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Ms,ffrE I'D ihiags hsFs are sil IL
sr3sg cvsa.tss saa nasgli has
e4isHs1 oeF &c cteay foF wees
sa,s E vesy ilfy iyl s,est tts Ron
~ Ol Ats. Il srns lisa tuo 81
~ conservative Bsfasr Sna rhap,
SO ~ here 70 he sfpfess rgrgese
= pteissiag sFainf, stefy it.ing shat-
sosvsF. haa dtsassioa aboss tie
iissei, Ahe. asa ole chap b., 90
e,hes clap tba, hs caid (, ~ say
pofsible saeans speah % tie president.
vrtosi hfatirF sfaell aaseao'e
pone say, he other clap, gles
fal'y. II isls Tia, bet
That vsfy sams night, a about
srd,s e'rI-ek, ls tore irsniieally up
10 ,hs whiis lleuss. and comm cred
ttss5srinE =, he der. Ike King
Richard u the gates Of Aecaien. Tfr
Honest Abe stuck Ia night capped
bead ooi a the nindow end ssya he
r. Tia, You. Mr.. sevanlr
No. Dir says tic Border STATE
chap, slarins up through tile darkness
! an messenger iiom the army
Archer great sirniegie movement
hss trlen pace, ard COR whole army
have been taken prisoners BY lhe
Sop,herp Coniedrracy. In fact, say
the Conservative chap, franeally. the
backbone VI rebellion il broken again.
Hem / says the Homes, Abe. sha.
ling mosquito from bic nighaap,
shsa strategy reminds me Of little
story. There was man out in Iowa,
sat down 10 play game Of checker.
with another man, inducing b iriel,ds
around him to lend him the chang
necessary for stakes lie played. and
he lost the frat game. Then be- play
"a much more cautiously, BIZ, los, the
mex, game Ha friends began to
grumb'e bat, says he Don't yos
worry yourselves, boys, aud u show
.ou a cute move, pretty soouH So be-
played, and be played, and he lost the
third game. Don't be impatient,
boys, says be; 'you'll see that great
rsoye pretty seen, tell you" Then
he played with great care, taking
longer time 10 consider eyey move,
and, by way of a change, Lost the
fourth game. Close attention TO what
he ras about, and minute calculation,
also enabled him 10 lose the 9Th game.
BY this time, bis friends had lent him
all their elnnee aud he began 10 think
il was time for that great move Of bis
10 come Of. Have you any more
change I says he. Why, no, says
they. Then, says be, with great
spirit, the time FOR that great move
] was telling you about has come at
last" As be commenced TO rise from
his chair, instead Of continuing to play,
his cleaned out friends bethought
themselves to ask him what that ia
nous move pas2 Why ,ays be,
pleasantly, lie 10 move Of for little
more change,
Al the conclusion Of this quain, tale.
my boy. the Border State chap fed
groaning 10 his quarters ut Willard,
stuck five dollar treasury note I'M
der the pillow Of the other Border
State chap and Immediately took the
evening train for The vosi.
Such is the story they tell, my boy
but I'm inclined 10 accept Il merely as
a work Of fiction, with truthful NOR
al. Ctrtsin il is, that as strategy m-
creascs, small change grows scarcsr,
and its the general opinion tina, no
small change 10 needed in military
matters.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-09-02

The subscribers offer the above Machine fui
sale on the followingterins day one wishing
Ia purchase can take machne ole month o.
trial; NJ fhs end Of the month he eau return the
machine, uninjurcd, or pay the price Of Il, rs he
chooses
CANFIELD & CH4MBERLIN
Factory Point, May 20. Is z.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-09-02

aad al 6cai aasefs FaFA man g.
sasgass inHfA Estirma ieesas
ls baws los p4fiy q sr llf dresses
lsasa. eide BE- tearns 81 uesa =
heleiug hsol 10 he I'D roman graz-
geg aerum ,he street. Forasmfi Ca
N8rkme gir 60 bay imsssl5oa aelft.
b caste bef Zig gAbas sPriei
tna.I fga4 la ghs rad Ter a.
e.lery yoaag laly g that fhs re rw
her b.aam By dressing u the style q
siRiesa. wah lsiak nsss IA A-r bena' G
ana efR.ns rofes On her chesAs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-09-02

