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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-07-27
OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.
OTTAWA, July 90, 1861
Our grain market has been very brisk
during the week with advancing prices
Coru has improved lc. and wheat 4a5e.
Elouy-Winter wheat, i2a2. - pr loo; spring "
extra, Sl7.5a spring fine LIS
Corn HedI-i5a3oc pr. 100.
UheatW inter, 55aG0; spring, 50a55c
Corn-Shelled, y for 6olbs; 2lc 7slb=
l3c for 81 lbs.
BarLey-20c for Is lbs.
Rye-40c.
Timothy .>eed-$I5o.
PotdtJeS-lQal5c. p. bush.
Eggs-Jc.
Dutter-SalOc.
Cali SkiHS-5c.
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DR. FITCH's LECTURE-Dr Fitch's Lee
ture on Monday afternoon to the Ladies
OF our City was one of much interest, and
well calculated to do good. 1t was direct
and practical. showing the causes of much
of the i'll health of our ladies, and suggest
irg the proper course to pursue to do away
with these causes. We wish all of our
ladies could have heard and profteI by
DR.. Fitch's remarks. We may, next week
give at some length some Of DR.. Fitch's
suggestions which We hope will be of adj
vantage and interest to our lady readers
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War on Change Tickets.

The undersigned believing the further
use & circulation of change Tickets to be
unnecessary d injurious to the communi-
ty, hereby notify their customers that on
and after August 9TH, they will not be re-
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F;strayed or Stolen.

From the subscriber. residing on the plank roac
apoot three miles north of Ottawa, ON the hrst iIst
Sorel Colt two years old two hind feet white, Zone
the fetock Join-the other white only the inside to
The same joint with white in the forehead, and
a white stripe about an inch wide running down to the
growing wider and running into one nostr ons
in the legs and in good condition. / will pay a liberia
reward for information that will enable me to re-
cover the colt Address,
July 13-3wp. TuOS HOWARD, Ottawa Ill.
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\ meeting is appointed at basement Plymouth
Church for Monday evening, and to be continued
weekly Ali such as have heart for, and are will
ing, and whose minds are stirred up. and are
heartily willing, to devote hour to earnest pray
or and supplication to God for nation, for the
ending of war ard bloodshed, and that righteou.
peace be given at the end, are most earnestly in
vited to come.
Israel prevailed in the battle with Amalek be-
cause Moses his servant prayed and Aaron and
Hurr were by him TO stay up his hands Come
them and let us stay up the hands of our govern.
ment Ministers of churches are specially invited
Communicated
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PARTICIPATING PLAN
instruction in Music.

Prof Chas l., Simon, of Clark Seminary, Aurora,
H. takes great pleasure in informing the citizens that
he is about TO .ke his home in Ottawa and ready to
.oc.,. scholars upon the Piano Forte Meodeon or Or
gan also in sructons in thorough Bass ana COMPOSE.
sitions Eis rep.,ation as first class teacher and
composer is we'll known all the State he received
his musical education in German Academy ef Munich
assures full satisfaction. Inquire for particulars
OF Prot. Z. Frank Ford.
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CHICAGO MARKET
County Clerk.

County Clerk.
WILLIAM s EAsTos respectfully announces that he is
n candidate for County Clerk OF La Sale county.
Arthur lockwood respectfully announces hirnsel: q
candidate FOR the Office OF Clerk OF LaSale county
We authorized to announce SAMUEL RAYMOND
candidate for county clerk OF La Sale county
tie November election.
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MEs. JAS. ". FAY.
- hiss Res. 7. ". BENEDICT.
Mrs. S. ". RAYMOND.
Mrs. ELI STRAWN.
MEs, WM. OSMAN, FREE TgADZ..
Mas. JOHN MANLEY.
We will send any style Of machine carefully packed
by express, with ll OF collection for the amount 10
be paid on delivery. "
We guarantees every machine re-fcst insirume-.
:" send FOR a Descriptive Circular with cut, q.
leading styles, List OF Piices &c. Address
". Il. YOUNG q CO.,
MARI IL Lake 81, Chicago
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DUY YOUR STATIONERY at
ID ORTON'S BOOK STORE,
You get nothing good at the Drug Stores. janis
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~HCET'. "

fE STILL CNwARD.-After "a thorough trial by innu-
Rera bic living witnesses, ileTri,E Sugar Coated rlrs
have proved be the medicine Of the This
dy continues steadily advance in the estimation OF
the world the best family medicine introduced.
In all bilious arrangements they fail. and
universal cathartic, excel all others Price % cents.
See advertisement third page.
oclS-1y W. W. CAPEOS, TrdreliHg AGENT.
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LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, AND PHILADELPHIA
MSHIE COMPANY


