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METREeLITAN ga OoE.

FETEh CLAUS, Preprfs
ESs leave to inform the public, that b. hssf
I'D the above Saloon which n nov o., Gar ~,
Ton OF Visitors His Bar will be aluavs surph<
the choice liquors, also ciSars Of the best brIBA
warm me AT u O'Clock, and cola lunch at -
oysters- 8. dimes and other kinds rsfrss
served mp on short notice
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IoRTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY.
II. HUNTINGTON, President.
C. b. BOWERS, Secretary,
CHARTERED IN 1910. CASH CAPITAL 100000.
of the safest and best managed Insurance Com
panies in the Union Policies issued at reasonable
rates by S. W. BOWEN, Agent,
Mo Joliet, Ill.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to John Weber, either D.,
n note or book account ara requested TO mako I'M
mediate pay ment to the undersigned and save cos,
Joliet, Jan. -, 1851. s9 q,
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First Premium, PLAY

First premium PIo.v.
VIII ISIS % sa Go &c r d t1 :
LoekPort Steam Pillow Manuf,,,
LANE LooMER
(SHooegsory 20 Lane d VTl,,-,
" oOLD return their thanks 70 th-ir .,ir,S,
Ions nor past fdrors, and soii,i; corfiuu,,. y
s! &c determined 70 keep the name al l..
boohfokI ZION where IL n, the best In The ST., al
MT. Lane attends in person TO The na,ns..s
al tne Important parts Of the plow and tTu.t,
therroi To ordinary workmen. We are tb-r-bs =. -
10 MAKE every plow what IL should Ie-a good -,
IN the expectation Of increased demand =. :
viii De enabled 10 supply I'VE hon al sc11
sed To favor Us with orders - -' iesl ahq
=, 10 say a word in favor Of our work ~. xu
tHst our l1vss never lost 4 premium al am Tt -
OF County, where they uere In cr,o-,,;,, 40! fsi "a
were bot enabled 10 supply one half the
year. We have been At extra exr+nss ,-,,i - q =
VIC have the best and will use nothipr In, ,Is I,as
IN RhiShng our work, We will not be excited '''sH
pieW that takes prize. Loekl.ort CHM ~ ut'i
10 Ia. STATE Sod Breakers, new pattern rsrL y
Gu DOUBLE pioWs, a new invention. N
sub Soil & French Plou
Sast steel. German Steel. Case-harseped- g.,
ci THAT can not be bsst) shovel plo,,,r
Golfers DrAss, Hay Rake', &c, &C. Vi
sS-Ar wAKEGSIrDTs
henairing Of Plo~s-mseliinery, and Iron r.
promptly ATTENDED. Orders respectfully ,olIr,,.S
Lo'kP0rt' VIII Co; ~ Jan. 50. '''" "a,
Bfreskers, complete, per inch, -.
Lane'siie.t Il inch Wheel Cote,
CO s.,s, 90 DO Straight Golfer, Il
Stirring Plow. I5in 10 ool Cultivation =
clippers, lS-iDeh IL 90 shayei IL.
SoIn Flows 100 Drars tIe rs
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ard of nice

ESrMr. Crew, bought yard of nice
pork to day.
How can you buy pork by the yard?
Why, buy three feet-pigs feet
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EN Ga Uw VA MCGEE.

