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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-06-19

By our Military Maniac.-Q.-Wher
are soldiers like trees in spring. A
When their leaves are nearly out.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-06-19

Beauregard's victory at Pittsburg
Landing is very much like that describ,
ed by John Phoenix. He says:
i held the enemy by my nose, which
! had inserted between his teeth for thu,
purpose.
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The wise man justly regards good
ness as something to be attained
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IN = n13sr7i gnedLss jGs! received an assort.
/ tnent oi the shove stoves. which he offers
50 the public at moderate prices. There il a
great saving OF fact ~ the rge Of these Stove
Sept. Il. 1889 JOHN JOHN 0Ns
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
DIED.

On the morning of the 3lst March, MRS. ANN
ELIZA SMITH, wife of James q. Smith, aged IS
years, after long and patient suffering, which
she bore with Christian torlitude.
Her funeral will take place Al O'Clock p. m,
this day. from the residence of her husband,
cor, er Of FItlh and II streets. Friends and 40.
quaintxncas If the family are respectfully In.
vi,od, without further notice.
On the 3O,h ultimo, MARY A. L. KANE. in the
32d year OF her ago, wife Of James J. Kane, and
only daughter Of Thomas and Mary Ann syl-
yoster. May she rest in peace.
The friends of the family are invitedto attend
the funeral from the residence Of her father,
GO2 II street, at 10 O'Clock on Tuesday, April lst
On the 3lst OF March, JAMES ". ALLEN, in the
10th year of his age.
His funeral will take place from the resi-
denco OF his father, Robert Allen, on street,
between Sixth and Seventh, on this day, At
3 p. NJ. His friends are invited to attend, with.
out further notice.
Departed this ift the morning Of the 9sth inst,
In tho 6ad year Of her sgs. Mas oLvIA CAaoLiSk
native Of New York, lady OF superior inteectu i
and mora Gu ture most Of her lie was devoted to
the edu mton of her own sex an the successful
estab fishing Of icIna seminaiies Of high order,
| chiefly in Kentucky, She did not live In vain but
Departing left behind her
Foot prints GU the sands Of time"
For the last 10 years, she was resident Of Fairfax
l
with her holsehod she was Obliged to seek refuge in
the Metropolis from the oppre' sion and tsro' OF te
| Southern army, Her latter days were saddene by
the 10 of her youngest son, lad OF Eelve years
| carried of by The rebels, 'he knew not where
since the age Of fifteen, she has been, not only
c 'nsi,tent member, but an earnest worker In The
Church of the Re ieemsr. Her earnet Christian
life found au ample hrld for. tfulness especially
| duri 4 her resdsLce In Virginia Many will rise
up and call her blessed while she shines tar OF
tie hrmt ment in tho presence Of the Redeemer's
| glory.
sufferer, her suff ripg being intensified by the vic
ence that compelled her 10 turn her bsck upon her
happy Virginia home, destroyed and deHolat. d by
vsndal hands But grace all SUFFICIENT sustain, d
her. the Saviour 10 whom she trusted did abide with
| her, and
| Jesus makes dying bed
| Feel soft Ms downy pillows are"
| Hers YVES that perfect love which casts out all
fear No coul darl en-, her bright hope of heaven,
| She knew whom she believed, and though The Va.
| cant chair h lett 10 her home bereft husband and
sorrowng sops with 'urning friends, are oonsoled
by tho assurance that she sleeps In Jesus lives
"where mortals weep no more" for no tear Is thed
| In heaven.
| =" So fades summer cloud away
| So sinks the gale when storms are DER;
| ,ogently shuts the eye Of day,
SO dies a wave along the shore"
| Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord i"
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
AAusemeuts

