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The national Republican., 1862-10-29

lRYS mcaEIMs 4 Co., Aust.ons:r..
CANT Frenoh China Bohemian aud Crystal Cut Glasi
chandeliers, &c.-On TUESDAY MURNINd, No
csienOy, Chew. do Hulssmsn, Austrian Minister, Al
the corner OF and Twentieth streets, We ihal sell
his furti urs AND effects, comPrising..,
| Superior Rosewood Parlor Suite, fni he'd In Grim
son and brown brouate'ie, consisting ofAwo
| la'ge sofas, four arm and twelve parloI chair
Suite offs VEN Crimson ard Brown Bicostells Cur.
ta,ns, with luce curtains, coInios, tssssls, and
Richly carved Rosewood Centre Tables. v it'll mar
Three large and handsome French Plate Pisr
Glasses, with gilt frames, tables, and marble
Elegant full gilt French Msutel CIook.
Pearl Vsss' Gil. Card Baskets, Ornaments
Splendid French Msntel Clock eiit and beautifully
orr amentsd, with sevres china Caudelsbrss to
Superior Oak sidrboard with maj bic top and mir
| ror back, richly carved with g me and iruits
lss.peror os< Dining Cnairs, flushed in mo
Handsome bronze and gilt Chandeliers aud Gss
Fixtures ihroughOut the house
Velvet, usssls, 9. d other Carpets,
Splenr I'd French China Dinner Service, In green
Large and beautiful Bohemian Glsss Dessert Ser
Rich China Dessert Service, IN green and gold
| decorated with paintings Of ffuiis ana dowtrs
French China gold band Dinner Set.
Very large ssortmsnt Of heavy Crystal out Gls,s
silver-plstsd Castor, Liquor stsnis. Table Cut
lsfy.
Walnut and Mahogany Bookcases.
Marble top Dr.fsng Bureaus aud washstands
| Walnut WaTdrobes aud Bedsteads
Bed and Table Linen, Blankets,
| Mattresses, bostt rs and PillOx4.
| Cane seat Chairs, Arm Chairs.
Together with many other articles not necessary
| to enumerate.
| AT TWO O'CLOCK
We shall sell choice lot OF WINES, consisting Of
| Cl quot, Champagne, Old Reseive Madeira, Port
| Burgundy, and Rhine Wines.
The house will be open tc yisltors on Monday, I'D
November, from 10 to O'Clock.
| Terms cash. J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
| DOT 2}-d AuctiOneera
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Stealing oats.

Ofhcers McDevitt. Of the Third ward, and
Thompson, of the Fourth ward, in the course
Of their rsmbles on their respective beats, on
Monday night, about l2 O'Clock, discovered two
men, John Rollins and Stephen Dudley, carry.
ing Two bags from the market over the Seventh
street bridge, in IA suspicious manner. The
officers pursued the parties, when one of them
dropped his bag and ran, but was afterwards
captured. Both parties wero arrested, when
II was found that tho two bags contained oats,
which The thieves had purloined from ths
wagon of u farmer which was standing In the
the rear of the market. The parties were
bai!sd for court in The sum Of three hundred
dollars each. Wv
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A Handsome Testimonial.

The medal presented to Mr.. Eaton Stone, the
famous equestrian now performing at Nxon's
extract from the Sunday Morning Chronicle, Ia
we'll worth looking at, M n work of art:
1.-THE medal proper Is Of solid gold, surmOunt.
cd by u highly.ohased border, set with brilliant
oarbuncles. Upon one ofits faces Ia an engrav.
ing, most elegantly executed, Of Mr.. Stone, rid
ing his Creole Mexican Steed. On the reverse
il The dedication, finely engraved and highly
complmenting Mr.. Stone for his artistic msri,
and private worth, by his numerous friends In
New York. The whole medal 10 surmounted
by = splendid gold eagle, thickly set with dia
monds. We understand It will be on exhibition
next week In the show window Of aalt l. Bro.'
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lust RGCGlyED--A splendid as'ortmsut Of
d Imported HAVANA ClGARS, comprising the
most fsyoite Brands also, large and well selected
stock Of Domestic Cigars, all Of which we offer for
sale at unusually low prices
0STHEIM BROTHERS,
oc21 aa5 Pennsylvania avenue,
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CIRsT CLASS BOARDING HOUSE.

