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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-17
A COMPANY WANTED.

Aregment already mustered into the United States SER
vice. Uniformed equipped and under pay, will accept one
full company of able bodied men and their officers if i'm
mediate application be made by letter addressed TO Voun
teer, box 1850 Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-17
THE WOUNDED AT LAUREL HILL.
UOw THE REBELS TREATED THEM, AND HOW WE ID

NOT FOLLOW THEIR EXAMPLE.
From the Wheeling lntclgencer.1
When the secessioniss evacuated Laurel Hill on Friday
sey left behind many of the dead and wounded The Of
ecers told the wounded to hold up well they
ponld that the Id aboltoniss would be along and
relieve them of their misery The s'abotonsts did get
along and their first work to pick up and for
khe wounded whose wounds they carefully dressed and
Treated them Hospitality and kindly The wounded men,
100, gratihed and Of them expressed hopes
Ahat they might recover only that they might have
opportunity OF returning the Kindness
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FIRST REGIMENT WASHINGTON GnEYs.

Al meeting Of the line officers of the First regiment
Washington Greys, held yesterday the following gentle
elected field officers of the regiment
Buck; Major Daniel Lloyd.
SxaG.-Adjutant, Thomas R. Turnbull; Quartermaster,
George G. Binghan Assistant Quartermaster j. Pierce;
Commissary, George b. Van Brunt; Paymaster Fred A.
Sawyer; Surgeon Dr. W. V. White; Assistant Surgeon,
Or. Swift; Chaplain, Rev. Joshua Butts.
Line3Company A-Captain, +. 8 Kittlc First Lieu
tenant +. keinger Second Lieutenant, Edward Iauer
Company B-Captain, Samuel G. Johnson; First Lieu
tenant James McEnalry.
Company Captain John Ross Second Lieutenant, G..
Douglass.
Company D-Captain, James Little; First Lieutenant,
John Warne; Second Lieutenant Thomas J. Hyatt.
Company E-Captain James EARLY; Second Lieutenant,
n. NeapOd.
Company G-Captaip, Charles A. Moore; First Lieu
Brockway.
Company H-Captain, James Welply; First Lieutenant,
Charles Maliey; Second Lieutenant, John Paynton.
Company -Captain j. Noble Warren First Lieutenant,
A. Seeman; Second Lieutenant, j. Newman.
Company K-Captain, J. H. Reynolds; First Lieutenant,
Engneers-Captain G. Won Leetburn; First Lieutenant,
George Bruyn Second Lieutenant, John w. Swift
By order Of General Cameron, Secretary Of War; the
companies comprising this command will be mustered
into service soon as filled separately and furnished
with the necessary arms, equipments, rations, &c.
SIXTH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE TROOPS.
Families Of the members Of Companies A, b, G, and
E. can have relief Thursday July 49, and Companies F.
II, and X, on Friday, July 49, from two to five H. at
Camp, George Dixon, Jr c. H. Phillips, Sixth regiment
Relief Committee,
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City Intelligence.

