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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-27


The presentation OF the revolutionary musket be
queathed by the late Theodore Parker to the common
wealth, took place to day at the state House. The
members OF both houses in attendance, and also
large number of citizens The musket with its acquire
nents is old Kings arm, and taken by the late
Captain Parker from wounded British soldier during
the retreat OF the british force from Concord and Lex
ipgton Governor Andrew, IN an impressive and clio.
uent speech presented the weapon which VIII be placed
in the State chamber with theother revolutionary relics
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Election OF Delegates to the Democratic
State Convention.

BATAVIA, n. Y, Jan. &c, 1861.
The following gentlemen today elected delegates
ito the Democratic State Convention
Greene Coatnty-Heman ]. Redheld, Dean Richmond,
Daniel W. Tomlinson and c. Fitch Bissell
Wyoming Connty-John B skinner, r. P. skinner, John
b. Fulsom, John A. McElwaine and +. Curricr.
OswEco, n. V, jan 90 1861.
Hon. VIM. Duer, wh6wrote letter strongly advoca-
fling towards Southern Northern rebels against
the Union was to day elected delegate to the Demo
cratic state Convention for the First Assembly district
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O'noNSmL --.o'noNSrIi. I'm wednesday evening",
January q, at Brooklyn, by the Rev Bishop Ioughin,
Mr. IoiN O'DoNNmI to Miss EHABEm r. ODOSstIt, b It'll
Of New York
VAS kEtmN-NfHICK. Wednesday evening ] tuu.
ar, 80 by the Rev. Thos g. Strong. T. NJ Van kErRES
to CHARLOTTE L. MEiicK daughter Of william II. M,ick,
Esq, all OF this city.
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Loss Of the steamer NIeIrose

EVANSVILLE, Ind. Jan. 26, 1861.
The steamer Melrose bound from Cincinnati to Nash.
vilic sunk Uniontown KY yesterday. The loss on
he boat SIS 600 and on the cargo, 100000 mostly in
surcd,
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Eour Children burned 20 Death.

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A fire at Man ornonee, Wis destroyed the house Of
VIM Castgan. postmaster OF that village. -Four OF his
children aged from four to ten years persisted In the
flames.
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Drawings or the Delaware state Lot

Drawings OF the Delaware state Lot
teres.-wOOE, EDDY co, Managers Of the
DELAWARE KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI srATK LorrrRrs
DELswARE--ExrRA Glass 95, Jan. 20, 1881.
81, AZ, ~, 63, Is, 81, 2, IS, %, 80, So, 40.
DELAwARx-CLass ~, Jan %, 1851
CT, 20, 81, 62, 81, 40, %, s, S. 80, 80, 10, GO.
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressing either 10
WOOD, EDDY A Co, Wilmington, Delaware,
Or TO WOOD EDDY CO., St Louis, Missouri
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BatchclOr's Hair Dye-RelinbiC, Harm-
black brown Factory 81 Barclay
street sold and applied a BACHELORS Wig Factory, 10
Bond street
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ST LDtlS, Jan. 70, SbI.
Sight exchange on New York quoted at six per cent
premium for Missouri paper Gold is worth 81, per cent
premium over Missouri funds The Illinois and Niscon.
sin currency rates the Missouri
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Drawings of IL. France d Co.'s Della.

