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The national Republican., 1861-11-16
The 1rick of lh7 FgesttIIUItn a q u r.

This great m:lgi ian Is To commence his won.
deriul performances, on Monday night, IN this
city. Among his tricks with cards, Is the f"l.
lowing, AS described by Il leading New Y rk
paper:
TRICK WITH THE CARDS ALI conjurers
are great at card tricks but our last nnveity in
the line is superb. Ii may be presumed that
he will eXhbi few Or none # them when he
appears at the Academy of Music, which will
be on the 10th If this month. Card tricks are
not adapted to such II large space. HERMANN,
II wever, has made amends lur it to bme ind-
vIdua who have been introduced to him, by
utterly cnntounding them by the amazing nOg.
city and cer,itudo oi the combinations by
which he displays his aptitude at this branch
of the hOcuS pOcus business.
The other evening we were present at his
apartments with n guorly as>emblaae of our
COnfreres of the press, aud one trick which he
performed was So noat, yet 50 complicated and
extraordinary, that We shall endeavnr to re.
count II TO our readers.
lie took two packs of cards, and gave then
I" two separate gentlemen to shulile-then he
and auolher gentleman select II card from the
one pack, and lay the sreiEtinder of the pack
upon the chmney-piece. This done He
himself did not after This rise from his seat
until the conclusion of the trick, nor did any
one else in the room approach the place where
the cards lay. He teen told the other of the
two gentlemen TO lay the remaining pack OF
cards upon the table, After which, turning t.
one us, he bade him draw six cards from this
pack and conceal them from him. Another was
requested to take three, II third FIVE, II fourth
seven, nth two, and 50 on, until finally one
card alone WAS left.
Then turning to the gentleman who hat
drawn the card from thu other pack he said
"You saw that have touched neither. pack
Of cards since | gave them to your friends tC
shufle consequently they cannot have beer
packed fir the trick. Moreover, those who
have drawn cards from the other pack, took
them rs they chose, without forcing on my
part. 1t will, therefore, seem extraordinary I
! should be able to tell you the name of the
card yuu have, as well rs that Of the one upor
The table. Siill more extraordinary will it be
should both cards be similar"
$50 extraordinary" one of US exclaimed
" that it must be impossible"
Let us zee" continued Hermann, 81 rather
think th t you will find the two cards are the
five Of hearts"
1t was rs Hermann had said.
Let us frankly confess that we consider our
selves toerable adopts in this branch Of wiz
ardry, if card tricks can be considered Il por
tion of the wierd art. Nevertheless, this tricl
excelled our means of divination as thoroughly
as it did our.capacity of performance.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
Circuit COurt.

The Avenue House case was again before
this court yesterday. Mr.. Brent petiloned the
court on tho equity side, in consequence of the
witness, with whom cCmmunic alton is ut pres
ent interrupted by tho war, which was fully
argued by Mr.. Brent tor the petitioner, and by
Messrs. Carlisle aud :adey against the petit
tion. The court refused the injunction asked
ard, after empanelling a jury, proceeded i'm
medialeIy to the trial Of the cause, and several
witnesses were eX tmined.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
SksrmisI. i'm Luudoun County.

Point of Rocks, Mry'dnd, Nov. l5.-There
was n skirmsh in Lnndoun county, opposite 10
this place, yesterday.
Colonel Geary had received information OF
the intention of the rebels to erect fortinoa.
tions in that neighbnrhood. lie crossed the
river with Captain Chapman and twenty Ave
picked men of the Twenty eighth Pennsylvania
regiment; and accommodating in the vicinity,
he found II force Of rebels, upon whom he quiet.
ly closed, and surprised with n volley of shots.
After firing two or three volleys, the rebels
were routed, leaving three men aud one horse
dead on the field.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
The Fight at PIketOn.

Mayso'Iie, ~, November l5.-Rsporta from
headquarters, dated the 18th instant, received
this evening, through gentlemen who were At
Piketon, say onr forces attacked the rebels, in
the late battle, one Thousand strong, posted on
hill, killing from eighiy-fve to ninety, and
taking fifty prisoners. The remainder scat
tered. Colonel Williams was the first to run.
Six of Colonel Marshall men were killed and
fifteen wounded. His h"rse was shot uDder
him. Fifteen Of Col. FifG's mon we're wounded,
and nine killed. The above Is reliable
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
"NIcCIelian's Quick,tep."

