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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-30


CAS ANYBODY explain why 1t is considered al
most or quite reasonable to call atten tion to ant
demand investigation Of the alleged gross ex-
travaganoe and mismanagcment at Washington
City.-Pin Dispotch.
We hear no one pronounce it treason
except Abolitionists, and not being q
member OF that tribe of lunatios we can.
not answer. We are surprised that the
elitor oft the Dispatch who seems to glory
in his Aboli,ionism, should be kept in
the dark by his own friends. We won
der II they leave him out in the cold du
ring caucus hours, when treason il defined
aud explained in solemn council'
They have poet in the office Of the
Clearfeld Republican. Hear him,
Let the Republican party 'wag rs It will"
Tho Democrats will be gay and happy STILL"
There we pronounce that decidedly
The best and most truthful poem of the
reason. Hereafter the writer will write
exclusively for the New Yerk Ledger. -
Cambria Dem.
Our mountain friend labors under a
mistake. we hsve not been engaged to
write for the Ledger, but it has been hin
ted That we would, eie long be engaged in
the Hotel de Lafayette, adjacent to the
vicinity of the Ledger, But il poetry
makes one eligible to write for the Ledg-
sT our friend Murray will bear of the
palm, ~ his last issue contained no less
than three 'oTiginal pones rhe man
must be unmarried or intends to qualify
himself to write for The Ledger.
n CT. .r,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-30

JUDGE MERRIcK. This gentleman is one
Of the Judges Of the District Of Columbia,
and was last week arrested for treason -
His brother Judges, Morsell and Dunlap
issued an order 70 Provost Marshall Por-
ter, to show cause Why an attachment for
contempt should not issue against him
Tor obstructiug the process sna cause of
justice, in the case Of Judge Merrick.
The President Immediately instructed
the United States Marshall not 10 serve
the rule, but to return it 20 the Court,
and j, form item that the President had
for the present, suspended the writ of
Iiabeas Corpus in all cases relating to the
military, for reasons cf public necessity.
The public may learn from this that so
far as the Judiciary is concerned, and
whatever little of civil authority still rs-
maned in Washington, the last ,estage
ha, been swallowed up by the military.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-30

We psb',sh the result ofthe late hattie
near Leesbury as full - we can from the
numerous and contradictory reports Civ.
en- Us thro' the Administration channels.
The fact that the troops had no boats at
the river, after being there for over three
months seems ridiculous indeed, aud this
is gwen as the reason that 10 macy Of our
men we're lost.
IL would be rs rcasonable to state, and
assign as ia cause Of the defeat that our
troops had 10 guns, as nnde. ci:oums,nn>
ces lik" this 20 say they had 10 boats
For an army o! 40 600 men to occupy the
bank Of a large river which they intended
to cross on almost any day, and have no
boats prepared, is past all excuse To be
prepared for retreat is as much the du-
ty of the commander, as to prepare for a
battle, and to fail to not do this must be
either ignorance or carelessness.
This AFFAIR is an improvement Oh the
Bull Run battle, the retreat has been as
inglorioLs, and the addition Of drowning
men has been added to the horrors Of
the fight. One statement is that ~ were
drowned out of one hundred in the frs,
trip the boat made. II is also stated that
our men run OFT of powder and ball IL
this is so We may be prepared 10 hear the
next time of our army being defeated,
tha, instead of having no boats &c, that
they had no muskeis.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Later from Eurone.
MR.. ADAMS EECH.

g." ~ "A - N VI . - y II II "
Ne,c York, Nov. 24.-The steamship Elna has
arrived with Liverpool dates to the 3Oth inst
The King Of Portugal died of typus fever on
the 18th instant, and the Duke of Oporto has
succeeded to the throne.
The speech of the American Minister, Mr..
Adams, at the Lord Mayors banquet, has at.
tracted considerable attention. 1t was silent
in relation 10 the war In the United States, but
very Pacific toward England. The Daily News
says it was frank, marlv, sensible, and season
able, and must be Co y welcomed by Eng
land at large, especi".y as small but active
faction is doing its utmost to misrepresent
American diplomacy, and create III feeling.
The Morning Post says the speech was mark
I'd by the most friendly statements respecting
the good feelings of the American Govern.
mcnt, and people toward England and hopes
that no occurrence will happen TO belle these
statements.
The London Times Is characteristically sar.
castle, but at the same time complimentary to
Mr.. Adams.
Three British men. of:war were ready to leave
for Mexico, but were detained by the stormy
weather. The French ships were ordered tc
sail Immediately.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
sworn In.