LOeT1cNi--
Sussex COUNTY Glass %, Jan. 26, 1861.
60 81 30 81, 76 10, A. 8, ii, SO, 4, 6, H. %, 81
GRAND CossoLpArrp LOTTERY CLASS FouR, jan 20 1901
49, 10, g. IL, Is, 60, 63, j, SO, T. Il, 16, Is, 45.
Circulars sent free OF charge BY addressing
X FRANCE CO,
Wilmington, Delaware
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Sailing OF the steamship Canadian.
PORTLAND, Jan. 20, 1861.
The steamship Canadian sailed to night for Liverpool
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Balls and Parties Supplied In the most
splendid and newest syle by HENRY MAILLARD, Confec
toner, e2i Broadway, near Houston street.
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The Marion at Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Jan 90 1861.
The United States mail steamship Marion arrived here
from New York ut seven O'Clock this Saturday morning
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ssCfnderella and her Sisters"
The exhibition will close January 81 at SCHAUS Gallery
629 Broadway.
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Grover ~ Bakers Celebrated Nofse1ess
Sewing Machines $40 and upwards 495 Broadway n. r.
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smith q Brother, Nos. 15s and 100 West
Egh nth street. between Seventh and Eighth
New York brewers OF Pale Cream Ale
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steinway & Sons Overstrung Grand
and square Pianos are considered the
warranted FOR five warerooms 81 and 81 Walker
street.
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If YOU have old sOfe, use holloway
bnlsamc Ointment II has actually healed more sores al
and had legs than all the other preparations Of the day
equally ecacious for burns scalds &c 70 cents per pot
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
The best in the world wholesale and RETAIL and the
dye pri, aely applied No 6AstT House
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Moldavin Cream, for Preserving and
beautifying the hair Sold only at W. A. BACHELORS
newly Invented Wig Factory l6 Bond street.
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GRgny.-On Wednesday, January ., Mrs. ". Il. FRIsBy
Of London, England, formerly Mis- Adelaide G'rcgen
heimer Of q daughter.
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Trusss s.-Marsh AZ Co.'s Radical Cure
No yescy ,stor House, opposite the church
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Trusses. Elastic Stockings, shoulder
Braces, Abdominal Supporters &C -Drs. GLOVER A
THORSE, No 4 Ann street under Barnnms Museum.
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wheeler u Wilson'S
Sewing Machines with important improvements AZ reduced
prices. Once 900 Broadway
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
TAs vysrli,s r.ir.

The committee appointed to superintend the
representation Of american interests At the
Great Exhibition to be held next year in Lon
don, consisting Of Messrs. B. p. johnson, chair.
man; J. r. Partridge, secretary Joseph @. @.
Kennedy, Joseph Henry, and W. W. Seaton,
have met, and report " the President Of the
United 6tatos that y free storehouse has been
provided at the Atlantic docks, Brooklyn, un
der direction Of the seorstary OF the Treasury, -,
and recommend that u navy vessel be assigned,
as In 1851, for the transmission and return OF
contributions.
The comm ttee also advise an appropriation
BY Congress to meet the Necessary expenses,
neglect Of which, IN 1851, had well nigh d..
feated the representation Of ,hi, nation. An
American private contributed $1,000.
Such IN appropriation ut this time, say the
committee, when most Of all II behooves us 10
exhibit = good front abroad, will be better
employment OF the public money than In any
other way. 1t will crafty and inspire the in
dustrial classes-the source Of our wealth. II
will expand old avenues of commerce, and ope
new ones; and, besides the certainty of being
repaid with interest, will better than any other
mode develop moral effect, by showing the
Powers of Europe that, despite our troubles,
9pr energy, Unity, and prosperity are unim.
The meeting was held in a room assigned TO
them In the Interior Building, and Nathaniel
Pope, detailed from the Department, served
them as II neat and gentlemanly clerk.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
Coroncr's Inquest.

On Monday, Coroner Woodward held an in
quest on Fifteenth street, near Ohio avenue, in
view of the body of newborn white male
infant. F. ON the testimony Of some boys, il
appeared that they discovered it (partially
concealed under some large stones) about fif
teen minutes after seven O'Clock, while the y
were playing there. 1t was wrapped in some
old cotton cloths, which we're fast tied about ils
neck and mouth, and over these was wrapped
linen towel, from which an end (probably the
end m trked with the owners name) was torn
1t had evidently been born alive, and was killed
by strangulatOn or smOthered, and placed
where found, by some person unknown. The
jury returned verdict accordingly.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
From Aspinwall.