-,
ikouDlh IN The roloh DArAAiAhNf'-'uon 'nu's"a'oii
exists the Police Department against Superintendent
Keppedv Police (mmssioncr acton and Jnspectors con
H., ~,
ara ana DiKs because Oh recent manish' VISIT pau oF
them TO the various station houses 1t seems that the
tep1ant has CIR some time nost tbspybt TINT tho
,. -. -. .,,..., 49,. -, ,u,.. :, 49,,
~ s'" ' 80 So - y
,''' 9e-s 80 - -. =, ~. .,.,
W. f -,
-. Go ssli - A.. ho.a.,.,,
in proome street at midneh and drove TO various sta,
ton houses, in several instances frdng the Sergeaps
either asleep without their coats and in way
violating the rules and regulations All so found
ported and notified that charges had been made against
them by Mr.. Kennedy is not probable that single
would have been caught had the carriage been driven
close proximity the station house, but its occupants
shrewdly stopped block two away walking the rest
of the distance and quietly entering the building. The
scrgeans loudly complain Of this espionage and claim
that after midnight they have perfect right to get rest,
next day. They further aHcge that it is the Doormms
duty to awaken them and insist that there is rule
TO prevent their taking rest in the station house, there
has been rule violated Many of them make let
OF the dislike they boar towards what termed tine
police spics and it is rumored that several charges OF
INSTRUMENTATION TO be made in consequence This
ieeng seems 70 be shared ny .ne men, 30 lar as
as basu annn1 and ,bc men say that within
ton INMATES after inspector enters precinct every
man On duty IN the ward KNOWS ~ ana IS prepared 70 De
hen so onousv entered the other night ha NOT
the investigating party occupied carriage, which, stop
ping at distance from the station mouse uoceiyed tne
scareants In command To nrepare for ysters Yes,or
dav tho had of the cases before them
and The exc,tement and curostv were very ereat The
assogowavs wee crowded nv The seroeants nnd their
friends and MANY were the spccuatiops INDUCED in by
tho nny;ons ssoi nders The decision of the (nnmis
sio u 1 has heen a1scrvcd ''0'o''A - 'A' 'o''
'''.-N.N M ~ -
ACADEMY on THE VISITATION, fooAlYN-fhe ahnuai eS-
hibtion Of the pupils and distribution OF the premiums
took nace nj the Academy of the Visitation Broovn on
Monday as IN presence Of tho Pigbt Reverend pishop
Ionoh,n s,ytocn Roman Catholic c,crovnon and large
r,,hor ~ N, naronts or the children Tho exerciscs
consisted Of piano and guitar music and singing perform
ed in a manner that eiced great admiration and re-
fleets the highest credit upon the ladies' under whose care
this excellent institution is placed The premiums, which
consisted Of handsomely bound books wreaths
OF howers &c, were presented TO the young ades ny
the Bishop Of Broo as the Rev Dr. pise pronounced
the name OF each recipient Tho ceremony was very
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A CARD FROM CAPTAIN CRITTENpEN u. a

"A u -. "A.
Lieutenant Crttendcn, of John j. Crittenden was
challenged 10 fight duel at Leavenworth Kansas on the
oath Of june by Lieutenant L. Jones' on account Of the
former making fun II the American flag
FRANKFORT, KY, July o, 1851
AS am the only son Of the Hon John j. Crtenden now
in TIE service, will Of course, be supposed ths per-
son re erred The publication of that paragraph does
me great injustice 1t is in every essential state
n,en have not been challenged any cause nor dd
erer oo? ey as 10 sheer at the flag under ,iich
sepe f. w. CMTTENDEN
Captain Of First Cavalry
The national Republican., 1861-11-26
tAdvertissmsntl
Fame may be had at too great prica
- Bysoothiug folly or exsitfpg, yiCe,". !

