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THE UNION, NOW AND FOREVER l.
- Cheap Patent Medicine and Variety sOrs-1s
bouth second streafi WlliAmsbrrsh-yhare the pub
hc oAn rely upon getting good and genuine articles al
Balm q WHIT Linia. for the somOlsxion, Se 70 al,
Or. lvins Cough ExterminA nAtor, for COughs,he 95
Gyc. rlne, or Skln Lotion, for ChAps, DO rs
lroy'u Orris Tooth PAsto-exoeleut ...,,.,,,,, %
Persian Inset Killer, fot Bed Bugs, DC ..,,.' @
Sun Uholerlne Remedy t1r Oiarrn0aa, de-, rs
Diamond Gloss or u air kegensrAtOr. ......,.. 2b
kAdWaJ Ready hillei. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL
Brhndreth's (genuine) Pils, IL
Barkeir and Perry Dayis' Lln msnts. ...,.,,, IL"
Daliey's, Smiths and Brysnt's SAlVsa....,,,.. IL
Mr.. Winslows Soothing Syrup. rs
bpaldiDKs Prepared Glue. ...,.,...,.,,,....... ip
PhAlon's Codn, for the Hair ............,.,,. In
NoWill'a CholAstic SAlye, for BuFns, Ao..,,,. 70
tramyton's Botanical Compound. Tor Impure
Peruvian syrup ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Fever and Ague bitter ,.............,........ 10
Oriental Beaut her for lhs Ladies ............ jbs
French TAuoN for tbs Hair. r.....,,,.........., SO
Anti DyspG ptc Elixir. 10
kmplssh!m Bsrbsris, or Healing Ssap......... 10
nsine, for removing greass, 4c..........,...
p.se Hair Ola good artieia. ,........,....,..
fuTman,s Rheumatic AnnihilAtor .....,,.,..... 10
Trisopherous e Z the Hair, good article, -.
Dx, AndeFso son Female Lis Cordial. for an
WoAknassos, Rainting, 10. ...,.........e 90
Akss. Halr and Tsoth Brulhss. Osnbs. RsrfuHaa..
sssgs a. s~shs ths slashios ten y uansef NJ
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

,CoUNTY CLERKS OFFICE NEW YORK,
Public not Is hereby given that On the 18th d.v
a annsass' lssl. shau pIossed % draw ps asi Of
" urAna guro RAND panel Of 100 Petit JueorsfIr
Nourt OF Osuard hadslaaa 70 be hsid In and fr fhs
ity and county Of NsWYorks Of the 2nd II scot ssi
auI T'lOo S,srk
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* JosEK BOsTwIOx WILL O.ntils,

aths l1hate = Ia truf tsoa, and Gve euIsctai a.
eofioi y pis I've Surxosv D.bssss Of ths TuroaL
Dlnsua4ptiou, y if1Ais ConPlaints ani Eriyous De-
sr, fs ooas tn 20 n AtS .r5L With hiaia r. YunHF
ran anu Su.se. uaiors o, sfsf mar iNks, "a of dta
ond should 5osses; thif gslusbls haoS -tFron ths
~ Or N-d lgNi s~G Slrginsi JlOfnal Pfiot 6I u
stst ~ SraafvAy, - ~ RlCes BDgOAH bSch Ttats
'seY =, ss'h ~ GlrI k.Is, ssl 8soafWaY, QfsoE
es1nV -'~|'
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mLzDIGssaA.


A ri1EItlOEGr FkOf, - 4. nlHfIs
N susl.ed EthtssuAp. e. hs,ns ashsh vhs, an
sas Pringissi BrodacaoN od NO Eazlsnd, repiisd,
sSv rt,Fiznyr "a 0s1
rhs 'aI O. o. his trpd' s-sas,sd 10 ma tEss shs,
NV nosisndsrS hsvs . vsnd -ida Ps,''.shoa - q
uas. o. hArov, Gtbisis mss An0 uomo8--stroos anz
vtsaous 10 botT and uind. What aS asn srau
- SaA.1iy dspenas o. Lhs care sns ,coAtnsu, o. rs
ahiia- zsui, sveo ssu aASlAE1 "etAss sro-
ytdas
Els. wREIOwy sooTHIr .YRUr
sor h0r baDe therc is Ne secsicu AZ country On
Sfso srsVs ~ hss bss Ions ara g SniFsrsalf.
tsAs.
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MmDHCNns,
(1oEsyMPTIos UUxED SI WaATEVsI

