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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-11
~ LARGE AND
UNREsEgvFp
AUCTIos.
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Tbs eo-partnefshi, nJ~ exia,t,. II
unds-signed viii on eteirs. b E's, "frs-a u
tog~ther with tas TACT that nssy,v ~, Aor III
fnei arc 70 th' ATTY, h"s ds.srua "a -. " w "a
PUBLIO AUCTION, wrrTorp Msss.
TUESDAY. 2ors Nov,ss.ssasrs !
land sonnnsed from ea"',
10 our STOhE-ROOMS n. 80 ~
able SOCK Of a. . s "s0lh % our iA'ss a.
STAPLE and FANCY DRY ~.
ConssstiDg par II ouOus
- Bales - 7-a. and ~ BROWN sus,
osies Shows DRILLS sad Osg ls q INA
a.d COTTON r AN~E,S '"aEl Ef. !
b ui Ire 81 81. sehei SH1RTIsns
blesohei DRILLS end JEANS
wa t-, Kso, tim and Gra, fLAssr
"a. 80, AMI ~ bTi iah 4 Am JsssilS
soi'd SLACK h gil PRINTS rs.srs
bisck and oclorsd Loglsh OAMhR,n.
and Bed BLAN n =, en- EA.ia> An,
'f's sl I'm Military CLOTHS si Ca,
S-4 ;,ray Virginia fASSIMFRES
Ca Gray ana prsh KERSLYS
% arsv CLOTHS, (ursn htwn.,
Black, b us. nd '.rsv SaTJNFrTs)
Fsneg tiASalMEkEaS and yt.sTisc,
White GOODS In gres, yprl - 'At's,
Black and Colored COTTON yEIyp
fascy and Aournirg DktSS 90 ,hsS
Rich Colored and Black SILKS "'Ds
Nareallinss ard int7g SILKS
FARMERS SATIN>,, v-r,.,'.
Black ALPACAS. BD-dBa2fSPS.
Brns Sus endsr BUTTONS. Sc
Metal 81 d MILITARY BUTTONS
Black THREADS.
II o. SPOOL COTTON
black and Co!nr-d : VINO SYtvp
GLOVES, HOSIERY, HDKFS
Sman Wares, III great variety ~ 20
SHAWLS; Piano ard y liz Ciyr..
Meripo SHIRTS and DRAWFpse
Ladies' UNDER WEAR.
IRISH LINENS DAVAsXS
TOW ELlNGS5, NAPKINS. SHp.r,,
PILLOW.CAsE LlNLNs ThesTql
ALSO,
a lice Of Velvet and Brussels
Of the celebrated make Of J. Crcs,l,v = :
Tarte ply aud Ingram CARPETS, o, M. 10.
ard Lowell caake
81 -, and A Pas ege and Stair d,
BOOKINGS, FLOOR CLOTHS,
RUGS, MATS. &c II
ALSc--A large lot ct
CURTAIN G0tNl
Embraring English panissk and sruea,. !. = !
and Muslin Curtains, &c.
Having been largely engaged In .upp,y,r, n, |
ing and equipments for the army, msrce.s., u
military officers will find this 4,le en,In-p,,
thy of th-ir stte8tion-the great bulk o; oar 81
being In that class of Goods now 90 raa,b Il
napd-
sg-Goods packed end delivered a, us7I
TERMS --Cash lin henkable fands) On dpiiv.-
no 7--tds w '1KlNS s FL KLg,I
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On Fnisy. the 9Th Inst ], about o'eissk, r. r.
Of tsphod lever, MS sGURi r., ~ ia.sssst.ag
snd swe liti girl Il eight sumraers only dsngs.
Ter of MFs. Lucy A. woodward
Her snnsrt e We're severe but abs h now Il
tes' FOR Christ hath sad, "pf such u the ktog.
d. m If II sarer."
81 take ttess little lambs ssid be.
And lay { EN- ny breast;
Protection they shall asd tn rc,
IN me ba sver bet"
death loves . shiaiag mark"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-11

