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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-19

MEDICAL.
TO THE AFFLICTED,
For Ague.
Use Driukhursrs Agus Dose.
Use ossuodH India Cholagogue,
use taschall's Ague Mixture, &C.
For Weak or InfIamed Eyes.
Use Bringhursts Eye Water,
Use Thompson Eye Water
Use Poor Richards Eye Water
Use Becker's Eye Balsam
For Coughs.
Use Briughur,ts Cough syrup,
u.s Ayers Cherry Peetoral. ,.-...,....,
Use JaYne's ESp9etorant
For Dyspepsia.
lisa Bripghur.t'i Dyspsphe Pills
US Peruvian syrup or Prot. SOL Proox. lrou,
Ute Comp. syrup OF phosphates,
Comp. syrup of Aypophosphites,
Hosiettrs Bitlers,
For Worms.
Use nrlnghursi'. Worm .yrup,
Usp Briughuisl's Worm tozenges
Use Faluesioeks Vermifuge, &c.
For Hernia OF Rupture.
Go to E, Bringhurst Co. and he htted with Truss
For FIatuIence.
Use hriughursts Ginger LcEenges
For Children Teethins.
lfh Aths W luhlVM eNVtuuH ogAupf
For a CalharIic OF Purge.
Use Drnghurss Purgat'e Syrup IA substitute for Cas-
tor on) -
Use Brnghurst's purgstive pills, sugar eoAisd)
uss Citrate Of Magnesia,
Use seidlit1 Powders &c.
For Purifying the Blood.
Use lrnghurst's Alternative Syrup
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
Bulls saraparia,
Peruvian Syrup, &c
For Constipation.
Use Rringhursts purgatiye Syrup,
Or those superior Elastic syrnges sold by B. Bring
| hurst Co.
For Diet.
Use Sage Tapidca Bfoma, Pure Chocolate. Gelatin o
Junket made with Bringhursts Liquid Rennet'
For Illuminating Purposes
Use the genuine Kerosene Oil with one OF those supeo
ow.prieed Lamps, sold by
EDW. BRINGHURST & CO.,
MANUFACTURING PHARMAcEUTIsTs,
Corner Of Market and Sixth SIS, Wilmington.
sep IS
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
HOLLAND, THB ALLEGED MURDERER.

The man alleged to have been murdered at
Poolesve by Sylvester Holland was named
Thomas O'Conn"r, in Irishmln. The wife of
Holland testified that he was Shn, bv her hus
band in self defence, with II ruwIng piece
,oaded WIN Ducksh"t' Twelve Of which are said
Holland and another man carried the body
across the road and threw it over the fence
into cornfield, where it was found. The ac.
compllce was arrested the morning subsequent
to The murder On the road 10 Edwards's Ferry,
and Holland was taken by n detachment of the
Putnam Ringers near tho foot of Sugaroaf
Mountain On Tuesday night. Holland has been
sent to the county jdi! at Rockville.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
Ar MY AFFAIRS.
OFFICIAL REPORT.
U. S. STEAMER CAMBRlDup,
RAPPAuANNoCK RIVER,