A ,oung laly who wss rebaked ~
her ao,' ~ a. kissing her intended.
justified il- a. ~ qnaing the fass-
aee---. Whatever y. wen ihat men
shoail 10 esaio yea, d. re en- . M
" thsm-
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SnITcn OF ,ur LirK % MAJoR.
GrsEHAL IloogrR.-Gsn Io,ksf
]. nati,e q Old lIad!ey, Ma, and
81 sal 5s esu Ant fnom Rev Jusrph
I llookrf. tbs arsi .eiilsr 81 Hartford.
Com. lie i. personally. a splendid
/ ~ elmen II iae old Nes Engiand
aoes b,ins aboui forty 70 furry i've
/ years Of az, isli AMI neIl pr portion.
Ell. 9Th a rudy iace and 4 bright,
/ Iaergins eye, and isponoanced one 4
I tie besi looking solditrs ~ the army
Of tie Potomac lis IS n.picaous
IA lhe army Ter lis peieoaal bra' cry
- well 10 bis skill N han Ling bis
tn,ops, his vsrird sAd ext n.iys rxpe-
Renee Enabling him to plac, Ihe prop
81 arm Of he service -, is proper 20
siiion At the proper Time. III, per
eeplion is In.iaaiaucous, AMI woe TO
the enemy who leaves weak lace
open. trusting to bis not disc yering
t. With ail his military genius and
activity BIC 10 modest and retiring and
avoids all nUiogicly, yrl Is urbane aud
atIable ia The extreme. General
I Hooker enteied tie United State.
Military Academy NJ West Point in
| 1883, aud gfainaled in 1881 was
appointed Secosd Lieutenant Firsi
Artillery, July Of the same year,
and FIRST Lieutenant in November,
1885 was Adjotant at the Military
Academy III 1911, Aljiant Of llp
First Artillery from 1871 10 1876,
and was brereltcd Captain Tor gallant
eoaducl in severAl conflicts at Mon.
ierry. } exec, September 70 1916.
Captain Hooker was appointed A.
sisiant Adjutant General u. ). ARM,
March, l647; breyctted Major for
gallant conduct in Mexico. June IL.
ls47, and breyetted Lieutenant Clio
mel for gallant and meritorious conducl
AT Chepullepcc, September 10, 1917.
In l847 he went to California as As.
sistant Adjuant General Of the De.
pariment OF the Pacific, which posi-.
ton he held until February. 1853.
when be resigned, profrrring a civil
lite 10 an inactive military one. Al
ter his resignation he retired TO his
farm, in Sonoms county, California,
where he resided most Of the time, I'M
til the breaking out Of the rebellion.
when he immediately repaired to
Washington aud rendered lIio service
TO the Government, and was appoint
ed Brigadier General. Since that
time his name has been familiar to the
public as one OF tie bravest and most
skilliul Generals. The battle Of VIII
liam.burg, On the 5th Of May, was one
Of the most stubborn and hard fought
battles Of the war. With but eight
thousand men Gen. Hooker held in
check the combined divisions OF Long
street and A. T. Hill. numbering Al
leas, twenty thousand men, from eaily
morning until four or five O'Clock IN
tie afternoon, Inn kearney cam
50 gaIlahtly to hi, assistance, and
drove the enemy through VII iams-
burg. Az FAIR Oaks H. Was pl-c.a
in front Of the errmy on the VII iam,-
burg stage road, and repeatedly drove
hack their accommodating fore, $, MOI
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WlNWlLL'S lNPh0itD
WASHING MACHINE
PATENTED JUNE !. 1889
The Greatest abor.SDyiag Machine I,
,aYenltt.
Read The testimony and Judge for yourselvy

The following certificate, signed hv al III
G uuty oh er. fr the County o! lnmolie. ~,
all tue fown Officer. AID Bu-iue.. Mn
iiydepsrk, where this Machine wi. hysu'e
v u show IN what respe II is held - hou
where It has beea put ia use.
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CLOTHING, &c,

