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The national Republican., 1861-11-28
Camterbury Hall.

This afternoon q magnificent entertainment
Is given at Canterbury Hall, to families, ladies.
and children. An immense amount Of confec,
tiOnary Is to be distributed among the audience,
The entertainment comprises Nm excellent vi.
riety. The 0ctoroon, Minstrelsy, Magic, the
melodies OF the beautiful singers, Miss Louisa
Payne, Miss Susie Parker, Little Ella and Ada.
The afternoon entertainments already given
have been pretty we'll attended by ladies and
children, who have manifested decided appro.
baton Of the performances. To-day there viii
undoubtedly be very large assemblage. \,
We know OF no place where our amusement
lovers can pass an afternoon more pleasantly
than ut the Canterbury. .s
The beautiful Fairy Ballet OF The Bayadere
comprises one Of the features this Afternoon
and tonight.
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
LATER FROM SANTA FE,

Kansas City, Nov. rs. The Santa Fe express
has arrived, with dates to the l8tb,
At y meeting of the merchants Of Santa Fe on
the Tth instant, 1t was esolved that they would
endorse iOrthe Government u any amount hat
may be ad, anced IL the Territory. This action
was taken in consequence of the scarcity of the
coin which has heretofore mace up the circu.
a,ing medium in the transaction of business,
and has, from. spme cause, almost entirely dis.
appeared, causing an unusual stringency in the
money market.
The oall OF the Government of New Mexico
for l 200 militia to garrison the different forts
IN the territory has hes promptly responded
to. The whole number will ina short lime be
reported for duty.
A light artillery battery, commanded by Lieu.
tenant Anderson, If the United States army,
lett Santa Fe on the 9th for the South. An i'm
ted.
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
Police M alters Ye terday.

BEFORE Justice Wdlter.-Charles Guss (colOr.
ed) was arrested by Officer Crown, on the
charge Of carrying concealed weapons. H.
WAS fined $40 nd costs by Justice Walter.
William Brown, also cvlored, was arrested by
Officer Lynch, for cursing and swearing in the
streets, and for carr ying a deadly weapon; he
WAS fined 50, and 94 cents costs.
Nicholas Denhardt was arrested for an as
occurred near the depot, and resulted in Car.
rolls being most numerically cut about the
head and in II Q face. Denhardt WAS commit
ted TO jail by Justice Walter for further hear
ing.
Before Justice Thosnpson.-A Colored man
named W. q. Down. 6 was arrested by Officer
McColgan for behaving in disOrderly manner
at the late Are on Louisiana avenue. He was
fined $l.94.
Another arrest for disordery conduct, and
for resisting an officer, WAS made at the same
time and place, which case, however, was dis
missed.
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
Fuel.

A prime article of hickory, of which there
is very little in market, readily commands II
per cord; the best oak Is from 81 rs to IS. .25
and pine of the best qurliiy is selling at $3.50
The supply of oak and pine ia ample, as the
appearance Of the yards and wharves will tcs
tiy. As far AZ the prices Of coal are con
cnrned, there is not much difference since last
quotations, still they have an upward tendency
One of the steamboat companies recently
made n purchss SO Of 900 tons at $4.l0 per ton
and 1, 900 tons at $4.-Bdllimore american.
Contrast the prices of fuel in b ,ltimore with
those demanded in Washington, II city only
forty miles distant by railroad from the former
place.
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
TelOniOus Al ult.

About ono O'Clock on Tuesday night, while
M. J: Vondslier was returning home, when
near the corner of Tenth and g streets, he WAS
stopped by AN individual who had concealed
himself behind tree.bOx. Mr.V. knocked the
rascal down. when three or four men, supposed
to be confederates Of the frst made their ap.
pearance; but the arrival on the ground of the
watch caused them to leave. Mr.. v. handed
the individual over to the watch, who carried
him off. Upon inquiry at the guard-house, v 9
learn that no such case had been brough,
there. As there seems to bs'a mystery hang
ing over this case, we refrain from common,
until further developments are made.
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
Tho Cry 10, st,Ii they Come ,