= - .BysoothinE ioliy q esshSs vice." !; !
ID az Esaor e Me wa,hinplsn ,.,%
40, 60. Sundax kornino ohrovtcle: - .',.!
e the st.s1 on me which
due 10 useful public engine, whose leading priuc,
ples respect and sustain but In self defence an
me Of is merely q letter addressed to tie Preside
at the suggestion Of some Of his strongest fisnds
(who sustain me IN 20 doing explaining TIE cause
the county, IfGessraI hsisseOn idsrs tRSt bsSe
made statements that II oanntt snstain, hS would
log to the 1sws for redrsss when public iiSestga
ton would be had Instead Of adding insult 70 Injury
through local papers which hi position u ! measure
place withia his contrs but you feel cohc. m ed
at my keeping this letter 50 private, permit me to
assure you that ;rssptct alone for the position the
sS IN s.s S:s %
thau BY urlng you Iat Iun As,olcdn e,tiie and
call M %s p.Sis Sa SSq gssTs
Ia Europe 1t Is true, but practice It III America
my heme, and the blrth.placs Of my children 1t is
and msintstned at the expense Of my elbow citizens
but can boast that NO man eau accuse me OF nee
petratinS iyats frauds Or EoeSrasse treason,
Then, sglis, you aaeu.. me Of being General
Meiss's enemy How could be friend to the man
that deffhuded me out Of my time professional fame
and knowledge, to aggrandiss and enrich himself
Ny letter to the President furnishes proofs of The
Rsvs ss.a ShSh nsss
ary evidence defy contradiction, which Is the real
cause Of this newspaper asasut, which t least has
before the pubic where 1t shall remain anti This
matter IL fully understood.
Iremain yonr o6ea ent servant :. 49,
CHARES FRED ANDERSON,
D. ''hH y .'""' Washington. D. q.
November 20, 1851. ..,. ,,.,', nov Ss--1rs
The national Republican., 1861-11-26
T.. "". ".,.. Washington, Nov %, 1881.
To the Omoers and Prtvates OF tho'
Flfty Fourth Re n 4 m N 4 n. ". - VI

FRIKsDs AND SoLplERs .rsumnasoss; over which
had no control, compelled me To sesisn the honor
sad heart aud thank you for your to me
Soldiers, you have 10 defend the Union aud - DO
detefinstion b. sras and to yoar M
Be ooedient to ysur superiors, who aYe or will be
placed over you BE upited 10 the discharge Of ybur
doble''and pfaiseworthy duties. In unity you and
victory Remember always. that the country IL.
Constitution and the preservation of the Union are
above all This country Is your home-defend the
same, and let IL be also your graveyard = 60 for
ward and stand by the Stars and Stripes forever
9cd bless youI Do Your duty, and the country will
be proud OF you; and will be able to say that
my exeftlons are In your acs fully rewarded' =
EUGENE A. KOZLAYI -
The national Republican., 1861-11-26
The CRY is, st,ll they Com q, =

And AL ne Gao hear 10, +" War Wsr I Wartn
Dut for my part am tired Of the old story Of war
No. WY hsxs ss.t
street, has Just received . new stock Of FALL
CLOTHlNG Of, every description, and he offers 10
knsck Of selling his goods ut lower rates thai tht
other stores. How he does 1t, do not know But
for my part can assure you, Mrs. Brown, that he
naenSlyi low 'Tfi6es.. S advise ali to cal a a.
SMITHS, No. 400 Seventh strset, opposite Post
0thos, and iook at his New Stock, and 6Asy vial be
convinced shht What Mrs, Jones ssd, hss.
The national Republican., 1861-11-26
HoNoRs TO CAPTAIN WILKES.

Boston, November rs, 1sGl.-The reception
Of Captain Wilkes will take place, this after.
noon, at Fansuil Hall. The officers of the San
Jacinto will be received at the Long Wharf, at
O'Clock, bya body OF citizens, with music,
who Will escort them to. the hall where there
will congratulations and hand shaking by the
public generally. "
The national Republican., 1861-11-26
.Whitshurss, No. 4s4 Penn. /. L. .Av.nn.,

Is selling original cartes de pisits photokra
of Generals SCOTT, Mcclellan, Wool, Bankb, Ere
mont, Butler, and Others. Our ikend sst of
Mcclellan is the latest, pub ublished, and ID con.
sidered the best in existence. See our bhoto
grabs In oil and water oolors. Also p0rtrkts of
distinguished men. Attention Of military men
Is called to our full length lettertypes, for send:
ing by mail. nov l3-1ms
The national Republican., 1861-11-26
Deaths OF Soldiers.