S"''' w, AZ REDUCED PRICES
We Offer oar large sssertmeut Of thin Sam. IA
embraces al styiss and qsaiitiss Of aeaiie.
neuv, Y0aths', and B0ysI Wearing Apparel, -
Of the most desirable and fashivuahle styles.
Clothing made 70 order al 'lht shortsst notice.
WALL, 81 EFBENB d CO.,
a11 PennsylvaAia avenue,
jslyle between N,ith aad Tenth ia
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NJ . II l & j.

~ " ~ y
The BULLION BANk will open ,h hpew Bapt
ing hou,e In The Cocn znion bsid on the cor
street, WasbinS o., u. C., on Nonfay, the eth dav
OF ia 'uary, 1879, for the purIose Of uanssciipg 4
GENERA, Bsnking Business,
lacking hour betWeen 10 Q. no and . m
~ WIN J. THOMPSON, President.
u BAisnniDo', "a hier.
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4 NDEON HALLl ODEtsN HAl.Lii-Tn.
~ Cheapest and Best Fall and v inter Clothiuv In
Washington can b had st
W-IESEyTEELD 4 co.'s,
Cor. Ronr.and.l.half xIreet and Peana. AVenue,
Frock and BACK Ovsrcc.':,
Ele6eut Drees 8ulta, at lowest rates,
~ At wIEsENFELD co.'s
BuAues. Sutte for young men,
Business Suits ioe middle sses,
Bs'inss Suit ici y ~ lllrssSssarr,,. e 49,
Drsss Suits for v eddinss,
Dres. Salts tor parties,
At WiEsEkrELD CO. 3
Coats By the thousand,
Pants BY the thousand,
Vests By the thossaad,
Boys Jlothins ier III asss,
BoypClothinI Tor larger b9{e,
Cheaper than the cheapest,
Finer than the nnsst,
Better than the best,
Are the ss,msSs ,,v.,
Military Overcoats,
military Dres, buits,
Military Dress Pants,
AT WEI,ENFELO L CO.'S
Save your money, q
VIII siy. 70 70. !. splendid eutnt fer i'ter,
WiEsENrELD co D..
Odson Hall,
d+cS -II&D Cor Fem. ~ and -. ~.
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Highly Important 10 The Military!


Now sthe time to send your friends and families
HOLIDAY PRESENTS AND GIFTS.
Orders from the Camps promptly attended to
by return mail. on this side Of the Potomac or
In Virginia. On receipt Of an order for any Of
the above articles, with the amount anu - cts.
10 postage stamps, to pay for packing and
postage, We will send-free-by return mail.
any article ordered.
~ Be sure and write name and address,
(camp, company, regiment, &c.,) plain.
RsMssnKk all goods marran'ed as represented,
the money returned Within six days
81 Store open ron D. m. to 10 p. m.
Don't forget the No.
No. 80, no, hlo, DO
f.J. BELLEW CV.,
dsosl-ln NasSiaetssss' Asssta
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M e r A l. LlC
A r M q II OIL.
AGEN
PHIL HAR N ONiC HALL,
Psnnsylvania Avenue. near Eleventh s1sst.
cert S1~-sf
V,O OFFICE Rs, sUrLBRr, &c.

A new light -four wheeled WA. "A
GON, with water proof cOvers, 0y1&&3H
and handsome leather cushieps, ul0Rk NV
built 10 order at New York and cost sie9, FUk
IA Il, st q usderste price Also, . New YOrt
msde set Of DOUBLE HARNESS, plated htiings
never used Also, set OF q ain SIsGLE HARsrs.
quite ncw. Apply for address rf stable and GruOn
" 4sI neVent enth street, corner Of |. dec ~
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
% -psr ~ nssssssi nsSuhescsa.
A Richmond Prison Song.