The undsrsigned bess leave 10 call Inc attention Of
the citizens and travelling community 10 the House
he has Just opened for the accommodation OF gentle
men and ladies, with day or tsoie board.
The Heuse is furnished In splendid styls-larSs
airy rooms, chambers, and Parlors Tho table Will
be supplied with all the dsosoirs Of the SEASON No
psns expense shA be spared to give satisiAen ton
TO oil who may pAuonle the house s'fiet atten
tion TO osders that may be given for diners, 80 At
tsntive and obligiug servanis
House eliEibly situated on the Cofuer Of Twentieth
and strsets west, lately occupied by Surgeon Gen,
sral Lawson .,..
e SS-u GEORGE " OWEN,
Formally Of Buffalo, N, Y,
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Selling Rotten Eggs.

stephen Boston was arrested yesterday
morning, in the market, by Officer Pendsll or
the charge Of selling rotten eggs to Emanuel
Thompson. He was fully convicted Of the ras
cally aot, and subjected 10 q fns of one dollar
The vender declared they were fresh eggs
They must be secesh " hens that would lay
such eggs. or perhaps loyal hens who designed
TO have their productions hurled al the rotten
heads of the rotten. hearted traitors In our
midst. A committee should be appointed IA
examine" /" them hens" to ascertain their char
acters and their motives for such unbecomng
conduct. Eygsactly.
The national Republican., 1862-10-29
Soldiers Relief Associa tiou,,

There are now twenty-five soldiers relief as
SC Citations In this oity. Nearly every loyal
State has such an association. composed of
their representatives In the different depart.
ments, besides one or two Of more local char.
sStsr, IL Is Impossible 70 ss es'lmate I'm , the vast
lent institutions. The sufferings of thousands OF
soldiers have been alleyiated. Ladies', as usu.
al, take an active part in these works Of love
4 nd me Fcy,
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AUCTION SALES.
Future DAv~.

QY j. o. MoGUIRH q co., Auctionsers.
ID SALE OF LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD
wil be offered at pub 10 sale, on SATURDAY, No
vembsr 1t, at O'Clock, p one Lot corner U at
Lot cOr' Twenty fourth aud streets, containing
1916 fqusre feet. These lots situated
to the large Government bakery and the Quar-
lent O. rortunity to persons who wh 10 engage Ia q
Grocety bu, Inc
Terms One half cash the remainder In six
mOnths with interest, iecured by \ deed OF tru /
JAS. C. MO ,UlRE&CO,
oct esd Auctinneers
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stuck In the n uds

A wagon, loaded with whisky, or some other
blue ruin got stuck in the mud at the inter.
section OF New York avenue and Fifteenth
street, on Monday, and stopped the cars for a
had been removed for the purpose of lay ing
the track, and the rains had made perfect
mortar bed of the earth between the track on
the New York avenue branch.
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Personal.

Benj. Halliday and 9. n. johnson, New York;
". D. Mann, Michigan; @. 8. Sherman, U. y. N;
Col. r. 8. Hugsten, q. 9. A.; are at the Metro
politAn.
]. g. Bolinger, Kentucky; James J. Grifhth,
Detroit; N. b. Hallenback, New York; James
g. Fisher, y. 8. A. 8. d. Chase. Maine; John
Carpenter, New York; are at the National.
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Attention, Afflicted !

DIR. Vslny Is yet engaged In an extensive
practice IN this city, and We would call the al.
tention Of the poor. puny, emaoiated vi0tsNH
Of their own sins to the best sources of remedy.
First, give up your present course Of life al
once and forever; and secondly. call on the
most skllfui physiciaas, land none are better
than DR.. Vellny, } and be cured Of the disease
which Is now undermining the constitution
and sending you TO n premature grave.
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viola ting the Bloc ksAs.

Blk men were arrested by the ofioers on the
Potomac notilla, for violating the blockade In
attempting 10 cross the river. Their names
are Thomas Hsnnon. James T. Swan, Augustus
Howell, O. II. Parsons, Richard b. Dorsey, and
Frank Thornton. They we're committed TO the
Old Capitol.
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A Word OF Advice. !.