Ar~irAl Of Pyisoners---Ancther lot Of Lin.
coins soldiers, fourteen in number, were
brought to this city on yesterday by the Cen
trail train, under guard. Eight OF ihem wer.
captured near Leesburg, where they were
shghtly interrupted on the 2lst of October
and six in Fairfax county, by our cavalry
pickets. Some of the party mad received bayo-
oct thrnsts, bat were not severely injured
They were all consigned to prison, to await
removal farther SoutS
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~. NOTICE The QUANTITIES. Of Tho
~ SAVIN 0S INSTITUTIONS and a. OH r
persona who have issuAd SHlN-rLaeTEaS a.e
requested - meet this (xONDAY) evening, az 7
O'Clock, st tie Gfii q of Thrmss NJ Altricnd ksa
on llth ct, betw Sain ana Bank, as business OF
muca importance will be presented. full a..
tsnd.nre OF all concerned u earnestly requested
NO lit
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Thunder and Lightniny-We have ali
sorts of weather this season. After pleas an
morning, the aky Was suddenly overcast Oh
saturday afternoon, and thunder storm en-.
sued, occasioning great excitement among the
numerous ladies who had ventured out without
umbrellas.
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Centinued.-The case of William N. Miller,
charged with obtaining goods and money
from King H. Lambeth, by false pretences,
and that of Frank Torney, arrested for com
piicity in the affair." have been further con-
dbued by tho Mayor to Tuesday
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NT AM Ed, wish to emp oy. Tor the balar &c
w Of this and the f,linHipg year, ters on Ga
pabie OF taking charge Of a FARM, a few miles
from the city. msn who undsrs' ands CAV.
- MING would BIZ preferred No objections to q
foreigner. Reference reQuir.d
ALSO-TO HIRE-For the balance Of this
ana next year, md lie aged NEGRO MAN, haadv
at almost verythlus. Apply at No 80 Main st.
no II Its
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TIE Reeens sAootjag A6asS-Hugh ~
uiniey, who, according 10 the verdict of the
Coroiiers Jury, accidentally stot and killed
Patrick Holmes, at tho Loui2ana Hospital,
was still In custody on Saturday. The Mayor
considered il caso properly within tue ju.
prisoner was sent back to Gen, Winder, with
4 message 70 that effncf
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT Or SALE-A small FARM.
eo.,tai !, forty acres | 8 situated tie
old D ep kua Turn IKE, Two and half n Hes Oh,
Rein lId and about mile froi.. the 4 or; III
tural Fair G-ounds he bui dings ale al new
in good repair. To spy person -i,hng to
IL gag in Marketing, coed opeItunity is ,ffered
r fucthsr Inf rnat.on, apply to DR. M. S TAY
Loh, or the subscriber.
no IT. o. S. TAYLOR.
NOR RENT-Ths Caption House, containing
4 twenty-five rooms itu&.ed Main street.
first do r below 9Th Is ar T. and ilDme late pos
session eivea. The pei renting, 10 teke all fhs
Bed Dom Furniture as Il stan j. any ons wishing
| age in he DO I'd g-hoaSe business, viii end
ii 20 their ialert ~ to cal Oh Monday next.
II-x.&
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DEDS FOR THE ARMY,
ID AND WINTER USE
IN TIE HosPIIALs.
Tie subscriber of RS to The Military pubic
THE CONFEDfRdTE M4TTRFSS

Tie subscriber of rs to The Military pubic
THE CONFEDERATE MATTRESS.
as meeting every +, liremens Of B d for Can p
daring winter asN, IS the best adapted 10 the
tram .pt Camp Hospital.
Ii Is spread upon the for of the tent, perfectly
seizure sgair It t.. damp that Ms thererrom. 1t
is ligHt aud compact for transportaiiol, and is i'm
peril w. TO Iain wttn exposed thereto. 1t saves
/ : from tn beeakase and transportation of t.
an Is Ia than one fourth Their usual weight. 1t
rIqnir ess than one-half the bed clothes quis
hen t.-s Us d. snd costs only G5.5 II IA
se4ptea TO tte rise + pri"ste' as wei as ofsisers,
ia ssSoon as well as Infantry. II claims the
.''e't:A ~ ii Military generally, and challenges
he nlost rigid trial.
slose having tee furuish! of Hospital. would
!. TeG 20 "a st tho sdaptabi ity of tn % Beds 10
uss.
1n'io-s TO ~ Army, and dealers generally, can
be supplied by q. B Stacy,
81 street, Nerth of Leigh street,
oh ax.I
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~ EPOT s,F Army CLOTHING

