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/ =. News from the south.
| soAs or rHH LoUIsIANIANs PREFER NORTHERN

~e OF TIM LOUiSIANIANs rREFER NORTHERN
COLI TO REBEL sHINPLAsfERs.
copy OF tb Mobile Advertiser Of the 18th list. is re-
eeivsd Hvsys that smong the population Of that pcr
on Of the State of Louisiana lying above and west CT
mixed Descent, ignorant and scarcely speaking
derstas ding the English language These, it mag wei
be sur poesd, have little feeling in common with those
who are fighting in this They do not understand
the quarrel SO. They would as soon have Northern
go paper, not little rather
II what kind of dsoyal services might be the wages
Che loss Of New Orleans at first regarded
ribs blow TO the Confederate cause but has proved
fruitful Of the greatest advanagss-moral aad Inaers,
Its first has been 20 the Southern cit
The word has gone forth, no suirenders of
port towns, except in ase Butler rglc has ntersi
lied Southern hatred OF Yankee rule. We nght
Independence with such Goa Ani nature
have put into hands Just il Intervention not
OUT Of the question of hope.'
EgPsIsALs RECOMMENDED.
The Az -7lsta l0.sdlal .a0liS says:Our government
has h its hands several hoadred Yankee officers
| OF them OF hgh military rank and high ocla po
| ston Now is The opportunity to demand stoa cement
for the atrocities psrperaed by the iacreant Butler
\ at New Orleans Now is the time demand Eetrbuti0n
cries TO Heaven Tor Vengeance Lot twenty thirty Of
tho federal prisoners, highest in rank, be aside and
held eose confinement there to remain until " Butler
Is delivered IN, until by the chances OF ne i:
thrown into hands.
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The bounty Question in the baltimore
Councils.

BALTIMORE, July %, 1S6z.
At the City Ccsncis this afternoon the COMMITTEES or
Conference reported again the resolution rejected yestsr
day by the second branch, making appropriation for
bounty for volunteers when the secessioniss OF thu
second branch again rejected H. There consider
able crowd, and much excitement. Several members
were assaulted on leaving tho chamber large q
police was present who protected the obnoxious men,
bers to their houses But for this they would have been
roughly handled large police force protecting
their houses.
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July 1867.
The quota Of volunteers ir this (Chemung) county Is
than full liz believed that this county s the
hrst he state .ha, las recraitsd the number necss
eay.
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Brooklyn Military Matters.

Recruiting ia Brooklyn % DO On the dooliac
Instead Of the increase II i Intended however 10 hold
meeting in the city in few days in order 10 liz
ci'e enls,m-nts much possible IL il high time
for this to DO dors IN Brooklyn, those meetings have
already been held in nearly a the principal cities Of lie
Unsn The Empire Brigade Is the principal volunteer
organization beng REC uted In brooklyn. Iisutenanl
Colonel Jourdan lao Of the IorrtceE Uncut o. Bro
Ign, which has donc such gallant service du ng the
war has been appointed cO.onC Of tile Fourth regiment
OF this brigade.
The Tweuty third regiment, Colonel Eyerdoil, j. now
tie only militia regiment ia BROOKLYN II has been but
two o. Three months orsaulsd, aud Us nearly lul
The heldqGarLurs al lnc Arsenal.
The treatment which oar sck and wounded soldiers
receiving IN Brooya is worthy Of especial nention The
long Island College Hospital has bcca thrown open FOR tie
free use q those disabled heroes There the hospi-
tai over one hundred cases of This class. Several
have died sinoe their arrival in that locality Here daily
mas be Of the greatest suffering shut poor
Soders endure their aones with the greatest ortitudc
All The at0lon requisite tor the comfort aud alley atios
" these POOR fellows paid them ard If gentle nursing
and aeconate converse havo thing to do with
cry tnosc victims 10 tra0rous viii bs waking
among rs again IA Their pristine health and strength.
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'STEREsr.I.ss FROM RICHMOND.