A few days since, at a review Of General
Butterfeld's brigade, over the river, all the
bands Of the brigade, comprising an aggregate
Of one hundred and seventy talented musicians,
were united under the leadership Of Professor
William Whhers, of this city, AMI performed,
for the first time, = new piece, entitled d" Nc
Clellan's Quickstep," written by Withers, which
was pronounced by oonnoiscurs present to have
been composition Of the frat order. The effect
was grlnd In the extreme.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
The Crv is SIN thev Come /,

And all we can hear Is, War wnr war -
But for my part. am tired ol the old story Of war
But, oh Mrs. Brown, have you heard the very
latest newsR No. Why, SMITH, No 400 Seventh
street, has Just received a new stock of FALL
CLOTHING Of every description, and he offers IL
knack OF selling his goods at lower rates than the
other stores. How he does 1t, do not know But
for nv part 1 can assure you, Mrs Brown, that he
can III out your boys with nice CLOrIIN at re
markably low prices. | advise all to call Al
SMITHS, No 400 Seventh street, oppo'ite Post
OGice und look at his New Stock, and they will be
convinced that what Mrs. Jones said, Is 40.
aug 2O--9n
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
A Soldier Shot.

About 10 O'Clock night. before last, soldier
belonging to Camrbell's Pennsylvania Artillery
was found by Oflcer Grown, lying in the rear Of
Ryan's restaurant, on First street, near O with
a severe wound through his body, and also ono
in the head eau sing one Of his eyes to protrude
greatly from its socket He was removed to
the Wigwam building, near at hand, whore the
services Of DR.. Lindsey were speedily secured,
and his injuries attended to. 1t Is not known
how he WAS wounded. though the notoriousy-
bad character Of the locality renders It highly
probable that he was foully dealt W with.. He
was yesterday removed to the hospital, where
he still lies in a very precarious condition.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
SPECIAL !HpI.I>'I

SPECIAL !HpII> +.
uELMBOl.D p BUi IlU For IN l. mADDtk
IL HELABOLD'S BUrliU Tor the kidneys
HELM BOLD'H BUCliU Tor thv Grayrl
HELM BOl D'S BU' Iiu f. lJrui-r.
HEM BOID'S BLCllU for ueryousnc.s
HEL " BOLD'S BUCUU tor Los Ui Memoir.
HELM BOLD'S BUCliU tor Loss Of sight
IIELMBOLD' 5 BUCHU Tor DiInness 81 Vision
HELNROLD'S BUCHU for Dticull Breathing.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for " eak Nerves
HELMBDLD'S BUCH j for ObstructioWs
HELMBOLD'S BUCuu iur Exec r"f arising irou
Ind,scretion and all Discus, ui Ihc
SEXUAL OhGASN,
Existing in Ell her SIX, from whatever cause orig
mated, and no m tier ofiIOW Long STANDING
HELSSGLD'S EXTRACT EICnU yl"usan
h iIs iUfte ard Odor, and INN sdirlc IA its HCion
Price - yer bottle, or six Tor So delivered e ANY
adireS, { oCumpaLitd by rehube crriillcuteS.
Depot, 1O4 south Tenth street, rha'h iphia.
-
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
M. 1. Fra N kiln,

Optician to the President and to tho military
stats, keeps constantly on hand the best as.
sOrtment Of hrst. class Field and Naval Glasses,
selling them at the lowest Eastern prices. I'm.
proved Pebble and Periscopic Spectacles are
His establishment is 244 Pennsylvania avenue
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
nct -aadlu
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
Latest from Missouri.

Springfield, November l5.- The Federal troops
are leaving for ST. Louis. Accordingly, the
town will be entirely evacuated in the course
Of few days.
Generals Price and McCuloch's camps are
broken up, the former retreating to the extreme
corner of the State, and the latter to winter
quarters in Arkansas. All wishing 10 90 home
have departed; those remaining in'end fghting
outside of Missouri
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
Central Guv d house.

