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SUMMER RETREATS.
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT.
~ AT POINT LooK-OuT, MARYLAND,

SEh BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
Ar PoINT LOOKOUT, MARYLAND.
T., This oe ehratsd Bathing Place. situated at the
bssa isbno..on 9f the Potomac River With the A. 4
nndersisned on tho 10th of June, in the Usk7
very oest style, for all persons who may wish .
9Ie and quiet retreat, where they can have the
ReHent OF the best salt water bathing and enjoy the
oelloaoles of the water, such as Fish of al Kinds
oysters, Grabs, DO
Livery description of fishing tackle will be kent
tor the accommodation of guests.
hne livery stab e kept on the farm
Also, ten pin alleys and bIllia saloons with
az other amusements usually found at such plaoes
Inc table will be supplied daily with fresh vege-
Hues from the garden on the premises and from
tne balomore and Washington markets.
The best Liquors and Cigars will al ways be found
Board, % p.r day; one week, SI2; second week.
wants haifprioe.
,r The stesmer st. Nicholas leaves washinston
Tuesday as6 a m. and Baltimore on Friday at D.
m The half past O'clock p. m. train from Wash
lngton Will connect at Baltimore with the boats,
reaching Point Lookout daily f; q so, tri-weekly
stage from Washington, by way Of Leonardtown
NJ Add ess the P5oPTietors, at Point Lookout,
IN 81 HEFLEBOWER & co Prop'rs.
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DENTISTRY.

NJ TEETH.
Iva. LOOMS, NJ. D., the inventor and patentee
ofths MINEl IL PLATE TEETH, et-~
tende personally at his Office in this CITY -
Many persons can wear these teeth who 6IIO
cannot wear Others, and no person can wear others
Who cannot wear these.
Persons oal ling at my offloe can be accommodated
With any style aid price Of Teeth they may desire;
but to those who particular and wish the puTes
oleanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
Art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted,
Rooms In this cIty-No. 33s Pa avenue, between
9Th and 10th ats. Also, 907 Arch street, Phi adel
sfie' oc l5-u
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WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.

nR. sHUMAN has, after sn expenenoe Of ten
~ years, estsblished<the above refuge frorn
suaokery, se1-lsbel ed Indian or German dootors
and pretenders Of vitchcrsf and impostors In rem
This Is the only place where o spre and speedy
cure oan be obtained In the word .0r al tmproSer
and evil habits, gonorrha, elect, semlnal vesf-
ness, syphlIIls, prlnsry secondary, and terttsry,
Organic weakness. pains In the loins, s.riotures.
teners debility, pros neryou sness, rest ees
nights papltation of the heart ringing In the ears,
loss OF memory, confusion, me Anoh oiy, Af eotiops
OF the head, throat nose, and skin, aad al those
Reoular disorders arising from the indisoretion Of
yonth, rendering them unfit for either busin0Gs,
etnoy, society, or marriage.
Ut. ;. has the greatest remedies in the known
vorlo Tor dlseaees OF the blood. goporrh9, gleet,
strotuIes, sy 7hillis, seminal weakness, se ebuse
&C. mere Is no case IN which they All 70 cure In
Victims Of these horrible comr lsints, Who would
wish 20 be valuable men and ornaments 70 sooiety,
sh3uiS embrace the esriest opportunity for relieG
VI: shuman has made the most compete arrange
from distance. They will be furnished With the
most pleasant snd agreeable srsr ters, necesssry
diet, and mEde Ss comfortable as they would hs a.
q bret olssS hotel 8t less than half the cost
DO not forget me nSIne and number. Dr. Shu-
mans once - on the corner OF Sixth street and
fennsylvania eve3ue. Clarendon Hotel, opposits
the Natlonal Hotel, washington, ID. G.
PERSONS 81 dlstsLoe should enclose STAMP for
return Postage. Once hours, sA. N. 70 10 r, NJ,
various parties have been enuced from my in
sututlon BY certain swIndlers ca back streets N
this oty, who VIII 10 till the day Of their death
rord 70 the vlse 10 sGfncent ap sly
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NJ The Richmond Whig Of the 2d says the
90 diers In that city are permitted to roam the
str cts at will aud are addicted to drunkenness
and all kinds Of debauchery.
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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD REN0YATKR

