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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-13
Reports Of the sesrs,sries.

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o'"''". .,. T,,. ,.,,. number
w. ~ ~ -, arm, If "a 600 men !:
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o., 80. . 80 :, wo,,d ...m equal to
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which, gathered nv Nsroleoo with the aid
Of all these appliances vi" considered a"
evidence OF HE ~ondsr'"' ee"'o' ana e'er'
~, aud o' THE m''a'y'p"' " wv '''"e"
nation. Here every man mas y" 'n'',' ="
IN the cc'ernmen', ana 'u."'' " "'s
Fence when dangrrs oe1' w.
The report of 'h' Secretary o, ''e N''y
ia cfedna''' doc"m'n' NV "e'"'' WV
great and varied iaoor' VINO" "s'"'''' oPo'
him ss The outset IN preparing ''' =" We
emergencies that pressed upon "'' u'Ph''
men'. Our navy, on the ''h OF Nareh 's'''
consisted OF w vessels. o' ai' CLASSES carry
ing ooo gems anu ho'u' Nv" men, we
have no" navy ~ -o' 'rs~c'' ms""'a "
about 2.,Vw seamen' All I'm" increase mas
been accomplished during "e PA" e'sn'
months
The secretary sreA" IN 'ermso OF con-
menda''on OF the sshsn"y OF 'ne nav! !"
The taxing o. hA"e'a' Aha r0'' "''"'
WINS on rns cosrsAB,SD arnTios.
Secretary Cameron. pr.rarrd q report on
,Li, mini, substantially ,b. ..u. nr.,,ou..
I, .n,o,,.od. h., h. va. o,.,,ulsd in ,h.
c.bi,., and m, r,,o,, VA, ..o, 10 Cousr,..
!, ~. to,lo.i,, farm.
\, ,..,,,.d, . ,,.,s o,s.,ion ,b., shall
h. don. with ,bo.. slave. -ho are abandoned
h, their owosr, IN IN. advance Of our Z, OOPS
in,o sou,b.rn i.,r;.ory. a, n, beaufort.
In. ,ums., l,f, ,i,h,n our eontro, a, TIA,
nom, /. very considerable, and similar ea...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-13

A very singular act Is attributed to Gen.
Mcclellan. lie 10 said to have visited tie
Secretary Of War. and threatened tn resign,
unless the Report OF The Secretary Vas mod
fled. IN rrgsri to cou,rabands. This state
meui WAS made In speech. By Thaddsus
Stevens.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-13

In making excavations. in IIarpswell
lately. the .s.lstons Of seven Indians were
dug up. Quantities OF beads, totnahswks
40, were also found.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-13

DsowSED. \ young man named Has
hsll, 4 daguerran artist. wa. drowned, a,
wii;on, while skating, la., Saturday. IL,
belong d 10 harrison lwhi,hsr bis remains
were earned Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-13

Forty thousand boxes Of oranges, wers
destroyed. ., Payal. BY gale which lately
swept over The island.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-13

Tnr SUPREME Corrr. The Washington
Correspondent, OF. tho Tribune says tina.
judge Trumbull vail shortly ,nIroduc. q
ball r-orgsn'rips the Supreme Cour, on The
has. Of population. Il prO',d- tina, Tor
the New England State. Nc~ fvrk and
p.unsylSani.. embracing ten millions peo
pie. thres Judges, Clifford. Nelson and
Grier. shall remain. For the Southern
Sts:e.. excepting Kentucky aud Missouri,
embrscin: ten millions, three Judges, fancy,
Wayne and Ca,rop. .ull continue TO cit.
while Tor the Western States, including
Kentucky aud Missouri, with . population
Of ten and = half millions, three new judges
shall b. appointed. Kentucky and Ohio to
constitute ore circuit. Illinois. Indiana aud
Michigan another. Wisconsin. Minnesota,
Iowa. Missouri and Ksnsas third. The
Pacific States to be, =. hitherto, under al
independent Circuit Judge.
The national Republican., 1861-11-30

