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The national Republican., 1862-10-21
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE. October l9.--The flag of
truce boat John A. Warner, arrived last even.
ing from Aiken's Landing, bringing down FIVE
hundred and eixly Union prisoners 10 charge
of Msjor r. W. Sbenk, Of the One Hundred and
Thirty-iif,h Pennsylvania regiment They we're
detained nearly day by the boat getting
aground above City Point.
The storm has entirely subsided, and the
feet, which had taken shelter In this hsrbor,
left at an early hour this morning.
The Petersburg Express Of October Is, says:
Two thousand Yankee prisoners are daily ex-
pected TO arrive In Petersburg on their way
North"
!. the James river, but there are no sportsman 10
. shoot them"
Wheat has declined considerably being
now held at So IS per bushel"
The Eaoress says: I've fear much trouble
and vast suffering from the scarcity of coal"
The Richmond Dispatch OF October 10th
says: 1--WE inter that the Fednrals will soon
make desperate effort to force their IRON clads
past Drury's Bluff. Forewarnsd, let us be fore.
armed"
Speaking Of tho racen, battle In Kentucky,
the Dispatch says: "A battle occurred at Psr-
ryville on the l4,h inst, which Kentucky will
mourn for many years"
The Richnond Examiner OF the 18th says:
"Tne geod people oil Coarleston, B. u, have
had celebration In their city on the occasion
Of baptizing marine ram, or Ladies' gunboa',
built there"
| The Examiner also says: "As Congress has
failed to make any enactments In regard to
martial law, 1t follows that it has no longer any
existence 10 this Coniederacy, and any attempt
to continue martial law, In any form or dis
guise, is 10 derogstion Of the law. making pow.
| er Of the Government aud In defiance of the
Constitution"
The same editor seems to have discovered
that dishonesty is not confined TO Federal OF
fcidly, but that even among the high minded
chivslry tone black sheep are to be found.
He says: Our Southern Confederacy Ia sadly
sfil cted with dishonest postmasters-especislly
In North Carolina. The cause Of this complaint
Is the Don-recsipt Of subscriptions said to be
forwarded by mail 10 newspapers."
The Examiner clsims victory for the rebels
at Perryviile, Kentucky and says the Federal
loss was 10000 in killed wounded and prison.
ers, whilst the rebel loss is set down at only
5000.
W. 7. Shoemaker, George Welsh, Peter II.
Miles and Charles s. Baker, members Of COM
pany A, First Maryland cavalry, a Federal or.
ganizstion, were brought to Richmond on the
10th, TO be tried for murder, committed In the
Valley of Virginia.
The national Republican., 1862-10-21

WIsCoSsIS-MR. PoITER's DlsrRIcT.-We
learn that a careful CANVASS Of Mr.. Potter 3
Congressional district shows that two thousand
more Republican ;han Democratic voters have
gone into the field as soldiers. This circum'
stance, Of course, encourages the rympathizer.
with secession to hope for the defeat Of the
man whom they especially dread on the floor
OF the House OF Representatives. His energy
courage and nphinching straightforwardnees
of purpose, have made him the shining mark
OF the malign,ty oil traitors everywhere. The
loyal people Of Wisconsin mnst see TO it that
be is sustained at this crisis. The JEFF. Davis
clique must not b, gtatifed with such vic.
tory as the defeat of Mr.. Potter's reelection
would be for them.
The national Republican., 1862-10-21

HAYI-We were favored with o call last
evening from Mr.. Watkins, just returned from
Aux Cages, Hsyti, whittier he went 10 charge
Of the one hundred and twenty csntrabands
on board the bark Eliza He reports them all
we'll settled as laborersupon private estates, ard
satisftd with their condition and prospect.
Their right to Government allotment Of land
remains, but for the present 1t was thought best
to give them an opportunity Of acquiring q
little capital by working for wages Mr.. Wat.
kins Gays be could have settled twenty thou
sapd as easily u, one hundred aud twenty, 81
great is the demand In Hayd for agricultural
lahor
The national Republican., 1862-10-21
From South Carolina.
MILITARY AND NAVAL OPERATIONS IN
THAT SECTION.