NIpanss induced. rho-s vho AIs saGsrins WITH say
esAstnx q nstsr IRON Tie inngs, sorsns- pszns ir
ne ens.f ads q back, ovyre-vs BREATH er dis4i
AaF N sde ~ iroatmeot aas Il sonsamption hs
Pats Nudy fcr TeanJ snd Who San rrfet to nuInsK.
Ncrh whom he has e1rs5 u cnnsmurtion. In al
.ar abls os.t, cel'.f foss safsrct y EuarNnseee b
1a".SnI,to. Physie,ss, y rtsrS svs NV Isrh. :
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Bnslae,- IN .a,.achus.tt..

The Pacific Mills, at Lawfspcs now employ
over two thousand hsnda, this Washing 0u
sJme elsven hundred, the Ponberton nearly
i've hundred, the Duck about two hundred. AID
tte Ever Il CYor three huIdTed--mAk,nH q to-
tbl Of toma over four tbousRtd psrs, ms HhJ
are now given emp ymon' Ia our principal cot
ton and woolen mills. +, king this number
with th. 30 employed in tho df,rsut papor
mills, foundries, mac0Ie and wood shUps, and
~ have soma four thousanl five hundred
hancs that sro tusuy employed apd rscaiys
tNtu pay monthly, "a cur city. Til, Atlantic
Mills ave entirely q1iet lhs maehinists geno-
rally onplOyCd hy ths c).p'taliou are az worb.
however, on repairs o,c about the mills. The
washing ol ClmPlng Is employing about FIVE
eightbs of itN nInbsr II hands in good tnss,
and Whan iu foil operation; NJ Il ", toe mills
are no'tly gagged on army and raw gO0is.
Ire hveSstt ald Psmbafton are g,Yirg en-
p'OJ ulent 10 little more than ons- I'll fd the
numher they employ Wlan In full opera
tiOn; neither NJ these corpCrAtiOus have TO-
ctasod thar help much during the last slx
moAlhB. Tho wages u The operatives on the
PsNihc and w shiDRtOn were reduced, thu for.
msr tss than 10, and the latter about 10 per
cent, lsst sp'ing end with tho exception Of
this, and reduction Of 10 per cent. Of the
mechanics on the Everett, fall wages aro paid,
and full time worked
Al Low ell trade Is rot 50 god, Tha Msrri-
mac Company will thut down in two weeks,
and nearly all the other corporations Ia the
city have already Suspended work.
How Peace" mee.ias FeI TO PieceI
A sacs sion "p,a;D" meeting Was com.
morrad Al B roulh Hall, in Stonington, c.,
lElt Fiiday tvsuiI Z, Lu1HHR RrIkY in the
chair. he afpO,Lted committee OF i've en-
rstolutiOnA, ot wtdsh only ore member WAS
Union man. A sst u rSIOlutionA, said TO havs
bes n prepared by HrHBAIM WILLIAMS, Jr
late candida o for Secret uy Of s ate, was read
Chey were very b.ttsr toward tn, AdninIstrA-
tiop, ard down On The "uShtly war" On
bang put t. vote, tAeJ w,re r0ted dOvH aimOs,
unanimCuS!y.
The ac' sslon tympathiz,rs Immediately
smtlt an uncomu only large mice, seized the
lights and ads q stampede for the door
shin, (as the TepCr' In tue rdidf'aR says
:" "toms went down staiis head fJTsmoet aud
some on tb,ir ba k', aided In their h'ght by =
foE Union bools, when two eATd.eI we're found
Al 4 the mOstlr z eontinusd"
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GOOD NkNS-HlkS- DR. y. POLLARD,
~ iov.tat for TIE Lao JsArt .t eel Wasniagto1 a.
treohyn,uat tel an pcr~on ~hat the of thsii
seaS, Il, ~iii'oat Any previous movledgs, ana
l1i''t PIC. % sn0r hcu E,IrrirL erporiens. N,
> At. Pollard q atnsuins, u the Rev ID Spriagt
OousragLr rtOnsl Church, n uzrtfcrd, having ben
lAsm q, tot DE- la' ~ yuAr~. y, DEM AkKST, ~
Z. .sfbnaf sve. Ns.si riRe " oAastIAH
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LVR rEE PI.KS--