OFFICIAL REPORT
US. STEAMER CAMBRlDuB,
RAPPAuANNooK RIVER,
November o, 1861.
SIR: have the honor to report that on the
9Th instant l ordered detachment Of thirty
men from this vessel, uLder the command Of
Lieutenant Given, assisted by Acting Masters
Eldridge and Strong, and Midshipman Cushing
70 proceed in the U. s. steamer Rescue to the
Cuutomen creek aud cap'ure q schooner re
ported to me to be loaded with frewood and
10 the event OF not succeeding in this, to burn
her.
The schooner was found to be hard aud fast
.shore, aud as it was impossible to move her.
.he was burned in obedience to my orders to
this effect, together with II large quantity Of
hrewood piled upon shore. No resistance was
met with till the Rescue began t, return, when
a body Of rebel troops, armed with rifles on
both sides Of the creek, supposed TO be about
l30 In number with rifed cannon in a
mrkrd battery, attacked her, but without
ellecting much damage to our party. The
rebels were concealed by thick uuderbru'f
and house from which they fired.
Acting Master Strong was struck with O
spent riff, ball. but not seriously hurt, and nc
other person was wounded.
The expedition was perfectly successful, ant
ihe duty performed in a spirited and brilian
manner.
| The detachment reiururd to this vessel abou
: p. NJ, having ben absent on this duty
little more than four hours.
herewith forward Lieutenant Given's re
port of the affair:
| have eelso to report that, having been In
formed by a contrabsnl that there were thre
companies Of rebel troops encampel at tn
town OF UIbana, near large magazine of pow
der. proceeded, on the 9Th inst, to that place
and endeavorId to dislodge them and blow III
the magazine with our battery, assisted by tn
Rescue. After bombarding the encampmen
for an hoar and u ha1f, the magazine was per
iurated several times with our shot and shell
but we were unable TO d s,roy it, the depth q
the water not allowing us to approach III
enemy nearer than one mile and q half TIL
rebels did not reply, except by musketry, whe
boat from the Rescnr attempted to approac
the shore. There were no casualties in thi
action on our side.
Since our arrival in this river, this vesse
has been actively engaged in maintaining tn
blockade.
Respectfully, your cbcdient servant,
WV. A. PARKER,
Commander.
Flag Officer l.. NJ. GoI.psBoRoUGH,
Comd'g U. S. A. b Squadron,
Hampton Roads.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

GEN BURNsIDE.-At the reception in New
York, on Tuesdsy, of the Twenty third Masse-
chusetts regiment, Gen, Burnside said:
THE truth in all its monstrosity was upon
US, and if that slavery which had been the very
cause of the war should really prove, as it as
now thought to be, positive source OF bsllig-
rrent strength to the enemy. he, for one, would
wish to see it swept away. IT." continued
he, " one prrt of our system be bad, in order to
save the rest, let us destroy that bad part II
would be poor genrralship to leave either n
positive or latent source Of strength to the foe
unrouch d He felt especially gratifcd, then,
that cur troops had made l2dgment in the very
hart of The enemy's Countrywide very seat Of
the evil"
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
THE NAVAL ACADEMY.

The Navy Department has recently extended
he time for receiving stu lent5 at the Naval
academy, Newport Rhode Island, to the 3Oth
in.tant Vacancies exist 10 the following
named Congressional districts:
Maine -Th'r 'rd and Fifth New Hampshire-
Third. verpont-Second. Massachusetts,
Third, Fifth, and Eighth. Connecticut Second.
New York-Ftth two In the Tenth, Twelfth,
seventeenth, and Twenty fifth; two in the Twen-
y ninth, aud Thirty-frst. New Jerey-First.
Pennsylvania First, Third, Eighth; two in the
Tenth, Eleventh, Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Eigh-
teenth Nineteenth and Twentieth. Ohio-First,
Fifth, Sixth, Seventh. Eighth, Ninth, Tenth,
seventeenth, Twentieth, and Twenty first.
Illinois Fifth, Sixth, and Ninth. Indiana
Second, Seventh, aud Eleventh. Iowa-Scoond.
Kentucky-First, Third Seventh, Ninth, and
Tenth. Maryland-First, Second, aud Fifth
ichigan- First and Fourth. Minnesota
second. Wrsconsin-Third. Virginia-Se
zenith two In tho Twelfth. Missouri--Two
n the Second, two in the Third, Fourth, and
Two 10 the Seventh. Nebraska-two nomina
ions. Nevada-two nominations.
Members of Congress representing thest
| districts have been desired to make immediat,
nominations. No notice can be taken Of ap
pltcatious made by candidates directly to tn
Department, as the law gives their nomination
t., members Of Congress. The law does no
'nthorize appointments L" at large to be mad
by either the President or the Secretary Of th
Navy, and there is no ,oay TO secure an appoint
ment ercept throu III a nomination by the men
her Of Congress from he District in tchtch III
applicant actual y resides.
Candidates ara required to be between four
teen and eighteen years of age, and their pre-
else age and actual place of residence must b
sat d in m liking their nomination.
Congress at the ezra session made no prov
,ion for filling vacancies from the States
rebellion.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
AiesandrIa Corpsspondencs.