Intend dcspatching their full powered Cydebuilt iron
Steamships, every Saturday at noon, from
Pier A. North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
First cabin ...... $75 Steerage. $50
do to London Sd do to London. So
Steerage return tickets good for six months, $50.
Passengers forwarded to Paris, Havre, Hamburger,
Bremen, and Rotterdam, at reduced through fares.
Persons wishing to bring ont their friends can buy
tickets the following to New York:
From Liverpool or Queenstown, first cabin, $I5, eSt
and 800
Steerage from Liverpool $40; Queenstown, $50.
These Steamers have superior accommodations fer
passengers, and carry experienced surgeons.
They built in water tight iron sections and have
Patent Fire Annili.a,ors.
Apply to J.. FAY,
At the EXCHANGE Bonk.
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NJ \ Il Il Z. d
By the Rev. W Bachelor, on the 2l=t inst, Mr.
JEaEHAH o. Geoysa 70 Miss SYEI D. METCALF, both o.
Earl.
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THE CITY BANK.

Orcdni-ed in 1856 unter the General Banking Lac Of
Illinois.
MES, ALLEN S. CO.,
BANHERS.
EXCHANGE
NEW YORK.
BOSTON.
PHILADELPHIA,
ST. LOUIS,
CHICAGO,
And all the principal cities of the United e.es bought
AID sold.
Also, will draw in sums to suit purchasers on England,
Scotland Ireland, and ali important points in continent
tai Europe
Collections made in all parts Of the State, and ram tied
or on day of payment at current rate OF exchange.
Interest allowed on deposits.
Banking hours from s.. m. to IA Pm.
EDWIN C. ALLEN. 6dSh'r. II. +. EAMES, Presf.
Q. H. BuLLEN, asst Cash. EDW EAMES, v. Prest.
13. 1859
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EXCHANGE BANK

EXCHANGE BANK
f r. FAY &c CO.
BANK of DISCOUNT, DEPOSIT, and EXCHANGE.
GOLD and SILVER BOUGHT and SOLD.
COLLECTIONS made in all parts of the State, and
promptly RENTED at current rates OF exchange
Interest allowed on Deposits.
+. L. FAY, I oy,,r, m
A W. HOBEET, {
uarl7 J. C. REED. auburn. ". Y.
The national Republican., 1861-11-27
.DTE .@HfUagIhH
Improvement. :, tn. cap,.ol.

A number OF improvements have lately been
made At the Capitol preparatory TO the sitting
OF Congress. In the Senate Chamber a new
clock, OF beautif full and elaborate workmanship,
has taken the place of the old one. New CAR
pets have been laid upon the 1oors, and nu.
merous other improvements. tending 10 the
comfort and convenience of the members,
made. The old Sena'e Chamber, now used as
the Supreme Court room, has also been reno
waited and improved vastly, and presents very
neat, comfortable appearance. The House
Chamber has likewise undergone the process
Of renovation, and numser Of changes calcu.
lated to facilitate the business Of Cong ess and
to increase the convenience Of the members
have been effsoted. The hand Of improvemoi /
has al.o been busy in the rotunda, the walls Of
which have been painted beautiful lilac color,
producing decidedly flne effect. The has re.
liefs, on the walls of this part of the building,
which, for some tim, past, have presented a
dirty, dingy appearance, have been repainted,
and now appear as ne Y and clear - If Just
from the hands Of the artist. The large paint
Ing, representing Washington on horseback,
which formerly hung abrve tho east door ui
the rotunda, has been taken down, Rnd Ia TO be
placed against the scaffSlding facing the en-.
trance to the old House Chamber.
The national Republican., 1861-11-27
Mrs. Cecilia Young.