The following is the oath taken by the new
Mayor of Alexandria, before Justice Donn, on
Thursdty:
81 solemnly swear that | will support tho
Constitution of the United States, and the laws
made in pursuance thereof, as the supreme
law of the land, any thing in the Constitution
and laws of the State of Virginia. or in the Or.
dinances of the Convention which assembled at
Richmond on the 18th of February, 1861, to the
contrary Notwithstanding; and that | will up.
hold and defend the Government of Virginia as
vindicated and restored by the Convention
which assembled at Wheeling on the llth day
of June, 1861.
"And | further swear that / will faithfully
execute the Office of Mayor of this city to the
hest of my ability, so help me Cod"
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
Rockville items.


MuRDER.-Wu are called upon TO record the
mel ,nchuly dea b If Mr.. Ninian tston, by the
hands of his wife, on the night of the 18Th inst,
near Layt"nsvillc, in this county. Mr.. ana MRS;
EtstoD, each about fifty.lve years OF age, had
been for some time out of employment, and
being very poor, had become Impressed with
the conviction that they would ultimately
sIlive to death. They wero both somewhat
addicted to drinking, and having obt lined jug
Of whisky, were both drinking till II late hour
on Wednesday night. 1t appears, from her
own statement, that, towards day, they got
into II quarrel, when she procured an axe, anN
knocked her husband down by a blow on the
head. She then got his razor, and cut his
throat with it-carefuIly catching the blood in
basin, and hid it. Afer putting the razor in
It's proper place, she ~ lin struck him with tue
edge of the axe, nearly severing his head from
hs body. STe then put him in bed, covered
hm up, and cndeavOred 10 make her escape.
She was found. after much searching, on Satur-
day morning, concealed in u hay rick, about
halt mile from tho house, whore she had
been from the time she committed the murder.
She expresses great sorrow for committing so
horrid AN act, and says she had the devil In
her, which induced her to commit II, and that
she would not do it again for four'hundred dol.
lars" She is now in the county Jail to await
the action Of the Circuit Court at its ext term.
COMMITTED TO JAIL.-A soldier of the Federal
army, name unknown. was committed to the
jail of this county, On Sunday night last, charg.
Cd with hrlng the STACK yaru OF MT. EiDert
shaw, Of Berry's district, in this county. Mr..
Shaw's loss Ia said to be heavy.
JUDGE APPOINTED. Governor Hicks has ap-
pointed Z ijah Thompson, Esq, Chief Judge Of
the Orphans Court of this county, vice r. p.
Dunlop, Esq, resigned. Judge Thompso n
qualified on Tuesday last, and took his seat.
RELEAsED.-We are glad to learn that the
Rev. Mr.. Leech, arrested, last week, by the
Federal authorities, and taken to Fort McHen.
ry has been released no sufficient cause being
found for his detention.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Holland, residing. in
Poolesville, In this county, was committed to
jail, on Wednesday last, for the shooting OF II
private belonging to Captain Ricketts, battery.
We have been unable to learn the particulars.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
Found Drowned.

