davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-11-26

Is 1t is remarkable historical fact
that tue Fugitive Slave Law of l793-tbc
hrst one ever enacted-was pennrd at the
instance of President Washington, who, in a
message to congress, stated that the sugges-
ton was founded on a complaint from the
Governor of Pennsylvania, that slave had
escaped from that State INTO Vrginia-and
also that 1t was necessary To have an act of
Congress to give effect to that clause of the
Constitution which promised such protection.
1t passed the House without debate, with
ohiy seven votes against 1.-two Of whom
were from slave States
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-11-26

90 Ii will do 20 be O man a-0rgD
not dreamer among shadows.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-11-26

The Case of Mrs. Brinsmade.

We exclude other matter for the purpose Ct
laying before the public another case fbeast-
T. and Infamous outrage committed by one of
President Lincoln's ,ninions under the mar
tial law proclamation. The case of Mrs
Brinsmadc, as related by the New York
World, and fully sustained by official author
iiy, will arrest the attention and excite the
Indignation of the whole American people,
not only against the brute, Kennedy, but
against an administration that resorts to
such means and employs such agents to vio-
late justice AM trample upon liberty and hu-
manity.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-11-26

a man can go aiuns without advsrtis;,r
ana So can wagon without grsasng, bat it
goes hard.
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
Deaths OF Soldiers.

The following we're reported yesterday:
John 81. Johns, company @, I'd Wis; Ebeus
Esr hospital. Pottost, Wisconsin.
Themas Powell. company D, Tooth Pa; Cliff
Reading Rogers. company x, 2sd' Pa; ois
Isaac Tomkins, company F, 10th Pa Capt.
tol hospital. Chester county, Pa.
James Soo6sld, company @, l05th Pa.
Joseph @; Grey, company I, 2eth N. Y; Car.
YER hospital.
First Sergeant - Davis, company 7Ih
Ind Camp Chase. Hendricks county, Ind.
Britrum Thatcher, company E, 33i N. Y;
Hsrswood hospital.
VIM. Bsrtsoh, COMPANY @. 6sth N. Y, Emory
hospital. New York oity.
Stephen Seaman, company F, l34th N. Y;
Emory hospital. Bchenectady county, N. Y.
Charles Decker. company +. l0lst N. Y;
Emory hospital. Roxbury, Delaware county,
n. X.
Corporal Peter Carl. company K, goth N. Y /;
Mr.. CaspaYis's hospital. Greene county, N. Y.
Gorham 9: Goodwin. company D, sootts sooi
lexington hospital. Cos,ivllis. Chester county,
Pa.
Daniel Nshsn, 7th Va; Finley hospital.
James Let's, company X, l0stb Pa; Finley
Wesley ". Grtswold. com. any @. 9Th 0. cav;
Patent Once hospital.
Chas. SAINTS, company o, I'd Va; Trinity hos
pilsl.
Henry sta.lsr., company E. l42d Pa; Mount
Pleasant hospital.
James Buchanan, company @, sth Pa. cav;
Clidburne hospital.
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
A.r.s, for selling LIQUOR.

90 Tuesday afternoon, woman named Muir.
ply, was arrested for attempting TO sell liq ior
to soldiers, by tho patrol Of the One Hundred
and Thirty fifth Pennsylvania, located at the
Central Guard House. She was Questioned M
to where she purchased the liquor, and she
said she obtained II at the store Of 8. Bacon L
Co. A guard was scnt to the store and arrest.
ed q. X. Bacon. He proved not to be the man.
and a Ale Of soldiers were sent with the woman
who identified the clerk as the seller. He was
arrested, taken to the Central Guard House,
and subse quently sxamioed BY Justice Walter,
and dismissed. We could learn nothing about
the lieutenant r Giving lecture for exceeding
his authority as stated In cotemporary. On
the contrary, Justice Walter exonerstes the
lieutenant from all blame In the matter, and
declares that the officer done his duty.
The Justice says that he dismissed the par.
ties, AZ he knew all about the case from con.
sultatinn with other parties, previous to see.
ing prisoners. He had learned from some
source that the liquor was sold on the presorip.
tion of a physiciau. and the parties were not
ut fault. lie supposed the woman was only n
witness In the case, and told her 10 70 home.
He afterwards learned that she was accused Of
IN offt nee against the law, and now declares he
dismissed her by mistake. A little more dslib.
GRAFTON in judicial proceedings might prevent
"mistakss" by which criminals are oarslsssly
let loose.
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
DIED.

