Sbsas iSr s.s.oss, @ sna
hsss.;S o;aa 3. xas;s: x4sia: ss:;.
~ Fisish, Ar.Snssnens By III, route q shove,
Without change Of Cars, from ne Depots n Chan.
= made b. othsG Raiirosd Conpsaiss. The faciIi
iss Of this grsst Nv YORK Routs, TO the Wee con.
msud II 70 ths ooandsnos Of merchants and shipperr
fSSsnfW Trsins, TttS smoiius and slsep,us
Ssssa rsh IN oonneetios on the New York contrsl
Tor particulars Is to lssal tsi. ssnd freight sr.
rans'nsnt inquire at ths dsPSt g WsfEsa S. street
dss IT, TrrH' - Hgr 6upsriutendeut.
The national Republican., 1862-02-13
DENTISTRY.
/ M. TOONroM D.,

~. EooNrp. m. D..
lISs H. &i,vs.ser ssa p.Sstss q ~ ni.sisi rlas'
MANY psnoasT0n ysax She0 tsstA VINO sanAot
wsss cenes, end - person ean wear otAsn who eas.
issscss esilias u ~ sass - b asso.aode,.d
with any styis sA1 psiss o. TSssh ny yaay dears
bet 70 then who ess past3salas 90 Yhh ~ psrss'
ssa prod.ss, d Shsfai fisss viiib .ofs fsEy
Roous n this eity-No. ~ Ps.nayivaah svsuSs
street, PhilsdslphiA r maSlb-ly
I'm. LOCKWOOD csntinuss The prae-
~ toe Of Dentstxy, iA the Washinetoa Buildipg
corner PennsylvAnia avsnus end seventh street
Having pfAotieed n the South nearly dx>ssu year.
hs feels anyrsd Ass b saA give sa,lsAstion 70 any
TEETH iss1rtsd % vuroAx,r,, Russr,, or COT.
P.A.., ghlosssssn sAssinissrsA whea dss'ssd.
aug l-0 IN --L.y-- .-. L--L ~ ------- u.
The national Republican., 1862-02-13
pAssErGER TRAITs.

ns.sslS ftsi.s Ssswssa Wsshisstoa and Bald.
noes VII rua - 1pllsvs; sAIsfH
% Sss ssS % z: s..s s.s .ns s" To- - @ m.ss ss;As''
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
-. ;ss 4. z and
ESs sSs fSsAfSSa!sffs.si ffitASsLsIffs%,is 3 s:'atpn'
wEsT-f:s1s w:sSissson a. ~ :: n, Sos aud q rs
y FOR PREDIRroK-At74os. =. M, and . .. m.
TRAINS MOVING WORTH.
4 % fnssSs fsilsss:pss = =
Az: S:ssi: RI :s 8 Is 90: :.
ssctieas % Daltinors This II TIE morning conneo,
tiss @r Annsfo!i:
3: e IS: Fl; ,ssIs y.'iSsh:sss FS:s:ss. = Il; r
..ss:s .:s: !. : !, x:.:s ~ s..s!s,,s.
. zns:.es. Asso.nsass.o. i.sy. w..hiss,s. 400
D:la.crs THIS Is Xsesnoou Co sonnsSsn EaS fSs Ios
sss ~, rs.s.ss. Ys A.
% ssad:y % Save ssw;ss:ss ws:sisss'on I Il loo and 500
,s1s::S g s,n ts;s @ .,:s; from ss,s. a.
- TRAINS MOVING SOUTH. ar
Lesvs Nov York at .. M Philadelphia li.so O.
m; Baltimore 40 p m. Arrive at Washington 80
Leave New Yssk q, Q p. n; Philadelphia 1850 D.
m.; Baltimore 30 n. Arrive st waihinGtos s3o
Lave New York At II ,. m Philsdelphis 4. 80 ..
Al; Bsltmors Las .. n Arrive ct Warrington
Local Assseasdasio, yrr,ias leave .Baia.srsS.
sA:n. ssd As.p: n. tor WashiaSton /; arrive ihsrs
ss 3. 4 s,.d.,s =. :,es :. = -, n.,,.
sunday. m : "a - -. - wv" y
Passenger Trains leaving wsshinston At ,.Ioa. m
and 70 p. m, and Baltimore st 7Sb o. m and 4as
p m, make dlreut eeoneotious for Annapolis a the
Junctaon. Tue 7loh m. and the D. m. connect at
Relay for FisdssioA, Hsgersown, 10 kc., except
Tniss leave Annapb,s for Baltimore and wash.
tn&ton at $50 D N. and S.Ao p. u.
Passenger Trains leaving " ashington st 600 q. m
II .. n. aad pm END Baltimore 1t 40 and IS
.. p, Will ap saly q ln1apeli J1scficn.
Wsy Passengers nast take the Aocommsdation 1sains
Trains VIII .tays Washington ssd Bs,.imor.
fSs T., Ahdl ?. ID. trains will wait 20 mnutes II
nes;.a. y v ssesrs the Passengers end Mails ffon
FoR SICK AND WOUNDED soLprlRs.
'psA special oar, with an attsndsAt With bstip will
leave Weshinston twice week for Philsdelphia 81.
reof, q II q p for the accommodation Of eick and
wounded soldiers. 5
.' W. r SMITH,
fo3 Master OF transportation, Bait.
The national Republican., 1862-02-13