The lovers of good music will have an oppor.
tunity Of enjoying n rare treat on Wednesday
evening next, when our gifted towns.womaii,
Mrs. Cecilia Young, will give a concert, assist.
ed by an able corps Of vOoalists. 1t Is seldom
that our fellow citizens have an opportunity Of
listening to the performance of a professional
Prima Donna, who Is recognized rs star OF
the nrst magnitude; and even when they do,
they are by no means certain Of hearing the
superior Of Mrs. Youog. In fact, her splendid
too well known and too highly appreciated in
this community, by II large circle Of admiring
friends, to require any eommendation at our
hands.
The national Republican., 1861-11-27
~
MIRA. Greenhow.

route agent on the underground mail trans
portation line between this city and Secesh, IL
still confined in the female prison, corner Of
Thirteenth street and the Avenue, and Ia as
her meals from fashionable restaurant, ms
formerly; and when eatables from sympathiZ.
ing secesh do not come, she is compelled to
subsist upon common soldiers fare Wash.
Cor. NeD York Express. .r
The national Republican., 1861-11-27
Platoon BAttarY.

q. P. steinback, Of st. Louis, NO., has In.
osllsd the " Platoon battery which he has
now on exhibition at $40 Pennsy ylvania avenue,
between FOur-and-a-hah and Sixth streets.
He desires military men to call and see this in.
vention, which he confidently asserts can do as
much damage to the enemy, In the same spao
of time, as platoon Of soldiers. II Is mounted
on the style OF cannon, and discharges twenty.
hve balls with one cap, at the same time, and
only requires two men TO load and one to FIRE
As this may be OF great Importance in this
made Of this Improvement
The national Republican., 1861-11-27
Arrests,

VIM. MoChesney was arrested yesterday near
the Bladensburg toll.gats, by the guard, for
drawing = pistol and threatening to shoot The
officer Of the guard. He was sent to Jail by
Justice Dom. .'"."
Miohall Hauland, for selling liquor TO soldiers
was held to bail by the same magistrate.
Yesterday morning 8. 0denwald was arrest.
ed by Oficer Kelly, for an assault and battery
on Johanna Cook. He was held to keep the
peace by Justice Walter.
Aug. A. Sas, arrested,for assault and battery
on ]. II. Lange, appeared before Justice Wal.
ter for hearing, and was held to bail for court
The national Republican., 1861-11-27
RY GREEN y WILLIAMS. Auct.oo.er. ..


RA SNA1N . "ALLlhmS, AuCtnOneerA.
SUPERIOR PIANO FORTE. HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, ATA UCTION
On FRIDAY, the 2sth instant we shall sell. at the
residence Of Luke Lea. Esq., No. AS, north tide Of
A. M an excellent assortm. nj OF Flu .iiiure w:
Fine Ro ewood Piano Forte. IN octsves, made BY
Haines Brothers, Of New York q superior instru.
ment.
Also, Stool Cover and Music Stand
Fine plush covered Parlor Set, consisting Of
Two me French Sofas
Two large Castor aud twelve Parlor Ch,irs
Walnut Wha'not and Etsgere and Chinese Tea.
boys
Fancy Gothic and Reception Chairs and Otto.
mans
Crimson, dsmuk, and white Window ourtsins
Two handsome Gothic gill. fran, Mirrors and
Brackets
on Paintings, Ensravins,. and Msntsl orna.
Fine Velvet Parlor, Stair, and other Carpet. and
Plated, China, Glass, and Crockery Ware and
Gu lery u a. rr.
Hair Goth Sofa, Lounge, Chair. a. d Rocker
Walnut Sideboard, Exten.ion Dining and other
Tables
Cane dining and other Chair and ws-drobss
Mshogany msrb top Dressing aud oihsr bu.
Mahogany marble top " ash Closets aud Tables
Mahogany French and other Bsdstsads and Bed.
ding
Cottage Chamber Sets
Hair and other Mattresses
Fine Gas Chandelier and Burners
A large assortment Of Kitchen Requisites
With many Other articles which we deem unnecss
sary to enumerate.
Terms cash
GREEN WILLIAMS,
nov sd AuctiopServ
The national Republican., 1861-11-27
The Cry 10, stilI they Comei

And all We can hear is, "Wsr war war -
But, for my part, tired OF the old story Of
But, oh | Mrs. Brown, have you heard the very
latest newsf. No. why, SMITH, No $50 Seventh
street, has Just received . new stock of FALL
CLOTHING Of every description, and he oGsrs u
sell them at such low prices. They say he has q
knaok Of ceiling his goods at lower rates than the
other stores. How he docs 1t, do not know. But
for my part, can assure you, Mrs Brown, that he
msrkably low prices. advise all 70 call o,
SMITH'S, No 400 Seventh street, oppO-its Post
Once, and look at his New Stock and they will be
aug a0-8m
The national Republican., 1861-11-27
Rebel UniEorIns.