ARRIVAL OF THE CHAMPIoN-Sl 900 900 IN
TREAsURE--sHE is CHASED BY ANUNKSOwN
VESSEL.
Ne,C York, Dec. l6.-The steamer Champion
from ASpinwall on the 7th, with the San Fran.
cisco mails of the lSt, arrived at this port to-
night with n large number of army officers, in
Guiding Col. Sewall and Major Lowell.
She brings nearly million dollars in treasure.
She reports on the 18th, in l.t. 81 degrees 80
minutes, long. "a degrees, she was crossed by
three masted propeller, and, after AN hours
chase, she hOisted the English flag, of which
the Champion took no notice. Tue vessel is
described MS follows.
She WAS square rigged on her foremast, with
round stern, aud smoke STACK between main
and nizzel mast; had two large boats, painted
white, hanging to her davis midships. She
was apparently a new iron vessel, with bottom
painted 4 very bright red.
The United States ships Lancaster, Wyoming
and Cyane were ut Panama on the Sth. The
steamer Narrdgansett WAS Al Acapulco on the
10Th.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
DeAths OF soldiers,

The following soldiers have died since oul
last report:
Clinton g. SCOTT, Colonel Mehsne's Erie regi
ment, At st. Elizabeth Hospital.
Ludwig Gut, Cameron Rifles, at st. Elizabeth
Hospital.
Charles Vaudeville, company b, Eighth reg
iment New Jersey volunteers, at ST. Elizabeth
Hospital.
James Sullivan, company +, Thirty-six,t
New York volunteers, at Camp Brightwood.
Isaiah W. Robertson. COMPANY n, Second
New York cavalry, at Eruptve Hospital.
Robert Diksman, company A, Eighth New
York cavalry, at Columbian College.
9. L. Freneau, company d, Eleventh Maine
volunteers. at Columbian College.
George Erwin, company D, Third Pennsyl
vania cavalry, at Camp Marcy.
Nelson Harlan, teamster, company A, Fifth
Pennsylvania Reserve Corps, At Camp Pier
pont.
Private Huffman, company B, Sixty second
Pennsylvanla volunteers, at camp, near Nun
sons Hill.
Oscar W. Smith, Ninth New York cavalry, \,
camp.
Thomas Harper, Company |, Fifth Pennsyl.
vania Reserve Corps, Al Camp Pierpont.
Corporal Jacob Bohlinger, Company L, Fourth
Pennsylvania Cavalry, at Eruptive Hospital.
Henry Define, Company A, First California
regiment, at Union Hospital, Georgetown.
Corporal Abel Frazier, Company P, Forty
nth Pennsylvania volunteers, at Eruptive Hos.
pital
James Sullivan. Company E. Thirty sixth
New York Volunteers, IT Camp Brightwood.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
nv GAEEN u WILLIAMS, Auotionssrs.
CIfANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
THE LyLAND.

By virtue Of decree Of the circuit court Of the
Dist let Of Columbia, atting In ohanoery, bearing
date ths 3oth y Of May, A. d 1880, sad passed
Ia oau.e therein depending between d, W. Moore L
70 complaiasnts, and George Z. Kirk and Others,
defsnaspts, (No. 1851, ohancery)I I shall offer for
sale. st psblic suction, on FRIDAY the 9Th day
Of Decemher A. 1881, In front Of the premtses ar
O'Clock p o.. to the CHEST bidder, the following
property, Lot numbered seventy eight, !l1s4
iu subdivision Of square numbered four hundred and
tixty five, (4t69 and parts Of lot. numbered seven
t7l and nine, 81 10 square numbered ;ur hundred
inston the ssii parts Of lots being particularly set
forth in the proceedings and exhibits In said cause
to which he refers with the buildings and improve.
lnepts said lot, which CONSIST Of . good frame
house and parts Of vacant lots.
Terms OF sale: One third ish; the residue 10 two
install of sig aud twelve mon ths the purchaser
giving his notes for the deferred payment, bearing
Interest from the day OF sale Tbs tile deeds to be
retained uatil the whole Of the arch s,o money Is
paid.
Ali conveyanclpg ct the cost Of the purchaser
EDWAkD G. CARRfNGTON,
Trustee
GREEN WILLIAMS,
dec 14-3taw&ds Auctioneers
The national Republican., 1861-12-18