Before Justice Thon,pson.-N Freeburn,
drunk and disorderly; fined $l.6S. Peter Mon
ahan, drunk and disordery; ined $l.94.
George G. Harsin, drunk and disorder ly; fined
sl.9i. Charles West, profanity and indecent
language in the street; fined 80 and costs.
James Smith, (colored,) drunk and disorderly;
fined $l.s4. David Flanagan, drunk and dis
orderly, and breaking windows. Patrick Howe,
f,und lying drunk in the streets; fied $l.5O.
Peter Wilkinson, drunk and disorderly; fined
$l.94.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
Whttehurst, O, 434 Penn. Avenue,

Is selling original carries de visite photographs
of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Fre-
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness OF
Mcclellan is the latest published, and is cen.
sidered the best IN existence. See our photo
grabs in oil and water C lors. Also portraits OF
distinguished men. Attention Of military men
is called to our full length letterty es for send
ing by mail. nov l3-lm*
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
BY TELEGRAPH
Latest from Port ROYAL.

New York, November l5.--Port Royal dates
of the llth have been received. 1t is rumOred
that the Union pickets un the opposite side Of
tho island, near Savannah Ferry, were attacked
by the rebels, and that re nforoements are be-.
ing sent from Fort Walker.
The Federal troops we're to take possession
of Beaufort on Thursday,
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
American and Foreign Periodical Maga.
zlnSa

And Literary Newspapers; Shillingtons Book,
Newspaper, and Stationery Establishment.
o con Building, corner of Pennsylvania avenue
and Four. and a.half street. All the new books
received as fast rs published. Blank books,
letter and note paper envelopes, gold steel, Il d
quill pens, inkSt.nds, portfolios, pocket books,
dares Tor 1862, Faber'S pencils, and ArnOld's
writing fluid. Agents, booksellers, and suffers
supplied at very low rates. nov Left
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
Hearing Postponed.

The case Of r. II. Van Valkenberg and W. H.
MILLER, charged with stealing horse from II.
r. Hnffmire, came up before Justice Dom yes.
terday afternoon-Mr. Wharton appearing for
the prosecution, and Mr.. Phillips for the de.
'enco. After considerable discussion, the case
was further postponed until Thursday next at
Ave O'Clock, In consequence of the difficulty IN
getting witnesses from the other side Of the
river.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
4

W,,hiay0n, N0remrr - 1s6l
Proposals inv ited fOr bulidi'g Ino iiosplals-
one Gu Judiciary square, Wn'iihgto on. the h.i
upon the farm known a. the estate OF " ilIian j
Stone on Four c nh street aud Boundary street
Di.trict OF Columbia
Proposals should state thr time within which the
buildings Will be completed r, ready for use, and
the cost, including ali mAerials aud work, II,
III puld accompanied by the usual "a rrant.e that
the Lidder viii execute the coHtracl 1t awarded to
han
Proposals. will be opened 1t The OIL Sc OF the Quar-
termaster Gcneral, o. Ihe ooh M, rmber instant
ut Eoun They should b. seated, aud plainly en-
uor cd Prop jsals fur HJ-pit ais al addressed IL
the Qui uirtvrnIas.r G,nrra! ut tHe united 5 .atts
Pltus and specifications can b. scen Vt the Office
QunrteInaster Grneial.
NJ G. MEI6r,
nov Il Quartrrma, u n,I al.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
Kings National Circus.

There will he two performances at the Cir
cus-a matinee at o'clock, and gas.ligh,
demonstration in the evening. Those matinees
arc popular. and are Of great convenience to
,dies and children. Mr.. Melville, the Austria
Ian rider, will appear in his great obstacle act
On Monday, tho real Ella Z'yara, the senst
ton equestrenne, will make her debut in Wash
ingtOn.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
SOUTHERN NEWS,

Louisville, November 1.-THE Louisville CJu'
rier, dated Bowling Green, the Slh, contains
Richmond correspondence saying that Colonel
(now Brigadier GeneraD Humphrey Marshall is
army in Kentucky. and Br gadier General j. c.
Breckenridge returns to Southern kenturky
this week to organize his brigade and put the
Provisional Government in Kentucky IN m "
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
LOCAL NEWS.
To AdNertisers.

