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How 20 Preserve the EEenltl OF cur Be-
loved Soldiers.

How 80 Preserve the HInullH of Nfga
loved Soldiers,
From the sIssissippian.I
Supply them with vegetables Of one kind OF
another, al the year round Salads, of soms
kind OF other, should be boiled with the salt
beef or pork but, if no salt meats, they shoBld
be boiled in water, made little salt, unil they
are tender then TO be drained and chopped
little. and put 10 a sauce pan, and fred me-
ment with lard; then moistened with spiced
vinegar, and spread between slices Of bread and
served to the soldiers. Almost any kind Of pot
herb plant viii make salad The water cress
and the dandeh0n make the best and the
heslthiest. But when neither these, nor mus
tard, nor turnip green's can be had. cowslip
shepherds purse, or even the red lghits roosr,
viii do pretty we'll, if ssasored with spiced Tiu-
egar. Plain vinegar IS less wholesome than
that which hss had little salt and alum added
10 IT, and STEPPED with pepper and aromatic herbs
tied up in a bag and suspended Ia the vinagar.
But it wiz not do to depend upon salad, er
any one or a few articles of the vegetable king
dom, to preserve health. Most Of plants -four
ish only for short season. Nature gives 2 vast
-lriety Of them to fill up all the seasons Of the
year. To obtain that variety, this is the month
(FebrusTy) when most Of them should be
planted OF sOWn-
February is one of the best months 10 Tie
year to sow peas, cabbage, lettuce, radishes
heets, carrots, tTInips, asparagus, salsslry, the
Thubsrb OF pie plant, tomatoes, peppers, egg
plants, (melons and cueumbers should be soWu
this month IN hot beds The ochrs, early corn,
horssTadish, srtichokes, pumpkins, cymblinss
and csulihowsTs, should be planted this month.
a single gallon Of kidney or snsP beans VIII
supply company Of soldiers with sufficient
vegetable food for four or five weeks. it IS
sure crop and easily grown. The tail growing
sorts of beans are planted lster they run mp
the corn without injuring it. The cr0wder, the
goooeT crop, and the white h0miny, are the hsss
varieties Of the tall growing OF pole SORTS Of
beans. The eggplant requires a rich, stiff s0ili
the cabbage requires very richly msuured lands
whereas the tomatos is injured by fresh manure,
and does not require rich soil. The ochra is
one Of the best plants Of the plantation garden
the tender pods form, with meat rich and
pslatable soup, BY adding tomatoes and pep
peTs. A large quantity OF It should be planted,
and the pods dried before they get hard and
fully matured The dry plant makes as good
eumbo as the green. AS OLD PHVsICLAN.
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Washington, as to submit 60 any humiliation
bat there are other white men in Kentucky, and
even farther North, who would never endure
TIE disgrace Of being commanded by African
othcsTs. The measure viii give the coup dc
grace to Abolition rule.-Riein0Hd Whig.
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sTOO REWARD

ID AEAVVAT. August Ist 1852, from oxford bliss
La my NEGRO GIL, CAR0LfhE about thirtg
year cd ue-iul kiEl dark cu-lr an1 shows loss cf
Teeih EFsen la gang Whsu bead oi last (NOFenbe-
Iss Ehe was the employ of Msi7r Bu1 eson- o.
Aisbanla. 91sr. e master st crsna1a Mes She nay
still Be vita him The ahg reward WI Be paii foT
her delivery 70 me a. Ring. I'd Ga
Fest f0 ID rAT.BRFATE
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M1Nr Kiss AND EASr LOUISIANA.
JACKSON, Mss February III. 1863. J
IL a1icers end sod srs positively forbidden 70
"a interfere with private rights Or private property
TIE iHV iu stch csses W be seen by reference to the
32nd rd ans 5ita Articles of War. and 10 General
Or5ds NJ IA. from tse Asjsiast and INSPECTOR Geuer
als ollse, Z, ehu1ud D oember 18Th 1852 81 Of whc1
EHRse oi sa sni sclearl Cspcn-ioe Tor sHy oeprsos
lions oou1ni-ed BY lhe. wherever the liability can b
1ysd npon feuL 10 Pc soldiers cannot bs identified
the aanT alals axe liable y the company cauuo'
BE as rtaile5 he esll1t-s Szicers arc respons
AID II ~ res nasnt not kG1VFn the br gade nlmsnd
era ara abe Persons So agsevsd mast arcertsi the
names, companies rstiments ard bigsdss, 10 which
e glii.y pariies Be- ns sld rport thew il 1edstey
II tlis ~ namrtT dorc hsiore g er commands lesTei
repa-aos caa Re enforced Bat e such reports arc De-
fsyel un fha EHillY parties gone ID s eeEt 90 I'M
possible e. obtain re11ller5 5fion.
ReEeaias il ui..isry si-nlar 20 tEose in civil
"a e-.bs casss mast be made out and the hsbilify
hzed before suedT can be sppled- C'mp.a-nts o
genersl charaear can sFzI 'thnE Comm .naing en-
cari of no ps hereby ordered 70 keep their men
uut Of the etF a15 within thair ines and il eTers
cs.e Of dsnagl cone . pr7aie ProPsry, Commanding
% ers vii le he'd e---C-tT b responsible.
BY command of BriEad er Genera JoHF ADAMS
TH0S. J. POR RTER.
fe11r- A General
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-H ueT rece ived en- coHzignmant so Doxes Io5acc
y fEsorled brands. Ter sale By
D. ". BuSlCK,
feGauF ,fsckson, Miss.
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- ID AaEerlisiEle.