General Milroy withdrew his forces at night.
fall, intending to renew the attack in the morn.
ing. During the night. however, the rebels
silently left their camp, burning everytb,ng
they could not carry with them.
Our loss is twenty killed and thirty wounded;
while the rebel loss s one hundred and ATTY
killed, including a field officer.
By this action the front of General REYNOLDS
Is cleared of the enemy, there being no organ.
ited rebel force within f"rty miles of our ad.
vanced post.
detachment sent out from Philippi on Sat
urday returned last night, with ten rebel guet
rlllas, Incl Iding the notorious Jake Kurn.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
Future DAvs.
RI oHEEH d WILLIAMS, Auosione.rs.
TRUS7Bky SALE or A VERY vALUx1.R ppr
ksTA7E ON THR CORNER OF SEVkwyn AAL
AND ISTRkEJX

By virIue Of eeoree Of the circuit oourt Of IN,
Dttriot on Columois, i9 ohsnoery ling, passed in
and ustp Sherman, respectively, are complainant.
And John f. Callan and O. hers are def ndsn g. B,
ing .ts the 7th day Of D: :oemuer A. u ls3i. tbs
uader:igned will sell at public suction to the hish
est bidder, on TUESDAY the 1ath day Of January
A. D. 1882, at4 clock p m, upon the premises, Lot
no 9, In square No as, Of the plan Of the city Of
" ashing,In, fronting s. feet Inches on strset
nor,h an ! 7S fet on Seventh street west
his well known property is situated on the no -th
east o0rner Of y an Seventh streets opposite the
General Post Omce, and is one Of the very best bus
ness locations in the cty Of Sashiagton The i'm.
preveneuts con st Of three three story houses on
street, including the drug store at the corner Of
5ese.th and two story building on Seventh street
The property Will be sold al the risk Of The default
ing purchaser.
Term' os.h, payable on the day Of sale; and, n
the tsi ms are not complied with Immediately the
aid trustees are authorised to d ct the said bid
AMI accept the next highest b ddsr, on nis promp.
compiia oe with the term,
All conveysncing at tn. cost Of the purch ,ser.
4 LEoYI, Trustees
GREEN WILLIAMS
dec ls-aav4w Auctioneers
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
OBITUARY.,

Died, in this oity, on the lAth instant, of
typhoid fever, JOHN, eldest son of Hon. VIM.
Helmick.
The funeral obsequies were performed on
Monday, ut the residence of his father, in an
impressive manner, Rev. Drs. Ryan and Tustn
officiating olergymen.
The deceased was young man who gave
promise Of bright and useful future. He left
his home in Ohio, but few months since, in
the bloom Of health and the Wig Of youth;
blessed with an almost robust constitution, a
manly, intelligent countenanoe, and an Oblig-
ing, kind heart. His suferings were great, but
he bore them with unmurmuring fortitude.
They are over. "Death, rigid lord, hath claim
cd the heriot clay, but the spirit freed from the
letters of the flesh, hath taken its fight to the
realm of peace.
To him the grave had no terror-he had ever
been n dutiful son, loving brother, and when,
in the buoyant springtime of life, he was
thrown upon a bed Of anguish, no word of
complaint escaped his lips. He was prepared
to go, conscious that He who gave him this
life would take him to better-a life ever
lasting.
The loss is a grievous one; the deep eated
friendship of his many old and new.made
friends was worthily bestowed, but those who
sorrow most, should be cnnsoled In the remem.
brance that he has only gone before-that time
will again unite them to him they loved 81 well
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE!

