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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-04-26
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liz 9,tcutien 3uigrgd ssiIi@ b)dF:no, empfttle id mid
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9ltInr 3eit sur Rc~nfnie brtHge, Dap t0 ntbt friThen Orc
oien uuo 9roUamcnten, etta t6ieii: @lounea, Erbler,
ftjne uno 9robc G'erits, Sage, Drl5ams5t, - feyaruet. per.
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Uliittu, 3iumt, saHltn uno 8, foBcneH, aebt aIcn aH0ur
BgDuricn, S@DanslC, Darfumtrict, StUgH Il. lr.. DrfAs
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-04-26
Droci Mt tion
pes WUupsrneurs Yun Brighten.

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SslosnHn5 ron GtHblnbsrt { pIar7 btrjtnjGtu q,rfpu potr
Vctloneft oueltet. bic bejo9ten %cstr 9coe ,n ~p;rtofttn
9no III o1e 9tldnsrtS pbt9tr Counts asti,ftrr unS i'd
tproere b'erE1tt ftrncy Gle Civil upc 5gililGr- ye66rotn,
lpipie eiHcn 1tetu Stnptser bie,a Stodt,S Oufy2Its ouf.
Sueiettn, nm ttle9ttn Srrrirn III rtybSft;n uno 3ur Scye&~
ten Straie III brjnqtn.
Se9tttn untcr nlCincr banb ale @cupcrntur urS urhr
- Sem Stc9l Der Gsrtmpns colts ut RiSmrrb, am
Z, 9ttn Gage bts sIprtls 1851, uns int S6ttu Sosr,
- Der Gpmn,pnptaltb.
Sur ben @pussrntur:
george gB. Munfprb,
S~taotS- Strti6r.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-04-26
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S6us- Eno StCicIgga9er oUFnttrtiam III MAIDEN.
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etttc: 81. =. SbIpE,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-04-26
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S!S. 3e9s Ses Wtonots AVrii 1862 URO i'm Soften
(O~) SABRE Der GsmmpnSto(tb.
SObn Qtt6tr.
Sur ben @Ous erntur:
George 81. 1unfUrt,
Stdat5, SeCtCtir.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-04-26
9rOcl q I'll atton
oee 8ouoerucurS BON Sirainisu.

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gropr etnt Saconi IN stnt T,prGltntontcns!0luIc bra
ben D tfrtet. %6efts,nS ous Ger Staot a~ettietUr9 uuo ocn
Sciu trs Dtnmtobt, GbefcrfeIo, So!pAotan, stmtIia,
" ottcip o9, erlnbtrIsns, @pcblato uRo Qrince @tprGe,
Itprolcnttrte; stetnIb t6, 9pbn N,ttc., CSaus,rncm Cte
st o4tee N,ir9inttn, ti:rn,;t BEN Sergeant scr stigen St1bt
IN B Die Shtrt1e Cttscr Counties s~uTprttrc, cine l8abl an
Den cur6 Gao 8tl:b SorstIsrlcbcNeU lSablpIdstn am -.
sage ss 9seennorii3tr Giprot5 (Ipril) 81 straHAGItcu,
unit se errerrIbntt Sdcarl i1 GpugrtB auSiufuUen.
~ @t9tktn inter mciHcr 6lno als @Ouscrntur
S.S. ufo inter benz Sjcatl oS StaGtts III SttbmOu b
49, am 7Cn ssrtl 1862 uno int S6s,u Sabre Ter
Soma'onnealtb. SUtn NCt6tr.
Sur ben @SuYtrneur
9tor9e rs. 8uHforb,
Sts0tScSer tar.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-04-26
@cnrp ISStfnrSt,
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2tc>Str0ge, Gde rrr geiab.