Those who have been dootcring Tor weeks and
months without obtaining relief, should oonsult
DR.. Fi,hblatt, whose ofhoe Ia at No. al Y street,
Twenty 6ve years experience has established DR..
FIshbiatts reputation - physician. Recent
cases cured in . few dave. Charses moderate.
.-,,.4 DIR. FISHBLATr,
No AL 4 street, corner OF Eighth,
Opposite the General Post once.
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HNCEEH

VJ,O I'M Nm VOaB AND PAYkHTEES.
AUNN 90. ,propristurs Of the !AssaiiHc Imkriyss.
sha sgsnts for procuring American aud Foreign
p A II h NJ II 8.
Win &rtsf, Year, srprsnes in The Bu,ins,,
Refer to Hon Judge Mason, Hon Joseph Holt
Hon W. d RishOp, sx .Commlssioosss OF Psisnts
and 10 more than fifteen thousand inventor who
have had businsas done through Mum 10 q Pat
snt Agency.
Pamphlet Of advice sent nee Ly mail
Patent Laws Aud Res ulsti0ub, loo pages. 10 oehIs
mail.
No charge Tor consultation, orally or by mail
Preliminary ExAminatioa In United Btslss rAtsn'
Oihce, S6.
Ofhcss, No 81 Park Row, New York Washing
patsut OdAAs. unsv " aMtf
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WISHING Day: - the Hospital. n shIs

By alate order Of the Surgeon General, the
military hospitals will be open 10 the author.
lied agents Of soldiers relief associations and
other I'D societies, from twelve O'Clock N. 10
six O'Clock p. M. daily. and to the friends OF
patients and other visitors, II, In the judgment
be preiudoial 10 the welfare of the sick"
The national Republican., 1862-10-29
Hal Compliment TO tho Second District
Regiment.

The following extracts from q letter to Col.
alexander, furnish Il complete refutation OF
tho secession lies In circulation derogatory to
the noble Second regiment, and conveys well
merited compliment to this regiment:
HEADQUARTERS Firth Army COMPS,
Camp near Sharpsburg, Md,
October 20, 1852.
Colonel ALEXANDER, Commanding Second regi.
msnt, d. @. Vols:
COLONEL: am directed by Major General F.
J. Porter, commanding the corps, to assure you
Of his regret At your separation from his oom
mand. He bears cheerful witness to the man
ner in which they have conducted themselves
since leaving Fort Corcoran. 10 attention &c
duty, and obedience to orders, and In discipline
equal 10 the other regiments of the command.
! am, very respectfully, your obedient ser
want,
ALEXANDER T. WEBB,
1t. Col. and Chief of STAFF.
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DIR. ETishblatl.

Or NO. 42l, corner OF Eighth ana Z sss
Opposite the Gen,ral Post Office,
Can be consulted on RHEUMATIC AfFEC
TIONS, CONSUMPTION, LIVER COM-
PLAINTb, CHRONIC AFFECTIONS, o. well q,
all Diseases Of Impiudencr, Of whatever character
and which may be declared iuouratle by other ply
sicians He engages to make IN immediate cure.
From his lengthy practice In the icience OF medi
cine he 10 enabled 70 offer himfelf TO the public ~
being the only ons In Washington capable OF atiorc
ing speedy relief AL cases durable will be guaran
tied He warrants = cure without the use Of mer
curry or any other dangerous medicine. Recent osses
cured In two or three days
B. Letters addressed TO DR.. y, al his moe, No.
49, corner OF Eighth and T. streets. OPPOSITE Gen
eral Post Otice will receive Immediate attention.
oot 8-yl
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India Ruhhsr 0ooda.

The place TO bvy your RUBBER COATS. LEG
GINS, CAMP BLANKETS, HAvELOCKs, HA
yERSACkS, and every article made from INDIA
RUBBER, sat II. A. HALLS India Rubber Ware
prices, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth strests. 90 92--n
The national Republican., 1862-10-29

JUsT HkGGlyED-A large stock OF Hermeii.
u oaliy Sealed Goods, consisting Of FRUITS,
JELLIES, MEATS, VEGETABIE3, DO, which
we offer Tor sale at Nsw York market prtoes
OSTHElM BROTHERS,
oo.1 a8B Pennsylvania avenue
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Desirable India Rubbsr Goods.

Mr.. II. A. Hall has Just received . lot Of Ofioers
Long and Light duh flashed Goats; also, dun nn
ished Ponchos, extra large szes; also lot Of blue
selling at mauuufaoturer5 prioe,, 81 his IudIa Hub
Der Warehouse, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets. 90 Tiff
The national Republican., 1862-10-29
Applcsi Appleai I

| One hundred and Afy barrels Of Greenings an,
Spitzenbergs, just received aud fer sale Ut loves
| market price, BY y. FENNER. No. $40 d street.
90 2p-2ts
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NO he llhlstu,

We learn that the hull Of the steamer James
Guy, now sunk at the Alexandria wharf, Ia to
engine and other valuable portions Of the
wreck,
The national Republican., 1862-10-29
Police Order.