LHR THE Pilkc--
Or uPH Aha vstvessl- sass.s4-I a q 80
An sote 70. t1iest IA sVsg feFua, = - vOps
hr means hAye hile4, lhs pstieni esis sOHril M
Doctor poIscusIy 81 hit orcs SSf Foorth n. Dr.. Up
ram hnA d,yutsG special sttstiou h ths dsa.st fds
nnt uhaa ~ y1afA ana taaE 10 oouruited IN rnlalop
y us " any otner soopisiut, hom o1olock In ths
uAl ofnca SSt Fourth "a 20 door from ths BoUery,
ss,vgo eo,sE Aad Rso.asly.,, p o., NMLa D
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kskeyII,FaE.

"A RTIslCIaL BONE FILING FJR De.
IA ovytd c'h-ins red sii6 s1ft 4 ou' prslfufe
O. TAIN. Ach iHg tslth, Cr more sne 80 y, a""d
Ald ufe,ervtc hv tno disclvoItr, JANE5 PEARSON,
n. u. Rooms 55s BSoaassy, uett rds, ons door
above 18th u. auI sA'l9o
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THE NEW YORK SUN
THURSDAY eoREns. AUG is isS5:


Tbs following letter from S,Csstsiy SEwAaD
settles dnputed points
DbrAEiNAsr OF SrAru, WAsHror9u,l
August 8, 1861.
7'E A. xi6ergsr.. E,3, Mayor Of the city Of
8tl6d!o. Hs,o fort!
DEAR sra til have 10 sckn)W'siss ths re-
eeiPt Of yout letter of th, 5ta ibstAat, a,d 10
state m iepiy that tbs order 10 which u rsfsis
was officially explained q day or two ,iuc,, &,
the Stcrstary Of Wsr but haviog still bs.n a
srbject of great risapp rhsnsion, It mas toU
been sniiroly rstclndsd and vacated. C3,s..
ausauy thsfs Il no obhaol, ~hstsvst @ ths
acceptance Of the services tf vvluntee, 20, on be
ground o. thsi' nationality or Language. The
contest for the Uaion rs regarded, as IL ouSh,
20 be, battls ef tho hsom sn Of III, voIidEr
the institutlt ns OF salt -govsnn,nt
am very truly y,uts
MuLiAM tT SEyApn
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~ No. naes u ~ sOrIuer Of Alta arc stss
~ sn, NV Ycrhl scuja rspeotfaly In form Ia N
aAasA1e OF sas eloO.Iya, tat having sold out tAs
" ,.eaa 90 ~ Ai.1a y seI lotL sneIy, tos thT
ts,.rtsn oI phYsi6Aln 40 ~ pnllis, sns ha ytpA
sJS p0rocas INT lLasrN of T. pgIii1 HaORn H.
sha 'ru. ssnre . MI estsShpd n uhe favor 81 thr
suDs'e q sN1s broskyn, hs sin VrhnOe tss bNs.
~ - sno eatns lcosticn lfb-ter o. Nyrta
HyNnk.ir aveunlel ~ inS u hb r,ys0BAi aud unrs
ihr1oe AZ enoOn, nd N evary gAy fufVtag to fnar
% snyr siAS~ go tas vLlae reerSi -r,oun, o,
NtbnrAge
aNrriJ ancrtou sin ~ evvc % N. prey4rsrss
tAN AID SfgHT
rsi- p irilou, o, ohsalni-a surs sss erRDUI.-
NtAtlu fed'c' &c. a veil Afs slices TrAial
tsiiree PsIiJnssry Ae. rll a. Haii 70 ozi pfuyion
uANnS Dor prruhAse seeuhers. Anouy tAs
uSty HIoI lnt ar iclea sbioi ha stl ksaq on .ais
~ b found Frrnsaf Rgg' NATIO AHyITiiI.A
ph, ~ 7e.u yer sottls, snd Briest : Co.. UpriyN
70 ,s ss aas Si sss "a sps 'sqs 1fS g h9S .sT@ slr
sd,a b. Suso--tsas hss 49, ~ s0uAl % t6s ypsf
80 fr,e- ~ n0uts N's sasss
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sugT RORnYRfuL DIS