REPORT; -, ~
hishael Daley. company =, Third Rxcelsior'
Brigade, at the Union Hospital, Georgetown.
J.Pelch, company d, Fifth Vermont sofun:
teers, Columbia College Hospital -
]. Barr, company II. Third Pennsylvania,
Columbia College Hospital. :.
s. Black, company II, Harris cavalry, Colutn:
bia College Hospital. :, .H. . =
B. Todd, company l, First regiment Dlstriet
of Columbia volunteers, Colunbia College HSs-
pital. Sc =
The national Republican., 1861-11-26
Rast HtdsnA

Yesterday, AFTERNOON, about
while Doctor Riley was driving up
iavehue, IN his buggy, he, be came st
l9t Of Government wsgoos, Whic
him from turning 'to'tks righta
lance, when aioavalry Qhicef. "a
dashed into his busgy.n, The bI,gg,
alursd, but, from the oonpussioDsc
leg must hsys received \ slghtinj
The national Republican., 1861-11-26
AUCTION SALES
VY eaEEI & WILLIAMS, A.,,,on,,-.
SUPERIOR PIANO F,RT4, HoUSyHoLD AMI
! %. KITHSS Fy,RNITyRE, Ar UC7iON "'D

. o., KlrHss FURNIT1Rs; zTIU Ut7ioN. avn
Cg FRIDAY, the 2qtb instant. we shall sell. n. the
residence Of Luke Lea E.q., M. AS north i'd. Of
ost~een Sixth and s.yeafh. q, e-ts at 10 O'Clock
a IN An excellent assortmt mt Of Fu -Diture VIZ:
us,.S. nnoeWood piano Eorte ~ octsve-, made by
msnte te' H'othsr' Of Rsv Yorr. a.supsrior instru
Abo, 500, Cover and Auslo stssd
s Eins plush covered, Parior set, e:hssting OF
|. nwo z M French Sofas y, .f'1E
Two large Castor aud twelve Pssior Chair,
poy, s'ha' "na'not and Etsgsrs shd Chinese Tea.
nss. ssn'y Gothic and. Reception: Chair. Ind Otto,
C Crimson, dsm,sk, sd whit. window cursp.
,rs,.,i rS, handsome s''n,s fiji. fran Mirror, and
oil, on Pain'ins', Ensravins:, and Maute, orua
,E.insve'vs, Parlor stair, and o,hsr Carpet. and
= Plated, China, Gl..., and erooksry Ware and
.aJr oYoH Sofa. Lounge CHAIR. sd Rocker,
~.tLsI ceboard, Exten'ion DipiDg and other
cans 1Ifhs apd other Chair. and Wardrobe,
r.sn. MsnosaDy maFo:s top ppssiins and ether Bu.
M.hos.uy msl>l...op wA.h Closed; .,d Table,
AZ NiMshosshy Fh1koh ssd ether Btdstt end Bed
Cottage chs,kbe, s.t, "fe' :
Hair and other Mattre ,ses
~ Fine 9s Chandelisrs and Barners
sfge assortment o. Kitchen Regulates
with many othe, articles which We 6sem unusces.
Tsrms ossh. - .:..'.. = =" ~
.Ss., q. :, -.essES's wfILIAMs,
The national Republican., 1861-11-26

RoHd, Nov. 23.-Ben. McCuloch, with alarge
force, is now oncamped between Springfield
and Lebanon. Hispiokets extended, last night,
over space OF fifteen miles this side of Leba.
non. This is reliable. -
1t was rumnred in camp last night that an
advance Of the rebel army, eight hundred
strong, WAS at the ,Gasconade, bridge, about
thirteen miles west Of here. This, however, is
not credited. -
The national Republican., 1861-11-26
QY WALL - BAAN RD. "A uct iou uesrs.
II Cor. Penn, Ave. and NAhsn ssrest.