All aClvertsements wiz be charged
80 per square for the first inser-
-tson. ana S tor eash subaequent in
aartion.
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Aup Toeaf5om

Is on state street. = few doors below
the Post Office.
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PURnTsHED

Daily. Tri- -.-elSly aud Weekly
Jshl R. MeClanahan----BeniamiH +, Dill,
Un1sr the arsn ana style Of
RTcCLANAHAN g DILL,
To whom 81 letters sn b inss or otherwise shoalt
be addressed.
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! one in the governors chsir who had the baek
bone to issue counter proelamstiqn Re
peated cheers [ would have made that psoe
lamaiiou before you, Dr. OIds. were made az
inmate Of bastile Applause
10. Ihe Constitution as It Is, the Union as il
was. and the negroes where they are
Response by L. r. Cfiiehfeld. the new at
torney- general Thinking perhaps is was ez-
peeted Of him to manifest q due amount Of
gratitude for his election, he wena ia ana out
Heroded Herod. He came down on The gov
ernmens savagaiy, and if ever any Of. its min
ions attempted 70 carry out their unlawful
measures in bis sacred locality, he was fesdy
ior armed re sistaene to them lie didnt be-
lleTe one7haf Of the people Of the North carad
whether Abe Lincoln or JEFF. Davis occupied
the White House 10 Washington. During this
strain Of remark, klr. Flagg lef. the hall, shak-
ing his head some who observed him, thouFht at
the rank treason Of this man whom tie people
Of Ohio have placed in enc Of the most impor-
tent official positions in the State
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RECRUITS WANTED ].
WASETINGT0E ARTILLERY
or NEW ORLEANS.


OTFI0E ERs on THIS BATTALION are now "a Che
" soasa % enHst such young men citizens Of Lousi
aEs. with conse7i9t age Hho nsy ceiae tcf-
ward ana offer Oh -r1ssiTss f3T sei Vics.
By E7scia aufhortT q ne Secretary ai Aers suy
person iat 20 ctnscupion rsy be enlisted and csn-
aepia enrolled may Be assigned g I'll up this crgsuiza
toa.
Ab5uHty oi FIFTK DOLLARS WI be paid 70 su
hebi1 o. alnscpton wao come properly rec iInHlended
Ihe recrafirg staiois VII be Noble, Ala, Jackson
nj and o.her poiats On ihe NsW Orleans, Jsckg3n
ana Geeat Eor hern Eai road. nearer New 0rlelns
Captain q B EIlsLESS, 3rd company, viii be Ela-
ti-led tic5ie O. rcciituE bficers and Cap am G.
soN, "a colpauy. ana Z ieut EoRCoSM. fth company,
ct Js.ksou end emily o whom 70 the uadersignsd
s. Mobile aRpiieations may be addressed
J. B. WALTON.
C-l1neI oeIlDHnd'nE AID Chief Of Artillery,
Isl Army Carps Depar slent Northern Virginia
Ita7e established my recruiting of1oe st raon No
s. B5Tznan H1aae, jacks3a. Hiss
e. ". SoURES.
Captain snG Recruiting Officer,
ia1Llm Battalion Washing "a Artlerv
AIe1srdria papers copy ons month asd send dapi-
care bills 81 g, ~, Aquiras. jackson IL ss
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- ID suhscriplion.