Z s8UBT EOHDSRsuL DISCOVERY
IA Teen srrAc.sd n, a nsa prooa,T ettbsnt ,Ai a.
csauuful tosni lnserta1. q ssea. wi IA 0r ~,thOut
sSFsSSs,,nt III, an, 80 ,Soi =, y silye o. osesgea
tsln Az 1eeraS9tv sarrA1.Sa. J. JAY YtLLskS,
30 azaad a 10 qiaes SS
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,K~rsn M.naIrRs = nANrKn Ia


NOTICE .,-.,o
" ~ 1,gIt1st s.r'tf, hf,t v forbY r,tstt.
IN srGhr 70 as- "a nod 40, ~ tsasr,. ths bAuf %
sloS openi vurJ daY from O'Clock 10 ool)ek. Tor
sie Dsytug and r8oeyins 1f nonss 10 aud tflm IA
foposttofr snd sln.. ou Vatuesdayp end Saburdavs
ton 70 o'clock Ia Tie 1ftG uOol.
dOBERI LnNSOx KENNEDY.
uYN0,llhh Ssrrpfars
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lR PHELPa INyRNNOR on TEK

~ geetfc DynS metsr, 21i SIKH ave, eures female
o-npisinH, theumstisu, partial paralysis, stin
otnte, oontfao cd moies, spi'A, aeo oas, tisrvous
sod phi sicA de0ity and elsrouie dssa'e- seserair
Oh trgaa modera.a. iYaO 94ass1Ga
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r ,0Ddl96S - FOR CHEArESr LUD0
- - .nss n NeH feIs--yooa .ia9s esd, 10 oent. :
psrvos ~ 70 - ont locg ~ BY ths weak % TO ~
ce1ts sIId 81. Furaiihed rocsis sttn ocOf stsye~
~ 20 n ass ve-k Moals yluElly lo1, at wilt
s1ira dgrs 10 ErAnkliu - psAT Wsll eroAdsgy,
Opal all uiEit. iYis 94seaiH
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ROAhO IA SUEF iAloL ~ rHT NORLD
- go be- a Sid eUouls o. a rgok tad 7psar,i.
lAf its ncp silA. FsUii suited Al lsGs than Auy
oahoa hot,si "a tae atty. Mos VAfirrg Vitn plsaos
MatonmAn w al! n.sni, - ~ LuPsa.rd st =, ucar
hrsatvAY aud Jsnai \. h-.lbBI ssneV bgtrs
aht sr % u not e3snfo RAD o, hut cat sHd SOC nag
kAfa moved. l.is gA.,slEI'
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IOIEL LOD3INas-CLEAN. COM
AZ foitAbo single ,ds iir q lts aight, or 81
per Stsfi st 80 u 4 20 hots i6j prngss,. r,r ~
Thompson. yeas ~ all houTs; tpen dag Eld nignt
accommodation fJc over Is par.,na auT $40
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HOTEL ACCOMkoDerIOa--a o q d
II substantial blard mi soyd essu siusls rooms
varrArtsd 20 Vertuir bosro frcm a. 30 10 81 PEI
seak; Lodgings Gus Snd iWo s1I Iass psE IisAl Al 10
Oak q. nsaY PeAti ivtT 2isrsHA
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iIO" Sp.-AOJA5 RlCH 80 NJ FOF
- o. t.St rpt s8t'iHF. ssf u'r.IF 10 . III thf
.nN, Ill2 tw vNlas i..les s,n b. ac5o na,,,
essna' s' lSn Wass stsh 1t, eos can G,e bs,h L. ths
upsh Iva 9Aan'l3S
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KuhGsFoRDE osWBao srAROH ~
- 49, .trow an h-s % ns,ural b-irS. vhlN.
hSystVsns ~ ss esrs r. % sverI bsk sad psskass.
Hpo a&aorIOt
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ARTICG.HsS F0Rs SASS

