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The national Republican., 1861-12-05
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FROM FORTRESS xosnoE--As ESeAaExt- De.

FROM FORTRESS MoNRoE--AN ENaAaENEr DE
TWEEN GUNB0ATs ON THE JAMES RIVER.
Fortress Monroe, Dec 3.-There has ben nc
arrival here from either Hatteras orPort
Royal.
The weather has been quite cool and wtry
To-day about half an inch of snow fel A
strong northeast wind has been blowing aday
with some abatement about noon.
The steamer Spaulding leaves to.nigh for
Hatteras Inlet, with provisions, clothing, to.
for the troops.
A short engagement took place yesteiay
abuu, ave miles above Newport News, beteeI
U. 3. gunboats Hefzel, Seymour, whitsl,ad
and Sherburn, and rebel steamer, suppse,
to be the Yorktown. The engagement late
about two hours, commencing vt O'CLOCK,
NJ. The rebel vessel kept close TO the shG,
where a powerful battery supported II mat
rally, but never ventured within fair range
our guns. The hring WAS kept up with gre
vigor, and the roar Of the guns was distinct
heard at Old Point.
A flag Of truce, in charge Of Provost Marsh
Davis, went from here this morning to oonv(
tolNorfOk Mr.. PaDgford, consul for Saxony, |
his way to New Orleans. ~
By means Of the flag Of truce We learn tn,
the rebel steamer engaged In the action ye
terday, was the steamer Patrick Henry, bt
the rebels claim that no damage was sustaira q
by them. H.. .-.lGH =
The national Republican., 1861-12-05
Canterbury Hall,

The Canterbury still continues its successful
tide. The diversified character OF the enter.
talnment, and the very excellent manner In
which the artists render their several acts OF
performance, cannot fail to attract large audi.
ences. A very extensive addition Ia made to
the establishment to day and tomorrow; Mr..
Goodall, the celebrated vfolinist, takes charge
Of the orchestra tonight; and the very talented
musicians employed, with such a leader, will
Of course rank second to no orchestra Of like
numbers In the country. To morrow, the entire
front Of the house is to be seated with hand
some rosewood orchestra chairs, and the de.
partment in the rear, for boys, is to be done
away with entirely. A large number Of new
artists make their debut, In addition to the
present company.
Tonight is the last night Of many OF the pop.
u'ar ao's Of performance
The national Republican., 1861-12-05
DY WALL Il BAkNARD. Nuctioneers,
ID Corner Of Ninth Street and Pa. Avenue.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SUPESIDR HOUIE!fOLD
FURNITERE At AUCTION

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SUPERIOR HOUIElfOLD
FURNITURE At AUCTION
On THURSDAY MORNING, The 9TH instant, at
10 cl0c :, We will sell At "ur large wareroom, IN
the r.ar Of auction rooms, where II "a been IN
orafe since April last, the furniture f nrst class
d cling, eopIr ing
Sui.es OF Parlor Furniture, 60 ss'ing Of SOFAS
a. III aud side Chairs
Rosewood and mahogany marble top Centre Ia
bles
Mahogany and Extension Dining Tables aud
ChaiSs
Damask and lace Curtains, Cornices, and shades
mirrors and Pictures, oae u ortrsn OF diStiu
gu shed statesman and soldier
Velvet, Brussels, and three ply Carpet- and Oil
cloths
u.hogsny and walnut French aud o'her Bed
~tsldH
Mshcg ny and walnut marbe.rop AID plain Bu
retUs
Walnut and other Wardrobes and Lounges
Marol. top and pls Washsta ads ana Toilet Sets
ruperior Feather Beds BolsteIs, and Pillows
Curled hair and shuck Mattresses and o.her Bed
dug
Mahogany Stands, Presses, Chamber Tables, and
Chaiis
Crockery and Glass War9
Cooking and other Stove, Fire II ons, and Kitchen
Utensils
Terms cash.
WALL BARNAkD,
dec Sd huctIoneer'
The national Republican., 1861-12-05
Rape Case.

A German, named Augustin Frank, WAS ar
rested on Tuesday morning, by officer Pendle,
on the charge Of committing a rape upon two
little girls, one Of them aged about i've years,
and the other an infant Of only fourteen months
Of age, daughters Of Mr.. Joseph Grosbeck, re-
siding In Swampoodle. The act was committed
on last Friday, but the villain was not caught
until Tuesday afternoon. The charge was so
fully substantiated that Justice Barnaolo and
the officers with great difficulty prevented the
crowd from lynching him on the spot He was
committed for trial at the criminal court.
The national Republican., 1861-12-05
DNAtha Of SOLDIER.