A Richmond Prison SONG.
TIA. yASxEE's LAnsHr.
tBy j. a. willis. Sergeant Compsny I, First ysi,sd
States Artillery, while oosh.sd 10 Richmond
fnson'I ...
Since the day Of tho battle, whom cannon did
Our bed Ia. been made on III. hard prison
But We hope tina, our friend tunclo Ab.) will
soon send,
Mcclellan Or Butler to open the door.
We have patiently borne the oontumsly and
Insults and snesrs Of a rasoally Drew;
But wen teach them = trick that shall soon
And the act Of secession they'll bitterly rue.
Then the traitors shall hear such a laundering
When the flag Of our Uaion we ding 10 the
breeze;
JEFF. Davis be hooted and Bexursgard booted,
And treason bo banished far over the seas.
What's the use of our signing, or foolishly cry.
lis patience alone which can alter our case:
Let US hope for the best-trust 10 luck for the
Hurrs for the lag and stare fate in the face.
Though luck WAS against US, and sorely op-
By leaving US here In prison 10 die;
Wen laugh at our foes, and turn up our nose,
AT their bars and their stars, which we hate
and defy.
Although they board US they barely afford US
As much Nc n butcher would throw 10 his
dog;
. Provisions are dear. aud their pin strs, I hear,
Are no, worth their weight NJ potato or hog.
They may boast ~ they please how they cap.
mrsd With ease,
The Yankees who frught at Mapss as that
day:
But they know very well. If the truth they dare
tel,
That they S, ,w" to "ne in that bl,ody af-
fray.
When the battle was over they rushed from
their cuver,
And cowardly charged on the wounded and
lame;
The ambulance car became a trophy of ,oar-
Which should iinge tho cheek of 4 savsge
with shame.
The chivalric heroes, like modern Neroes,
Inhnnldnly charged those bearing he ,counGed; !;
Aud their blood thirsty cheer WAS revolving to
hear,
As our bleeding comrades we grounded.
BY the moonlight, in the silence Of night,
They rifed the dead of their money and
clothes;
For shame! are they human, though born of a
woman,
Who boast Of a crime that humanity los,hes ,
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Nj ErhoroLITAS hOTkL, ~.
LATE BkOwN'S.J

me uadenigntd b'gs isAye 10 Inform his iripads
aho the Have ing Iub ic that h. ha, I,as, 1or a
' ,erm o. years the We iknown Hotel kept for many
years by Mr. Msrsha'l Brown and 10 sssiine NM N
inst ihey will hnh' In hin q no del. mi n,,I ~.
Keep In every pa teu Iar u hfsl class nan ~. "
spsctiuiiy soiicts their patronage. -
49, ANDK2W r. POTTS,
Propgtstos.
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fIREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
" FOE he " wEB +, ~
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD ssd NEW OK
CENTRAL RAILROAD. -.

CENTRAL RAILROAD.
% OF AND AsIs. b. csu ssa Q, 1891,
E1psee Trains leave New Yoek o,ty depots o,
nsdson River Railroad daily, sundays excepted. .,
!; s;GS i ss'~ss'' street .;G@ !; ;oA erect static.
ii.G: - :" x'pn usos.., ,tsop. m.
sass, 1915 p. n.
and from Soth street. The 10. 20 p m. slespins. car
fs,s os ':: md H. .S riSy sss s..y Is
t;o:.ss..nS 4 Aihs.y vt.a ~, ,k.w Yorl Cen.
Bstsvia, Rom, asd statioss o Roms aad wst-r
susp+na,cn Bridge, AsSsIs, 0eneys. Cs.aadaisus..
xs Lake Shore, Buffalo ssd Lais HsIo, and Great
S:sc 4o: ars:s. 81 n:ss0 S,s e. Ds'
Crosse, kadison Prairie UuChsea Ualeus, Dsnieith
pubaque, Peoria, Roet lslsnd, nascstine, iowsCity
s:a 1G dsss ss
aeti. Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland. and al point
West S0rthEssIt, sI,s 4 ~ 81 sSs:hy 81 q ysos;nrr
and ss,.,os. So.ds Sr ssf:.oss SS
Whitehall, Rutland, Burlington, 81. Albans, Ro1st
Point, PlAttsbsrgh, osdsnsbuTsh, Montreal, a..
~ fretsht Arrapsements BY this roste y sbovs
without change o. Cans, IRON The Dspo,s In Cham
6ers and Hudson streets ars q all ttnes favorable
tes q TIL, great New Yori Routs, to the Wes COZ
mend II 10 the oon6dence Of merohants and shppers
for promptne:s and dspetch,
Csm1 CCam1 run In connection on the New York coD'rsI
For particular. a. TO local trim ,snd i,sIsh, ar
a. SAITH
dec u a~re-tnsend.us.
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1NN. A. .8APPOR k, lnsasaetor and Lee
~ t.rer in Phyaology, Chrnistsy, Botaay, aad
other branches o. seis6es nsqted with Msiioine
Alss. Teacher OF French. Spablsh, italian, q @Daa
Portuguese, Latin, Greek, and other Lsnsh1EN
once, No. 81 X aiTeet, being near PeaRsyivsais
svrnds and Twenty aRh ssreef sept S-0
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DllIITGTRY.
T~.fMs.. TssSm Ts6SSm,s. NJ. D..

