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METHOD OF Dome THE THING.-It appears, by
q despatch from New Orleans of the 4th inst.
to the Richmond Examiner, that the blockading
squadron have dug passage through the mud
of one of the five mouths of the Mississippi to
the land which commands the whole five of
them and now have the Vincennes Water
Witch and two other vessels of the squadron
to protect the erection Of batteries which, in
less than week, will command all the passes
of the Mississippi to the Ocean. This work will
absolutely control the communication of New
Orleans with the sea, and will do tie same SER
vice as would twenty ships. This news is an
evidence of the ingenuity and fertile resources
Of our people, and it is also proof that when
the war is concluded, and the South is
be to the nations Of Europe what
Bulwer so much feared it would be
till the present troublc-a big cloud, a cloud to
overshadow Them and cloud charged with
electricity ready to hurl its thunders upon
them when provoked to a collision. The war
will developc the weak points in our coast de-
fences, and at its close we will know how to
coast mpregnable against foreign invasion
The proficiency, too, acquired in the military
art by practice and experience will enable us
TO cope with all the modern improvements Of
Europe, and bring out our generals while the
boundless resources of the country will sustain
us in the longest struggle, and the most pow
erful nations at war with us must succumb
from sheer exhaustion and want of means In
six months a volunteer military force is placed
| in the field. North and South, such as England
could not raise in seven years
THE ARMIES or EUROPE AND AMERICA. -The
theory of the balance Of power in Europe has
coniured into existence, since the peace Of 1915
armies of the most stupcrdous magnitude
The energies Of every foreign monarchy have
been mainly employed, and the treasure Of
each European nation has been wasted, for
nearly half a century, in keeping mp the largest
military armameris Of which they were capable
Austria. France Prussia and Russia have
armies, ranging from half million Of men up
to eight hundred thousand, and Great Britain
has in all Of its possessions FIVE hundred thou-
sand troopssJntil within half year we had no
considerable army in the United States, but the
exigencies Of the period have compelled all
parts Of the country to put forth portion Of
their strength. and behold, North and South
there are ever tAreoquarIers Of million Of
men in The field well drilled and disciplined,
and capable Of the noblest and most ambitious
undertakings. Wien The war is ended this stu
pcndous force win be ready to turn its atten-
ton to outside enemies, and viii be glad Of the
occasion, if necessity should require il, OF
sweeping every yestige oG alien dominion frose
The American continent. . Orr navy and army
are already able to cope with any people IN
the world, and the time may very speedily
come 70 teach the lesson that neither our rights
nor our dignity can DO disrcgarded with impu-
nifty.
NAVAL CuANGEs,-We see that several i'm
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The GREAT PLAYING MArcH.-A meeting OF the fremen
will be held at the Gotham in the Bowcry, Houston
street, this evening arrange the programme for the
great playing match which takes place on Thanks
day. This will b. the splendid Affair Of the kind
ever seen in this country
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BLAR's CHARGES AGAINST FREMoNT.-Accord-
ing to military law, it is necessary that charges
brought by subordinate officers before the War
Department should be presented by their CON-
mander-in-chief. Thus Colonel Blair was COM
PEELED to make General Fremont himself the
medium Of communicating his recent charges
to the government The latter disposed of the
whole matter by quietly putting the document
in his pocket and making off with it in the d.
rection of Lexington. This explains why the
Secretary of War has not received any official
notice yet respecting this important matter.
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Central Park Concerts.