Colonel Thomas, stprekeeper at the army
clothing department In Corcoran's building, op.
posite the War Department, has quite oOllec-
ton Of rebel uniforms. A good idea oan be
formed, from viewing these apologies for suits,
the rebel army, and see how poorly able the
rebels are to stand the rigors Of winter In
Virginia. ..r.'
The national Republican., 1861-11-27
Deaths OF Soldiers,

The following soldiers have died since our last
report:
Adam Leslie, company B, Seventh Pennsyl
vania regiment, ut Seminary Hospital.
Solomon Fushega, company @, Fifth Vermont
regiment
Gle Hospital.
John Hays, company H, Sixty second Penn
sylvsnia, Porter's Division, ut camp.
Peter W. Whittes, Third Pennsylvania re-
serve, at camp
Sergeant John Edwards, company !, First
New Jersey cavalry, at camp.
Frank Hayward, Fifth New Hampshire regi.
ment, vt camp.
Harrison H. Edwards, company X. Sixth Wis.
Consin, at Arlington Heights.
The national Republican., 1861-11-27
'DISSOLUIIIIN.

DERsONAL.-My son, Clarence August
i Winders, has strayed away from his homs, iu
Washington, since November 9th He Is eleven
year. Of age; light complexion, slightly freetle led
spe sks bo b Eng ish and German and Is a musician
Any information, stating where he may be found
will be thar sfully received at the tice of the Ma
hondl Republican. JOHN W. WINDERS
nov 2fl-lw Fife Major, Fifth Wis Reg Vol
The national Republican., 1861-11-27
MILITARY BOARD OF HAMMERS.

.Geary, Of the Twenty eighth regiment Pennsyl.
vania volunteers, has been appointed one OF
the board OF examiners to examine volunteer
officers In General Banks's division. Brigadier
General G. s. Hamilton Is president of the
board. They convene at the headquarters OF
the army Immediately.
The national Republican., 1861-11-27
nov sd
DY WALL d BARNA RID, AuctiOneers,
ID Cor. Penu. Ave. and Ninth street.

Df WALL q BARN KID. AuctfOueers,
ID Cor. Pena. Ave. and Ninth street.
LARGE AND PRREkPTORY SALE OF Av ELR.
CANT ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' AND GENTLY
NEWS FCRS, SLEIGH-ROBKS, de-, DC, ATAUc-
TON.
On THURSDAY MORNING next, the 2sth In,
stant, ncng at 10 o'olsek, We vii ell, ty cat
alogue a our Auction Rooms, Q Large and Superb
Assortment OF Ladies' and Gen'lsmen's Furs and
Sleigh robes 10 Just received direct from of The
Largest Importer. and Manufacturers on Broanway,
New York, ull made ny expressly 'or the resent
season and OF the latest styles anu vil be warrant
| ed free from moth, comprs ng-
Large Mink, hudson bay, and other Sablss, Car.
| 0inals, Capts, Talma,, lnd Sets
Stone Marten, Mink, Fitch, and Ermire.
Rhh sttts and Single Pieces Stote Matter.
Water NJ INK, Mountain Martsn, Sib. risn Squirrel
German Fitch, Silver Mnrten, and Royal SOUR
rel setts
Fur, Seal, Beaver, and Other Gloves.
Otter Caps, Beaver and other Muhiers
AsO, every variety OF Ladies' and Children. Furs,
Fancy G. rrisgs snd sleigh.robes, L ned and un
taned Buffalo Robes, Fur Goats, 30, &c.
As the sale will be without reserve Il offers noe
opport unity for ladies and gentlemen to supply
themse-v.s with hrstclass fur,, aud We invite The
lade. and the public generally to the sale.
Terms cash.
WALL BARNARD,
nov 20 Auctionsers.
The national Republican., 1861-11-27
THE MORTAR FLEET AT st. LOUIS.