SYMPTOMS OF REACT1oN-HosTILIT TO DRAFT.
INC.
Lou,sutAe, Dec. l2.-From parties who have
escaped from Nashville, am able to gather
Information as late as the 9Th inst. The tyrant,
Harris, was in imminent danger from his in
censed people. He had kept his room for sew
eral days, guarded by strong force; and his
colonel OF militia, Henry Claiborne, was afraid
To present himself upon the streets. The Ga.
xeue was bold and unmeasured in its denunca.
uOns OF the Governors order for ConsCripl ion
On the I'd inst. the officers charged with the
business of drafting in the southern part of
Nashville, were assailed By mob of about one
hundred. In the fight which ensued, two per.
sons we're killed and ten or twleve ware
wounded. In the fourth ward, which is in the
northern portion, Capt Pattei son refused to
OBEY orders to draft, until threatened with
courtmartia.
Some of the tender fingered gentry, and sew.
eral rabid, original seCessionists had been
drawn for service in the ranks; among these
one Gilnth, proprietor of the Nashville
Union, was mentioned particularly. Hugh
McCabe, an Irishman, an original secessionist
and ringeader of the vigilants, was also
drawn. Three prominent wholesale dry.goods
dealers on the public square, Thomas Fite, W.
S. Akin, and Alfred Adams, had been drafted.
The sick soldiers, in the hospitals exceeded
1000. Provisions we're daily bectming more
difficult TO obtain, even At famine prices. All
who could escape from Nashville, III any drec.
uon, were leaving. FOrtifcations were erected
on the nortn side of Cumberland river, down
stream from the city.
Persons In good circumstances, who had
been drafted, were offering as high rs 81 900
for substitutes.
write you thus hastily because the express
messenger, by whose kindness | am able to
send this, will leave in few minutes.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
. MISSOURI AFEAIRS.

81. Louis, December l6 ALI claims against
the Department of the West, which originated
prier to October IA, must be hled before the
Examining Commission, new in session in this
city. previous to January 10, or they will not
be paid by the Department.
All commissioned city officers, and all county
officers. except nine, have taken the oath Of
allegiance prescribed by the convention. None
of the judges of the Supreme Court, and but
ono State officer, Colonel Mosely, auditor, have
filed their Oaths.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
Death of = soidisr. Printer,

George r. Erwin, whose name we publish
this morning among the deaths of soldiers, was
graphical fraternity. He was a native of hsr.
rlsburg, Pennsylvania, and ut the breaking out
OF the war Joined the Third Pennsylvania cav
airy. During several sessions Of Congress, dc.
ceased was employed 10 oompositor on the
Dduy tlo6e OF this oity. HIS death was occa.
stoned by poison taken aDcidentxllv
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
watch for Prssideut Lincoln,

There Ia now on exhibition in Brooklyn a
valuable watch Of curious construction, which
Is to be presented by some leading citizens OF
Williamsburg to President Lincoln. The watch
Is said to have been At one time the property
Of the Royal family Of France. Besides being
a tithekeeper equal TO the chronOmeter, II
contains u music box which plays several airs.
TIE dial is Of hne enamel; with y painted land.
scape view of the Palace of Tuilleries. On the
face are ALSO three moving figures of solid gold
and great beauty. The estimated value Of the
watch ia 5000.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
Central Guard house.

Before Justice Gark.-George White, drunk
and dsorderly, fined $294.
Michael CoOney, drunk, dismissed.
John Kline, drunk and profane, fned 1894.
John Swallow, soldier, disorderly at the The.
atre, turned over to the military.
william Mcclure, drunk and disorderly, ,hned
A,94.
Francis McGse, dsorderly conduct.
Samuel Ricks, profanity, fined 1894.
Patrick Campbell, soldier, turned over to the
military.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
Army and Navy supplie..