WW0TMt TUDvn
"a: LOOMIs. a. p, -,
TSstA, asssaAs psssohally ., as onee b s1Aa1sy. :;
M ~, "a 70 psr's ssv'ss ssAsn sa.;:
u, :; 81; :s e. = Y ~; 3 = !: &, 3;
hatto teeS who afS pastlsalas, I'D VIII he tafes
g: ~; ~ 70 ~I nI'ss,ss e coss ~ s.''s n;
RssGs D m s,sy--Ns. - Ps.asyivasaA sssass
sstwsss Mlesh scd Tensh s>sssts. Ale, ~ Arch
nR. LOuk WOOD esnsan0ss che brae-
eorucS PsasSyivssk svss1s. ~ ssvsstA stres{
uaving psastiesd d ths oosth Neasiy dxtsea yesss
he issk ssss.sd hat b 90 give satsstioa % say
Teeth inssrtsd o. vylpAnss, Rysps., q Co.'S
PLAIn, ChsorosOta sdnAnisssrsA whss dssAfsd.
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EDWAND LYCETT,
f. oKBIN DBEl!
No. al Pennsylvania aos., Washington. D. L.
Books bound IN every style. Turkey. NoroOoo, Rus
Ma, and Calf luuA Ism
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LALL And WINTER MILLlNRRY.
L MIS- TnOMpSON will op<u oar new
style. Of Vail and Winter millinery on Thur ~
day the Stat Inst. WV o.
The Alteration Of our former pstrons, and tho pub
ed, at 0us Fancy and MiNsNsry store To- sis reup.
aylvAala avenue. brtwsen Ninth aed Tenth streets
o1t 40 HliTCHINNOR h NlINWSS
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W ,DSaAtA1 0vhr1Oo1A.
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d. L. ID sse.s4 sAssssss y - " NM -p.ov.
.sstA Agsssss,e y ps; a; - z 40, q fhll.
q pksiss pisss. wIisE Isssis1ss T. psssslisy q
SILVA q fsrsigl 6slSrisS sscFstnS bs<vssS tis.s
q the es1s anss rssdsris0 u oSssssics 80 -
:ss,S ss "S ;ss ss q srdss & 1s SR, ss:
y Ri:tss. ca scsssas.ssis q i.psSsH sasps:ssos
Hs weS1 respectfully invite tAs psssls 10 M oas,
to examine NJ iuprevensas. Toe soh - - eea.
viseeA Of 10 slpsresty over oil nstheds herstolfs
Ths asasal prof,sioa \ also invited 70 osli asd
examine is merits sad utllity,
d:sf sss & ,se:S Th ssts q s
where. 10'-7' GOV All
Tyr9ssTsHsS ss yS % I. ..I0.ss; ~ !. x. ;..2slE;sa l;s
soa BrssoE Cass Il "a sc,sssII y k.ssicss Fs:ssi
Aseasy q scsm Muir % ,asd isr .oEs tha.
Win ~ s.ssr;sssso Il ssirssss yss% q s1.sy Sts.sS
,,srs % the Patent once ne assse of b
cOUN0ELLADR AND PATENT A %ENT,
OMce IN WashtNgt6a, D. a., northeast corner Of
Seventh asd esfsets, seeond story, directly oppo
site the ratent Once. '.r =
From Hon. Chaslss 0sssA, late Connis-
.. r sA0nsr N rasS6ss.
WAsniEsfol, D. @, ,Ost. 4, lses
Lsassinl that =; " feewiek -, y abOst tc
opeu IN o6ce in tAls city, "a 8siottol Of Psteus
chserfally state that have long knovn hin = .
gentleman OF large eSpertence IN .esch nattsD, o.
prompt and accurate busineg habit, and Of a.
doSbted late4rtty A sscb. oswmead hin 10 the
may 81 GIARLEs MASON.
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w M. CORWiN BUWGY,
w Late with tht old and well known house of
WIN. y. CURWlN h co, New YoIk
Dealer IN c'oce Brapdts, " Inca, tx rs, 40 and
Importer Of leas--No ab7 rspAa avenue
e"tT'ne tth street, " sshingtVn, ID. g.
The .tts,A % Of GOnnoi.a ur, and the public gen
srHlly h invited to my stock Of fine brLadi,s W mes
CighrA tes, w IN VI Il Ileuues ey Otard and
sayer Brandi.s; W,oow llcquot, Moot aDd l:hsn
don, nSu's. Hell 'sics 4 90, and A. 100 ates Verge.
ney, Chanpagns g., Perm .ritIs, Amontilad0. and
msd. irss Harmony ~ BI'mers,er P0ris; the Gel
sbrated" WhC" Clu' HOuse Gin; Irish, Scotch,
u,bon, and Monoig 'hela Whsl q; jamaica and
iias", lEspanO'a and various bran OF Clsars and
KY M,y IN. 1"I'g hy1l, n, son, imperial, and trG.
myself, expressly for family use. an Nti
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Lsdies and Gentlemen give us an carly call,
It makes no difference whether you buy or not.
look over our full lines Of Staple and Fancy
Goods, for Holiday Presents and Gifts.
~ Gentlemsnly clerks arc always ready to
wait on you.
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PAPER HANQuGQE
MISCELLANEOUS.
ID n Os r eTUs OF TslE WEEKLS
L NATIONAL REPUDLICAN