We understand the following order has been
issued by the Superintendent of POlice:.
October 27, 1862.
General Order No. 81.
SERGEANT: By order of the Board the follow.
ing will be added 10 the general rules No of
ncer Of the public force shall while In uniform,
enter any place of public exhibition or enter.
tainment. unless the same shall be within the
bounds Of his beat, or he shall be ordered TO
enter the same by a superior officer, or II shall
become necessary for him 10 enter the same
to Quell disturbance therein. And any officer
fund In any such place, wearing any portion
of his uniform, or insignia, will be treated as
an officer off of his beat, and punished accord
ingly under the rules and regulations.
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Tn. indian u.rh n,c,or

Ths 1nutan HSrb DOclOr,
From Canada will describe diseases and tell his pa
tents the nature Of their Complaints Illness with
out receiving any Information frnm them Noehayp,
for co,,iuati6a advice. OGoe, No II Washiu RtOn
Building, NhnsylvauiA avenue, corner Of Seventh
street. Washington, ID. q. sep u If
The national Republican., 1862-10-29

ARTILLHRy HORSES. ..
Geo. ". Bush, Philadelphia, 80 Sll2.5O
John II. Whitson, New York, 200 ll3 so
Samuel Ovenshine, Philadelphia, 200 ll3 Sc
John II. Clark, Washington, 200 ll3 s6
CAVALRY H0RsKs.
9. 9. Swaziland, Troy, MY, I6O llO95
Geo. W. Bush, Philsdelphis, 100 Ill 80
q. H. 6wRley, Shippensburg, Pa, 100 ll2.4O
Z. J. Marsh, Troy, N. Y, 200 liz 45
John l.. Harsh, Carrollton, Ohio, 200 liz SO
Amos CHI ambsrlain, New York city, 200 ll2e
Sam'l Ovenshiue, Philadelphia, Pa, 200 1895
John Carpenter, New York oity, 200 ll2 90
James Craig, Philadelphia. Pa, 100 ll2.s9
Moses N. Wray, Stanford. KY, 500 lis 90
John H. Whitson, New York city, 200 1880
Jamea Davidson, New York city, 100 lI3 Is
P. Kelly, Philadelphia, Pa, 200 l13 so
The national Republican., 1862-10-29
Police hlAlIera

Patrick Shea was arrested on Sunday by Of
ncer Leach, of the Fourth ward, for disorderiy
conduct. He was taken before Justice Walter
and fined $500.
Officer Harmon, of the Seventh ward, for hous
breaking. He was taken before Justice Strat
ton and committed 10 jail.
Agnes White was arrested on Monday by
0hicer Borland, of the First ward, for being
drunk and disOrdery. Taken before Justice
Drury and committed TO workhouss.
=. Thomas Baney WAS arrested on Monday, by
OMcer Walker, of the Second ward, for an as.
ssult. Taken before Justice Thompson and
ordered to give security to keep tho peace.
Dennis Conner was arrested on Monday, by
Officer Sullivan, Of the Second ward, for being
disorda'ly;, Taken before Justice Thompson
and hnedf2.
Abraham spatts was arrested on Monday, by
Officer Healey, OF the Second ward. for using
threats oi violence and carrying concealed
weapons. Qrdsred to jail for court, by Justice
Thompsnu
Sarah A. Sharp was arrested on Monday, By
ohicer johnson, of the Third ward, for larceny.
Taken before Justice Thompson and commit.
ted to jail for court.
John Ca.hman and James A. Cooper were
arrested on Monday, by Officer Lusby, of the
Third ward, for dsordsry conduct and expos
ing their psrsens. Taken before Justice Wal.
ter and fined 50 each.
James Smith was arrested on Monday, by
Officer Pandall, Of tho Fourth ward, for assault
and battery. Taken before Justice johnson
and ordered Ia give bond 10 keep the peace.
Stephen Dudley was arrested on Monday, by
Officer Thompson, ut the Fourth ward, for the
larceny of bag of oats. Taken before Jus.
tics Walter and committed to jail for court.
George Davis WAS arrested on Monday, by
0fficer Clements, Of the Fifth ward, for disor
derly conduct. Taken before Justice Ferguson
and fined u ~.
C.L Rose was arrested on Monday, by Oficer
Ashton, of the Seventh ward, for theft. Taken
before Justice Stratton and held for further
hearing.
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u. H. 0on11S'
SOLICITOR OP PATIENTS AND CLAIMS.
DountIss, Psnsi0As, Back Pay, Omcsrs'
Recruiting, and Ill other just Claims
against the 00vsrnnsht.
OFFICE-No AJ0 SEVENTH STREET,
(DspArtmsut ExohangsD
WASHINGTON, ID. O.,
And No. . Park Place, corner of BrOadtody,
opposite Oily Hall, Nero York.
Refers. By psrmission. to