Daily per nlonth------------------ $ $50
1,ri-vveelzlv per msnta...--.....~ 1.25
Weekly per aanurz 400
SiEzle copy -----.Ae en- cents.
ghe paper win be delivered 10 an
.navys-deaiers at seven cts. Der COPY.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-01
CLAIMs AGAINST UNITED STATES.

FINLEY BIGGER, date Register OF the United
States TreaBuFy,) and CHARLES L. SHERMAN,
Councillors at Law, will devote their entire Atten-
tiOn to the prosecution and settlement of demands
against the United States growing out of the pres
ent war, including the Accounts and Claims Of
States Contractors, and Disbursing Officers; Appi-
cations for the restoration OF property illegally
seized or captured, and for compensation for the
use of private property for Government purpOseB
and for damages for the injury Of such property by
the army, for military pay, pensions, and bounty
lands; and for dstTibutive shares Cf moneys pAya-
BILE at the Treasury and due to HubcontTaOtoTH and
others.
They will also give legal advice to claimants
contractors, and TO unprOieBsiOnal agents In liti-
gated cases and prepare written arguments when
With nonresident Agents who may send them
claims, an equitable division Of commissions will
be made. 80
Undisputed Demands will be collected and
promptly remitted for n commission of from halt
TO two and half per cent, depending on the
amount; and negotiations with the Departments
conducted on moderate tcrmH,
BY prompt attention, moderate charges, long eh-
perience, and a minute knowledge of the eX.lawB,
regulAiens rules, and preoedents governing that
class of business at the Departments, they hope to
render their services useful to claimants and public
creditors.
Reference may be made to members Of Congress,
and officers OF the Government and especially, by
permission, to the Hon. ELISHA WHiTTLEsEY,kirat
Comptroller OF the Treasury,
Address MesBrB. BIGGERh SHERMAN,
Washington, u, G,
once, No, SIS street, near Treasury and WI
lAFdH' Hotel, nov B-em,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-01
Amuaen1enaa

GRovER's THEATRE.-BensA Of Edtgfn Addms.-
Tonight IL set apart for the benefit Of Mr.. Edwin
Adams, who is undoubtedly the most promising
young actor On the stage at this time in America.
The celebrated comedian, Mr.. setohell, makes his
last appearance but one this evening. Charming
susan Denim will appear A beautiful young ac-
tress makes her first appearance. The play IL the
" Romance Of Poor Young Man" The play 10
certainly effectively cast, and we doubt not but
that the house will be crowded. Tomorrow Mr..
Adams appears as " Richard ILL.," and Mr.. Setchell
makes his last appearance.
vARrETrEs.-To-night bill Of more than ordl-
nary interest and beauty, in which the entire COM
pany appear. scampini the Agile's Revenge, by
Leslie and Parkeri and the pantomine troupe will
be shortly withdrawn. Ada TesmNn and Helena
Smith tonight with scores Of lady singers and
dancers. on Saturday night great bill will be
presented. The Varieties is fast paving its way
into nOtoriety, and now stands populAry as one OF
the prominent places Of amusement Of our city.
CANrERBURY.-The grand ballet now being
nightly produced At this well-conduoted and very
popular place Of amusement, ia full Of beauty in.
terest, and attraction. From II the behOlder can
form some idea of one OF the customs which pre-
walls to so great an extent in the Turkish domin-
ions-that Of selling females as slaves. The
favorable dAnseuse, Kate Pennoyer, sustainH the
pFlhelph CHARACTER supported Dy ten OF hteeh
most beautiful young ladies' Julia Mortimer,
Ernestine de Faiber, Augusta and Marie, and full
company appear this evening in varied pro.
gramme.
THE RUSSIAN WAR.-The exhibition OF the
scenes and incidents Of the Crimean campaign, Ia
attracting large numbers Of people, who are natu-
rally interested in a campaign which has taken
appointment place in history, and which has been
unequalled in modern times, until the war Of the
rebellion began.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-01
nv GREEN 9 WILLIAMs, AuctIonecrs
Ar 2s-td