ASAANSS1IAAAA1AAN ASA NAIoSSs
DROsPneTU. On INk wEEkL1
L NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
The undersigned sommenosd, In the month Of
December last, the publication, In this city. OF
swsskly newspaper called the National Rspus.
Il Is printed on a large sheet. twenty seven
BY foriy.two inches, and is furnished ali low
prices stated below. .. .. .-r-''
II viii contain Ill the original matter Of the
daily NATIONAL Republican, with the exception
Of local news not Interesting TO country sub
II viii give fun reports Of the proceedings Of
Congress-, and Of the other departments of the
National Government.
@ ~, cen. ccT,sn Al y. news q .h. day. foreign
original correspondence from all parts Of the
country. Tho miscellaneous departments will
| receiye special attsntion, and, in all respects,
| the effort will bs made 10 establish tho charao.
!er Of the National Repvb'scan ~ Family
Washington being now the central point Of
the current military operations, great attsntiOn
will be paid tn furnishing the readers Of the
with acc,.rals, accounts Of the progress Of ths
In politics, Tho paper will Be Rspubliosn, sus
tanning the Administration Of Mr.. Linools, bu,
discls'Ting. however, any prstsnston 10 bs the
The is ne other Republican paper In the Dis.
triot Of Columbia, or In the vicinity Of II, and
II 10 believed that recent events have opened 10
such paper an important sphere Of useful
EFFORT. The time has come, whom the actual
administration OF the Government upon Repub.
licsn principles will explode the misrepressn.
tatiOns which have made those principles 30
dlstsstsfu to the South.
But Il 10 not only here, and In this vicinity,
that the projectors of the National Republican,
hope to make II useful. To the whole country
they Offer journal which will disouss national
politics from national standpoint, and which
viii never be swerved from patriotic duty by
ferris 81 sUsscRiPTioN 'Ti ''
Ono copy, one year. .S2.00
Three oopioa, one year. 500
Five copies, ono year. ar.................. 100
Ten Oop1es, one year r..................l5 .l5.O0
Twenty copies, ono year. .20.00
Ono copy, six months. ......................l. 100
Three copies, si1 months. $50
Five copies, six months. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Ten COpteH, six months. Observation-Disclosures. 500
Twenty copies. ak months. 1000
Payments nlways In advance.
When h Club Of Subscribers has been for.
warded, additions may bs made 10 II on the
soribers ~ u Club should receive their papers
At the Same post once.
Money may be forwarded BY mail, At our
risk. Largo amounts can be rsmitted In drafls
on Boston, Now York, Phtls 'slphia, or Balti.
more; smaller amounts In gold, or In notes of
W. j. MURTAGH d co,
Washington, D. @.
~ The daily National Republican, ia pub
llshed evory morning (Sundays sxceptstj NJ
$3.50 per annum, In advance.
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GAS FITTING.

