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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTs

no LARGE sTOCR! 90
20 b e st 60 DSm 30
sLo w EST PR 2 s@
wasblngt ton and Congfess, are now preps ed to
show their well seeotsd stock of DIR EsS GOO Ds,
DOMESTICS, 10. Their store the old tsnd Of
n. E. Berry, having been rsmodel,ed and fitted up
Ia the most Thorough manner, they possess faclli-
Of a general Dry Goods Business. They rsspsct-
fully invite call from the oihzens Of Georgs'swn
and vicinity. oc6-Im
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rrJ John schssxtz, an employee In the Gin
ciaaax Excelsior Piopr Mills, was killed on
TUESDAY, by the bufstiag ola millstone, one Of the
pie ,es striking him In ths side, q
1" Tee cat Of Goldfish at >abradar, sud along
the eeast OF Newfoundland, " 10 sad, will this
yeas fau mach below the average. ftts
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MeLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
rrHE REST IMMINENT IN TuE woprnN


The only safe and certain for Caneers Piles, Tu
mora, Sw.liings aud Bronehis Cotre Parslys Neu-
r-gia Weakness Of the Muscles Chronic or Inf
Rae unAusm sddnsss Of The Joints, Conuaetsd Muscles
Ligsment Earaehs or Toothaehe Bruises sprans Fresh
Cuts, Wounds, Ulcers, Fever Sores, Cahed Brsast sor.
Nipples, Burns, seaas Sore Throat or
pain difference how long the di.e.,e NV
have existed, McLEANs CELEBRATED LINIMENT IL
certkin remedy.
Thousands Of human beings been saved life of d,
ersptuds aud misery by the Of this nvalusbs
MeLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
VIII relieve pain almost ousy, and will clean
purify and heal the foues ineredibs short
FOX HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
meLEANS CELEBRATED LINIMENT ia the ooIy safs
and reliable remedy for the Of Spawn,
Wincgalsp Spints, Unns stursl Lumps Nodes swenfs
never fsLsd to cure Big Head POIlssil, FisulA, 0ld
Running Sores, or svssny, IL properly applied. For
sprains Bruises Scrshs Cracked Hess Chsfes Saddle
or Collar Calls, Cuts Sores, Wounds E infalble
remedy Apply h a. directed and certain every
instance.
Then trifs with the many worthless Lnimenfs
oas.sd 70 you Obtaln supply Of DR. hcLEANs CKLE-
BRATED LINIMENT. IL win cure you.
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine eta, s. Louis, Mo.
CHARLES STOTT, s75 Pa. Gv, sole sgent in WsshIng-
toni r. d. T. CIss Ell, Georgetown. 24-D&wIy
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old RICH, MELLOW AND PURE
" b u NSIDE'S
MON0NGAHELA RYE WHISKEY

Conscisntiously distilled by Mr. James Burnside,
OF Allegany County, Penne., In the old-fsshoned
honest way, from the choicest and most carefully
selected Rye, and in no case ever offered for sale
until adapted to wholesome lse by age IL is st
opcs the most palstable, ss II is emphaticaly one
Of the beverages in the reach Of the public.
To the invalid, as well ss to those in health, II
oommends itself for its unuvalled qualities as q
sumuant OF the safest. surest, and most bene6oel
cription, and many of the most distinguished
PHYSICIANS are using it in their prsctics with the
hsppiest Iespts : {
326 Walnut street Philadelphis.
WM. G. CONOVEk,
Agent for the Prop fetors. 223 Pa. az. .
Sc 2-6m opposite WIllards Hotel.
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iTHR ALLEGED ATTEMPT ON NAPoLKoN-The
Pdrisians INDUCED In an immense laugh yester-
day C20th) at the expense Of the London Times,
FOR Its pompous and extra serious leader on the
supposed attempt upon the Emperor's life at Tou-
Ion. In Paris this attempt was only heard from
London, as are most OF the spurious attempts on
his Majesty's life. The facts In the present case
are these: There Is a man at Toulon Of the name
Of Burle who, IL not deranged, is slightly exalted
In intellect. This man has been, from the first,
one Of the Emperor's warmest supporters, and,
thinking his idolatry ought to be remunerated
has constantly importuned the Emperor for favors
OF various kinds, and among other things sought
and obtained the Imperial protection Tor two of
his children. One can readily imagine the in
creased exaltation of this man when he learned
that the subject Of bis daily worship was about TO
visit Toulon, and that be would see him In pro-
pTtd persona He sought, but failed tn obtain, an
interview with the Emperor; but, determined to
attract his Majestys attention to himself, he
ceived the dangerous expedient Of firing of In the
air a pistol, loaded with blank cartridge, as the
cortege passed along the street At irst ills true
the people believed an attempt at assassinatio on
had been made, and Burle was arrested; but he
was soon recognized, and the tragedy was turned
into a farce, at which every body laugh he'd Burle
was dismissed, with an admonition from the
Commissary Of Police
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FOR SALE..A PAIR Of COACH HORSES,
yoSng end fast, scld for no fault, the n
ewnsr h.ying 20 use tor them. Apply at J@O
w n. .UPPERMAN'S Grocsry on Penn 6<A
syiveaia avenue, between a and ~ sts. au att
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E>EMALE BOARDING ANDDAY school,
ALEXANDRIA, VA