On Thursday morning last, information was
brought to some citizens of Alexandria that n
woman was lying drowned on the shore OF
Hunting Greek, just above the bridge. On go.
ing TO the place, she was found drawn up out
Of the water. Her bonnet and shawl had been
previously found a little way fl ON the Creek I;
also her hoops. There were no marks of VIC
lence upon her person, and there was every
indication that she had committed suicide.
There beirg no authorities under whom u for.
NAL inquest could be held, the gentlemen who
went to the spot, after getting all the informa.
ton that was possible, concluded that nothing
could be done but to have her decently buried,
and directions were given accordingly.
The neighbors, and all who saw her, we're Of
opinion that she WAS not II resident of the neigh.
borhood, but was probably follower of one OF
the camps. Her features indicated that she
was German.
An empty bottle, marked "laudauum," was
found either on her person or near by her.
She was quite decently and comfortably clad.
Her bonnet and shawl will be carried to the
Mayors Office. where they may furnish the
means of identifying her. There was no mark
on her clothing, as far as it was examined.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
Movements Of the Constitution u
STEAMSHIP CONSTITUTION,
OF Cane Elizabeth.

8 A. NJ, Nov 23, via Portland.
The Maine Twelfth, with their baggage, were
landed at sundown, and quartered in the depot
awaiting decision as to whether they shall
return to their original camp, go to Camp
Chase, or take transport direct from Port
land.
1t is most Likely that they will take the latter
course.
The Constitution got under way At IL o'clock
and Is now Seamins out to sea with her two
thousand Mass &C chusetts and Connectio troops
only on board.
Colonel Jones has sealed orders to open when
twelve hours out, The weather Is fine and
there is good prospect of II favorable run.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
Kings National Circus.

Matters progress we'll at this finely conducted
establishment. Mr.. King has yielded to desires
Night exhibitions every day at o'clock. He
has roengaged Ella Zoyara, and secured the
services of the well known VIM. Kennedy. He
is IA clever comic sin Ger, and happy in making
local hits and songs. A good clown is essential
TO II good performance, and Mr.. King is deter
mined to engage none but those of ability.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
The CRY IL, still they Come

And all we can hear is, War war war -
But, for my part tired Of the old story Of war
tiut oh | Mis- Brown, have you heard the very
latest newsP No. why. SMITH, No AGO seventh
rtreet has just received new stock of FALL
CLOTHING of every description, and he oilers to
,a!i them ut such low prices They say lie has Il
knack OF selling his goods at lower rates than the
other stores. How he dHes it, do not know But
iUr my part, can assure yuu, Mrs. Brown, that he
can ut out your boys with nice CLOrlilN at re-
markably low prices advise oil to call Il,
SMITHS, No 40 Seventh street, oppo'ite Post
Oce, and look at h, Ney STOCK IND the will he
aug 90-3m
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
Whitehurst, 40. 434 Penn. Avenue,

Ia selling original cdrtes de uisite photographs
of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Fre-
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness of
Mcclellan is the latest published, and is con-
sdered the best in existence. See our photo.
grabs in oil and wafer cClors. Also portraits of
distinguished men. Attention Of military men
is called to our full length letterty es, for send
ing by mail nov l3-lm*
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
To Army Officers.
General Orders, I'O. 500.

All commissioned and non commissioned officers,
vates and civilians are requested to report IN per
son, or by proxy, at hea iquarterI, No. 502 Penn
svvaEia avenue. (up stairs) the Adams express
Once, and procure a cory of Lloyd's Official Topo-
graphical Map of Virgi"ia Price, in sheet, ST. Ia
book form, with linen hack, s.
All of Lloyd's War Mapi, wholesale and retail at
publishers's prices
Agents wanted JAS. WALLACE,
nov 1s-lw* Sole Agent.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
pY aREEn 4 WILLIAMS. Auction..r.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF CHINA, GLASS,
CROCKERYAND PLATED WARE, PER.
FECTLY Y NEW, SELECTED IN THE
NORTH TO FURNISH A HOTEL IN
WASHING TON, BY A GENTLEMAN
WHO HAS DECLINED THE OPERA.
7ION.
On TUESDAY Morning, the 26th instant, we
shall sell in front of our ore. No b2s Seventh st.,
at 10 O'Clock, large assortment Of the above
mentioned G Oods, viz:
Plated Castos, Spoons and Forks,
China Cups, Saucers, Plates and Dishes,
Knives OF best quality, Walters, Trays,
Goblets, Tumblers, Salt Sets and Wines.
We d. EN- 1t unnecessary to enumerate any further
Suffice II to say there Is complete assortment of all
ar ijes requisite for suoh purposes
Terms cash. GREEN a WILLIAMS.
nov I'D [Starl AuctioneerS.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
Aliens Lininlent.