On the sth instant, at 2 O'Clock p. M, JosE,
PHINE B., only child Of John H, and Sarah ].
Seiffert, aged months and % days. The
friends Of the family are. respectfully invited
to attend the funeral on Thursday the 9th inst
st O'Clock. from the residence OF her psren's
No. 227 Fifth street.
Acoldsntly shot, at the United States test bat.
terry, Fox, on the morning Of the sth. WILLIAM
3. DYKEs. aged 10 years month and l3 days.
His friends and relatives are In vited to attend
his funeral from his late residence, corner OF
Seventh and N streets, Navy Yard, this (Tburs
day) evening At 8 O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
nEPor, QUARIEsMASTER'go OFFICE,
- Corner Elghtssnth and sts.,
Waahfn9fon n G OCT ls6Q

I'll Saturday, October H. st O'Clock p. m for the
Introduction Of Water and Gas Into Federal Hospi.
..i suil&ing' ta front Of D0usls' Hospital Wash
For spsolacations application must BE- made to
Capt. =: Z. Camp, A. Q. st this ofios, and to
W. T. Brown, Master bsilGer, on the premises, from
to 10 O'Clock .. N.
The oath Of allegiance Of each bidder must accom-.
pALy the bid.
Good and uHeient security wiil Ds required TOR
the fulhimsnt Of the contract
Proposals. must be address to Capt l., HsIts
As,istaut QuarterMsster, U: 8. A., and should be
plaiuly Married Proposals for introducing Gas and
Water into Tsds si Hospital" octo
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
DIR. Fishblatt,
Or No. AL. corner Of Eighth snd u st'

OF No. A2I, corner Of EIGHTH and = sts /,
Opposite the Gen, raj Post Once,
Can be copsulted on RHEUMATIC AFFEC-
TIONS, CONSUMPTION, LIVER COM-
PLAINTb, CHRONIC AFFECTIONS, IS we'll ss
ali Dsssses Of Imprudenos, Cf Whatever character,
and which may be declared Inourable BY other ply
sicisns He engages to make an immediate cure
From his lengthy practice In the ,cisnoe Of medi-
cine he a enabled to offer himself to the public as
being the only one 10 Washington capable oi afford
ing speedy relief All oases durable will be guarsn
tied. He warrants a cure without the use Of mer.
curry or any other dangerous medicine Recent casss
cured In two or three days
b. Letters addressed 10 DT, y. Vt his 0ftos, No.
asi, corner OF Eighth and y streets, opposite Gen,
sral Post Odice will rsc'i'e i~msaiAte attention.
oot 3-yi
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
DROPOsALs EOa WOOD.

sEALEv Pr or o SA Ls tor two thousand
cords Of PINE WOOD, (known In the market q
bakers pine will be received until the 18th Of ooto
brr, 1883, the Wood to be delivered at sny wharf IN
the city Of W ashiugton or Gsorgstown that may b
dssisnstsd by tbs uuderslgt ed, corded AND meas
ured (st the expense Of the seller to the Satisfaction
Of the Govsrnm, Mt before It Ia received.
Government reserves The right TO reject any BID
Proposals. to BE- sddrs, ssd 10 col. A. BECh
WITH, A, D. C, and q. b U 8. A., -, q street
Washington, ID. C. and marked " Proposals loI
Wood /" oct
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
Attention, Ahic ted !