~ EPO I OF ARMY CLOTHING
ASD
TENTS,
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Ga bans, sFd IN liking
sin Q ptd- gray cashmere PANTS.
5,tt0 d.y. do COATS.
les 81 anke OYERCOATS. with Capes.
ga pajr l-oaG-le2g g. . 3, for Cavalry.
10 D psir heavy grained do, for Infantry.
g SCo pair |, e msde saOEo.
2,oe Ca.- heavy btcgen DO.
i, Oo iIown Fax nal ~ Err HIRFS, xtra IL syy
800 Ted ID. 90. do. do.
',oJ1 Tisid do. al wool
500 plsid !-insey do. al Wool filing.
90 lennei NDEE>HI8TS.
10000 Ill. k~Ty Cheek SHIRTS.
iuos3 pair tsR 4 WERs, {, illsd)
$3.50 CAPS and HATS.
800 OIL Cln,h CAMP EUt.s.
$50 heavy BLANkf,t RUGS.
l,Goo psir bL aAkETS.
Large 'i,ants;y of TENTS for priva.es and OIL
eers hand aad estsn i've preparations Tor til cir
manufacture.
Gray CLOTH srd TRIMMINGS for officers
Uniforms.
Tie subscriber havieg mad bis contracts for
9 DDS early la.t sprieg AID secured large quauti
ty, fiTRi Ia ,he sb articles ~ low as can b
hal within the lnits Vi shs Confederate States.
no il---.}w* JOS. A. MARRY
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on Shoek0e bill, in which George Anaksl
was dangerously stabbed with cane sword
John Eubank, charged with committing
The offence, was arrested last evening by officer
Chalktev
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Metropolitan HalI.--The Harmoneans con.
tinae to draw iull houses, ana if good per-
formances are entitled to any consideration,
they really deserve the liberal patronage be-
towed upon them.
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Theatre.-The sscond week OF the Theatre
commences with increased attractions The
Queen Sisters, us they ars called are said
to he roniAl kabio specimens Of juvenile pre-
oocity.
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-. -
IL II S. Il ON

IVA RS. Z L 0 n,
WI fs23 Mi street, -p stsirs)
CONTINUES her huslness and invites the ladies
aud or bic generally. 10 ca aud exaaaine her kall
sed ~inte MILF SEKY. Miaets and hers
who m*v wish articles In her hne, she viii be
pi asrd 10 rnish them nu reasonable terms.
Mrs. Z. LYON of r. for iens he In gest portion
OF the house which soc now oecuples.
1i-Ae..rws
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Hastings Coxrt-The quarterly term OF
the Hastings Z 'art commences to-day. The
Grand Jury will have form liable task, jndg.
ing from the number Of cases sent on by the
Mayor
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city Counc.t--The monthly meeting OF
the City Council viii be held this evening, at
1 clock
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Winter Qudrters.-On the hill east of Rich
mond, known ~ Hospital Hill, or Chimborazo
Heights, there has suddenly sprung up city,
which, while it does not rival the metropolis
in architectural construction, makes very
formidable show In the number Of its houses.
These buildings have been put mp for winter
thousands of troops. It 10 worth any ones
trouble 70 80 and see the new city Of Chin
bOrazo.
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AVA EM EN1's,

~ RAND VOCAL AND
!" INSTRUMENTAL. COHgpI
BIZ THE
RICHMOND PHfLHdRaoyfCAS SoCII0|
To take piana at
FIR ANK LIN HALL.
On TEUSDAY EVENING. Eoveubar :, i,
for the ben. tit of the WIVES aud [ Hfl.DRJ
Of the Richmond volupt' ers
PROGRAMME
PART FINsr.
1. overture .-.-..-..... .nrchsrl
2. 1.-TWO es'--Ckcrua, Male Y-ic,s .w,tts
2. Duetto-"Gusrta che bisncs lurs' a rpsr
Mad. ESTVAS AID Miss LACY.
1 Mynheer Van .srnck DID
Solo ard Chorus Male Voices
Madame BSTNAN.
6. Chorus frorn Ncrms--Sse Voi es,.. Beld
PART SECOND.
\, Overture .......-..,t T'As'i(
2 II ruritani ,"--Snlo FIR Flu G &c.,. Bal
AZ. WiLDr.
3. I. ''se vuol b8'lsrs;" IL 4 q vsnte,t, n
Figaro's tSeddji g ---...-....-....,as n
Mr. ERiL~ So.
4. "Uark Above us"--Ihoru, Male Voice.
Ksrll
S. Hunters Song"-Due 10. ......... Kattj
Mad ESryaN sed MIA Lazy.
6. Southern Anthem"--Solo and Oh r1s,
q. A. E!Sl
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MlZitGyy Morements -The 18th Georgia
regiment and the Sd Georgia battalion, which
lately went from this place to North Carolina,
returned Gu Friday. The Yancey Greys, Cap
tain j. A Brown, 100 men. and the jackson
Avengers, Capt. W. w. selman, 81 men, ar
lived on Saturday from South Alabama. These
companies belong to the 18th Alabama regi-
ment. Col. Judge. The LIST North Carolina
Regiment, Col Lee, which has been doing
good service on the Peninsula for the past six
months, reached this city Yesterday. and now
occupies quarters on Hospital Hill. This regi-
has furnished, bnt their time of enlistment
having expired, the men will go home for a
brief period, and many of them will probably
Join other regiments in service on the coast
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1RBCIAII yOTsr,.s.-