Should the weather prove nnc this afternoon another
Of Dodworih's concerts will be given the Green in
the Central Park. The hour of commencement will be
half past three O'Clock, and the following programme
be performed
PART
l. Overture TO Stradoa". ..................F lotow
2. Leap Year Polka. H. Dodworth
3. Aria, "Brlghtcst Eyes, Observation-Disclosures tigelli
4 March Hongrose .Ragozky
H..
5. Selection from 'Marthan .Flotow
9. Waltz, nThc Idan ...............H II. y. Doiwurth
7. Cuickstcp from "Lurlne'. ........W. v. Wallace,
s. Danish and Norwegian National Melodies.
ILL.,
O. Grand Selection from s'sciiln ycspcrs 800. Verdi
10. "Yve fAmerican. .....................M Willard
III. Song, "Why do weep for thcc' w. " Wallace
LIZ ttTGlntu Stdsny.
National Medley.
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WHAT THE REBELS T6NK OF FORTRESS Mon
RoE.-From variety Of indications it is EVIL
dent that the attention of the rebels is just now
concentrating on Fortress Monroe. The accu-
mutation of Confederate troops in its neighbor-
hood, and the unsuccessful effort made the night
before last by couple of their war vessels to
escape under cover of the darkness, prove the
Importance Of that position in their eyes. If
there were any doubt upon the point it would
be removed by the Richmond Examiner, which
says that the important Fortress Of Monroe,
aohich could noao be ,oorth million day to US,
was surrendered to the Yankees"
This being admitted, every effort should be
made by the government to render the fort i'm
pregnable. A reinforcement of fifteen or twen-
ty regiments would not be more than is required
to accomplish that important object. There
are enough troops in Washington at present to
enable the Secretary Of War to divert in that
direction some Of the new regiments which are
being daily forwarded by the Eastern States.
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[The lines east Of Calais have failed to work, conss-
queny the remainder of foreign dispatches has not
been received, but may be expected this forenoon]
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SHINING Intelligence,

LlvERrooI.-Thc ship Henry Clay, from Liverpool for
New York, was wrecked Off Isay, Scotland. Her
and passengers saved
Arrived from New York-Cyclops, at Oporto; Rhina,
at Trieste; Cactus, AZ Dublin; Cannobus, Parksp00l,
Quickstep, at Deal.
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BowERy THEATRE, EQUESTRIAN. PxRroRx.
ANcES. Afternoon and Evening.
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NEW B0WERY THEATRE. Bowery--THx Spirit FRIEND
--N0Rnn CRsisA-FLYiNG DUTcnMAN
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wALLAcxs THEATRE. No. sA BroAdway-Tnr Nxw
PRESIDENT. sAHN
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WINTER GARDEN, Bioadway.-TaE Cur AND THE LIP
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BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM, Broadway.-Day
and Evcnng-GRkAr ExrEcrATI0Ns-BKAR, SEA LION, AND
CrHrR CuRIoslrIEs. - "
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Now York, Saturday, October IL, 1861.
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cADEMY OF MUSIC, irving pace.-PHor. HxnRxAss
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CEnTRAL RAILWAY.

SUPERIsTBsDKNr's OYYICR,
C1lrrTt Station. BdltimOre. May Is, 1861.
On nd alter Sunday, May lath, 1861, Trains Oh
NORTHERN ENrKAL RAILWAY arrive and
depart follows, uEiil further notice:
TRAINS NORTH
MAIL SIS A. NJ
EXPRESS at a.H5 I. NJ.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION ut B.i5 r
NJ
The s.l5 a. N. train connects at Relay House with
trains on The Western Maryland Railroad; at Han
over JuncliCA with EauOI er aud Gettysburg Rail
rOadS, at York with York and Wrightsviile Rail
road, AZ Harrisburg with Pennsylvania Railroad
Tor all parts Oi the West, also with Lebanon Valley
karOad 10 NrW Fork dtyteti at Northumberland for
L. and Is. railroad for Kingston and ~ parts OF
Wyoming Valley. anu at Sunbury with the Phila
deIpha and Erie Railroad for all parts Of Eorthe IN
Pennsy lvagI!a and New York.
The I 50 z. N. train makes all the sbovf connec
tions except Hanover Bailroad, Wrightsville Rail
rusc and the Lebanon Valley Railroad.
The 10 +. train makes connections with Penn
Fylyana Railroad for all paris Of the West, and d.
rect connections for New York
The y. NJ, Q 20 +. NJ, and 6.45 T. NJ, trains
IRON Washington City connect with this road.
TRAINS ARRIVE:
Mail al 80 NJ. Express at 1.45 A. M; Harris.
burg Accommodation at 2i5 +. NJ
For tickets and information inquire at the Ticket
uhCe, alvert station, Baltimore
py9tv--'r q CLARKE Supt
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From Hon. Charles ?lasOn, late Conn is
si0ncr Of Patents.
adams Express Company"

