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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-17
4 O'CLOCK ?. Y
Maryland Legislature within
Quorum.
MARYLAND REBEL FARMER ARM
GariDaEdi mot Comm.

WAsu1NCroy. SIX.
A Government official called onF --
ker this morning, and obtained the--
information he had gathered up to t..
was wounded. 1t is now believed e.
quiet will insure his recovery. T.a=
Maryland where he was wounded i
bed OF Secession.
FREDERICK, Nd, Sat-.
There are not more than tHenty-4u-.
OF the two Houses here, who will mes.a.
Journ until tomorrow morning, T@4
sion prevails that they will be unaJ.
Journ or do business from the lack otau
No visitors are allowed in the Navy Ia.
der any circumstance.
New YORK, Se,.
A Washington dispatch says ta.@
connolsance was made by Professor La.
night. The Tri6une's Washington ls
states that the Rebels attacked our left w.
force last night, and destroyed severn. /.
rlcks and other property, and posoaaa.
Der of cattle belonging to Union farmer
farmer named Henderson is on trial in A..
dria, for leading cur men into Rete @
cades.
Garibaldi disavows sny intention ota-
to this country. The Times dispatch an
Mr.. Corbet made Reconnaissance nes' J
son 8 Hill on Monday. The Rebel toM.
has been Increased fys-fold since Suudl7
fort there is very weak and only delsa@
small field pieces, but a mile beyond a'&
works with. heavy siege guns commanli;
sons Hill and the surrounding country
This is hid by their bell woods which
be removed in ten minutes, but our tio].H
probably not be caught in that trap
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-17

Z, The BrattleborO' company was organized on
Saturday last, after the Saxton River recruits
Were merged with it, and made choice of officers
as follows: Captain, Addison Brown, ir., Brat
tIeboro LIST Lieutenant, William G. Holbrook
Brattleboro'; I'd Lieutenant, Dennic W Far
Brattleboro. v OH
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-17

cAAcclDENT:-On Monday Bradford Williams
OF Peru, while in the woods hunting with pis,
tol, accidentally shot himself, the ball onteriny
the wrist passing upward, and coming out nea
the elbow. Argus.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-17

HE STATE FAIR has, we are glad to notice
proved pecunlary success, the Directors get
ting through with it without being "out Of
pocket" The attendance on Friday and Satur-
day was quite large, though mostly from the vi
entity Of Rutland.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-17

The NATIONAL LoAN.-We call the attention
of all Vermonters in this vicinity, who have al
heart an earnest desire for the success of oul
Government, in its present struggle with armed
rebellion, to the advertisement of Mr.. Jewett,
in another column. From every town in the
Country, where the subscriptions have been
opened, We have heard most cheering intelli-
sence OF the promptness and alacrity exhibited
by capitalists in strengthening the hands Of
the Administration, by literally giving Of their
substance IN exchange for Treasury notes.,
The Government must Of course have money
largely, and the people have it to invest. If
tho nation survives, as we believe it will, the
notes will command large premium, and if
contrary to all our expectations, and in the face
Of all the history Of Gods proyidential deal.
ings with people struggling for Liberty and
Right, we fail, our property will only be saved
to be the spoil and plumber Of such thieves as
Floyd and his robber clan. Give freely, and it
shall be returned to you again in Scripture
measure, pressed down, shaken together, and
running over.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-17

CHARLES D. SwAsEY, Esq. of this town, has
oeen ouly admitted and enrolled, at the present
term of she County Court, as an Attorney Of III
Washington County Bar.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-17

. Z, RUNDLETT, of South Royalton, has been
appointed Recruiting officer for the Cavolr1
regiment in Windsor Co., vice REED r, sco,;
resigned. burlington Times. 0''00A'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-17