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
- Mrs. s. J. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL.
Inc thirteenth annual session of this Institution
Will commence on Tuesday, September 18th, IN the
Nc. $50 King street.
The course Of study pursued will comprise all
tho branches requisite to a thorough English Edu
cation, and Music, French, Latin and Drawing il
desired. s' "
In addition To day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared to receive limited Dumber of pupils as
boarders, who, constituting part of her own fam
lily, will be ugder her immediate and supervI-
SloG. She Will endeavor. as far possible 10 sur
round them with the comforts and kindly influences
of Home.
=, ,Refrsness-Rev,G Geo. H. Norton, Rev. D.. Ehss
Harrisop, Rey. ID. F. Sprgg, William ii Fowle,
Esq, Edgar Snowden, Esq, Edmund F. Witmer,
Esq. Horny Marbury, Esq, Lewis McKenz e,
Esq Robert II. Hum &Hantnn. Esq w Wallsch,
Entwsle, yr.. Esq, Col. Jnhn w. Minor, Loudoun,
Messrs. Blackjack Il Marshall, Messrs. Corse
Brothers.
TERMS.
Board, with Tuition in all the English Branches,
Sa0for the annual lsesslon-payabe semi-annpally
In advance.
Music and Languages at Professors prices.
II No extra charges. au 5S-u
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los, r. BIRCH, UNDRRrAKER,
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE OUTFITS.

Youths and Boys Ciothing for School and
Dress Wear.
Parents and guardians wishing 10 furnish their
children and wards with School ard College Outkts
Tor the coming season, are invited IN examlne our
present lArge end extensive assortment BOYs,
Of all sizes IN q few moments with every desorip-
non of X sady- made Garments, of substantial and
WALL, sTEPHENS 4 CO..
auS S-d fd s 322 Penn. avenue.
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"a SfNGULAR MRKTTNo The Republicans OF
he New YoI Hote
by Southern travellers, and not little antagonism
and one or two positive collisions, have occurred
between the adverse parties gathered at tie hotel
snd the hesdquarters According to the New
York Post, whose Republican sympathies have
probably Induced Ii to give an exaggerated color.
ing to the incident narrated below there has been
ffaternizstisn between the two, and the houses
Of Capules and Montague are henceforth to be a,
peace -. .
During the evening pleasant incident occurred
In front Of the New York Hotel, which leads to
the hope that the neighbors who have heretofore
been somewhat Jealous, and quarrelsome,will In
future have better understanding and apprecia-
ton ofeach others good qualities Republican
entered into conversation the steps of the Hotel
and soon became the centre Of large audience Of
Southern gentlemen and other guests of the estab-
lishment. He had good voice, and gave a clear
intelligent and comprehensive statement of the
views and purposes of his party. His language
was gentlemahly and well chosen, and he was
listened to with profound and respectful attention
AT the conclusion of his remarks be tha n ked
the gentlemen for their courteous conduct and
told them IL they would go with him to the rooms
OF the Republican Central Campaign Club they
would dnd their courtesy fully reciprocated The
invitation was accepted, and a meeting was
formed about the door, under the Lincoln banner
Speeches were made deprecating sectional dssen-
sions and in favor Of upholding the Union what
ever may be the result Of the approac hing election
One of the hotel men finally said that he believed
Abraham Lincoln to be an honest and honorable
man; and while he differed from his political
views, he proposed three cheers for him, not as
politician, but as an honest man. The cheers
Were accordingly given by the hotel men
A Republic then said that in John e Breck.
inridge his party recognised a gentleman who
was plain and honest In the avowal Of his princi-
pies As frank and outspoken enemy they re-
spected him, and as man, not as a politician, he
Proposed three cheers for Breckinrldge, which
Were given heaftily. The meeting broke u D with
many expressions Of good feeling on both sides
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EDUCATIONAL.
A CADEMY OF MODERN LANGUAGES.
(A (WAAHIA arnN RriI nfNr, 4