And all we can hear is, War war war '
nut ior ny part ! am nreh o. the 1ld t!9ry o. Msr
latest nvwsf No. why SMITH, No 400 Hcyeuti
-treet. hiss just received new stock OF FALL
sell them at such low prices They 81; hr has ,
knaCk ot selling hl goods at lower rates than tn,
other stores. HoWhe does II, do not know But
eau ut out your boys with nice CL0THIN at re
Iparkably low prices. | savise all to call a
SMITHS, No LOO Ssyenth street, oppo. .tts Pos
Office, and look at his New Stock, and they will b,
convinced that what Mrs Jones said, 10 40.
aug 30-3m
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
Washington, 25th Now, 1861.
Wh,,ehurst. NO, 4a4 Pam. Avenue.

of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, aud others. Our likeness OF
Mcclellan is the latest published, and Is con.
sidered the best In existence. See our photo
grabs In oil and waller c'lors. Also portraits Oi
distinguished men. Attention of military mer
is called to our full length letterty. Oh. for send
ing by mail. nov l3-lms
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
Selling Phssss snd Citiaens' Clos hes 70 De-
serteEs-A New Buslneoo.

On Monday, the colonel of one Of the regi-
ments encamped near Alexandria, received
information that certain clothing establish
ment in that place, carried on BY couple Of
Jews, was in the habit Of hitting out soldiers
who wished to desert with oitixens' clothes,
and of selling pxsses from Alexandria to Wash
tngton, ut IS each, to such IA had purchased
clothes from them. A soldier dresaedin Zousve
uniform acted as An out door agent, or rather
"roper in" for the concern, ~ soliciting the
patronage Of soldiers ihien",rg to desert their
regiments. On Tuesd'y the colonel and his
orderly sergeant, acti"g upnn his information,
determined TO lay n trap r'r lne lsraelites; and
to better effsot theirhbject. and to obtain proof
Of the criminslity of tho parties, disguised
themselves In such manner Ms To remove all
suspicious as to'their real character. The two
then proceeded to the clothing store, and rep.
resented themselves as wishing to desert, and
requested the proprietors to show them some
clothes suitable for the business. They were
taken into back room by the unsuspeo oting
Israelite, and shown samples Of garments fur
nished deserters. They engaged two suits,
which we're to be called for the next morning.
They then requested one Of the proprietors Of
the establishment to furnish them with pass I"
this city, which he engaged to do for the con
sideration Of IS.
Pretending to be strangers in tho place, and
liable to arrest IA deserte RS, II caught on the
street. they asked to be shown some place IT,
stop until, next morning, and. conducted by tn"
Zouave "roper in," were taken to the City
meet them at the hotel, at 4 certain hour mex,
morning, with passes and the clothes. The
Colonel and his assistant remained ut the hO,e
all night; in the meantime. however, informing
the Provost Marshal Of the success of ther
man9uvres, and advising them to be on the
lookout the next morning. Agreeably to ap
pointment, the Zouave was on the ground with
passes, 3D., ut the designated hour, and accom-
panied the two towards the wharf. While on
their way TO the boat they were pounced upon
by the provost guard and taken bsfore Judge
Freese. The Jews were also taken into Gus
tody, and brought into court, and were much
astonished to find their patrons Of the day be
fpre transformed into witnesses against them
Further examination into the case was post
poned un II Monday next.
Mr.. Mckenzie, who appeared as counsel 70,
the proprietors Of the stera. WAS requested by
Judge Fresse to take The oath OF allegiance
which he declined to do, and therefore, II
accordance with II recent decision of Judge
Freese, he was not permitted to act as cOun 70
for the d0fenCe.
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
Narrow scscape from Drow ntng.