Mr.. John Allen, of Woonsocket, r. l., Is
about to establish an agency in this city for the
sale of Aliens newly discovered, infallible oil
compound linment. This remedy was very
extensively used in the First Rhode Island
regiment, while encamped at Camp Sprague,
and in other regiments in and around Washing.
n, and 1t has met with great success. This
liniment is used in tho East and West, and
never fails to give relief in all cases for which
it Is intended. We predict n heavy sale, when n
the agency is established here, which will be
in n very few days.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
fhe Chesapeake and ohio Canal,

point and Harper's Ferry by the recent rains,
has been again repaired, and will be opened
to-day from Harper's Forty to Georgetown.
There is no coal now arriving from Cumber-
land, all Of that article which had reached
points this side of the break having already
come forward. Large quantities of flour which
were detained from market along the upper
Potomac by the accident to the canal, vii again
continue to arrive.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
Sent to Jail.

George NJ. Wiley, "A soldier belonging to the
Sixth U. s. infantry, was arrested, by Patrol
man Leach, on Saturday, for stealing Goa,
from the store Of Weisenneld 4 Co., corner OF
Four.and.a half street and Pennsylvania av
enne. He acknowledged taking the coat and
was sent to Jail by Justice D,nn.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
Residence or Mrs. Douglas,

The family of the late Senator Douglas have
removed to. the former residence Of the dis
tinguished Senator, neat white cottage, on
the hillside, Il short distance from Minnesota
Row. This house, It will be remembered
was presented by Mr.. Douglas, shortly after his
marriage, to his tather.in-aw, j. Madison Cults,
Esu.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
SkirmiSh OIL James iiiYer.

Baltimore, Nov. 4.--The Old Point steamer,
which arrived here this morning, brings but
little news beyond the fact that about midnight
Friday the United States gunboat Cambridge
proceeded up the James river as far as War.
wick, "a post village snd capital Of the county
of the same name, near the mouth of the river,) }
and engaged the rebel battery at that place.
No particulars have transpired, further than
that the rebel battery replied with spirit, but
was finally slenced.
The Cambridge is said to have received one
shot. The extent Of the damage Is not known
yet at Old Point.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
LOCAL NEWS.
To Advertisers.

Nearly 10 thousand copiea Of he i.tp,'h
lioan are circulated among the floating popufa.
ton every day, besides thelarge number sor ycd
to regular subscribers. Advertisers n'ill t.zs
note accordingly.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
The Schooner salisbury,

Loaded with lumber from the Eastern Shore
arrived hero on Saturday morning, having
safely passed the rebel batteries on the Lower
Potomac. No suots were fred III hor by the
rebels.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
BY TELE G. ApH.
From Fortress Monroe.
Active Preparations for anoth-
er Naval expedition.
Central Butler at Fortress Monroe.

Baltimore, ,November23, ls6l.-The Old Point
boat brings the following:
Fortress Monroe, November %, ls6l.-Seve.
raj regiments have arrived from Baltimore and
Annapolis during the last twenty.four hours,
and Old Point has assumed an unvers.
ally bustling appearance. Formidable prrpa
rations are being made for active oper.tiohs.
the theatre Of which has not been disclosed.
The ferry boats in the Roads are being heavily
armed.
General Bu'ter came on from Washington
this morning, and has spent the day at Old
Point, Rip Raps. and Newport News. He will
proceed to Baltimore tonight.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
DICH MILITARY GOODS.