Hhe Aattles Before Richmond Interesting
Statement Of Colonel Edmund G. Charles,
e the Tammany Regiment Life
- Richmond Our Wounded Prison.
f1rs Are Treated Richmond Grand Lazar
House-The New Rebel Ram Richmond
Almost Ready for Service,
&c. &c, &c.
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the HiBLeSIAN OUTWARD BOUND.


tAs FRANCISCO, tuly II, 1sG2
Sailed tcamer Golden Gate, carrying 40 passengers
snd 81 ia oc0 Ia treasure for Now York. 500 900
Tor England.
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SPORTING.


EuRNIiAM'g FURNfGURB EXPRESS AvDp PACK.
~ ing establishments, Ill West Eleventh street. between
Fh sixth avenues. Furniture boAe and sarneu
all arts wora Covered wagons FOR remot ing fur,
nllare into the country. fufn turg stored.
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A GREAT DEMAND. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
n hgylbg any or Guthlug, Carpets, Furniture 10
Cspos ~ ~ ashst price N the city by call
p4 o.. aNdtossin NJ. AHRAfaMS .y3 seventh avenue,
howce 1wcntyatn and Twenty sixth streets Ladies at
ended ~ by MR.. a.
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FASHION PLEASURE GEouSD AsScCIArioN--TEoT-
TING.
WEDNESDAY July 49, sweepstakes $500, mile heats, to
VA ons, hc whole proceeds OF tho ar 10 be donated
- some charitable Institution"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-22
SOUTHERN NEWS.

previous, ald adds "Ihc effect upon over i've
hundred cases Of yellow fever may be imagined.
The mortality on Saturday night and Sunday
exceeded anything that had been Known since
the epidemic commenced, or since Wilmington
was town. Collins, collins, Was the great
want, and 50 continues
Gen Baauregard has presented to General
jackson splendid silver-mounte1 pistol, Of q
new pattern, made in Paris, expressly for Jack
son. It is a revolver, navy size, constructed
TO throw oalls as cannon throws grape shot.
The drafting Of negroes for military service
is strongly recommended in the South.
The Examiner says: Sour exchanges speak
with great anxiety Of the prospect Of an attack
upon Mobile.
The oyster season has opened in Richmond
with tolerable supply from York river, which
sell at wholesale at sS(0l0 per b}l, and ST re-
tail at 50 cents a dozen for raw, IS cents for
stewed, and s. f,r fri j,
The market for the sale Of slaves has, within
the past week, been subject 10 some de-
1,ression, and the prices will continue down
ward. doubtless, for some time Bidders are
few, and the market is overs*ocl ed, owing to
the large numbers Of slaves brought from the
,,nner counties Of Virginia. Field hands now
command in Richmond, more than any other
classes Of negroes, except mechanics, proven
Of q good stamp, 4 carpenter or SMITH will
hiring from 81, 500 to ST. 00 Field hands com
mand from 1900 to sl,450. Ordinary dri~
vers, walters, &C., 81, 500 to 81, $3.50.
i breaks largely into five dollar note to buy
q DAYS marketing in Petersburg, Va. They
have 70 pay S25 for pair OF pants; $50 tor
nair Of boots; $50 for gallon Of brandy; $50
for barrel Of -four; S65 for one hundred
hounds Of bacon 81 per pound for butter;
80 ner barrel for meal, and 3 similar scale ct
ices for everything else which they are cool-
pel[ed 10 buy. Really it costs o man Something
TO live now, and yet we hear nothing Of star
wing.
Another large sale Of manufactured tobacco
took place on the 18th in Richmond, the low
est price obtained being thirty cents per
1o,,nd and the highest one dollar and thirty
4vo cents The sale amounted to upwards OF
fiftv thousand dollars. The market continues
animated, and spectators are buying with
ayldity.
t IS stated that sock mandatory has been
established in Wilmington, \. G., which turns
out 200 pairs per day.
COL Thomas B. Bigger, late postmaster at
Richmond, has been elected member Of the
Virginia Legislature.
Late Southern papers bring an account OF
the engagement with the two Federal gsnboats
near Wilmington, n. c. The Confederates
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-22

Albrecht Adam, the German battle painte,
and the Nestor Of Munich artists, is just deao
at the age Of seventy. Hc began Life, Xix
Claude, as pastry COOK $ apprentice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-22