Or. Vellny 10 yet engaged In au extensive
practice 10 this city, and We would cal the at
lshtlon OF the poor, puny, smaoiatsd viotma
OF their own sins to the best sources of remedy.
First give up your present course OF life at
once and forever; and secondly, call on the
most skilfui physicians, (snd none are better
than Dr.. Vellny0 and be cured Of the disease
and sending you to premature grave,
The national Republican., 1862-10-09

A cARD.-Ths attention Of the pablo Is isvitsd
"A to the ale which will take place on FRIDAY
MORNTNG, the loth issisnt, d the U S Psailen.
tisfy, oommenciag peseieiy at O'Clock. Pufchas.
ss viii have % Ss,tls y Injected down, II not they
moved as sold, On sooount Of the 0cvsnmsni
Va, ting Il immsdiatsly By order Of
=, ~ b. I. KING, wsrdsp,
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
oct s-at tBtsf) Auotionssfs
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
Low Bawdy House.

The patrol Of the Tenth Now Jersey last
Tuesday night visited u low negro bawdy house
on Fifthteenth street, near II street. The guard
arrested the keepers, man and woman, who
ed man who visited the place. They we're
sent 10 the central guard house. This place
was ordered to be closed several weeks since,
but they have repeatedly violated the order.
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
T'HN PRESIDENTS TRIP TO MAITLAND

The question ID on svsry LIP, .,
whist Was trs object q t6s trip,'
Ths otyS wt'd with Wosdsr
1one cay" sorsw was lsoss, }" and bet
On shssgss In the Csbtast,
They're oil abroad, By thunder
DaytoA's Split Brssdn to reoomnsud-
That was ths bjsot and the snd
.., Of 4. L.l Aying Wilt,
said be to Mas, .'sif, BY the root, .
It's generous, wholesome, C2Atrg food,
OF davor most exQuislts
4 Nor did our Chief, at ths review,
Forget to praise the Crsckers TOO,
Add q GoClsllan ate ons,
Said be, d" The bsst Of Cakes and Pies,
Ia hsvo you know are made IKE wiss
DS Union lovrs DAIioH
The most dslio.ous :. Split BREAD" Boston
CRACKERS, CAKES and PIES, In every variety,
made from sslsrnns premium dour, tresh every day
from the cvsH, at JAS. L. DAYTONg UNION
BAKERY, tS1 Elsvsath street, between and II.
oct o-lW .I
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
Breaking Up OF . Bawdy Houss

Sergeant Fenwick and Roundsman Leach, of
tho Fourth ward. assisted by q detachment Of
the provost guard, made n descent Tuesday
night on n notorious house Of prostitution on
Four and ahalf street, kept by Mrs. Eliza Miller,
to The station house, where they were ar
raigned yesterday morning before Justice Wal
ter. who ordered the gtr,s to leave the oity
and tho proprietor TO be held for a further
hearing.
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
Good Halter.

We again call attention TO the New York gro.
Gerry store Of Mr.. VIM. Corwin BurRy, corner Of
Eleventh and streets. He ts constantly In re-.
ceipt of the very best New York butter, which
cents per pound. We hope our ci,iEens will
not submit TO the extorttOn Of thirty cents by
dealers, without = conscience, while Mr.. Burgy
is selling at the present rate.
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
S,eat sale at the Penttsuttary,

rare opportunity for cheap bargains will
undoubtedly be afforded at the great auction
sale at the United States Penitentiary. on Fri
day next, Ito morrow, commencing al hide
O'Clock. large amount OF household goods,
mechanics tools. &C., are to be sold. See sd
yertisemeDt
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
CARVING ConcsaIed Wsapuns,

Officer Franklin, of the Second ward, arrest
ed Felix MCGUIRE on Tuesday, on the charge
of carrying oonosaled weapons. He was taken
tef1re Justice Clark and fined t2l, which he
paid and was discharged.
The national Republican., 1862-10-09

From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his Do.
snts the nature Of their complaints OF llnsss with
out receiving any Information from them Noekarpe
fov eonsilation or ADVICE Once, No II Wsshio ston
building, Penusyysnia avenue, corner OF Seventh
street, Warrington, ID. q. sep l3tf
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
Visiting Days ~ the Hospitals - this

military hospitals will be open to the author.
lied agents Of soldiers relief associations and
other aid societies, from twelve O'Clock m. to
six o'clock p. M, daily, and to the friends OF
patients and other visitors, IL, In the judi
be prejudiclal to the welfare of the sick"
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
Assault.

