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The national Republican., 1862-04-04
Feet.

Those requiring the services Of skill
tul Chiropndist should not fail to call on DR..
White, NJ 426 Pennsylvania avenue. Tho Doc
tor has received very liberal patronage In
Washington during the last five months, SbiCh
is owing To his successful manner of operating
and the following moderate prices Go, MS per
corp, so cents; Bunions. from 81 to 80. The
Doctor hurts the pocket but a trihe, and the
toes not u particle. Give him call.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
India llu b bsr Gosds.

Rubber blankets tor Soldiers, 81 % each.
Rubber Ponchos and Blankets combined, % so
each.
ludia Rubb Coatn, white and black, $3.50 each.
India Rubber Lrggins. 81 per pair
And sll kinds Rubber G0ods-includiug Rubber
Roots and Shoes Rubber Stopp,rs for Bottles, Door
Mats Undershesting for Beds In sickness &c. &o at
uanuiacturers' prices, At Il A, HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
3Os Pcnnsylvania avenue,
deo ly-tf Bet Ninth and Tenth stA.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
LOCAL NEWS.
70 AdvsrtlssHS.

Hssrly 10 thousand ooptss Of the RepsAb
Xoa~ are circulated among the aostins popuia.
lion every day besides thslargs number served
70 regular subsoribsrs. Advertisers will take
note accordingly.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
Lost.

Between the Baltimore depot and the National
hotel last evening, manuscript copy Of Il play ,
wrapped In n newspapsr. The finder win be
suitably rewarded by leaving It At Ford's Athe.
neum. II
The national Republican., 1862-04-04

SPECIAL ORDER.
HEADQUARTERS,
PRovOsr MAIsHALs OFFICE,
City Of Washington,
MTch 2s, 1862.
Special Order, No. 10.
All passes heretofore Issued from these Head
quarters to the 3lst instant, will not be renew
ed, but recognized until further orders.
By order Of Maj W. Il. DosrtR,
Provost Marshal.
&. L. ROBINSON,
mar 2g--lw Adjutant.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
Coal OIL! Coal Uii!

s. W. LAUGHLENS COAL OIL DEPOT,
Corner New Jersey avenue ard " street. be.
Jog connected with one OF the largest Coal oil
Fsotoiiea inIhe count,y, am prepared TO furnish
the Best Quslity KeroI.nc OH 10 the trade at much
10 wtr Prices Than any other establishment In the
cuy Dealers will do well 10 cali fore purchasing
else where apr4-?ws
The national Republican., 1862-04-04

MEETING OF TuE SuNs OF New ENGIAND. A
large and splendid meeting Of the sous and
daughters OF the New England States was held
m Monday evening, at the Filth Avenue hotsl
to devise ways and means for the proper care
and attendance oil all wounded soldiers that
may hereafter arrive In this city on their way
home to their native STATE. The meeting was
held In The large dining room Of the hotel, and
was largely attended by the Sons Of New Eng
Iagd. and also. by a large number ol ladies.-N.
T. Jour. Com.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
rrlval.

Thres cuntrabands from FAuQuier county
arrived at the quarters, In Duff GREEN'S Row ,
yesterday.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
The Indian Herb Doctor.
FROM CANADA.
b. WISE BEFORE LATE