CArT. Drew of the Second Regiment has
Deon sent with about $50 other prisoners from
Richmond to Castle Pinckney, one of the fort;f-
cations In Charleston Is. G. harbor.-Ihd "
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Lieutenant Higbec, the mastering officer, has
mustered in six companies, VIZ: st. loans,
lIydepark, Cornwall, Burlington, Middlebury,
and Brandon; the remaining four companies
Will be mustered in to-day.
A peremptory order came FROM the Governor
yesterday afternoon to Col. Smalley to move
forward the Regiment to-day We do not quite
understand this. The Regiment is not IN o tit,
we nay cay decent, condition to depart, and we
fear if Gov. Fairbanks does not countermand
the order Col. Smalley will be tempted to throw
up his COMMISSIONER certainly ho could not
be blamed for it, under the circumstances. HE
Regiment is not IN fit, we may say decent,
condition to depart, and we fear if Coy. FAR
banks does not countermand the order Col.
Smalley will be tempted to throw up his COM
mission, most certainly he could not be blamed
for it, under the circumstances The demand
for troops may be great, but to send forward
troops in the condition that those here are in, ID
worse than folly; and not only for the good OF
the troops themselves, but also for the credit of
the State we hope it will not be dono.
The Regimental Band arrived in the noon
train yesterday, and judging from several pieces
played to a large gathering on the ground, it
will prove a most excellent Band, after little
practice Adams Messenger, l7th
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Camp Holbrook.

Camp Holbrook, named in honor Of the Gov
ernor elect, presented busy scene ye'terday.-
The weather being delightfully."- pleasant lafg-
er number of people visited the camp tnan on on
any previous day. The troops appeared 10 Do
in excellent spirits, and are anxiously awaiting
the arrival of their guns and uniforms, when
they will be ready to move to the seat OF war.
The following are the companies comprising THIS
Regiment, and the names of their Captains
The Richmond company is the only company
but that has elected officers, and it may have
done 80 last evening
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-17

Company, Hydepark, Il. G: Benton OaP1'
!" Manchester, G. P. Dudley, g
/" Cornwall, E. S. Stowell, "
/" Rutland, 3. R. Jenne, "
St. Adams, G. G. Chandler,
Brandon, G. W. Seager, "
Middlebury, G. W. Rose, g
Swanton, j. G. Sheridan, g
Richmond,
p o1ui, Sc
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Views by Mail.

A German from New Orleans informs the New
York Tribune of u notable plan which the
Crescent City rebels have concocted for break
ing the blockade. Eight steamers are loaded
and ready to sail for Europe, as soon as the
famous ram, which they have built, can 20
down and drive off the blockading force. The
expectation Is to run to sea while the {! ram -
scatters our bulldogs, and it is supposed that
tho spectacle Of eight Confederate vessels enter
Ing an English port would suffice to cause Eng
land to declare our blockade broken.
Forts Jackson and Phillips, at the passes Of
the Mississippi, do not contain over 1900 men,
it is reported, while there are not over 1900
pounds of powder in the two Forts. IF so thew
could be easily captured
Jamestown, Md, Sep, 1G.
A quantity of cavalry arms and couinmepts
recently seized by some soldiers at the house of
Capt. John l., Duties under a msapprehension
that they were to be used to aid the rebel cause
have been ordered by Cen Banks to be restored
it appearing from good Union authorities that
Duties has always been an unfinching Unionist
and that they were issued by Gov. Hicks to sus
tain the Union cause in that County.
Capt. DUTIES will return them to Gen. Hicks,
upon their delivery. There has apparently been
increased activity in all the departments Of this
division.
Richmond, Sept. l2.-News has been receiy-
ed here that vessel under British register had
arrived at New Orleans with an assorted cargo
consisting in part of 5000 muskets and rs
rifles. --'
The correspondent of the Dispatch. writing
from General Wiso's headquarters dated 5th
INST says his force was encamped at Hawk.
hest, on the New River and Dogwood Gan. No
important movement had taken place.
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HAVING CHOSEN OUR. CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
AND WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET Us RENEW OUR
TRUST IN GOD AND co FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The national Republican., 1861-11-14
COR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AL
FALL RlVS..