Capt. s. W. Godon, commanding the South
Atlantic blockading squadron, repcrs to the
Secretary Of the Navy, uuder date Of Oct 18th
inst, from Port Royal harbor, that on the 5th
inst, the rebel fort ct st. Johns Bluff, with its
guns and munitions Of war, was captured by
the co. operating Union force In that quarter
naval, under Capt Stedmau; army, under Brig.
Gen. John Brannon.
Also, that joint expedition was sent up the
st. Johns river a. far as Lake Beresford. "a
distance Of 230 miles,) consisting Of the U. S
steamer E. b. Hale, Lieut.. Commanding Smell
board company f, Forty. seventh Pennsylvan
volunteers, all under the command of Lieut.
Commander Williams Of the Paul Jones. Thi,
force succeeded in capturing the rebel steamer
Gov. Morton, one Of the best boats on the river
which had been engaged in transporting guns
to the battery.
The national Republican., 1862-10-21
Card from p. Il. Barnum.

TNHE only reply MIR. Barnum think, necessary 10
l. make 10 the challenge coltaiued Ia this morn
Ing papers Ia that he will not aid 10 newspaper
warfare Tor the purpose of giving notoristy to IN
itinerant adyenturer, wnose only features are the
EARNED cnlirs" and a party Oi bogus .fgu,ontes-
palmed upon the public M "Spanish"-Dut whose
fkces have never en- outside OF the United States,
notwi hstandiug their pompous foreign announce.
ment With reg Ard 70 the prop osea donation to the
Soldiers Aid Association, Mr.. BarLum has al
ready paid thousands of dollars to MD the war for
the Union and he agrees that the services OF Com
modorc Mutt, dener,l Tom Tbu nb, or any other
attraction which he has cyntr0i OF, at the FREs
dispgsat OF the Soldiers Aid Asecci ition whenever
they hold fair exh,biio On where they may be VI
u o To them. Aud Mr. D. will also present one
thou sald dollars to this Associa ion whenever the
Snowman alluded 10 will give it i've hundred dol.
lars, after having paid up unfortunate Employer
The ladies and gentlemen who dni and nightly
throng Mr., BRrnums eat biishment declare that
never within their memory has been seen any man
In miniature" worthy Of b,ing named or thought Of
or who will In the sliYhtest degree compArs with
these symmst ioal Intelligent aud talented little
gentlemen men-Commodore Mutt and Gene al Tom
Thumb and, furthermore, that they never before
wi messed in any one IS abIshment ush vast aud
amusing cOnoen ra ion of talent and novelty Us ure
to be sstn at Darnum's Mussum, Circus and Me.
nageris, With this reply to the nOt0ri king
sojJurner 1t is respectfully ndea that The
grntleman move along to some locality where his
genius will be better appreciated co2i
The national Republican., 1862-10-21
Obituary.

Gen. G. T. James, who has Just died in conse-
quence of injuries received by q premature ex.
plosion of one Of his own projecties, was ma
tive OF Rhode Island. By profession, he was
an engineer, and for time was engaged In
experimenting the construction Of some Of the
largest manufacturing establishments 10 New
England. His leisure hours, for the last thirty
years, have been devoted to the study of arti-
lery, and the improvements which he claims to
have made were the result and deduction Of
represented his State Ia the United States
Senate from 1851 to 1857. lie derived his
mill ary title from having held the pr sition Of
major general Of the Rhode Island State mill.
tia. Al the time OF his DEATH he was about 81
years Of age. He leaves wife and four chill
dren.
The national Republican., 1862-10-21
Later from Europe.

CAFE RACE, Oct. 20-The steamshi p Bavaria
from Southampton, with dates to the Sth inst.
passed here on Sunday morning.
THE Markets.
Cotton had advanced 8. laid. Sales II ,00O
bales for two days. The market was buoysnt,
Breadstuffs quiet. Provisions dull. Consols
94aa4a.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The rebel steamer Ionia heavily laden, sunk
In the Clyde by collision with another steam.
er.
The London Times says the Presidents eman.
cipation proclamation Is much waste Of pa
per.
Letters from Mexico say President Juarez
will contest inch by inch the French invasion.
King Victor Emanuel has granted an amnes.
ty to Garibaldi and bis followers.
The national Republican., 1862-10-21
BARsuAs MUSEUM AND CIBcus.-This great

