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The national Republican., 1861-11-15
The Presidents Guard

Is the name Of the regiment lately au h"rizeA
10 he raised In the District Of Columbia, for
home protection; and the recruiting I"r N
regiment has commenced with great spirit, and
muGt rivalry is being displayed for the pos .
;iuu Of right company. The oficers 80 lar ar
pouteh comprise the best military talent the
District has ever produced. Major james y:
Stewart, who commanded the Washingt"m and
Bplilm ,rc battalion in Mexico, after the fall {
the am2r'ed Watson; Captain james p. Sh"il
cross, An cnicer of Colonel Roberts's Pen'sylva
MA 500 md in Mexico, lately frst lieu'onant IL
company A, and adjutant Of the Second battaC
ion p strict " Columbia volunteersj Captain
james Nicholas Callan, formerly commander c'
~, Scott Guards in this cl,y, one OF tne org
nal National Rifles, ard lately captain OF com.
plav Z. Second battalion District Of Columbia
vul,iutcers, under Colonel Stone In the Poole'
vi.ts expedition Lieutenant John ]. Burrowa
Ialciv lieutenant of the Home Guards of George
'nwri. and others equally well known for thor
military ability, have been appointed captains
m the regiment. A rendezvous for recruits has
been opened IN Semmes's Building, on LOuisan4
avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets
The national Republican., 1861-11-15
The Lager Beer Business.

Despite the law of Congress prohibiting the
sale Of intoxicating beverages to soldiers, and
the many arrests for violations Of that law,
which have taken place recently, the trade in
lager beer with soldiers ilnurshes nearly "a well
AS formerly. Yesterday morning we observed
no less than six wagons, each one containing
one or more kegs of this" vilialnouS mixture,
on fourteenth street, tho owners thereof deal
ing it out, glass after glass, I" tho soldiers OF
the New Jersey regiments, stationed in that
locality, a,.d that, TOO, in the presence of one
Of the mounted metropolitan police, who came
riding by, and was rendered Il glass of the bov.
cragc by one of the vendors, which TO our
prrnl nSInni Shment. he deClinCd.
The national Republican., 1861-11-15
Dr.. y b. SIgesmond, the celebrated Den.
tist, of new York,

las opened an Office at 26O Pennsylvania ave.
nue., where he will practice during the winter.
DR.. 8. is the refOrmer in the art Of dentistry,
namely, he suspends entirely with the extract
ing of decayed teeth or roots; he makes perfect
eeth from mere roots; Is also the inventor OF
artificial cheoplastc bono teeth without metal
plate or clasps, which are three.fourths lighter
than any other, and can be inserted without
extracting any teeth or roots. The DR.. comes
highly recommended from our best prnies ional
men and chemists of New York whe G his pro
r,ssOna skill has been us d and proved salts
factory over five years, and we cheerfully re.
commend our friends and the public generally
to give the Dr.. Il trial.
The national Republican., 1861-11-15
DR. LIE AND'S
- Anti-Rheumatic Band
FERMANEsTLr CURES
RHEUMATISM, IN its rarIouS forms,
GOUT and NEURALGIA,
STIFFNESS and NER VOCS A FFEC7IONS,
INPURITIES of he BLOOD
and hc EUa ETacts # Mercury

