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Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-02-27
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.

Succession de Laurent Bize.
TN vertu dun ordre de rHon. Cou
~ de District dams ct pour la paroisse
des Natchitoches,. Btat de la Louisiana
IL sera vendu EN- vente publique, at
magasin de N o, Capmartin. ga rf,
lie Ln'di 10e jopr de Mars 1862,
Les articles suivants appartenant 4 la
dite succession, savoir - 8''f' f' =
Cihq caisses de chandelles
Une caisse de vim f q. GH
Un baril sucre 4resr .r. 81
un vieille selle !; ... ,
Une riiontre en- argent
Une MALE ct son contenn
Un cofre d'outils de charpente
I'm lit
Uh poole. Fl #@ . 81.
Conditions de la vcnte Compliant.
~ d. Y. MURPHY. 6
u Fev. ..azI Encan teur Il.
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ALL ontatzAL, ny sdrrHtRs Ar1unrs.
Its Aims are lIigh--lts Support should
be Cordial,

Soldier q. Civilla who wpull sce Our Con.
iederaey truly iree extend your aid to build
up an lNpEPENDESr SOUTHERN LITERATURE
By fostering and encouraging it. Fou er c.
an enduring btlwark for Liberty that will
defend you where armies are powerless. Give
IT your support tlow-it Sill repay you q
thousand iold. Gallant arnies on the bat
tle-field defend y against open foes - the
tress, proper y sustained. will do no less if
will protect you against NOR dangerous
because insidious oues Call forth by active
encouragement talented writer's to the manor
born, ilrl 'salaat as an army with ban
ners, will they, in the dissemination of D re
influences, and high aspifations, and true trill-
ciples fight the good fight Of ie7aIty to ctr
country against the willy Northnien, who
have spread broadcast over OR fair Land
their noxious exhalations, thr ugh the me
dum OF those Northern Peri ideals, hereto
fore 50 much patronised by us. We offer y@u
the "SOUTHERN MO>TlILY' rs. an ex-
ponent Of Southern Sentiments and Sonitern
Institutions; q depo itory Of souther Litera.
ry and Scie tiic effort. It contain, nnety-six
pages OF r ling matter, embracing "South-
ern Essay Southern lass,r "Southern
Poesy." and Typographical Sketches of South
ern Men" 1t is embelisled ~ "i'ortraits of
Southern Men and will in future numbers
have "VieWs Of Southern Scenes"
Such is our programme may We not hope
for q large audience We ask full house.
We look ior 10000 subscribers.
HUTTON Il FREIIGH,
aiemphls, Feb, 1852 ,f. M Publhefs
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-02-27
Succession de Ernest lie Gendre

Succession de Ernest lie Gendre
T 0UIS DUPLEX, ayant denandG a
~ etre liomme Administrations de la
Succession de Ernest lie Gendre
dec6dt, avis 'st par ees presents donnG
d toutes personnes int6ressd u, voir 4
dedulre dans dix jours les raisons
pour les quelIes la demande du pet-
tionnalre ne seralt pa accod6e.
i. J. BOUIS,
Feb. u 1869. GrelEcr.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-02-27

BY the by, a communication address
sed to the Editors Of the " Q. Cres.
cent, states that the Parish Of Match.
itoches has sent butifour companies Of
volunteers, when it is we'll known
fact that sren have LIFT since the com
meneement of the war, every one of
whom being now at their post Of honor
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-02-27

By his ordes No. lol, dated Feb
ruary II, 1859, the Governor has re-
appointed all the Brigadicr Generals
of the Louisiana Militia, and it is with
pleasure that we have found the name
of our worthy officer, j. B. Smith, Esq.
for the 10th Brigade composed of Ra
piles, Sabine, Natchitoches, Catahoula,
and Concordia.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-02-27

OccUPAroN or New Mexico BY GEN,
SIBlEY, Gen. II, II. Sibley, Brigadier.
General Army G. S. has taken formal
possession Of New Mexico in The M me
Of the Confederate Statee, by procla-
nation to his army, dated Head Quar-
tcrs Of the Army Of New Maxieo, ON
the goth day Of December, 1881.
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Notice to Per Emp.ors.