e VA go "a AG- VA VA ~ k4S<0
Peoria Marine and Fire Ins Co.
ARTERED 1857
THIS Company continues to issue policies MARINE,
INLAND NAVIGATION, TRANSPORTATION and FIRE RISKS,
at reasonable rates.
oFFICERs:
ISAAC UNDERHILI. Pres, J. L. T. POULAND, V. p,
c. HOLLAND. Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
RIcH.sp GREGG, WIN. FEM, JoHN REYNOLDS,
SAMUEL HOWE. A.G. TYNG, THEADoRE PERRY.
WILLIAM Il. PHELPS, WIN. A HEBRON, L. HOLLAND
Omce 80, Main Stseet.
rHE following is the report of the business Of this
office for the past showing its condition the
3lst day of March, which time the Capital ncreas
ed to 100000; the Whole amount of which subscribed
and 100000 Paid in In view ofour Increased facilities
for doing heavy business and also the lar additional
security offer to OurBeustoners giving this company
basis second TO other, therefore look for and
expect very large increase of business. 1t will ever
ice tn aim Of the company to honorably conduct all
their affairs to merit the patronage ofthe insurng
public Our course hitherto adopted regarding the
adjustment Of losses lie sufficient guaranty for our
prumptness and HbeTGlity in the future.
Amount insured the past year, s5,O26, oss56
Received premiums same, 4OOe5l 6
Interest and exchange balance, 1867 4G
Paid losses and expenses, 2l.ss49s
LIABILITIES
Capital stock, slOOOoOoo
Bills payable, 5sS2 SO
All other debts estimated, 1880
ASSETS
Bills receivable. amply secured having from
To GO days to run, sl27, $50, %
Real estate. Office building. &c, $1,000
Cash on hadd, and due from Agents
and city customers 1873 so
Amount of losses in process Of adjustment S2IOT0
Amount Of losses resisted by the COMPANY none
Amount flosses adjusted, due and not
paid, none.
PETER LANCE Agent.
Office, ShawS Store. jefferson st t.. Joliet
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DR. ID. NICER a e.

ANl$G experimeI tel with medicine in the treat
nient Of iiseases f1r years, laying aside all preju
uiccs has examined the meantime all the various
systems and schools ofmccinc, and have selected such
remedies as demonstrate Ice safe am efficient
rejecting al! mineral poisons. TO r-u owe arutr dis,
ease Is comparatively easy task; il is the curing
chronic diseases that requires knowledge combined
with patience and perseverance tempered with kind
ness 1t is in the latter class Of diseases whore pys
clans mostly make their failures. Having given This
class of diseases may special attention. profess TO t
rerared To- treat all chronic diseases with positive
cess. mean all that durable cases unless II b,
condiiionaily, that patients may depend upun my
declaration. profess treat successfully all chronic
diseases Ui the Lungs Liver BTcncha Nuralgia Para
lysis rheumatism. and all arrangements of the merry
Gus system. Fstua and Piles successfully treated in
from thirty to sixty days without Of the knife
or much additional pain. l profess to treat with nm
paralleled success the otsonie disease known by the
name of Cancer in all its stages without the use Of the
Knife or any harsh treatment If patients will strictly
obey my Instructions will guarantee satisfaction in
all cases where no disorganzation Of the vital organ
has taken place The best Of references can be aiyen
from citizeEs Of ST. Louis where devoted INV practice
Tor the last three years. have my Office Can
GERS. Iumnrs, weighing from "a to lbs that have re-
moved with success, without the the knife For
further particulars. yscians and others arc invited
ocall and examine for themselves.
Rr. McRAE, OccuIist and Aurist,
GiVoS special ateItion diseases Of the BYE and Ear
In this climate where the Eye is subject 60 so many
diseases which fatal its delicate structure All
avoiding much suffering and probable blindness
Letters from a distance, containing one STAMP will
receive prompt attention Address Cox 1892.
ID. McliAE, VI. D.. st. Louis Mo-
OFFICE No. % NORTH FIFTH ST.
Betwctn Pine and Chestnut Streets one square from tho
Court House. st. Louis Mo. nI2Jv
La. go. JOHN MURRAY, Executor.
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Sept. Is, 1860.
Wanted

A Good Dwelling House located in East .Jo,;., ~
q on good sized lot, in EXCHANGE f,r lana r.
"se"nsia or Ill. Address II. r, r. O. Lox I07. JaIi.,
Dec. IS 1860 w '" net
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SLO Ms OINTMENT,

FOR Mil1ness. Safety, Certainty. Thoroughness
Sons Ointment is rapidly sup rcedinE all other Oiut.
ments and Liniments for tue cure Of the following
complaints Fresh Wounds Calls Of all kinds Crack
ed Heels. Rngbone, Polevil WindsaIIs, Calus Spavne
Sweeney, Fistula, Fonndered feet. sand Cracks
Scratches Of Grcase, Mango aud Horse Distemper,
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NOTICE..