BARSuA's MUSEUM AND CIacrs.-This great
novel Institution attracts crowded aud fences
every AFTERNOON and night Its truly a wonder
full exhibition, comprising Com. Mutt, the grea,
Dwarf, Tom Thumb, the great Lilliputian
King, the California Menagerie, the great
American Circus Company, the grizzly bear,
Samson, the Albino Family, DO. This is a
blending together of important features as
follows From Barnum's New York Museum,
Boston Aqusrial Gardens, London Royal Am
phihsa,re, Royal Cirque, Paris; the California
Mehagerie, aud Nixou's Cremorne Garden.
Mr. Barlum has outlaid thousands ol dollars
in the exhibition at Tenth street and Louisiana
avenue, aud cannot fail to make Il one Of the
IN ost popular institutions 10 the city.
The national Republican., 1862-10-21

So Fair for ths Beneht Of the Iafant
Asylum, at the corner Of Penn. avenue, near TWEEN
ty six street, opposite the Circe.-The Sisters Of
Charity in charge Of this institution will open Fair
ior its benefit at ODD Fellows Hall Seventh sire It,
on MONDAY, the q7th instant, TO which they 10.
vte the patronage Of the public They will offer for
sale st reasonable prio Q great variety Of Fancy
and Useful Articles, Toys, Books, Flowers &C.
moyide for the helpie infan,s uder their care and
they appeal 10 the generous OF ali denonins Ions,
particularly the ladies' to contribute N Iney or any
such don ATOMS may be sent either 10 Mn BOONE.
corner Of 4 and Eighth streets, or Mr.. GEORGE
MAT1INGLY, on the Island. Infaoa are received
charity which more loudly appeals 10 public patron.
age The ladies conducting the Fair have every
confidence that their exsrtions will meet the epoou.
Admttance 10 cents. Tickets Of admission, inolud.
ing supper, 50 cents oct 2i-u
The national Republican., 1862-10-21
From Western Virginia.
Aba ndOnment OF " estern Virginia BY
the Rebels.

GAILIPoLIs, Ohio, October 1s.-Rev. Mr.
Woodruff, Chaplain Of the 4th Virginia volun-
teers, recently u prisoner, released by the reb.
els few dajs since, reached Point Pleasant
to day, having walked all the way from
Charleston, on the Kauawhs.
He reports that all the rebel infantry and
artillery have lett Western Virginia, after
having secured large quantities Of salt from the
wells In the valley.
1t Is copjectured that they have gone to East
Tennessee to reinforce General Bragg.
There are no rebels now in the valley except
Col jenkins guerilias.
The national Republican., 1862-10-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SILL 8 6 OK.
pRAKE,spLANrAr1oH BIrrIRs

They purify, strengthen, and iuvigorats.
They create . heslthy appetite.
They are an antidote TO change Of water and diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and lats hour
Thse strengthen the tystem and enliven the mind
They purify the breath and acidity Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DiarrhGa, Cholara, and Cholera Nor
bus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
aohe
They srs the best Bitters in the world. They make
great restorer. They sfe made Of pure 81. CroiI
Rnm, the celebrated Calisaya Bark roots and herbs
and are taken with the pleasure Of 6evsrags with.
commended to delica'e persons requiring . gentle
stiInulant Sold by all Grocefs Diuggists, Hotels,
and Saloons. r. II. DRAKE CO., 2os Broadway.
New York % 2S-6m
The national Republican., 1862-10-21
oc qf.

RS- BatcheIor's Hair Dys -rhe Best In
the Worid.-Wilam A. Batchelor's celebrated
Hair Dse produces color not 10 be distinguished
least remedies the III effects Of bad dyes and uvig
CRATES the Hsir Tor life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY
leaving ,h- hair toit and beautiful. Sold by ali
Druggists, &C.
~ The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A.
BACHELOR, oa ne fur ades Of each bts
Factory. No. 81 Barclay street, (Late 283 Bread
way and 10 bond New York. my 22.iy
The national Republican., 1862-10-21
MISSOURI.
CAPTURE OF THE STEAMER EMILE BY
GUERILLAS.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Oct is.-On Thursday
evening the steamer Emile was stopped and
taken possession Of at Portland py band OF
two hundred guerllas. They passed Lynn
Usage county, at one O'Clock on the following
morniDg on tleir way north.
Later accounts state that the Doat has re-
tured, having been abandoned by the guerillas.
They did but little damage to the boat. They
teized the stores on board, however. and robbed
the passengers Of clothing and other valr-
ables
CAIRO, H., Oct. ls.-Capt. Sperry, com
manding at Birds Point, has Just returned from
o scouting expedition. He reports that the
rebels in Missis.ippi county, Missouri, are very
active, and that the secesh In the surrounding
|neighb,rhoods are focking into the rebel camp
at Little River Ferry, twenty miles from New
Madrid, In large numbers. The rebel force In
that vicinity Is from 1000 to 500. Squads Of
rebel horsemen arc securing the country, steal.
ing horses and plundering private citizens.
Information from Capt. Girandeau says that
700 rebels, under Jsiries, attacked aud captur.
ed the town OF Commerce.
The national Republican., 1862-10-21
Prize Money for Dis,r,b q ton