Its a conveniently arranged BAN1 or BELT, Coz
tai lipg u medicated compound, to be worn arouJd
the hGdy, about the wat, EQuALLr AFFECTING ALL
rARTs uhereser The disease may te, ard ran be worn
,ouLpui injury to the most d,iicd'e person.
by this trsatm.nt, the medicinal properties con-
aned IN Ihs BAND, being Of hi1hiy GrOmdiic and
rplane nature and capable of Deiug READILY aLsorird
IroIh The poreS gf N, skin come rt dirrt c. ntut with
the l}Loop aud general circdd'iOh, Hh)ut first Jaa
iag through the process OF disestion, hich would
tel d. only TO tIact ON their curative powers,
but to npiir the internal organs and deraI ge the
digestion also-thus avoiiin the Injurious effects 40
often the Ieult OF internal IenediS, aud cnecling
perfect cure by piryng and eqndlising lie circdaun o,
he pidi dnis and restoring The parts l1eti 10 healthy
C. ndlttDn. This BASo is ais" m0 tSIterfd ANTI
MEicuEIAL Agent - IA wit entirely rere the sys-
te,n from it, pernigiooS effects.
Alodrrate casr cured In few days and We are
constantly receiving undpthai trs impuia's-to which
We invite mspriti at our olicS-oi III ir efficacy H.
| aggravated cases %! long d1mhag
| Price Two Dollars. Sent by mail upon receipt Of
s. or Vy tXpiets every where. with all necessary H
| Srucion,, fl ON the pri, cpal Office of
| q SMITH X CO, PrUprictOrs,
| 49l Broadway, New York
| n R--DeScripiipe circulars sent free
Gs- This Baud will n0t Interfere with the foiGier
| ds les nov 15-ly
The national Republican., 1861-11-15
g',,e Cryis, sim they Come

Aud al! we can hear is, War war / war :
B,. for my part tired o: the old story OF war
.iut oh Mrs Brown, have you heard The very
latest newsI No. Why. SMITH, No 400 Seventl
.tr,et, has just received new stock CT FALL
CLOTHING OF every description, and I've oilers t.
sell th,iI at such low pr;Ugs They say he has "
.u.ck OF selling his goods at lower rateS than Tn,
otter stores How he does II, do not know, But
tor my part, l can Assure you, MrH Brorn mat he
can III 0lt your boys With nice CLOr!llN at re
rnarSably low prices | ndvise all to cal, u
SMITHS, No $50 SCveuth street, oppoi lite Pos
Office, and look at hts Sew Stock, and they will be
convinced thct what MIA Jones said, is &c.
aug GO--3,n
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HerrIIl.nn.

A new sensation is about to visit our city.
after turning tho headI Of the fashion of all
fashionable Manhattan, and playing the very
deuce with all the literary talent of that most
peculiarly literary locatio0: after having swiu.
died the New York audiences every evening for
more than month cut "r their seven senses:
after having aslonished the citizens of Brook
Kn, and turned tho heads of all Qnakerd"m
HERMANN is about TO make his debut in ths
city on Monday evening next, and we predict
u large house ut the Theatre. We refer to our
advertising columns for further particulars.
The national Republican., 1861-11-15

Sent Down..

ONicer Beall, who deserves tho hearty thauSs
of every lover Of law and order for his Efforts
to preserve order in that unruy locality known
AS Goat Alley, yesterday arrested Sarah Simm<
(colJred) on tho charAe of being drunk and
diSordery. She WAS taken before Justice Bar.
naclu, who committed her to tho wNrkhouc % IN
dntnnlt Of 81 o. fine.
The national Republican., 1861-11-15
nUARTEumAsTER GENERALS

!" OFFlCE,
W0Ehingon, NorcmJrr 10. 1861.
Proposals. are invited for building two Hospitals
upon the farm known Us the estate of William J
81, ne on Fourteenth street aud boundary street
D.trict OF Columbia
Proposals should state lh- time within which the
buildings will be completed u ready for use, and
the cost, including all materials and work, aud
.hIuld br accompanied by the usual guarantee tnat
the idder will execute the contract il awarded 10
hun
Proposals will be opened at the Office of the Quar-
| termaster General Oh the 10Th NOtember instant
at noon. They should be sealed, aud plainly en-
Ell Prop sails for iUspit Lls, AMI addressed to
the Qu4rtrrmgsttr General OF the nited States
NJ G. MElGS,
nov Is Quarterma ter General.
The national Republican., 1861-11-15
4 SCuinDeriuC,

Two horses attached +" light wagon &tarte3
from point "u c street, near the National
Hotel. yesterday morning, during market hours,
aud ran in the direction If the mdrkethOuse,
to the imminent danger of the great thrOng who
were passing in that vicinity at the time, and
causing the multitude to scamper in every di-
rrcion. The horses finally brought up near
the markethnuSe, greatly to the relief of those
present, and with but slight injury To the vehi
Gle
The national Republican., 1861-11-15
M. 1, Franklin.