A LII persons are cautioned against purchasing n
n note, payable to Moses Cleveland. and signed bv
me, as shall not pay the same -
Joliet, June S, 1850. nsie;w
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Look to YourLiRht.r

t(okNING FLUID, Camphene, Lard OIL pure Vel
y phant on Wax and Sperm Candles for sale low ~
SeP'-s 1000. nl2 J. Ii. BROWNS
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st. Louis Alton and Chicago r. r,

EEE
az AND AFTER MAY Chit, 1880, the
Joliet & Chic. Accomm odatton Train
THROUGH IN HOUR AND so MINUTEs!I
Willleave Joliet at 715 ", arrive at Chicago geo n
Chicago 40 NJ, 1 Joliet 6:25 p NJ
4:22 A..
Express Trains pass Joliet Going South 1o2s and
1885 p. NJ.
Through Tickets from Joliet to New York, BOSTON
Phliadelphia aud NIL principal Towns in the middle
aud Eastern States. can he obtained the St L. A A
G. X. X. Depot. the quickest and most reliable rout
via Chicago. this Companys Trains making direct
connections there with every Train on the roads
ming east, an advantage not obtained by the Cutoff
The fare is the same by way of Chicago.
ii. HURLDUT. Agt.
'oie', May >, 1861 Att
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JOLIET FOUNDRY
UNDERTAKING.

Ii IN n a Nj.
IN, euDsefiber has received. and will keep en -
s,-E Sna sties OF Metallic Burial Cases which
furnish TO such a. may want them N. r,tinssi
Nlieh these cases are held for their beauty, su5
anu preserving powers, fully attest their s1lus.
also KEEP on hand all styles Of Wood COINS and s
70 AL calls Tor bis services undertake r, In ify
Try Horse and carriAgr On hand
n n il
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Sirayed or Stolen

q FROM the subscriber in this civ m 81.
LIN zOth OF April, one bay Mare 5 years oIJ
O1S small Is size, no markes or white on her
- shod when she left; one dark iron errv
Ool' years old comming, and one dark ay COLI
Two years old Any person returning or giving inf p
cd. m r. STrXp. ,teoiaiy reward
May l, 1860. - O''' az ~,
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NIX
AMBER A ND PALE CREAM ALE

PRICES or ALE FOR SHIPPING:
AAA Amber Cream Ale, 5000 per Bill.
MN $50 Tcr IF BbI
Pale Cream Ale, VERY fine artcle) $1,000 PER HIi
eco Per hi Bill.
c. A. AUSTIN.
Joliet June u. les. ~,
The national Republican., 1861-11-14
Great Union Victory in KentuckyI
FOUR HUNDRED REBELS KILLED, AND ONE THOU
sASD MADE PRISONERS

FOUR HUNDRED REBELS KILLED, AND ONE THOU
SAND MADE PRISONERS
Paris, KY, Nov. l2.-Tbe rebels under Gen.
williams, at Pikesvillc, have been defeated,
after two days fghting, by Gen. Nelson. Four
hundred rebels we're killed and one thousand
made pris rners. Colonel l.. Moore alta Ike d
the rebels In their rear, with $500 men Col.
Harris, of the Second Ohio regiment, made an
attack in front, with SIX hundred men. Harris
fell back, and Col Moore pressed forward until
the enemy were brought into the midst of
General Nelson's brigade, when our forces
pressed the enemy on all sides, killing four
hundred and taking 900 p, isoners. The bal.
ance were scattered in all directions. The
Federal loss was comparatively small.
Lexington, Ky, Nov. IA courier from
Gen. Nelson's brigade, with dispatches for Gen.
Thomas, reports that the fight at Pikesville
hundred killed and 1000 wounded.
STILL LATER-THE VICTORY CoMPLETE-THE
REBEL COMMANDERS TAKEN PRISONERS
Cincinnati, Nov. l2.-The battle at Pikesville,
KY, lasted through Friday and Saturday. The
victory of the national troops was complete.
Gen. williams and Gen. Howe, the rebel com.
manders, are among the prisoners taken.
THE DEFEAT OF TIE REBELS IN KENTUCKY
CONFIRMED.
Louisville, Nov. IL, Midnight-Accounts re.
ceived here by mail fully confirm the defeat OF
the rebels under Gems. Williams and Nelson, at
Piketon. (not Pikeville,) the capital of Pike
county, KY.
The national Republican., 1861-11-14
IN HOGsHEADs ,on,,s
Just received and for sale BY
JOHN g. LYLE h CO.,
nov Civ Louisiana avenue.
NLAIMs AGAINST the UNITED STATES

