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Litchfield enquirer., 1861-04-04

Clarke, would be the law relative to mad puppies, and in lieu of that unfortunate termination of his canine existence we give him this gospel. Mr. Clarke further intimates that, because we defend Mr. Woodruff personally, the Enqaarer is aloco-foco sheet. Notwithstanding Mr. Clarke'a assertion, believe the democrats don't see it. 1 Mr. Clarke again reflects, upon the difference of the Republican vote in our different localities and very inconsistently with his last assertion, in- inmates that the Republican majority in Winsted is dependant upon the Herald, and the Republi- can minority in Litchfe1d is owing to the Enquir- CT, when all Winsted kuows, and as it has been frequently asserted to us, that the glorious ma jority in the former town is in spite of tie Herald, and its clique of" blowers and in the case of Litchfeld, the Democratic majority has, it so happens, been materially lessened, and sometimes overcome during the brief period of our admins. tration.
 Lastly, Mir. Clarke asserts, on the authority we presume of our excellent ally but most uncertain friend, M'. Harry Bisseu, that " our newspaper under its present management, IS nothing but 8 damage to us.'
 This may be Mir. Bssell's opinion; We hope it is, he may be led to work the harder for the on his own cratic hook, but we hardly think this can be the general verdict of the Republicans, either in this town, in those other towns of our county, where the Enquirer so largely circuates, and in which our subscription list has increased since we have been here, to double that of the HeralTs whole circulation.
 And now again we drop MT. Clarke ,as we would any spatterings of filth which we are compelled to rub of our skirts, apologizing heartily to our readers for this postscriptun, ausion to him, and hoping for him-not that he may mend his nor als-for that would be hoping against hope-but that he may take his departure, as speedily as possible, either by hanging or drowning in a moat, to that place of the departed sprits of the damned, where such vipers as Clark can only be held in esteem, and where the Hinsted He,aAl can only obtain precariou. circulation.
 A CARD.-7he statement in the Winsted Eerala of last week, that Mr. Smith waited on the Editor of the Herald and stated that Mr. Humphrey wished an introduction to Clark" is wholly erroneous Mir. Humphrey never desired the subscriber to request an introduction to Mir. Clark, and never intimated such g desire, nor did the subscriber make such statement to Mr. Clark. His mention of Mir. Humphreys being in town, was entirely unknown to Mir. H. This statement is made to counteract the erroneous inference of the statement in the Herald.
 lsCFUs SMITH.
 Litch6old, April 3l, 1881.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-04-04

Easton, Munroe, Reading, Huntington to hear from. Last year the total of these towns was IA Democratic, making Woodruff's supposed ma, jority l5a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-04-04
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.

FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
 The following returns from Fairfield county are such as we have gathered from telegraphic despatches. They may not be strictly correct, but close enough to denote the result:
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-04-04
7.co gepmbttcan Comgressnscss
MA I0RITY IN LITCHFIELD co. 7l9 {!
 s Senators, 27 Representatives!
GLORY ENOUGH FOR ONE DAY!

The Sham Democracy down again {!
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-04-04
Boss of es1S Congressman fin this District,
 Fairfield County Defeating him.


 The most glorious battle and the hardest fought in Connecticut on the field of politics, has been fought on Monday last, and WON BY THE RE- PUBLIcANs
 A most glorious triumph for the Right-for the principles of the Republican party-to sustain the administration of ABRAHAM L1NcoLN-to up hold the Constitution, and to rebuke secession and dsunion, has been secured and ratified, Our noble Governor has for the fourth time been elected, and by majority more than double than of last year.
 The whole State Ticket and 8 vast majority of both branches of the State Legislature are Re publican.
 In the First Congressional District, where the Sham Democracy moved Heaven and Earth, and one or two other places to elect their secession candidate, DWIGHT LOOMS has come out of the contest " covered with glory" and with double his majority of last year.
 In the Second District, Mir. JOHN NooDnUrr has been defeated by the most superhuman and untiring efforts, and Mir. Jas English has at last, been made better man."
 In the Third District, Hon. A. A. BURSuAu, has been reelected by over TWENTY THREE HUNDRED MAJORITY ! or more than treble his majority of last year.
 In our own District, the 4th, Ltchfeld County rolled up majority for her Esvorite representa-, tive, Hon. O. s. FERRY, larger than she ever be- fore gave candidate for Congress but Fairfield sunk in Proslavery democracy, cursed by sucl ly'ng sheets as the Bridgeport Fmmer, backen by all the prejudice and pride of cotton-serv ing time-fearing conservatism," has thrown ; vote against her own candidate which elects Mir Woodruff by small majority, perhaps l25.
 The vote so far as we have received it, LID to late hour of going to press, Wednesday night, witt comments, will be found below
 It will thus be seen that we hsve CARRIED Tnl WHOLE STATE TICKET BOTH HousEs OF LEa1s LATURE AND Two CoNonEssMEs, while the Dem ocrats have carried two Congressmen only.
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WATCHES AND ,YEWELRY.