Deaths Of Soldiers.
The following deaths Of soldiers have OCCUR
red since our last report:
Peter Maxwell, company I, Second New York
cavalry, at Seminary Hospital.
Benjamin Jess, company A, First New Jersey
cavalry, At Camp Custis.
Private Milligan, company E, First Michigan
cavalry, at Indiana Hospital.
Charles Sitter, COMPANY d Fifty second Penn.
sylvania volunteers, at Camp Dodge.
w. H. Comfort, company I. Forty fourth New
York volunteers, at Union Hospital.
Matthew Cavanagh, company I, Fourth Penn
sylvania volunteers, at Seminary Hospital.
B. W. Ballard, company H, Forty nth Penn
sylvania volunteers, At Seminary Hospital.
Stephen Matteson, company E, Fiftieth New
York volunteers, at camp.
Corporal Alexander Morgan, company b
Twelfth Pennsylvania reserve corps, at Camr
Pierpont.
The national Republican., 1861-12-05
George Chris,y's Opera House.

George Christy-the original and genuine
George-and his excellent minstrel company
will commence a series Of pleasing entertain.
ments ut the Opera House, on Tenth street,
between E and F, this evening. As the name
Of George Christy is as familiar rs household
ne,o Opera House tonight. Mr.. E. Harlan, con.
sidered the best futst in this country, 10 at.
tached to the instrumental corps of the oom.
pany; also, the wonderful Japanese Tommy
who created such \ grt Jlrore at Bryant's
Minstrels, In New York, last summer.
The national Republican., 1861-12-05
TINTED STATES PATEN OFFICE,
~ WAsHINar N, Nov. 26, 1851


~ WAsHISsr N, Nov. 2b, 1851
On the petition Of Robert Hillson, Of Albany, N
aying for the exteL sion Of patent granted 10
HIM on tine goth day Of February, 1s4a, for an i'm
the expiration Of said patent, which takes place on
the 28th day Of February 1859,
II ordered, that the laid petition be heard at the
Patent Once on Monday, the 10th day Of February
next. at II O'Clock M; and all persons sre notified
to sppeas and show cause, If any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted
Persons oppo ing the extension are required to file
in the Patent Once their objections, specially set
forth In writing, At least twenty days before the day
of hearing all testimony filed by either party TO be
used at the raid hearing mast be taken and trans
mtted In accordance with the rules of the Office,
which will be furniahed on application.
he testimony In the case will be closed on the
97th asy Of January next depositions and other pa
pers relied upon a. testimony must be filed In the Ofo<
IN or before the morning Of that day; the argu
nents, if any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also, that ths notice be published In the
Ndtional Repuuioan, Wa a.hington, b. c., and the
Albany Eoenine Journal Albany, N Y, once Q week
Tor ,lee successive weeks the first of said pubica
ons to be Al east sixty days previous to the day Of
hearing. D. r. HOLLOWAY,
Commnsioner of Patents.
p. s.-Editoys OF the above papers will please
copy and send their bills to the Patent Once wi tn
paper containing this notice. nov 9s-rh
The national Republican., 1861-12-05
J he War I'm Missouri.
BRILLIANT sKIRNrH AT sALEM-THs ENEM
ROUTED.

ROUTED
kold, Dec. 8. .-Majsr Bowen, who left here m
Saturday last, with one hundred cavalry from
General Wyman's brigade, in search of the n.
tofious marauding rebel, Freeman. arrived d
Salem last night. At about three O'Clock, this
morning, he WAS attacked At that place BY tie
rebels, under Colonels Freeman and Turnet
and after sharp tight, the enemy holding ore
part of the town and our forces another, the
rebels were driven from the place and COM
plstely routed, with . loss of some ten killed
and thirty wounded, besides great many pris.
oners captured. Among the latter was cap.
tain.
Maj"r Bowen holds the town. Reinforcements
have been sent to him, as it feared the enemy
will rally in large numbers and overwhelm his
command. IT'S reported that from two thou.
sand 10 three thousand of the enemy are in that
vicinity.
The national Republican., 1861-12-05
LOCAL NEWS.
To Advertisers,