BY the splendid ard superior steam. . 49,
ers METROPOLIS, N 4 EMPIRE
STATE, BAY STATE. and STATE OF HA1NE
Of great strength and speed but particularly adapted
to the navigation of Long Island Sound. running 10
connection with the Fall River and Old Color '
railroad, distance Of IS miles only to Boston.
Leave Pier No. s, North river, near the Battery.
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Cart Braytoo,
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Friday, at O'Clock, y
NJ, touching at Newport each way.
The steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 4 O'Clock
p. NJ. touching at Newport each way.
These steamers are fitted with coInmodius state.
comfort Of passengers who afforded by this route
proceed per steamboat train, reaching Boston early
the following morning, or may remain on board un
til starting Of the accommodation at 9 A. N by
which they may reach Boston about s.45 A. NJ.
A baggage master is attached to each steamer, who
receives and tickets the baggage, and accompauiei
the same to it's destination.
steamer runs In connection with this line, be
tween Fall river and Providence, daily, kept Sun
days.
Freight to Boston Is forwarded throush with grea
dispatch by an Exprets Train, which leaves al
river every morning, Sundays excepted, lt I 4
O'Clock, for Boston aud New Bedford, arriving at t-
destination at about II A. NJ.
For freight or passage, apply on board, OF atth
office, on Pier No 8, North river. For state room
and berths apply on board, II desired to secur,
them in advance, TO
WN BORDEN, Agent,
aug l7--f 70 and II West street N. Y.
The national Republican., 1861-11-14
DANCIN AGA NILE :.

PROFESSOR BARNES, of New York, re. "a
spectfully announces that he will open hi. lalS
Academies for struction in Fashionable Dancing
at the following places
Franklin Hall, Ninth street. corner OF D. Wednes.
day AID Saturday afternoons at three O'Clock begin.
ming the ltth instant, for ladies' misses and mast
ers and in the evening at O'Clock for gentlemen
and ladies Assemblies every Wednesday evening at
nine O'Clock.
Odd Fellows Hall, Eighth street, Navy Yard
Monday and Thursday evenings a, seven O'Clock for
ladies misses, and Masters and eight O'Clock for gen
tleIncn. Assemblies every MONDAY evening at nj e
O'Clock, commencing Thursday evening, October Il
1861.
Hall corner of Twentieth street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
An afternoon private class, exclusively for ladies
misses, and masters, Monday and Friday afternoons
at three O'Clock, commencing Friday, the 18th OF
October.
Mr. Barnes will teach his classes all of the dances
usually danced including the new Mazurka, Var
sovianna, w atz with changes, Highland Schottische
a new Spanish Dance, Danish Dance. Polka, and
Schotische the Lancers Quadrille IN elegaat sty
| hinuet Quadrile, CaledOnian Quadrille, &c &c
Circulars, terms, and references may be obtained
by calling on Mr.. Franklin, at his store, under the
Hall.
The FRANKLIN Hall will be to let four evenings eacl
week, to respectable parties only for dancing Assem-
bies, which will be kept In the very finest order Fol
terms inquire Of Mr.. Barnes ut the Hall school day
| and evenings. oct Sim
The national Republican., 1861-11-14
The Passport system Abroad.

Accounts from Europe continue to rec'Id
the approaching total abolition Of passport.
Our correspondent writes from Germany:
In recent Journey from Russia. by way
Of Sweden, Norway, Denmark, England. Be-
GUM Holland, the Free Cities, France Prus,
sia, and the various minor German Stats |
WAS not once asked for passport and the old
annoying passport system may BE- considered
az practically abolished in all those countrc =.
By royal DEGREES it IL officially abolished ia
Holland and Sweden; and it is reported that
no less parsonage than the Grand Lama pi
Thibet has issued similar decree reSpectin Z
his dominions while the King Of sam has pos
itively done the same. Even Russia, and oqnal-
ly exclusive Austria, have abated their rigOr in
this respect, and travellers from other parts ui
Germany frequently cross the Austrian tr II
tier aud go to Vienna without the ouce esseI,
tial bit of paper. In l,aly one can travel fror
Naples to Milan uncaallenged, excepting ii
the States of the Church, willie three years AZ
it was necessary to have the Sandman, th'
Neapolitan the Papal, the Modenesf, ami th'
Parmesan uises for similar Italian trip.
"The extension OF railroads has been t.,
chief instrument in the abolition OF passports
but the attempt to assassinate tn" Frcucl Em
peror in 1857, was u terrible blow TO the
system; for Orsini, Pierry, ani Ruds had pass
ports perfectly en- regle, aud thus the inNblir.
of the system TO keep out OF the country thu
most dangerous man was clearly proved. Al
ready Europeans talk Of passports as a defun"
humbug, and in a few years they will, in nj
probability, be utterly things OF the past"
The national Republican., 1861-11-14
CErrRA,. RAILWAY.
SUpEGIyrEypEs1's OFylcE,