Call without deias and see Or. TUtIBLETY, the
n Han Herb Doctor. By so doing you will etcake
Inc iron grasp OF mercury and other baleful roisons
Of that greatest Of all G. Ithy blessings Health
I desire your pfostratc hearts to lii,
Your bleeding wounds to ure,
And, with the treasures OF n lures gilt.
Relieve the rich and poor
The following |, list Of OF the chronic complaints
which are treated by DR.. Tumblety with unparal.
leed sue c:ess:
Dlss aes Of the Lungs, Heart Liver, Al, d Throat
Dropey, DyspsIsia Fits. st. vituss Dance. Rheu'
N .tisin Dseases Of the Kidreys and Bladder, and
all Disc Sc, ar ing from lnpuriy Of the Blood such
M Scr0lu.a or Kings Evil, Erysipeas, st An,houy's
tirs, Cancers, Fever S)rcs, OF however ieng stand
ing.
Also, all other complicated chronic complaints
which have baflcd the science and skill Of ca'onel
doctors. "A good tree Ia known by IT, good fruits,
md good physician by his suec' ssful works
70 dout be ca .tdown, be you ever 80 III,
But go and partstc Of his superior skill,
Thtt never has failed there aie hundreds can tell
Who are brought from death 3 door, low hsppy and
well
His chsrges arc moderate. Mi d treatment and good
" III soon purity the whole mass Of yUur blood
Maligna. tdNcases he soon shs put down,
The.e are THOUSANDS could tell now who live In thi
town.
The Indian Herb Doctor will describe diseases and
tell ls patients the nature OF their complaints oi
them. No charge tor consultation.
Office NO II, Waihing OF Building, Pennsylva
nia avenue, cofler ol Seventh street
mar ,Il-2w
The national Republican., 1862-04-04

OsT, yesterday, between EishteeUth stree, aud
II the Capitol, set OF charms Tor wa ch chain
consisting OF anchor, cIos, and heart The Under
will be lberaly rewardt ty return Ing them 10 Miss
U. q. Scott, Music Teacher, at the Avenue House.
apr i-tf
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
Ut'SlCAl..

WAR DEPARrMEr,
January 81, 1862.
Ordred, That tho War Department will b.
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdsys, and
Fridays against all other business hut that which
relates to active military operations in the field
Saturdays will be devoted to the business Of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays 10 the business Of the public.
EDWIN N. STANTON,
JAZZ. .u Secretary Of War.
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AssENaEu TI,AIs To MANASSAS.

WAR DErARTMEsr,
tgice NL'y Sept 1d Director Rottrodds, US
Waskirgtoa, April >, 1862.
Until further notice, passenger tain will be run
on Saturday Of each week, from Seventh street and
Maryland avenue TO Manassas, leaving Washington
o. $50 m ,srrivipg At Manassas al II M rctu mir
will leave Manasss ut 80 p m, arriving 81 Wash'
i-gton al 5 p. n. Fare from Washington TO hsnas.
sas and return, 81; and from Alexandra to Manss.
sas and rcturn, Sass.
u e NcCALLUM,
Military Director and supt Railroads, L. S.
ar I-u
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
A mn use enlemts.

CAxTRRBuRy.- This popular place continues
In the full tide OF success. The great company
now performing there draw crowded houses
sn win m ,ss Ss' Sa
Mortimer and Mile Fowler The programme
tonight Ia admirably selected, embracing n
number Of popular acts, among others the ex-
quisite dance entitled The " Gipsey' g Lay" Our
matinee which comes on to morrow afternoon
at Q o'clock. To avoid the great rush. we say
stand not upon the order of going,' but go
early.
FoRD's ATHEH.EUM. Forrest again appeared
In his famous character Of" Jack Cade." HIN.
drsds were unable 10 obtain seats. Nothing
has equaled the succoss of Forrest in his pres.
ent appearance In Washington. The whole city
is on the tip.toe Of excitement. Tho only way
10 ensure sest Is to go and secure II early this
morning. Forrest appears to .nightin Richie.
lieu" f'
Opp FELLOWS ITALL-Ths bare mention IT
the we'll known name Of Kunkel has had tho
effect Of filling this delightful place Of resort.
For all who know him, know also that any place
Of amusement which he Ia to provide will he Of
the first and best character. The truth Of this
will he patent to every one who will g..
Last night tho hall was crowded with a de-
lighted audience, \ largo proportion 0f which
were ladies; HDd yGt, the most perfect good
order and decorum were maintained through
out.
A rich treat to night. Take your lady and
go.
BAPTIST FESTIVAL. you want 10 ENJOY
yOur;elf and do good. go to tho Young Men Is
Christian Association tonight, where there Ia
n festival by the ladies of tho FIRST Baptist
Church.
PRESBYTERIAN FAR.-Tho ladies OF the Fourth
Presbyslerian Church have 4 fair at Franklin
Hall, which all young men attend, because
they know that is the place to spend n pleasant
evening.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
.
Fires SesteItlny