Optician to the President and to the military
staffs, keeps constantly ON hand the best as.
sor,mGnt of first.clasS Field and Naval Glasses,
selling them AT the lowest Eastern prices. I'm.
proved Pebble and Perscopic Spectacles are
His establishment Is 244 Pennsylvania avenue
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
oct lR-andlm
The national Republican., 1861-11-15
E;ctr.at at 1T AIoysIus.

The exercises " tho Spiritual RnlreNt, which
commenced at st. A"ysius Church on Sunday
last have been continued during the week, and
will close on Sunday next. Large crowds. old
and young have been in attendance, and the
greatest interest manifested. The morning
EXERCISES are conducted by the venerable
Father McElroy, while the others arc under the
charge ut fathers Wigot, s. urin, aud MGNer-
hun
The national Republican., 1861-11-15
A Nuisance.

We believe that the attention Of the proper
persons has bncu called before To the nuisance
existing on Fourteenth street, in the camp Of
ono of the New Jersey regiments, caused by
the III advised location "f the sinks of that reg.
lment, which are placed but few yards of
from the road, in full view Of plssers by. Four
taenth street has always been 4 favorite tho
roughCare with our citizens. and this nuisance
shoHld be abatod Immediately. Common re.
gard for deCency demands IL.
The national Republican., 1861-11-15
THE AMERICAN wAICn.

A large assortment, in both ioId and Silver Cases
Also, the
"ARMY WhTCH,"
A reliable Time Keeper In Silver Cases gotten VI
especially for amy use
lB- Watches, Chrunonetcrs, Je welry, &c , care
fu ly repaired NJ W. GAIT n BRO,
jewellers,
1854 Pa avenue doors west of
nov l5-3t [Star-3tl Browns Hotel
The national Republican., 1861-11-15
Whitchurst, no. 431 Penn. Avenue,

Is selling original carries de uisite photographs
Of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness at
Mcclellan ia the latest published, and is cen.
sidered the hest in existence. See our photo
grabs in oil and wafer lOrs. AiO portraits ui
distinguished men. Attention # military men
IS caIlnt to our full length letterty ,es for send.
IN by mil. nov l3-lm*
The national Republican., 1861-11-15
Communicated !

II was my privilege, this afternoon, { GttEEC
tho circus Of Nc. KIug, on the avenue. | have St
tended many such exhibitions ir, m st t"RGai:
but have never Witnessed anything equal o. Il
for the uubloucsS uf Us porIOrmanC" aud tho
perfect purilv"' ih" manner in which u Is ""i'
Quoted. Nothing WIS said 20 "ifHnd lh4 Ta' II
vjrIu us ear, while the exhibition was mhSnip
cent grant. 1t the lovers Of peaS"ro q
and see 1t.
November 10.
The national Republican., 1861-11-15
Deaths OF Soldiers.

The following soldiers died yesterday:
Ennch Webster, Company G, Thirty sixth
New York regiment, AZ Brtghtw"od.
Charles Rye, company + Fourth Pennsylva-
MIA cavalry, at Colombian College.
L. ID. Weston, company +, F"rty'tiith Penn
sylvania volunteers, in camp.
william Van Bbbcr, canister, at the Erup'
tive Fever Hospital.
The national Republican., 1861-11-15
Central Gunrdhouse Cases.

Before Juslifc Thompson. Peter Grubb,
drum" and dis''rderIy; hned sl5s. VIM. Belt,
behning dlsorderly III the Theatre; dismissed.
Henry Shehan, drunk and disord, rly; fined
Sl.gI. bridget Rtgan, rrunk and very dsur.
derly fined $l.04, aud locked up until she be-
comes sober.
The national Republican., 1861-11-15
LOCAL NEW S.
TO Advertisers.

Nearly TEN thousand copies "' g." i itl,.
!,c1,. ara circulated among tho noaiiOg po,.u IN.
;inp every day, besides thelargo naG,bcr r. sorgfd
10 regular subscribers. Advsrtis""t viii .ts
note accordingly. s.
The national Republican., 1861-11-15
A Drunken Official.