Nearly % thousand copies Of the Repub.
toa" are circulated among the floating popuis.
ion every day, besides tholargs number served
TO regular subscribers. Advertisers will take
ave accordingly,
The national Republican., 1861-12-05
DY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auciioneers.
PA WNBROEER'S SALE ISAAC HERR.
BERG'S GREAT WINTER SALE FOR
1861, OF VALUABLE UNRE


1861, or VALUABLE INRE
DEEMED PLEDGES, TAXES
PLACE
OaTHURSDAY MORNING. ext d, .enlber 9th,
AT TEN O'CLOCK,
he assortment comprises in all tue most extensive,
one sale In This city, cousistog in paIt, Viz:
Every variety of elegant Col watch
Valuable Diamonds RicN and costly Gold
Jewelry OF every style u " very extensive sssort.
ment Of = large nul":e. OF Gems and Ladies
the Odd Chains
Superior double and single barrel Bird and Dutk
Guns
Colts and other celebrated Revoivers, Swords, RI
hes, Pistols fine Cutlery
700 silver Watches, viz:
Patent Levers, Detached, Lspnss and other 5ty les
A large amount Of sterling liver, ami rich llavd
Goods
Musical Instruments, Opera Glasses 10 &c
The largest nsor lmeut and mOsI supglor sleek OF
G"nIs Clothing in great vari-t!, ct ,cIi A. any
10 trited sale in W ashingtea ciry.
Remnants and piecss of Ilohs, Ia'rincus, Vest
log, 30, &o
Ladies' elegant Clothing
Fine Canton Grape and o'hUr valuable SA4Fsl6
sets of oOstly FuIs, Muh'. Ae
A very lBrgt quantity of superior Bed Iug
Also Fealhgr Beds IiJir mattresses, ard Garrett
TCg :ther with many other articles not e.un,cr4.
| ted.
ISAAC HERZBERG,
PawubTUker.
| GREEN WILLIAMS,
dec I'd AuCtioneers.
The national Republican., 1861-12-05

~ Having been authorised, by the
War Department. to raise aud organize regiment
of infantry, to serve In the District OF Columbia o.
a home guard, persons wishing to raise sid oom.
mand companies In this regiment will report to the
General Recruiting ofncer, at his headquarters,
room No. 10, Washington Buildings, corner Penn.
sylvsnia avenue and Seventh street, third story
ISAAC A. PECK.
WAsHIseroH, d. c.,
November IL, 1851. nov II
The national Republican., 1861-12-05
For Better For Worse,

A charming love story, which ran through the
first eleven numbers Of Temple Bar, the English
magazine started in opposition to Thackeray's
magazine. For Better For Worse is that rare
thing, n well.tOld story, free from sickly senti-
mentality, yet full of romance; and say what
you will, there is no theme which, when rightly
told, is rs absorbing rs first love. Send to Shil.
lington's Bookstore, Odeon Building, corner OF
FOur-anda half street and Pennsylvania ave
nue., buy the book and read it. The price ia
only rs cents. dec
The national Republican., 1861-12-05
Whstshurst. NO, 434 Penn, Avenu

Whttehurst, NO. 434 Penn. Avenue,
Ia selling original carries de visite photographs
of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Fre-
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness of
Mcclellan 10 the latest published, and is con.
sidered the best in existence. See our photo.
grabs in oil and wafer c0lors. Also portraits OF
distinguished men. Attention Of military men
s called to our full length letterty.es for send.
ing by mail. nov l3-lms
The national Republican., 1861-12-05
MORE GOLD FROM CALIFoRNIA-PRoBABIL
OF THE CAPTURE OF THE sItMrER

OF THE OAFTUHE Ut THE bUMTEK.
.Ne,o York. Dec. 4-The steamer Northern
Light, from Aspinwall, has just arrived, bring
ing $S70, 900 In treasure from California.
Capt. Tnklepaugh reports that information
had been received at Aspinwall that the pri
vateer Sumter was at Martinique November
9th, and that the United States gunboat Irn-
Qu'.is was within three hours sail of her.
The national Republican., 1861-12-05

81 The Union Prayer Meeting Will be
holden, every day this week, in the rooms Of tn
Young Mems Christian Associst ton, Pa. svenue
opposite Browns Hotel, to commence at O'Clock
10 Do continued one hour only. dec ~
The national Republican., 1861-12-05

~ Company A, United States Engi.
nse!s-Fifiy intelligent and able bodied men will
be enlisted to fll this Company to the maximum
fixed by law, lbo mea Inquire at No s42 q street
Pay from .ls to s34 per month, besides food and
clothing. auR 97-tf
The national Republican., 1861-12-05
India Rubber Goods.