ylssasnt o the tssts 4 e ss6isL.tiaI.
and At the ssms tims Tsvivifss, rsinststss, And
nevs the Blood in al its oriFInal purity. snd t5ns
90 stiasss q disss. tSs so,g x. OEy
, onsTSS 0emSnsd ~ as 70 be tpe most povs tonic
and at the same lms &c y to &c 70
sSa sSt u ess seceCs VII s6ot s ssa .at sos and
tone up the digestive organs, and thus ssy a. ner
youE and cthsT .Ttat99 tiGs l. . s Sssss S1.I =
vegetables, yet SO somblHed ss 70 pT2dLce the mon
tI9rouEh tonic effect without pTo6nelnt s1I In, 10
6sen felt TO De desiderstun in the medical World,
S nssds sUFs 6S OF and S
deed LAYS hs Sgsn sS shs - s
ioIioNins: Ii Go ConsUmSfion. % IHdI sstOh, Byspsssjs,
loss Of ApRette Eaintnss,s, Nervous irfitsssInfy'
sSs Hs.!s EastC9 ass .
VEL q Psnfs 06ss,SSSteq sDS fRS Ss r52feSPs ePs
0ealthy tonic Cordial and Blood Renovs,SI 10 -
so no'f sE: sbSH sas Bus & q DS
system is weakened we are open 10 bilious 81
s Iidhsys nee TsSs &c esorRG tSsr and
we are troubled with scanning ana IncOntnence .
IN the 8. SSe sna S.s1ssS Ss
oeedlnsly liable 20 slight c9ds, oouths, Nd un
Toes down 70 . premature crave. But spses wi
not allow us 20 eIumerate the nsnI Is 70 whlsh vp
fs sss s "a, S ss SOSs sSd Boos
tor you haye perfect safe pl eesant and efeotus
remedy foT loss Of Appetite. blnousness. fiefu-
ience, wax and sioE Stomach. BanGour. llveT
Complaint Chills snd Fever. or any Bilious ettees
Goa tiveness, AciUty ofthe Stomach, Nelvousnesss
Neuralgia, Palpltstion Of the Heart, pepreenou
ofSpiritS. Sores. Pimpes on the fsee, or eny Do
case srlginE from lnlurs blood, sqeh a ssrofslS
ing, and al that GLASS Of diseases O. ed femele
say the traveller exposed 20 epTdemios, change Of
climate and water, will fnd 10 pleasant. ssfe and
sure remedy, and no one sh1uid ever travel With;
out Reader, trI Il, for We assure you Jon W.
find IN Il friend indeed, vel 90 rend IN need.
All persons Of sedentaTy habits VIII Ind 10 PER
feet preventive OF, es well a. cure Tor those al
ments which they are particularly erposcd Hence
ministers, students, attorneys, literary gentlemen.
and ladies who are not accustomed 70 ,mnch OUT
door exercise, viii Ed II 20 their soveptsIeR
keep q bottle constantly on hand eFo seotsA ~
mothers, or those 0ecShlnE suoh, val to th{yufn
that most dangerous ssnod not Only fsas ~ ene1 tes
thou Sand ailments % prevail ent emona the lenele
portion Of the world. In short, 10 indeed mother
cordial, Try It old and young no Ioi reI rsn the
risk Of deiay; II viii relieve and prove emphsf
icAlly Rsstoreftct Cordsal asd BIeod hsseosfgr,
OIL WOOD, proprietor, tll Broed~ay. New
York, and 11< MARKET street, - Louis. No. and
sold By ell good Druggists. Price One Dollar peH
PROF. WOODS -.-
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RRNOvATOR -
Sold in this city By G. sToTT, srs Pa svsrss.
An x-ooly, nlH 49, -
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEALE1
" = OF GAS METERS,

WlsaINsTor, July 10, ltco,
,FoT!cE rs HBREBY GIVEN, That, i.res-
scly 20 the Proyisons OF the ordinance of the Cor
1oraton approved May II, 1890, tho undeTsiIued in
now prepared. heneyer rsfgired in writing, and
test s,sys I'D ID; :. - -
EvcTy meter ifiourd inooTrsot. viii he oopdemnsd
aud another, soaisQ and mErked - true viii be
est IN I's Eihcc. IL Erovad TO be courate in itz
and ssaip put in position for use.
OAoe No. $40 Seventh street, (near Odd Fol
.oEB HALL Open from q. M, to ,. m.
CHAELES w. CUNNINGHhM,
~ N-H Inspector Snd SsSisF OF Gas Meters,
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PROP. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
hbSIUhAIIFh CUhUIAL
BLOOD RKNoVAroR. -
SOLD In this city By G. sToTT, sfs Pa svsnss.