rs CEDAH srREKT-I An .e1LLN0 gIxynR
Huntps $40 every sye OF welcomes equally ioW
WAtuhe: cleaned and warrapted for DOLLAR Watch pas
bsok UtM HtWn kJAD6OA AVs0lR asssA
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ffc.DArsyyaeo,
BstTeeu Houston and sleecFer streets
Rag.Hss OF EVERY DEsyRIrTIox 4! EBs Brush
sod the loves, fsa"ry prices Faint Brushes sapsior
Sc 1s9 ss FAM hAas t ss
LUDLOW 4 Co, No 3 . ire street.
NEAssLE MANxssLs.-sRgAT BARGAINS IN Man.
NJ sss Those fishing buy nantsas g;ent reduction
yard us East Rishleenh street 1Aira avenue Kew
Nfosg, MONEY aeSsPa-wANrKp TO ruN.
market. fancy o. osefwite Also &lodeons Ct estfa On
No ore need aaswe, uns T. sen Cheap or cash
doyn Address T. H. r. teckh ONCE, giving Suil pAr.icu
MISUNDERSTANDING wsHrrs THEIR RE
~ f-geaon repaired and put liz saoa order wi,h dspacs
snd sss'sss's can 40 70 by aaresssx ., calling onJohE
defs viii Se sstenaea by the Aaversssrparsonaly.
n prcss -siiver Plated ware Table Cuser,, Sc and
sysy - q esss sss q iSscP
nisbfrx Call aud Judge for yourselve.
porax~Gsustsg ANe swspIsA PUNCH, FOE La
~ DIES a. No lG las Houston s,r.et betwee. broadway
ss s ss'a. ssssss
ing many heath pnduurg properties making the cheeks red
ss shIHp sias Ra'e Copenhagen
STEAM EASINE WANrED-siXTY OR EIoBYY
- horse power in exchange for desirable city property Aa
dress ! L. n, Herald ohice.
TO sSooERs
In OF the general depression the value
Provisions the undrsrn cd will offer 70 the the balance
l of very hne 10. OF
7 WHITE SUGAR CURED HAMS,
AT cents per pound;
A reduction OF 20 per cent from cost;
Como enciog on SATURDAY, Jaly u
Also 8 lot OF fine
CUnSD HAMs aArse) at DC. a &c. per pound
Nos 10, Il and IA Second Avenue, Houston street
TLyiLLiAM FURaXss,
w ATTORNEY aud Counselor q. Law,
Notary Publc
ComupaStoner for III the States
Qasoe No KS Broadway, funmNo g.
MoBat Baldtng corner Of Worth street.
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IFS Brosd~sy, New YORK Jny g. 1851 -, he Board Of Uk
rscofe OF ths company bavS dsc,ae1 Il snnusl
Interest Livaend Of ga PER cent, payabs on demand
A. STANsBukY, Secretary.
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kIOUNTEY 30 sED--FOR A GENTLEMAN ANDWIFF
" in ant and Errre within less ,rds Or
O. be city. exceed SIC FER week Adcress D.
box 3t3 New YORK cost Office.
The national Republican., 1861-11-13
nAN CIN9 ACADE NILES.