This Company Offers to the public 4" Unesualled
Advantages" for the " Safe and Quick Dispatch" Of
Heavy Freights, Packages, ValuaoIes, Money, 40,
&c, to all parts Of the United States.
Expresses to and from the North and " est depart
IRON and arrive in Washington twice dsily All
Expresses in charge Of ezreriencsd and reliable
Messengers.
All Packages for a The Soldiers" carried at " One
Half" our usual rates ...
AL goods for the so.caed Confedera'es StaieS,' -
and all articles Contraband OF War; will be Rx
FUSED.
Our Expresses leave New York at !, o and P. N. :,
arriving IN W Arlington at A n. and 30 p. N.
Expresses leave Philadelphia at 80 A. III. and 10
81 :, arriving in Washington s 80 r. NJ and A. NJ.
Expresses leave baltimore al 40 M. and 10
z. arriving in Washington at A. n. aAd 80
Pm.
Expresses for all points North and West leave
" asllngtoL daily at 7.30 A. 81 and 80 i. NJ
Special Contracis Tor large guam iies OF Freight
san be made on application At this office
AL goods called for and delivered free of extrs
charge. f. W. PARSONS, 0,
Superintendent Adams FIX prees Co.
Washington August 23. '6l aug23-im
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T,on BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AMI
FALL RlVt!E.

By the splendid and superior steam. . .~k
eN NMETROPOLlS, EMPIRE 49,
STATE, BAY STATE, and STATE OF HA1NE,
Of great strength and speed but particularly adapted
to The navigation of Long Island Sound, running ip
connection with the Fall River and Old Colony
railroad, distance Of SO miles only to Boston.
Leave Pier No g, n orth rip per, near the Battery.
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, CAPT Brayton,
Mondays, Wednesdays, and friday, Ut O'Clock, p.
NJ, touching at Newport each way.
The steamer METROPOLIS, Capt. brown, on
tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 4 O'Clock,
=. NJ, touching at Newport each way.
These steamers are fitted with csmmodus state
rooms, and every arrangement for the security and
comfort Of who are afforded BY this route
nights rest on board and. arrival At Fall river
proceed per steamboat train, reaching Boston early
the following morning, or may remain on beard un
Ill starting Of the accommodation ut A: M by
which they may reach Boston about S45 A. NJ.
baggage master Ia attached TO each steam who
receives and tickets the baggage, and accompanies
the same TO lis destination.
4 steamer runs In connection with this line, be
tween Fall river and Providence daily, xcept Sun
days.
Freight to Boston 10 forwarded through with great
'iiapatch by an En- pres Train, which leaves Fall
river every morning, Sundays excepted, ut ~
O'Clock fer Boston aud New Bedford arriving st it'
destination ut about II A. II.
EUr freight or passage, apply on board, or Rtthe
Office on rier No 3, North river. For state room
ard berths apply on board, or If desired TO
IN. N In advance, to --. ..
WIN BORDEN, Agent,
aug iT--u 10 aud II W est street N. Y
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- FOR NEW YORh

The Camden aAd Amboy and Philadelphia ,G.r
rrsnt9n M toy, Railroad Companies, Line from PHILA-
Cts, froc WAisTr HTH sTskET AsW WG,Kr t'n h%6
KENSlHGTON DEPOT, will leave as follow.
AZ via Camden and Amboy, &C and a
At 8 4 II; via Camden and jersey City, lN.
Accommodauon.)
ASA NJ, via Camden and Jersey City, tMorni.
AT ~. A. M via Keus.ngton and Jersey Cit,
(Westers FMpre-)
AT. . Pm, via Camden and Amboy, C. and =
At j. T.. NJ, via Kensngton und Jersey C,,y.
Evening EXpress)
At ~ +. NJ. via KeIsington and Jersey Cuy
Ats +. NJ, via Camden and jersey City, (Evsuiuy
AT tll<r NJ, via Camden and Jersey City (aou.h
At b r. ~, via Camden and Ambo,, (ACcomInoda
In In ifps' snd Psss.ngs Ers, aa, c1Ss Ske
NJ. Mail, Saturdays excepted.
For Beividere, Easton Lambertville, FIcmingtou
&c, 10 A. NJ; and AZ r. M, from Kensing toL
barre, Mo"troser, Great B,nd' &c., n at 4io a. n
l,2m Ke1singtsa via Delaware Laekawaha aud
For Mauch Chunk, Allentown and Bethlehem il
IL" n. and 5h p. NJ from Ksnsngton depot
the 10 A. NJ. line connects wit hthe train leaving
For Mount Holly at 8 and 8 A. M and and a.,
For Freehold ate A. NJ, and sP. NJ.
NOT Bristol, Trenton, 10, at 1S A. NJ, ~ and
~ from kensington, and 81 T. hi. iron.
For Palmyra, Rivertos, Delano, Beverly, Bur.
lingtony Florenneco, Bord,ntOwn, SC at l2a, !, 3,
IN and 8 r. n.
Steamer Treaton, for Bordentown, and internedi
ate places, at ~ 7. M from Wsluut street wharf
SJ- For New York and Way Lines, leaving X cu
s,ngton Depot, take the on Fifih street above
Walnut, half an hour before departure. The CAR
run into the depot and on arrival OF trains from
the depot
Fifty pounds Of baggage only allowed to eacl,
passenger. Passenger are prohibited from tax ny
anything as baggage but their wearing apparel
An baggage over fifty pounds TO be paid Tor extra.
The company limit their Tespons sibiity for baggage
to one dollar per pound, and will not be liable for
any amount beyond one hundred dollars, except BY
special contract. WIN. II. GATZMER,
nugls Agent
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NEW AIR LINE ROUTE.
THREE TkAIYs DAILY TO NEW YORK.
TWO TRAINS DAILY r. PHILADELPHIA
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.