The improvements now going on in this city,
In the way of business establishment, have
ELECTED much remark, and it is gratifying To
know that many of those who have come among
us, to engage in the business OF supplies for
the great army, are gentlemen of character,
and possess the qualities aud facilities which
will comm md the confidence and patronage OF
our citizens. Such as these ought to be wei.
canned by iall good citizens, and receive the
encouragement whioh Is due to energy and
enterprise in II laudAble way to promote the
general interests Of the community.
These remarks we apply especially to Messrs.
Bates Il Wood, who have recently opened u
fLe store opposite Wizards Hotel, where they
offer choice variety OF army and navy sup.
plies, including many of the luxuries which
are used by families and gentlemen of tas O..
We commend them to all who prefer prime
articles, at a reasonable price, to inferior goods
at cheaper rates. Call and see them.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
Accident to Col. Marston.

Colonel Marston, Of the Second New Hamp.
shire regiment; stationed at Budd's Ferry, Ma.
ryland; while sitting in his tent writing, WAS
accidentally shot by ball fired from pistol In
was cleaning the pistol. The ball struck Col
Marston in the hip, glancing off at the bone, and
coming out the abdomen. The wound, though
very painful, Is not serious, and the Colonel Is
wound The accident, we believe, occurred on
Monday,
The national Republican., 1861-12-18

SO BARHELs FRESH EGGS
cU 130 tubs Fresh Butter
SO barrels Fresh Roll Butter
800 kegs Fresh Roll Butter
10 tons Cheese
5 900 Hams
70 barrels Green Apples
90 barrels Dried Apples
100 bu> hels Beans
500 bushels Potatoes
81 Fresh Poultry received daily,
T. STRONGS,
No. $40 Seventh street,
dec l7-lw Near Pa avenue
The national Republican., 1861-12-18

Commence the New Year with . Diary.
1t 70 useful for registering events, past, pr. sent
aud future, valuable pJoket companion for sol
disrs and business men--oontaining almanac, caen.
the year. m. morandum, Oa.h account for each month
with neatly printed headings Shilling on, book.
seller, stationer, and newsdeaer, corner of Four.
q da half street and Penn avenue, has fifty differ.
I Iiads In various styles OF binding Don't be
without one Of these useful little souvenirs.
deo 1T
The national Republican., 1861-12-18

meeting Of those in favor Of establishing
Scientific Association in the city Of Washing.
ton, 70 consist Of resident and non. residen,
members, will be held at the rooms OF the
Young Mons Christian Association, on Penn.
sylvania avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
O'Clock p. m, when ali citizens and str angert
who will favor the above project are respect
full invited to attend without further notice.
dsc l6-ll&
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
Scientific Association.

See advertisement of meeting this evenir
TO form Scientific Association. The main OBJ.
jeot will be- to collect and diff,,se useful knowl-
edge in II monthly or quar,erly publication !;
also, TO encourage the reading OF lectures and
p ,pers in every department Of science.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
KENTUCKY AFFAIRS.

Cairo, December l6.-It is reported that the
rebels at Coumbs have received large NUN
b-r of anchor cables for the purpose of oh
slructing the navigation of the river at that
place. Great preparations are being made
there, expecting An early at'Sok.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
The Canterbury.

This popular place Of amusement WAS again
crowded last night with an intelligent and de.
lighted audience.
II you wish to drive away dull care, spend
an evening ut the Canterbury.
II you would laugh and grow fat, visit the
Canterbury.
The delineations of negro character by the
renowned Frank Brewer, the dancing by the
fascinating Emma Miles and Frank La Folle, are
eaeh worth double the price of admission. Go
IN everybody Go in!
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
LOCAL NEWS,
20 AdysKtiaah.

Nearly ID thousand oopisS OF the Rspxb.
Koqn are circulated among the floating popuia.
Non svsry day, besides thsisrse nHmbsr served
10 rsgulsr subscribers AdvSr,iSsrs win take
note sooordinrly.