On Tuesday, as DR.. milford and his brother
we're coming across the aqueduot bridge on
horseback, the horse Of the latter became
frightened and backed into the canal with the
rider on his back. The water in the trench is
about ten feet deep. DR.. Milford immediate
dismonnted from his horse, threw of his coat,
and plunged into the water just in time to res.
cue his brother from drowning.
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
Winter FaShiOns.

lie Bon Ton, for Dscemb containing vain. .
BILE patterns and fashion p ates. Shillington has
also recei ed LeSlie's Magazine, Godey's Lddy's
Book, Hdrper's, and all the other mag lines 10"
December. Citizens, soldiers, suffers, pedlars
and news dealers, supplied with Stationery
blank books, newspapers, and cheap publica
tons at the very lowest prices. Shiilington
Odeon Building, corner Four and a.halr stree,
and Pennsylvania avenue, has u large assorl.
ment Of diaries and almanacs for 1872.
nov 2S-Aaf
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
BURNING OF A CHURCH,

Philadelphia, Nov. 26.-St. Paul's Roman
Catholic church, corner Of Tenth and Christian
streets, was destroyed by Are this afternoon.
The entire inner portion of tho editice was
burned, and only the bare walls are left stand
ing. The less is estimated at $20, 900, exclusive
of the cost Of the new organ, which Ia 81 900
more. The disaster falls heavily on the Roman
Catholic community In the southern section OF
the city. The amount Of insurance is not rs.
Certained,
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
Hun awnv.

Yesterday morning, about ten O'Clock, four
horses attached to n Government wagon passed
up Pennsylvania avenue At breakneck speed.
In turning the corner of Eleventh street and
the Avenue, they broke off and smash.d d the
large lamp on the corner, placed there by Mr..
horses became detached, and, after running
into small wagon on @ street, were brought
to astand, without much injury tVeither horses
or wagon.
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
The CITY Post OMee,

The increase In the business of the Washing.
ton Post Office has been immense, within the
last few Yonths. Sixty thousand letters were
West on Monday. On Tuesday 81. 900 letters
were received. In these figures are not in.
oluded newspapers and other mail matter.
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
Frank Leslle,s

Paper for this week, dated December 7th, con.
tinues the illustration of the great naval expe
rion at Port Royal, and is u splendid number
for soldiers and others to send to their friends
At IL distance. SbillingtOn, Odeon Building, cor
ner Four. and .a.haIf street and Peunsy y lvania
avenue, got four large two horse wagon loads
this morning, and we think he can supply all
the world. nov aS-lt
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
The Freight Business

Ofthe Baltimore and Ohio railroad ia immense.
In one single day last week no less than 367
oars, carrying all manner Of freights, coal live
stock, hay, lumber, provisions, vegetables, pig
iron, naval supplies, and miscellaneous store
generally, came through in single day to tn q
CITY. In addition, the ten passenger trains
we're run over the road, besides three full
troop trains and returning empty car trains.
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
From Europe.

Halifar, Nov. 27.-The steamer H'malaya has
arrived here, and brings the report that the
British packet ship Trent had reached England,
and that soon after frigate was dispatched to
the United States with special dispatches. The
truth of the report is doubtful.
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
THE PRIvATRER SUMTER

Neto Fork, Nov. 26.--The bark Henry Trow.
bridge, from BarbadOss on the 9Th instant. re.
ports that the British war steamers Barracer \
and Cadmus were there, and that the command
er Of the former reported that on the 9th i
October, three degrees south of Bermuda. he
boarded the privateer Sumter, and that the
commander Informed tho British officer who
went aboard that he had sent on u challenge T.,
the gunboat Cruiser TO come out and fight him
but the latter declined.
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
Severely Injured

The captain of a canal boat, whose name we
could not learn, was very severely injured on
Tuesday on the canal, near Georgetown, by be.
ing kicked In the face by horse,
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
Congressionai GIobe.

This, without doubt, will be the most import
ant and eventful session Of Congress ever con.
vened since the formation Of the Constitution
Of the United States.
The Daily Globe will contain full report OF
all debates in both branches of Congress; alsu,
the news Of the day. Subscriptions will be re.
ceived by the agent, Chas. II. Anderson, Book.
seller, 45s Seventh street, opposite the Pos,
Office. nov 2S-2t
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y WAsHIaar IN, Nov. 70 1851