ALEXANDRA, November IA, 1861.
The annual weekly iueeting. of the Union
Association of Alexaudria was held at Lyceum
Hall, in this city, on Wednesday evening, the
18th ult Ihave never seen meeting Of this
a~ociation so well attended as was that of last
evening The growing interest manifested by
the people of this city and county in the wei.
fare of this clnb should be source of gratiA-
cation to loyal citizens everywhere. Its prog
ress has been very rapid and cheering, and it
will not be long, apprehend, before lis con-
sti,uion will be graced by the names of at
least two,hirds Of the people of this county. Al
ready is list of members verges closely upon five
hundred This, considering that sixty odd votes
was all that was pollcd here against that "sum
~ all villanies," the ordinance of secession, is
'oing better than the most sangnine should
have expected.
The principal address before the Associa-
ion, at its meeting of last evening. was deiv-
red by II. B. Sayler, Esq, Of Indiana. The
IentIem ms address was one worthy Of the
principle. be enunciated. II did much to dis.
pN the Misrepresentation of Northern feeling
and sentiment which has been so perseveringly
nd a'siduously circulated throughout the
fIectiug quite change Of feeling in the minds
of many in regard to their Northern friends and
brethren.
At this meeting, the association made nomi
nations for county and city officers, to take the
places of the secesh gentry who now hold them
The election, which has been specially ordered
by Gov. Pierpont, will take place on Wednes-
day next
Hon J. F. Beach, recently elected Union
n"mbcc OF Congress from this district, has
been q lite i'll for few days past, but is now
better. Gen. Montgomery. commanding ut ths
post, who has also been suffering. for few
| days past, from severe attack of bilious
cholic, Is now fast recovering.
Gen. Frnnklin's brigade was reviewed this
afternoon, Qhe l4th inst.,) near the Seminary,
by Gen. Mcclellan. The review was u most
magnificent sight indeed, 1t is said to have
been the finest and mos: satisfactory yet seen on
| this side of the river.
The Pensacola anchored off this city, Is fast
| approaching completion, and will soon he
| ready to go into service '
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

re- Ga the E,st Tennessee and Georgia
railroad three bridges, over Hiawassc river.
Lick Creek, and Holston river, have been
burned. This road cOnnec' $ with tn, East Ten
n.ss.e aud Virginia railroad at Chattanooga.
several bridges on tbs last named road have
been burned. The railroad communication
b,tween Virginia aud the Southwest IL thus
broken up, ~ is also one OF the best routes TO
Grnrgia The other route /, Georgia is now
rrarsued from Por. Royal.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
Ety- The money article "Wednesday of Il

10" The money article "wednesday of the
N. Y. Tribune, Gays:
MIR. Chase, the Secretary of the Treasury,
will arrive in town toni ht, and will hold
consultation to morrow with our bank man
ayers upon the subject of the third fifty mil
lions of Treasury notes, and the remainder Of
III authorized loan which he has the right to
i.sue as a per cent. stock at par, or as a
per cent. stock at an equivalent rate. The
hanks are prepared to meet the Secretary In a
liberal and patriotic spirit, and we have reason
10 believe that an arrangement will be con-
cluded satisfactory to both parties. If the
banks Obtaiued the per cent. loan at par, and
the country continues to prosecute the war
successfully, the Government negotiations oi
1861 ought TO DO worth to these Institutions at
least l5 per cent. on their aggregate capital,
and the market value of th ir stocks should
adv,n in a corresponding ratio.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
GEN. SToNEMAN has been placed in com.
maqd Of all tue cavalry oi the United States
ICOlnIuuuicaisd.
PabiiC Lectures.

beg leave to submit TO the public, for con-
sideration, u question which occurred to me to
be an appropriate one, whether or not n course
OF popular lectures would not be appre ciated
and suitable audience had to Justify employ
ing the best American lecturers, who would
iurhlsh grand literary entertainment as often
az once week through the winter months ?
II IL thought possible that one Of the churches
might be secured to hold the lectures in, Ser-
MAPS Inc Nav York avenue church, which
wInId be c"mmodious and central.
WAsHIEGToE, Nov. 10. CE.DAlLEY.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