:, The Approved Arov township Map Of
Township (l8) Eighteen North Of
Range (l4) Foitrtcen West, West Of
Red River, North Western land
district has been received at the
Land Office at Natchitoches. Pre-.
Enptors are notified to come forward
and file their Pre- Emption Claim.
Nstchltochns February l4.h 1862
s ", HYiNg.
" Rsf~es~.
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,a @ MARTINS
Steam Sd,U-MHI.

Until further notice the price for
nber will be as follows
1st Quality, at the sa# mill $1,000
per thousand NJ f' ''5. =f
lst Quality, delivcrgdih town SO, 90
per thousand NJ. III 4s=
Orders left with our Agent. Louis
Duplex, will receive prompt dispatc.
/MARTIV. & son.
January &c 1862 @H#7 5.aa
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-02-27
AU CORSET DOR.
W. PR ET.A r,

No.75, rue dc Chartres, au premier
b A KSosoE aux rnarchands, que par suite
N arrangements pris en- Europe. rece
vra constamneht un sopcrbe ct grand assor
timent de c9rsets de tous genres ct de
toute qualte, quill livrera des priz plus
avantageux que ceIlx de New York.
v. Pretat, faisant une specialize du corset
depuis nombre d'anntes offre auxmarchahds
des avantages qu'ils ne trouyeront MULE part;
il les prie de vonloiF bien l'honorer dc eur
'vlslte avant d'achetcr aillenrs.
fEEa Il 7b CoRsETs. aet-9as ~
- Recu par les darniers arrivages d'ETfope
un comp ct assortment de cDrsets nouFeanx,
apprles Cetntute Rfgttcs, article de haute
nonveaute parisietne, a vendre un gfos seale-
ment. s.-.-. ../ szL-..,.
I'm lot de- japes francaise, haute nouveaute
en- erin ct mouseline. @a /~1s #
Un assortment de corsets dun tissu tout
q jour, dit CORSET ORIENTAL, fait expresse.
msnt pour Ia niaison V/Pretat.
sss~ Les ordres de Ia ca,npagne .eysr
remplis aver ponctualitf
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-02-27
vENTE DE SUCCESSION.

Succession de Daniel CARNEY.
L sera vendu cli vente publiuuc, Il
i Samedi, 8ine jour de Mars, 1869, /
Ia derniere residence de Daniel UarnleJ
decide, les proprietes suivantes appar
tenant d la dite succession, consistal'
Uu lot de cotton,
Un lot dc cocllons, 5f
Fourntnre de maison eide chisinc.
Conditions dc la vente, COMPLIANT
MARY MEIdNDA CARNEY,
Few 81. xe# Administrators
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-02-27

Hoas-The Knoxville Register says
that several southern exchanges are
making statements, one of which late J
found its way into its columns, to the
effect that there are yet plenty of hogs
in east Ten iessee and that prices are
tumbling. A gentleman who processes
to be posted, assures the editor of that
paper that the surplus crop in that
region has b-en pretty well taken up
by the government, and there are
scarcely enough left for home consump.
ton The statement was probably
designed to effect the price of pork in
the Georgia and Alabama markets
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-02-27
SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Daniel Carnley.
WILL be sold at public auction or
w SATURDAY March 8tn 1862 a
the late residence Of Daniel Carnley
all noveable property belonging {,
said sue ession, consisting cheilly il
Cotton z.=.#-.
Hogs /;
House hold and Kitchen furniture.
Terms Of sale, CASH. .+a a#s
MILLY MELINDA CAnsbrY, 7
Feb. 27th. 81 Administrative
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-02-27

SINGULAR CoIScIpEseE-F Quarter
master Floyd, of Col. Newman's regi-
ment, now in our city on official bus
mess, we learn that this regiment lost
in the Fishing Creek fight II killed
and 26 wounded. the precise number
they lost both killed and wounaed in
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-02-27

asr Advertisements sent to the unlo
after Tuesday evening, will not be pubihs'a
selore the ensuing week ,.N
Persons desiring TO stop advertisement.
must give notice thereof at the once, o,nsl :,
wise they will be continued and chafged ~
until expressly forbidden.
No Job work will be done hereafter, unles'
the pa7.ean.be had on delivery i.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-02-27

camps of instruction are established in
the Southern, Central and Cherokee
sections Of the State, and the Georgia
boys are already enrolling them
selves If the requisition is not filled
by the 4th Of March, draft will be or
derad q
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-02-27

TIE Georgsaas Fofhntssrtug- ac-
cordance with the requisition Of the
President, Gov. Brown, of Georgia, has
issued proclamation for twelve regi.
menta 70 serve during the war Their
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Notice.