LAS FlxTUREs.-We haysl4. ere, aad
~ are daily receiving. GAS fIxTOhSo Of en-
rely new patterns and designs and Anish, superior
u style to anything heretofore offered In th market
We invite citizens generally TO cali and examine oar
,Sss o. SsSs Sss tnc ,Sc .sTs
All wuTk 10 the above line intrusted 10 our care
will be promptly attended 10.
MYERy 4 MoaHAN,
mar 2o--on No. S1A d street
The national Republican., 1862-01-13

Tho attention Of our numerous patrons 10 70
quested to our Largo and Choice Selection
Of Gold Leaf and Ensmsled Rosewood
Photograph snd Picture Frames.
Union Daguerreotype Cases,
in every size In the Trade.
We are sellins thee goods from 30 css to ss6o
fitted 10 order. being as PER cent less than the
maken' retsi, price.
The national Republican., 1862-01-13

used tor water at any moment; wherein. perhaps
posseses its greatest asefnlness. Ns compactncss
nen ioided 'or transportation, Ia shown BY cut No
= n sstsnded M condition. ready for use, being shown
II highly recommended BY large number o,
omcers Doth In regular and volunteer armity
JAAEgS. TOPHA6,
Agent for ID. G.
40 Seventh street, Washington.
IHE updersigDed aiso manufactures and keeps on
hand . large assortmeut Of
OhfceH saddls
do ShabraQues
90 Sword Belts and Mountings
g.. Sword Belt supports
90 skeleton Knspsscks
Saddle Rl.Lk.Is
HTid .es an NartiuRsles
Saddle vaIises
Hair Gi. tbs
OniceB Sword Knots
do HAvprtcks
Plain Feed Rags
Buffalo Robes
Horse Covers and Hoods
do Blauk"ts
Superior Lea her Trunks
IIave'irg Rags
Side Bsddies
hrsss and other Spurs
Carriage and otl,r Harness
Aud every article In hia line st low price. for cssb
JAMES 8. TOPHAM,
uec ~ ~ 81 nth street.
The national Republican., 1862-01-13
We are Agents for the Sale Of
CELERRATED

We are Agents for the Sale Of
MCCLAlN'S CELEBRATED
COCOANUT HAIR oils,
AND ALSO ron
MERCHANTS COLOGNEs, EXTRACTS, ETC.
ALSO Jos
wORSLEY's HONEY, ALMOND.
AND WINDSOR SOAPS,
Put up In Family Boxes, to suit purchasers,
Wholesale and Retail.
Also. full lines Of Notions and Fancy Goods,
all Of which we offer at the Manufaeturers'
Prices, without any freight added.
Tho Trade, Dealers. Suffers and PedIars are
respectfully invited.
We guarantee TO sell vt New York and Phils.
delphia prices, or perish In the attempt.
We arc bound to sci, ,ohsapsr than the
free.