BOO7s AID sHSlHEs. 5IlE. 70 ssIT IN
eS Ivy a2 y ssss.rn snd nsas vofi y sssry
hsresosprs sh1rfsd In this sl6 fsf nssh infsriss
sI:os. in y.1. sss sPs a sssss s ?, sI.s ::s,s,s e
uE slS fanssies.k sssss..
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GAS FITTING, &C.

WIN =. DOVE co,
f2RE Nov freFxred 70 sxecnte any orders with
winch tGcy pey be favored In the
PLUMBING, Gas OR STEAM FITTING
BUSINESS.
1T Store on eth street, q fsv doors north OF Pa
assnue, whore may be found . complets assortrleni
Of lCHANUELIERS And other GAS, SEEA NJ sns
WATER Fixture E9 4. -
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~ ANA, and AMAZON HATS, just reoelVed
to.dsy; also the UNION 5iE, o. No. $50 sew
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n F + G. ] A L..
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DRPARTMBNT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, July 26, I85l.I
Information has been received at this Depart
ment from Mr.. r. ". ShufeIdt, the Consul General
of the United States at Havana. of the ISSUE on
the 18th utimo, Of rOyal decree by which all I'M
port duties on common ships bread are taken of
for tire term Of fourteen months from the date of
the publication of the royal decree in Havana The
same decree also reduces to one-helf, during the
sane time, the import duties upon corn and corn
meal aud potatoes.
The duty by the tariff upon oorn is S5K per
oentum upon the vsluatIcn of 50 per barrel of 10
Spanish pounds, when from foreign ports In for
eign bottoms; upon oornmeal ssh psr cantum upon
the valuation IF IS per barrel Of 2U Spanish
pounds from foreign ports in foreign bottoms /;
upon potatoes, from foreign ports in foreign ves-
sells, 291z per centuR upon the va uatIon Of S25O
per barrel upon foreign bresd, in foreign vessels
S5H per centum upon 81 for every % Spanish
pounds
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7 SNYDER,
Is FL UMEER AND GAS FITTER,
Has removed to the corner of Twelfth aud r sts
He IL prepared 70 introduce Water and Gas BON
satisfaction.
He has on hand q lot of COOKING and other
STOVES, which he will sell lees than cost, as he
wishes 10 get rid OF them. no II
NJ GAS FIX XTURES,
w II Have IN store, and are daI Y RECEIVING Gas
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Desirus
and Finish, superior style to anything heretofoTs
otsTed IN this market. We invite citizens general
y 10 cal and examine our stock OF Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that VS. have the best
selected stock in Washington.
All Work in the above line Intrustod 10 On ur cara
VIII be promptly attended to.
MYERS d Mc6HAN.
ST 3T8 m efr...
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Ess0LDiERS AND FELLOW CITIZENS .
~ S;ops r., 70 SMITHS, No, $50 ssyensh street.,
EukNiSHlNG GOODS, TRUNKS, VALISES,
HATS and CAPS, at Northern prices. iy IL In
The national Republican., 1861-10-29

FROM SEB,sTOroT"-A letter from 5, ,blstopol
states that Colonel Gowan has succeeded in
rnising eight large war steamers, oHc fifty gun
frigUtp, three corvett"s, twelve gun brigs and
transports, with several smaller craft Beside
these, the vessels removed by blazing INCLUDE
one three-decker, five two dcckrrs, Two lrgGtes,
two corveItes, and five transports. some "i
the ships lay over three iathnns in the mud
Repairs have recently hcen made at the GENIE
teries. both by the British and Russian Gov
ernments. The town OF SnbastOpOi is rapidly
recovering from the effects Of the last war. The
population is now about twrIv thousand /; OyeI
i've hundred houses have been erected since
the war, and building is now qu'" active
Commerce il also reviving. The Emperor
Alexander recently paid visit in private to
that celebrated spot
The national Republican., 1861-10-29
DWOPOsALS FOR BEEF CATTLE On
L THE HOUF.