a NUMBER OF BUSINESS WAGONS.
ne. and Secoas hams, scch as srooe a, bsker's
b,umbsI's, osIpsntefb and sTorss. You Stll aud
thi' plAoe "A faVsrsbe ~ that Gao ke fonnA Y o
~ article CO. he . EHrrant,v 10 90 As tsprvrent,d
bIs"Akl'S WAGON fsotagy, bBd street. bst ~esu
STs1dsu aud hlSktn ave. Hui 94aaslbs
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II OR BACH ANNIH
49,. s4rul ruNEK4 ~
TRUNKS vAlISES, CARPET GAGS 90.
10. WAhnss sIEz.t agd 90 BEoAD~AY,
heW HUkE,
FACTORY
- n ~ hAnug. AAssS. srssv-' ssz.s'.
se.satHs - tas, vaain-.is 0,oss irlias lss ga.
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tooRS. DO0RA. D00kS-EOR aALH
~ shs.y Tor a>-h- A. % Grsn6 u, winism.bsrsn.
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Observation-Disclosures AND TiIEIR
= s'y . a GOV sinav seiI lgpsn c BE- vel a.
-1tff' II t' . VII b.lrd n sCa7 lrCa'l., ra.f ~
sl. s" No. rions fu- rhct ar uufl -hg forn,.
@ ~ r~a's. Arcw ~ IA 6il.p a. W2Aga.asIla
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IRON PLANER - FGrCHBUR9 MAKE
Avn plans, ~ !eet long, % iochas vida 80 incbe,
sh- ofoes and down fed motiol, with e0u ater
.bSft a. hArgs hSs besn few moaths but
Ia Peifeet order, and = tpls1dld machihe. VIII
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RuBIHG2s wAaoEs, NEW AND second
bot. broAdgsF And ipth ave. lyib aAarslla
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tlOAHpING--DSk or THO NgCHsE.
'<ts Aufuari s7 ~ hor, ctu b. Iceosat, "a
~ a % rsas0uaai. tsr.0s osntla a cbu
l~n Htl be taken sod oJ'.sl ntdtnOts rare tSo
Nu e. igi' 2ars'l4e
The national Republican., 1861-02-04
MERRY's MUSEUM,

PARLEY'S MAGAZINE FOR CHILDREN
AND YOUTH.
IN addition to the able Editors and Writers con-
l nected with this veteran Monthly, the PRINCE
OF WRITER'S for the Young,
JACOB ABBOTT,
(whose Harpers Story Books, Rollo Books, Lucy
Books, and other charming Juveniles, are as fa-
miliar as household words,) is engaged to fur
nish choice articles, beginning with the January
number for 1861.
THE MUSEUM is designed to aid in the forma-
ton Of good character, and in storing the mind
with useful knowledge. 1t is literally Treasu-
ry of Knowledge and Gallery of Amusement
filed with Tales, Sketches, Poetry, Enigmas,
Puzzles, &C., &c.
1t forms Two Volumes year, embracing 3s4
pages, and $50 choice Engravings-all at the
low price of ST. a year, in advance. Single copies
10 cts. New subscribers will marvel that they
have been SO long strangers to this YouNa PEo-
PIES FAvoRITE.
B6- Every person, sending one new name be-
sides his or her own with 50, will receive promptly
a copy of MERRY's New Book OF PUZZLES, free of
postage.
par male or female Agent wanted in every
town in New England.
Address the Publisher for New England,
q. W. LIGHT,
jan "a IL fremont street. Boston.
The national Republican., 1861-02-04
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Wulards' Hotel-Hon Ruffin, Hon M
Morehead, Hon d Reed, N G; John Murphy,
Va, Hon Fl J Gardner, Mass, NJ Daniel, Eng.
land, Gov s P Chase, Ohio, L Chambers, N Y,
Hon R Field, R NJ Price, G Van Vorsh, N J.,
Hon r Hitchcock, Ohio, B Halliday, A s
Hughes H Quackenboss, N Y, A Knon,
La, d F Appleton, G Davis, W G Porter, N Y,
R Porter, Pa, G II Carroll, N Y, G Gibson,
Pa, Hon W o Butler, Hon j W Broken.
brough, Ky, Hon d M Barringer, N G, R NJ
Harris, U s A, Geo W Martin, Ohio, j B Ede'
lin, U A, Smith, G s Orth, Ind Hon
W s Groesbeck, F 7 Bachus, G Wright, G
J Wright, Ohio.
National Hotel-B Hotchkss, Conn, E
Robertson, s A Glover, Va NJ Myers, Mass,
J R Hogg, Nd, Capt J B Todd, H Randall,
W J Walker and lady, La, G Bartholomew, Ill,
P Drane, J NJ Rose, N Y Hon J R Gid.
dings, Ohio.
Brown's Hotel.-W Kelly, J B Peet, Nd
F Cox, N Y, II Hall, Stone, N J E Bone
A E Knox, La; A j Tyler, lady, and son, Va
D H Serios, Wis, J l. Hawkins, F Farquhar
J Mcintosh, Md, B Rice, Va.
Krkwood House.-J Porter, Pa, M A
Eaton, N Y, G H O'Neal, Fla, A Herman
and lady, Nd. T Pittel, Kansas, 7 W Ford, o
The national Republican., 1861-02-04
Georgetown Correspondence.
GEORGETOWN, FEB. 2, l