QY WALL q BARN RD, "A ictione,r,.
II Cor. Penn, Ave. and NAhsh street.
L4RGE AND PERExPToRY SALR or AK ELE
CANT ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' AND CENT? 2
AEN'S FURS, SLkiGH-ROBKS, 90, DO, XTA UC-
HON. 49,. .. 4. .J = irN
On THURSDAY MORNING next the 2sth in
stant, commencing at " O'Clock we WI sen By cat
alogue, a. our Auction Rooms q lAfgs and Superb
Assortment OF Ladies' and Gentlemenis Fun and
Sleigh robes DO just received direct from one Of the
.argeat Importers and Manufacturers on Broadway,
New YORK, al made upexprsssly for The present
season, and the latest Styles ana will be warrant
ed free from moth, eomprising- 49,. ,.y.-
Large Mink, Eudson Bay Ind other Sables Car.
ainals Capes, Talms, and Sets
Stone Marten, Mink. Fitch, and Ermine
Ri.h setts and Single Pieces Stone Mart<p
Water Mink, Moustsiu Marten Sibr rian SQUIRREL
German Fitch, Silver Marbsn, and Royal squir
Fur, Seal Beaver, and other Gloves OIL "''."
otter Caps, Beaver and other Muffisrs.
Also, every variety OF Ladies' and Children Furs
Fancy c. .rrisge and leighrobssy Lined and un
taned Buffalo Robes, Fur Goats, 30, &c
As the ssls will BE- without reserve, 1t Offers fine
opportunity for ladies and gentlem. N to, supply
themselves with first. .ca,s furs and we Invite he
ladies' and the public generally 70 the sale
.l. WALL 4 BARNARD,
nov2a .r,u Auottoneets.
The national Republican., 1861-11-26
New Exprsss Line Between New York
and Washington. 81. N''"'"

. we nan With pleasure, as doubtless will all
the citizens Of this District Interested In the
transportation Of goods, the fact that, we are
to have increased facilities of Transportation
between Washington and the Northern cities
Mr.. A. D: Hope, q H'pe's- Express Company;
who has been in this CITY for several days past;
has effected Arrangements by which freight
from New York, or any ofths Northern cities.
will be transmitted to Washington without
change OF cars, without delay, and ut educed
rates Of transportation, The express viii run
from New York oid Harrisburg, and = special
messenger win accompany each train IN order
to secure safety and dispatch. The new ONCE
Is at No. 64S, Pennsylvania Hyenue- :. : "
The national Republican., 1861-11-26
,bsath by sanOoae1 ae1onl

A white man, whose name name We 'Ghs hs ts not bssn
abs to,ascsrtafn, was found dead OBJ Dowiins's
lime.kins, III Geofgdtown, on Sunday.no orniffg
.Heprooaby 1sfd down there Tor tie warmth
from one OF the kilns, which was burning, and
was eufocAte by the gasses from It'll His body
was badly burned, but 1t probably bcoasioned
him no suffering, as he was dbpbtlebs insens-
'ble before theafre took ehecf Oh him.
The national Republican., 1861-11-26
NEWS FROM Ricuvo,Nn

. Baltimore, November 49,, ls6l.--The Rich.
mond Enquirer says, the rebel Congress- has
passed bill for the removal OF the capital
from Richmond to Nashville, and that the Don.
federate Congress will soon assemble there.
The national Republican., 1861-11-26
'Vvouidh'l, MAyc Theml

Four aecesai aionists, arrested IN Loker N ry.
N1d few days since, AS spies, wbre TAX On
lodgmsn,an ,tort MsRepfy. Zen. Biz, how.
ever, refused 70 tSpsvs tksp ,ssnd they we're
aoonrdinkly r6tdrped, 10 thiS,0iSy.. Ode Of them
Is Mr.! Cecii, llpSal deSeeadani Of Lbrd Balti
more: Inc hrtsonSra ARE .nowri6dgbd in the
guard house until. other disposition ID made ot
tpom, n =. -IfL sta rIuniHE -rshA
The national Republican., 1861-11-26
,Me,robolitsH, ,Hkflroad

essrss.ow. :. ..s :. - sssres 4" = t.lro.d.
The fatnor thst the oorporatbor Of Gepggs.
town fiad tfanaserred its stock In tte Metro.
pSltaH Railroad Company 10 'private| pastiss,
has no foundation In faDt.t The 'cUr Urporation
still holds the stock. t...', a II tfF" -
The national Republican., 1861-11-26
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Baltimore, November Is, ls6l.-The Ola Point
steamer has arrived. She brings no letters for
the press, AND, consequently, we are without
The national Republican., 1861-11-26
Eire.