The stockholders to the "Eatchito
ches Union" will meet at the Office o.
Mr.. l.. Duplex, on Saturday the Isl
of March next, for important matter.
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Wanted TO buy

1900 Bales Of cotton for which Gust
WILDE paid on delivery BY. DrrLr;z
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i No subscription will be received for |
sterusi period then year unless aecompahfat
by q usiness advertisement.
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Ne subscription discontinued uhth Y
rearages are paid. aam..H u
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.eg srt va.gmz affs iab II
I -eeh #4ss4yl3s --- agssslses essFa
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Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-02-27

Thus done and passed at my Office,
in the parish of Natchitoches, n pres
ence of James NJ 3. Tucker and Ben
jamin j. Bouis, witnesses of lawful
age and domiciliated III said parish,
who hare signed these presents with
the said parties and me the said Re-
corder aud Notary, on this fifteenth
day Of February, in the. year of our
I,ord, One Thousand Eight Hundred
The national Republican., 1862-05-09
DIED,

On the morning Of the sth instant, JOHN Nc
CvrCHEN, son OF William and Margaret McCutob.
en-, aged Is years.
The friends Of tho family are respectfully IL.
vited 10 attend his funeral, Saturday Afternoon, |,
At halEpsst two O'Clock, from his fathers rest
dencs, Thirteenth street east, between U and H
streets, Navy Yard.
On Thursday, the 18th Instant, Susie r. wife
OF James Z. C0nant, aged 20 years.
The friends Of the family are Invited TO attend
the funeral, ut ST Ninth street, between l. and
NJ streets, ut 10 v'olook, M, this day:
Howell, Mass, and hiddlebury, VT, papers
please oopy.l 'p.l
On the 7th instant, 20 minutes past 8 O'Clock
y. m CovISaToN, second daughter OF Brooke
and Martha Mackall, aged 10 years.
The friends OF the family are respectfully To-.
vited to attend the funeral, on Friday, the 9th
instant, at II O'Clock, a. M, from the residence
Of her parents. H' '.'.
The national Republican., 1862-05-09

DY GneEs d WILLIAMs, Auc.ion.er..
ID TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
ERTY. by virtue of q deed Of trust, made and tx
ecutCd on the 22d day Of March, 1850, by Alfred
Day, to the sub,crber, aud duly recorded in Liser
j. A g., No. 197 folios IS seq, one OF III. land re-
cordi Of Wa hinston County, In the District of Co
lumoia: for csr'aia purposrs therein mentioned,
Ill sell, at public auc len, on the premises, Ga
| Fourth s'rset, tetwsea + ard Q streets west, on
| MONDAY the 18th day Of May nsNt Z ensuing .t
CHOU Sd lying ,nd being In the city OF Washing
| ton, known and designated, On the ground plat or
plan thereof, stweaty eight feet ffoat AVID run ming
back the oep of the lot numbered siX 6) In square
numbered nys hundred and twenty.o one ,b2l, 1t be
ing the south twenty eight feet Of said lot No g. to
geiher with The improvements, consisting Of two
Story and basement lex house and premises, with
the appurtenances.
TEaMs OF SALE.-One third Of she purchase morey
to be paid within thre days after ire day Of tale,
aid the remain der Ia three equal instalmcns at SiN
twelve and eighteen months with noies on Interest
A ed 10 he given and deed Of trust taken, at
the expense ot the purchaser TO secure the deferred
payments. If the terms of sale be not complied
with within thies days after the sale the trustee
serves the right to sell Ut the cost and risk Of the
CORNELIUS LENT. Trustee.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS.
ap 25- tgwSds AuctJneers.
The national Republican., 1862-05-09
Polie. Report-Ys.t.ra.x..