A VERY LAUGHABIE AFFAIR - The IONlnw!uy
anec.lote il taken from book entitled :. Not =
of an Army Surgeon" and said to relate TO un
occurrence during the siege Of Fort Eri-: ...
remember, one day, in making my hospital
rounds. patient just arrived presented me All
anputated forearm, and in doing so. could
scarcely refrain from broad laugh; the titrer
was cons ant!y on his face. What is the ma
ter? this does not strike me as a subject OF
laughter 1T is not, dOsor; but excase me,
lost my arm in SO funny a way that still
laugh when look at 1t. Our Grst sergeant
wanted shaving, and got me to do it, as am a
corporal. We went together in front Of b =
tent; had lathered him, took him by the nose
and was applying tie raz II. when cannon
ball came, and that was the last saw of his
head upd my am. Excuse me, doctor. fol
Laughing 30, but never saw such thing b.
toren
The national Republican., 1861-11-30
l;NH BOkTON, VIA aEwPONT AMI
II Fl. Nn FALL RIVrtI. f. o.. .n

By ths a splendid 4, n !! ard suFsrscs .t;am
STATE, BAY STATE, and STATE OF MAINE
I'd The navigation Of Long Island Bound running iu
coanection with the Fsil River sud Old Colony
rsitfoad distance OF 6s m,lss oaly to Boston.
Il The steamer kMPIRE STATE, Capt Braytsn,
81, touching at Newport each way
The steamer METROPOLIS, Capt. Brown, on
Tuesdays, Thutsdsys aud saturdays, at O'Clock
r. n, touching at Newport eaoh way.
These steamers aTe fitted with oommodius state
foosps and every arrangensnt for the security and
comfort Of passenger, who are Afforded BY this ronts
nights rest on board and. on arrival at Fall river
proceed per steamboat train reaching Boston early
the following morning, or may remain on board un
Ill starting Of the accommodation at 8 A. N by
which they may reach Boston about 8, ,45 A. NJ.
Abaggage master ls attached 70 each steamer, who
receives and tickets the baggage, and accompanies
the same to its destination. - ....l hI-..
4 steamer runs, n connection with this line, be
tween Fall river and Providence, daily. Except Sun
freight to Boston 10 forwarded through with great
dispatch by an kx pre.s Train, which leaves Fall
river every morning, Sundays excepted, nt N
O'Clock, for Boston aud New Bedford arriving st III
destination at about II A. M. li53i 49, ~
For freight or passage, apply on board, or atths
ofiloe on Pier No 8, North river. For state-roonr
and berths apply on board or II desired to seourt
the 70 in advance, to -. .--- -uE f-sfaI. 90
-UIs- N VIM BORDEN, Agent, .
% Gag T--d 80 10 and II W est street N.
The national Republican., 1861-11-30
From the Baltim ,re American.
Won ~n md the U ION.

Among ihe women Of Mary with slighl
exceptions, patriotism liues. believe ih.
women IN Baltimore have presented more
"aags tf the Union " to military companies
than any city Of equal population In the States.
THIS has had its influence for good on this city
and the State, and has gone far to redeem Balti.
more from An unjust oiium upon her charac-
,ef in the loyal States
The following incident illustrates the In
auence of sloyal young lady, connecting grand
historic ideas and th, old banner, which quot.
from correspondent:
PATRIOTIC YOUNG LADY.
ton Of the village. The people are loyal to
our glorious Union. The ladies have been
very attentive to the sick soldiers, quartered
three miles from Lutherviiie, sending them all
manner of comforts and delicacies. The citizens
greet the soldiers passing in the cars with shou
of welcome. A touching incident occurred
the other day that is worthy of record. As a
train of cars filed with soldiers was passing, u
beautiful young lady Of the village stood at
the foot Of a tall flagstaff. with a mu.ket aI
present arms" The soldiers literally yelled
with enthusiasm. 1t was beautiful symb ii
of the patriotism of the ladies Of Lutheryillp
That young lady is capable Of the love and
loyalty Of the bethrothed Of Robert Barclay
commander OF the British squadron at the bat
tie Of Lake Erie. Barclay was dreadfully
mangled In battle, and on his return to Eng
land, proposed to release her from her engag,.
ment "Tell him, said the noble girl /" that
will marry him, if he has only enough of body
LETT TO hold his SOUL This incident at Luther
vile recalls the beautiful tradition that ih,
first foot which pressed the snow-elad rock Of
Plymouth was that Of Mary Chiffon, 2 fail
young maiden. 1t recalls the trials of WON u
in our colonial history and her Dafriotic endu
rance in the struggles Of the rcvolu ion. Ard
it is as true now rs then:
"No drawer danes had Sparta.
No nobtr matrOas Rone"
Her voice is still the trumpet charge that rings
In the patriots ear, and her counse!s and np
prlls project that i1eai of lib !rty which bright
ems through the bloody mists Of battle
The national Republican., 1861-11-30
adams Express Company"