The PoToMAc LINES dispatches from the
Upper Potomac state that since the recent re-
connoissance towards Winchester, the river
has been the dividing line between the hostile
armies west Of Harper's Ferry. The Confede-
rates have pockets along the Potomac. Yes
terday sd expedition was sent cut from Gen,
Slocum division to intercept q COME lerate
foraging party in Loudoun county, and was
successful, having met them, and ia skirmish
killed ten and took thirty two Prisoners The
Federal loss YVES oae killed and four wounded.
4 reconnaissance was made on Saturday and
Sunday last to Bristoe and Catett's Stations,
on the Orange and Alexandria railroad, for the
purpose Of capturing a Confederate train. It
was found, however, that the train was guard
ed by a heavy force who advanced short dis
tance, but soon retired, and the Federal forces
fell back to Cenueville. The whole country
between Centreyille and the Rappahannock is
occupied by Confederate cavalry and scouts in
large numbers, who report every movement of
the Federal troops
Albrecht Adam, the German battle painter,
and the Nestor Of Munich artists, is lust dead,
~, &c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-22

Gen. pemberton, who has been appointed TO
s11persede Van Dorm. and has recently been put
in command Of the Department OF the M1ss1s-
sinni. BELONGED to the Federal army in the
spr Of 1861. tie was in command at the
siege Of James Island (Charestown, ). e.
and has 8 reputation for large share OF eau
ton
REPORTS from Winchester say that General
Stuart is off on another toray, and that cav
airy fight occurred at Charlestown on Thursday
last No particulars received.
THE NEGRO QUESTION. Baltimore
American discusses at length the fate ct the
negro in this country" in an article from which
We make the following extract:
Let us a1d1ce some ''Border State expert
enco, had within the past few DAYS in this city,
and which, insignificant as it mayaf first glance
anpear speaks volumes in relation Go this cues
ton 4 young Irish girl ADVERTISED IN a city
paper for place t. DO Homework. :, A sin
Gle insertion brought within thirty-six hours
tVenty-nine applications Tor her services,
large number Of the ladies who called or sent
urging the utter in>oencc and INSTRUMENTATION
OF InGlf negro Servants hS Il iCtaoou WHY 'hCH
would never employ them again. Maze insane
as the negroes are in manner by what IS hap
pening, and abandoning good places where Ee
fore they had 1ahored cheerfIlly, what is to be
their fare? VIII not white labor crowd them
out at al points ultimately. as in the case sta
tel, ana rejected and driven back from the
North, is not vaerancy and starvation their
doom, unless, as before suggested, the govern
mcnt takes them under It's special protection? ?
a. to the far future, the government has ire
mendous task before it, for it has certain things
to do from which there is no escape Nc one
believes now, with the first Of January so near
thand. that the Emancipation Proclamation
is not tremendous act Taking the RESPONSE
uility Of issuing it, it will have to c.. n re the
other stern fact, that neither section will give
the negro, as a freeman, any quarter The
whole power Of the government will have TO
he res0rted to keep him in suhordnatlon, and
the whole e ources Of the same have to be
drawn upon for his support until he can be
"colonizea,' or until he becomes scattered
absorbed by communities all over the cont
nent.
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
GOVERNMENT ADvTS.
PsH'los CT15Sn q ~ kyS ySFn = p IY 1ss5; SGro,,v,