A fire broke out in the fine residence uf Dr.
Newman, on PennsJ lvania avenue above the
Circle, ) yesterday forenoon, but was subdued By
the iirenen. who were promptly on the spot ano
saved the building. .'r'
ANoTnER.-A stable belonging to Mira. Brooks
who lives ON the corner of Pennsylvania ave
nue and Ninsteenth street, was act on iire BY
Al inuendiary, AZ IL supposed, yesterday after
noon about , O'Clock. The stable is in the rear
Of her residence. II WAS alao saved by the ex
eriions Of The hremen and others.
STILL ASorBER.--About four o'clnok another
hre WAS discoveredin In the stable of VIM. I. Dove
on the corner of q and Twentieth streets. which
Is said I" have caught through the smoking o
some herrings. THIS WAS Also subdued before
II great deal of damage had been done.
A FOURTH ALAEN WAS caused by larg'
amount of smoke IN the direction OF TepnaIly
town. Some Of the hose companies had lone
run, but did dot see the fire.
UElus FiRE COMPANY No. 2.--We cannot uost
this item without expressing our congratuia
ton 10 the citizens Of the FIRST ward NJ havin|
So efficient and prompt u tiSs company In theii
midst NJ the above named. To their Efforts
manly, three CONGREGATIONS In one day alons
we're prevented.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04

rJ,O sUTLENS -tOlt sALE-Fwe hundred
i barrels CIDER, and n isrgc quantity OF Army
and Navy Supplies, Cheap for oah, by
acbERMOtTN X co,
No. 40 Eighth street, above Penn. ay
ap8-lw Washington u, e.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04

EVERYBODY's ATTENTION Is CALLED
r. TO cur new stock Of Spring Clothing, Furnishing
GoSds, Trunks, Hats and Caps, at No 46O Seventh
strset, opposite the Pcst Office mer 3O-d3m
The national Republican., 1862-04-04

OFFICIAL NOTICE.
HEADQUARrERs
PRovUsr MARSHAL OFFICE,
Washington, D. q, April 3, 1862.
Special Order, No. "a.
The steamer " Thomas Collyer," under con
troll Of the " Mount Vernon Ladies' Association u
will be allowed to resume her trips to Noun,
Vernon. Noother boat or vessel will be allowed
10 land At that place.
By order: Major W. 4. DosrER,
Provost Marshal.
g. Is. ROBINSON, Adluiant.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
AiniA Ihr lIonlrRball,Ia.

During tho last week. MIRA. d. NJ. Kelsey and
lArs. G. Jayne visited the g COntraband quar-.
ters" on Twenty frat street and NJ the old Gap.
i,ol, and saw about nifty fugitives, Of various
soris and siLos," ravelng In the air Of freedom,
and tsuch ~ arc able TO work) willing 10 labor
for their now mas,er--self. Most NJ them,
however, were poorly clad, and therefore, m.
fitted for Gleanly household ser wants, and some
were infants dopendent upon helplsss mothers;
all needing sy ympathy and suCcor. These ladies.
therefore, In behalf Of the " "Freedman's Aid
Society,"" be. gan the Dorcaa like task Of aims
giving and aims asking. and, on visiting the
Senate, presented the object Of T. cir mission 10
honorable members of that body. from the
North and South, audience ouragsd by all, re-.
pulsed by none a-received In actual payment
and subscription upwards of sixty dollars.
They then proceeded TO dry goods merchant
and purchased about $40 worth Of cotton,
Il ,nnel. and prints, which are being cut out and
dis,ributed for making into necessary wearing
apparel for the needy and deserving fugitives.
Ladies, therefore, who have heart and leisure
to assist, are invited to call upon Mrs. Jayne,
corner ofC and FOurand a. half streets. whore
they can ind employment for their nimble and
benevolent fingers, and thus prepare the OBJ
iects OF their charity for self maintenance.
Those WIN have clothing 1T any and avery
description. and. more especially mdtCridi aid
arc requested to call and contribute before
being called upon to subscribe for this worthy
object. An account Of receipts and expendi
lures IN kept, and can be examined at any time
where contributions are recsived.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
whis.hurss, No. 134 Pam. Av..ss.