Prize money, amounting TO nearly four hun.
dred Thousand dollars, has recently been Or
d. red to be distributed In the following cases
Letters in relation to the matter should be ad
dressed to the Fourth Auditor OF the Treasury
Final DEGREES Of condemnation have been psssed
in large number o! other cases, and the court.
are now engaged in adjusting the cosis. The
net proce, ds will shortly bs ready for distribu
ton.
The national Republican., 1862-10-21

Sixteenth regiment Virginia (tirst Eastern Ys.)
ris l. the only regimsnt nov nov SaSsS ee.ny, and De
tary Of War; for duty In the Vicinity Of ofAlexandris
and the forts abouts Washington, d. g.
Recruiting ONCE, Third street % door below Pa
avenue, A. c. WIDDlCOMBE,
Captain
eel "a Lieut.
The national Republican., 1862-10-21

HoSDuRAs.-A recent meeting Of colored
men in New York, voted to entertain the project
Of emigratiug to British Honduras, to the ex-
tent Of sending out deputation 10 examine
and report upon the capabilities and advan.
tages Of that country.
The national Republican., 1862-10-21
N o t l q Z !
U, 8. AsssssoR's 0FFlcE,

U. 8. AsssssoRs OFFICE,
Collection Diarict for hs D1trtiof C6lumbia.
All persons concerned In the United States Assess.
ment, on Licenses, Goods, Wares, Trades or Occu.
paiions Merchandise, nc, &c., AS per Act of Con.
gress approved July /, 1852, who reside In this Col
Iec ion District are hereby notified that the asses.
ment list Is now ready at my office, No 800 Mary.
land avenue, In the Seventh ward, for their exsmi'
nation and inspection and will remain open for
such inspection for the space Of fifteen (1b) days
IRON this date, October 1tth, 1852! also, that the
unders gned will, for the space Of fifteen days after
the expiration Of the time thus allowed lor iu-
spection Of said list remain In his Oice st the place
before named duriog the hours between 9'otlOck
=. IN and O'Clock p. m, to hear and determine Oh
all appeals which may be exhibited against the pro.
csedlngs of the Assistant Assessor.
Ali sppeils must be made in writing, specifying
the particular Eau Q matter, or thing respecting
which decision 10 requested, and shall state the
ground g'ound or principle Of inequality or error
complained Of
PM PEARSON,
u 8. ASSESSOR for Collection District,
Distriot Of OclWmbia,
0c l6-sod3t (Btar Intl
The national Republican., 1862-10-21
Appeal for Supplies for Sick
and Wounded.

. LOUISVILLE, Oct. ,2O-The Sanitary Board
make strong and earnest appeal to the be
nevolent. They are In need of clothiny, bed
covering, and diet for the sick and woundt d,
OF whom there 10 large number In this city
and State. Those who sympathise with the
afflicted are urgently requested to send their
contributions without delay.
The national Republican., 1862-10-21

~ 0rsat Pennsylvania Roats.-Ths
qui!lsst and safest route to the Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, end one o.
Sunday. Soldiers tickets ut Government rates &c
ali the principal points In the North and Wsgt For
tickets and urther information apply at IL cos Of
the Great Pennsylvsnia Route |" northeast corner
Pennsylvania avenue and sixth street, 1oAsr M
tonal Hotel Ofnos open from . .. =. - . p n.
on sundays 10 I p. N.
aug Sly Agent
The national Republican., 1862-10-21
Rebel Doings In X a nsas.