This Company ofrsIs to the public " Unequallsd
Advsstages for the " Safe and Quick Dispatch" oi
Sc 10 all parts Of the United States, Y ~
Expresses to and from the North and West depnr,
from and arrive in Washington twice daiiy. All
Expresses are in charge Of esp1ianed and reiiaS.
Messengers. a isl-SEE 70
All Packages for " The Soldiers" +" carried ut One
Hslfp our usual rates. a , "a a.
All goods fer the 90 called Con tedera,es States
and all articles " "Contraband Of War;" will be RE
FusRD.
bur Expresses leave New Yort u 1,6 and oP N.
arriving IN Washington at 8 4 M. and O. 80 r IL .
Expresses leave Philadelphia OF lao A. NJ. andl II
NJ, arriving In Washington $50 r. M and A. NJ
70 Expresses leave Baltimore at 40 A. NJ ind Il
;. q arriving In Warrington at An. and s. q
Exp osses for all points North ana Weat leav.
Washington daily at 7.3O A. N and 80 p. NJ.
Special Contraots for large quanuties Of Freight
Gan be made on application ut tins Office =.
All goods called for and delivered free Of txu,
charge. ,ss.Tu,t ~ Il. w. PARSONS,
- Superintendent Adams Ex press Co.
P Washington August 2s 81 H'"oc als2s--lm
The national Republican., 1861-11-30
OLDIE RS PAY.

THE ADAMS EXrREss COMPANY will for
ward soldiers remttances to their families, at any
place on the lines Of their Express, At charge o.
dollars; and proportionate additional charge Il
places reached BY connecting Expresses The
money, whether Gold or Treasury notes should be en-
the full address (including town, post office, and
State and In cities, the street and humber) Of ths
marked thereon, Envelopes for this purpose maj
be had at our Offices.
To facilitate prompt delivery, the charge for re-
mittsnoe should be pref aid. ~
..'. ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. .
WAsHMGros, Nov. l2, 1851.
nov l2-l0uf L5tarl
The national Republican., 1861-11-30
NEW AIR LINE ROUTE.
THREE TRAINS DAILY TO NEW YORK.
rwO TRAINS DAILY To PHILADELPHIA,
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.