a CADhM OF MODERN LANGUAGES,
IA (WAsHI sGroN BuiLDINGl
fd AcenHe, Cornv Of SeceRfA Street.
PRIVATE lNsTHucTIoNs IN FRENCH AND SPANISH,
DAY AND EVENING CLASSES
AND, moTTRTAtMS oTTRTAtMSphS$TI9NS. SSp 5 g
Languages and Literature has the honor to an
pounce that he will resume his Classes and Private
Lessons on "wednesday next, the 18th Of Sepfem
Der, in the above Academy. He ia prepared also to
give, In schools and private families, q Course of
Lecture upon the French Literature, from the Ear
Time.
For terms and further particulars inquire at the
Academy where Prof De Monthurry will be in at
tendance daily from to ii a. and from to D. m.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENT.-Two new three-story BRICK
L HOUSES with back buildings, each house
on 9Th street borth. between and Streets: rent
70 goaS ohio .ssa.S
18th and 18th streets. oc OF
TOR RENT-A neatly furnished HOUSE In the
4 FIRST ward, on II between 18th and istn sts
NO 22s containing Q double psEler, S OF = cham
osFs, ainiae-room, kltchen. and psntry; with gas
CHAs. c. r. BARNARD, next door east.
EARM FOR SALE "A highly improved Fam,
= CONTAINING lis acres, with two story frame
dwelling and all convenient out houses; fine orch.
ard, excellnnt spring, &C., situated on the Little
Alexandria Terms: s4.oo0; one fourth cash; the
belance IA i, and years. Apply to LOUISA
sOAERS. on the premises. oc Sw'
EOR SALE-A new two-story and basement
u BRlCh HOUSE, containing 5 ro 1Ins and eel
isr, situated on lit Il north, between ard sts
Liberties Market. Terms unu usually liberal, Apply
on the premises, or TO MCKINNEY & LANS-
DALE, corner OF Pa. avenue and ia st.
sea I'm
EoK SALE-A small FARM ofSp acres situated
L ct the Little Falis, having comfortable well.
and watered within four miles Of Washington; Is
acres in cultivation, the balance II hand wood
lanu. IL ls po"uilsry deRlrabe q country res,
dence, Icing perfectly healthy end most romautcal-
ly situated excellent GshiIg aud hunting Insuire
OF NJ. MARRIOTT, hridgs keeper, Chain Bridge
Iade tklIs d"--s4vtf
E'0R RENy-f'hs first - DOR of the bulid.
4 ing Immediately opPosits the vest wIrg OF th
Ciy ba,., recently occupied by Chas. I. Wallace
story ana the thlrd floor Of the ss.ae lzidine Foi
terms Apply to Richard wALLACH, No.
Louisiana avenue. ia IS d
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FEMALE EDUCATION

T. FEMALE EDUCATION.
HOSE Parent who wish their dau hters to re-
ceiye thorough and systematic education. where
their ply sieai ming wi receive daily and specia
attention, under the most approved stem of Calls
thenlcS and gymnastics are respectfully invited
visit the Union Female Academy, corner -Four,
teenth st. and New York av
MR.. MRS. Il. RICHARDS,
au S-u Principals
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lust RECEIVED-
10 hhds prime Porto Rico SUGARS,
80 bbls. t.id Rye WHISKY,
$50 bbls n Err RING and ALEwIVES,
50 bbts. Crushed and Refined -UGARS,
81 bags Pio and Java COFFEE,
10 hhds. low priced) MOLASSES.
For sale by JOHN J. BOGUE. Sc 10