DY GREEN q WILLIAMS, AuetiOneors
ID HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS IN UNION
TOWN Ar AU"TION-On MONDAY, the sth day
OF May we shall sell, at oclOch y. m, in front OF
the premises, Lots numbered 60, 10 and II, laid
down in plan or plat of said UniOntOwn. This
property Is situated At the corner Oi Monroe aud
Washington streets, one of the most beautiful and
elevated positions In the town. This thriving and
handsome little UHiOHtOwn is across and near the
Navy Yard or AnacOstN Bridge. The lots front on
Pgcataway road IS feet with depth Of 100 feet
4 beautiful location
Terms cash; sale positive.
And at o'clock, same afternoon, we shall SELL
in front Of premises, Lots No. and 10, in Square
lOGI in the city Of Washington, having front ono
OF 81, the other 90 feet, FourcCnth street east
between D and streets south, containing ~ GJ5
Terms une-third cash, balance in six and twelve
months for notes bearing interest from day of sale
A deed given and deed of trust taken. Title india
GREEN * WILLIAMS,
an 10 AuCtIUneers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-01

ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Yesterday Margaret
Shay, and the wife of Wm. Hogne, got into
scufhe at the home OF the latter, on street,
Nineteenth. Margaret came out victor after biting
of considerable portion of her antagonists nose.
She was arrested and sent to jail.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-01

A WORD OF ADvICE.-Thoae who have been
doctorlng for weeks and months without obtaining
relief should consult DR.. FiBhblAtt, whose office 10
at No. al street. corner Of Eighth street. and be
radically cured. Twenty-Five years experience has
established DR.. FishblAtts reputation as physi-
clan. Recent cases cured In few days. Charges
moderate. DR.. FISHBLATT,
No. 42l Z street, corner OF Eighth,
Opposite the General Post ONCE.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-01

CELEBRATION AT THE CoNTRABAED CAMP.-Yes-
terday was duly recognized at the Contraband
Camp. They spent quite a portion of the day in
singing and prayer. The exercises were conducted
and presided over by white gentlemen.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-01

LOST CHILD-Yesterjay, Patrolmsn wannell
found little girl named Mary R. Tip, three years
old, who had Etrayed from her home on the corner
OF Seventh and N streets. She was taken in charge
by the officer, who conveyed her to her parents.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-01
LOCAL NEWS.

THE oBsERvANCE OF YEsTERDAY.-In compli-
Ance with the Presidents proclamation, all the
churches yesterday duly Solemnized the occasion
by holding divine service and the preaching Of
suitable sermons. In many Of the churches sunrise
prayer meetings were held, to ask especial convo-
cation Of the Divine blessing upon our Army and
Navy and all in authority, that they may be en-
dowed with wisdom and religion during the great
struggle through which our country Is now under
going.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-01

VINO WILL BE CUREDl-We desire TO call special
attention to the advertisement of the celebrated
Dr. Vellny, which appears in another column. The
Doctor is a safe and reliable practitioner, whose
skill and experience is guarantee that the unfor-
tunAte victim Of certain indscretions can with con-
hdence intrust his case in his hands. Let young
men be warned in time, and seek the best means OF
relief.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-01

LARCENY HoRsE.-DethlofM Martin was ar.
rested on Wednesday last by officer Beull, Of the
Second precinct, for stealing horse belonging to
Geo Cation. Justice GiberBon committed him to
jail for court,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-01

INFORMATION WANTED OF ROBERT HAIR
i RISoN, who left his home, l6T Ann street. Bal
tmorc on or about the 10th inst, to ship on board
the steamship Baltimore, at Washington or
Georgetown. Any information respecting him
will be thankfully received by his son, Henry HaT
riAon, Fort McHenTy, Baltimore.
may lite
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-01

RoBBrNo THE GovERNMENT.-Surgeo Mallery,
Of the Twenty-eighth Pennsylvania volunteers,
was arrested yesterday for stealing Government
property.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-01

DEsERTER ARRESTRD.-Yesterday one of the
patrolmen OF the Second precinct police, arrested
Lewis Brown as being deserter. He was turned
over to the military at the Central guardhouse.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-01

THE ONLY place where you can purchase India
Rubber goods of all kinda at Manufacturers prices,
at II. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
PennBylvaniA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. mar 23-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-01