FINLEY BIGGER, (late Register OF the U, 8.
Trea.ury) and CHARLES F.. SHERMAN, Coun
seors at Law, will devote their entire attention to
the prosecution end settlement of demands against
the Uni ed States, growing out Of the present war
including the Accounts and claims Of states, Con
tractors, and Disbursing Ofisersi applications Tor
the restoration OF property illegally siezed or cap
tured and for compensation for the use OF priVaie
property for Government purpo,es, and for damages
for the injury Of such property by the army; t,r
ul,tributye shares of monies payable ut the Trea
sury and due to sub contractors and others.
They will also give legal advice to caimants con
tractors and TO unproiessional agents in ltigate1
cases; and prepare written arguments when desired
wi h Non resident Agents who may send them
claims An equitable division OF commits ions Will be
made. 49, ,,
Undsputed Demands will be collected and
promptly remi,ted for a commission Of from hall
to two and a half per cent nt-dependipg on the
amount; and negotiations with the Departments
conduc ed on moderate terms.
BY pronpt attention, moderate charges, long ex'
perience and n mil ute knowledge of the of laws
class Of business at the Departments they nope 70
render their services useissto claimants and pubic
creditors.
Reference may be made to Members Of Congress
and officers of the Government; and especially, by
!. rmls5un, to the Hon ELIsHA WuITTLRsEY, First
Com ptr o!ler of the Treasury
Address-'' Messrs BIGGER SHERMAN
Washington, ID c.
! oHSss, No. 2l6 street, near Treasury and vii
lardS' Hotel nov Sim
Edskors of papers who publish the laws of the U
| s. aud others by giving this card few insertions
will eniie themselves to any services can rende
them in this CITY, and may serve class Of thei
readers having business with the Government.
WAsHIEsToN, Octob,r, 1861, 2w
The national Republican., 1861-11-14
The Courts.

The circuit court was, yesterday, occupied
In the consideration of the long contt sted ca-r
of Zephaniah Jones us. Ann Dermott, in wbich
he sues for payment for services rendered in
tho original construction of the Avenue House,
corner of Seventh street and Penpsyvanta
avenue. Joseph H. Bradley, sen., Appearing
for the former, and J. Carroll Brent for the
latter. Tho case was at one time decided H.
favor of Mr.. Jones by this court, but was car.
red up to the Supreme Court by the coun el "r
Mrs D., who remanded II back to the circuit
court for its further consideration.
The orphans court was, yesterday, engaged
In granting letters of administration, 10. 1t
will also be in session to day.
The national Republican., 1861-11-14

HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS AT PUBLIC SALE.

On FRIDAY MORNING, November Is, at 10
oclock at the large residence corner of
and streets shall sell hand some assortment Of
eEects, ccmprispg-
Superior Rosewood Plane Forte, Stool and Cover
Several suites of Rosewood Crimson Pluslrcov-
cred Parlor Furniture
Suite Of Rosewood Crimson Brocatells covered
Parlor Furniture
Upholstered and Rush seat Fancy Chairs
Marble.top Centre, Sofa, and Bouquet Tables
Rosewood Music stands, Writing Cabinets, and
-Four elegant Frsnoh. plat. Mrror', with Slabs and
Handsome Gilt Cornice, Brackets, and Can.
deabras
Velvet, Brussels. and other Carpets, Rugs
suite Of giant Rosewood Chamber Furniture
Suite Of handsome Carved Chamber Furniture
Superior Walnut and Mahogany Wsrdrobss,
Dressing Bureaus ard Wnshsialds
Excellent Curled Hair Mattresses, Bolsters, and
Heavy English Blankets, comfort.
Beautiful Crystal cut and bohemian Glassware
Rich Gilt Bouquet Tables, Vases
Together with many other articles Of Household
Furture net necessary to enumerate.
At two O'Clock, In front Of the House
A pair Of large Bay Horses
Set of Silver plated Harness, Robes
Handsome Open Family Carriage
Terms cash In current funds
JAS q. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
nov ls-d Auctioueers.
The national Republican., 1861-11-14
Deaths OF Soldiers.