India Rubber Goods.
India Rubber Blanke for 81. .25 each.
India Rubber Blankets, very lar0s ass, 81 80 each
India Rubber Coats, ~ 90 each
India Rubber Ponohos, slightly damaged, 81 each
India Rubber Leggings, 81 per pair.
AT II. A. HALL CO.'S
India Rubber Warehouse,
3Os Pennsylv Anis avenue,
nov a9-u Between Ninth and tenth Streets
The national Republican., 1861-12-05
DY WALL d BARNARD, Aucttonesrs,
ID Cor. Penn. Ave. and Ninth street.
G o N 7 | N U ATION

w n " v a L " N
LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE or AN RLE-
CANT ASSORTMENT OF LADTES AND GENTLF-
VIEWS FURS, SLklGH-ROIRS, Ss DC, ATAUC-
7ION.
On FRIDAY MORNING next, the eth Instant,
CONNIE ncing at 10 O'Clock We will continue the sale,
ny catalogue, at our Auction Rooms, Of a srge and
Superb Assortment Of Ladies' and Gen sIaen 9 Fu urs
aud Sleigh robes &c, just received direct from Of
the Largest Importers and Manufacturers on Broad.
way New York, s made expressly for the present
season. and OF the latest styles and will Ge warrant
ed Tree from motly Comprising,
Large Mink, hudson Bay, and other sabies, Car.
oinals, Capes, Tslms,, and Sets
Stone Marten, Mink, Fitch, and Ermire.
R,.h -etts and Single Pisces Stoue Martsn.
Water Mink, Mountain Martep, Sibe rian Squirrel.
German Fitch, Silver Marten, and Royal ssuir,
rel sets
Fur, Seal, Beaver, and Other Glsves.
Otter Caps, Beaver aud other Mufiers.
Also, every variety OF Ladies' and Chiidren's Furs
Fancy Carriage and sleigh robes, LINED and un
tsu.d Buffalo Robes Fur Goats, &c., &c.
A. the sale will be without reserve, 1t Offers tnc
opportunity for ladies and gentlemen to supply
tiemse yes with hrst clase furs, and We invite the
ladies and the public general y w the sale.
Terms cash.
WALL BARNARD,
deo4 Austioneers
The national Republican., 1861-12-05
4eHenAda

The Indiana Congressional delegation were
serenaded at Browns Hotel last evening by the
band Of the Nineteenth Indiana regiment.
Several Of the delegation made speeches.
The national Republican., 1861-12-05

8- Attention, No. The members of tie
Perseverance Fire Company No. s are hereby mott
fed that the regular monthly meeting will be held
THIS EVENING. Thur,day, December 6th, q, TX
oc.ock, oNr Janney's Shoestore, third story. The
members will be punotusl In attendance, ss busne,
Of the um st Importance will be brought before Il
meeting GEORGE FLETCHER.
dec b-1e Secretary.
The national Republican., 1861-12-05
FROM CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, Nov. s0.-The steamer 81.
LOUIS sailed to day for Panama. with 1884 900
in treasure, and forty passengers for New York ,
including Senator Stark, of Oregon, several
army officers, and about 200 soidie recently
enlisted.
The national Republican., 1861-12-05
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
GEN N'oLRLLAN VISITS HIS FAMILY.

Baltimore, Dec. 4.-Major General Mcclellan
paid Il visit to his family at Parkton, Baltimore
county, this morning. He passed through thi.
city this evening, returning to Washington by N
special train.
The General was In oitizens' dress, and very
few persons knew of his presence. He sp-
peared to be In excellent health.
The national Republican., 1861-12-05
Barnard's Vulcanizcd Pens.

We take great pleasure in recommending them to
the public, .. tn are excellent article. They dc
not corrode, do not cut through the thnnest paper
neither will they spaner over the roughest surface
paper and are decidedly the best metallic pen ever
made. shillng'on, Odeon Building, corner Four.
and ahalf street and Pennsylvauia avenue, isugen;
for the sale Of the IN In this city. dec a3t
The national Republican., 1861-12-05
FOQnd Dead.