Gas F1XTUR Es.-ws have In .,ors. and
" are daily receiving, GAS FIxTUkEs Of eu.
trely new patterns and designs and finish, superior
in style to any thing heretofore offered In this market
We invite citlsens generally to call and examine our
Sst We have tSs best sel,ctsd stock In WssSinston.
All work in the above line intrusted to oar carr
MYERs h Mo0uAN,
mar so--sm No $40 d street.
The national Republican., 1862-02-13

used for water At ahy moment wherein rerhars
It poseerses Its grese us,iulness. lts compsctLess
when folded ior ualspIriaton, is shown by cut 20.
in ut No
II B highly recommended by large number o,
otleers both In regular and volunteer armies
JAMES y. TOPHAM,
Agent for D. c..
40 Seventh street, W Wsahington.
The national Republican., 1862-02-13

II ELnboLS's E1yEACT or .tSUUi
For D.sssses Of tns Bladder, Kidney, Gravel
BEEk Eks3,iSf's Hxr.s. OF Buohu for seer.. and
Dalicate Disa ases.
HE.MBoLD'B Extract Of Buohu for Nsryous ana
Debilitated spGerenN M" s,,,.,r,. '.
..asI, 20. y ls..1 s:'sf lo p
Guilty Of Breathing, Weak NePvee, and UniveIEal
Lasstude Of the musculdy ,{rtsm. -
HELhBOLD'6 Extsaetsof Buoha for al dis
tressins -0bstrustiona, IrfSguisritiss, Ex
co.'s In married life, or early indi,1Sons, &o, suo
all dAsasss Of the sexual osgans vhethef sxisting
have originated, and no matter Of hexloes stand
ing. ...99 fyp9 p
lGELMBOLD's Extract pf Buehu 10 pleasant b
its tsste and odof, and Immediate N sction.
Price q per totte, or axb0ttlss ior ss, dsliverpc
bepa, iot South Tenth Street, Phnsds,phss.. Z
dDo 7--3m
The national Republican., 1862-02-13

A LII MEN DISCHARGED FROM SERVICE
"A cln get fitted cut In nice rut OF Clothes Al
less than New York prices at the Psepls's Clothing
Store, 400 Seventh street l6REl la1lt-Al1
The national Republican., 1862-02-13
q y. knWIn, =. DE-,
N DOxatA1 0SArgSons, ,vz
oyvTcx Ne - rHSHsYLvx5HA AVENUE
AAss0 NsenA ~ fhk6guA 4bsas,

.7og hliso,r.WA0npogUa OFT, 7'.h0H
ussIsgsfsllx sssdsss ~ prefssueual sefvisss 10
Tie yeblh. @svlAg hsA q snSo0SivS pfNstSoe II
.s.sss az ~: ~ e: ~ ss.gs'sss 2 S!s
Df. Z. hss sse,ssd tAs ~ y - ~ ss~i nprev%
sdeipHla fr fastsnin9 aStiAal teeth 10 9eid diver
or pfatiua plates, whi6h pssel1des ths p6biity q
ssllya or foreign msessaA eseestiag between them,
natural, ard OF aofs atty 70 he pstisst, dispsss
ine with he ordinary nodes Of fAstesing, By fiyst
inS o. soidsrae which - otsn caassl the spsinGiAs
Hs wosld r.spsesnully invite TIE psbis - his oAss
70 examine this Improvement .Tode % , 70 b. 80.
used.
The dental profession b 80 invited 70 call and
examine ib mefslD ard Ntl1ity.
M. dsotistG - b fsrSishsd with testh of eli
kinda, 1t iss pres thaa they saa b bought slss.
iwnefe. u tug i a.FH.. .fr. ~ e"eu
The national Republican., 1862-02-13