DICH MILITARY GOODS.
TWO-ROW SHOULDER STRAPS.
For StaH and Line Officers.
Swords, Sabres, Sashca, Epa?l.ttes
Gold Sword Kuott, Belts,
Gauutlets, Field ani 5py Glasscs, &c
Also, ,RICdLYEMBOSSED SWORDS AND
SABRES for prese itatiUn
large assortm m of The aboce just received aud
will be opened on Mondly, 18th instant
NJ. W. GAIT n BRO,
Jewclers, 35i Penu. avenue,
M -Four door, wet Of Brown Hotel Tfa
nov G5-3.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
Artcst. Il for mb,iuu,

On Saturday, a man named Sbarpley was ar.
rested by the Metropolitan police for gambling.
He was taken before Justice Walter, who fined
him $50 and costs, under the corporation law.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
s,I. or Improyed Property

Attention IA directed to the sale advertised
in to.day's paper, of valu tbie improved proper.
ty on Seventh street, between ! street north
and Massachusetts avenue, by wall Barnard.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25

or this CITY, was admitted to probate in the
Orphans Court on Saturday morning. One
ifth Of the estate, after all debts are liqudated
is bequeathed to Columbian College.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
w A TCH lG s.
M. W. GAIT & BROTHER

Call attention to their unusu ally large assortment Of
very superior Ladies and Gentiemen's
GOLD WATCHES.
Also reliable time keepers, In Silver cases, very
cheap.
Watches Chronomctrrs, Je velry, DO, carefully
reuaired. N w GAIT Il BRO,
Jewrllars 3b4 Penn. avenue,
aJ-Four door IVES: of Browns Hotel. -tsg
r.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
selling Liquors bysample.

William Young was arrested, on Saturday
morning, for solling liquors by sample, and also
for fraud in the sale OF them. He was commit.
tod to jail, for Il further hearing, by Justice
Walter,
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
Counterfeits.

PeterSon's DetectOr cautions the public against
counterfeit tens "n the Waterbury Bank of
Connecticut. 1t is the best and most danger
GUS counterfeit that has been out tor years.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
The Steam Ferry

Between Arlington and Georgetown, under the
superintendence of Mr.. A. W. Markley, of New
JERSEY, will go into operation in the course of
the week.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
DY WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioussrs.
ID Cor. Penn. Ave. and Ninth street.

pY WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioussrs,
- Cor. Penn. Ave. and Ninth street.
LARGE AND PRRRMPTORY SALE OF AN ELR
CANT ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' AND GENTLR-
NEWS FURS, SLEiGH-ROBRs, dc, DC, ATAUu-
TON.
On THURSDAY MORNING next the 2sth In.
STAN, commencing ut lo ocl OK, vii tell by cat
al sue, A. our Auction Rooms, Large and Superb
AZ rtment OF Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furs and
Sleigh robes Sc just received direct from one Of the
Largest Importers and Manufacturers on Broadway,
New York all maze up expre.sly for the pressnt
season and ofthe latest styles, anu will be warrant
ed free from moth, comprising
Large Mink, hudson Bay, and other Sables, Car
uinals, Capts, 1Alma- and Sets.
stone Marten, Mink, Fitch, and ErmiDe
RiGh sets and Single Pieces Stone Marten.
Water NJ nix, Mountain Marten, Sibt rian Squirrel.
Germain Fitch, Silver Narten and Royal Squir.
rel sets
Fur, Seal Beaver, and other Gloves
otter Caps, Beaver and other Mufiers.
Also, every variety Of Ladies' and Children's Furs,
Fancy c rriage and sleigh robes, Lined and uu
taned Buffalo Robes Fur Goats, 30, &c.
As the sale will be without reserve, II Offers fine
opportunity for ladies and gentlemen to supply
themselves with first. .ca's furs, and We invite the
ladies and the public generally to the sale.
Terms cash.
WALL L BARNARD,
nov 70 Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
MARRIED.,

On the 18th instant, by Rev. Dr.. Hill, in the
Thirteenth Street Baptist Church, Mr.. WILLIAM
CLENDENIN to Miss ALICE G. CAMPBELL, both OF
This city.
The national Republican., 1861-11-25

yNTANTED-A Young Girl, from I2 to ii
w years Old, to live with small family One
Niuth street, aO"y. street, etween and o'cocS
nov 25-l@
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
400 INTE hIOH IOc
too ID Il 100 r. a II 9 n $. oo