DufkLlSTESDfsI offlCk,
Cdivsr Station baltimore, May Is, 1851
On nd after sunday, May 10Th, 1851, Trains OF
NORTHERN ENTRAL RAILWAY arrive and
depart as follows, until further notice:
TRAINS NORTH
MAIL is A. N.
EXPRESS at A.35 =. NJ
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATIONS st S.lb T.
NJ
The S.l5 A. NJ. train connects at Relay House witt
trains on the Western Mary land Railroad at Han
over Junction with Hanover aud Gettysburg Rail
roads; OF York with York and Wrightsvilr Kali
rUal; at Harrisburg with Pennsylvania kaiirOaC
iOr all paris OF the West also with Lebanon Valley
Kailroad b. NeU Pork dirsci; at Northumberland io
j. aud h. Rail Dad for Kingston and all paIta o.
Wyoming valley and at Suhtury With the Phlla
ceiphia aDd Eria Railroad for ali parts of $orthcF'
Punns, lyanIa and New York.
The 35 7. II. train makes all the a0Ovt conneU
lions except Harhyer HailroRd Whgntsville Rail
roac and the Lebanon Valley Railroad.
The IS L. d. train makes connections with PenD
.vvania Railroad lOT all paris Of the West, and d.
rc,t connections for New York.
The A, NJ, Q 90 i. NJ, aud 45 p. NJ, train
from Washington City connect with this road
TRAINS ARRIVE:
Mail at 6.1O Z u Express al T.i5 A. NJ; Harris
burg Accommodation OF I'D J.. NJ.
For tickets and Information iHqu re at the lck.I
Olice Calvert StatOn, Baltimore
glp-tf e. tlAhkE. S1V
The national Republican., 1861-11-14
FLAX AND HE M p.
NEW MODES OF PREPARATION, AND NEW USES FOR
THE PRODUCTS.

YGw MODES OF PREPARATION, AND NEW USES FOR
THE PRODUCTS.
The new modes of preparing these article
and the important uses new and old) towhi"h
the product is applicable, indicate the propri"
~ of immediate attention to the subject, in Al
it's bearings. Intelligent farmers, especially ,
to fertile West, may largely promote their " 4,
interests and the public welfare by consider [
the matter fully ard quickly. Preparations r
next years crops should be made with ref =
euce to an increase OF the crops Of both ari
cles. where the soil and other considerati
are favorable. especially on the western pr
ries, where corn. The present leading saple. :
at low prices, for want Of adequate ard Ch }
transit to seaboard markets. Our rem ,rks
these subjects have produced much inquiry
the regions above mentioned, in reply TO : N
Of which we may state that the American F \
Company, composed of prominent men. as' 9
ated for promoting the new preparations arl
uses Of fax and bemp-for the new proc 49,
is applicable to both articles-will -stabl II
works, wherever the requisite supplies Of ri'
material and other facilities can be obtain ;.
Three considerations are pre- requisite for tn -,
establishments: First cheap supply OF IT,
stalk of fax and hemp; second. adequate wat =
supplies for the preparation and third, t.
silities, by rail or water, for cheap transpor'
ton.
The company will cooperate with reSiden :
in suitable localities for making establishmnn
for the above-named purposes, being desir'' =
of having the farmers and other business IN
become interested pecuniarily in the preprA
tion, as well as in raising and trading in 'h'
raw material.
Applicants for such establishments shou'
state In their letters:
|. The rate at which fax straw can he bong
per ton Of 1000 lbs, for cash on delivery a
certain suitable points on railroad, or on 80
nsls, lakes, or navigabe rivers. The straw
need not be pulled, but may be cot like has
or grain, the farmer threshing out the seed .ui
his own profit
2. The price wanted for fax straw in sheaval
bundled like grain, and also for Ii in rough
and crumpled state, like straw from threshiI I
machines
3. Whether there isa good supply of water
not for water power, but for the ireatme''t Il
the fax straw in the new mode sulicir";
water, say, to keep a six inch pipe runninE;
and also whether tae water is sOf' or lmey
l. The facilities and cost Of transportation
and the condition OF the neighborbood where
such Establishment may be desired.
Some Of the prosperous colonies, like that u
GalVa, Illinois, may largely and quickly pro
note their own and the public Interests hi
promptly acting in this matter. Feeling dee,
interest in promoting an enterprise so mp"r
ant-oue which opens new fields for profitable
farming industry and commercial enterprise
and knowing also the high public and prva.
character Of the gentlemen controlling th'
American Flax Company in this city and State
we freely contribute our share of labor /
arousing public attention to the subject.-Ne"
York World.
The national Republican., 1861-11-14
NJ d II 1 @ E
adams Express Company"