Nearly TEN thousand copies of the Reppb
kcan are circulated among the floating popus
ton every day, besides thelarse number served
to regular Subscribers. Advertisers will take
note accordingly.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

GIn REWAkD.-Lo.,, on the 18th OF &c
SlU tnbtr, in going from Uptons Hin through
Arlington aud Georgetown to Washington, u
COLTS REVOLVER, ivory handle, sive, mount
Ell, euE EraNrd On bend OF hit, "Captnir W II De
Btvois., company II, Fourteenth ret iment New
York State militia " The above reward wall be paid
to the fin er on wing 1t at Hudson aylors 93i
"sn1sylvania avenue. nov l+-aweod"
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
MARRIED,

October Slst, 1861, by Rov. VIM. 7. DUNN,
Mr.. GEORGE H. CooMEs 10 Miss SARAH Z. Cock.
RELL, both of Washington, d. G.
At the same time, and by the same, Mr. WIN.
TAPPLY to Miss MARY BIGLER, all of Washing
ton City.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
PERSONAL.

Brgader General Burnside, nf Rhode Island,
arrived in this city yesterday, and is stopping
ut Wizards Hotel.
Captain G. @. Blunt. United States engineer
corps, Is also at Wizards.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
LARGE FIRE AT CONCORD. n. II.

Boston, Nov. l.-James X. HIl's extensive
harness mandatory in Concord, N. H., was
destroyed by Are this morning. Lnst from
$50 900 to $40 600; partly insured. Mr. Hill Wa
fulfilling Government contract for harness.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
charge OF EntieIns a slave to Escape.

james W. Taylor was on Thursday arrested
by Sergeant Gittings, on tho charge Of enticing
u slave woman belonging to P. NJ. Smith, Jun ,
to run away. In the hearing Of the case before
Justice Dom, Sergeant Cuttings testified that
Taylor had admitted that he went to Baltimore
with the woman, but for what purpose he did
not state. He WAS sent to Jail for further
hearing.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
DR. LEI A DIS
- Anti-Rheumatic Band
IERMASESrIYC CUR
RHEUMA TLSM, in as UdilpuS J"rmS,
GOUT and NEURALGIA,
STIFFNESS and NERTOiS 4 fFECTONS,
INPURITiES" Of The BLOJD,
And the Eril tbeb i Mercury.

Its u conveniently ar, ansed bAsD or BELT con.
tiilipg II mrdicalei comp jund to be worn around
The bTdy bout The vast, EQUALLr AFFECTING ALI
PARTS trhereser Hte dHeisc may b. al wa be worn
tcntyM injury To tIe ~ st dtlcse peItuU
BY this treatm ut, the medicinrl properties con
taued in the BAND, being of a hiIh'y ar"matr ana
ufa.de mature, and caIrhle of bcrg rdd''y obSmiei
through the preS V tie skim, come it deri cnbdt i'll,
the BLOOD AID yene'dl circ"dton "ithn"t trst ra-.
lug through the p!OteS, Of diSc' tiun, which wou d
te d. not only t. tact on heir :urative powers
but t, impair the internal ar ans ami dera ge the
digestion so-thus avui ling the tTyHrinas .Jecs 81
often the 4 ul, ui iHerrGi Hedics aud ,hrctHg u
Jeie tcme by pDyi"y ant ""aIi:img lie circulation NJ
he uidi RudS ant rrSg'iy tr pdrS I~tet b hethhy
n,ittpgi Ibis BAN Is also u m0i I"'"eHM " ANIL
hEAcunIAL y GENT " a! d wii en'Teiy riiece The sys
ten from It. p97Iict'nS eYe'E
Nod rat. cas- .a cured H. II few days, and We are
const lutly receiving nnlDubcd mOnia s-to which
We invite inspection at our otfc' vi Ii ir efficacy il
uygravr ted case. oi lang Lin,ii"J
Price Two Dollars sent by mail upon receipt OF
O.! or ~ eXpiess every wh,r, with all necessary IN
srmiiYn from tne pfi cipai office OF
q ,MIrH Y 60, FrtFrirtOr5,
49l lroid""y, Ncw York.
n u desc, iIRre ci'Cuid,S cent fee
Ef- rhs baud will not intercre With the 'oidier 5
du les nov 15-ly
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
Counterfeit Treasury Notes.

The rum0r that counterfeit Treasury note
hills had been put into circulation In this city
has become rather extensively circulated, and
it is but proper to state that such is not the
fact Upon inquiry at one Of our principal
banking houses yesterday, we were informed
thai the rumor had not the slightest foundation
in fact
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
Sails Tod aY.