On and after MONDAY, june 10, 1881, the Paa
-nger Trains will leave the Philadelphia and Read
ing Railroad Depot at Harris busg, fer New York
and Philadelphia, follows, viz:
EASTWARD. 0,.
Expres ~ line leaves Harrisburg at o 20 A. NJ. on
arriyal OF Pennsy ivania Railroad Express Train
from the West, arriving in New York at p. NJ A
sleeping car IL attached to the train through from
rittsburg without change.
Mail Train leaves Harrisburg At 8 A. NJ, arriving
NJ New ork at T. Al. and Philadelphia at q
Pm
Fast Line leaves Harrisburg at Lao p. M, on ar
rival Of Pennsylvania Railroad Fast Mail arriyiuy
IN New Ors at =. % + NJ, ard Philadelphia al D. =
aa.-, WESTWARD.
Fast Line leaves New York at G a. NJ, and Phi
idelphia 1T A. 81. arriving Of Harrisburg ut j
H.
Mai Train leaves New York at 1900 noon, ana
l'hiiadelphia at Oi5 +, NJ arriving At HarrisbuI /.
atSf.
Express line lcaves New York at 7 NJ. arriving
a. harrisburg NJ 2 30 a, u ;, and connecting viii
the Pennsy lvania Express Train for Pittsburg, -
Il. eping car is slso attaShe. to this train.
CUnrrctions are made al Harrisburg with ira Us
on tie rcunEy rania, NortLsrA Central, and Cam
b-rsud Vale Ka!lrUads and at Reading icr Phil
adrlphia Pottsvile, NllkesU1rre, Allentown, kast
ou, Sc.
baggage checked Tim ugh. Fare between Sev
York and Harrisburg, 10 w. between HarfisLu. y
,!.d Phil. .:rlphia s. - Ia No / cars and $40 il
MOI
Eor ti,kes or other information apply 10
j. j. CLYDE,
sug99 General Agent, Harrisburg
The national Republican., 1861-11-30
CLOTHING, &c


fNDEON HALL! ODEON HALL!!-Th,
~ Cheapest and Rest Spring and Summer Clothing
in Washington can be had At
U-IESE.t.FELD S CO.'S,
Cor. POur-aDd.a.half Street and Penna. Avenue,
,,uring Overeoats and busters,
elegant Dress Suits, at lowest rates,
beautiful Business Suits, at trihing cost,
AT WIESENFELD cos
business Suits for young men,
Businesa Suits for middle uges
Business Suits for all agee,
O. AT W1ESENEELD CO.'S
l,resa suits for W eddings,
Dress Suits for parties,
Dress Suits for best wear,
-... AT w1EsENFELD co. -.
Goats BY the thousand,
rants by the thousand,
Vests by the thousand
AT wIESENFELp co 3
hoy's Clothing for the youngest,
Boys Clothing for all sizes
Boy's Clothing for larger boys,
At WiEs ENFIELD 4 CO.'S
cheaper Than the cheapest,
Finer than the finest.
HAtter than the best,
Are the garments,
AT wIESENFELD h CO.'S
ave your money, as
very few dollars
Win give you splendid outfit fer summer,
IT you call at
NIESENFELD h co.'s,
mar a--TT&H Cor. Penn. nv. and ~ g.
The national Republican., 1861-11-30
DENTISTRY.
TEnTHi TEETH

= Ms'LOOMIS,! M. d., -Lr.
TiW inventor and patentee of the Mineral Plate
resth, attends personally st his ofcs In this city
Hany persons can WEAR thsss tsstk Who cannot
vssr others, and no person can wear others who
not wear these.
Psrons calling at ny ofhos oss b. aooonnodatsd
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
but to those who ars particular, and ysh ~ pursst
sHd %psf SsSsIr q s At
warranted. ~ wv. \ ''-''.I. =
Rooms IN thi, city-No sss Pennsylyaaia svsnss
between Ninth and Tenth streets, Also, eo7 Arch
street, Philadelphta. Hu' .Gr" ~ marlb--ly
nR. LOCKWOOD continues the prsc.
IL tice Of Dentistry, In the Washington Buildiug
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh street
Having practieed In the South nearly sixseen year,
h. feels assured that Ne can give nisfhcNou TO my
that may oall. 49,. :
Teeth Inserted on vuLoAuTr, RussEn, or Com
PLATE, Ch,oroform administered when dsslred
lugf f-d H.. .H, ..r,. mod 1sr.
The national Republican., 1861-11-30
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
THE VACANT cHArR-rHANxsaIv1Ne 1881
BY HENRY 8. wAsHBURN,