On the petition of Robert Hillson, of Albany, N
Y Paying for the exteI sion OF putent granted @
hum on the 91th day Of Februsry, 1st', for an i'm
the expiration of said patent, which takes place
the 28th day of February, 1879,
1t is ordered, that the aid petition be heard at the
Patent Oflce on Monday, the 10th day of Feb. uar,
next, at 70 O'Clock NJ. and all persons notified
to appear and show cause II any they have, why
sSid petition ought not to be granted
P. rsons oppo ing the ex tension are required to file
in the Psteat Once their objeo,ions specially set
forth In writing at least twen days befoIe the day
Of hearing all testimony filed by sith,r party to be
ued at the raid hearing INST be taken and trans
mited In accordance with the rules Of the Office
which will be furnisbed on application.
h- testimony In the ca.e will be closed on the
27th dsy OF January next depoeitions and other "a
pers relied upon as testimony must he lied In the ofhct
on or before the morning Of that day; the aryu
meats, II any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered, also, that tn notice be published In the
Nutional Republiedn, Wa hngton, b. C, and the
Albany Evening Journal Albany, N Y, once . week
TOR three successive weeks the first of said publioa
tons to be Al least sixty days to the day Of
hearing D. +. HOLLOWAY,
Commissioner of Pateu's
p. S-Editors Of the above papers will please
copy and send their bills to the Patent Office, WI tn
| paper containing this notice. nov 9s-ih
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
Cavd OF Thanks.

The undersigned from deep sense Of graft.
tude, avails himself Of the opportunity OF pub.
licly rendering his heartfelt hanks to Mr.. L. A.
Tarlton, (proprietor of eating saloon ut Wash.
ingtOn Depot,) who restored to him his pocket.
book. which WAS lost some days since, Contai
ing $ll7 the amount nf his hard earnings for
months past.
The manly, honest finder and restorer, 10.
gether with his noble wife, will ever be crate.
fully remembered by
ERNST FISCHER.
The national Republican., 1861-11-28

1SO TIEUCEs SUGAR CURED HAMS,
lsJU Just received and for sale by
LYLE \ COFFIN,
No. so Louisiana GyeLus.
EO HHDS. BACON SHOULDERS, just
w received and for sale by
LYLE II COFFIN,
No 50 Lousiaua avenue
OO0 BBLs. FLOUR, In tore and 70,
OUU sale by LYLE h COFFIN,
No. SO Louisiana avenue
| Also, agency Tor Ayondale Extra and Faml,
Flour. Wheelers best brands receiving daily Fol
esle by LYLE CoFFlN,
| nov 27-lw No. 90 Louisiana avenue.
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
LOCAL NEWS.
To AdvsrttOsrs.

Nearly 10 thousand oepiss Of the RepSb.
Sioan are circulated among the floating popula.
ton every day besides thelsrge number served
to regular subscribers. Advertisers will take
note accordingly. n
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
The New Bridge.

Workmen have commenced preparing the
timber for the construction Of the ne W Govern.
ment bridge across the Potomac at George
town, a..
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
MEETING OF THE WHEELING CONVENTION.

Wheeling, Nov. 28-In accordance with the
almost unanimous vote Of the people at the
election on the 2tth If last MONTH the COnven-
tion to form II new State out Of Western Yir.
ginia metin this city to-day. The attendance
WAS unexpectedly full Fur the opening, thirty.
seven counties being represented.
John Hale, Of Mason, WAS elected permanent
President.
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
FROM SAN FRANCIsCO-sAILFNG OF THE STEAM
ER UNCLE SAM

San Francisco, Nov. 2l.-The steamer Uncle
Sam sailed to day for Panama, carrying twenty
United States army officers and about 100 other
passengers. She will take 600 regulars on board
At San Pedro.
She also carries forward 81, 400 900 in trea-
sure, Of which $97O, 900 is for New York.
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
Arrested for Stealing.

Arthur whilton was ARE ted on Tuesday by
Officers Kelley and Dnwning, on the charge OF
stealing n bowie knife from Captain Francis
Keyser. Justice Clark committed him to Jail
for further examination,
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
HOrse phteVea.

We hear of frequent complaints that persons
have their stables entered during the night and
these rascals may be caught and made ex.
amples Of.
The national Republican., 1861-11-28

By the destruction Of Mr.. John Pettibone' +
book bindery by Are few days ago, will not
fall short Uf 5000 900; 50, 900 volumes Of the me.
chanlcal report of the Patent Ofice we're de-.
strOyed.
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
MAINE TWELFTH REGIMENT.