This Company otfeIs to the public " Unequalled
Advantages for the " Safe and Quick Dispatch" o
10 to all parts Of the United States.
Expresses to and from the North and " est depart
from and arrive in Washington twice dsily. AL
Expresses are in charge Of eupei1reed and rsliabl
Messengers.
All Packages for " The Soldiers " carried at " Ont
Half' our usual rates.
All goods fer the so.called " Confederates States
and all articles /" Contraband Of War" will be RE
FUSED.
Our Expresses leave New York at l,6 and r: M.
arriving IN Washington ut A ii. and 80 +. N.
Expresses leave Philadelphia at 80 A. Ii and j.
Expresses leave Baltimore at 4.20 A. N. and a
P. n arriving in Washington at A. n. and 5.S'
p. N.
Bxpresses for all points North and West leave
Washington daily at 7 80 A. N, and 80 p. n.
Special Contracts for large quantities Of Freight
can be made on application ut this Office.
Ali goods called for and delivered free Of extr,
charge, T. W, PARSONS,
Superintendent Adams Express Co.
Washington August %, '6l aug23-lm
The national Republican., 1861-11-14
X nj Y L GLO til =
QsARTLRMAsr.n GENERALS OFFICE,

WuNlnOIOH, 'CUIfT N, IlIl
Proposals are invited and will be received by It.
U. y. Quartermas'er at p Philadelphia, Penn, urtu
IL O'Clock at noon on the 10Th hay of Noy,mb. ,
next, for Furnishing CLOTHS FOR ARMl
CLOrHIAG.
Zach proposal must be accompanied by samples I
the cloth which IL il proposed to furnish The cloth
Light OF dark blue will be preferred and light grey
will not be CO.. sidered.
Bidders must state the number nf yards they VI.
be prepared to furnish in each month, and for no
many months, at the clothing depots in New York
or Philadelphia, or both, and the pric' pr yard ioT
each quality and width
PropJssls and samples will be plainly marked
and addressed 10 the u s. Quarter master, Philadel
phia, Penn
Each bid must be accompanied by pro!er guar
antee setting forth that, If the co., rae Is aW dTc
to the party named therein he will At ono execute
thu same, and give bonds IN double the amount Of
tue contract or the faithful performance thereof
Z. NElGS,
QuaTtrrmaster Genera Z >. Amy
nov 2-dtl5thNOv
The national Republican., 1861-11-14
ErOR THE WEST AND SOUTH.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