On and after MONDAY, June 10, 1861, the PGs
senger Trains will leave the Philadelphia and Read
ing Railroad Depot, at Harrisburg, for New York
and philadelphia, follows, viz:
E!ASTW ARD.
Express Line leaves Harrisburg at q 50 A. M, Cd
arrival Of Pennsylvania railroad Express Train
from the West, arriving in New York at4 p. n. A
sleeping car 10 attached to the train through from
Pittsburg without change
Mail Train leaves harrisburg at 8A. NJ, arriving
at New J ork at L. NJ. and Philadelphia at d
Pm
Fast Line leaves Harrisburg at !. 10 r. M on ar
rival Of Peunsylvania Railrvad Fast Mail arriving
in New York at sI5 r NJ. and Philadelphia at +6
PM.
WESTWARD.
Fast Lane leaves New York at q A. N. and Phil
udelpha al A N. arriving at Harrisburg at
NJ
Mail Train leaves New York ut 70 90 noon, and
Philudclphia ut 81 T. M arriving at Harrisburg
ats T 81
Express Line leaves New York at N. arriving
al Harrisburg at 30 A, and connecting with
the Pennsy lyania Express Train for Pittsburg A
81, oping car IL also attached to this train.
Connections are made at Harrisburg with trans
on the Pennsylvania Northern Central, and Cum
berland Valley Railroads, and vt Reading for Phil
adelphia, Pottsyie, WilkeSharre, Allentown, East
on, &c.
Baggage checked through. Fare between New
YORK and harrisburg, % 90; between HarTisbu' X
and rhilsielphia, 81 ID ii No cars, and f!TO in
No O..
FOR kes ur Other mt'.m nation appylo
J,ELYDE,
aug22 htncral Agent Harrisburg
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
LAURA, LAURA, DON'T sEcEDE''

Kiss me Laura, ere ] 20
Arm,d and driI'd 10 meet the zoe;
Cun In hand, and ON my back
A sixteen pounder-ha -haversack.
90. nv country oalls-adieu
And come success, come seattle and need, 4,
I,ura, Laura, don't secede.
when on the tented feld, perhaps,
with rations short, and shorter maps,
We wheel, present advance, retreat,
Thou'lt have, o heavens ut thy feet
Some one persnadingly present
Himself and pn ESTABLISHMENT.
Laura, no Su'h u n"r henl
Though he glhter, uou't sec5dr.
Cling unto thy mother, dear;
Let no " Home Guards" come anear,
Dancing gewgaws fore thy eyes,
Making light of household ties,
Prating Of thy woman's rights.
Gallantng thee abouto' nights.
Lest the rose should prove n weed
Basely crimsoned, don't secede.
Good bye, Laura! No regrets
If from balls and bayonets,
From "broils and battles"-(boils ], mean
For deadlier is the soup tureen,
When badly seasoned, than the bore
OF the loudest cannon that can roar)-
Safe delivered, swiftly
Back to ease and thee will fiy,
United, then, in word and deed,
Laura dear, we'll both secede.
The national Republican., 1861-11-21
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD

Passenger Trains leave uia Pavonia Ferry -
md Long Dock, from foot of Chambers street
New York. as follows, viz:
ATT AM EXPRESS, for Dunkirk, and Buffalo.
md principal intermediate Stations,
ATS A. M MAIL, for Duukirk, and intermediate
Stations. This Train remains over night at Elmirn,
md proceeds the next merning
Ate NJ, MILK, daily, for Ottsvile, and inter.
mediate Stations.
AT Il a. N ACCOMMODATION, daily, for Port
Jervis, and priaeipa! Stations. ....-
At p. M., WAY, for Middietown, Newburgh
and intermediate Stations
At5P. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, for Dun.
kirk, Buffalo, Canandaigua, and priacipal Stations.
The Train Of Saturday steps at all Mail Train Sta
tens, and runs only TO Elmira "a
Ats 2. NJ, ACCOMMODATION, for Hornss
Vile, and principal Stations
CHAS. MINOT Gen'l sup't
NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiver asgle
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EUWL',s PILE AND nUmoR CURE.

ASURH CURB for Bleeding, Blind and ItchiI q
PILES Dcrofula, Sail Rheum, and Diseases OF the
Skin Cne bottle warranted to cure in all case, /.
not, dealers are particularly requested to refund the
money. Only five bottles in a thousand returned
and these were cases Of Fistula. Hundreds Of let
tiers and certificates are now in the proprietor pos
for circular.
Prepared by HENRY ID. FOWLE, Chemist II
Prince street, Boston, and for sale by JOHN WI
LEY corner Third street and Pennsy lvania avenue
Wa.hington House, sole agent for Washington City
and vicinity. Certificates with each bottle, "P, fe
One DOlldr." sent aa-om
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SPECIAI.l!I,iliiL

SPECIAL l@C lCt.
uELMBOLD'S BUCHU FOk lnk iLADDER
II HELhBOLD'S BUCiIu Tor t., Kidneys
BUCHU for the Gravel.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Dropsy.
BUCHU for nervousness.
HELMBOLDS BUCHU for Loss Of Memory.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Loss Of Sight.
lELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Dimness sf Vsiop
lIELMROLD'S BUCHU Tor Difficult Breathing.
HELMB0LD'S BUCHU for Weak Nerves
HELMBOLD'S BUCH u for Distractions
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Excesses arising from
lnd,scretion and oil Diseases OF the
SEXUAL OhGANS,
Existing In either srx, from whatever cause orig
nuied, and no matter OfHOW LONG STANDING.
HELMBuLD'S FIX XERACT BUCHU IL pleasant
IN ts taste and odor, and immediate In Its action.
Price 81 per bottle or six Tor 35 delivered to any
address, accompanied by reliable certificates.
Depot, 1o4 South Tenth Street, Philadelphia.
sept G--.In
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GARDENI
EA HST LAEEEtl EA

Takes thus metnod of announcing to his friends
the pubic generally that he has opened his garden
on the corner OF New York avenue and irst street
for the receDnon of yisters, for the Music
Mbnday aEu thursday evenings, and sacred concci Is
Of retrssnnsnts wines, liquors. &c Also, the yer!
best lager vscr IRON his own brewery. He aso fur
nishes lager Deer to persons throughout the city
bowling aiiey and gymnasium have been fitted up for
the eccoRSsouatiun of visitors. msyA
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o10 hEWARD.-Lo,t, on the i3th Of De-
Arlington aud Georgetown 10 Washington, u
COLTS REVOLVER, ivory handle, silver mount
Btvoise, company II Fourteenth req iment New
York State militia " The above reward will be paid
NJ the hnier on 10 Siug 1t at Hudson Taylors, SSa
LsyIvania avenue. nov 14-aweodS
The national Republican., 1861-11-21

GUNNER CLOTHING,
> AT REDUCED PRICES
We offer our large assortment Of thin Sum -
mer Clothing at reduced prices Our stock
embraces all styles and qualities Of Gentle
mems, Youths, and Boys Wearing Apparel ,-41
Of the moet desirable and fashionable styles.
Also shirts and Furnishing Goods In great variety
Clothing made 10 order ut the shortest notice.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co,
893 Pennsylvania avenue,
july1s between nth and Tenth ats
The national Republican., 1861-11-21