John A. Steele. II county constable, from
Georgetown, was arrested, yesterday evening
for being drunk and behaving in a very dsor
,ie"ly manner in the public streets. He wa
taken to the guardhouse, and fined 81 "a by
Justice Thompson.
The national Republican., 1861-11-15
CIIcut( Court.

The case Of Jones Us. Darmott was continued
in this GOur; yesterday, Mr.. Carlisle appearing
~ ad tiOnal counsel for Mr.. Jones. In yester
days parer, we inadvertently stated that J. G.
}y"nt, Esq. of This city, appeared as counsel
niss Dsrmn,t. 1t sh uld have been r bert
Brent ESQ. Of Baltimore.
The national Republican., 1861-11-15
Not Ice !
Notice!
n otICE !

ON as. &t.WAiSD.-Lost. on Ihr i3th 81 "c-
SIU trbrr, IN goidg rom Uptun's Hti tn hu h
arlington aud Georgetown 10 Wa,hing gu. u
lOLT'S REVOLVER, ivory handle, sivr' mount
ed, engraved on bend OF HIT CHp;si, IL u
iievut-e, company IL, Fourteenth r,himr!. New
lork STATE mi,itiu " The above reward viii nc PAN
~ the tinGer lie wing 1t at Hudson Taylor O. 'h'
lsylyania avenue nov l4-2weou~
The national Republican., 1861-11-15
SlcnlInGn Revolver.

Patrick McDon~ol, IA boy only twelve years
OF age, wasHrrested last evening, on the charge
OF stealing Il revolver from AN officer, whose
name we did not learu. lie VAS sent to the
workhouse for sixty days by Justice Thompson.
The national Republican., 1861-11-15

Mnre GnXernmo stnhlrS.

Eight stables, each more than 200 feet IN
length, have aTcly been erected near the depot
ior TIE sttblng of horses, which arc continual.
~ arriving there from the North. The stables
erected there will shelter, We judge, upwards
Of two hundred horses each-siXteen hundred
i,,,
The national Republican., 1861-11-15
SPhNIALNOTICk.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
JIFLMBOLp'S BUt HU FOR THE BLhDOER
IL HELNROLD'S BCCHU for the Kidneys
uELMBOLD RUCIIu for the Gravel
iiELMEOLDE BUCnU for Drupoy.
HELMBOLD'S BuCIlu for nervousness.
IiELMBOID'S BUCHu fer Loss oi MeIn"r@
HELMEOLD'S BUCllu Tor Loss Of sight
lELMBOLD'S RUCHU for Dimncss .f Vision,
liELMROLD'S BUCHU tor Difficult breathing.
llELMBOLD'S BUNUu Tor =" eak Nerves
tELMBOLn'S RUCIlu for Obstructous
iirhMBDLD'S BuCIIu for Exce.sta nrisiug :ror
ludIscretion and al Disease OF Lh'
SEXUAL ONGNNS,
tXstirS In ei'her Rrx froul whvtever cause orig
mated l'i,d no matter OfIDW LONG STANDING
IL AS Ids EXIT kACT HUCHU 10 plcHsan
N It's 'Sfir aud odor, and Immediate in ~ -c'i0l
Price 81 lcr bottle, or s!X for 81. delivered lu N
UnGr0,-, @.cUmpuisd Iy reliable certificate
DepAi, Id &uut! teuth Stree PhrLu lpG.
srIi -. IA
The national Republican., 1861-11-15
India Hubber sIxpkcts for So.