First Precint, County.-Robert Dean, Frank
Lusby, John Wilson, Lloyd Jenkins and Thos.
pubaii. kidnapping; held over for hearing.
Second, Coun'y.-John F. Williams, drunk
military authorities. John Jackson, stealing
$3.50; do. Thos. Dickson, drunk; do. Michael
Moto drunk and d!sorderly; do. Stephen Den.
ton and Ezekiel Hill. drunk 10 the street; do.
u. Golden, drunk and attempt TO steal horse;
DO. .... r.F y
Third, Georgetown, &o.-Mary Fnrgusop,
prostitution; work-houss. Nathan Herbert,
throwing stones; fined sl66. Samuel Hawkins,
firing ris,o'; hued ..5 SO. Samuel Hawkins,
Francis, laceny; jail for court. Thos. Evans,
threats; security TO Keep the peace. jose
ph'ne Washington, larceny; dismissed. Thos.
Ward and p. Herbert, disOrderiy; tined tl.44.
Andrew Donne,y and Chas Smith. disordsrly;
Fourth, First wsrd.-John Jones, drunk dis.
missed. Wv.
Fifth, Second ward.-Biddy Ann, johnson,
disordsriy; nned 81, o.. II. G. Fremont, drunk
Insulting ladies; fined s2.sI. Timothy Reynolds,
asleop In the street; Ared t3.04, Robert R.
Miller, theft; disnissed.
6lxth-Third Ward Geo. Williams. Geo. =.
derly; nned % So. Wmil lam Moody, concealed
weapons; dismissed. Leven Love, disorderly;
hned tl0t. John Gargnor, riding on pavement;
paid so cents cos.. Alfred Baxter. stealing mo.
The the stroe'; aned n.Si James Poe. psddlinS S
without ,iioenss; dism sssd. Everharst Cot.
man. disorderly; fined 81. Virginia Hunt, dis.
orderly; dismissal. Josephine Hunt, do; fined
sl9i. VIM. Sohenig, drunk; over to the mill.
tary. john kennedy, do; fned t2.6e. A. q.
Hammond, suspicious character; ordered 10
leave the city. Abm. B. Gaskil, pickpooket,
held for hearing. Peter Connor, drunk and
disordsry; fined q. Matthew v. Waterman,
seventh-.Fourth Ward-.Hugh Maxwell,
drunk; dismissed. Henry Trowsman, assault
and battery; bail to keep tho peaoe. Pat.
Hranehan, drunk and disOrderly; over to the
military. :. Ward, assault and battery; dis
missed Wm. AvertOD, drunk and sleeping In
the street; over 10 the military. Chas. Brough,
do; dismissed. II. MoDermott, do; nned S3.S0.
missed. ". A. Church, suspicious character;
dismissed Charles Kelly, drunk and sleeping
In tho street; over ~ the military. John Kane,
do; hned 81. Aun Smith. drunk and hghting;
fined 50 5S. 80"
Il ghth-Finh ward.--James Murphy, wn.
Hamleton, and John Cotriok, larceny; dis.
missed. Julia Lrmax. disorderly; nned $3.50.
ding; Aned $3.50. John Hix, drunk and disor'
derly; dismlsse A. j. Roe, larceny; dismissed
James Hurry, drunk; d missed. -.
Tenth-Seventh Wdrd.--A. j. Mcdonald aud
4. JGttinga, abusive language; dismissed. J. u.
Henlin. fast driving; judgmen. deferred. Sam
uel Roberts, drunk dismissed. john Jones
carrying concealed weapons judgment defer'
rsd. John Brown, stealing q pillow; JAIL fol
o0urt. Pat Cronder, fast riding; dned IS o.
Pat Goodwin, drunk; hn.d$3 %. Jos. Sweeney
drunk; difali-sed. Mag. g.Whakeley, selling liquOl
without license; fined s20.9t. VIM, Richards
do. dlsn ssed. Mag. Thompson, prostitute
workhouse 90days.
The national Republican., 1862-05-09
PuKtllstIe.