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VA Nf;rrclClhjrre uno Qpliterub cisrn iebfr q
Atrocn lCitm0tr0. cu5lrfUtrt.
Eroer>Nc1tr, So.t,5, Rciittaihtn, ur6erti;ae fur Gnfr
neut;. YcCcvGr1cilcn far militSrjime 3pcfc. lcwis aGf
SlS Sou.crRdddft ~fAlG3cncc &rifcl rCrttn aut uro bili
o~dsNEfutrt unc tj!ttt Scr Gtiae tint oenti0te &luftraoe.
Ma &tlcaoTt &afmtgfiam'cit iStrO lbiruroiIhcn 95i
raNcn 'u3UCCioct.
Tcuers muo O3uriuc.2 g Nef,,ran3
Der y
Virginia Fire X Marine lnrurance Con,
pany
bic tir Bona 5jSc Gapitat pon $500, 900 6e7
noo i'm SATIRE 1882 Durtb pie @titssebung
0rn Gig9initn eiMseItBt purpe.
&critterpnStn wcySen eurh oitfc ottc Gem9sanir 1
tbciIt Unttr ben s%uuiti9icn &eojnaunscu aeasn Isutr, VI
HsGlerl6aern an &t8cntbum oQe1 @rt, ais: 5iui,r, g,
BEL, Buttr uno NEaortH olCr art, iCnotI in Der SID
ale aut inr yanoe, uEo perogn bic Ecrtfenben @u2;a6!u
sen rrcmpt %lclclttct.
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Zen "}CetHlt0rrc miro niat6 b~erc,Hst.
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BEN &nc9ican @ctel, 3j9moRe. 81.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-04-26
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ut ron Der alter S!cle, E6c Ger Stem unc Grrao mad Sem
neu9etSutcn upo ~tcUnccrS fir itr GCIt6it cinarittctcm
gts0Ecc, $40. POS &rp0eirofr. ;pjitcr Ser
4ltr NIB 5tct Sty0Fs, rt5Cn =. 6ridlS
&rtnmln9tltort beru6erecr0tn.
GS wirC MID frcucn, NJ inc Gr,unEc un6 6oe otcbrt,
putlltum IN mCjrcm ncucr Store bclrufCn III Frnncn, NC
nc ou:o fnctn rcrotn, waS III Zen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -g.
rItbld0ltcn 9cbprt. NuBcroem mirc man lttr oud ale in
ttncnl l. 4. 8uTii 2S0Srcn9tih0ft D~crtrmmcno Iftifcl I'M
rem, ionic Spitlwoorc. SGmnlc, 9iritcr, G0'dtnblhr &c.
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lettbCr mir GtlttNttc &trtrouen ;u crboIiCn ludcr, Wppot
Np sherman ~rbericugen lam, Ger spripriG,t bel
Gtpn S6onp,
205 SrcoNir., ,Ypiih. !. II. 5.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-04-26
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(gfohicl9cr oOn Ditcaprsar),
9 IL IL er,
5tt Stro5r, iwtifcu SrcaO unr Grace.
'%mpiisb!t fb sur @lHfertj9uR9 altr IN pt,irm Sc
ihGft o~rrfonmsuotW Nrbeitep uuo Jleparoturep,
uto Y]eripriht prompte uno biui9c 8tpi,nuua.
sg9- Doe Numahru UUn @lpdtu;i;9,n wirt
beItfnS bclUr9t.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-04-26

Hobert Npnolrn 1T ettpo fuuf urb s;tr,jo 9abr alt. irGS
Eus Smtt Ban bpb, sn Harlem muS(uititm 8Srrvtau.
r'l' runtel:r g,liGtSf&rb, oct idpar;e 9luacn urb Sitc
paar uuto Bart Ezo ;itbt cine S0Ult,t strvas en.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-04-26
SIN ba8 93ublifuIlr.