uEORGETOWN, TeO. q, lcOl.
Our town councils met yesterday evening.
No business of Importance was transacted.
There was warm political discussion between
Messrs Tenney and Stake, and our Unionlov-
ing Tenney acquitted himself as firm and
strenuous friend of the old Union.
A grand fancy and masquerade ball is to take
place among our German fellow citizens Of the
Turnverein, Monday evening, at Forrest Hall.
Our noted costumer, Mr. Marshall Of Baltimore,
will be here, and can be found at Mrs. Lang's
hotel, to supply all with such Mosques and
fancy dresses as they may desire.
The following officers Of our volunteer corps
received their commissions to-day: Company
A, Anderson Rifles, O. Henry Rodier, captain /;
David Mason, first lieutenant; Edwin krouse
second lieutenant; George b. Lipscomb, third
lieutenant.
Company B.-F. W. Jones, captain VIM.
Drew, first lieutenant Thomas Orme, second
lieutenant; j. w. Hilleary, third lieutenant.
The officers of the mounted cavalry and the
Darlington Home Guards also received their
commissions.
GEORGETOWN, Feb. 3, 1861.
Last night, about 8 o'clock, colored man
named Joe David, slave of Lieut.. Bssel, at
the upper part of High street, had fit-s dis.
ease to which he is subject-and falling into
the fire, very severely burnt himself on both
hands and legs almost to crisp. The fire
also extended to the floor and some clothing
in the room he occupied, and but for Mr.. JEFF
ferson Robinson, who saw the smoke, and has
tened to the spot, he, with his dwelling, would
have been consumed. This man thus falls as
tax upon our town, and we are at loss tc
know by what principle of justice any man car
allow his slave to become thus burden to tn,
whole public. In the States there are laws
enacted which protect the public from this kind
ofimpostion, and SO it ought to be here also
l hope this matter will be attended to. .,saxz;
The national Republican., 1861-02-04
sCHENCK's PULMON1C SYRUP.

nR. SCHENCK, Of Philadelphia, finds it i'm
- possible to visit Washington every week,
and has made arrangements to positively be In
the city the third Wednesday of every month.
He has a suit Of rooms at the Avenue House,
where patients can obtain advice free. He only
charges when it is necessary to make thorough
examination of the Lungs with the Respirome-
ter s. B. Waite is agent for Schenck's Pull
monic Syrup, price 81 per bottle, for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds, and Consumption Schenck's Sea
Weed Tonic, price ST. per bottle, for Dyspepsia; /;
Schencks Mandrake Pills, price 25 cents per
box, for Liver Bilious Complaints and Constipa-
ton of the Bowels. DIR. Schenck would be
gruteful to those who have been cured by his
remedies, if they would leave their certificates Of
cure with S. B. WAITE, corner Seventh street
and Louisiana avenue. dec 2l-3m
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BOOKS FOR THE TIMES,
AT FRENCH 4 RICHSTEIN'S,