psHsioH CTIIr0Sn "a ~ nywyF ywyF y p 1sel; MIrcr,x
Jsns !sss. q tAs Sissss q ~ !a.d wafTaats ds:
scS =: e ssvs :, ben S
esftiGeas Of is tsncr viii be issusd, II valid ob.
q ssss. ..ed ,nd.r IN. -, Of
March, 1855, In the name Of Sarah, widow Of Eyert
yaavIckis, and was granted November %, 1860
NJ isS, ~ ~ 100 .er.s. ..s.d ..d.. tn: 40. ..
March, ,iSss, IN the sams Of Cyrus 8. Ward, minor
shIid = SYi!! 3. WsIa. dss:a::d, and wsi granted
6sssh !, isss, d sSs ssss q jcasss 4 widow d
John vsn Biaklrck, and wss srastsd Atssst d.,
%, 44.as, sor 20 se5.s, Issued ssds. .hs y. of
March, f:.s I. ths ,s.s q jacob foot!ss sad was
Ia . sss. isr isss sssss, i::Hsa sad.s Il. 90. ..
March, 1855, 10. the name Of BsnjlItin Peck, and
wa. srsuted on the I'd day Of March, iss1-february
September. 1850, In me name Of John. Deney, and
ss 70 s.rs., issued uHder ihs sI. sct Of
was granted Mar b II 1sss.March IS, 1858.
was granted October ., isSs-Hafch is. is.a.
s1 ,:. Ssa ssss, so a.: :uS a, Of
granted September 70, isso--Nsrch Il, 1875.
No 81 s2s, for 100 sores. isslcd urder tile set Of
| was grsntt Il June o., 1sbs-March Is. 1852
No 80 6l5, for 100 acres i.aued under the act Of
March, 1856 IN the name OF Alb gail widow Of Joaa
than Heard. and was granted August 1sse-March
| n 1861
No. 20 s7t, for 100 acres, isssed under the ast Of
Maroh, 1855, In the name of lsalah Tssker, minor
child Of Lillian Tskksr, deceased, and was granted
september 10Th. lsss-karch 22d. 1862
No 4sSs9, for 10 acres, itssed under the aot Of
Mach, 1865, IN the name Ct kufus r. WOodford
a was granted January o., 1s66-March 22, 1852.
No. 81 Sbp, for i2o acres, issued under the act Of
March. 1855, In the name Of Jordan Hunt, and was
granted August :, 1s6e-Maich -, 1863.
No. 49, for 100 acres, Issued under the act Of
was granted June 20, lssI-April 6, 1863
| JOSEPH q. BAkRETT,
C0mmissione4
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
EOR THE ARMY AND NAVY,
PRANG'S CARD-PORTRAITS
PROMINENT CHARACTERS

Thi, IS q nost unique and original publication
enclose In comwpa letter cnroJ- for satisfying the
curiosity OF distant friends, or 10 ornamcn. a PHOTO
graphic album or the manteipo,. They orc just the
ttiug coieooa IN memory Of these pi.s, when each
dav brings forth It's fdeuite or its criminal For col
lectons, they are much superior to photographs, ~
they will last for BUsDRHDs of TEARS.
We increase the collection every week By nd
diiionsl Portraits Of interesting personases
dr,ss in the United Btates ffee Of postage. The
money must accompany every Srdsr.
Aoisrs WANTED, to cell directly to soldiers Our
terms 10 them are very liberal, and they will find n
highly profitable business.
L. PRANG CO.,
Publishers and Lithographerp,
$40 Seventh street,
-Four doors from ID,
Washington,
Ware trms dnJ particulars may Je cJtainei
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsNIN0foN, Jan. II, 1895

On the petition Of Asa whitney, Of Philsdslphis
Penn, praying for the extension Of patent granted
TO him for an improvement In annsalinG and cooling
castron car Wheels for years from the expirs
tion Of said patent, which takes place the ast day
Of April, 1862,
Patent 0ice on Monday, the 7th day Of Ap, il It.
at IL o'clock m; and all persons are notified to sp
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth in writing at least twenty days before the
day Of hearing; al testimony filed by either party
to be used A. the said he.rics must be taken and
which will be furnished on application.
The testimony 10 the case will be ccsed on the
@!'h day Of March, 1852 depositions and other pa.
pers relied upon ss testimony must BE- filed in the
Office on or before the morning Of that day; the ar
guments, II sny, With, ten days thereafter.
sSn mat iH RSSs be the
"hacdeiIha North American, Philadelphia Pa. once
week for three successive weeks; the first Of said
publications to be at least sixty days previous to the
day Of hearing. d. p. HOLLOWAY,
Commissioner Of Patents.
copy, and send their bills to the Patent Once with
paper containing this notice. jan l3-law3w
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
mar 7D-Sm
Gas 1IxTuR Es'
THE BEST ASSORTMENT
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY

the sSvant.se of redueo. IN prices viii cali early
and examine.
We would also call the attention OF persons aboss
introducing gas into their dwellings to increased
facilities, and consequent low prices for th branch
Of our trade.
Inviting ali who desire their work done promptly
and free from gas leakases call at 800 Pennsylva.
mia avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
south side j. W. THOMPSON co.
nov 20
The national Republican., 1862-01-22