ID selling Original 0drles de- uisite phOtUgrs phs
Of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Ranks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our LIKENESS OF
Mcclellan Is the latest published, and Ia oon.
sidsrsd The best IN existence. See our photo.
grabs 10 oil and water Golors. Also portraits Of
distinguished men. Attention of military men
. called " our 'ul length lettertypes, for send.
ng by mail deo 10
The national Republican., 1862-04-04

On last Saturday, Mr.. George W. Emerson. }.
butcher, of this city sent one OF his employees,
named william White, to Alexandra to collect
"A bill of 500. White collected the bill, bul in,
stead of returning tho money TO his employer, r,
went to the depot In this city. on Monday morn.
ing, and purchased \ ticket for Newark. N. j.,
where his wifo lived. Mr.. Emerson. inmedi.
ately upon ascertaining the above facts, en-
gagged the services Of Detective Oficer j. +.
King, who left this city in pursuit in tho early
train on Tuesday morning. Upon arriving In
Newark the officer discovered that White, who
arrived IN Newark At 2 O'Clock on Tuesday
morning, had lett that-pIace, accompanied By
his wife, on Wednesday, morning, for the West
He followed tho pair AS far as Albany, whom,
deeming further pursuit useless, he returned
arriving in this city yesterday afternoon.
White had heretoinre borne the character OF a
very faithful employee. Mr.. Emerson placing
the most implicit confidence In his honesty.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04

sS- Lecture Association r1eeaing.-I am
instructed to announce tina. there will be meeting
of the Washington Lecture Association at the lower
room, temperance Hall, Il street, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, on Saturday evening, al AZ
o'clock A punclual aud general attendance Is very
desirable W. A CKOfFUr,
b,c. W. L Association
wAssIsnrsR, April 5, 1852 apr4-d4t
The national Republican., 1862-04-04

>k-sA- .Aan -SApuADhp svLLinks :,
Psblisksi In conformity with the rcsoiuuoL Of tb,
Senate oI iuiy 10, 1851.
tt hminasy Hospital, sewyac.sH, Mpch %.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04

~ PhotOgra phs = nd A ,nb brOt ypes Of ali
Iizes are taten on a new plsn only known 10 the
pr prietor Of the Mcclellan Art Gallery $40 Seventh
itrcei four doom above D.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
MO MONEY! No MONEY!

MO MONEY! No MONEY!
The soldiers without mouey Everybody without
friends in the Army and Navy, that we continually
keep alive and active, aud shall be pleased to ill
even the smallest order of our
JUSTLY CELEBRATED CARD PORTRAITS
OF Generals Colones. Lsdes, etc, Ito. which are
al prc,eot known and valued by almost every body.
Our collection number. l23, and increases daily
Remember, TWENTY FIVE LINE ENGRAVED
CARD PORTRAITS Tor One Dolia- and a la ger
discount made to agents since we reduce the retail
price Circular ana terms sent on apI loation to
l.. FRANC h CO,
Publishers,
No $50 Seventh street.
apl-ti -Four Doors above d, up stsirs.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
o + + IC 1 A l..

OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT Ur STATE,
Washington, Jan. 25, 1862.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members Of Congress on business on Saturdays.
commencing with Saturday, the arst Of next
month.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04

COZ ID N RS MONEY
A l. TMENT RATS.
THE ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY
will forward
SOLDIERS REMITTAN ICES
10 their families at any place on the liues Ct their
Express ut charge of
TWENTY FIVE CENTS
For any suu not exceeding Fifty Dollars and u
proportionate additional charge to places reached
by connecti'g Expresses
The remittance, whether Gold, Treasury Notes, or
Allotment Drafts, should be enclosed in an euveoue
and securely sealed, and have the full ghdres. On
GLIDING town, post ONCE, and Stak1 and Ia css
the rect ald RumSer) Of the person TO whlW TO be
cent, and the amount legibly marked thereon
Envelopes for this purpose may te had 1t ur
office.
10 fsci itste prompt dtl very the charge for re-
mittance should be psepaid .
The national Republican., 1862-04-04