81. Louis, Nov. Is The work on the mortar
feet at this point has not been stopped, as
stated in the Cincinnati Enquirer, but Is pro.
crossing rapidly, and the boats are expected I"
be finished this week. The mOrtars have been
already cast, and are awaiting shipment at
Pittsburg.
The national Republican., 1861-11-27
NJ TEw AND sP L. nc DI d FA N q
~ Millinery Estabiishment,
AT No. 80 Marble Space,
Formerly M, williams Fancy Store,

The undersigned begs leave to call the attention Of
the citizens of Washington and the District TO his
tire New Stock Of Fancy and Mi linery Goods, New
Perumery, etc.
The opening day Of the establishment will be on
the cd day of December to which he invites the kind
patronage of the ladies OF Washington.
LEWIS BAAR,
nov as-sm No. 80 Market Space
The national Republican., 1861-11-27
Takes Q Sail.

Mrs. Lincoln, accompanied by Captain Dahl
gren and Mr.. Hay, the Presidents private
secretary, on Saturday, made an excursion,
on board the steamer Mt. Washington, down
the Potomac rs far as Stump Neck, within
range Of the rebel batteries.
The national Republican., 1861-11-27

DOARDDNG g. a number OF GeutIemen n
ID and Ladies' can be accommodated with pleasant
boarding at the house No. AIS r street, between
Eighth and Ninth, Formerly occupied n5y MrS
number OF table boarders oan be acoomln odated
Sim
The national Republican., 1861-11-27
serenade to Gen. stonsman.

Gen. Stoneman, commander Of the cavalry
forces Of the army of the Potomac, was sere'
naded on Monday night, at Wizards Hotel, by
the band belonging to the Third United States
infantry. Gen. Stoneman had just retarned
from his wedding tour to the North. After the
band had played several pieces. loud calls were
made for the General, who, however, failed to
make his appearance.
The national Republican., 1861-11-27
Sent to Fort Warren.

The four secession prisoners captured In
Lower Maryland n few days ago, and whose
yesterday, have been sent to Fort Warren,
Boston hsrbor, In charge Of Onhcer Eckloff.
The national Republican., 1861-11-27
Whitshurst, No. 4a4 Penn. Avenue,

Is selling original cartes de uisite photographs
Of Generals SCOTT, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness OF
Mcclellan is the latest published, and is con.
grabs in oil and water colors. Also portraits OF
distinguished men. Attention of military men
Is called to our full length lettertypes, for send.
ing by mail. NOV l3-lm"
The national Republican., 1861-11-27
The CantetbuP

The company has received an additional at.
traction this evening. Miss Louisa Pay ne, the
celebrated operatc vocalist makes her first
appearance. Tomorrow, Thanksgiving Day,
an afternoon performance Is given for families
and chtldrAu Seal. -. ........ r-..
The national Republican., 1861-11-27
400 INTERIOR hOc
NV ID T. 20 o r ATIO vs.. NV

choice selection of PsperhsnginRs, Warraut led
Sold m aae imitsuon S0la sana whdow snaIes @
made into Window Shades; Picture Cord and is
sells, different sizes and colors; Picture Nails Ri &
Frames in ,he city FROM the best manu- factory IN he
country also tasseI Iartouts ard Vsite frai es
All atticle, warranted a. represented, or no sale
Purchasing for cash, al, goods will be sold Q, he
lowest remuneratve prices.
Allowing no old stock TO accumulate, peri ons n. I'd
ing 'he above goods will find new AID desi t. lie
articles.
A call solicited 81 Remember the number -
JOHN MARKRIiER,
No 4s6 Seventh street,
doors above Odd Fell Jws Ha
nov 4-9wifs
The national Republican., 1861-11-27
LOCAL NEWS.
To Advertisers.

Nearly 70 thousand copies Of the aep,.b.
loan are circulated among the floating popula.
ton every day, bssidss thslargs number served
70 regular subscribers. Advertisers win take
note accordingly.
The national Republican., 1861-11-27
No market lo.morroyx.

Tomorrow being Thanksgiving Day, tbore
will be no sales at Centre Market. For the nc.
commodation Of the public, however, dealers
will attend Centre Market this evening.
The national Republican., 1861-11-27

JrOR SALE OK HIR E.-HOrses and Wng-
L Tor Sale or Hire at 4lb TeLth street betwe,
& aad H. q. A. ARMS,
nav 19-lwt
The national Republican., 1861-11-27
DICH MILITARY GOODS.