PROFESSOR BARNES, of New York, re. IA
spectiully announces that he will open hi, GI1k \
Academies for sruction In Fashionable Dancing
at the following places:
franklin hall, Ninth street corner OF ID, wednes
day and Saturday afternoons at three clock begin
hing on the 10Th instant. for ladies' misses and mast
ers and in the evening at seven O'Clock for
and ladies' Assemblies every Wednesday evening at
nine O'Clock.
Odd Fellows Hall, Eighth street, Navy-Yard
Monday and thursday evenings q seven o'Cock, ior
ladies misses and mas ers and eight O'Clock for ge
tehen. Assemblies every MonGay evening at nj G
o'clock, commencing Thursday evening, October IL
1891. ~
Hall corner of Twentieth street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
An afternoon private class, exclusively for ladies
misses and masters, Monday and Friday afternoons
October.
Mr. Barnes will teach hi. classes all of the dances
usually danced, including the new Mazurka, Var
s0vianna altz with changes, Highland Schottische
a new Spanish Dance Danish Dance Polka, and
Schottische the Lancers Quad rifle IN
Nihuet Quadrille, CaledoDiLn Quadrille, &c &c
Circulars, terms, and references may be obtained
Hall. $3.50 ''' u"N'' "''
The Franklin Hall will be TO let four evenings each
week 70 respectable parties only for dancing asaem
bies, which will be kept In the very finest order For
terms inquire Of Mr. Barnes, at the Hall school days
AID evenings oct Sim
The national Republican., 1861-11-13
Arrival OF the Adelaide,

The steamer Adelaide. Capt. James Cantor.
got into Baltimore Sunday morning about eight
"'r''c OK, having left Old Point late the prev :
evening. On Saturday, Flag Officer Col I,b,l !
rough dispatched small steamer. besriug !,
flag OF truce to point near Craney Island for
The purpose of sending South bundle Of lc,
ters and two passengers. Que q Catholic pri-sr
OF the diocese of Louisiana who. has been
waiting long time for an opportunity to 90
Sonth, and young lady, who also resides in
that State. Previously, the steamers bearin 1
flags of truce have not veIured much near. I
Norfolk than Sewal's Point, but the last ,~o
or three days they have been permitted to al.
prOach Craney Island Lieut.. Wren was n
command tn Saturday, and Just betoI the boa
stopped, tremendous she'll came wiizzinl
through thg air, and fell in the water not filry
yards di,tahC from the boat.
On Saturday afternoon the steam r Red Rove,
came into Hamt ton Roads from the South and
anchored oil the fortress. The captain report,
having seen part Of the feet near the Svutf
Carolina coast, and states that during the la .
gale hlch prevailed, the large steamer Gov
ernOr was disabled to such an extent as to b..
obliged to transfer all her marines 10 the Uni.
ted States sailing frigate Sabine. They NUN.
bered about seven hundred and were uudp,
the command Of Major Reynolds. Soon AZ ttry
were transferred the frigate started direct r,r
Icrt hoyai' Inc Adelaide brought up small
number OF passengers, and part Of her freight
consisted of nine large coiumbad., each weigl
ing about ten thousand pounds, and all intend
ed ior the Notifications at Potter's Hill.
1t seems that strict orders have been giv-l
to those Oh board both boats to held no con.
munication with each other but II il almu,
impossible to carry thLm into effect. Ga Sa
uTdty the pilot, watching an opportunity, told
agentlemau on board the Federal tug hat n, "
bad been received in Norfolk by Telegraph +.
the effect that he Federal feet had succeed ID
IN ,tectng landing, both at Beaufort and
Port Royal The Confederate tug bad CT W
OF about dozen persons, all of whom, excrp.
N" officer in command, presented a very seed
appearance. There was not it is said, II 81 Il
newspaper on board.
The national Republican., 1861-11-13
JSOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AM
FALL RIVkik,

BY the splend ID ard superior steam. ~Hsze
ers N ETROP OPOLIS, EMPIRE .kz&Eil
STATE, BAY STATE. and STATE OF NAM
Of great strength and speed but particularly ada
to The navigation Of Long Island Sound running IN
connection with the Fall River and Old Color,
railrogd, distance of bs miles only to Boston
Leave Pier No. 8, N orth river, near the Battery
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Cast Brayton,
Mondays, Wednesdays, aud Friday, at O'Clock. =
NJ. touching at Newport each way
The steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 4 O'Clock
These steamers are fitted with commodius st tie
rooms, aud every arrangement for the security and
comfort Of passenger who are afforded by this t
nights r. 81 on board, and, arrival at Fall river
proceed per steamboat train, reaching Boston early
the following morning, or may remaip on board mn
til starting OF the accommodation at A. N :, by
which they may reach Boston about s45 A. NJ.
baggage master Ia attached to each steamer whG
receives and tickets the baggage, and aocompauai
the same TO its destination.
steamer runs, In connection with this line, be
tween Fall river and Providence, daily, xoept Sun
days.
Freight to Boston Is forwarded through with grea,
diSpatch BY an En- prets Train, which leaves Fall
river every morning, Sundays excepted, at IA
O'Clock, fer Boston aud New Bedford arriving at III
destination at about II A. NJ.
For freight or pa cage, apply on board, or atth.
office, on Pier No. 0, North river For state room
and berhs, apply ou board or If desired to secure
the in advance, to
wN. BORDEN, Agent,
aug lit 10 and Il " lest street n Y
The national Republican., 1861-11-13
From Hon. Charles T Tason, late Com mi /,
sioher Of Patents.
NJ u Il q K
Adams Express Company"