1000 Rubber Blankets, large size, slightly
discolore,h and for sale at two dollars each, AT
he India Rubber Warehouse. 30S Pennsylvania
avenue. between Ninth and Tenth streets.
nov l3-4t
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g II. LEwrr. NJ. D., -.-a.--a=
~ Dental ssureeOa,
OFFICE No 216 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Bsflys,u TfeIT,b and TLirlen5 S,,,J,

''flIE NO 216 fENNSfLNANIA AVENUE,
Bs.ga.H ToelJh and Thirteenth Sreets,
WASHINGTON CITY,
respectfully t.nders his profes ional services TO
,he publ, iaving had an extensive practice ia
Pmad='v vhia h. feels himself fully compe,ebt to dis
arge is duty In every case Ahch maybe presented
d. b. has scared the right to use the new improve.
mint, Int' I'd by Drs. A. M. 4 J. l.. Asay OF Phil
EIDE pha fr 'ostenng artificial teeth to gold silver
or lniina p'at = which prec.udes the possibility OF
~ iva or 10 tign mater ais secrtting between them
at the tine rendering the operation more ii m.
natural aud Of mre utility to the patient dispons.
ing with III o''inary mod . Of fastening by rivct
ing 'deri u, WhJh Oft n causes tn 50 In q
Of plates and conse equcutiy an imperfect adaptatJn
to the mouth.
He would respectfully invite the public TO hi oice
tl examine this Improvement To do go Is to be con
vincrd OF its super ority all uds hsretoforo
used.
The dental prof ssion Is also invited to call and
examine its merits and utility.
As1, d ntists eau be furnished with teeth of all
kinds, a. less price than they can be bought else.
where. nov G-'m
The national Republican., 1861-11-15
Selling without License.

W. Wllle,, o. Siele, and S. Gump, all from
New York, have been fined $2O0l, by Justice
Thompson, within the past few dHvs, for selling
ranEa
The national Republican., 1861-11-15

fyED INVENTORS AND PsTENrEAs.
l. MUM CO, propretors OF the scientific
American, aud agents for procuring American and
Foreign
P a II H III II s..
Wtth SiEteen Years Experience in the Business.
Refer to Hon, Judge Mason, Hon Joseph BDIt
liUn W D. bishop, cx-Commissioners of PATENT
and 10 more than fifteen thousand inventors who
have had busines5 doTc through Mum = 90 Pat.
ent agency.
Pamphlet Of advice seat free by mail
Patent Lave and Regulation 100 pageC, - cent,
nail.
No charge for con1ultation orally or by mail.
Preliminary Examination iu United States PateuI
Office IS.
Offices, No 81 Park Row New York; v Washington
oorrer rf md Seventh sreea, opposite the Paten'
iN - irIF
The national Republican., 1861-11-15

TROOPS UNDER ORDERS TO MARCH.
BOstOit, Nov. l3.-Threc Thousand of General
Buffers division are under orderA g. 'os ~"
Wednesday.
The national Republican., 1861-11-15
DYJ. c. McGUIH IL Il co., Auo,ioneers.
HANDSOME FURNITUEE MD HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS AT pUILIC SALE.

On FRIDAY MOHNING November Is, at 10
O'Clock Nj the la &c re ideHCr corner of Ninetetnt
ant streets we shall eel hand ON assortment Of
household cfr us, mpri,irg-
Superior X sewood Plane Forte, Stool and Cover
Several suites of Rosewood Crimson Plush COW
cred Parlpr Furniture
Suite Of Ro ewood Crimson Brocatele covered
Parlor Furniture
Upholstered aud Rush seat Fancy Chairs
iarbe.top Centre, Sofa, and Bouquet Tables
Rosewood Music Stands, Writing Cabinets, and
Work Stands
Four elegant French rlat. Mirror, with Slabs and
Gilt rabies
andsome Gilt Coruice, Brackets, and Can
delabras
Velvet, BRUSSELS and other Carpets. Rugs
ute of cl giant Rosrn o d Oh h4moer Furniture
ute of hand.Oms CarS ed Ch IN Der Furniture
uptrJr Wanut and Mahogany Wardrobes,
Dtessiut Bureaus and W ashsa ds
I Excellent Curled II air Mattres,et Bolsters and
Pillows
Heavy English Blankets Comfort.
Beautiful Crystal Gu and Bob milan GlassWare
Rich Gait Bouquet Table,. Vases
fog 'thcr with many other Articles Of Household
Furture To- necessary TO enumerate.
At tvo o'clock. in front st he i!ouse-
a pair OF large Bay II rrses
Set of Silver plated Harness, Robes
Handsome Upru Family Carriage
terms cash current fund.-
JAS q. MCGUIRE h Co,
nov I'D Auction eers
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RYJ. c. McGUIwE & CO., Auot,o.eer..

TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURE AND HOUSE.
HOLD EFFECTS
On TUESDAY MORNI\G, November 18th
al 10 O'Clock, at No+ Four and halfstreet between
street and Indiana avenue, by virtue OF a deed of
tthst duly executed and recorded in lber ]. A. s.,
No. ILL., tUOs 81 Ell stq one of the land records for
Washington county, .hsll sell n lot of Furniture
anu Household Effects, comprising-
Wslnut hair cloth covered sof's, Etageres
Brocatelle covered Arm and Easy Chairs
MahOg my Parlor Chairs, Rockers
Marble.tCp Centre, and sofa Tables
Velvet and Brussels car ia, Oh cloth
Cane and wood seat Chaus, Lounges
BrOcatele anJ drma.k curtains. Window Shades
Gilt-trame Nantel Nj rur. Oil Paintings
Walnut Dining Tables, Dining hairs
Hat rack, Hall Ch iirs, Oil cloth
ChiAa, Glays, ana Cruvkery vac
Walnut, ro.ew,o1, mahosany and painted Cham.
Der Furniture
Beds, Maltre' ses, and Bedding
RaiiatDr aud other Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, kc.
Telms cash. Lew Is CLEPHANE, Trustee.
JAS .. HcGUIRES co,
nov I'D AuctiDnsers,
The national Republican., 1861-11-15
Canterbury HaII.

The Hlnusements 1T this place are si,l pro.
crossing and notwithstanding the rain last
night there WAS large attendance.
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AUCTION SALES
pY WALL 4 harvard, Aue,Ion,.-, -,

II NUCtTOnO
FCRvTTrRE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFEcry IT
ArC.lJV.
On SATURDAY BORSING, November 10, com
men nug al 10 O'Clock W sii sell, at our auction
room, without reserve tue effects OF q family de-
clnius housekeeping, oompfisipg-
Mahogany and alnut sofas and Parlor Chairs
Feather Reds, Boltters, ard Pillows
nir and Suck Single and Doub' e Mattrs,ses
cottage. Wanut, and Plain Double and eiBgIe
Is die d
Cane Dining, Easy and Plain Cane seat Ch1irs
ava Rockers
Sidehoards fls, Lounges, Carpets Stoves
hiIi a." al gay Glssse. " a.h lands
Hat Rack', Whai not, Bu eau,
na'hie Top Mahogany, a. Walnut Tables
nurtatns, Tables, Book CASES, Retfigeraturs
with many other goods not here menti ned nil Of
which will be .old Hithou, reserve
Terms ca-h
WALL 4 BARNARD,
nov 10 fSta1 Auctionee,.
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JssTRUCTIoN IN SWORD NxEnCIsE.

Gentlemen desirOu of receiving instruction In III
sword exercis, will pl 'ase to address or apply per
soully TO +. {. B - at the Office OF this paper.
nov Eff
The national Republican., 1861-11-15

On SATURDAY, the 10th instant, we shall sell, ,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ ia froIt of our store, No 626
seventh strt et excellent assortment OF new aud
second hand Furniture
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Mattresses, and Bedding
Mahogany, Cane, and Wood seat Chairs
Wardrobes, Wash,tands, stoves
And many oiher articles whicn we deem unneces.
| siry to enumsrate
Terms cash GREEN & WILLIAMS
nov l5-2t Auctioueera
The national Republican., 1861-11-15
OLDIE Ei,s' PAY.