MQe5 in Ger @8elt mus IhDinOsn,
STUNT 0ucjn blCjbt cpjo orun,
I'm cen Glmitlcr ouf;ufiuceu.
gfuB MAJ Ell Die Q9cit ourdhitcbu.
DOh ce3 Eiialtlcr5 ttsutS Stytpcn,
Ger bic 2Selt uuN lid srfclB,t,
Sti Der Mtcuitteit biuQe1tben
Dis CT irine 8rlNtr neant.
9arm tret' lbs frtj uno often
sSar p05 YRb.ifym nun bin,
Sbne 8nn0tu nil id boTcr,
DaB ih hoh wilifOmncu bin.
9Ba5 Gle STUNT in mciuer Spbire
SHpnc5 MIR ht]rYerGebyNjt,
SIMMER b'cjky mix nch Die Gre,
9oE iii SW0rtrca scIaad't.
@mbrptapsn mad Dem vebes,
gSjt bic 9Selt lie ME Ic'thR,
gbotcSropbtu min ih tsSen,
Stoun;no slejbt man oo6tj Helm.
&cmmt uro l,bt, Oas ia scItofcr,
2SG0 tun N!l1Tlsr Ijsftrn fam,
@eIen NvGJtc lie trillaTcn,
2Srun otr 2ScIt et oitnen fam.
@annsr. &ilotr, iA5nC 6raUen,
Siehn III mttutr Waitcic,
RpUmt, I'm IT, @ut aniuibdaca,
GLaubt mir, 90 9crtut Guh ME-
5eiWrih 930lf Min 9tubm errinlen,
g9riit CT anOGr9. mar cr reib,
Rcrn i'm . citr I3unih a]tlinGtn,
9jeat er GID Ulo ith iuticih.
9einrih I3plf,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-04-26
9Ic,ge gSirfhfchnfE.

Die fltlc uno t,lucm cin5erjdt,tc @,tblbaft Ss In,
tcrictdnctcn snpiltblt o%crltlte l,iutn 5r,Uuntn unr CGm
scGr'Mien pubtltGm nil Ecr 9cr}t6c.Gus, caG CT MIR oc
btltR Sptrltuclcn, GaAtrbtcr u1o icnlti8e Grfgii6ungcn
fuFrt, I'm frtunoItten 3uipruA bittct
S9bH SERBIA, Get.
8roaolr. ;Suhn G. mo :.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-04-26
fdatrbitr Salon,

9a9trbitr- SGIGA,
9ic. 70 Mainiv., 3miibcn Der IA. uub Is. ctr.
%llnIcrcu 5rtunr;n unb bcm srrbrien QuSlifum motca
mir bicrmtt ole %cr9cbcHc gnWi9c, oaB mir en- cbtocm 0laer
t%lntc.c9ont cln9criGttctc GoacrbiCr~99irtbltO CrDnpct tabCA
Dnrd ell rti5hbaii9ce aSbclci0lc.Ho9,r Der Eclcn I3c;nc
unN fraH,oNihcs Sranbic5 tuo mir in BEN Smnr eciee;,
zen Stluttru oieltS ncutn NreoiS enpaS Iu65ci,jdnc.CS bic
ten III f0uutu. Gpntbitr II. DIdb scr.
The national Republican., 1862-01-28
The Beautiful Cabas.

last evening, we went to the Theatre to see
this much talked of Spanish danseuse. The
house was crowded to overlooking, and hun.
dreds were turned away unable TO obtain any
spot even within sight Of tho stage. The beau.
ty and fashion of the city turned out en- mssse,
a greater portion Of the lower part Of tho house
being ladies'.
After tho farce, the lady dashed upon the
stage, and was received with the widest ex-
citement, every one being struck with her
great beauty. We NUT oandidly admit that
the hrst dance was apparently failure, and
We determined to leave, but as We were doing
30, were informed thst everything had gone
wrong, owing to some Misunderstanding. The
music being new to the orchestra, and the lady
speaking very little English, It was very dificult
for the orchestra to understand the manner In
which she wished II played.
But the great fault was owing to the stage
not having received any rosin, to prevent her
slipping, which is her usual custom, her dancing
being Of such wild abandon, that. unless 1t Il
90 hxed, II becomes 50 slippery she cannot
stand, and this was the difficulty last night
We were persuaded to stop and see the las
dance, and We unhesitatingly say that We were
electrified. Such gracefulness and such dano
ing we never before Witnessed 1T was truly
grand, and we'll repaid our waiting.
Tonight the first dance will be repeated, II
order TO show how difficult It is. and what ,
beautiful Spanish dance It is. We advise al
to attend early, ~ the house will doubtless bl
very crowded again tonight.
The national Republican., 1862-01-28
Arrests for Stealing.