About one O'Clock yesterday morning, a hrs
broke out in the large three-story' brick build
Ing on Louisiana avenue. few doors west of
the central guard:house, The building was
oasS' ors 1ss cs 'y sSyss
store, by Mr.. Menken. and the rest OF the
building, BY Mr.. John Pettibone, rs a book.
6fndery. The paper, sbsvings were thrown
lower door oS ne suiidiss, IN tS tSe rear Of Il the the
store. Smoke WAS first discoved issuing through
this trap into the nbindery above by some Of
the hands OF the establishment, and was found
to- proceed from the paper shsyinss
, From the com6ustible nature Of the materials
ip the bindery, the progress Of the flames was
soraPid, that some of the girls employed in the
: establishment narrowly escaped with their
lives. Some were taken out of the second.
story front window, and several Of them ed.
capped BY getting out of the building on to 3
shed In the rear. l... -..- .,.i.r'i"s' ''''
@ The FIR Franklin % Eirs Company, which was frs.
not succeed In saving the building, which Is id
ruins. The Perseverance,, Columbia Union
and Anaopstia 6re companies, were Also pres
ent with their apparatus, and worked like good
fellows, but owing to the headway. the hre had
made previous to their arrival, could render
no effective service. '''. -
Mr.: Nepken succeeded In saving most Of his
goods. which consisted mostly Of groceries and
Suffers stores, but Mr.. Pettibone lost nearly
everything. About $4,000 worth of Govern
ment books, In progress Of binding, were con.
sumed by the aameS The loss Of Mr.. Petit
bone, independent OF the books belonging to
Senate binder. ,.. -
During last evening, several alarms occurred
from the flames bursting forth anew, and fears
we're antertained for the safety Of a number Of
frame buildings in the rear. The hremen how.
suoduing the flames, and the surrounding
property was saved. ,..., IL.
The national Republican., 1861-11-26
LOCAL NEWS.
~TAdvsrefssrsi

Nearly 70 Thousand copies Of the .Repub-
''can are circulated among the aoating pQpuis.
ton svsrIdsy' beside: taelarge number seSysd
70 regular subscribers: Adyertlsors will take
note aeoor04G& : - r u ...f.
The national Republican., 1861-11-26
THE FOURTH INFANTKY AND DAyIDsoNs CAV
o. AIRY ARRIVE FROM OALIPoRNTA.

Ne.a York Guy, November Is, lS6l.-TO Gen.
eral s Thomas, Adjutant General, &c. Colonel
Buchanar, with six (6) companies of the Fourth
infantry, U. s. A., and the Ninth Oavidson's 81
.squadrpn Of U. 8. Dragons, arrived here, this
The national Republican., 1861-11-26
SINKING OF THE KEYSTONE STATE WITH ALL ON

Detroit, Nov. 24.-The steamer keystone
State, which sailed hence for Milwaukee On the
sth inst, is believed TO have gone down with
all on board. She, was last seen in the gale,
apparently disabled, and pieces of wreck +,
supposed to belong to herr have since been
picked up on Lake HURON. @. .... ...-
The national Republican., 1861-11-26
Tbs G9ntnriburS