Ann II. Wise was arrested On Tuesday, by
Ofhcsr F snkiin, Of the Second ward, on the
charge of assault. She was taken before JUS
tioe Clark and hned te, which she paid, and
was discharged.
The national Republican., 1862-10-09

Yesterday, some of the detectives, under
Colonel Baker, discovered u large amount OF
property slowed away In the warehouse of Mr..
Barr. on Ninth street. There we're about rs
wagon loads taken out ysatsrday, and turned
over to the Arsenal and the QuRrtermaster' g
Department. The goods comprise arms Of all
kinds, clothing, blankets, and everything that
goes with M army. No arrests have been
made ss yet.
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
Fast RldlnR

ohicsr Ashton, of the Seventh ward, arrested
John Regan on Tuesday, on ths charge OF fast
and fnsd IS. which he paid, and was dis.
charged.
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
UtsoIderly COnd uct.

Edward Jones was arrested on Tuesday, by
Officer Ecklof, of the Fourth ward, on the
charge Of disorderly conduct. He was taken
before Justice Walter and fined IS.
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
.,ispr Lsouor Without Licsps.,

Margaret Donovan WAS arrested on Tuesday
BY Ofiosr Nioholl. Of the Fourth ward, on the
charge Of selling liquor without license. She
was taken before Justice Clayton and nnsd $40
which she paid and WAS discharged.
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
perAOn a..

Hon. E. II. Rollins, N. g. OrdwRy, l. Kimball,
New Hxmpshire; Gen. Edward Shuvei, Col J.
8. Berry, Col. John A. J. Crssswell, U. 8. A.,
and Major Uphxm. U. 8. N, are ut the National.
Chas. N. Bashe, Philadelphia; J. @. C. Lee
u. 8. A.; John +. Graves, Texas, and Elias Da
Wis. Maryland, are At the Metropolitan.
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
Sighting I'm the street,

Edward Ridgway and James Madden wsrs ar.
Third ward, on'the charge Of fighting In the
street. They were taken before Justice Thomp.
son and fined 81 each, which they paid and
we're discharged.
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
Msshs.ieal Labsr il Washinston.

Very few persons are aware of the vast
amount Of mechanical labor In Warrington,
oonssQus upon this war. Al the foot Of TWsn.
ty hrst street, near the river, are some half.
dozen buildings devoted 10 blacksmith, wheel
wright, trimming painting, and repairing shops.
One Of these shops, some 200 fsstin length. and
containing 100 portable blacksmith forgss, 10
used for horss. .shosing, or rather mule shoeinQ;
about 800 men being smployed for the purpose.
From 100 TO 500 mules and horses are constant.
ly in waiting for their turn for the shambles.
The nsodus opsrdndi 10 somewhat novel. The
most Of these mules, - ID natural to them, being
very careful Of their feet, will not allow them
BE- handled. Consequently, \ machine 10 built,
called the "stooks.n The mule 10 pounded into
Il, two straps put Under his belly, and then
hoistsd up, 20 that his feet will just touch the
beams below. In that situation each foot 10
fastened to the beam bslov BY Iron bands-ths
bands being tightly fastened between the hoof
and joint above. Aftsr being made SECURE, he
commenoss his frightful struggle, which lasts
until he finds himself poweflsss, when four
workmen approach him, one st each foot, and
In Ave minutes he 10 "done finished" There
are two Of these shops In that Vicinity. shoeipg
about 1000 mules daily. ~
In these several shops Thousands Of men are
employed BY the Government; and II 10 but .
tiths Of tho immense amount Of mechanical
labor that issmploy Cd In and about the city ut
tho present time, 10 consequence OF the war.
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
Forgery.