ChANDhLL' SeTiet4A Sa. 1ss f1ss.. st., s.rss....,
% Has cSnatantly on band q large assortment OF
orsd, and 81. other sPECTxGLiEsS, orr
the 6est snsIty IN gold; silver, steel and German
new C. asses set In them 70 order. no 1D-U
MASSEY, COLLINS 4 CO.'S PHILADEL-
Nl PHlA DRAUG HT ALE.-We are constantly
reoevng fresh supplies of the above delightful bev
sdultersted Ale. 10 give il q trlal.
ARMY & SHINN, Agents,
es 81 6reen st.. GeoFTetoWn.
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nsvsr bssn ssis 10
msdicins--r nh
Z SIN SLR fN-I
fsCT A c uR =, \
Nsvsrd did vs knew
satisfaction By any
the Contrary, allars
or BRATfoNs, and
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Isay Of any oIE Ek
Has fAILkD,Ir
sTASCK TO sF-
when timely pssd.
an !nstahcs Of die.
enc Who used IL. On
delighted With IL.
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III HICKORY AND OAK PLANK OF TIM
RER (ofapy size or dimensionsj SAWED, POSTS
or JOlSTS RIPPED, or LOGS SAWED, at the
shortest notice
:. III small jobs of BLACKsMITHING prompt
ly exceeded, is above. se2l
The national Republican., 1860-11-30

Arrive would call the attention of our
citizens to most superb collection Of photo
graphic views of the White Mountains and
other localities, now on exhibition at Philip &
Salomons's. They exceed in beauty anything
Of the kind.
Gov. Seward has arrived, and is at his resi-
dence on F street.
Hon. T. d. Elliot, of Massachusetts,, and
family, are stopping at 406 f street.
Hon. E. B. French and family are stopping
at the Washington House.
Hon. E. Etheridge, of Tenn. Judge Cola.
mer and lady, of VT; DR.. Lockwood, of U. ).
A.; and Major BRUNO, Of Russia are stop.
ping at Willards'.
Hon. W. H. Hooper, from Utah; L. P.
Pitchlynn, of Choctaw Nation and William
Botherhead, Of Phila.; are at the Kirkwood
House.
Hon. G. D. Martin, of Ohio, is at the Avenue
House.
Hon. William Allen and Hon. G. L. Vallan.
digham, of Ohio, are stopping at the National.
Hon. P. B. Fouke, of Illinois, is stopping at
Hon. William Howard and family are stop.
ping at Clay's Hotel.
Hon. Schuyler Colfax, of Indiana, is in the
city.
FAILURE IN GEoRGETOwN.-Messrs D. L.
Shoemaker Il Bro, extensive -four millers in
Georgetown, failed on Wednesday for q con-
siderable amount.
There has been issued by the Clerk of the
Circuit Court eighty marriage licenses during
the present month, (November,) an increase
over last month.
We presume the increase can be accounted
for by the severity Of the weather.
WATCH REPoRT.- Wednesday Night.-Chas.
Mcdonald, drunk and disorderly, dismissed.
There we're six dodgers.
Thursday Mght.-George Whitaker, for be.
ing drunk and indulgng in the use of profane
language, was fined $2.l5. Patrick McKen.
ney was arrested for being drunk and disorder.
ly, and went down for ninety days. Lewis
Travers, a negro, was brought up for being
disorderly and throwing stones. As Pat did
not like to 60 down alone, and Lewis had not
behaved very we'll of late, the latter was sent
down to keep Pats com pany, and for like
period. Frederick Nolti, having an idea that
Thanksgiving Day was a day specially Sc,
apart for getting drunk on, and, having q got
on" rather a heavy load, and commenced be
ing disorderly, he was requested to shell out y
$2.l5, to pay for his sport; which he did.
Anne Maloney took it into her head to gel
tipsy, and try the novelty of sleeping in the
street. The Justice took pity on Anne, spoke
to her of the imprudence Of such acts, and dis
missed her. There were nine dodgers.
The national Republican., 1860-11-30
Arrivals at the Hotels,