Boston, Nov. 26.--The Maine Twelfth reg-
ment. from Portland, has gone into camp near
Lowell, 10 await transportation south.
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
FIRE ATALTON, ILLINOIS,

AuOn, Ill.,, Nov. 25.-Ths engine house Of the
St. Louis and Chicago railroad was destroyed
by fire yesterday. Three engines are in ruins
Loss $40, 900; partly insured.
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
Viola ting Tn, su odav Law

George Hussell Was arrested yesterday Ny
Officer Garrett, for selling LIQUOR on Sunday
and was fined $25 and costs by Justice Drury
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
A small stea mbsat
The Loss TO the Government

Has commenced running on the canal between
Georgetown and the Chain Bridge,
The national Republican., 1861-11-28

SUPERIOR PTAEO F;JRTE HOUSEHOLB AND
RITHEy FURNITURE, ATAUCJIDN

KITHEy FURNITyRE, ATAUCJIDN
Un nFRIDAT ,ihs 18th instant We shall sell, at the
residence of Luke Lea Esq. No. -, north tide OF
E. between Sixth and Seventh streets, al 10 O'Clock
4 N an excellent assortms Mt OF Furniture, VIA:
uaines Brothers, Of New York superior instru
ment
Ako, S'ool Cover and Music Stand. ..,
Fine plush covered Parlor Set, consistiog OF
Two bne French Sofas =.
Two large Castor lu,i,t welye Parlor Chairs
Walnut Wha,not ard Etsgere and chinese Tea.
FANCY Gothic and Reception Chairs and otto
mans
Crimson, dsmask, and white Window Curtains
Two handsome Gothic gilt fran, Mirrors and
| Brackets
OH Paintings, Engraving and Mautel orna.
Fine Velvet Psrlor, Stair, and other Carpets and
Plated, China, Glass, and Crochery Ware and
Hair o'oth Sofa Lounge, Chair, ard Rockers
Walnut Sidsboard, Extension Dinirg and other
Cane dining and other Chairs and wardrobes
Mahogany marb top Dressing aud other Blu
| reaus .f.
| Mahogany mat BILE top " ash Closets and Tables
Mahogany French and other B.dsteads and Bed
ding
| Cottage Chamber Sets
| Hair ard OTTER MattTe.ses
Fine Gas Chaudejiers a"d burners
A large aesori ment OF kib hen Requisites
With many Other articles which We deem uunoCes
| ssry to enumerate
Terms cash.
| GREEN & WILLIAMS,
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
MURDER oF AN OVERLAND MAIL AGE

MURDER OF AN UV EKLANU NAIL AUENT'
81. JOsephs, No., Nov. 26 VIM. smith, AS
Sis'ant on the road of the overland mail com
pany. was murdered and robbed of his mules
and clothing by the Snake Indt ns.
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
DY ). c. McGUIKn q co Auct,g gnsers.
GREEs 4 WILLIAMS. a"c.ion.s..

GOVERNMENT SALE or pCONDENNED
SUBSISTENCE STORES AT AUCTION
On MONDAY the I'd day OF Decsmber, 1851 We
shall SELL in frontof store, No b.6, corner of
Seventh aud ID ,trsetS, c0mme. cling at 10 O'Clock A
., the following artic IS, viz:
ll,sO0 lbs b con, 400 lbs Sugar, 100 lbs
HomiDy
6 bbls Salt Reef, 8 bbis Pork, 2 Dbi,. Tongues
. bbls Flour, bushVls Bruns I5 gallons MoiasseI
2is sac.s 4 .A.i lbI II bread, 26s btis, 81 ,i4J
lbs. II. Bread ---
Terms cash, in specie r ito equivalent
GEEEN n WILLIAMS,
noy2I-d Auctioneers
The national Republican., 1861-11-28

add FE l. Lows HALLE;
~ seventh street, above d.
EXTRA ATrRAcTIoN--Two NEW STARR
WILLIAM BATCHLOR,
The beautiful Ballad Singer.
PROF. JOHN RI1"rER.
The great violinist.
Twelfth Week OF the
ca p E L l. M IN II II ELS
AND BRASS BAND.
sixteen star r errO m ers.
CHANGE OF PROG RAMME EVERY NIGHT.
Look out FOR - ichard III.
Admisiou ,,,.,.,. ................2bo 2b cent?,
Doors open at O'Clock, commencing at o'ccrk.
Oct Sl-6t DR.. q. FORD, Agent.
The national Republican., 1861-11-28