William II. Bowie, James Fletcher, r. r.
Lendick, William Foreman, and Frank Bowie,
all colored, were arrested yesterday by officers
Nohol, and Pendle, on suspicion OF being con.
Cerned In various robberies about the city.
The parties were arrested in house back Of
Sands's undertaking establishment, on Fstreet
between Sixth and Seventh streets, whore a
number of articles, supposed to have been
stolen, were found, among which was q lot OF
bedding and bed clothing, 4 silver spoon marked
"St. Charles Hotel, )" and silver fork marked
"Gadsby's Hotel !" besides other articles. The
whole gang wore committed for further hear
ing,
The national Republican., 1862-01-28
sirshdss " tks 1ssss ViGs cf Wash

Ths Annivsrsary Cslsbraslsn sf Dsrnss
sir.hd.S ~ ths sssss Viss Of Wash.
The Burns Club Of fthia city, last night, celsbrs.
lands immortal bard, Robert Burns, In IN appro.
pirate manner, at Mrs. Russel's restaurant, on
Seventh street. The room, which was taste.
fdlly decorated with the American and British
ives nlled 70 overhowing with natives OF !" Aud
SootiH." The supper was gotten up In superb
style, and would have delighted sven old Epi.
Gurus himself, could he have been 10 fortunate
as 70 be present. Too much praise oannot Be
manner in which she provided for her guests.
After part king of the good things 20 lavisbly
provided, the Presidents Of the association, Mr..
James Clephans, addressed the company In a
Ths following regular toas,s were then read
by Mr.. Ramsey, the Secretary OF the Club, and
drunk by the company with cheers:
I. The day we oelebrate-A day which brings
together the admirers Of the genius Of Burns In
every land. and unites In common sympathy all
lovers OF the bard.
II. fhe memory Of Robert Burns-ths most
brilliant star In tie galaxy of Scottish poets.
Song. BY Captain Lains, Of the Seventy ninth
HighlandSrs--" A man's man for a. that"
music are still admired for their wild pathetic
sweetness; a characteristic which distinguishea
them from the music Of other lands.
Song, by h. B. Todd.
". Shakespeare and the poets Of England
whose effusions will forever perpetusio the
English language.
Song, by Mr.. Rutherford.
V. Moore, and the poets and poetry of Ire
land, whose plaintiff melodies and cheering songs
are illustrative OF the genius and feelings ol
other times.
Song, BY Mr.. woodley.
VI. Bryant, and Americas bards-TheiI
songs breathe the true spirit Of liberty, and
advocate, in sweet cadence, the independence
| of the whole human family.
Song, by Mr.. X. woodly-"Red, White and
| Blue"
VII. The President of the United States.
Drunk with nine cheers.
VII. Tho Queen Of Great Britain-A noble
queen, 20 beautifully portrayed In her Ian
guage on reading the draft of the instructions
| to Lord Lyons In the Trent affair: But this ia
war-wsf against our flesh and blood-wsr
against those who have so lately given their
| hospitality to my boy. This must not be-"
Song, by Mr.. Knox" Bonnie Bessie Lee"
TX. The kindred clubs celebrating the day.
Song, by Mr.. W. B. Todd" Castles In the
Air"
NJ. Our native homes.
How ttropg on esoh tie Of the heart 10 thy claim
And cold q the poles though thy climate may be
Yet colder the bosom that ashs iot for thee"
Song, BY Mr.. F. Stewart.
The national Republican., 1862-01-28
Pocket Picked.