This Company oaleIs to the public " Unequalled
aaVGntages a ior the Safe and Quick Dispatch" OF
&c, to all parts OF the United States.
Expresses to and from he North and est depar RI
from and arrive In Washington twice dpily All
EExpresses are In charge of experienced a.d riaLL
Half' our usual rates
All goods for the SO called Confederates States /"
ana all articles Contraband OF War" will! be RE
Our Expresses leave New York at l, % and p M,
arriving In W ashingtoh at A NJ. and 8 80 F. NJ
Expresses leave Philadelphia at 80 A. NJ. and 10
NJ arriving IN Washington $50 2. M and . A. M
Expresses leave baltimore at 4,2O A N. and 10
p. N.
Expresses for all points North and West leave
Washington daily at 7,30 A. NJ and Q 80 r. M
Special Contracts for large quantities OF Freight
can be made on application ut this Office
AN goods called for and delivered fire., of extra
charge Il. W. PARSONS,
Superintendent Adams Express Co
Washington August %, 'Gl. nug23-im
The national Republican., 1861-11-13
NORTHEHN CENTRAL RAILWAY.

SUPRRIHTRSDENT's OPFICE,
CdlrsTt Station Baitimore May IS 1851.
On nd after Sunday, May 10th, 1851, rainsayD
NORTHERN ENTKAL HALLWAY arrive and
depart as follows, until further notice.
TRIMS NORTH
MAIL at $40 A. M.
EXPRESS at 4.35 p NJ.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION at Sl5 +.
VI
The 8.l5 A. 81 train connects at Relay House with
t. aims on the Western Maryland Railroad; at Han.
over Junction with Hanover and Gettysburg Rail
roads; at York with York and Wrightsyile Rail
road; at Harrisburg with Pennsylvania Railroad
for all parts of the West also with Lebanon Valley
.SairOad 10 NeW Y6Tk iiyed; at Northumberland for
L and b. Railroad for Kingston and all parts Of
wyoming Valley, and at Sunbury with the Phila
ieiphia and Erie Railroad for ali parts OF Northern
Fennsylvania and New Yoik.
The 4 81 Z. NJ train makes all the above oonnec
tons except iiauoyer railroad Wrightsville Rail
'oac and the Lebanon Valley Railroad.
ne 10 J. NJ traia makes connexions with Penn.
'yVania Railroad for all par.s Of the West, and d
fcHt conneCtI III for New York.
lhe . A VI. 2 30 L. N, and b IS l.. NJ. trains
from ashin2ton City connect with this road.
TRAINS ARRIVE:
Mai AZ BIO L Al, ExpieHA ~ , 10 A. M; Harris
burg Accommodation at z 70 r. NJ
For tickets and information inau r, at the Tickst
Once, Calvert Station, Baltimore.
suglS-u j. g, CLARKE, sapt
The national Republican., 1861-11-13
LiOR THE WEST AND SOUTH.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

On and after May lsth 1861 the trains will run as
follows, viz Leave Camden Station, Baltimore
Mail Except Sunday at $50 A. NJ Express daily
at S45 NJ Both Trains 80 directly through FOR
ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST, SOUTHWEST
AND NORTHWEST.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmsnt take the A. M
Train; between Piedmont and v heelng take Ac.
commodation Train, leayini, Piedmont at 6. 10 A ii
and between Grafton aud Parkersburg take the $50
A. NJ. Train from Baltimore
The FREDERICK 1RAIN leaves Baltimore al
$50 r. NJ and Frederick ut {. 80 A. NJ.
The ELLICOTT'S MILLS TRAIN leave Bslt
more at 81 and as A. II. and Las and 5 40 p n
and Elcotts Mills ct 10 and II. 80 A. NJ. and as
and 7.6O = NJ
For further information tickets of every kind
&c., apply to j. 7. ENGLAND, agent at Camden
Station, or al the Ticket Office.
W. p SMITH,
Master OF Transportation.
aug ls l.. N COLE, Gen'l Ticket Agent
The national Republican., 1861-11-13
LWwL>.'s PILE AND nUmoR CURE,