VILLAINS HALL.--li SfoIds us gttat pleas.
urs to aancunoe the rppea rance q Ishat superb
rendered herself justly oslsbrated IN The Ph J.
harmonic and n. York classioxl concerts, who 10
10 make her appearanco 90 Thuseday eveninG,
on which occaston she Will be assisted by q
brilliant corps Of artists, consisting Of NJ. g. B.
and Miss Nins Foster. We know that the
fashionable and the music .lovers OF this city
are on the qui uiue of interest to see ard hear
this grand combination Of melody and art.
Miss Nina Ia u wonder In herself, as an elocu
tionist, so young, 80 beautiful, and so talented.
FoRp's ArHksEux Tho appea, ance Of the
great tragedian last night, as was anticipated,
hled the house from orchestra to gallery. II
is useless for US 10 say how Rchelieu WAS per-
formed, when all know that none In the wide
universe can equal Forrest. Tonight The
Maniac" will be presented.
KusxEL's MINsrRKLs.-These justly cslebra-
ted recipients Of public fame and favor, opened
last night at Odd Fellows Hall. and were
greeted with a splendid house. We predict for
them, during their BRIEF season here, great
success.
LADIES' FESTIVAL, BAPTIST CHURcH.-There Is
still an opportunity to aid the cause In which
the self sacrificing ladies Of the Firat Baptist
church are engaged, by y very pleasant visit
At tho Young Mems Christian Association rooms,
Pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth and Sew.
enth streets.
LADIES' festival, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
This Festival will be found y very interesting
place for the visit of any socially and benevo.
lently inclined individual. Franklin Hall, corner
OF d and Ninth streets.
CANrsRDURY.-This magnificent establishment
is still the centre OF attraction. Tho large com
pany of beautiful and highly talented srtistea II
growing In public favor each night. Those whr
do not see the american Cubas," Millis Fow
ler, in her fascinating dances, or the Fairy
Queen Of Song" Julia Mortimer, may have 0C
casion to regret It. The dance entitled "The
Gipses' Lay" by Mile Fowler and Julia Nor
timor, is by far the most attractive we have
ever seen upon any stage, and ia alone worth
ten times tho price of admission.
The Delevante brothers, Carter, and, other,
Of the company. appear again tonight In new
acts of performance. Those who attend 10
night will surely leave with the determination
to go again.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
The Indian Herb Doctor,
FROM CANADA.
BE WISE BEFORE IT Is TOO LATE.

Call without delay, and see Dr. TUMBLETY, tile
Iadian Herb Doetor by 40 doing you will escape
the Iron grasp Of mercury and other balefu pcisons
Nay, more, you viii become cnoe more 10 possession
Of that greatsst Of all rthly blessing gs-Health.
desire your PROSTATE hearts to lift,
Your bleeding wounds to cure,
And, with the treasures OF N .ture's gilt,
Relieve the rich and poor
The following Il list OF of the chronic complaints
which are treated BY DR.. Tumblety with unparal
lcled success:
Dista ts OF the Luugs, Heart Liver, a, Thr,at I;
Dropey, Dyspepsia, Fits. st. Nitus's Dance, Rheu
m.tsin Diseases Of the Kidreys ard bladder, aGd
all Disc. SEA ari ing from lmuuity of the Blood such
as Scroua or King Evil, Eryspelas, St Authony's
Fire Car GERS, Fever Sores, OF however i.nx stani
ing.
which have baied the science ard skill Of ca'omsl
doctors "a sooi tree Is known by II. good fruits"
and good physician by his succ ssful works,
So don't be cast down, be you ever u,
Th,t never has filled, there are hundreds can tell,
Who arc brought from deaths door, Low happy and
well.
Ills charges sre moderate Mid treatment snd good
viii soon purity the whole mass Vf your blood
Maiigna. diseases he soon shs u put down,
There are thousands could tell now who live u this
town.
tell hs patients the nature OF their complaints OF
Illness, without receiving sny formation from
them. No charge for consultation.
Office NO II, Wa'hi"g o, Building, Pennsylva
MA avenue, cor1er OF Seventh street,
mar 3l-9w
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
DlulkenneAa.

Never, in the whole course Of our brief exist.
ence, have we seen 40 much drunkenness In
one week AZ II has been our misfortune to zee
turn in whichever direction you may, and you
will be compelled to see one or moro drunken
men, before you have walked the length of a
square. How shall this stale Of things be pre-
vented? We perceive that the provost guard
has taken care Of number of the keepers OF
the lowest and vilest Of the grog. shops. That
Ia very good rs far AZ 1t goes. But why not
stop the officer from drinking as we'll as the
private? smash the bottles and barrels, and
arrest tho keepers Of the big establishments" !"
and the work will have been rightly initiated.
Do away with the demorslizing example which
the officers present, and the work Of reforma-
tioa In the soldiery Ia more than half accom-
plished. What Il fue and noble specimen of
humanity Is 4 temperate, sober, healthy'lonk
ing soldier! And how completely the reverse
il 4 degraded sot in the uniform Of Al American
officer.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
Meeting or Rebels in Warrington.