SHSt " PH1U1s ~
Hons. Hannibal Hsmlin, Woe President, Nc
II g. % Ms.; Tho%ss @ n EaS.ids MT X. e., - N d ~; I'd
Ssrs =. k1l,ina \ z, n Vi AIs.: II, EiSs, \
Surnnsm, Il. O., Conn. Dwight Loomy, Il. O.
Ashley, % T 4. g.. Ohio sian:y EdSsrtSa, n 0 Ohio
Pa Pam Robert aSk night. Y g., r.; justin B. Mo-
GhsndisT, NJ b., Mich James q Lane, n 0
Iosa ssi e}fs 2' H. % 5ons si.o1, " w. John S,
Iii owen LoyslOy, 4 3, ~. =: =, sislr' j. 4
irsd lily, u. O, n r.; Major asnsrI Il u. bur.
yea N. Wyokoh, Eco, Pres. Williamsburg City
Bank shepherd Knapp, ksa Prss' Mechanics
Rank " 96-u
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Contract for Horses,

On Monday the Quartermaster in this city
opened the bids and awarded the contracts for
army horses recently advertised for. The fol
lowing embraces the names OF the successful
bidders, with the number each is 10 furnish,
with the price. The whole number OF bids
Vas "a. Tho horses are to be delivered In this
y within w day
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OLD HOMESTEAD TONIC.

They act with the power Of medicine, and are
taken by old or young with the pleasure Of q
beverage. These bitters are now becoming we'll
known throughout the world, and are recon.
mended with the most uuboundsd confidence,
for all complaints originating from disorgan-
lied or diseased stomach-such as Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaints, Nervous Affections. Loss Of
Appetite, Intermittent Fevers, Diarrhpa, Sour
Stomach, Headache, Fever and Ague, Weak
ness, &c.
As morning appetizer, and after dinner
tonic. they are held In high estimation, and
should be found upon the side hoard Of every
family.
They are also much relied upon In the Tropics
for Scrofula, Rheumatism, and Dropsy.
The national Republican., 1862-10-29
The Bullion Hank

Redeems their notes In U. 9. Treasury notes
whom any amount from one dollar upwards Ia
presented.
The national Republican., 1862-10-29

T RECOMMEND MRS wREN's TREATMENT
/ TOR Neuralgia, she having cured me very soen.
II JOHNSON, Pension Othoe,
Call and sss how many rsspeotable oitizsps have
ralysis, Gout kheumstism, Tumors, BroI obitis,
Pies 10 . week, Typhoid Fever In . lew dsys, Lu
oorrhea or Whites, Sure ouis tor Bcroiula and
Cancers
Magnetic Pisstsrs and Ointment
MRS. WREN, Ply ieian,
oct Sim. alb X VI, BET, 9Th and Ith sts
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GOLD GOLD ADVANCE PRICE PAID
" by RITTENHOUSE, FAINT SEQ,
oct &-lm Bankers, l62 Penn. avenue.
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W hilshusst 0alisry, 434 Penn av., mex
door % lhe TelsKraph Once,

Continues 10 attract thropgs Of visitors 10 obtain
DE- piaies Of themse and friends which sre ~
truthiuy produced ut this time houorei and cslsratd
esabiishmsnl Card ikebes,s Of our dlsiing guishtd
generals and Others, tog .ther with many who have
fallen 10 battle, can be Obtanei Also portraits in
oil and water oolOts O,ders for field views promptly
attended TO. oct i7--in
The national Republican., 1862-10-29