RETURNED THE Hon. Green Adams, Auditor
It the Pos Office Department, has returned
from his visit to Kentucky, and resumed the
duties Of his office, which have been 80 satisfac-
toriy filed during his absence, by John F
Sharretts, Esq, his chief clerk.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

rp' Seven slaves escaped from one Of the
plantations of the late Col. John A. Washing
ton are reported to have been brought into
Fort Lyon on Thursday. aud to have been sent
rhcuce to this city. One slave Of this dead
rebel has been held in the city prison here for
months at the expense Of the United States.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

THE NAVAL RETIRING BoARD.-The Naval Re-
firing Board, now in session in New York, has
retired Commodore Lawrence Kearney.
Lieutenant J. Edelen of the marine cor e,
has voluntarily retired, he having been over
fnrty-six years in the service.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
THE WEEKLY National REPUBLICAN

ls published this mornirg, and may be had
of the 'newsboys, or at the counter, with or
without wrappers. This number contains, be-
sides its usual quantity Of interesting matter,
all the official reports of the great naval vic.
tory al Beaufort. S. Q.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

Eo- II Is said that General Reeder, of N. c..
has sent a gentleman here to carry the children
,f Judge Douglas South in order to save their
property. said to be worth halt million, (but
not probably worth tenth part OF that sum, }
from cunfsc alton.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

Eas- General Cameron is reported to have
said at Springfield, (Mass.,) that General Sher
mans force is supplied with extra arms, to
be put into the hands of anybody, (black or
white.) who will fight on our side. This has
to us. the appearance of common sense. He
also said that army officers would not be allowed
l., surrender the slaves of rebels.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

Senator Simmons Of Rhode Island has ptlC-
chased schooner, and proposes TO make IL
voyage to the new port on the Suuthern Coast
with cargo Of desirable articles which be in
tends to dispose Of to the loyal men Of that
vicinity, returning with load tr cotton II
this is successful other voyages similar will be
undertakeu.-N y Tribune
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

re- The N. Y. Tribune correspondent from
Springfield, Mo-, writes, November 8, that
Gen. Hunter has returned no slaves Of rebels
coming into his lines, and that it is not believ
ed that he will do so.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

BIDS OPENED Bids contracting for Govern
nent beeves were opened yesterday. Bids to
furnish the beef on the hoof in Washington
city was taken at S39s, aud for Harrisburg at
S33S
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
BATTERIES roR TIE EXCELSIOR BRIGADE.


The fret Datt,ry Of Wards steel rihed can
non, ordered by the War Department, espcci-
ally for the Excelsior brigade, arrived In this
city on Thursday evening, and has been taken
to the arsenal, where 1t will be inspected by
Colonel KiDgsbury of General McClellan's
staff.
The battery consists Of four guns, two Of 6-l0
iuch calibre and two of G7-l00 inch calbrs
aud are supplied with Hotchks.'s solid shot,
percussion, iron, aud bullet shells, and riaed-
cannon canister. This battery is TO be follow
ed, during the present week, by two more, in
tended for the same destination. The batter
les are fitted, in every particular, in the most
superior manner, and are ready for instant
service. It. may not be improper to add, that
| four similar bitteres have been ordered. by
the Government, for Gcueral Burnsides brig
| ade, and four others have been contracted for
| by the State of Ohio, ali 10 be delivered within
the next forty days.
GENERAL SiCKIEs yesterday placed the bat
terry in charge Of his first company Of artil
!ery, Captain Telts commanding.
MILITARY ARREST.
By order of the Provost Marshal, Mr.. Breck-
inridge, said to be relative Of Hon. John G.
Breckenridge, the traitor, was arrested on Sat.
urday last, and lodged in prison. He holds a
majors commission in the rebel army, and had
but lately arrived from the South.
AMOUNT or LETTERS NAILED AT GEN. BANKs's d.
| VISION.
From the 26lh OF August TO tn, lst of No
vember there were mailed from Gen. Banks 5
division over one hundred thousand letters.
to the different parts Of the country This does
not include large number that are daily
brought to this city and mailed by persons who
are hourly arriving here from the division
upon which the person designated by General
Banks as postmaster, collected the sum Of
eight hundred and three dollars and twenty
four cents
sALrTE.
The salute Of ?? guns fired yesterday in
honor OF the successful engagement at Port
Royal, :. G., by our naval expedition wa,
fired from the guns captured from the British
in tha war of 1872
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