The follow lng, which we copy from An ex'
change. we give for what 1t may be worth:
Within u few days past, for some reason
not yet discovered, the rebel sympathizers In
Warrington have been unusually bold. Meet
ings have been held, ard crowds of Baltimore
rebels, whose visits to Washington have been
very rare of late, participate in them. Rebel
songs are sung with great glee, and it is alleged
that, under tho influence Of gyrens, even Union
army officers have been induced to join in the
chorus. 1t may be the last dying song of the
swan, or the promise Of renewed efforts to
Government towards this class of pa0ple has
not been appreciated by them. When our
troops occupied Leosburg, eight rebel flags OF
the new pattern were found. 1t has been asoer'
tainod that they were made in Washington City
and forwarded to I.eesburg."
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
Another Murder Trial,

CRIMINAL CouRT.-YesterdSy morning the
trial of Thomas Norris, charged with killing
his wife Margaret, was commenced.
It will be recollected that on or about the
llth day of October last, she WAS found dead
At her residence on the island, her head and
face being shockingly cut and bruised. Mr..
Norris appeared M counsel for the prisoner.
The jury men selected to try the CASE are all
from the regular panel, AZ follows:
Josiah Ray, Charles !. Queen, VIM. A. King
Henry Newman, Benedict Hutchins, David
ShOemak John Walsh, VIM. B. Windsor
Francis Harper, VIM. H. Ritter, Patrick NC
Dewitt, Samuel BreretOn.
The evidence was similar to that before the
ooroner's inquest and the examining magis-
tralc.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
Ry GmEEn q WlLLlAMs, ASc! ,Sn.:,.:

DY GwEEN d WILLIAMS, Auct iones,s.
d TRUSTEES SALE or HOUSE AND LOT
EAST OF THE CAPITOL, AZ AUCTION ON
MONDAY, the l4th day Of April, 1862, .hall sell
In front Of the premises, NJ o'clock m By virtue
o. deed Of Il ust to the sIbscr Ier, and duly
CO. ded in Liber j. A $ No 142 fo.Ios l79, $50. 43l
and 4ss, one Of the Land re,ords for Washington
county in the District of Columbia. the following
named property lying and being in the city OF Wa h
ipgton District afor said viz west part of lot mum
bered eleven ll,) in squsrs numbered ten hundred
and sven q ,0o19 having front of iotty two feet
nine faches ~ feet nches.l or less north
+, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, essr.
running back to alley l15 feet, more or less to
ge'her with the Improvements, which are dwell
T.ans OF SAILS win Be ons. halt cash, bsIsncc
in six and twelve months the purchaser TO give NOE,
for the deferred payments bearing interest from day
OF sale all convey ancirg at tho cost OF the purcha
ser; the caAh payment will be iequii ed 10 be paid
down, when the property Il knocked Of, and II mot
paid down, the property will be then and there
again put up and sold 10 the highest bidder that will
comply and the whole terms are not complied with
In We days the trustee reserves the right to resell
the properly at the rick and cost OF the delinquent
purchaser, by Advertising The same, three days, In
'"' "'p''W WILLIAM NJ GRIPS. Trus'es.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
Aurtioneers.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
Whitehurst No. 434 Penn. Avenue,

Ia selling original CarLes de uisite photographs
Of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont. Butler, and others. Our likeness of
Mcclellan ia the latest published and Is con.
sidercd the best In existence. Seo our photo.
grabs In oil and water cOlors. Also portraits OF
distinguished men. Attention Of military men
10 called to our full length stterty PCS, for send.
Ing by mail. doc -
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
mar 13-2awSds