John Howard. who seems to possess none OF
the amiabls qualities of his illustriOus name.
sake, concluded that us II soldiers business Ia
10 fight he would try the mettle Vt n certain
soldier he met on the street yesterday alter.
noon, near the corner Of D and Seventh street.
Officers Morris and Fuss arrested him and took
him before Justice Walter, who fnad him
40
The national Republican., 1862-05-09

IUST I.OOH At TuIs!-WHO ~,
j WANTS A PLEASANT H0MEy-The EE;,,I
undersigned offers FOR SALE or rem his Hiu
place Known M GROVE COTTAGE, in the Iural
Village of Falls Church, Fairfax county, Virginia
IL Is on the Alexandra and Lsesburg turnpike, and
within q few minutes walk Of the depot en- the
4. l. aud H.. Railroad, about five miles from
Georgetown. six or feven from Washington, and
eight from Alexandra.
The place contains stme ten acres OF choice Land
in good cultivation, with meadow, pasture, plow.
land, and garden, 10 good proportions Also, about
pie, apricot, pear, pluu,, cherry, and qulrcs ,rees
also, goo~berrteI, rsp6srries, strawoer iss, cur.
mental shTuobery and flowers.
Grove Cousge stands In besutiful grove o: OAK
and chestnut with some eyergn ems, aud Is conyeni
ent In eve y respect, and In good cordit on; has Il
first rate cellar, and well Of good water by the
door; also, tue spring In the pasture.
Convenient 10 the house Is q large carriage barn,
stables, yard. shed, and all necessary cut bnc ,gs
Possession can be givep immedia'ely,
H. W. READ
First Comptr0ller's Ofi,e,
Treasury Department,
mys-if or, at 442 Ninth street
The national Republican., 1862-05-09
Pedal ExcFeseAoes.

Corns, Bunions, C.losi,iss, Club and Inverted
treated suooessfuiiy BY Dr. q. WHITE. surgeon
Chiropodist, Tfios between -Four .and.a halt and
Sixth srssts, Lsne and Tuckers BUILDING, Pennsyl.
ysnia avenue Operations are performed in . few
minutes and the relief 10 instantaneous that the
patient csn always walk immsdiatey after the oper.
alton, without the least inoonvenience. No charge
for consultation. Ladies' and gentlemen attended At
their residenoss when desired. my3
The national Republican., 1862-05-09
us.SIsSa.sa2..Sxni
v,ok vAs. o,a
n Ne EailOrse N Ms Nauonol kep,lblicun,

~ We Edtfora ~ ne Ndttonut Rep,iblicun,e
Many citizens Of the FIfth ward desire 10 state,
through ynat papor, that there was great iflju,. !.
tco manifested (not intentIonal) In the selection
vfeaudi dAeesAt our Wssd ne sting on W edussdsy
night. All citizens H. that ward who sustain tho
war policy ofth6 Administration, were invited
to attend. irrespective Of party. A large meet
Ing O. ofivsned. ana fnshy prominent Democrats
tcrk Part 70 Y, and stHfipgls Sns was honor.
exceptionnbfe names were presented, and but
one Republican Was nominated,
Ia ThS needing xaoptsd Lfssght,ion shbodying
the very principle suggested In the call, viz |,
THAT We cordially endorse THO wHr policy ef the
Ad@inistrstion un,h ~ Y pg!!ips dCEa ,his nsnou.
en-, earthly sustained, The resolution, and Mr..
q. ?. Guiick spoke against, Il and voted against
itaend he Was placed M nomination BY the
highest number Of votes given fnr one Of the
Again, an the candidates except the Alder.
man were taken from the southern portion Of
tho ward, thus giving the cold shouIdsr 10 the
n rthern and central portions Of the ward. The
meeting, We trust and believe, had no Intention
to thus do wrong, or aot uniustly in Its delibs.
rationa, and We call attention TO the facts now
10 order that al osusss Of oomplaint may be
removed tths adjourned meeting on Monday
~" N''' MANY Crrixsxs.
The national Republican., 1862-05-09
PerAOnal,

Gov. A. W. Bedford, of Marylaudi Ex.Gov
A. II. Reeder, of Ktnsas; Gen, Seymour; Gen
B. r. Reno, lhn hero Of Mouth Carolina; Hon
Hiram Barney, coeri r .of he port of New
York; Mii. D'Angri; M,uI BrIgnoli; Amodio,
and l.. n. Gu,tschalk, are al the Willard H"te'
Gen. d. L. SicGles is 1T Browns Hotel.
The national Republican., 1862-05-09
by wall 4 B.RSARD. EtL1 Ares,onssrs:77 a

HorEL LIVERY, SALH AND FxcHAsoE srABLE AT
AUCTION SATURDAY MORNING, 18th inst.
at II O'Clock, we will sell at The National Hotel
Livery, Sale and Exchange Stable, on Sixth .treei
between Louisiana avenue and street, the entire
stock of Mes.rs. Carpenter d Thomis, comprising
90 head of good Family and Carriage lIoIs:s
10 light Oper add Top Wago,s
10 Close and 0p-n Carriages
81 sets Double AM Single lIarres.
Rober, Blankets, Whips, &c, Sc.
The National Hotel Omnibus
Also, the Good viii and Lease Of Stable
Terms cash,
ny6-i WALL BARNARD, Aue's
The national Republican., 1862-05-09
wh,,snur.., No. asa Penn. Avenue.