AI-Jhe Mcclellan Ph0toR, PHI and A in-
brotypc Gallery. $40 Seventh street, four doors
above d, hsE he ornc W ashington Institution for
the most pleading Csrtes dc VIste. 1t will be your
loss by not patronixing such perfect establishment
The national Republican., 1862-04-04

81 Republican Association. Pursuant to
a request signed by uamerous m, mbeIs, meeting OF
the Republican Association Of Washington is hereby
sppoInle, to be held at Temperance Hall on MON
DAY EVENING next. al O'Clock in reference TO
the approaching municipal election iu'l ausra
ancc Is requched j, J, COOMbs,
ap2-5t President.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04

LSON ENT wITn BOAhD.-A aAs
II SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM furnished, I,
suitable Tor two gentlemen Cas- hot and cold water
bath adjscenI No aAA ninth street, second deoF
Aayth Of Patent Once. Jan u
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
Crlasalnal Court.

Hon. JAMES DUNLAP, PREsiDiEG, ,--Obe Lee
charged with assault and battery en Mary 4.
Butler. Verdict guilty. ...- .
Thomas Ryan. charged with assault upon and
resisting 0nicer Robt. Campbell, of the Me,r, .
poli,an Police, while in the discharge Of his
duty. Verdict guilty.
George Evans, for siaaiins 4 bag Of -four val.
ued At 81, from VIM. B. Robinson: was found
guilty.
William MCCARTHY, for highway robbery ire m
Daniel Pratt. jun; not guilty. .G.g7-.. .-.
TIE last named individual made n grea,
spteon in the course of his testimony, which
took the court. jury. lawyers, and the speota
Of his own exploits; he also said he would write
or speak with any man on the globe. During
portions Of his great effort, the court room was
Gonvulsed with laughier.l
Ellen Wolfe, for keeping n disordsily and
bawdy house; was found guilty. 800
Joshph Turner. for assault and battery IN
Charles j. Gates; was iouod guilty.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04

I" Not1cts OF MHrrIsBts' bIrShs' hHu
Deaths, ...-H...
Occurring in Washington and Georgetown, will
he printed In this paper without charge.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
COrns. RQniOns

COrns, HaniOns,
Ca,ostius, Bal Nails, Enlarged Joints, aud all dis.
seses Of the human Feet, cured without pain loss
Of blood, by
BR WHITE, RusGEoN CHIRoPoDIsr,
1915 Pennsyl vania Avenue, between AZ and 9th sts
Room No. I, second hoor.
OfiCe hours from IL m. tos p, m.
Gebteel and separate apart mcnt for Ladies'
Ladies' and Gentlemen attended at their residences
mar 27 when desired
The national Republican., 1862-04-04

So YOUR ATTENTION Is CALLED TO OuK
new stock OF Spring Clio hing, Furnishing Costs,
Trunks, Hats and Caps which we are s,lng ~
low. ratsd than any other store In The city, at
SMlThIi, No. 500 Seventh street, near Y.
mAr Sn-1Sm
The national Republican., 1862-04-04

HS- We are pleased 20 e q u the attention
vf our 81 izcns and o ers to NE M'7an Art Gal eyy
$40 Seventh street, four doors blve d. There no
other pac" IN this city where so beautiful fhotu.
graphs and AmbIotypes arc taken and where SO
much politeness Ia shown 10 customers
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
Curious Case-Is = Hotel Keeper n RssPos
sibls SsesArsfetss ssbseA fssss s-DoarAr