SPEAKER Grow. Hon. Galusha A. Grow,
Speaker of the United States House of Repre-
sentatives has rented the house of Thomas
Berry, Esq, situated on Z street, near Ninth,
for his winter residence.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

Ess- The rebels report the destruction by
their own ha ds OF large amounts of cotton al
Beaufort. These stories are TO be accepted
with caution.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

re- r. J. Atkinson, Third Auditor of the
Treasury, is on visit to Ohio, and Delauo T.
Smith his accomplished chief clerk, is serving
as Auditor dd interim
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

ArroINTED,- Hinton r. Helper, the author
OF the impending Crisis" has been al
pointed Consul to Buenos Ayres, and will leave
in few days for bis post of duty.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

Ea- Yesterday the President and Cabinet
went to Alexandra To get upon tho new war
steamer Pensacola.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

BS- Company A, United States Engt-
nee. s.-Fil,y nte ligeut and able. bodied will
be eAlistd to nll tbi, Company to tie maximum
fixed by law, 100 me2 Inquire at No "a g street
Pay from sl' to ; per mouth, besides food and
cl)thing aug 27-tf
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

CoNsuLs APPoINTED.-George W. Palmer, of
New York, at Gambia: William S. Speer Of
Kentucky, at Zanzibar.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

u q Il Nc AT RUSH TO ARMS HAS
L caused SMITH to rush Nurth and Ieplenish his
stock of Fall and Winter Clothing, which he oIerp
at remarkable low prices at No, 40 Seventh street.
opposite Post O1i06 oot 8-lm
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
Notice !
Notice |,
NJ oTICE

The undersgned begs leave to anlounc TO the citi
zsns of Washington that hs Is prepared TO remale
IInir, Hulk, and Cotton Mattresses at your own
re,dence, thereby saving the expense OF cairiage
All work entrusted TO my Gu hall be lin shed In
the best mlunsr Orders eau be left ~ this OH ,e
Address, COLLINS
nov li-3t*
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

II from the stable of the subscriber, on Thursday
tho 18th, about noon, BLACK MARI MULE,
with switch tail about five years old and abiut thir.
teen han IS hi n The Rbove rd will be paid
de livery at No AaQ Psnns .vania avenue.
roy lb-9s
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

To CORREsrONp s>rs N, at ruuon will be
paid to anonymous communications.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

90 NOTICE. Mass Meeting OF the
Printers of Washington is to BE- held to night at7h
o'clock, in the Council Chamber of the City Hail
Employ ers are respectfully requested to attend.
nov l6
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

30 Having been authorized, by the
War Department, 10 raise and organize q regiment
Of infantry, to serve in the District Colum Ia as
Il home guard persons wishing to raise u ID com
m,nd companies 10 this regiment will report to the
General Recruiting officer, at his headquarters,
.om No. 10, Washington Buildings corner Penn
,ylvania avenue and Seventh street, third story.
ISAAC A PECK
WAsnISsroN, D. c.,
November IL 1851. nov II
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

OST OK sTOLEN-Between and
IL O'Clock. the evening lf The 18th instant two
Say HORSES, middle siz d-ho, Sc and m Ire-about
I yraIs old hsd on new double harness Also,
wagon with wkite canvass top, the box blue; and
red and yellow ornament, wheel painted red
liberal reward will be paid ioc their delivery to
C. FINKMANN,
No 263 PennSy lvauia avenue,
nov lois between 18th and 18th sts.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
&C. PROGRESS OF SLAVERY
IN THE UNITED STATES
BY GEORGE NJ. WESTON.