Mr.. William Blanchard, Consul to Melbourne
Australia, sails to day from New York for Liv
erpool, in the steamer City of New York, and
thence to his destination.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
Carrying Concealed WenpOn.

Charles West, (free colored) WAS arrested,
,st night, for carrying concealed weapon,
(pisto',) which he drew upon Officer Surser.
Charles was fined $40 and costs, by Justice
Thompson, for entertaining himself int his man
ner,
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
Ex.SecretnrY TOuceY.

The Hon. Isaac Toucey, ex.Secretary of the
Navy, is in Washington, and spent some time
Yesterday with Secretary Welles, at the Navy
Department.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
NEW INVENTION OF ANTEFICIaL
lN CuEOPLASIIG RONE rEEIn

N1hW lNtENTIUN bt AUIstttlAL
~ CHEOPLASrIC BONE rtElH,
without metal plate or olrpS, by
- II. =. b. = q T. = NJ . = -,
yln broadway, New York; and 2Ho Psnua. nycrue,
bet. l2th aud 18th SITS, Washinst"n, d. .
Calls the attcu ion OF he public 10 the following
advantages o' his improved system:
1t The teeth OF his manufacture will never corrodr
change cnlcr BY any ncdo aud arc three 10 .fihs
lighter than any Lther.
I'd No teeth or Iouts need be extracted, as the
artificial ones can hg inserted Oy tirm
I'd The roots will Ue III! InotenstTe and ue|er
to ache.
18th No temporary teeth are needed, rs ICImanent
unes can lie made nnlv dataly, thereby prC-cINinR
he natural eXple zion Of he face, which uuder the
Old s. stem is fr, qurntly dnfSnred.
9TH. This 80 has been fully tr.ted, for over hva
years, Ly many o the first heulss and Pay sieiuns
of this and the old county.
Dr. y. has alsr invented white iLdtstrueible
metal filing wuh which tha most trmsavu teeth can
.nr filled without pam, aHl can build up p'rftct
seu. d tooth any side roots, which will ias
through ! lifetime.
/ lie refers TO the following gentlemen DR.. Y. Mo t,
Dr.. ur.mus. Professor Of Chemistry; Hon.
Mann, juu Capt CIabtcc, Vice President Of the
Emigra'iuu Co of New York; Hon Judge Wayne,
0t the Supreme Court, Of Washington, D. G.; and
thousands Of Others,
C4ll pud examine for onrselves. nov Sim
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

Boston, Nov. IA "A vessel arrived ut Holmes
Hole, reports that large English steamer,
laden with war munitions, has been captureC
by Federal friga,e, and taken into Key West
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
THE AMERICAN WATCH.

A large assortment, In both Gold and silver Cases
Also, the
"ARMY WATCH"
A reliable Tins. Keeper, Ia Silver Gases go ten uI
especially for army use
M Watches, Chronometers, Jewelry, No , care
fully repsired. NJ W, GAIT Il BRO,
Jewellers,
354 Pa. avenue, doors west of
nov l6-at (Stsr-8tl Browns Hotel
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

4 GENTS CAN Make
Ten EOllars a Day
SELLING LLOYDs MILITARY MAP AND GAZETTEER oP
THE SOUTHERN STATES
feet square, coored-5O cents;
TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF VIRGINA,
feet square, (the only map u.ed by Ger. McClel.
IAN coiored-S 81;
MAP OF MISSOURI
3ftet square, coloIed-25 cents;
RAILROAD MAP OF AMERICA,
cplOrel-.5 cents.
Sent to ary address, post pa u on rcce p. of price
Agents, Suffers, ami the trade, supplied at pub
Usher \ rates.
JAS WALLACE, Soc Agent,
bn2 Fepnsy iyaria avenue,
nov q-3w Washington, d 4.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
KIIkwOOd House,

This mvorite hotel will be ready to receive
visitors ON Monday, the 18TH. The house. which
has been closed for some time past, Las beer
undergoing extensive repairs.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
DY WALL & BARNARD, Auo.ion.ers,

nov IL
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

)Oh or Ten GcnILcmr u
ID eau be accommodated with BOARD uHd LODG
ING on reasonable terms, Il street, between iilth
and Sixth, No. 400. Dec l6'
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