John Hicks, Of the Third New York artillery
Was committed to the Old Capitol yesterday
for forging certificate fsr payment.
The national Republican., 1862-10-09

EnnAT sALNs Al TnE U. y. PEsuIs.-
urIARf, on FRIDAY, &C! 10, iste at oi.'..E
. m consist1r Oh
Twenty Stoves aad q large lot oi Sore Fiye.
Iablss, Chairs, Sofas, Clocks,
WNhstsnds, Carpets, wardrotes
Tin kafss, Tiuware.
Fifty lou Bedstesds,
Elai Irens. Sewing Macbin-s,
, Coal OIL Lamps,
Six Bretm Machines and Elk Presses,
Blacksmith ard Carpenters Tooi-,
A large quantity Shoemaker ISois lnd Esr ch.s
Two Grind StoIss,
Eight h.ndIed pairs OF men 81 d louihs shsc.
eight fuLoffd ptirs OF VI BlsLed .hI u sIn :. o.
Findings,
One Hors, one Csni.se, enc Covered wsgon,
oas CLIt,
Ons HarLess, Piow and Hsrrsw,
And various other article 700 Lumsrous 1ea
uou
An ps,son having sls,ns against ths Psnitsutt
afy, are hereby requested 10 make cut sni prP,eni
thtir bills xith duplicate in the usual TORN on "
before the first day Of Norsmte er Ltxt'
shall be at the Penitentisry on "WEDNESDAY
and fHUk~pAi, from q until !'r N d
each day 10 sAhiLit Snd MAKE private sale.
! KING " rdsn
tst st
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
Selling Liquor without . Iicenss.

Ellon Nc Oarty was arrested by Officer Grown
of the Fourth ward, on the charge of selling
liquor without license. She was taken b bsfore
Justice Clayton and fined $40. -
The national Republican., 1862-10-09

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO OR
"A three gen iemeu will fnd pleasant Furnished
ROOMS and BOARD Apply at $5T north b street,
between Second and third, oots
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
Thu RullfOn Rank
The indian Herb Doctor.

Rsdssms their notes In u. 8. Treasury notss
when any amount from one dollar upwards is
presented.
The national Republican., 1862-10-09

GSNANELED DASH aud COLLAR LEATHER,
r. so Inch LEATHER CLOTH,
~ Inch FNAMELED Drill,
10 and 81 inch ENAMELED MuSLINs,
AXLES aud SPRINGS,
full ,took OF the above goods having been bought
before the late heavy advance, they ale offered TO
regular customers At much lss than the tsent lac
tory cost. JOHN ELVANS,
DOT a. lWeO 500 Penn, avenue
The national Republican., 1862-10-09

A II E n II n ATi
n 10 necessary, sitheT TOT al ON 5eT OT Private
In order to capture tive certain articles, via One
new SHIFT aud one pair Of NOSE, which wss lsft
st my shop during lss' = sst
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
= 4 DranEen Li.s,s nsni. l.

Lieut.. q. q. Webb, Of the Seventy .thisd regi.
ment PsnnsylvAnts volunteers, was sent from
the Central guard house to the Old Capitol yes.
terdxy, By order Of Captain Todd, on General
Wadsworth's stat. Ths lieutenant was found
By the patrol lying in the street drunk. These
drunken oAoers ought To be dealt with sum.
mArily, and ws are glad 10 see this example
made. Let all drunken ofiosrs be promptly
dismissed from the service In Disgrace, and 10.
subordination In the army viii become thing
almost unknown. 70 -
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
Passing Covus,rss,t csin.