KANSAS CRY, October l8.-Reliable inform
alton states that Quantrell, with 200 men, made
raid on Shawneytown last night, burning the
greater portion OF the town, killing nine citi-
zsns, and Carrying off all the horses he could
fnd.
The national Republican., 1862-10-21
$3s6,l99 SO
From AIkan nsAs,

CAIRO, October l9.-There IL nothing Of 10.
terest from Helena. except daily diminishing.
An attack from the enemy is not anticipated at
present.
The national Republican., 1862-10-21
aug Sly
nEPOT QUARTERMAsTEKs OFFICE,

nEPOT QUARTEKMASTEkS OFFICE,
~ WAsHIRsToN, Oot. 30, 1857.
sEALrD PEoPosALs will be received At this Once
until Saturday, October 25 At 2 O'Clock p m, for
Campbell Hospital, at Intersection Of Seventh and
Boundary streets.
For specifications application must be made 10
Capt +. f. Camp, At this ONCE.
The osth Of Allegiance Of each bidder must accom-.
pany the bid.
Good and suficient security will be required for
the fufment OF the contract.
Proposals must be addressed to Capt f L..
HARfZ, Assistant Quartermaster, U. s A., and
should be D aiuly marked q" Proposals for Plumb.
Ing" at Campbell Hospital oct Std
The national Republican., 1862-10-21
Navy York PQllilca.

NEW YoRk, Oot l9.-The Federal Union
party Of Brooklyn, last night nominated Gen.
john A. Dix for Governor Of New York, and
issued an address to the electors, without dis
tinotion Of party, 10 form Federal Union clubs
and send delegates to State convention on
the 2Sth instant.
The national Republican., 1862-10-21

Hr I. o. .. r. Triendship Lodge No. II
-The members Of Frisudship Lodge are requested
ard Ponnsylysnia avenue, this TUESDAY EVEN
ING ut Q O'Clock, for the purpose Of attendingeths
funeral Of oar late brother, Thomas Cisssll.
r. H. SWEET,
oc 2fA SeoretaYy
The national Republican., 1862-10-21

TUE SECRETARY or THE INTERIOR returned to
tae city 90 Saturday evening. His health, We
are pleased to learn, is greatly improved
The national Republican., 1862-10-21

~ Special Notice. and after Tuesday
April l., 1852 the trains on the Baltimore and OIL
Raiiroad will commence ruuIing daily, Sunday
exoeptedJ leaving this Station 1t 7.40 Q. m, ant
connecting at Washington JanotIon with Nal
Train for all parts Of the W ct - Wheeling o.
Parkersburg. Through tickela sold and bakgag'
checked. W. X. SMITH,
n. Of Tfansportatton b. D. =. Z
Ap l--du lStAr 9loleI
The national Republican., 1862-10-21

NDMAkD LhHEys,
nookS hesll b svsey ssyls, Turkey, kosoeoo, Ras.
Q, aAl UAu,i t0n6DS0
The national Republican., 1862-10-21
oEOReE N. WESTON. EDITOR.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER q, 1862.

NOTICE To ADvERTIsERs.-All transient
Advertisements must be paid for in advance,
sud should be handed In before O'Clock, p. M,
TO ensure their appearance on the following
morning,
The national Republican., 1862-10-21

LJf SCHOONER AID will positively dis.
zkA. charge cargo and tai Tor New York this
week. VIII be ready to receive freight on Thurs
day, October 23d Apply to
FRED b COZZENS. Consgnee,
Cor. Fourteenth Ut. and Penn avenue;
OF to Capt. w. II. HUTCHINGS,
oclH on board, foot of G at
The national Republican., 1862-10-21
Election Of . Delegate In Nebraska.