DY GhEEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.
ID ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HORSES
WAGON, PLOWS. HAY, OATa IN STRAW
CORN &c AT AUCTlON-On FRIDAY. the alst
instant we .hall ell At the farm OF the late Dr. VIM
half mile from the In ane Asylum, on The Psoata-
way road at II U'olook, m, by order of the Or
ph6ns' Court the personal effects of the deceased
viz
aFme Bay Horses,
b Hot bed Sash,
" Cords O, Wood,
Cradle and soythe
Lot of Oats In Straw,
Harrow, two Poughs, lot Of Harness,
tons Of Hay, lot of Corn.
Ierms-All sums Of and under So, cash; over s5, q
credit Of four months-the purchasers to give notes
In all 0ases OF credit, bsl rng interest from day OF
| sale, and secured by two good endorssrs.
BY order Of the Administratiy.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
ot 2S-d lStarl Auotioneers
| DY w. l.. WALL 4 co., AuctiOnesls ..
II tSouth Cor Pa, Av. and Ninth strert)
YOUNG HORSE, ,CARRlAGE, BUGGY, AND
HRrnesa, vt Auctlon.-We will sell ON THURSDAY
MORNING, sOth instant, q very superior
Family Carriage and Harness,
One Buggy.
A very superior Riding Horse,
| Saddle and Bride,
The p SpsIty Of q General ordered o.
Vot9s lstarl Austionssrs.
The national Republican., 1862-10-29
Duakln4 AatsS,

The following are the rates at which BANKERS
and brok ers are buying and selling gold and
silyer-ths legal tender notes being the stand.
ard:
Buying. Selling.
Gold. 20 per o. pram 80 per Q. prem.
Silver. ..........ls 20
Demand notes. "a 27
Banks Of issue In Washington and Georgetown;
Washington. Georgetown.
Bank Of Metropolis. Farmers and Mech's
Bank OF Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Commerce..
Farms b Meroh's. Huk.
The Farmers and Merohants' Bank and the
Bank Of Commerce issue notes OF the dsnoMiDS 4.
ton II one dollar and upwards.
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ES..!T.-.lS6O...X.=.: ::
THE OLD HOMESTEAD TONIC,

LET our possessions be what they may
marble palaces, broad lands, magnificent plate,
or caskets or" precious stones "-they all sink
n the balance a. against Heavens great boon,
HEALTH, and thoy cannot be enjoyed without
II. Tho language Of nature attests that who.
ever would enjoy the pleasures Of food, the
beauties Of flowers and landscapes, the Joys Of
conpanionship, the richness Of literature, or
the honors Of s1stion and renown, must pre-
serve their health. The stomach Ia the recep.
tacle OF all nourishment. ind the fouhtain from
which all parts Of the body derive their sus-
tenance. When foul, injurious food enters the
stomach. acute sympathy disorganizes all other
organs, and disease more or less painful, must
follow. The laws Of nature cannot be violated
with impunity. How many ladies and gentle.
men eat and drink disease ut late suppers, and
arise In the morning with headache. loss Of sp.
petite, feeling lsnguid, unrefreshed. feverish,
low spirited, weak, and inoapaoitated to per-
form any mental or physical duty, and dream
not this 10 the beginning Of that horrId disease,
DYSPEPSIA,
which assumes thousand shapes, and points
towards miserable life xnd premature decay
There can be no medical remedy that will turn
lead into food. or poisoned drinks into nourish.
menf, but medical science oan assist nature,
supply exhausted fluids, and, to q great extent,
correct the effects Of disease, when the habits
are abandoned.
The Medical Faculty has exhausted its re.
search for generations In creating appetizers
and overcoming stomaohic derangements. Ger.
tain Ingredients we're well established rs pos.
sessing beneficial qualities; among these we're
Calisaya Bark and 81. Croir Rum.
But still oomponsnts we're wanting, and rsgu-
larity could not be obtained. An invalid physi.
elan, sojourning in the tropical island Of 81.
Croix, observed the habits Of the natives, and
gathered from them the recipe for the final
accomplishment of this most important end.
The article was Arst made and used as pr.
vate medicine. Its effects we're ss saiutary
that II Is now being produced and consumed In
immense quantities under the name Of
BRAKES PLANTATION BIrTERs,
The national Republican., 1862-10-29

Il H. r A I X l NJ q.
A. nanufAoture rruuhs extensively, and nross
sarily have ali Minds Of Trunk Mstsriai an better
prepared to repair Trunks, 40, thoroughly and
promptly, than any other sstablishmsnt II the city
oct iI-sui JAMES o. TOPHAM.