SURE CURE for Bleeding Blind and Itching
PILES, Gcroiula Salt Rheum and Diseases of he
skin Cne bottle warranted to cure In all cases il
NOT dealers are particularly requested to refund the
money Only hye bottles In u thousand returned
and these were cases OF Fistula. Hundreds OF let
ters ana certhcaes are now in the proprietors pos
for circular. "A'
Prepared by HENRY d. FOwLE, Chemist II
frinfe street Boston, and for sale by JOHN WI.
~ corner Third street and Pennsy lvauia avenue,
and vicinity Certificates with each bottle, "-Price
tne Itlidr " aent op,
The national Republican., 1861-11-13
A II - Y ULOT Hs.
QuAsrsRMAsrsR GESERAL's OyyIcR.

OFFICE,
po,,, WdShngtOn. CaOIer IL, 1851
:, rropoSss are invited and will be received by f.e
- o,cS ., Susr,ermc ser at Philadelphia, Fem u Ill
HGx,i i9r iurntshi-g CLOTHS FOR ARMY
d, Eaen pfoPo.a must be accompanied by samples of
should De hres quarters to six quarters yard, widr
Light or dark blue vi be pre- ferred and hit
will not be co. tideTed 'e"'s s'e' :
bidders must state The number of yards th,yv
be prepared TO furnish in each month and ioy no.
many months, ut the clothing deFots in New YHrE
OF hiadelphia, or both, end the prcs psr yard for
each quality and width. "
Prop saE and tamEles will be plsialy market
pha renn
Zach bid must be accompanied by proper guar
antee, sefti forth that If the conf Is awarde
10 the parry named therein, he will at one execur,
the SsIne, and give bonds IN double the amount u
the contract ior the faithful performance thereof
G.. MEIGS,
QuaIteTma ter General u. s. Army
noy .-dflblhSOY
The national Republican., 1861-11-13
NEW YORK AND ERIE RArLRuaD.

Passenger Trains leave ria Pavonio Ferry rss
and Long Dock, from foot Of Chambers street ~
New York. as follows, viz:
At A. NJ EXPRESS, for Dunkirk, and Buffalo,
and principal intermediate Stations
ATS A NJ MAIL, for Dunkirk. and intermedia Ia e
Stations. This Train remains over night at klm,ra
and proceeds the next merning
AGA M, MILK, daily, for Ottsville, and inter
mediate Stations.
Al A. n RECOMMENDATION daily, for Por;
Jervis, and priscipal Stations.
At p. NJ, WAY, for Middietown, Newbursh
and intermediate Stations.
ASP. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS. daily, for run
kirk Buffalo, Canandaigua, and principal Station
The Train OF Saturday stops at all Mali Train 81
tons and runs only to Emira
At p NJ, ACCOMMODATION, for Horn.-
vile, and principal Stations.
CHAS. MINOT Gen'l Sup't
NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiver mug ~
The national Republican., 1861-11-13
RAILROADS, ETC.
NEW BOATk-aE CARS.
..<Sh FOR BOSTON, a
NEW LONDON, NORWICH, and WORCESTER,
DAILY,
Sundays ExseptedJ
At s O'clock, p H.,


PIER 80 N. R., FOOT OF vESTRY STREET,
The new and magnificent steamer CITY OF BOs
inH, VIM Wilcox commander, from New York
tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays and irdm
Al!yns Point hondays, W Wednesdays, and FRI.
ia 3.
The new and mag niheent steamer CITY OF ,EW
YORK, Thomts Il. Jewets, commander, from New
York-Moudays, Wednesdays, and Fridays; fro :.
Allyns Point Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat- r
day.
These two new srea ers have been built expressly
IDr this route, with all modern improve ents In
Guiding Watcr light Compartment, and e tn.
nj .tea @ ner' eyer bailt for Long Island soaud
CondGc,or- sccomUany the steamers each wa.
Passengers troceef from Alyn's Point ,mDe
d teiy on arrival of steamers, by Ex res. Train to
Boston, Worcester, Lo. ell, Lawrence, F!tchbu!e
Nashua, Concord the White Mountains, &c, &c.
Pa sengers returning from Boston leave the Del o.
Of ths Boston a d Worcester railroad at S 30 p N
WoIce ter 7 Z NJ, arriving at Allyn's Point EST
+. VI.
Freight taken at the Lowest Rates, and deiiv, red
Boston ear y the next oay.
State Ro Ds II abundance can be had on board
.t-amers, or at The Boston or New York offices
adv K. s MARIlN Agent
aug 28-8m Pier 50, N II
The national Republican., 1861-11-13