Wizards Hotel.-Mr. and Mrs. McDonaugh,
Ct; G. Byler, Pa; c. Bonsall, Phil; E. Rog.
ers and wife, Md. R. NJ. Magraw, Bait. ]. K.
Morton, U. S. A.; H. s. Hillery and lady, KY.
NJ. B. Stanton, Ga. Hon. E. Etherdge, Tenn;
Il. Harwood, Chica go; W. s. Miller, Bait. J.
N. Morris, lady, and servant, Miss G. Philli ps,
Va. /; G. b. Grouse and lady, Ny. A. 8. Viii.
ting, Boston Mr.. Swift Mass. R. P. Carpen.
ter, U. s. A; s. II. Berger and wife, Toledo,
O.; W. P. Thayer, N. Y. NJ. NJ. Dent, Lewis
Evans, Va. Judge Collamer and wife, VT. J.
P. Stephens, N: T.; E. johnson, U.S.A A. Mr..
and Mrs. g. G. Rives, Tex. Maj. Brunie, Rus.
s.A. siAi ~' iA''''' N' l. Df' LOCKWOOD o'
Bro,on's Hotel.-T. F. Drayman, D. c.; A.
V. Banks, Va; j. Fl. Wallace, Va. L. Han.
lin, Bait; h. M. Sanders, Ala. W. 8. Miller,
Bait; G. I. Crumps, Bait. G. W. Christian,
N. Y; Hon. P. B. Fouke, Ill. A. Bradford
Mimi. T. G. Theaker, Ohio; B. Mantouc, s.
Washington House.-Hon E. B. French and
wife, Me-; VIM. Sisson, N. Y; T. N. Chap.
man, N. 7. E. SPieer, Kansas Miss Gordon,
N Y; W. W. Dillon and lady, N. Y. P. L.
Allen, Del. N. Moses and family, N. H.; G.
A. Bartlett, Mass; T. H. Hastings, Mich
Ciay's Hotel.-W..P. Coleman, Cal. J. S.
Sinclair, S. c.; N. G. Colegrath, Eng. W. M.
Ball and son, Ala. R. Kemp, Mass. G. A.
King, Kingston, L. l.; G. s. Elmore, King.
ston, L. l.. Jennie Hampford, Brookly W.
81. Cunningham, s. c.; j. Elder, No.; j. P.
Harrington, Ct. g. l.. Singleton, c. J. R..
Russell Hampton Mr.. Moran Canton G..
Bankser, Tenn. ; Miss E. Townsend, N. Y. s.
Bayley Hudson, N. Y; W. Townsend, King.
ston G. j. Sanders, La; j. P. Harrington.
La; d. E. Reynolds, N. Y; Hon. W. How.
ard and family, Ohio G. W. Mitchell and lady,
D. c.; j. Williams, Cumberland; ]. Pike.
Syracuse; J. Reynolds, N. Y.
National Hotel.-Leon Abbot, NY; H.
Drypolcher N. Y; A. Gilmore, Philadelphia +;
W. McDoffee J. N. Leach, N. c.; W. Rose !;
H. Caygill, N. Y. ]. H. Hobbs, N. H.; L.
Monro, N. Y; G. S. Won Ammong, N. Y; !;
NJ Engle, U. S. NJ; A. W. Thompson, N. VI.
S. A. Power, Pa. Hon. G. L. Vallandigham,
Ohio; L. J. Gartrell and family Ca; Hon. M.
Allen, Ohio DR.. P, S. Blackham, Va s. M.
johnson, N. Y. j. T. Cox, Ky. A. M. Fairly,
Montreal l.. b. Stone, Boston W. Appleton,
Boston.
Kirktoood HouSe.-W. A. Ballack, Bait. {;
X. S. Sher Phila.; ]. F. Carter, Nd; Miss M.
Carter Nd; r. H. Gallispie, Va. L. P.
Pitchlym, Choctaw Nation; S. H. Perkins,
Boston; VIM. Brotherhood, Phila. Hon. W.
H. Hooper, Utah Thos Williams, Utah.
Avenue House.-Hon. G. D. Martin, Ohio J.
G. Wilson, T. F. Andrews and lady, N. Y. J.
G. Doran, o.; W. W. McCreary, H. Hammell,
G. 81. Chapman, Va.
The national Republican., 1860-11-30
ALEXANDRIA ITEMS.

CONDITION OF Mr.. RIsToN.-We lern that
Mr.. Riston, whose arm was so terribly man
gled and torn on Monday last, as to necessi.
tate an amputation, and who received other
serious injuries, is in very precarious condi,
tion, though he is doing as well under the
skiltul treatment of his medical attendant, as
could possibly be expected.
SMALL NOTES. - Corporation notes of the
denomination of 81 and 81, were in free circula-
ton in this city yesterday, and their appear.
ance was hailed with general delight, as afford.
ing great relief in this time of scarcity OF
small change.
The REV. G. B. DANA'is expected to deliver
a lecture at Lyceum Hail. for the benefit of the
Library Company, on Tuesday evening next,
Sd of December.
The FAIR.-The Friendship Fair, at Sarep.
ia Hall, was crowded last night, and all seemed
to enjoy themselves amazingly.
The national Republican., 1860-11-30
By Wall & Barnard, Auctioneers,
Washington, d. c..