Sealed proposals., for SUPP lying to the Govern
me It Oo0 Beef Cattle on the HOof. invited the
q 5'li day Of November 1851, at Il O'Clock NJ. Tne
Cat iu to be delivered IN Washington City, on ( ne
us the Government may direct The bids 10 be
erected to Lieut.. $. G. GREEN, A G. s., U. 8. A.,
:!I G street, Washington City, endorsed Propo
sal- "
Scui,d proposals are also invited till the 18th day
Of November, 1861, at O'Clock Z. NJ, for supply
he hoof The Cattle TO be delivered at Harrisburg
Pa on he 3yth of November 1861, or soon there
after A. the GoyVrnm Mt may drsct The bids to b.
directed to Lieut.. +. H. BARROLL, A G. s., U. s.
-, 2-3 G street, Washington, ID. c, and endorsed
Proposals.
Seal d proposals are invited till the 18th of No.
vcmber, 1SHl. NJ o clock L NJ, for supplying o. o
head OF Beet Cattle to the Government The Gait Il
to be dey red the 3OIh day OF January, 1862 al
either York Chambersburg, or Hnrr sburg, Pa, Il,
the Government may direct The bids to be direct
10 Major A CKNlTh, G. s., U. s. a., 223 q
st eet Washington, ID. G., and endorsed Propo
sIl'."
Government reserves to iself the right to pay IL
Treasury notes, and to reject any bid for any
cause No bid will be enteraiped unless the biddel
| present to respond to his Did.
Each lot of Cattle delivered shall average ut leas
800 pounds gro.s weight; and no auimal will be
rece wed viii III weighs less than 900 pounds gro,'
weight
ForM or BID.
la B, do hereby propose to deliver to the Govern
rrnt GOOD Rel Ca tie on the hoot ior pei
hundred pounds gross weight The cattle to be dev.
rcd at according to the t. OF the enclosed
verti-emert The Cattle ia hr weighed on the scales
weight. hereby agree 10 give good aud ,uicient
bond for the iuliment OF tie contract aud to re
G i've rfeaeury notes or other Government funds iI
psyment for the Cattle ct2S-td
The national Republican., 1861-10-29
BY ELE EGRApH.
Fssm Fortress Mouros.

Fortress Monroe, October 2j.--C Che steamer
Lou sann, Captain William Porter, came into
port Saturday mOrnirg from Old Point COmfyrt
shortly after seven o'clUck, having on board not
oycr twcntY passengers, Ill Of whom were con-
nected witA other the army or navy. Some Of
themroport that tho great naval feet was ready
to sail on Friday night; that all the necessary
stores and ammunition, including several bat.
tories OF field artillery, had bee" received on
board, bu' Geucrnl s. crman, Of tho land forces,
was awaiting more definite orders from tho
Secretary OF War. II Is very pruhub,r that II
part of the 1sot would weigh anchor ard got
under steam tonight, ms the weather, recently
| so violent, had moderated, aud there was
scarcely ripple upon the sea.
The only arrival at Old Point on Friday was
the steamer Cambridge direct from Cape Hat.
ieras luet and she brought no news OF Interest.
During the whole Of Friday, the steamer Ex.
press, of this port, was busily engaged IN trans.
porting troops from the feet to the surf boats,
I'm order to instruct the mon how 10 land. The
officers state that IL WIS ono of the most anus
ing ,ConeS they ever witnessed. especially rs
Souio Of the more awk ward and clumsy would
occasionally get overheard, but being able to
swim, succeeded in reaching the beach without
injury, whilst AL the rest would set up the most
tremendous shouting and yelling.
Col. Joseph Secgar, formerly proprietor OF
the Hygeia Hotel, was nominated as candi.
date for the next Federal Congress by the
friends of The Union residing near Fortress
Monroe, with the determination of giving him
an earnest support.
LATEST FROM OLD POINT.
The steamer Adelaide, Captain James Can.
| non, which left Old Point on Saturday evening,
reached Baltimore at I O'clock yesterday morn
lug, and brings the intelligence that the naval
expedition had not sailed, but was ready for
| final orders. Both General Sherman and Cap.
| tain Dupont were impatient and rostve at the
delay. But very fow passengers came up, and
| they report the appearance of the fleet rs con.
sisting Of q grand panoramic marine view. Al
niGht AL the vessels were illuminated, and they
| laid in tho roads In the regular naval order.
| By lholas arrival from Cape HaiteraS, which
wls on the day tho Adelaide left, the capture
| of tho British barque Ariel, loaded with a car
| 20 Of salt, was made known. 1t Is stated that
| The vessel was endeavOring to run the blockade
aid got into one of the North Carolina ports
Slo was manned and left for New York, under
| charge Of n4va! officer. There is 10 British
barqucS Of that ramn in Ilnyd's Shipping List
but there are three witch are owned in Amer
ican ports.
| Fortress Monroe, o -. 21.-The great eypcdi
| ti"n has been detained by The prevalent gale
| but will sail, doubtless, early tomorrow morn
| ing.
The national Republican., 1861-10-29
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
From Missouri.