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY will FOR
ward rodc remttances TO their fImiles, at an '
llacc on the lines Of th-ir Express, at n charge o
twenty five cents 1Or any sum not txce, ding lift
dollars; and propOltJnatc atdtticn i chGrge
places reached by connecting EXpresses Ihr
money whether G"h or Treasury mites shOul be ell
c"sGd il eEyel pc and securely sealed, md have
the full address ducludirg town, post Onice, an,
state; ard in cities, the street and number) Cf III
person TO whom TO be sent, and the amount legibl!
Inurksi thereon. Envelopes for this purpose mai
be h d At cur offices
To facilitate prompt delivery, the charge for
m ttaIre thuuld be pref aid.
ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY.
WAsnINGroH, NV. %, lsGl.
nov I.-.Utf starl
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n q II | O i, ,!

n q n | O vi
rERF HANDSOME Fur NITERE AND HOUSEHOLD
EFFHCTS At PUBLIC AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, November 18th, at 10
c'cNck, ut the re,idence st the late Hon. s. A.
nUu Ias, corner Of street and New Jersey avenue.
we ,all sill spl ndii a1-prtmsnt of
CABINET FURNITURE, CARPETS, MIRRORS, sgR-
TAINs,
And Ilou.eh Old Efecs gen rally fall aud desorip
tive Advertisement OF which Wi. appear prev to
the sal.
JAS c. MCGUIRE 4 CO,
novl'-d Auctiopssrs.
The national Republican., 1861-11-15

EE'sEA PING PAPER
BOE SALE AT THIS OFFICE
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A Hospiia at CoInaJion CoAegs. Wostiagt1n
NOU 8.
The national Republican., 1861-11-15

At denerul HOspitd Union H.te!, corner d
Bridge aud Washinqton streets, Georgeto,on
Nou. 8.
The national Republican., 1861-11-15

ORDNANCE AND ORDNANCE STORES FOR PORT
ROYAL.
Ner IOrh, Nov. l3,-OIders ~"rc received
heru lo. day rur tho shipment of ordnance and
ordnance ~turos to Port Royal, ). C.
The national Republican., 1861-11-15
RY GWE.,E d. WILLIAMS. Auc,,on.er,.

HOUSEHOLD AND KIrCHsN FURNITURE AT
Auction
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DIES! rIES'! FLESH!
s. pr hundred 50 per hundred S. per hundred
Suffers, kTTENTi

So pr hundred 50 per hundred S. per hundred .
SUFFERS. ATTENTION.!
Thr attention of ulerf, and dealers generally,
respectfully iovi'ed 10 the large assortment OF
Ci"s, Cake, Bead. Rolls, Buiscuit, &c..
kept constantly On hand and baked every day b,
tap unde signed.
suffers can rely On getting good PIE at the | v
ilice o. IS per huniIed and have them at all tim,
re,h from the oven.
i'EACH PIE! APPLE PIE! DRIED APPII
rIE, CRANBrRRY PIE PLUM PIE!
CERRhNT PIE! PUMPKIN rIr!
P'e rubscii1er would respectfully call the auer
ion Of the pub /. tI his tmrDt, and while hanL
ing Them for III. patronage already bcrt wed solic"
GEORGE SEITZ,
No. SOL New York avenue,
between renth ard Eleventh Streels.
Stall, 3i3 and - Centre Ma and IL NOriher:,
LibeIti aGarKet oct i2-Im
S,TOuE ROOM on PennsyIvanIa Ave.
> rhe second floor of the large house on tn
oh streets next door west Of JACKSON Hail. l.
fr rent. Apply at No SO street uorth, between
9TH Md Tth streets west, 10
GOV l?-3tcod+ j Z. McKELUE&.
JTNIOS FURNITURE STORE.
y rhr subscriber rs now making ad ditiorS t. hta
.,,CG Of liOu."Nnld hurriturc. consisting OF pretty
Cottage hamb Sctis; raIor, Chamber, Dining
aud Kitchen Furuiture; MattrissrE, Pillows,
Hlnukt Cnn!or Pals, Buckets Baskets. &c
| reeprC fully s"lcrt call from my ReIuL!icdH
fr ends we'll a. al 0ter good Union men. anu
promise t. sell us reasonable Us any Other house.
r. Brown,
No 800 Seventh 1t eet,
nov l2-lwif near NOIthrrn Market