L NUM- 4 CO., prolris.ors Of the Seisntin.
ADerioau, and ssepts ior procuring American aEd
r "A II ID ~ II .,
keter 70 lion. Judge Mason, Hon Joseph Holt.
zen W. D, Bishop, ex-Commlsrioners Of Patents
and 70 Eors than fffeen thousand inventors who
have had business do~e through Mum q Co.. Pat
ent Agency. '- U... r - T.,
Panphlet Of rtyise cent free by mail.
mall. I. ~ :
10 charge for eon..ltation, orally or BY nsl.
rrehniuary Examination In United States Patsn,
OGics, -. fTT =
Offices, No a. Park Rov, New York; Wsshipstoa
Sosaos VI and Eleventh nrssrs, oppoetts hs 1stsnt
'tncs. mar it-6nif
The national Republican., 1862-02-13

THE undersigned also manufactures and keeps on
hand large assortment Of
Ofhces Saddles
do 6habraques
do Sword bel,s and MountinGs
dc Sword Bait supports
do Skeleton Knapsscks a..
Saddle BlaIkets
Brides ana Nartingales
Saddls Valises
Hair GiIths
Ofncers Sword Knots
do Haverpacks
rlain Feed Bags
Buffalo Roses
Horse Covers and Hoods
do Blankets
SuperiortLeather Trunks
Travelling Bags
Side Saddles
Hiding and Curriage Whirs
[ Brass and other Spurs
Carriage and other Harness
And every article In his lice at low prices for cash
JAMES =. TOPHAh,
dec II t93 Seventh street
The national Republican., 1862-02-13

ITO CONSUaPTIvES.-Th advertiser, hav
i Ing been restored TO health In fey wss>ahy
very simple rsmsdy, after myips tu6seeA Ssa
diesse, q nsumpuon-6 auxiou, 10 make f4eGA r
hi. fellow eudsrers ths means Of cure, ~.
To all who ds-irs II, he will send cOpy<4f 1hl
tons ior preparing and u-irg the ssme, which tAsJ
will tlnd fr Oonsumpfion AaAms, Bpsentfs
&c. The only sct of tho advertiser in eedipg thu
PIE cription 10 70 bentf: the AFFLICTED, snd spread In
formation which he concs ives 70 beinvalnsbie snd
he hope. every suhr rer viii ty his remedy, ~ II vii
coN them nothing, and may prove tlsssfsg
Parties Wishing tbs pre+cria'i n Will pi,a use ad
dies REV. WM MAh1IN BAN0S,
jan aG--em Jersey City, u. j.
The national Republican., 1862-02-13
T,O oFFIoERs, Suffers, 10.

ads, e'v wiss '' .sssr ressi.s psssi soy.n, wn
snA handsome leather oHshions,
bait TO order st New York aid cost SIs1, FOH
6ALR, st . uodArate pFioe Also, Q New Yorh
nAde 81 Of DOUBLE HARNHSs, plated ,lttinSi
nktsr used. Also, set Of plain BiNeLS HAlxEss
quite esw. Apply for addrs0 Of Stable and Groom
The national Republican., 1862-02-13
y s;Sa SSs&iSs ia CO.. Is, Me- Hss:f fsss.
Deflsr In phoiss Bsaaesls, whss, Clssn, 60, and
~ Importer u Tsse-No ~ kssna. avenue,
~ .Eentnnoe ,esh sGeat ,Ne1hinetdn, D. Q. :, ..

e.aliy iasissd y ~ 60 q sss " sHs., Z
ST., ss::sa 4: ssssit ~ sS.s! .ss
Ya:s!s sS.Els So hssss7s, "a sesihsids
tsbFatsdS' WsG" Cub HSGss Ola; ItAhu 8cstch,
bosibon, md RoecpS S3hsla Whislt "; JaIa!oa and
tICreif Runs; cs6abo, Figaro, Is Ro.a Dc Gsn.
very hns Young Hyson, Hyson, Imperial, sad fes.
lisS Ifs:sfS.s Es;s x Stssy eoxss. inIor.d BY
The national Republican., 1862-02-13

To HEMBERs OF. coAoalsS, PRoFES
L 4 sSSeai 0entisnsn, ana sthsrs. =
Ths underde.sd are psspered to print gpeesbes,
10 W!0 SCAHkELL 4 CO., .r,,'' 49,, "a
NOV s-sf. - sSd SHacnd stTess, Il 900.
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CLOTHING. &c:

CUMmER CLOTHIso,
We Offer our srge assortmeut Of thin Sum. -
mer Clothing at reduced prices. Our etock
mems, Youths', and Boys Wearing Apparsl,-A
Of the moet desirable and fsshionsbIe sty1es.
Alao shire and Furnish,rs Goods in great variety,
Clothing made TO order at the shortest notlce.
..'u WALL, BIEPHENB 4 CO.,
eaa fcnneylvania svenus,
hlyle between Ninth and Tenth sts.
The national Republican., 1862-02-13
"A AMY orfIcERsii
And purchsse the
ARMY FEED AND WATER BUCKET,
Particularly Useful TO Artillery and Cavalry Serv
f.uented .S,n.emter 10. 1861.