81. LoujS, oct. 2s.-Glu. Fremont arrived At
Bolivar on Saturday night, and would depart,
ty forced mnrchc', on Sunday morning, WIKI
Gnn. Srigol'8 division, for Springfield.
tea. McKinstry is at Warsaw, and Gen. Pope
IL rn the other sido of the Usage river. Gen.
Hun tor j. in the advance, with the right wing -
Gen. S,ursis with the left. Gen. McKinstry
commands the reserve.
ST. LotiS, Oct. 23.--ln tho recent fight al
Springfield, Mo, the body guard of Fremont
hai SIX or eight killed, and h"ocn wounded.
yTpiOu, No., Oct. 2S.-General Prices rebels
are dissatisfied at tna prospect Of leaving Mis-
souri,.
1t is expected That they will lntco Price &c
make y stand.
1t is reported General Johnston Will assume
commend of Price and McCuluch's forces.
Before leaving kentucky, Johnston ordered
both general, 10 retire into Arkansas, and mi
To give Fremont baltic before his (J"hnSton S)
arrival.
It is further reported that Fremont will meet
larger rorco than he anticipates.
The national Republican., 1861-10-29
The Naval Fleet ontlc riississipp'.

The expedition destined for operations down
the Mississippi is TO CONSIST not only Of gun.
boats, bat of floating batteries, which are thus
described il the Peoria (Tll.) Union:
Tbey are Of solid timber. twelve inches
square, and lying iu three tiers Of this timber
deep. This Is strongly bhltrd tpgeh r, and
frrm| the hull Of the vessel Volts are cut
through the upper tiers, about iouv and Il 'taii
feet ,qaar", and lined with zinc to keep ont
the water. These wells serve for mlgaz,n : or
places for keeping the ammunition. There are
four of trem in each boat. The solid platform
is sixty by twenty five l"'t, bci"g wider In tie
middle than at hn cnit each end being sharp
uned Tn whole is cuvtrrd with thick plank.
Entirely around the outside Ol ihr 4 'at is n
parapet or hulwnlk OF irOm; three rightbs of an
inch in thickness and Fix and ,ulf feet l.
height. This is incln Il inward 50 as TO give
glaHcing direction to any shot that may strike
it. The armament OF these floats IL to consist
of six 64-pOund morlars, three upon Il side and
so arranged rs to deliver their charges over
the iron parapei IT. :, surrounds thcm All
which protects those who serve them. The q
are thirty eight Cf these monstrous batteries t.
be built. twenty six OF wh'h are nearly ready
| for use, and The remand y nfe begun. There
il no mach merry on board o! them for lOComU.
ton bnt it is Intended TO tow them by ln"a'l
Of gun boats.
The national Republican., 1861-10-29
n RoposALs FOR FURNISHING LUMBER
Drror OrAurRpy,srrR's OFFICE

DEPoT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
Washington, d G., Oct 4, 1sGl.
Sealed Proposals will be received ut 'hs Office un
Ill i2 n, the Path Instant iOr furnishing by con
tract
seven hundred aud IF cen thousand feet Lumber
Of the following dimensions
16,oOO feet - com Gu Iings 4 inch bcards)
lUO,gO) " Ga q !, inch boards
And two hundred and eighty five thousand ieri
scantling Of the following dimen-onI
$4,000 feet ; by 6-12 feet long,
35 OOJ " 3 by G-1G "
10000 " 3by 4-l4 "
B. 600 - 3 by 40
10000 8 by i-l2 "
$4,000 " 3 by 4-l6
TO b0 delivered in Washi. gton City, D. G., within
ihury days after closing the contract
No proposal received after q VI, the Goth Instant
will be considered.
Bidders or their duly authorized AGENT, are re
qucstsd to be present ~ tn. opening Of the bids
Each pTol osal TO give the full address Of tho bid
der.
Ample security for the faithful performance OF the
contract will be required
The privilege Is reserved by AID for the United
States OF rejecting any proposal that may be de med
uXtrayagGnt, or for other reasons.
Proposals will ne dorsed on III envelope en-
closing hem, &" Proposals for furnishing Lumber,
and adde's. cd TO ID "A. II, Ch.k,
oct 26--td Ql1itermlster anu Colonel, &C
The national Republican., 1861-10-29
,Ih. Cry st,li,hey Nnlne