bf h''"' . TrfG
We shall meet, but we shall miss him,
Ihsre will be one vacant chair,
We shall linger 10 caress him. ..
While we breathe our evening prayer.
when a year ago we gathered,
JOY was in his mild blue eye,
But golden cord is severed, nd.
And oar hopes in ruin lie.
At our fircside, sad and lonely,
Often viii the bosom swell,
At remembrance ofshe story,
How our noble Willo fell:
How he strove 10 bear our amer,
Through the thickrst FIN. hght,
And upheld "ur cuuniry's-inror,
With the strength of mani DDS might.
True. they tell US. wrcsihs Of glory
Evermore will deck his brow,
But this soothes the anguish, only,
Sweeping o'er our heart strings now.
Sleep to day, o early fallen! clio
In thy green and narrow bed;
Dirges from the pii and Cypress
Mngle with the tears we shed.
We shall meet, but we shall miss him,
There will DO one vacant chair,
We shall linger IA caress him, ..I
When we breathe our evening prayer.
...a' Worcester Spy.
The national Republican., 1861-11-30
NUMMER CLOTHING

GUNNER CLOTHING,
> AT REDUCED PRICES
: We offer our large assortment Of thin Sum Ia
mer Clothing at reduced prices. Our stock
embraces slI styles and qualitirs Of Gentle ~
men's, Youtis, and Boys Wearing Apparel, III
OF the most desirable and fashionable styles.
Also, shirts and Furnishing Goods in great
Clothing made TO order at the shortest rOtice.
WALL, STEPHENS q CO.,
892 Pennsylvania avenue
julyl6 between N nth and Tenth sts
The national Republican., 1861-11-30

ITO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, PRoFes,
! stonnl Gentfemsn, and others, IL. -
The undersigned are prepared to print Speeches
Briefs, Pamphlets Reports, or any description of
Book work, and solicit orders.
WG SCAMMELL co,
Office corner Indiana avenue
nov 2l-u aud Second street, third floor
The national Republican., 1861-11-30
n tt 8 T II Y. ..ns
DR.. c. A. JORDAN, Surgeon Dentist
No. 466, 6M Street, bet,ossn d and E.
Operations warranted aud prioss Reasonable. ..
DOT 2f-2m ..-.- ~ o..

+ Miss THOMPSON will open our new =
styles OF Fall and Winter Millinery on Thurs -
day, the 31st inst.
The attention Of our former patrons, aud the pub
lic generally, h invited and an examination solicit
ed, atour Fancy and Millinery store, NO. $40 Fenu
sylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
oct 80 ~ HUTCHINSON 4 MUNRO.
The national Republican., 1861-11-30

(NAs EIXTUREs.-Ws have In ~sre, and
trely new patterns aud designs and finish, superior
in style any thing heretofore ored in this market
We invite citizens generally to call ard examine our
stock Of Gas and Water Fixtures, feeling confident
that hnve the best selected stock In Washington
All work in the above line intrusted to our care
will be promptly attended to-
MYERS 4 McGHAN,
a,ar 2p-sm - Ei s' No. 376 D street
The national Republican., 1861-11-30
<NAS FIX REsi
THE BEST ASSOR TMENT
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY

Those who desire TO select from new patterns with
ln1 examine. Oft ". no Oh. .. 10. sF
We would also call the attention Of persons abouI
Introducing gas into their weings to increased
facilities, and consequent low prices for this branch
Of our trade. t.".A rDl.
Inviting all who desire their work done prom uy
and free from gas eakages to call at $50 Pennsy
Lin avenue, betwsen Tenth and Eleventh streets.
.outh side = W. THOMPSON " co
nov %
The national Republican., 1861-11-30