- NOTlCE.-rn osdsr u 60.
80 sns i,n. on store vi. he ,;r.ss'asha ' !.
sals dsss uns1 he J. "a ins. sh, AZ eo.s
no l.-A WATKINS q tII.s
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Larcenies--Three small boys, named Jsye
miah Dunnivant, Thomas Dobson, and Pat
rick Kelliher, were arraigned before the
Mayor on Saturday IN a charge of stealing
$il0 from Daniel Murphy. The boys did not
deny that TIE money, (which was taken from
a drawer ia Murphy's store,) was appropria
ted between them; but each seemed DESTROYS
of fixing the larger snare in the transaction
upon the other. Most of it they had invested
in dagnerreotype ikenrsses, porte-mOnnaies,
and jewelry, but some of the notes were still
in their possession. The Mayor sent the
promising trio to Jail
Henry Flower, an old offender was re-
manded for trial on charge of stealing q bed
from Parks Martin. This process Of rxising
a flower bed is as dangerous Ms it is Inla " full
Walker, slave of James Rnyster, arrested
for stealing $3.50 from Tobias Pearsoll Lewis,
slave Of George Howard, for stealing coffee
from the Georgia Hospital; and Andrew Jack.
son, slave Of Richardson Turner. for stealing
q pair of shoes from Carlton. Chamberlayne
& Co, were respectively sent to the whipping
post.
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The HAMPrOr SoLDIERs.-We invite spe-
cial attention TO the eloquent appeal for the
Hampton soldiers. Il u from the pen Of one
Vt the brAvest and patriotic Of the former oiti-
zsns OF that suffering town. If any men in
Virginia have claim upon the sympathy and
aid Of their countrymen, il 10 surely the SOL
diers Of Hampton. We trust that generous
rsspoass win b nsde to this sssshiag appeal
IN our colnmoa- Any cont,ibaasas - - lsr-
wasdsd to Major J. B. Cary, Yorktown, care
q Ar. Ehyson, Grove Whsrf,pr via York Riv.
- kAilrosd. csrs Of Captain J. b White, As
sastAna Qaarsssnasssr ~ Yorktown. We would
saggs-s sass the freighton eepsribatioas be paid,
- sssss = - much eonfusion in consequence
q iAfgs sDoants y supplies, that articles are
fssqasntly lost
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O. A. ERICSSON. ....-............. Coz