DEV. DIR. sUNDERLAND's SERMON
III on the "Crlsis Of the Times, }" delivered the
evening OF the National Fast, april 3O) will be
published in full In the National Banner, of May
9th. Orders for copies will be received by J. S.
Brown, at the National Union League HeadquAr.
ters, No. 4sl Ninth street, and at the office OF the
National Banner, No. 4S2 seventh street, Washing
Copies supplied at $40 per thousand, or So per
hundred. may l-lw
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-01

AssAULr.-oHicer Mcdonald, ofthe Second ward,
arrested Budd Dawson, alias Henry CaSsAway, for
AGsAulting Samr Ireland. He was sent to Jail by
Justice Clayton to await the action OF the grand
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-01

THE CLosrNo OF ALL PLACES OF BUsINEss-All
places of business were closed yesterday morning,
and everything donned the appearance Of Sunday
but in the afternoon between FIVE and six O'Clock,
many Of the restaurants took down their shutters
and opened their front doors, and proceeded to
dealing out Of liquors. Many of these establish
ments were soon filled by visitors, who had been
lounging around all day waiting for a smile.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-01

Refers, by permIssiOn, to
Hons Hannibal HAmlin, Vice President, Me;
Martin Kalbheisch, Mayor city Of Brooklyn; Ah-
iah Mann, Jr., New York city John n. Goodwin
ward II. Rollins, NJ. C., N. H.; Alex II. Rice, NJ
c., MABSj John d. Alley, NJ, c., Mass,i Alfred A.
BurnhAm, NJ. c., Conn,j Dwight Loomls, NJ. c.,
COnni John A.. Gurley, NJ. C., Ohio James NJ,
Ashley, NJ: c., ohioi sidney Edgerton, Nj, c., Ohio
John Hutchins, NJ Cl ohioj John Covode, NJ. C.,
Pa. Robert Mcknight, NJ, G., Pal Justin 5, Nor
Chandler, M. G., Mich. James H. Lane, NJ. C.,
Kansas Cyrua Aldrich, NJ. C., MINI VIM Kcl-
logg, NJ. c., Mi John 7. Nixon, NJ. C., n Ji John
L. N. strRtton, NJ. C., N. j. p. d. FOuke, NJ. C.,
Mi Owen Loyejoyi NJ. C., MI F. p. Blair, Jr, NJ
c., Moi Elbridge G. SpSuldtng, NJ C., n. Y. Al
fred Ely, NJ. c., N. VI Major General H. B. Dur
veal N, Wyekoh, Esq, Pres. WilliamspOrt city
bank shepherd Knapp, Esq, Pres, Meohani9'
Bank, Iy2s-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-01
MAYORS OFFICE,

MAYORS OFFICE,
NJ April, 1863.
Proposals will he received at the Mayors office
until l2 M, saturday, May 9Th, for grading and
gTavelling Ninth street west from G to N streets
north, under Acts approved soth May and 9Th Nov.
1862.
The gravel must be nine inches In depth in the
centre and taperng TO four inches at the sides and
the street, after being graded and gTavAled to the
entire satisfaction of the Commissioner ofthe ward
and Assistant Commissioners, shall be thoroughly
Faked and rolled.
Bidders must state the price per cubic yard for
grading and per square yard for gravelling.
No part of the appropriation will be paid except
upon the certificate of the Commissioners that the
work is properly done. JNO. T. GARNER,
Commissioner Third Ward,
THOMAS LEWIS,
G. W. DRAINE,
Ap 2s-IOt Assistant Commissioners.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