The following soldiers died yesterday:
John W. Russell, company X, Seventh Penn
sylvania cavalry, at the Circle Hospital.
2. Mclaughlin, company H, Third Pennsylva
mia cavalry, at the Seminary Hospital.
W. H. Compton; company d, Seventh Wis
consin regiment, at Columbian College.
Corporal Eli P. Sayre, company A, Seventh
Wisconsin regiment, ~ the Eruptive Fever
Hospital.
d. H. Judd, company H, Forty.sixth Pennsy
vania regiment, AT the lnhrmary.
William Breckhelt, company +, First rog
ment N. Y, at Camp CoChrane.
The national Republican., 1861-11-14
Masonic Funera1.

A member of Col. Brodhead's regiment oi
Michigan cavalry, whose name we were unable
TO obtain, died on Tuesday last, INFLAMMATION
of tie lungs. He was attended during his sick.
ness by members of the Naval Lodge No. 4,
(navy yard,) from whose hall he will be buried.
His funeral will take place to-day, at two.aud
a.half o'clock, from Masonic Hall, navy yard,
under the arrangements of the Naval Lodge
aud the regiment Of which the deceased was
member. We are requested TO extend the
invitation to all master masons in the city, who
are fraternally invited and requested to al.
tapd
The national Republican., 1861-11-14
By j. c. MCGUIRE = Co., Aaet'on'sr''
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE RESIDENGE
EAST OF TIM CAPITOL.

On MONDAY afternoon, November 18th, at four
O'Clock on tn premises, By virtue OF deed of trust
from Jas W Robertson, dated January 4th, 1859,
and duly reco, ded In lber }. As, No ls7, foliss
III IT seq. one of the land recorA for Washington
county, G., shall ,et lot nunoered one in square
numbered niue hundred and fUrty.s,ven situated a.
the corner OF Tenth street east and south street,
together with the improveme' ts com isng OF swo
story and attic Dwelling House, with necessary out
buildings.
Terms One thousand dollars cash; The remainder
In six and twelve months with interest, secured oy
u deed of trust on the premises
| All conyeyances at the cost of the purchaser.
II the terms of sale are not complied with within
five days the trustee reserves the right to
resell at the risk AID expense Of the he au!tng pur
chaser. ,>,,,u.>,,x n
| JAS. &. MCGUIRE CO.,
| nov 7-eodSds Auotioseers.
The national Republican., 1861-11-14
By j. c. nosuInE q Co., Auet'ons'r'
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.

By virtue Of deed of trust, bearing date on the
Sst day of January 1891 and duly recorded IN hber
j. A. g., No 2os olios 20b and 2o6, oil the land
records for Warrington county, in the District Of Co
Thursday, November l4th, at 10 O'Clock A M, al
the Furniture contained In that large three stery
brick house situated the southwest of Thro
and streets, Washington city A full schedule
will be published In connection with this advertise
ment, prior to the day Of sale.
CHAS. L. SHERMAN,
Trustee.
sep l0-law Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1861-11-14
Miss Charlotte Patti.

This celebrated vocalist, a sister of the
charming Adelina Patti, whose fame has be
come worldwide rs II sOngstress, will make
her debut in this city in the Tenth street
Baptist Church on Tuesday evening next in
1t lian opera. She will be assisted upon the
occasion by Madame Amelia Strakosch, Slgnor
Centimeri, the celebrated baritone, and Mr.
Henry SandersOn, the young A merican pianist
the whole under the direction of Mr.. Car
Schreiner, musical director and conductor.
The national Republican., 1861-11-14
.cne Cry is, stiIi they Come !