u T CKETS, 80 centa Fer sale At BE- p1
cipal b okstOres End AZ the door o. the Es
the Concert. Doors open ~ r ~, perfjraAn's
comm ne at : O'Clock pre-. sly
BE Asdaue Fists an aud Mis- Lscv have BIZ
eopsen'sd to assist the Association fer he ad
BIZ evolent purpose
Re TIL Piano ussd on this occasion ID
kindly furnished By Mesirs. j. W0Oih rsh
c.. poll-A'
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Arresss.-A young man named James Ell
more was arrested by officers Bib and Blauk.
inship. on Saturday night, rs the abettor Of
farewell Corr in stealing n watch and $40
brought TO the city by Constable Talley, of
Hanover, and delivered over to the police, on
= charge of stealing COW from Jeremiah NJ.
smith, and selling her TO John Miller
EphrAim, slave OF j. r. H Mayo. and Sam,
slave Of Samuel Hastings, were arrested on
Saturday night for petty larcenies.
Gasp BedA--We nave examined several Of
the mntiresses for camp and hospitsi use, nd
yertised n orr columns this morling BY n.
g ttAey, and they sppeafto possses ~
ar a daiI sqaFiae fssqases changes q
sloeafipn, uiih = sssans ~ a 1s1ise : ssepiy
o. ms.w = ever poins, dhis $1,000 VIII
= renl eom10gt, aIneo = = kRh9 ard - -
eoGily nSyied IN ~ - p1nsA
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1Xy a N T T. D-~A
w SUBSTITUTE,
In an
INFANTRY COMPANY
Now en"amped at the Fair Grcuuds. Fer good
Dsn a LIBERAL price will he paid Apply 10
T. b. JONES,
no li-3t* On Brook Avenue
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Song Books" If a man were permitted
to make all the ballads said an old writer,
he need not care who should make the laws
of a nation" The South is not only making
her own laws and law books, hut her own
songs and song books. We have received one
of the latter from West and Johnston, pub
lished by H. C. Clarke, of Vicksburg, Miss,
aud another from Whitaker, Of Wilmington,
n. C. These little books will become very
popular with the soldiers in camp
Religious Meetings,-We are requested to
state that the "Young Mems Union Prayer
Meeting is held each Monday evening at the
Temperance Hall, on Church Hill The object
is to enlist the Christiansympathy of the young
much good having already been effected by
similar efforts in other sections of the city, it
is hoped that all who can will give attention
to these meetings
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-11

IA Ii TRP OIL N HALL
GRAND DzxHATTC
AND ZTHf0PfAN
EHTERTALTAEHl
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Nk| ANTED-Airectiy.
wv WOOD WORKER,
70 make ~ light
SPRING WAGONS
Apply to JOHN DOES,
M ll--.,tA Corner 81 and Broad s,s.
NA7 a T 4 On Office TO HOTEL
w MIXERS "A you g man of ten years
KIP renee il the Hotei B1siaess and c1n iders
b nlse.f 'rapetent 10 ill any position connected
with 1t, desires employment Best OF reference
&c AID ess j K - care If Semi Caring
ION. Boilinghrcok Hots., Petersburg, Va
n l'-lmk
Az ANTE D-BOUK- EEEPER-On thor
w ouga'y competent 10 take charge of Set
OF Books, IN = house doing large ard varied
oos!ne None otter Iesd apply. Must 60 to
work al ocse. Adde'S "B.. at Ills office.
10 Ills
M AN TED-Four or six e pectabie youug
w GIRLS, wao can come well recommended
u work in tie Bank n ia Engraving lis atIish
1nPn', traokIii eet over Snpremo Court cppo-
size Ne'r, poiian Hall. apply ariy. To
LEGGErt, KkA, INGG IL BALL
no LIS
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4
-- EVERY NIGH
TIE HARMONIOUS
EVERY NIGHT
ETHIOPIAN
BURI4ESQ UES,
FaRbES,
OH6RUsEs.
SINGING AND DANCING.
Tickets Is cent?. Deserved seats sea.
~ Doors open at O'Clock; oommenes At =
NO IL. y
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fe !
M 81
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bald comes to this country. He has not yet
made his own country free. His Holiness still
occupies the Eternal City. The Fisherman
has not yet surrendered his keys, and Car
dinal Antoneili, in the language Of the late
Websrer, 81 still lives" Let Garibaldi come !!
The Success of his Italian movement was be-
cause it was a movement Of gentlemen,
not Of reds; inst such movement az
the South is making now, and against
a foreign despotism, not as base and
contemplate "a the Lincoln despotism 1t
was successful, not because Garibsldi was a
great General, for he never pretended to pos.
sess any military skin, but because he was
sustained By an army of volunteers, COM
posed not of rifi.raff or red republicans, but,
like our Southern army, of the best gentle
men Of the land. If he should come to
America, be could add no military skill to the
Federal armies, and no moral weight, for he
would be in opposition to the very principles
for which he contended in Italy. No one
denies tbs individual prowess and daring, but
we would faias our voice for unconditional
surrender 70 the North tomorrow, if we did
not believe that ninety mine ont of svery hun.
dred men Ia the Southern army 10 Gsribaldi
N al heroic qualities, and superior 10 him in
81 that committees man For our part, We
hops hs viii come, asd that all who hate rs,
@ every nation and every race, win show
tDeir hands. 70 that when the day Of reckoning
arrives ~ can rsmsmbsr our enemies a. wsll
~ reward omf ftfAn<i. ~. - Z $3.50
The national Republican., 1861-02-14
Georgetown Correspondence.
GEORGETOWN, FEB. |,