Is selling original carries de uisite photographs
OF Generals SCOTT, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness OF
Mcclellan IL the latsst published, and Is oon.
side eIed the best Ia existence. See our photo.
grabs in oil and water colors. Also portraits OF
distinguished men. Attention of military men
ia called to our full length lettertypes, for send.
tuy b, mail 49,. de0 10
The national Republican., 1862-05-09

AS- Se aie pleased 10 call the attention
oil 0ur ci iIeus anUl iers to tia McC7sIa Art Gal cry,
$40 Seventh street four doors abeye D. There 10 no
other place In this city whtre so beautiful Photo
sraphs and Ambrotypes are taken, and where %
muc,, politeness Is shown TO customers
The national Republican., 1862-05-09

DAILIEF'5 sALE-Oa SATURDAY the loih
space in froat Of the BInk Of washiagton, tie TO-
lnwipg goods and chattels to wit: ~ boxes Bourbon
WHISKY m ,rked NJ - boxes Blackberry Brandy;
boxes Cherry Brandy; 4 boxe. Old Crown Port. .
boxes Old Port Wine. Seized ami taken fer rent
due by J. T Strong 10 Fitzhuyh Cnyle.
j. +. KING.
Us NORWOOD.
myT-dN Balif.s.
The national Republican., 1862-05-09
LOCALoNEWS. Ola
Wo Advertisers.

Nearly 10 thousand copies Of The RepSb
Moan are circulated savns the aoa,,ns popus.
don every dag, besides tsslarss number served
TO regular subssresr, Advertisers r,r take
Nnts sooordinqly. g0tuy
The national Republican., 1862-05-09

Ar Photographs and Amb sotypes OF . II
sizes are taken on Q new plsn only known 70 the
pr prstoe Of the MCCLELLAN Art Gasfy $40 Seventh
street. four doors above d. y.
The national Republican., 1862-05-09

ANTh s7cCleIla n Photogi aph and M
brotype GaIerY, $40 Seventh street. Tour doors
ahhvt'b. h . ore q WASHINGTON Institution for
The niost pir 81 C.rtes dc V.site. II Will 70 ytur
oss by not pstronzing such perfect sstsbltshmsnt.
The national Republican., 1862-05-09

ny j. 4. urcGUIi,s - CO.. Auction.crs.
u GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
ANIMALS-On WEDNESDAY MORNING nry
"a, commencing at 10 o'clock, we shsil seI, a. the
CORRAL" near the National Observatory
A numbe. of HORSES ata MULES, condemn
as unfit for the Government servi1e.
Terms cash, In Government funds
j. j. DANA,
Capt. Ase't On. u. s A.
JAS q. MgGUIRE 4 Co,
my dts AuctioneerH
The national Republican., 1862-05-09
Tho Feet.

We cali special attention 10 the advertisement Of
recommend him u msstsr Of his buslnsN
The national Republican., 1862-05-09

CtIIEAP LIVING.
u THE NEW YORK EATING ROOMS, I7i
Seventh street oppodte the Post 0ice, Is the cheap
est and best Eating Place In the city Of Washington
See the prices
Roast Beef, and the best Bread, Butter aud pota,
toe, 10 cents
Roast Pork, Bread, Butter and fotstoe, 10 cents,
Roast Mutton Bread, Butter and Potatoe, 10 cts
Beef Steal, Bread, Butter and Potatoe, 10 cts
Ham aud Eggs, 20 cent,
Veal Cntlet, Bread Butter and Poiaioe, 10 o's,
Coffee and Rolls, 10 cts
And all other prices In proportion.
Every article served up the establishment is Of
the beat quality and equal to any hotel In the city
| my 6-lm' IS.