The dead body OF a man, which has been
identified as that of Pontus Stell, was found In
the fourth ward, evening before last. Cause of
death unknown.
The national Republican., 1861-12-05
ARRIVAL OF THE FLAG SHIP HARTFORD.

Philadelphia, Dec. The steamer Hartford
the flagship Of the African squadron, has ar
rived below from the Cape Of Good Hope. The
captains clerk (Hall, of Baltimore) died during
the passage home, and two sailors we're los,
overheard. All on board well.
The national Republican., 1861-12-05
QY J. q. MCGUIRE q co., Auctionoers.
EXTENSIVE SALE or 800, 200 IMPORTED
AND DOMESTIC CIGARS

On SATURDAY, evening, Deosmtsr !, csmmsnc
ing At . o clock, we shall SELL al ths Wa.uingtOr
National Cigar Store OF Nesrrs Homar h Chsndl.e
No. 487h Fourteenth street, between Pennsy mia.
avenue and r street., opposite wiatds' Hotel,
veil selected stock OF
800, 200 Imported and Domestic Cigars.
Of cho cs brands. all of which have been selected bv
Mr. Homan, of the above firm, Of the most
extended experience in the cigar bl.iness Terms
cash
NJ Bidders who are not satiSaed with their
purchases at the time of delivery need net receive
them
JAS G. MCGUIRE l. CO,
dos Auctioneers
The national Republican., 1861-12-05
Tho County jail,

At the present time, Is M full Ms It can stick Of
prisoners, near two hundred and hfty being
confined there. This is the greatest number OF
prisoners ever confined at one time within its
walls.
The national Republican., 1861-12-05
The Ada ms Expres. Compar

The Ndams EHPresi ComPa0y
Have commenced the erection of large ware
house on the corner of Indiana and New Jer-
sey avenues, directly opposite the Baltimore
deDOt.
The national Republican., 1861-12-05

CCRAYED OR srOLEN--Fromi In front
= of the Capitol, On the Sd instant, Bay Il orse,
be tween Is aud 10 hands high, off HAD foot white
has U =" on his shoulder, and b - burnt In his
on Iron, 10 Brawn Corner First and ID
streets or to the Orderly Sergeant Of Company b,
Lincoln Cavalry, will bs suitably rewarded.
dec $50
The national Republican., 1861-12-05

Cos nNT-TwS PARLoRs, OF easy
Il access, within one square of the Capitol En-,
9uire st No. 500 New Jersey avenue, south of the
Capitol. nov 10
The national Republican., 1861-12-05

GOVERNMENT DISPATCH
FAST FREIGHT LINE
NEW YORK TO WAsHINGT TON
ria HARRLSBURGH.
A Special Messenger will be sent through with
each Train in order to secure safety and dispatch
ALL RAIL, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
On aud af,er MONDAY, Nov. 18th, this Company
will receive and transport
Munitions of War, Government Stores, Sut-
lers Supplhs for the Army, and all
Miscellaneous Freight, at
Low Rates,
WITHOUT BREAK OF BULK.
Special Contracts for Goods, In Large Quantities,
at Reduced Rates.
p1r Freight received only at the Depot of the
Central Railroad of NGw Jersey, Pier No 2, Nor b
River
For further intot nation, or special contracts en-
quire at thu
Office of the Company, 40 Broaiuay, ". +,
Or 64s Pennsyludnid dSnue Washington City.
- Marx Goods, " q Government Dis patch ga
Freigh, received fom u III. to pm
A. D, HOPE,
Of the Hope Express Co,
Superintendent.
nov 9s-lm [star and Intell geuoerl
The national Republican., 1861-12-05
AUCTION SALES
By c. noeuiHE g CO., A"o o''ons'r''
kxCELLKNT HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE At Az
TON.