A gentleman from Cleveland, Ohio, named
town omnibuses, yesterday afternoon, had his
pocket picked Of his wallet, containing about
$50 in money and several drafts on New York
Mr.. q. did not discover his loss until some time
occasion to use his pocket-bOok, he found Il
gone. A large number Of cheudliers dindus.
irie are circulating about town now, and any
quantity Of pocket.books disappearing mystic.
riously; 30 look out "ye that are heavy laden"
with the stuff.
The national Republican., 1862-01-28
QY J. Q. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctionssrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LXPROVED PROPERTY.

By virtue Of = deed Of trust from Gamalisl Bsily
Sss J. A. M 49, 0o; sss shsl :s 3
r. n, in front of ths premisss, st public suotion.
70 the highest bidder, AL that piece Of ground II
s' city . the hs
city, the ssns having frcnt Of twenty eight (2s1
axnS .sG Ds h.r.o as
Terms; ons third tn s Sss'h; ne balance balance IN equal m
srs not complied with within Ave days thsre.ser,
the trustee reserves the right to resell t the rk and
All oonvsysnoins stshs cot os ths 3 Rsrsh..:.. %
JAS. q. MoGUiRE, Auotionssf.
s1Ths above sale 10 navoidably post.
next, .t' september ssh, same hour md and place. ''
JAS. c. aostfkE X StHE . 1ss5!.' C..
HThs sseys sal. (. further po.tpo..d
until THURSDAY October Sd 4, as ne same hour
-A' ''"''' JAS. C. MoaUfRE c..
yep I-law&ds Austionesfs.
until MONDAY, October 2sth, same hour and place
JAS. c. 4; aos s6AsE' dzhE 1tSSt.'' e..
pSSs" ppisSs. '''A A' T. sEAiE' 1Isss.:. s :a'
~ The above sale Is further postponed
until MONDAY, 26th inst, same hour 4 and place.
JAS. c. acdTIkE Ht1E .ssss'' co.s
nov ll-0, Auotionsers.
The above sale IL farther postponed nm.
til MONDAY, December 9th, 1851, same hour and
place. nov 95-wtd
~ The above sale IL further postponed
until MONDAY, December 2sd, 1851, same hour and
place. dec9-wtd
THE above sale Is still further post
Poned until Monday, the soth instant, at the same
hour and place JAS c. acd1ihE K SHAE s5:.s' e..
rThe above sale Is further postponsd
until MONDAY, eth January, 1869, at the same
,r BLAIR, Trustee
-d.eao Jas " n'' Auetion,.,,
a. The above sale 10 further postponed
%. an Monday the 10th January ;sni sHafs Hsff and
Trustee
hour N. BLAIR,
MCGUIRE S e..
jan 2l-2lst&27th Auctioneers.
until MONDAY EVENING, February "a; same
hour. NJ BLAIR
JAS. c. MCGUIRE ! tts'',' co.,
jan % Auotioneers.
The national Republican., 1862-01-28
FOR THE ARMY AND NAVY.
PRANa's OARD-P0RTRAITs
PROMINENT CHAR AcreRs.

Ihk b most uniqss and original publloatiou
OF lifslike Miniature portFais, ja large enough to
snelose IN eemnon leiw Envelope, for sstlsfyng the
orarAc aRAam or the Maatel yies They are just the
thing % collection IN wesmy q Deae tsss, when each
dav brings forth ts fnvits or IL c,mtndl For col.
they viii iast for suNDlsps ov rsHHs
We increaas the collection every week BY ad.
ditlonal rortfaiis Of interesting personases.
d-sts b ~ United Btatss ffss Of postage. The
money must accompany every order.
Aasnfs WAHrED,to cell directly to soldiers. Our
highly profitable business.
L. PRANG L CO.,
Publisher and Lithographeip,
$50 Seventh street,
-Four DOOR from d,
Wsshington,
Where kvu and pdrticsllGrs may Be c&dtaed.
The national Republican., 1862-01-28
Notice to tho Public Generally.