~ EAT II u II FOR y r. II Nh IL
VI street to Rrt some Of The great bargains Off red
Dy aMi II IN tuIhi hihg 'iOois, trunks, ilatt aud
Cnpr, No. AGO Seventh rGeet, opposite Post DlIc
dpt S-iIa
The national Republican., 1861-11-21

JMpORTAET To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
L W. FENWlCk, date Manager Of the W Washing
ton Branch Ofice Of the Scientific American Patent
Agency of Messrs. Mum Go and for more than
ten years officially connected with said firm, and
with experience Of fourteen years In every branch
relating to the Patent Office, and the interest Of In
ventors,)
COUNSELLOR AND PATENT AGENT,
Ofhce in Washington. d. G., northeast corner OF
Seventh and streets, second story, directly oppo
site the Patent Once.
From lion. Charles 7lasOn, late ConnAis-
siOner az Patents.
WAsHIRGrOE,D.C c., Oct. 4, 1850.
Learning that Il. W Fcnwick, Esq. IL about TO
open Office In ihi. city, Solicitor OF Patents
cheerfully state that have long known him ~ .
gentleman of large experience In such matters, Of
prompt and accurate business habits, and Of un
doubted integrity. AS such, commend him to the
inventors OF the United States.
may 81 CHARLES AASON.
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u EN- II = T Il Y.
DR.. G. A. JORDAN, Surgeon Dentist.
No. 456, 6h Street, bet,oeen u and Il
Operations warranted and prices reasonable.

EHALI AND WINTER MILLIN ERY. N
Miss THOMPSON will open our new Su3
styles Of Fali and Winter Millinery on Thurs *
day, the 3lst inst.
The attention Of our former patrons, aud the pub
lie generally /, invited and au examination solicit
ed at our Fancy and Millinery Store, No. $40 Penn
4yivania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
oct 30 HUTCHINSON l. MUNRO.
The national Republican., 1861-11-21

I,hs sFIXTUHES.--We have In ore, and
' daily receiving, GAS FlNrnnr' of en-
'irey new patterns and designs and finish, superior
IN style TO any thing heretofore offered in this market
We invite citizens generally 10 call and examine
stock of Gas and Water Fixtures. feeling ooulidcnt
hat we have the best selected stock in Washington.
al work in the above line intrusted TO our
will be promptly attended to.
MYERS h MoGHAN,
mar 2C---6n No $40 ID street
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CLOTHING, &c

nDEON HALT ODE0N HALLii-Th.
~ Cheapest and Best Spring and Summer Clothin
in W arlington can be had at
W.IES SE.FFELD & CO.'S,
lor. Four.and.a. half Street and Penna. Avenue
spring Overeoais and Busters,
Elegant Dress Suits, at lowest rates,
BeauHful Business Suits, at trining cost,
At WIESENFEtD b cos
business Suits for young men,
Business Suits for middle ages,
business Suits for all ages,
AT wIESENFELD CO.'S
Dress Suits for " sddings,
Dress Suits for parties
Dress Suits for best wear,
d" AT wIESENFBLD %. 'S.
Coats by the thousand,
Pants by the thousand,
Vests by the Thousand,
AT wIESENFELD coz
Boy's Clothing for the youngest,
Boys Clothing for all sizes,
Boys Clothing for larger boys,
AT WIESENFELD co. 'B
Cheaper than the cheapest,
Finer than the finest,
Better thsn the best,
Are the garments,
AT wIESBNFELD cos
Save your moneys
very few dollars
Will give you a splendid outfit fer summer,
If you call at
WIESENFELD 4 cos,
marg-TTS3 Cor, Penn. av. and u 1t.
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ruEAT RUSH no SMlTns, No. 400
" seventh street, to See his new stock VI Fail
Clothing, Trunks, Hats, and Gaps. oOt sim
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[JALF-BxEEDL LANDS FOR SALE.

5000 acres choice Lands, one third timber, in Rich
ardson county Nebi ssta, at low rates:
Also, n Bank Charter for u Western bank that has
never suspended.
Wasbia8ton, DC. nov s-lm