Henry l.. Shaw was arrested by the provost
marshal Of the first division, Third army
corps, and committed TO the Old Capitol prison
yesterday, on the charge Of passing counter
felt ooin.
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
Druuhsn soldisrs

A large number Of drunken soldiers are still
seen on our streets. The provost guard 10 con.
stantly making arrests Of this GLASS Of cu,prits.
Ons man. a member Of Pennsylvania regi-
he was found lying In the street drunk, and
over $40 In money was found on HE person.
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
NJOTICE TO rsN.rAYGKs.

Ths Taxss Tor 1909 have been hSrd ~ SEVENTY.
Ave cents on the one hundred dollars, A discount
OF ten per cent 10 allowed under The law duiing the
WM. DIXON,
oet T-lW Collector,
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
Future Days.

nv anncs (. WILL!Ams. A az, Iec..I..
~ o1EAT SALES AT THE u. 0 PEnITEE
TIAkY On FRIDAY Oct 10, 1862. at . o'oi ck q
Twenty stoves and q large lot oi Stove Pips.
9 Tablsa, Chsirs, Sofas, Clocks,
W0hstsnds, Carp ib Wardrobe.
Ito 6aiss, Tlnware
Fifty Iron B .dsteads,
Flat lioas, Sewing Machines,
Coal OIL Lsmpe,
six Broom AsoiiL1 and si1 Pres 20,
BiscuAith and Ca, ,penters' Acols,
lsrEs Quantity shNmaksr.' Tools az d y usoe,,
Two Grind Htoars,
Right hundred pairs OF Mems and Youth. shJs.,
eight hundred psiis OF Uuhoithtd Sh0es suj Sto.
gindiASs.
.ne Hor,e. ole ca,risse. one Covered Msgop,
one Ger,
One Harm. 60, rlow and Harrow,
Aud vAri u, other s'tiots too buuner, u. L. ra.u
upu
AL pefso shaving rlAi shs-irs' the 4. n,eaua
~, are hereby {, qursteJ &" make uut and pte.tnt
their bills with duplicate IN the usual fo,u On ;,
before the first day Of November uexi
shall be ct the Peniten.lsry On WEDNESDAY
and THUR0DAY, from . IN ua'ii2 . NJ Of each
day, TO exhibit and mske private sales
HI. KING, Warden
GREEN WILLIAMS
oNs-N iShr) Auctionsei-,
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
naakin4 Raeaa.

Ths Following are the rates al which bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
silysr-ths legal tender notes being the stand
ard;
Buying. Ssa,ng.
0old,..... .....?2 pei. o, prsm.A per Q. prem
Silver. r..........l0 Is
Demand notes. .lS 20
Warrington. Georgetoton.
Bank Of Metropolis. Farmers and hsGhs
Bank Of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Commerce.
Farms Msrohs. B'nk.
The Fsrmors' and Merchants Bank and tns
Bank OF Commerce issue notes OF the dsnonins.
tiOu Of one dollar and upwards.
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
Disehsrging Pistol IN the street.

ed on Tuesday, by 0fiioers Barker and Har
mon. Of the Seventh ward, on the charge Of
discharging their pistols in the street. They
we're taken before Justice 6trattoa and CON
mitted TO jail. I W ".af
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
COvEhsMnNrxALn OF CON u msn d