Expires Trans leave New York city depo,s o!
Hudson River Railroad daily, Sundays exec pied,
follows:
From Chambers street From s'st street stsrop
AT 100 a. N. At I % 4. N.
il 90 " 5P M ll.2 5lbP P N
880P.M. 8SsPA
H"ptreal and Buffalo
Ffan with sleeping l.Ib p. III
car, 9ls r. Al.
Connecting at Albany with the New York Cea
tral Railroad Tor Schenectady, Rochester. Utica
Batav,a, Rome, anI stations on Rome and Water
town ka!ir2ad Buffalo syracure, Nagsra Fali-
Susp'Dsun Bridge, Auburn, Geneva, CaIaudaigus
Trains in connection leave Buffalo and Suspen-iut
uia Lake Shore, Buffalo aud Lake Huroi and u req,
Western Railroad, for Hamilton, Toror 10, De,roi,
Chicago, Toledo, Milwaukie, Fond Du Lac h
Crosse, Madison, Prairie Ddchien, ,Gaena. DuRieith
Dubuq qae, Peoria, Rock Island, Musaatine, IowaCty
BUr!ington, Quincy, Springfield, Alton, 81. l,oui-
anil, Dayton, Columbus, cleveland, and al polri
West, II orthwest and Southwes~
NORTHERN ROUTE.
CYunectiDg with Trains at Troy, With Troy Yn,
Boston, and Keus and Saratoga Roads Er Surat..gn
whitehall, Rutland, burlington, St Adams, Rnua
point Pittsburgh, Dedsnsburgh, Montreal, ~
40.
Ss- Frpip ht range mt uts by thi- route above
without change 81 'ars, from the Depois IN tharn
Ders and lanai strr'- are ut all times as 6vorRba
W made by ether Rail roa1 Companies The flCiii
tes OF this great New York Route, To the WeS ,coa
mend IT to the confidence of inerchants and shipper
Tor pronptness and Dispatch
Cars run in connection the New York Contra
koa.
For particular, TO local train tand tIeight ar
rangenfe"s, inquir" ut the depot. NJ Warr-n stree
A y SMITH,
sas% Superintendent
The national Republican., 1861-11-30
RAILROADS, Ell.
NrE EUATs-NEW CAks.
c.e1h FOB BOSTON, -
NpT LONDON, NORWICH, and WORCESTER
DAILY,
Sundays ExceptedD
At 5 O'Clock, P. NJ,

FER SO N r., 4OoT OF vEsTRY STREET,
rhe rev and magnificent steamerCIrY OF BOS.
tDS VIM Wilcox commau auder, frota New York
iur-iays, I ursdays, and Saurdays and from
Shyu's Point "onda,s, Wednesdays, and FIR;
IA y.
The new aud n:agmRcent steamer ClTYOF lev
NUkK Thom y I, Jewets, commander from New
York--M ondaya, Wehuesda>s, and Fr.days; fro
allyn. Poini- Tuesdays, Thurs.a!s, and Snt.r
day.
these two new gtea ers have been bai.t expressly
Tor this route, with all modern Improvement in
ciudng Water tight Compartment and the
Bl stea rsrs ever bailt for Long Island So nd
with this gre ST life pre- erving mprovem mt
Conductors accompany the steamers each wa"
Passengers rrocee fro AlIyn's ro!nt Im 1e,
di tey on arrival of steamer-, by Ex frain to
Boston, Worcester, Loy ell, LawIesce. F,tchburf
Nashua, Concori the White Mountains, 10 40.
PA sengers returning fr I'm Boston leave tie DEj OF
Of Ihs Boston d Worcester railroad n 50 = N
Worcester 7 T.. NJ. arr wing at Allyn's Point sj'
I'M.
Freight taxed 81 the Lowest Rates, and deIiv, rod
L Boston ear y the next ray.
STATE Hi ms /. abundance can Ce had on board
steamers, or al re Bostoh or New i".s 11ices,
adv noe n. 5, MARTIN, Agent
spg 2S-GD Pier ~, N,
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SPECIAL NOTICIs. .osgo, o..