Our I'm u TO- bring within the means Of every
Charsoters belonging to the prsseut intereCtinl
epoch Of this srest Hsplblio. 6uoh collection o.
correct nkenesses will inc ease In value o. year,
pab on. We datter ourselves that We have been
successful In poitrayns the expessions true TO fs
In every case where . good original (painting, ds
suefreotyps, photograph, eto.,) was obtainable.
Parties connected with the army or navy, who
wish to obtain or sell Portrait Of some particular
perSon, not In our lst oan have such made to order
at reasonable terms and short notice, guaranteeine
to them the exclusive sale
N. BAH orders, accompanied BY the money, viii
be promptly attended TO- and forwarded to any camp,
W mail, free Of charge from the Once In Washine.
ton, No. $40 Seventh street Jan io-l2t'
The national Republican., 1862-01-28

Is selling original oartes de visite photographs
Of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness OF
Mcclellan 10 the latest published, and is con.
sidered the best in existence. See our photo.
grabs In oil and water cOlors. Also portraits OF
distinguished men. Attention Of military men
s called TO our full length lettertypes, for send.
Ing by mail. dec l3
The national Republican., 1862-01-28
Knocked Down and Robbed.

encamped at Brightwood, on the Seventh street
road, while on his way to camp, late on Sunday
night, was met, when near the Park Hotel, BY
three men, one of whom knocked him down
with slung shot. The blow rendered the sol.
der insensblo, and while In that condition he
was robbed Of twenty three dollars and silver
watch, which he had just purchased. Robber.
les are of very frequent occurrence In that part
Of the city, and 1t would be we'll to have IN OK.
ira policeman or two stationed In that local
1ty.
The national Republican., 1862-01-28
Good ssmaritsn Division, No. 8,

Good Samaritan Division, No. 8,
Sons Of 1empsrsSce, will hold Public Meeting q
Tenth streets on Tuesday evening, the Ssth instant,
At teven aud a half O'Clock. The Rev. Mt. DeBos,
Rev. Mf. y. r.. Crane, Chaplain Of the Twenty.
third regiment New York State volunteers, will ad.
dress the meeting. The friends of the cause are
respectfully invited to attend. By order Of
jan T-N J. l.. KtDWELL., r. S.
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IntMa Ru bber Goods.

Rubber Blankets tor Soldiers, 81 .2S each.
Rubber Ponchos and BLANKETS combined, % so
each.
India Rubber Goats, white and black, $3.50 each.
India Rubber Leggins, u per pair.
And all kinds Rubber Goods-includipg Rubber
Boots and Shoes Rubber Stoppsrs for Bottles, Door
Mats Undersheeting for Beds IN siokness Ac DO, at
msnufacturers' prices, at Il. A. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
3O8 Penusylvsnia avenue,
dec lett Bet Ninth and Tenth gts.
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The Indian Herb Doctor,

From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his
patients the nature Of their complaints or
illness, without receiving any In.
formation from them.
No CAargs for COnsuudtion or Adrice.
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Balms a. have NO strife
With Nature or the Laws of Life:
With Blood our hands We never stain
Nor poison men TO ease their pain.
Our Father-whom all goodness fills,
Provides the means to cure all ills;
The Simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pain complete.
simple Herb, simple Flower,
Guild from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
OF change and health to thee.
WashinGoW BuidinV, Pennd. avenue, about fpe ninuls
UdM from Br0Un1 Hold
No charge for Consultation. jsnll-3m
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CantOrbu urY.