Copies of this work are for sale at the publication
office OF the National Repuboan, corner Of Seventh
and u streets.
Bound edition, 81 per copy. Pamphlet edition, 2S
conts per copy. apr9-u
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
NJ ISIS CHARLOTTA PATTI.

M ISIS ohAHLoIrA PATTI.
The Public res. ectfuly informed that
MISS CHARLUTTA PATTI,
the celebrated Cantstrice, whose great success Ia
The Acadt mics Of Mu,ij in New York, Philadelphia,
aud Boston, has placed h'r In the font rank Of v
log Concert Singers will make her
FIRST APPEARANCE
In Washington, at the building formerly known as
THE TENTH sTEEEr BAPTIST CHURCH,
Bsesa and Fsts oithin sludye f Penn. arsnue,
On TUESDAY EVENING, November 10Th,
ina
GRAND OT'ERATIC CONCERT
Miss PATTI will BE- assisted, on thi, ,aeion, by
Mime AMELIA STRA AkuSCH,
81, CENTINERI,
The Famous Baritone,
HENRY SANDERSON
The Young American Pianist.
Director and Conductor. CARL SoHREINER.
Admission One Dollar Reserved Seats Fifty cents
extra. Seats can be secured, commencing on Sat
urday, Q A. M, at the Music store of Mr. Metze-
rott.
Doors open at 74 performance to commence at s.
nov ltd
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

RElNFoRCEMENTs are being sent to General
Sherman in South Carolina.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

IrOR NT-TwO PARLOHS, Of easy
Il acces., within one square Of the CAPITOL En-
luire at No. G6a New Jersey avenue, south OF the
Capitol hoVio
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
Saturday, November I6, 1861.

~ Reading Waiter On every page.-Sa
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

JSOR eALE-A pair of hrst-ciass .n
l. Carriage HORSES, or for the Saddle /E>
Enquire II . uoon AkA
Loyle-9ts No. +60 Pennsylvania avenue.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

DS- Samuel F. skinner, of New Bedford,
was convicted at Boston, on Thursday, Of fitting
cut the Margaret Scott as a SLAYER.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
Mail Correspondence ofA,soctated Press.
CAMP MUDDY BRANCH, November II.
pEpEI Mp EIuEl

Confederate picket fires have been visible for
several nights past opposite tho track lying DO.
tween the Seneca and Muddy Branch, but tho
Confederates are invisible during the daylight.
1t is believed there sSe no strong bcdi0s nearer
than Leesburg.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

80 Home Guard.-Havipg received authority
from the War ID, partmert TO raise q company Of
voluntc :rs t. lie ufed in ihe Eista Qf Columbia,
Home Guard notify all persons wishing to unite In
the organization to apply to me at my recruiting
office, Loui'iina avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets These troops to be used only Ia d, fence
of the District aud will rceive the same pay and
allowances given to al troops, and the mastering
out hnuniY Of 800
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
AMUSEM ENTS.
NATlONAL GIRO Usi

NATION CIRCUsi
i ON King. ..............,. Lessee and Manager.
u SCOTT Associate Manager.
70 SECOND WEEK
..H# of the
Re engagement Of '''e'''"' ''a''"'
Nh. JAMES MELVILLE,
First appearance of
JAMES WARD.
Miss Elose, the child rider
"A. Jones,
+. Whitaker,
WIN. Kinoade,
And all the troupe.
Ladies' and family parties will please not forget the
MATINEE ON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. AND
SATURDAY.
ON MONDAY NEXT,
First appearance in Washington Il the famous
Eque.uisnne,
ELLA 10Y RA.
From Niblo's Garden. New York, and tho prit cipaI
Theat,rs Of the oil World. nov 10
GRAND VOCAL AND INsTRUMENTAL
VI g o N q f. II L!
Under the direction and mana cement OF
PROF. GEO. W. WALTER,
Of Baltimore, Pianist,
EoR THE POOR,
Under the ausIce If the Soci Ills OF st. Vincent
Paul. at the
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

BT- The Union Prayer Meeting WA be
holden, every day this week. In the Ergiish u
ihcran Church, cor. cr Of Eleventh and II streets,
to commence at hiltpsst four O'Clock. To be con
nuej ont hour only OstS-t