In the cuts. A IA the body
part Of The bucket, and "a
made Of cotton duck, wstcr
pro0fed to prevent eoe king
and miidev Bis the joint
ed rim, which may be fold
ed with the bail y between
tho two parts. The head
reps ID may be detached
from the bucket when use.i
tor wafer purposes, and !,
may be handled BY th<
bail G like an ordinary
bucket
The feeding a here fom
. siunpla oCae ha1 u ,Ufuri
The national Republican., 1862-02-13
WASHINGTON, u. c., JAsuAsr, 1862
II E MiOVAL. ~
A. BIN IN g. E r. &c CO.,
WINE MRMCFTA MITE. .H -


WINE HDRCHANTs,
Have removed to ne Psnnsylvsnla syenus, eppcsi,s
I - =" Wnlsrds' 8Otel
We invite ne attention Of our friends and patrons
to the card below.
TgB sUBsCRIBERs having opened I. Branch
feeling encouraged 81 the liberal parosess already
received from is friends and the loysrs Of pare and
genuine ' 49,. .I,-
WINES, LIQUORS,
and other articles In their line have determined upon
oonHrusrce sLd extension ofthsir business. Their
assortment embraces
,dt FINE COGNAC BRANDIEs,
- (ofvarioss sgs, brands, anA distriets,)
B5URDoN AND SCOTCH wHIsKIEs, JAMAI.
CA Rum. GINS, &c.
ALo, several valuable Topics, Bhtsn, stomsshies,
ssue, headache, ssd the like. Odd .0
MADEIRA, SHERRY, AND PORT WINES,
CLARET, BtK0UNOY, CHAMPAGNE,
AND GERMAN WINES,
HAVANA CIGARS, OF ALL vARIRrIEs AND FRCxs.
u FINE NAVY AND OTHER ra.
Chow1aaG TObAoC0.
PICKLES, tEsrs sAye5s S5 S,IIE SS,HIIEEssE EnsssE.RvEp
VfNEGXRs, SWEET OH, 10.
The stock va psrs,e easly sslscsgd 10 suit the
Yapts Of Hotel Keeper, ,VutSes, Rs1lurateurs, DO.
They are invited to vlMt the establiSAmsnt which
under the direotioa Of NEa Jost p. WILSON. W
Owing TO the fact that they import most of the
ssd ~ 70 ss
low pro-s. y "a: 4: BBfSisasa Baisii s g.. ''
., Ipporten Of Fe.eige Wines Ii9sors, TO-,
jan la-u IA New York ead washinston.
The national Republican., 1862-02-13
1RNTLrMleNV N1cADY-aIADE

C.HTLEMsky kleAYY-MADE VIZ
Our present assortment Of 0entlemsuS Ready.
made ClofhipA ofens to oitssns and stSanges wish
ing a. innedistc ootft, superior induoepents, srn.
and Bssnsa Garnsuk ed OvsvoSsS, q slt ysrc.
tics Fine Shirts and Under -clcthing Of all kinds.
KID and other Gloves Of best quality. 6carfu, Tiee,
Cravas, 6fosls, Hosiery, no., - Anof when We
are Offering At our usual low prices.
~ Clothing made 70 order n the most superior
manner. WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
mar 2T-n e20 PsAasylvsnis avenue.
The national Republican., 1862-02-13

3 Mis- THONr6ON 1ll open or nsw G
etyles Of Fall sad Winter HlIltiery cn Thur -
Day the slst Inst. . lim. q y!
No gsussally 4 invited, snd a sxaAAnatioa ssltoit.
Cd, at our Fancy and Millinery 0tors No. so Fem.
ylysnis Avsnss ,essEsss Ninth snd Ts.th strssta
The national Republican., 1862-02-13

az - II IR .! ~ - -
The PEARL SALOON, 4ls Penn ,ylvauia avenue,
(sign Of the ooe iishv) Opposit. Willsrds Hstsi,
WILL OPEN THIS ENisG.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN STEAMING
OYSTERS.
THE FULLNESS AND FLAVOR OF THE OYS-
TER ENTIRELY RETAINED.
NONE BUT The FIRST QUALITY USED
Oysters steamed and roasted. Raw ysters furnl he'd
by the quaint y, IN sEeli, egs, or CANS
Fam lie', Hotels, and Sltl.rs, sup
Piled acc urdlng to, rdsPgand
delivered Oh short notice.
This selton 10 entirely nav and neat Everything
Is done In this neate't NJ moJt quiet order. 10,
Those desiring CHOICE CIGARS, vt reasonable
rates, can find them Mt the ' d
PEARL SALOOy,
Jeh s--lw -s4 Opposite Willard,' Hotel.