The Canterbury Ia giving now an immense
variety Of entertainment, with constant change
tomime Of Robert Macaire was given In very
superior manner. The quaint Jaques Strop
kept the house In q uproar from the moment
of his appearance until the close. Numbers
are turned away from the door nightly for lack
of accommodation. Tomorrow, u band Of
minstpelA make their debut.
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Criminal Court,

George Goldsmith, indicted for the larceny Of
thirty five dollars from Thomas A. Hannassy,
on tho 18th OF January, was brought in guilty,
and sentenced to one yoar and six months i'm.
prsonment in the Penitentiary.
Adjourned until this morning.
The national Republican., 1862-01-28
Church Occupied,

The House of Worship of the Methodist Epis.
copal Church, South, In Alexandria, on Satur.
day, was taken possession Of and occupied BY
the military forces of the United States. The
basement Of the Church will be used as bar
racks, but 1t is said that there will be no inter-
ference with the upper part Of the edificc.
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nROF, ALEXANDER WOLOWsKI,
L PIANIST AND COMPOSER,

BY general request, will open olass for the Piano
and Singing, by his new and simplihed method. In
this way an opportunity will be extended to ali who
desire ts acquire knowledge Of Vocal and Instru
mental Music on the most liberal terms. All thost
who desire To Join this course will spply at oace
his readence No. 3O3 Sixth street. between stree,
and New York avenue.
Hours Of reception, between 0 and 70 m, on Tues.
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
ian 22-lm tIatelllgenoer and Star
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RITTENHOusc. FAST. 4 co.,
1852 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Issue DRAFTS on all parts Of the United States, In
sums to suit Ofhcers and Soldiers
Also, Drafts on London, Ireland, Scotland, Wales,
and all portions Of the continent ofiEurope
Highest Price Paid i'm Gold for United
States Treasury Notes Of the different Issues, and
exchange on ths principal cities North, payable
RITTENHOtSE, FAINT 4 CO., Bankers,
No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
Near Browns Hotel.
Gold and Uncurrent Money Purchased,
specie, and United States Currency. Accounts
'p'Ri RiTTENHoUsE, FAINT 4 CO., Bankers,
No. 362 Pennsylysnia avenue,
jan 4-lm. Near Browns Hotel.
CEALED PROPOSALS. ARE INVITED,
= until the 9th day Of February, 1862 for furnish.
ing FLOUR TO the Subsistence Department Of the
United States army.
About twelve thousand tl2 OOO) barrels will be re.
qured, of high grade Of Extra Flour, to be deliv
cred iniW Arlington At the Railroad Depot E, At
the Mills or Warehouses In Georgetown, some line
between the 6th and 18th Of February, 1862 Each
barrel of Flour TO be Just before 1t Is re-
ceived.
The flour must be equal In quality to the samples
to be obtained at the Capitol Bakery ut Washington
c.ty, and the barrels to be head lined.
The customary oath Of allegiance will be required
Bids to be- directed to Major A. BECKw1TH, c. S.
U. S. A.. and endorsed 4" Proposals" jan %
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Corns, Bunions, OaIositiss,

Chilblains, Frosted Feet Bad Malls Enlarged Joints,
and all dlsssses Of the Feet cured without pain, by
DIR. WHITE, sURoEoN CHIRoPoDIsr,
l26 Pennsylvanis Avenue, between * and 9th sts.
|. Room No. 7 up stairs.
Once hours from 10 m. TO . p. m.
attended To. jaa16-lms
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Arrested for Disioyslty.

George Branded, Of Baltimore. was arrested
on Sunday night by officers Frazier and McCol.
gan, for uttering seditious language. He was
| turned over to the military authorities.
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EHURNISHED ROOMS, and . few weekly
Il boarders can be accommodated at No. $50 q
street, between Thrteenth and Fourteenth streets,
at moderate prioeG
Jan 2S-oc