DICH MILITARY GOODS.
TWO-ROW SHOULDER STRAPS,
For stat and Line oficen
Swords, Sabres. Sashes, Epaulettes,
Gold SVord Knots, Belts,
Gauntlets, Field and Suy Glasses, 40.
Also, RICHLY EMBOSSED SWORDS AND
SABRES for preseutatIUn
large assortment of the above just received and
will be opened on Monday 2nIh instant
NJ W. CALI BRO,
jewelers., 3hi Penn. avcEua,
CO. -Four doors wet of Browns Hotel. "a
nov 25-3l
The national Republican., 1861-11-27
Gone Home.

Governor Pierpont returned to Wheeling on
Monday afternoon.
The national Republican., 1861-11-27
WANTS..

DARTNER WANTED, with $1,000, to tax.
L an Interest IN q safe and very profitable cash
business, paying very large profits
Written con- ract now made, which warrants q
profit of several thou and dollars.
Apply at SO Seventh street, Wa hiDston, D. Q.
nov 21-2ts % . .'
The national Republican., 1861-11-27

VNO INVENTORS AND PATENT = ~.
L MUNN L CO., proprietors OF the scientific
Amsr rioan, and agents for procuring American and
"A II ID N It -
With Si1teen Years Experience in the Businsss.
Refer to Hon Judge Mason, Hon Joseph Holt,
Zen W d. Bishop, ex-Cor,missioners of Pstents,
md TO more than fifteen thousand inventors who
nave had business done thI ough Munn n Go q Pat
snt Agency.
Pamphlet Of sdvios sent free by mail
Patent Laws and Regulations, 100 pager rs cents,
nail.
No charge for oonsultation, orally or by mail.
Preliminary Elk Amins ton In United states Patent
Ofhoe, %.
Ofnoes, No. 81 Park Row, New York; Washington,
;ornsr Of and Seventh streets opposite the Patent
Nmos mar 1I--fr,if
The national Republican., 1861-11-27
THE CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATING CON-
ufrruu

81. Louis, Nov. 25.-The Congressional com.
mittee for the investigation of contracts have
approved claims against this department to
over Sd, ,OO0, 900, Their labors will not be con-
cuded for some weeks.
The national Republican., 1861-11-27

ATCA ES.
n. W. GAIT 4 BROTHER
Call attention 70 their unususly large assortment OF
very superior Ladies' and Geatlsmeu''
GOLD WATCH ES.
Also reliable time keepers, in Silver cases, very
cheap.
watcbes Chronomsters, Je gelry, no , carefully
r.na;rsd W GALT& HRO,
Jewellsrs 3S4 Perm avenue,
es-Four doors wsst of Browns Hotel 90
nov 25-3t
The national Republican., 1861-11-27

At General Hospital, Union Hotel, CORNER OF
Bridge and Washington streets, Georgeto,on,
Nou. Is.
The national Republican., 1861-11-27

er's profit on q ton Of coal is IS 60 now, against
81 so three months since.
With these frosty prices staring us In the face,
1t will BE- a qualification to learn that somebody
has had humanity enough left to look with
compassion upon the freezing Wsshipgtonians
and that q company has been Termed who are
willing to furnish coal at reasonable rates. j.
Lsngdon Company have made arrangements
with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
by which they will be enabled to supply the
city with coal delivered ut reasonable distances
at % per ton. The coal they propose to fur
nish is Of \ very superior quality, from the
Shamokin mines, near Sunbury, Pennsylvania.
It sells readily in New York and Boston for
fifty cents more per ton than any other quail
ity Of coal transported to those cities. One ton
Of Shamokin coal is equal to II cords pine or
Il cords hickory wood; thus the saving in using
this coal is from so to rs per cent.
Tho new company intend to establish coal.
yard near the Baltimore Depot, where they
have already received n large quantity of GOAL.
By the latter part of the week, they will he
fully under way, and those who have been vic
timized to the tune Of coal at $l1 per ton, can
supply themselves at reasonable rates hereaf.
ter. This movement will no doubt be hailed
with satisfaction by all classes Of our citizens
and especially by the poorer GLASS.