DOSITIvE SALE of a Valuable Farm, Slaves,
l. Stock, Crops, &c, in Prince Georges county,
Maryland, at Public Auction.-On Wednesday,
the 18th of December next, on the premises, we
will sell that Valuable Farm known as a " Part
of Greenwood Park Enlarged" on the Marl-
borough road, three miles from the Old Fields,
nine miles from Washington and about the same
distance from Alexandria, upon which Daniel R.
Wall now resides, and adjoining the farms Of the
late DR.. David Craufurd, Albert B. Berry, and the
late Zachariah B. Beall, containing
Tt0o Hundred and Ttoelve Acre.
The Farm is divided into four fields, and
sufficient Wood and Timber Lot. Each field is
watered, and in a high state of cultivation. The
soil is Of rich dark loan, and very productive
for Tobacco and Grain. The land Is unsurpassed
by any in the county, and the situation perfectly
healthy.
The improvements consist of new and COM
Portable Frame Dwelling Barns, Stables, Corn
House, Ice House, Negro Quarters &c; also, a
Pump of Water near the door.
The farm will be sold at IL o'clock NJ, on the
following terms One fourth cash the balance
in twelve, eighteen, and twenty-four months,
with interest; deed given, and deed of trust
taken to secure the deferred payments.
Immediately after the sale of Land we will
sell Two Valuable Slaves, one good Carpenter; /;
six work and carriage Horses, two Carriages and
Harness, Cattle, Hogs, Farming Utensils and In
plements, OK Cart, &c, &c.
Also, Five Hundred Barrels of Corn, and other
Produce and Provender.
TERMS; Twenty-Five dollars, cash over that
amount, a credit of four months for Baltimore ac-
ceptances, interest added.
This sale will offer an opportunity rarely oc-
curing to procure one Of the best farms in the
county, and which will be sold only on account
of the owners removing to town.
WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers,
Corner Pa. avenue and Ninth street,
nov 26-eots Washington, D. Q.
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G. W. DUTTON,
BUTCHER AND VICTUALLER,
F street, (north side, near Eleventh.

F street, (norN side,) near Eleventh.
TNHE subscriber has opened a regular Family
l. Market on street, near Eleventh street,
where he is prepared to furnish Meats of all kinds,
Vegetables, Oysters, Butter, Eggs, and every de-
scription of Family Provisions, for family use,
and respectfully solicits a share Of the public
patronage.
business at his stands, No. in the Centre
Market and No. AZ in the Northern Liberties
Market where he will always be found on
market days, ready to supply his customers with
choice Meats.
nov 26 G. W. DUTTON.
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GOSHEN BUTTER AND CHEESE.

GOSHEN BUTTER AND CHEESE.
7 WILL have in store in day or two Choice
L GOSHEN BUTTER and CHEESE, of as fine
quality as can be had, to which invite the at
tention Of purchasers.
JESSE B. WILSON,
327 Pa. av., between Sixth and Seventh
nov 26 streets, south side.
The national Republican., 1860-11-30
DEATHS.

In Prince George county, Nd, near Pts.
Getaway, on Sunday morning, the 18th inst,
Ella Virginia, only daughter of George W.
and Laura V. Blandford, aged eleven months.
Baltimore papers please copy.
On the 29th inst, at the residence of J. T.
Clements, senior, Harry Fillmore, infant son of
james d. Clements, of Portsmouth, Virginia.
Baltimore Sun please copy.
The national Republican., 1860-11-30
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NeW York, Nop. 3O.-Flour and wheat dpll
9nding downward. Corn unchanged. Provi
sions dull. Whiskey dull, at l93 cents.
The national Republican., 1860-11-30
JOHN LANCE,

D. KOLB'S BALsAMIC LUNG NvIGORAToR.
A CERTAIN CURE for Coughs, Gods, Affec-
n tions of the Throat and Lungs. trial
will make every one its friend, being agreeable
to take and certain to cure. Price so cents.
For sale by Messrs. Gilman, Stott, Clark,
Wright, Nairn, Ford, Kidwell, Thompson, Ridge
ly, Moore, Major, &c. nov 26
The national Republican., 1860-11-30
FINANCIAL

NeW York. Nou. 3O-Stocks dull, and lower
Chicago and Rock Island, 57t Illinois Central,
shares 81 Michigan, do. 3os, New York Cen.
trail, 7o3; Penna Coal Co., II; Hudson River
Railroad, AT Va. 6's, 7sf No. 6's, SO; U. s.
bs, Of 1874, 963
The national Republican., 1860-11-30
BALTIMORE NARKETs

Battimore, NOu. JO-Flour firm and steady.
Sales OF 200 bbls., at $572. Wheat dull. Corn
steady Coffee quiet. Sugars, no sales. Pro-
visions, very quiet. Mess pork, $500.