Therslwas a,perfsctsah S&h oil
bury Hall, to Nf,htAs r. Apk, BH
arsft. iPrestidfgitst 70 VI, r,,,XEayW
10 night the olase time =. 10 NOR
will 6e sesh by the advertisement
Payne, the celebrated operate
appear. The entertainments at
bury are beoomipg,yery popular.
management Is y Complete sUoet
be succeAfuL while ID Is conc
present styleI,i.i - \ n. .
The national Republican., 1861-11-26

GEN. NELSON'S .BRIGApE FOR LOUISVILLE.
Cisoinndti, Nov: ,2t.-Sen. Nelson's brigade,
Numbering nve Thousand men, left BY the river
this afternoon Tor Louisville ''.' d"
The national Republican., 1861-11-26

To MEMBERS OF CONGRESS. PROBES.
snnhh - enttemen, and others.
Brieis, famphlets Reports, or any description of
Book work, and solicit orders
VIC SCAMMELL h co,
Office corner Indiana avenue
nov2l-u and Second street, third noor
The national Republican., 1861-11-26
Pf0feiso Herrmann.

This distinguished individual very highly and
amuslngly entertained the president and Cabi,
net, on Saturday night, ut the Presldehtis Man.
Aon.. 90 vr,> = '''" . '' ., --.,-.
The national Republican., 1861-11-26

DEBsONAL.-my son, cIatenes Augast
L Wipders, has slrayed away ffom his home, in
Washington, since November 9Th He Is eleven
years OF age; light complexion, slightly freckled
speaks bo'h Eng ish and German; and Is a musician
Amy information, stating where he may be found,
will be thankfully repeiyed at the flee Of the Ma
1ondl Republican. JOHN W. WINDERS,
: nov H-lw Fife Major, Fifth Wis, Reg. Vol
RoAHUtNG'-A-, number OF Gentiem n
~, ana Lades gan be accommodated with pleas mt
Eish'h'and Nlnf6; iormeyiy osospied by SsSirn Mrs.
hiogsioId AZ a young ladies seminary. Also, a
number OF table Roarders can be acoomIiodated =
The national Republican., 1861-11-26
Circuit Court.

The circuit court still has the CASE Of Jones
us. Dermott under consideration. Several wit.
nesses were examined yesterday. "'
The national Republican., 1861-11-26
AMUSEMENT s.
,rxNH HssnRURY HALL.

j ,CNnTE q RBU URY HALL. o..
l. thS Washington Asse Ipbly RoomsJ
3nus, aear corner Of Sixth street, In
AZ thc Hbtonal and Browns Hotels,
- - ~ tfENsEvERY NIGHT!
~ 4Efs ~ fhs nrst talent IN America
- W 5sz LAST nj iHT OF
TO morrow Night -. "a
d. ''' Ths Celebrated 0peratic pooaiia, 81, ,.
Mias 4 0uis Pauna
The national Republican., 1861-11-26
RY GREEN u WILLIAMS. Auctio. Ger.

RY GREEN a wILLIAnls. Auetio.ssr..
EXTENSIVE SALE OF CHINA, GLASS,
GR0GRERYAND PLATED WARE, PER.
FEGThr VIEW SELECTED In THE
WASHING TON, BY a GENTLENAN
MH0 HAS UECLiNEp THE OPERA.
On TUESDAY Morning, the 2tth instant, we
At 10 O'Clock, a large assortment Of the above
mentioned Goods, viz: .'
Plated Castos, Spoons and FMks,
China ups, Saueers. flafss and Dishes,
Knives OF best quality, Walters, Trays, '"
Grblets, Tumblers, Salt Sets aua Wines
Wed,em 1t unnecessary to enumerate any further
Suffice 1t to say there Is 4 complete assortment of al
articles requisite for such purposes. 800
Terms cash. GREEN q WILLIAMS,
hoV2-a tStArr Auctioneen.
The national Republican., 1861-11-26

(the gallant
paid a visit to
iasseurs, near
oSt 4gressbH
Ana leRtnent,
he party ex.
.ihsA ON HfsHB
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