nEEDs AND DEPOslTIONs
- FOB 3HE STATES OF
PENNSYLVANIA, and
CALIFORNIA,
TO NE EXECUTED At WASHINGTON CITY.
EDMUND +. BROWN, having been appointed
by the GOverners Of the above Stsies,a
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR THE DIS.
TRICT OF COLUMBIA,
with power to take Acknowledgment and DepOsi.
tous 10 be used or recorded In said States, and hsv.
ing had several years experiences ia taking testi
mJny and Acknowledgements, as . Notary Public,
and Is Commissioner Of the Court OF Claims, u pre-.
pared to execute those duties legally and promptly,
when due notice 10 given.
Mr.. Brown also acts as Attorney and Councillor for
pertOus having business to transact wi the several
departments Gf Government, and will attend to cases
arisug out Of the present war, the Mexican war or
any Of the former wars as well as to inquiries and
In the various ofces where long &C.
9uantance and experience afford him ample facili-
All orders should be accompanied with the appro.
PIRATE fees.
Once No 4O2 street, next East Of Seventh street,
digoually opposite City Post Office
Addrtss: EDMUND v. BROWN,
Notary, Commissioner, &c.,
jan l4-?aw1m- Box No. 474, Washington, d. c.
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
Notice to tho Public Generally.

Our aim is to bring within the means Of every
American . collection Of Portraits Of Promiuen,
epoch Of this great Republic. Such collection Of
correct Mkenesses will increase In value - year
successful in poiraying the ssons true to life
in every case where q good original (psintinE do
guerreotype, photograph, etc. } was obtainable.
Parties connected with the army or navy, who
wish to obtain or sell Portrait Of some particular
person, not In list oan have such made to order
at reasonable terms and short notice. guaranteeing
to them the exclusive sale.
N bail orders, accompanied BY the money, viii
by mail, free Of charge from the ONO IN Wsshinr
ton, No. $40 Seventh street. ian l0-lV
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
GAS FITTING.

Gas FlXTUNEs.-Ws have In store, and
NJ ars daily receiving, GAS FIxTuktS Of en-.
In style TO anything heretofore offered In this market
We invite citizens generally TO call and examine our
that We have the best seieoted stock In Washington.
All work In the above line intrustcd to our care
will be promptly attended 70.
NYER2 4 Mc0HAN,
mar 7o-Sm No. s1e d street.
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
CLOTHING, &c.

CUamEIl CLOTIIln1,
We oHSr car ArGe ssssrtmsn, Of thin sum. "a
NOR CnthinS at reduced prices Our stock
mems, Youths', and Boys Wearing Apparel, ,-12
Of the moet desiraele and fAehlouabIc styles.
ciotSin. MADE | 10 order N {Ss sSorsest notice.
WALL, U1EPHENB b Co,
s92 Pennsylvania avenue,
july1o between Ninth and Tenth sts.
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
DENTISTRY,
I'M I6SoSM1a NJ D..

VWHYni Y1UVn
!, M. LOOMIS. NJ. D.,
M Inventor aal pae1Atse Of Tie Mineral ffate
xAiy peeooos eaA Wses Shsse teeth Who oaSgot
vsss SAasS, aad - psrssa saa war eshsn Who sia.
Win ~ syIe Sad priss q TessA tksT nay desire
bat 70 esS who ere particular, eaA With the psftat,
:ss s. i 81 S's1ss = oss sis fs
Essas d this sssy-Ns. NJ Ps,,sylyaaia avssss,
lstwssn MlntA asA Tsnth strssts Also, so1 Arch
stssst, Philadelphia. nasls-ly
DR. LOCk WOOD osaelnuss the prae-
~ tioe Of Dsntbtry, n The Washington Building,
corner Pennsyfvania avenue aad Seventh street
nayisg pfassseed b The SoSth nearly Mx.eea year.
hs ieeS a.yrsd that b can svs sstisfsstioa 70 ny
Teeth inserted On vuLoAnfn, Russsl, Or CON
fLArl, Chloroforn sdninistersd when dsaised.
The national Republican., 1862-01-22