@4'A - hD&@A'Ad@- - ~
VARETEs VARIETIES II
THE NATIONAL AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION
Pennsylvania Avenue, near Ninth Street.
GREAT DOUBLE Snow OF THE CITY
Lovely Ladies' in Abundance.
Humorous Comedians and Singers.
HARRY LESLIE and c. W. PARKER.
Ada Tesman and Helena Smith
The Circle Of Beauty and Cluster of Grace.
VS.. BUDwoRTH, the great Ethiopian Come.
dian, MISS LESTER, Premier Danseuse, and
NELLIE HOWARD Champion Lady Jig Dancer,
appear on Monday Night
The new version of the sterling drama OF
JACK SHEPPARD,
illustrating his life from his apprenticeship to the
scatold, will shortly be produced.
FRENCH SPY, or STORMING OF ALGIERs,
Is in rehearsal by the Dramatic Company.
may
"ILLARDS HALL.
w POSITIVELY ron ONE WEEK ONLY.
COMMENCING MONDAY NIGHT, 4TH
First appearance in Washington, in Sir Years,
ofhe World Rc,io,rnod
PEAK FAMILY,
SWISS BELL RINGERS.
The Management would most respectfully an
nounce a series of their celebrated Costume Concerts
at the above hall, commencing MONDAY, May 4th
24O SILVER BELLS.
TWELVE MEMBERS
LA PETITE LIZETTE,
MASTER EDDIE
MASTER FRANK
The wonders Of the age will appear each evening
In their Characteristic representations.
FURTHER PARTICULARS HEREAFTER.
Cards of admission so cents; reserved seats %
cents extra; children halfprice.
THREE GRAND MATTNEES
will be given on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, commencing at three
o'clock.
Children admitted to the matinees for I5 cents.
Tickets for sale at John +. Ellis's Music Store,
3O6 Pennsylvania avenue.
Sale of tickets to commence at II o'clock on
saturday, May ID.
Doors open at Ito commence ats.
The Piano used is from the manufactory of
Chickcring n Sons, Boston, furnished by John =.
Ellis.
C. C. CHASE,
p@-3t Business Agent.
DIL ARDS.
TO NIGHT, display of this beautiful game will
take place at Gcary's Rooms, corner Ninth and ID
streets, between Messrs. GEARY and DEERH. On
this occasion several new shots will be made-the
Berger massc shots. Also, play at * o'clock.
lts
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-01
BLACKSMITHS' AND WHEEL
WRIGHT MATERIAL.

WRIGHT MATERIAL.
Hubs, spokes, Felloes, Clrcles-Oak, ash, hlck,
ory, elm and gum,
Shafts, Poles, singletrees-oak and hickory,
Axles, common and patent, Black and Bright
Elliptic Springs, Axle Boxes,
Nuts, Washers, Ferrules, MalleablO Castings,
Felloe Plates,
Philadelphia and Eastern Carriage and Tire
Bolts, Ciactory prices,)
Stump Joints, Axle Clips, Top Props, Knobs
and Buttons,
Anvils, Vices, Horse Rasps, Smiths Files,
Hammers, shoeing Knives,
Bar Iron and Steel, in every grade and size,
Enameled Duck, Drill aud Muslin, Cat manu-
facturcrs' ratrs,)
&C., Sc, &r.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-01
CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY
HARDWARE.

CADlN Ell ~ ~ u ElO1lO NV
HARDWARE.
Hair Cloth, lG to so inch,
Green, Brown, Blue and other colored Can
vass,
Tuft buttons, all colors,
Tuftng Twine,
Upholsterers' Hammers,
Tack Hammers,
Moss, Curled Hair,
Upholsterers' Tacks, Light TackS,
Finishing Brads,
Brass and Iron Screws,
Blind and Window Fasteulngs and Trim
mings,
Castors-Bed, Chair, Table and socket-Brass
and Iron,
Back Saws, Escutcheons,
Screw Rings, &C.,
Drawer, Cupboard, TIL, Chest, Box and Trunk
Locks in great variety,
&C., &C., &c.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-01

N. B-At the request OF many customers, the
proprietor has arranged to make n reduction, to
regular boarderS OF 20 per cent. on the regular bin
Of fare de ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-01
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON

NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
IN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The above-named company have placed upon the
route between NEW YORK, WASHINGTON and
GEORGETOWN three superior Ocean Steamers,
commanded by experienced and sklllful seRmeL,
which will form a SEMI-WEEKLY LINE, carry
lug freight at lower rates than any other.
These steamers will connect with all tFRnBpoFta-
tlOn lines out of New York, and no commission
charged for forwarding goods consigned to the
Il = Embalmed bodies forwarded to any part of
the United States.
Goods should be distinctly marked, to avsid mis-
carriage. ,,
For freight or passage (haying excellent accom-
mOdAtions) apply to MORGAN n RHlNEHARI,
40 Water street, GeOrgetoW JAMES HAND,
III Wall street. New York. ap2+-eolm