Curious Case-Is . Hotel Keeper 4 sspos- :
sibis ssesArttstss sseses frs~ s-1oaFAr
er's Room.
, A oattous osSs ,osms DIP bsfbre Justice Glib.
erson yesterday, The circumstances Of which
were as follows: 70
named Nehemiah Ms,son. while stopping ~
Ssy Ss:s rSsSs n ss.y sud s1s "" ssSr
tl0o each. The money is alleged to have been
stolen from his room. The fact "f thsrobbery
was communicated to the proprietor by Mr.:
Matson as soon as he disc ,vored his loss, and
offering, as he wns xbout 10 leSvs Town, " com.
promise the matter " Mr.. Clay would cxricei
his board bill-amounting IN between 80 and
lion, telling NJ. Gs,scn That that hs could moi SSvs
his baggage until he settled his bill. Ater this,
Mr.. MRtsOn lon for his homo In Illinois, and
nothing WAS heard from him until within the
last lew days, when an afidavit WAS received
been robbed, while stopping At Clay q hotel "oi
H4 In current Eastern bank nOtes, and two
drafts for 800 EACH" Mr.. Matson In his an
dAvit, says that the drafts which we're stolen
from him, have since been paid, but does mo-
state whether paid to himself or TO the thief
who stols them. d r.'. "lI.. o..
Mr. Clay argued that he was not responsible
for the loss, as \ printed notice appears on
each page OF the hotel register, declaring that
the proprietors OF the hotel will mot make
they are delivered Ia them for safe keeping
When articles are delivered to than for safe
Keeping, they are locked up In nm iron safs,
and II stolen from thence they hold themselves
responsible for the loss incurred 10 the parties
depOsiting them, but not unless.
Mr.. Mats,m's attorney oGsred 10 compromise
the matter for his client, if Mr.. Clay would
cancel the board bin which Mr.. Clay refused 10
do, stating that he had nothing to compromise,
~ he did not consider himself responsible for
the loss Of the money.
After hearing the arguments Of both coin.
ssi. (Which occupied about three hours tme)
the Justice finally dismissed the case on the
plea that he had no jurisdiction in the premi-
ses. Plaintiff to pay the costs.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04

Al General Hospital, Union Hotsl, oorn~ Bridqs
and Wdshinqton streets, GeorgstO,cn. March "a
The national Republican., 1862-04-04

A1-SpsCial NOtiCe.-On and after Tuesday,
April |, 1856? The train, Oh the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad will commence fuuni,g daily, Sunday,
exceptcd) leaving taia Station at 40 a. m, and
connecting At Washington Junction with Mail
Train for all parts Of the West rd Wheeling or
Parkersburg. Through tickets sold and baggage
checked. ". L. SMITH,
NJ. OF TransI uridtioa b so Il H.
ap l-dtt IStar Globe
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
Al General Hospital, tCircls,) Washington,
March rs.

Al India,m Hospital, Patent Ofice) Washing
ton, ID. O.. March 20.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04

~ brakes Plantation Bitters.-s. i.
1850. y 1t invigorateS, Strengthens and puriies
the system; Ia a perfect appetizer, and the most
agreeable and ehcctuai tonic in the world 1t Is
composed Of the celebrated Cs'isays bark, roots,
herbs and pure St Croix rum. PsrtioulArly
adapted to delicate females; cures Dyspspsia and
Weakness and is just the thing for the changes Of
seasons sold by all grccer, druggists, hotels, and
saloons r. H. DRAKE Il CO,
an l-3m 20 broadway, N, Y.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04

DY WALL 4 BARNARD, Aact'rs, Cor. of
ID Ntnth street and PENN. Avenas =
On MONDAY the 2sth day q Aprii. $50, q !
in Liber A. S. No. 90 folio- 2sB, c! se, one Of the
laud records for Washington county, v. c., shall
TO the Highest bidder portion Of the tract Of land
"PLEASANT PLAINS,p r-t .
Situated In the county of Washington, on the Sew.
eath Street road imm. diately adj ,ining the toll.
keepers house. ut the hrst toll gate. .r
Terms made known on the day Of GALE. ..
U. u. WARD, "
= Trustee.
WALL 4 BARNAkD
mar 2g-law4wkds Auctioueers.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04

fa) Chaplain. ID, Captain. 10, First LID utenant
, tenant tg) Captain.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04

NF TERNOON ENTER 7 NIVMENT 7
For Ladies and Families, on
WEDNESDAY q SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
at2 O'Clock,
when o lavish distribution of ELEGANT PRES
ENTS IL made Rich and costly J-welry. Books
Toys, Fancy Articles, sew ING MACHINE, and
MAGNIFICENT SILK DRESSES.
The Silk Drcss presented to Mrs. Sherman
No. 10 Prospec, street, Georgetown, on "Wednesday
afternoon.
mar 81 Star