A chrice selection OF Paperhaugn2s, Warranted
Gold and Imitation Gold hand y iudJw Shades
made into Window Shades; rlc,ure Cord and Ias
sells different sizes and coors; Picture Nails, Rnga,
Nc; al.o lhn handsomct assortment of Oval Picture
Frames in lhe city from The best manu- tory the
country; also Pas 'e arous an Card Visite Frames.
All aftcle, warranted =, Represented, or no sale.
Turcha ing for cash, ali goods will be sold ut the
lowest remunU rat We prices
Allowing no old stock 10 accumuate pre- ons need
ing The above gods viii hnd new Grd desirable
articles.
A call solicit, d. Gz- Remem1cr the number Ca
JOHN MARKRI TER,
No. dS6 SeveLth street,
8 doors above Oid Fell lws' Haii.
nov c4-2Giih
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
.DISSOLU ION.

DISSOLU ION.
The co Jartnership heretofore existing between the
uncersi ned under til: firm name OF John q. Lyle
Co has this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
Meesrs Arnold 4 Crlwfo Il having purchased j I'm
G. Ly'e's interest in said IN they will continue the
same business, OF The old rand.
Either parry may use the name OF the frm IN the
settlement Oh accounts, at No 50 Louisiana avenue d.
JOHN G. LYLE,
NOSiGOMERi ARNOLD
Washington Ciiy, Nov, -, lsGl,
nov 25--lw
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
AUCTION SALES
Ry }. G. MCGUIRE q CO., A.es,e...r,.

RY }. G. MCGUIRE q CO.. A.esie..srs.
ErcELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE At AUc.
On SATURDAY MORNING, November ., com.
mennlng at 10 o'clock We shall sell In front Of the
auction rooms, 2 iarse coll cti N Of fine househod
1ssg,I%s' TsInst fHRS5sSasF HsirSiOis sofa.
Marble ton dS s,,,s RsSsP,Cn s;%. .cd Arm Chairs
Walnut Route and Tete:a tete Tables
Lounging Chairs, Foot Cushions
Walnut Marble top Bureaus and washstands
Walau, W,. and Mahogany wardrobes and Bodstsads
Cans,seas hanber aud Recep,io Chairs
% Rocker, Cottage suite
Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds
Feather Feather Bost.rs and Pillows, shuck Mattrvs.rs
Mnhos ,ny side9osrd and Extension Table.
WhIte Srss;ts Srss snf pinnSn iGIoStssy cutlery&O
Plated Ic, Pitcher. Castor, Chatting Dishes
ine Glasses, Jelly GLASSES, sto.
Brussels, Ingram, and veaid,n Carpets
Blankets, Co%,orts, Counterpa les, Quilts
Together with . complete assortment of Kitchen
r, wl.x. sr ADDrp-
k'1,hs5 nhnhIe Top 3 buggy s.y,,H, and Gs Hsrnss.
BIusse's, Three ply, and ingram Carpets &c 40.
]. Z. MCGUIRE co.
nov I'D Auctionseu
WILL ALSO BE SOLD
50 dozen Brandy and Whlsky,
10000 Domestic Segars
JAS q. Moe UIRR L CO.,
nov ?s-lt Auctionssrs
1 The above Sale fs postpo ned. en- 40.
3 unt nf the ram, until TUESDAY MORNING
november 20, same hour and place
JAS. Z. ACQUIRE 4 CO.,
nov I'd Aucdoneers
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
WANTS..

WANPEO-h girl IL Or 10 years old, 70
w nurse In Il sIuail .miIy. She must come W. II
recommended Enquire at 377 Fifth street bet Veen
G and IL. nov 25-3t
The national Republican., 1861-11-25

no UT l. II RS
AND PEDLARS
TIE PREMIUM.
VARIETY STATIONERY PACKAGE
Is for sale at
The Wholesale agency
52O seventh street, up stairs.
y. W. BARKER, Agent.
G8-A full supply always on hand "a
The national Republican., 1861-11-25
Auueduct AcYoss

Aqueduct Across Rock Creek.
The last stone has been laid on the abutments
of the new aqued act bridge across Rock Creek.