The Provost Guard yesterday afternoon made
another descent upon the fancy houses In this
locality, and in one crib captured about twenty
soldiers, who had been lnred within by the
bright eyes of its occupants. They were all
marched off to the guard house.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
AUCTION SALES
nv }. g: mcGUiR". * co., Au.,lon..r

Uh y. Cs mcGUiNr. ~ co., aue llonsera.
FURNIrURB AND HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS AT PUBLIC SALE.
n | al I a T ..-.....
On FRIDAY MORNING, November 10, at 10
O'Clock at the large residence corner of Nineteenth
and streets we shall sell hand,ome assortment Of
household Effects, Q mprisirg-
Supaii?r Rosewood Piano Forte, Stool and Cover
Several suites of Rosewood Crimson Plush GOV.
cred Parlor Furniture
Suite of Roewood Crimson Brocatslle covered
Parlor Furniture
lpholOtered aud Ru.h seat Fancy Cbairs
hsrb!etop Centre, Sofa, and Bouquet Tables
kosewood Music Music stand, Writing Cabinets, and
FouEslesapt Freoch plate Mirrors, with Slabs and
Tables
Han pc Gilt Cornicp, Brackets, and Can.
dei4bras
Velvet, Brus.es. aud other Carpets Rugs
suite of el CANT Rosewo ID Chamber Furniture
tuue Of hand,oms Carved I h amber Furniture
buperi'r Walnut and Mahogany wardrobe,,
Dressing Bureaus and W ,rhsa ds
Excellent Curled Hair Mattresses, Bolsters and
Heavy English Blankets, Comforts
Iteauti 'ul Crystal Gu and Boh mi IN Glassware
Rich Git Bouquet Tables Vases
Together with many other articles of Household
Fnrture rot necessary to enumerate.
At tso O'Clock, in front Of the house--
pair Of large Bay Horses
Set of silver plated Harness, Robes
Handsome Open Family Carriage
~ JAS. q MCGUIRE q co,
nov I'D AuctioHeers.
.equ, nee Of the rain until TUESDAY Moruing
JAs g. MCGUIRE 4 co,
nov led Auciioneers.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

Gentlemen drsirCu of !cc-ivHg ins ruction In The
-wU xcrcis rill p 'ase - addres, or apply per
sunSlly to +. Q. )" at the oiiics OF this paper
Gentlemen wishing TO receive prlva'e itgrurtiun
eau also be made perfect in tn: sword exefei
nov l2--tf
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

nH. }. j. FINDLEY h.s removed his
~ OhOe TO +l7 Twelfth street, beiwet n + and q.
nov l2-Et
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

bdoeen ItoeVh ava Th'rtesnh ATecis,
WASHINGTON CITY,
respectfully tenders biz pr ojes ional services to
the public Having had an extensive practice la
Philadelphia, he feels him.cIf fully competent to dis.
charge his duty In every ase hci may be presented
to his care
d. l.. has secured the righ 10 ue the new improve.
ment, patented by Drs. A, " J. l.. Assay, of Phil.
adepha for fastening artificial teeth to gold silver,
or platua plates, which prec I'd the possibility Of
saliva or foreign mater ais s-oTtting between them,
NJ the ssm" tipe rendering the Operation more i,m
natural and Of IN re utility to the patient dispens
ing with the ordinary modes of fastening by rivet
ing s,derlg which often causes the spring ing
of plates, and consequently an imperfect ada ptation
to the mou a..
He wou respectfully invite the public 10 his Office
TO ex amne this improvement, To do 81 is to be con
used
The dental prof sson Is also invited to call and
examine its merits and utility.
Also, d-nti,ts can be iurTishcd with teeth Of al
kinds, al less price than they eau be bought else
where. nov Sim
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

U'O RrNT--A ME. close tnrriaRe and
HORSES will be rented cheap to a Fmily iOc
the utter Apply to ,
" ASIREW JOYCE,
Clrurr OF r. aud Fou -tctnth SITS
roy14 Opposite willard Hotel.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
g II. LEWIE, m. D.,
~ Dental G5arEcOna,
WASHINGTON CITY,

OFFICE No 248 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Ret,necu I,relfh and Th,riecn,h S1slLs-
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
w AsuINGToN skIHT FACTORY.

WANTtD-50 females to leaIn to make SKIRT
person can, In a sh Drt time make, per week from
hstwsen a and R nov l4-u