TON
On SATURDAY MORNING, December nh. com
menoing at 10 clock we shall SELL In front OF the
auction rooms, large collection of fine oousehold
turnitire and Effects Of . gentleman decliGing
housekeeping, conprisipg-
Walnut Haircloth Sofas
Do do Reception and Arm Chairs
Marble top Centre and Side Tabies
Loupging Chairs, Foot Gu. hions
Walnut Marb . top Bureaus and Wsshstands
Walnut and Mahogany Wardroprs and Bed. .teads
Paiatei Bureaus and Wa,hstands ] oilet sets
Cane seat Chamber and Reception Chairs
Do Rockers
Hair Matu essSs, Feather Beds
Feather Bolsters and Pillows, Shuck Mattresses
cottage Bedsteats, maple. post bedstesds
mahogany Sid.board and Exten lou fable
lima, Glass and Crockery I utlery, 80
| Granite Dioner Set
| Castor, ,Chahng Dishe,
bohemian Glass niger B yvl. Dscsnters 4.
| Wine Glass, e, Jelly GLASSES etc
Brus l., Ingraiu, and Venitian CarpetA
| Blankets. q Jmforts, Lounterp lnss, Quits
Together with complete assortment Of Kitchen
REQUISITES.
Terms cash.
JAS q. MCGUIRE CO,
dec Sd [Starl Auctioueers.
The national Republican., 1861-12-05

LOR RENT-Tho Large Brick Hoaso,
Il corner OF Pennsyvan avenue and Nioth str .ei
east Apply TO HIN. EASBY,
Corner Of r and Twentieth streets
dec b-2tIh&Ss
The national Republican., 1861-12-05

DOAnDING.- a member Of -Ongre,s,
ID vi h f1mily, or . company OF three or four
members can be accommodated with . suite Of tn &c
Rooms, ON the seooGd floor, and Board, iu private
f.mily on Capitol Hill near the Capitol. Addr 81
"D. L." at this ofAos. dec b-3ta
The national Republican., 1861-12-05

~ PROGRESS OF SLAVERY
IN THE UNITED STATES
BY GEORGE II. WESTON.
Copies of this work for sale at the publication
ofhoe Of the NATIONAL Rpsbatoa~, corner Of Seventh
and ID streets
Bound edition, q per COPY. Pamphlet edition, y
cents per copy. spra-tf
The national Republican., 1861-12-05

IIOR RENT For gentlemen without
Il board-two large furnished Rooms, in q very
pleas. mt and desirable location and witnn ye ma.
ute,' walk OF the city post o1oe. For particulars,
enquire on The premises, All Ninth ttreet, between
u aud II. dec 5-2ts
The national Republican., 1861-12-05
GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENCY.
OFFICE OF
LEWIS JOHN'SO.r y CO.,
BANK ERS,

CORNER OF PEsNsYLvANIA AVENUE AND TESrH ST.
LEWIS Johnson, of our Am having been ap.
pointed Subscription Agent for The National Loan
authorized by the act of Congress o. nth July 1901
we are prepared to furnish, to part es desrous OF
making investment, any amount Of 3 10 Treasury =
Notes, of convenient sizes.
dec 2--tf LEWIS JOHNSON h co.
The national Republican., 1861-12-05

TING's NATIONAL ClRCUsi
A TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
Can be recorded for the combined
EQUESTRIAN AND ACROBATIC TROUPES.
During this week,
PERFORMANCES EVERY DAY at O'CLOCK,
For the express convenience Of thoee who
cannot attend the evening exhibitions
r E.ENGAG EME ENT
PEERLESS PERI OF THE ARENA,
ELLA 10Y A r A .
First appearance of the
CLOWN AND COMIC SINGER,
WILLIAM KENNEDY.
u q M X Z NJ O.,
And all the company, will appear
BOTH DAY AND NIGHT
The national Republican., 1861-12-05

business STAND FOR RhENT.-Wo oncr
u for rent the capacious Room over our store I'm
france both from Pennsy vanis avenue and street.
M W. GAIT BRO,
Jewellers, 3B4 Pa. avenue,
dec i-S dooN west OF brownp hotsi'
The national Republican., 1861-12-05

At General Hospital, Union Hotel, CORNER Bridge
and Washington streets, Georgeoton Nou 20.
The national Republican., 1861-12-05

FURNISHED ROOMS FUR RENT.-A
+ large Paror aud four fne Chambers, Handsomely
furoshed in the most aesirable part Of Arlington
NO 422 street north, between Sixth and Seventh
streets west Ia the immediate vicinity Of the Post
and Patent Ofnoes, may be had on reasonable terms,
by alplyilg to T. } hAGRUDEk,
No 30S ID street,
dec ste Bet. Sixth and Seventh streets.
The national Republican., 1861-12-05

dec I'd