DY WALL d BARNARD, Auct'rs, Cor. OF
ID Ninth street and Penn. Avenue-
On MONDAY, the 2sth day OF April. 1862, at
O'Clock D. III by virtue Of u deed of trust recorded
in Liber A. s., No 80, foios 2s6 {. SEP one of the
laid records for Washington county, l.: C., shall
sell, at the Auction Rooms of Wall BARNARD,
PHEASANT PLAINS,'
Situated In the county of Washin gton, on the Sew
enth Street road imm diately adjoining the toll
keepers house, ut the first tol gate.
Terms made known on the dav Of sale.
U. d. WARD,
Trustee
WALL Il BARNARD,
mar 2a-lawiw&ds Auctioneers
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
DY J. Q. MCGUIRE u CO., Aact,ons-rs

DY j. Q. MCGUIRE u CO., Auctione-rs.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS. &c, At
AUCTION On Wedt esdny n'orr ing. April 2, st II
o'cicck. at the extensive abes of + n Ilalhorue,
Esq Fifth street, opp ii the City Hall, we shnll
sell all his Carfiages Horses Harness, nc, comp'is
Ing
Calashe Carriages 1 clo~s Carriage,
stop BugRes, top liuggies,
1.-Two eat Wsgcn, with top,
lTwo.seat 10 without top,
Rockaway fo- four persons,
Handsome French Coupee, by Brewster,
5S.ts Double Harness,
3 Sets Single Harness
Pair foe large bay Horses,
Pair brb tail Carriage ii orses,
Single Buggy Horses,
Lady and Two gentlemen's Saddles,
Together with Blankets, Horse Cover, Sircipgles,
Cutting Boxes, Forks Shovels, Lantern, Nc.
The above may be examined any day previous to
the sale.
Sale peremptory. Terms cash
j. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO,
mar sd AIctioneers
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
Another Death by Burning.

A man by the name of Cusick went into an
ambulance on Nineteenth street, west, last
Saturday night, In order to get some rest, and
by some accident SCI the straw on fie. When
the watchman discovered the nre, the top OF
the ambulance was nearly burned Of, and Gu.
sick WAS found on the floor horribly burned
and speschless, and died soon afterwards. He
WAS Il sober man, and is said to have family
and owned some property in Baltimore.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
LOCAL NEWS. q,
- AAvsReaesrS.

Nearly 10 thousand eepiss Of The A9Sb.
Iioa~ are circulated among the floating popuia.
ZION svsry day, besides thslargs number served
70 regular subscribers. Advertisers will take
uots aooordingiy.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
Marriage Licenses.
India Nu bbsr Goods.

India Nu bber Goods.
Rubber Blankets tor Soldiers, 81 .2b cach,
Rubber Ponchos and BLANKETS combined, 81 10
each.
India Rubber Goats, white and black, $3.50 each.
India Rubber Lcggtns, 81 per pair.
And all kinds Rubber Goods-including Rubber
Boots and SHOES, Rubber Shoppers for Bottles, Door
Msts, Undersheotng for Beds III sicknesa, &G &o at
manufaoturers' prices, At 4 A. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
3Oe Penusylvania avenue,
deo l9-ti Bet Ninth and Tenth sts.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
Feet.

Eeauty Of carriage Is mainly dependent ON the
judisious preservation of The feet and In vain you
try TO walk In natural manier, if the great sup
rort Of your whole frame be In u dso'dered condi
lion. Personal comfort will be lost without care;
besides which, a. maladies advance all locomo,ion
|, prevented, and hence much OF not only corporeal
but mental suffering springs up.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

Fl1tl1ro DAYAs

DY GN E EN 4 WILLIAMS, Auct tto8esrs.
ID Corner Seventh ard d stretts. No t2s.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY, lst day Of April, ut 10 O'Clock, ..
m, we shall sell, at our Auction Rooms, general
assortment of Furniture, kc. wiz:
Mahogany s )fas, Chairs, and Tables.
Wardrobe, Bedsteads, and washstauds,
Cane W ood seat and other Chairs,
Feather Beds, Pillows, and Mattresses,
Carpets, Cook and other Stoves,
chi q, Glas and Crockery Ware,
Cottage Sets.
SIX Walnut Extension Tables,
One large Gov cred spring Wagon,
AID many her articles too numerous to ehunsr.
ate.
GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
mar 81 Auctioneers
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