OMAHA, Dot. l6. 1862 Is. G. Daily, Repub-
loan, is re elected Delegate 10 Congress by an
increased majority.
The national Republican., 1862-10-21

AfWsstoR's Progress OF Blavsry.-Cop
Of this werk sre for sale at the once of the Ndona
Rspti,iean. Pamphlet edition, rs osnth Boust
edition, Is cents.
The national Republican., 1862-10-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
The WAR In THE SOUTHWEST.
Good News from Kentucky,

New York, Oct. 2O.-The following special
dispatch has been received by the Herald from
Cincinnati:
Morgan, with 1000 rebel cavalry, entered
Lexington yesterday, our small force there re-
treating before him on our main force OF
Georgetown. Morgan paroled about seventy
FIVE sick In the town, and after remaining about
quarters Of an hour be retreated towards
Manchester, and afterwards moved In the di.
tec,iou Of Frankfort General Dumont, upon
learning Of his presence, started In pursut
with one regiment Of infantry, In wagons, one
thousand cavalry, and one section Of artillery.
He overlook and defeated Morgan to-day be.
tween Versailles and Frankford, and Is now In
full pursuit Of bis scattered forces, moving to-
ward Lawrsnceburg. Morgan Is now between
Gems Dnmont and Buell., and II Is thought be
Is not likely to escape. .
Oae Of Humphrey Marshall's regiments, com.
posed principally Of Tennesseesns, deserted
him en- p,1sse yesterday and was brought into
Paris TO day by our cavalry. Marshsll's forces
are represented as being greatly demoraliz:d
and anxious to leave him.
LATER.
LOUISVILLE. October l9.-John Morgan left
Lexington with his forces yesterday evening.
passing through Versailles and thence through
Laureoceburg at daylight, and was at Bloom
aeld at two o'clock this afternoon General
Dumont Is In pursut {, but there has been no
Hght between Dumont and Morgan yet.
General Buell. Is reported 10 be just south of
Mount Vernon, and General Crittenden's army
corps is further south 10 parsuit Of Bragg. It
10 supposed that tho rebel army Ia aiming TO
cross into Tennessee by Big Greek Gap and
Wilson's Gap. General Buell. is In close pur-
suit, and 1t is believed here that he will force
the rebels to dsht or capture large portion
Of them before they reach Cumberland Gap.
The Perryville battle at Chaplin Hills was
brought on prematurely, and against the or
ders Of General Buell., whose plans Of envelop
log the whole Of Bragg's army were thwsrted
and his pursuit Of the rebels delayed by that
circum stance.
REBEL ATTACK ON OUR TROOPS AT
ISLAND NO. TEN.
CAIRO, Oct l9.-The Federal forces station.
ed Oh the Tennessee shore, opposite Island No.
Ten, were attacked by four hundred rebels
under Faulkner, hut during the darkness the
rebels fired into each other, were thrown into
confusion aud retired, followed by our cavalry.
Eight were killed and we captured thirty
horses and few muskets. Faulkner, three
captains, aud thirteen privstss were taken pre-
opers and brought TO Columbus, Kentucky, las.
night Our loss was two killed and three
wounded.
The national Republican., 1862-10-21

GALE OF CONDEMNED STORES S-we shall
= sell en- THURSDAY NEXT, October 24th, st
i2 0lsck m., In front Of our Auction Rooms, No.
SO, Seventh street, under Odd Fellows Hall, about
8O 900 lbs BACON, condemned rs UNIT for public
use. By order of
Capt. LESLIE SMITH,
First In nfantry.
oct t2l-dts MARSHALL FACE Auots
The national Republican., 1862-10-21
THOMAS Il. LLOYD,
Attorney for Claimants,
AND AGENT FOR PROCURING
Bounty Lands, Pensions, Arrears
OF Paw, Extra Paw, &s.

WASHINGTON, d. o.,
viii give prompt and efficient attention to Ii.
prose of Claims of every description agaiRsl
the Government, and make no charge unless sue
oessful.
Both references aAd charges for services will Do made
satisfactory.
~ Pensions secured for soldiers wounded or dis
eased during the existing war also for the widow
and orphans Of soldiers who have died from wounds
or disease incurred while in the United States ser
vos also oniy Money for the heirs at law of soldier
deceRied during the existing war.
Fees divided with attorneys or other persons tor
wardins business
The highest prices paid for Land Warrants
Address
THOMAS y. LLOYD,
Atornsyfoy Gaip.aRs,
No. 47b Seventh street,
Washington, d y
n B. Editors Of papers publishing the above care
will be entitled 10 my services 10 the amount OF thsi
charges. 7, D. Il
de0 I0-V
The national Republican., 1862-10-21

Balcony Seats and Dress Circle places oan be 90
cured during the day without extra charge. oota0