On and after May l6th 1851 the trains will run III
follows, viz: Leave Camden Station, Baltimore
Mail, except Sunday at $50 A. NJ Express daily
at 3.45 P. NJ Both Trains 60 directly through FOR r
ALL PARTS or THE WEST, SOUTHWEST
AND NORTHWEST.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the A. M
Train; between Piedmont and " heeling take Ae.
commodation Train, leavint Piedmont at s 40 A N
and between Grafton and Parkersburg, take the $40
A. NJ. Train from Baltimore.
The FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at
4.30 r. NJ. and Frederick ut $50 A. NJ.
The ELLICOTT'S MILLS TRAIN leave Balu
more at 20 and 9.15 A. NJ and Las and $40 2. NJ
and Llicotts Mills at 10 and 1l6O A. NJ, and 8.45
and I 90 p NJ.
For further information, tickets Of every kind
&c. apply to J. 7. ENGLAND, agent at Camden
Station, or at the Ticket office.
W. z. SMITH,
Master Of Transportation.
aug 10 l.. NJ. COLE, Gcnl Ticket Agent
The national Republican., 1861-11-14
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD

Passenger Trains leave ria Pavonia Ferry rzS
and Long Dock, from foot Of Chambers street 4s<l
New York. as follows, viz:
Att A. NJ EXPRESS, for Dunkirk, and Buffalo
and principal intermediate Stations.
Ats A NJ MAIL, for Dunkirk, and intermeda .
Stations This Train remsius over night at Elmirs
and proceeds the next morning
AGA NJ, MILK, daily, for Ottsville, and inter
mediate Stations.
AT ii A. N ACCOMMODATION daily, for Por'
Jarvis, and principal Stations
At z. H., WAY, for Middletown. Newburgb
and intermediate Stations
ASP. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS. daily, for Err.
kirk, Buffalo, Canandagua, and priacipal Station
The Train of Saturday stops at all Mail Train 81
tens, and runs only TO Elmira
At Q P. NJ, ACCOMMODATION. for Homes
Vile and principal Stations.
CHAS. MINOT Genl Supr
NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiver ,uglo
The national Republican., 1861-11-14
RAILROADS, EFT ;.
NEW BosIs-NEw CARS.
-sTs FOE BOSTON, IN
NEW LONDON, NORWICH, and WORCESTER
DAILY,
Sundays EXeepted)
At O'clock, P. NJ,

PIER 80 n. r., Toor OF vESTRY STREET,
The new and mag ni6cent steamer CITY OF Bos.
TON, Vim. Wilcox commander, from New York,
Tuesdays, T uursaays, and Saturdays and from
Allyns Point Mondays, W Wednesdays, and FRI
do v.
The new and magnificent steamer CITY OF lew
YORK, Thomas y Jewet commander from New
Yorx-Mondays, "wednesday :, and Fridays; fro l
Allyns Point Tuesdays, Thursaays and Sat.r.
day
These two new stealreis have been built expressly
for this route, with all modem improvements in
cluding Water Tight Compartment and the
tnl stea ever built ior Long Island SoaLd
with this great life pre- erving improven mt.
Conductors accompany the steamers each wa.
Passengers yroceed iroro Aliyn's Point imne.
di .tely arrival Of steamer by Fix Train tC
Boston, Worcester, Lo- ell, Lawrence, F.tchbufg 4
Nashua, Concord the White Mountains &c, &c.
Pa sengers returning fir n Boston leave the D,y o.
&C the Boston a d Worcester railroad at 80 l.. "
worce ter p. NJ, arriving At Allyn'S Point 9.o'
+. NJ.
Freight taken st the Lowest Rates, and de.iys re,
: n Boston y the DeXt cay.
State Ro las l. Isundance caa lie had 20 boar
-t+amers, at ne Boston or New York Offices
adv nee. II. MARTIN, Agent
aug 23-6m Pier 80, N X
The national Republican., 1861-11-14
-,IMMER CLOTHIYG,

GUNNER CLOTHIyG,
We offer our large assortment of thin Sum. -At
mer Clothing at reduced prices, Our stock III
embraces all styles and qualities OF Gentle nv
mems, Youths and Boys Wearing Apparel, ,-lsl'
of the most desirable and fashionable styles.
Also shirts and Furnishing Goods In great variety
Clothing made to order at the shortest notice.
WALL, STEPHENS q CO,
1872 Pennsylvania avenue,
july16 between Ninth and Tenth sts