~ PhOtOg aphs and Am mbr0tyPes OF all
sizes are taken on . new plan only known TO the
proprietor ofthe Mcclellan Art Gallery $40 Seventh
street, four doors above d,
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

aS- We are pleased 10 csli the attention
OF our ci izens and ol icrs 10 H. Mcclellan Art Gal ery
3ao Seventh street four doors above u. There Ia 10
other place in this city where so beautiful rhoto-
graphs and Ambfotypes are taken, aud where 90
much politsness is shown to customers.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

AA-Th. Mcclellan PhOtOg' aph and mi-
brotype Gallery, $40 Seventh street, four doois
above d, h,s be ONO II Washington Institution for
the most pleasing Csrtcs dc Viste. It viii y, ur
loss by not patronzing such perfect hlishnsnt.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
= AIDES FAIR AND FESTIVAL.

The Ladies' Of the FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN
would inform the public hat they intend opening
their FAIR and FESTIVAL on lionoay evening
Mar.h 81, o 0ntiBur every aftern ;on and evening
during the week, at FRANKLIN HALL, corner Of
Ninth AMI strees, one square above Psnnsy lvania
averue. As the proseeds Of the Festival are to be
applied towards tne liquidation Of debt now resting
upon the church they earnestly hope that their
labors may IN cet with abundant succ.ss.
Refreshments and Fancy Articl in great variety.
q Good music e Il h evening.
Season Tickets 80 cents. Single Tickets 10 cents.
IN r Sl-6t
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
AUCTION SALES.
T1n19 Dayl

DY WALL 4 BlNsAnO, huctfoseess.--
ID Corner South side Pa Az: aud Ninth stree,
nc. AT AuoTfos.-On TUESDAY MoRNINa,
April 1, oommeL cling at 10 ococr we wil cell Al the
Auction Rooms, an assortmeni Of 0roceries Liquor,
sutlers' Suppliee, &C., COMPUTING .iulali ~
Barrels refined elbow, and crushed y sugars rar.
Hnytins 0oshen Butter, Boxes Cheese
Boxes Soap, Starch. and Pickles .N
Cases WHISKY, Brandy Gin Wine, AND Ccrd'HH
Cases Claret and Gefman Wines, fH Boa ..s..
Case Van STEMS pit,ers, u ......L
Gin Cocktail Madeira, and Port wises, and iran.
BArIs. sirup, barrels and boxes Herring, and
Vinegar ..aHf.s. r
Barrels Whisky, did.rsnt brad 49,, ,,.., .i''N
u aSd u Barrels Brandy WV f..I Aai o.
Barrels Flour ..|N.t E1N Hir..
Boxes Tobacco and s.gars different brands +, D.
Gases Bocte apd shoes, !sdia Rubber Blankets
Flannel Shirts, Gloyes, Pipes, '..7 .' Ih,
And other Suffers Small Stores, ..'- U..tf
Also, an Iron Safe and . Copper piata Pfes,4
by ,eet, used by the late J V. N. Throep. - .
= .r WALL 4 BARNARD, ~
mar 81 -rF Auctioueer. 3
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
The Names

or the five rebel prisoners captured few days
since by \ detachment of United States cavalry,
at NeabseCo river, twenty-five miles below Al.
exandria. on the old Richmond road. are Lieut.
G. II. Haywood, signal corps of the rebel army,
formerly of Baltimore, and priyates James q.
Athey, J. W. Towbridge, 8. 7. Watson, and Jas.
T. Houston, Of Colonel Hays Texas Rangers.
The party surprised consisted OF seven, two OF
whom escaped. Our cavalry were guided to
the rebel camp by Joseph Stiles, n triod and
faithful Union man, of Fairfax county, who for
some time past has been acting as guide to
Gen. Hein,zleman's corps darmee.
~
Marriage Licenses.
During the month Of March. the Clerk at the
City Hall has issued eighty-tour marriage II.
censes, being considerably less number than
usual.
COrna, BuniOns,
Callosiics, Had Nails, Enlarged Joints, and oil dis.
eases OF the human Feet cured without pain or loss
of blood, by
DR WHITE, suRGlos CHiRoPoplsr,
S28 Pennsylvs mia Avenue, between ~ and 9th cts.
Room No. I, second floor.
Once hours from II m. to o p. m.
Gcntee and separate apartment for Ladies
Ladies' and Gentlemen attended at their residences
mar 27 when desired,
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