HOYEh Nm hNTxALE OF ECONDnmNnD
~ SToREs We hall ssi!, on sAftRtAl
a,si; Pound. Bead.
/ Barrel Pork
Barrels Flour,
~ Gallons Rsans,
70 Poslds Chses.
ASSN GiliOos wbi,k.I
ktuni JaotstA,
! Blue Flannel UGdsrshirt,
,0sl Pounds Tobacco
70 Empty Carboys
os, ,-a,a "Ass"AMs fASS fSsnsS,,
% HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUEE.
n0Lp EtFhGiS At PUBLIC SALE ou
At the rttidsnce oi his Exceirnoy, b + Asia tni1
aga, MinIs,er iiom Chill, No 27s We, mont sy.nus
between and stree's, We ,hai rl his Fuir l,u,r'
suits oi .oiid Rosewood P.for fuluiiu,-, nur.L.a
IN green Satin Damssk, and cynsi,iir .f-
Two Sofas fur Arm and eight siIe Ihsh-
made to order by Renwiok,
Sig walnut Easy thsiIs, hlish.d In Crimson
Satin Dsmnsk,
Hsnd,ons crimson Il covered Sofa,
Walt ut Sec, eiGry and Whntnots.
Suits Of solid oak Dining RON FuInilu e, ecmIr.
E.,.nsiop Dining Table.
Marble top sldeboard,
1hre Arm snd ten Side thsir.. III / he'd with
morocco,
bohemian and Crystal Cut 0IusswaIr
French China Dinner and Tea tr,irr
Walnut Hat utr, lion Hall chairs
Velvet Stair Carpet, Rcds and Ey.s
haudsoms Bronze aud Git Cbani, i,lhI- .iA
lights,
walnut Bedstsads, Bureaus, sId Wsihetsnis
Cottage and Iron Bcds'tai I,llst S,;-
Nattresss, Bolsters and Piilo.r
Three.ply and Ingram Carpets, Sd
Tosetnsr With the wuai 40 tmeut OF k'ttsr
requisites.
At ONE OCLo,
10 trout VI the pre- nises--
Au excelleat wrench C0upsr,
Bet OF Double Harness
Terms lash. JAS MCGUIRE 60
oct Id Aurtrr"eei
DS W. l.. WALL - CO., hW,,uns.,-
Ii lSucc.tsoTs to WAL b.HaArrt
Gomez Ninth rDsI ahi r,nu
GoNERNAEN1 8ALE OF Ionpt Mrru
hORSES.-Wil be to,d Rt Public Auc,i0u al II.
Corral wear the Naval observatory, Su MoSpAT
Ostober 18th, lso9.
NUMBER OF HOkSts
Condemned ~ VI dc for Iublic service
FERNS cash. In Government funds
DANA,
Capt A q nj .A
octo islsrl
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
KITE H.a.MLLTOyS', ErceI-
si0r Jtg Dancer, at the Olympic.
DOTOMAS
STFA MBOAT COMPANY.
FOR BALTIMORE, VIA POINT LOOKOUT
AND ALL THE PRINCIPAL LANDINGS
ON THE ROUTE.

Ihs steamer kEYPoRT will run hereafter De-
tween WASHINGTON snd BALTIMORE maling
two {, ips per week each way, touohiug N POINT
LOOKOUT and sll tho principal kIdiHSs on toe
route
ThoSs Wishing freight ca p. sass can apply Al q
Street W hsrf, W Arlington, and Government Wharf,
B al,imore, and At the different Landing, on the
route WM, R SNOW, Agent
Warrington, d. C Sspt 30, 1852 oct2
The national Republican., 1862-10-09

uORSs SHOE NAILS - gsU, for "ru,usm
II machine hammered HORSE SHOE MAILS al
fsotory prioes 10 Qusntiuesot loo ID al ,sIaii 4
cents SdvAoce % insket'sTstea.
JOHN II E,VsRr
oct S-lwso s6s Penn. svsuue
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
JULIa HAJMLLTON dances
at the Olympic.
BOB BUTLER, at the Olympic.
LAURA BERN.aRD, IN her
Ballads, at the Olympic.
rO NJ +, = TIB l. l..

Woroestershire, John Bull, Reading rut Harvey
Sauces; Mashroon, Walnut. and Tomato Caf.ups
Fresh LobtteB chicken Soup, and Spiced Oysters,
In Tiu Cans Lemon, Grape, Pine apple, Straw
berry, Blsckesrry, Raspberry, and ff.ch Jellies,
berry, aud Cherry Prstryes; Spa,klipg Gelatine,
Faiiua, Corn Starch. and Nice Flour; bordeaux
unground, Glerkins, ON ms AID Mixed Pickles
For sale by W, II, IENNET,
Sc Corner Union Square, Georgstown.
cot S-St tDtel btar,l