pEOkGETOWN, TcO. IL, loOl.
The mild weather and bright sun have had
the effect of drawing out the farer sex of our
town in considerable numbers to-day, and the
streets have been made unusually bright and
animated by their presence. II is almost
too early to believe that spring is now actually
setting in. To-day begins the sad days Of
abstinence, and fish and vegetables are now to
take the place of the more solid ailments till
the Easter of forty days hence, at least among
the more strict Of our Christian observers Of
the rules Of old mother church.
There was cry Of fire this afternoon, which
drew out our fremen to building near the old
tobacco warehouse but they found it extin.
guished.
The Mounted Guard, with sounding bugle,
marched through our town this afternoon upon
their clattering war steeds.
1t is satisfactory to learn that the Corcoran
charity fund Of our town has finally received
its annual quota for the comfort of its bene.
fciaries, and that there will be no check to its
usual and regular appropriation towards the pur-
poses for which it was charitably instituted.
The counting Of the votes for President to.
day drew q few of our gossipers over to the
lobbies of the Capitol and am pleased to
learn that the whole proceedings passed smooth
ly over, without anything to interrupt the speedy
announcement Of the result.
The national Republican., 1861-02-14
NATIONAL MEDICAL OFFICE,
p PER HA GIN G 8,
ESTABLISHED IN 1919.

ESTABLISHED IN 1919
Ere,y description Of curablc Diseases speedily
remOued.
DRS. BROTHERS h GRAY are the only ply
- sicians in this city who can permanently
cure all secret diseases without mercury. The
argument is, that the everyday enlightenment of
mankind should protect them from resortng to
the unprincipled and unqualified that necessary
inquiry and reflection should divert the visit
from the nostrum- -monger n the respectable
practitioner; but, alas the dilemma in which a
man finds himself when suffering from the folles
of his own imprudence, and which he is anxious
to conceal, renders him more solicitous to shun
the respectable man, and to creep into the nooks
and corners for counsel and consolation. Beware
of those nostrum medical offices, or houses, Or
namented with the emblem of the healing art, rs
the greater part of those persons pretending to
give advice upon secret diseases are empires
that have no medical knowledge, only as they
may have gathered it in drug store or by pro-
miscuous and undigested reading of works upon
the subject, and therefore incompetent to dis
cIiminato between the true and false systems
which are recommended by different authors
These persons only practice to deceive and ruin
their deluded victims. Too indolent to follow
their legitimate business, and in no way capaci-
tated to treat the subject Of which we speak sci
entlfcally and correctly, they substitute impu-
dence and presumption for knowledge and expe-
renee.
Principal office, l79 south street. opposite
Smithsonian Institute, where we can bs consult
| ed from A. NJ, to 10 P. NJ. feb l3-2weod
The national Republican., 1861-02-14
BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,

BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
IL Piano Forte, &C., at Auction-On Thurs
day, the 14th inst, we shall sell, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, at the residence of DR.. L. R. Dunn, No.
GAG, north side Of II, between Sixth and Seventh
streets, excellent assortment of furniture, viz:
Fine seven-octave Piano Forte, made by Knabe,
fine tone
Mahogany and Walnut Sofa, Arm and Parlor
Spring Chairs
Mahogany Ottomans, Marble. top and other Ia
bles
Damask and Lace Window Curtains and Fixtures
Marble-top Dressing and other Bureaus, and Hat
Tree
Oil Paintings, Mantel Vases and Ornaments
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Knives, Forks, and Spoons
Fine Painted Cottage Chamber Set and Ward
robes
Cane and wood-seat Chairs
Washstands and Toilet Sets
Feather Beds and Bedding, Hair and other Mat
tresses
Jenny Lind French, and other Bedsteads
Brussels and other Carpets and Oilcloths
Cooking Radiator, and other Stoves.
With q good lot of kitchen requisites, and
many other articles which we deem unnecessary
to enumerate.
Terms: All sums of $50 and under, cash over
$50, credit Of 80 and 60 days, for notes sats-
factorily endorsed, bearing interest.
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
feb l2-3t Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1861-02-14

TNAUGURATION.-A delegation of one hun
l. dred can be accommodated, during their in
auguration visit, at one dollar per day each, at
Nos. 559 and SCI G street north, between Second
and Third streets west. The houses are entirely
new, and will be furnished especially for the oc-
casion. L. COLLINS.
feb l3-f