IrALL AND WINTER mILLlNERY. "a
Il Miss THOMPSON will open our new ~
stylea Of fali and Winter Millinery on Thurs *
day, the 8lat inst.
The attention Of our former patrons, and the pub.
lio gsneI ally, 10 invited and an examination solicit.
Cd, 1t our Fancy and Millinery Store, NO. $40 Penn
sylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
DOT ~ HUTCHINSON h MUNRO.
URNlSDED ROOMS. Pa rior md four
j. Comfortably Furnished Chambers, pleasantly
situated for the Suma,er which will be rented on
very reasonable terms to Il, gle gentlemen fami
lies Apply at No. 1853 corner OF Pennsylvania ay-
unue and Twenty. second street. The location Is .
desirable one, M meals can be obtained within
few doors Of the residence. mar 29-8ts
G EA LE ID PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
= ceived by me, until noon on the 1T day Of Aprl,
for putting down sewer leading IT IN he Govern
nent psintlbg Office to Tioer Creek For particu
lars, inquire 0f Mr. Lincoln, a. the Office.
JNO d DEGREES,
mar 2o-3t lStarl Supt. Pub. Printing.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

uOl HOl FOR THE PEOPLES CLOTHING
II STORE, No. 400 Seyenih street, where you
can in' the bast stock of Clot thing, Furnishing
Goods, Trunks Hats and Caps, al low prices.
mar ~ DIM
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
Tbe ,,mrs,odIeTt or mr.. uiUu M carried

yeas Is, naySS y frlitws;.-
Given, Grinder, Hitz, Lewis, Mur,agh, Peake
Rsuh. Hher'vert, Ste vens, TaIbsrt, wilson and
Riohards-l5.
YAys-Messrs. Mchun, Morgan and Mulloy
-3. 1. I..
ihe final passage was defeated by yeas s,
uavs 10, as follows
YsAs-Msssrs Byington, Edmonston, Given,
Stevens and Wison--5.
Nays-Messrs. Csllau, Grinder, Hitz, Lewis,
MurtAgh. Mohun. Morgan. Muloy, Peske.
Raub, Shepherd, Talbert and Rchards-1S.
Mr.. Morgan moved TO reconsider the vote
last taken, pending which, -.
Mr.. Edmonston moved IN adjournment. Car
rted
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
So d A"s' sad %pShf
ALLO ENT RATS.

A l. l. . I NJ u N II ID X A rs.
THE ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY
will forward
DIERS' REMlt NCES
to their families at any place OIL the Iiaes Ct their
ExprsSl It u charge OF
TWENTY FIVE CENTS
For any sum not exceeding III ty Dollars and
proper ionate additional charge to places reached
by oonuecnrg Expresses.
The remittance whether Gold Treasury Notes, or
Allotment Drafts, should be enclosed In an envelope
and securely sealed, and have the full address lin
ciudng town, post office, and Sta'e aud In cities,
the street. aud number) Of the person to whom TO be
tent, and the amount legibly marked thereon.
Envelopes ior this purpose mayt had at our
Office
10 fsci.tats prompt ds very the charge for re-
mittanoe shcu d be prepaid
msr8l-m ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY.
ID FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
FoR HousE IN IuK CRY
Apply to CHAS. q. PAGE,
mar 25-lw u 4 Patent ONCE
The national Republican., 1862-04-01
Slox AzD wcynpep SOLDIERS ~
s@y AospAlal, 0sosyaossA, MareA u.

IiisAsd b eoafosnity Win the rssolus'on Of tie
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

CHIRTS SHIRTS SHIFTS AT OLD PRICE
> At SBllTd'S, No. 46O Seventh street, opposite
Post Ofice, mar 20-d3m
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

L'VERYBODY'S ATTENTION Is CALLED
Il to cur new stock oi Spring Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps, at No, 400 Seventh
street, opposite the Post Office mer 2o--d3m
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