GUNNER CLOTRING,
> AT REDUCED PRICES
We offer our large assortment OF thin Sum a
mer Clothing at reduced p'icej. Cur stock Va
embraces all styles and qualities OF Gentle. Az
mems, Youths, and Boys Wearing Apparel, liz
OF the most desirable and fashionable styles
Also, shirts and Furnishing g oods in great varrty
Clothing made TO order at the shortest notice.
WALL. S iEPHENS h CO.,
322 Pennsylvania avenue
july16 between n nth and Tenth sts
The national Republican., 1861-11-13

LA LII AND WINTER nILLINERY
l. Miss THOMPSON will Optu or new SXN
styles OF , all aud Winter GIliutr, on Thurs x
dSy, tie elst inst.
The atteBtiUn Of our former patrons and the " b.
lac gensI ally IL invited and Examination solicit.
ed sf our Fancy and Millinery store b o. 3lU Fem.
sylsania avenue, between Ninth ana Tenth streets.
oct % HUTCHINSON MUNKO
The national Republican., 1861-11-13
CLOTHING, &c.

ODEON HAI.Li oDEON HALL,!-TI &.
~ Cheapest and Best Spring and Summer Cloihiu
In Washington can be had at
WIESE.A,FELD j. CO.'S,
Cor. F0ur.and.a.hali Street and Penna, Avenue
Spring Overeoats and Dusters,
AT WIESENFELD & Co y
Elegant Dress Suite at lowest rates,
At WIESENFELD CO.'S
Beautiful Business Suits, st trihing cost,
AT WIESENFELp n CO -
Business Suits for young men
Business Suits for middle ages,
Business Suits for all ages,
AT WIESENFELp h co -
Dress Suits for W eddngs.
Dres Suits for parties,
Dress suits for bestwear,
At W1ESENFELD GO IS
Coats BY the thousand,
Pants BY the thousand
Vests by the thousand,
AT WIESENFELD + co. ~
Boys Clothing for the youngest,
Boys Clothing for all sizes,
Boy's Clothing for larger boys,
AT WIESBNFELD CO.'s
Cheaper than the cheapest,
Finer than the finest,
Better than the best,
Are the garments
AT WIESENEkLD co. r
Save your money, o.
a very few dollars
Will give you a splendid outfit fer summer
If you call at
WIESENFELD Il cos,
nare-TrSS Cor. Penn. av. and Y ~.
The national Republican., 1861-11-13
GARDENI
ERNST LOEFFIER

takes tins metnod OF announcing TO his friends and
the public generally that he has opened his garden
ON the corner of New York avenue and First street
for the reception of yisers for the season Music on
Monday Anu thursday evenings, and sacred concerto
on Sunday evenings. lie has always large supply
Of retresn.snS, wines, liquors &c. Also, the very
best lager from his own brewery. He also Cur
nisbes lager Deer TO persons throughout the city
bowling siey unu gymnasium have been fitted IN for
the accORAOunuun of visitors. mavaa
The national Republican., 1861-11-13

INEPAHTMENT OF METROPOLITAN
~ POLICE
The Board OF Police Commissioners having taken
The houte No 6l6 Eleventh street, all business con
nected with the Police of the city will be transacted
at that place.
general complaint book will be opened and citi
zens are requested TO call and enter any plants
they may have to make Of any matter relating TO
the police or health OF the city
W. D. WEBB
Superintendent.
lStar and lnteligencer please copy, and send bills
to office sep 20
The national Republican., 1861-11-13
GAS FITTING.

GAS FIXTUREs.-we have In pre-, and
" are daily receiving, GAS FIXTI.;r Of en-.
in style to thing heretofore offered in this market
We invite citizens generally to call and examine our
stock of Gas and Water Fixtures feeling confident
that have the best selected stock in Washington
All work in the above line intrusted to our care
will be promptly attended TO-
MYERS Il McGHAN,
mar G1--6m No. 316 D street