And all we can hear is WAR war War y
Bot, ioT my part am tired VI the old story Of war
,ut, oh Mis- Brown, have you heard the verJ
latest n.wsS No. Why, SMITH, No. 400 seventh
,treet, has Just received a new stock of FALL
CLOTHING of every description, and he offers 10
knack Of selling his goods Mt lower rates than the
other stores. How he dVes It, do not know But
tor my part, can assure you, Mrs Brown, that he
can III out your boys with nice CLOTHIN at re
rnarkably low prices. I advise oil to call at
3MITH'S, No $50 Seventh street, opposite Post
Office, and look at his New Stock aud they will be
convinced that what Mrs Jones said is 30.
aug 4n-au
The national Republican., 1861-11-14
The Canterbury

Opened last evening with m lrked success.
The difficulties already overcome by the man
agement In getting the hall in order for an en-
tertainment have been immense. The stage is
jou. The orchestra, under Mr.. Winters, is
ono of the very best in the city.
Miss Julia Hudson was received with great
applause. Mr.. Frank Brewer is immense in
his Ethiopian rendition. Parker and Fox re.
eeived decided marks of appreciation.
The company certainly Is one of great eX.
CeenCe.
The national Republican., 1861-11-14
Whtehurst, Ne. 434 Penn. Avenue,

|. selling original cdrtes de uisite photographs
nf Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness of
Mcclellan is the latest published, and is con.
sidered the best in existence. See our photo
grabs in oil and wafer q iors. Also portraits of
distinguished men. Attention of military men
s called tn our full length etterty es. for send.
ing by mail. nov l3-ln*
The national Republican., 1861-11-14
Arrested on suspicion.

E. B. Sines was arrested yesterday afternoon
charged with purloining two horses and two
mules belonging to Mr.. Robert Windsor. He
WAS taken before Justice Dom, where he ac.
counted for their possession in the most salts
factory manner, and it was evident that he
himself had been duped in their purchase. He
had bought them from parties who had doubt.
less come into their possession dishonesty, and
had sJld them again TO other parties. Having
found out the Whereabouts of those to whom
he had sold them, he returned the money he
had received from them. and restored the horses
ana mules TO their proper owner.
The national Republican., 1861-11-14
steam Ferry Boat.

We understand that Mr.. A. Markey, Of New
Jersey has made II contract with the Govern
ment to establish a steam-terry boat line be-
tween Georgetown and Arlington, to be carried
on in the same manner as the ferry boats ply
ing between New York and Brooklyn. A steam
ferry between these two points is II long and
much needed Improvement, and will greatly
facilitate the transportation of supplies, and
the crossing of troops which has hitherto been
done by means of rope ferryboats--a very
slow operation indeed.
The national Republican., 1861-11-14
EURNlTURE STORE.

JTNION FURNITURE STORE.
y The subscriber Is now making additions to his
stock OF Household Furniture consisting OF pretty
Cottage hamber Sets; Parlor, Chamber, Dining
and Kitchen Furniture; Mattresses, Pillows,
Blankets, Comforts, Pals Buckets Baskets, &C
| respectfully solicit a call from my Republican
friends as well as all other good Union men, and
promise - sci! as reasonable as any other house.
L. Is Brown,
No $3.50 Seventh ST. eet,
nov l2-lwif near Northern Market.
The national Republican., 1861-11-14
Marriage in military Life,

On Tuesday evening, Col Wheaton, of the
Second Rhode Island regiment, was united in
marriage with Miss Emma Mason, daughter of
the late Gen. Mason, U. s. A, (at one time
Military Governor OF California,) and step
daughter of Gen. Buel. Tho ceremony was
performed at the residence Of Gen. Buel, and
was witnessed by Gen. Mcclellan and staff, be-
sides many other officers of the army and dis
tinguished cilizens.
The national Republican., 1861-11-14
m. I. FRANKLIN.

Optciun TO the President and to the military
stats, keeps constantly on hand the best as.
sortment Of firstclass Field and Naval Glasses,
selling them III the lowest Eastern prices. I'm.
proved Pebble and Periscopic Spoctacles are
suited by him c"rractly for every eyssigh,.
His establishment IL 244 Pennsylvania avenue,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
oct l9-eod1m
The national Republican., 1861-11-14
Another Flag Pressntation

A handsome flag is to be presented to Capt.
AveriIl's fine cavalry regiment, at Fort Marcy,
a short distance behind Fort Corcoran, at two
O'Clock on Saturday afternoon next. The a,g
ia a present from the city Of Washing ton, aud
1t is expected that number will be present on
the occasion.