27S Psnnsyloania apenme.
Parton's Life of Andrew Jackson, 8 vols, cloth
= price IS. 20 }.--s.f--- an. ...
Cotton is King, large svo, sheep, price SO.
Life of Abraham Lincoln, l2mo, cloth, price 81.
Van Dykes Great Sermon, paper, 10 cents.
Hardee's Tactics, 2 vols, price $l.5O.,
Artillerist's Manual, So. -
Field ARTILLERY, price $3.50.
Bayonet Exercise, price $l.25.
Sword Play, price so cents.
Rifle Practice, $l.75.
Cavalry Tactics, price $2.50.
Scott's Tactics, vols, price $3.50.
Jomini's Art Of War, price $l.25.
Military Laws Of the United States, price SO cents
New Books Just Received.
The Shadow in the House, new novel, by John
Saunders, l2mo, cloth, 81.
Marion Graham, or Higher than Happiness,
l2mo, cloth, price $l.25.
Romance of an Irish Girl, l2mo, cloth, price 81.
The Dutch Dominic of the Cstskills, by the Rev.
David Murdoch, D. D., l2mo, cloth, Sl.25.
Any of the above sent free by mail on receipt
of price.
The usual heavy discount on all books bought
for cash from us.
A large and beautiful assortment of Valen-
tines for 1861
The trade supplied at New York wholesale
prices. FRENCH Il RICHSTElN,
jan 25-3w 278 Penn. av.
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which be trundled his prisoner TO the guard.
house, followed by large crowd. - ~
James Crafty was brought in BY Guardsman
Ooombs, charged with being drunk and dis
orderly fine and costs, $2.94.o s .. s.. q
Benjamin f. Baker was brought in by Off
Brewers charged with stealing q bag of clothes
from q marine. We published the circum-
stances Of this case in the Republican Of Sat.
urday. Set for trial. nod a'7 3h'1"
The national Republican., 1861-02-04
TO HoUsEKEEPERs OF WASHINGTON

TO HOUSEKEEPERS OF WASHINGTON
GEORGETOWN, AND VICINITY.
WE invite the attention Of housekeepers to
w our very large and beautiful stock of
China, Glass, and Earthen Ware,
Which is now rendered complete in every depart
ment by our recent importations.
We deem 1t unnecessary to enumerate articles,
as we have everything that is usually kept in
the China business, from rich decorated French
China Dinner and Tea Sets, to the ordinary
Earthen Ware; and, as we import the majority Of
our goods, we are prepared to furnish the best
quality, either to the Wholesale or retail trade,
as low as any of the importing houses Of Balu-
more.
English and American Cutlery of superior
quality.
Also, Horn, Buck, and Cocoa-handled Cutlery,
from the same factories.
Silver-plated Ware on fine albata, warranted.
A large stock of Coal Oil Lamps, numerous
patterns.
Psrlor Lamp shades and Chimneys
Out Glass Globes
Hyacinth Glasses, Fancy Articles, Toys, &C.
C.S. FOWLER & CO.,
dec 4-eo 504 Odd Fellows Hall, 7th street.
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New York Markets.

New York, FEB. 2.-Cotton closed dull
sales Of $4,000 bales. Flour has declined s
eents-State s5.l5 a s525; Ohio $5.6S "a
$575; Southern $5.55 @ $500. Wheat has
Corn is heavy, and i cent. lower. Mixed, 6s "a
go cents white Southern II "a 75I; new yel.
low 60 cents. Pork heavy. Lard heavy at 81
@ lOs cents. Whisky steady at ls cents.
The national Republican., 1861-02-04
GAS FIXTURE ES!
The BEST ASSORTMENT EVER OFFERED

THE BEso ASSOHI MEN II EVER UTTERED
IN THIS CITY
THOSE who desire to select from new patterns,
l. with the advantage of reduction in prices,
will call early and examine.
We would also call the attention of persons
about introducing gas into their dwellings to our
increased facilities, and consequent low prices,
for this branch of our trade. .;
Inviting all who desire their work done
promptly, and free from gas leakages, to call at
269 Pennsylvania avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, south side.
nov 20 wv. THOMPSON L co.
The national Republican., 1861-02-04
A. HUBNER'S

DRESS-MAKING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. SOC Eleventh street, 6etpeen Pennsylvania avs-
and E street.
A IL kinds of Ladies' Garments, Dresses,
II Cloaks, Mantelets, Sacks, Zouave Jackets,
&c, &c, cut and made to order, by every fash
ion plate in the latest Paris and London styles,
at the shortest notice. dec 3-3m