ai.a' SPECIAL NOTICE. $780,,
LJELMBOLD'S BUCHU FOR THE BLADDER
II HELMBOLp'S BUCHU for the Kidneys
HELMBOLDS BUCHU for the Gravel.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Dropsy.
HELMHOLD'S BUCuU for nervousness
HELMBOLD'S y BUCHU for 1.oes OF Memory.
HELMB0lDS BUCHU for Loss of Sight.
HELMBOLD n BUCHU for Dimness u Vision.
HELMKOLD,S Il BUClIU for Difficult breathing.
MELMBOLDS ByCHU fol Weak Nerves
HELMBOLp'S BUCHu for Obst!uCiions. ''. 10.
H HELMBOLUS BUCHU for ExcesAes arising from
s Indiscreti0n and all Diseases OF the o..
...r. 90 SEXUAL OkGAN5, ,
Existing In either srx, from whatever cause orig
mated, and no matter Of HOW LONG STANDING
HELMBULD'S EXTRACT BUCHU Is pleasant
n its taste and odor, aud immediate In III action
Price 81 per bottle or six for So Delivered 10 any
address, accompanied by reliable certificates. =
Deptt, 1o4 South Tenth Street, Philadelphia
sept E-tm '.. IVA. ~ .,TI tG-I-- frg
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NJ INV AND 9 p l. Il N ID ID IA 70 Y
~ Millinery Estabiishmont,
Al No. 50 Marble Space,
Formerly N. Williams Fancy Store.

The undersigned begs leave to call the attention Of
the citizens Of Washington and the District 10 his en-
Paris 1 Ronnets F.,bioSsbIe Cinars To.t S'as ss~
Perlumery, etc. I ra n. VII
The opening day Of the establishment will be on
patronage Of the ladies OF Washington.
LEWIS BAAR,
nov 23-3m No. 32 Market Space
The national Republican., 1861-11-30

ma. A. zAPPONE, instructor and Lee
" tursr in Physiology, Chemistry, Botany, anG
other branches Of Science conn. cted with Medicine
Also, Teacher of French, Spanish, Italiap, German
Portuguese, Latin, Gssek, and, other Languages
ufllce, No. 81 street, being 'uear Pennsy ivanis
svenusi and Twenty-Hfth street az a sept att
The national Republican., 1861-11-30
s.r GAS FITTING. s,g1r
~ W. 9OODALL, a r.... ..a...
~ FnpNlBEsEs,
GAS AND STEAM Filter,

iS4 SsUe1.th ST., near Ndndl D'idge, Washington.
AL orders executed at the shortest notice, In the
rnost substantial manner, ana'ou redsa,able tsISnS.
Psrsoal al Tiioi given 70 every department OF the
Lpsnese - -A nov 20
The national Republican., 1861-11-30
NJHw YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD u

n Passenger Trnius leave pia Payonia Ferry ~
AID Long Dock, from foot of Chambers street
: All A II ,ExPREss, for puntirt, and Buffalo
aud principal intermediate Stations. ~ =" =
- Ats A NJ MAIL, for Duukirk, and Intermediate
Stations This Train remains over night at Elmirs
..d proceeds the next morAtng ID. .. T.
Ats All NJ, MILK, daily, for Ottsville, and inter
AT Mh1A Il ,xccoMMoDArIoN, daily, for Por,
Jarvis, and principal Stations.
AT 4 P. n WAY, for Midd,etown, Newbursb
aud intermediate Stations I'a .' TO- :"
Ats P. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS daily, for Dun.
krk Buffalo, CansndaigSs, and grlaeipal Stations
The Train Of Saturday stops at all Mall Train Sts
t.na and ruus only to klmira IN,
Ats P. M AcCOMMODA1ION, for Hotnes
Vile, and principal Stations ..G9.
NAfHAN1EL MARSH Reosivsr - aug iW
The national Republican., 1861-11-30
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i W. FENwICK, (ate Manager of the washing.
tor Branch Office OF the Scientific Anne rcan Patent
Agency of Messrs. Mum 4 Co (, and for more than
ten years oficially connected with said firm, and
with experiences OF fourteen years in every branch
relating 70 the Patent Office, and the interest Of In
ventors,1 Hu..g 'au-.. l..aul
. COUNSELLOR AND PATENT AHENT, OFF
Ofnoe In Washington, D. c., northeast corner Of
Seventh and streets, second story, directly oppo
site the Patent Once ... '.f - - :.