inh all we can hear is, 'war war war
EuJ, for my part. am tired 3 the old story OF wnl
Hut, oh Mrs Brown have you heard The very
latest news9 No. why, SMITH, N" 800 seventh
street. has lust received new stook of FALL
CLOTHING Of every description, and be Oters I,
kna>k OF selling hts goods at lower rates than TN
other stores. How he drcs it. do not know But
for my part, can assure you, Mr.. vtown, that HI
can lit out yout boys with nice CLOTHlN at re
Iuarkably low prices | advise all 10 cali a
SMITHS, No AGO Sag-uth street, opposite Po'
Oirce, and look at hls New SioGk, and they will b.
convinced that what Mira Jcres said il 70
aug .U-3tn
The national Republican., 1861-10-29

Lieut. 7. S. French, of Ricketts, battery, who
was attached to the Rhode Island battery, in
command OF two howitzers, in the late action
no the river and was wounded thcrH. has been
bro lgh to this city, and is comfortably care |
for. We are glad to fad that his wound il not
in any way dNngerou'. His physician thinks
laat he will be able to resume hi duties in Il
few we kS.
Lieut. +. denies thh report that I've rebels
captured his guns. After he WAS disabled lie
charg d the sergeant not TO give them up, but
Ia run them into the river, which he reporIs
was accomplished rs they retrent"d.- Star ot
SniinHHu.
The national Republican., 1861-10-29

THE WHEREARuuTS or !. V. FOWLER One G.!
the San Francisco PAPERS publishes II i" ter.
dat Mazatlan, Scp'culb + s, which says
" Isaac V. Fowler, the late deud'd and mis-
gnided postmaster of the city of New York,
whose sudden departure from tia. city created
so much talk, is now the humble, attentive and
eli lent administrator Of Barron, Forbes x Go. )
cotton mill at Topic at salary "l - 500 pen
annum What tttl was there!'
The national Republican., 1861-10-29

Mr.. Marcelus BaIy, son of the aie DR.,
Bailey, has been appointed to the place OF Dis
bursting Clerk in the Treasury B'reNu.
Senator wilkinson Of MiuncsotH, has written
letter explaining his position on The question
of negro emancipation. He thinks that We
have temporized with this issnr long en"ngh,
and wa mly approves Fremont's procnmHtion
The national Republican., 1861-10-29
E.x-oInyOr Herret,

We have it from the most undoubted author
itv that ex.MayOr Berret was at Annapolis
junction yeste erday, on hi way to the city OF
Annapolis, where his wife is now stopping. He
has lust returned from II pleasure trip to Bos-
ton, Newport, and New YORK, and is Looking
much IMPROVED. We understand that he will
r,lurn to this city in the course of to-day or
tomorrow, and lake up his permanent resi-
,i,.nro here, and not IN New York, as has been
CrronpOuSlv stated.
The national Republican., 1861-10-29
THE PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS.

HdrTiSburI, OUI. ~ commissioners have
been appointed by .OvOrnOr to attend to
the interests Of Pen g.lnr, volunteers arOnnd
Wts1'"Ei"n and IN ..Gutucky, and to arrange
for allotment rolls Tor renting portions OF
lhHir pay to their families.
Il 2ppears. from official data. that the State
Of roun-y lv,Iia has 20 900 mon in the field, and
tNlt thirty additional regiments ar0 organizing
\ portion of them are now ready t. move, and
all will be b. Sn'vi"" within Il month, making II
grlui army of over 100, 900 men, besides leav.
Ing the material for lfty additional regiments,
if needed.
The national Republican., 1861-10-29
MrsrcAL.--We have received from W. /

MCsICAL.--We have rCceived from v. D
Shepherd, corner and Seventh str1ets, copi,E
of the "S:ar-@panS'cl BtGn =" ana The
American Flag" beAriruly illustrated by
drawings by T. o. c. Darloy, with the mus,
nrranged Oar mus:cei r'irnd3 car now get
these two patriotic standard songs in beanti
ful and durable form.