At GENERAL Hospital, (Grcls,) Washington,
NOu. 20.
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
CICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN
- .... HOSPITAL
Published in conformity with the resolution o.
the Senate Of July l6, 1861
At Sep,indrp Hospital, GspyAo,sn Nov. %

(a) Two ofho.rs (b) one officer ,c) One officer
Al Gensral Hospital, Upi,m Hote, CORNER Q
Bridge and Washington streets, 0eoryeto,o,i
N0u. 20. t.- H...
The national Republican., 1861-11-28
DY WALL Il BARNIRis, Aacttnneors,
ID Cor. Penn. Ave. and Nihth stree

DY WALL 4 BARNARD, huet,onesrs,
ID Cor. Penn. Ave. and Ninth street.
LARGE AND PFREMPTORY SALE or AN Eli
CANT ASSORTMENT Of LADIES a NJ GENHk-
AENs FURs, SLEiGH-ROBES, DC, &C. TArc-
On THURSDAY MORNING next, the 18th IN
stant commencing at 10 o'oli ck We vii 'el hy cat
alogue, a. our Auction Rooms, Large and Superu
Assnr ment o, Ladies and Gen lenleus Furs and
Sleigh robes So, just received direct from one OF he
Largest Importer, and Manufacturers on broadway,
New York, sll mace ~ expressly Tor the rresen,
season. and Of the lae't styles, ami will he warrant
ed free from mOih Comprs Dg-
Large Mink, udson bay, and olher sables, Car
oinals, Csp.s, Taima and sets
RI >rtt. and Single Pieces stoDe Matrn.
Wster N nix, Mountain Narten, bib, rian Squirrel
Geiman titch, Silver Martsn, and Royal Squir
Fur, Seal, Besyer, and otiNr Gloves.
| Oier Gays, Beaver and other Mgiier
Aho, every variety OF Ladies and Cnidr.u. tme
iansd Buffalo Robes, Fur Goats Sc., &C
As the sale will be without Is~r'e, 1t "hs'S II
hemss ", with flst.cls.s FUR, and W. iuvi,e ihe
ladies and the public general 10 the rale
''''' '"''' walt y BARNARp
nov % AUctIOlcers
~ The above sale is postponed until
nov IS WALL BARNARD
V,O INVENTORS AND PATEalrs,s.
L MUM CO, proprisors ut The scihnii'c
American, and agents for pI">uftns AnrroaH G''l
| Foreign
II a II H III IT 81
With Si1ieen Years Experience III ihU bus u'r>, .
| Refer to Hon Judge Mason Hon .'Osspl Ho't
hon W d. Bishop, tS < uDIUIIr rrvnSIs II dirU' O,
| md to more than hfteen thVUsuHu iirup'otn ".
| have hal business dose thTuugi, s.LIn =" O. h II
| ut Agency.
| Pamphlet OF advice sspi ire, by nni!.
Patent Laws aud ResuIat"us, 40" par,u, -" a.. T.
| aail.
| Preliminary Exrniratior hi tui"i 2tA 80 .. "'
| ')fioe, %.
| Ofl'es, No 3; Psrk Row Ne N,rt " ..h;nst,'v
corner OF + and Seventh STREET. .EIr,".irN" fa''g
| Dmea ''t~ ~ 49,
The national Republican., 1861-11-28

L access, withiQ one, square of the Capitol En-
9uiPe gt No. bo2 New Jersey avenue, south OF The
Capitol. novle
The national Republican., 1861-11-28

LARGE AND PFREMPTORY SALE or AN FLE
CANT ASSORTMENT Of LADIES a No GENTLE-
NEWS FURS, SLEiGH-RUBES, dc. &c, AT arc