vXTM. COIlWlN HURGY,
w Late with the old aud well known house of
WIN. 8. CORWIN y CO., New York,
Dealer In choice Brandiss, Wines, Ciyars, &c, and
Importer Of Teas-No 8b7 PsnBa. avenue,
entrance, 9th street Washington, n. G.
The attention Of connoisssurs and tho public gen.
orally invited 10 my stock Of ine BrAndiss, Wines
Sayer Brandiss; Widow Clicquot, Moot. and Chan.
don, Nuns, Heidsick Co and Associates Verge.
lriartc Shcrries; Wandsrcr, Reserve and Southsidc
nadeiras Harmony aud Burmerster Ports; tbs eel
ebrated "WSC" Club House Gin; Irish, Scotch,
St. Creix Runs; Cabspo, Figaro, La Rosa de San
tsso, rEspanola and various brands Of Cigars, and
very nne Young Hysoa, Hysony Imperial, and EDg.
myself, expressly fot family use, ian 1T
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
From Hon. Charles Mason, late Com mis-
slower Of Patents.

TYR. A. ZAPPONE,' Inssructor and Lee.
~ tprer In Physiology, Chemistry, Botany, and
other branches Of Science connected with Hedione.
Portuguese, Latin, Greek, and other Lssss.ges'
Once, No. 81 X street, being near Pennsylvsnia
avenue and Twenty .aIth street. sepf6-0
The national Republican., 1862-01-22

EALL AND WINTER MILLlNERY. -
L Miss THOMPSON will open our new +
styles OF Fall and Winter Millinery on Thurs -
day, the Slst Inst.
lo gsneI ally, 10 invited and an examination solicit
ed, At our Ianoy and Millinery Htore, No. $40 Penn
sylvsuia avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streeta
oct 30 HUTCHINSON h MUNRO.
The national Republican., 1862-01-22


g y. LEVINE, A.0.a
~ DOntO1 0uE8OOxas
0FFIcE No. ~ fENqBrLvAMIA AVENUE,
.. Behnem nelu ~ fAtrtsnA Srssts,
.. .4 wAsnNefoN ONT,
aespsstfsilx s.sd9s his prssssioaai services to
~ 81 is Ssf 8 s 8 al:
charge hs daty 10 every sass Whsh nay b prevented
Dr. L. hs, scared the r,ss to ~ the ssw, improve
s6siphs for fastening aftiaesi teeth 70 sSd oliver
g en-. si y Hs: Hss .ss. .asa :ss:: s.s e; .s
natural, ssd q noes 1dlly % IS psaas, 1spsss.
nss ns q %s soas.SS a. ~Ssh 8 o.S IS
of plates. and consequently N inpsffsst adaptshoS
IL wcsd respectfully ,uyi.. II. p.el!e TO ny one.
viHced Of liz uperorty over oil methods heretofofs
The dental profession h also invited to call aad
examine its merits asd utility.
Aka, dsatista can be furnished with teeth OF oil
kinds, st lcs price than they can be bought el.c
where. nov S-h
TMPORTANT TO INyERTORs.-RoBERI
gENW!ck gs!e M..sssr Of ne WiS:sss
ten ysars oneially eoanccted with said hrn, and
w a. Of e. n nssne e
vsntorsJ -, -. NJ
COUNSELLOR AND PATENT AGENT,
Once In Wsshinston, u. e., northeast corner o.
Seventh and streets, second gtory, directly oppo
site the Patent ONCE.
From Hon. Charles Mason, late Com mis-.
slower Of Patents.
WAsHisaroN, d. G., Oct. 4, 1860.
Learning that r. W. fcuwtck, EeQ., "a shout Il
open an once iu this city ~ Solicitor Of Patents
! cheGrfully state that have long known him q
gentleman of large experience In such matters,
prompt aud accurate bust1ees hAblte, and Of un
doubted integrity A. snoh, commend him 10 tn
may "a CHARLES MASON
The national Republican., 1862-01-22
M = r A L LILO
A r NOR OIL
AGEN CY,
PHIL HAR M ONiC HALL,
lsunsylvanis Avenue, near Eleventh Street.
sspt Mt
NO OEFlCERs, sUTLERs, &c.

A new light. four. wheeled WA. =
CON, with wafer proof covers.
and handsome leather cusllisns, ~ NV ~.
built to order at New York and cost sls2, FOH
SALE, At q moderate price. Also, New YOrh
made set Of DOUBLE HARNESS, plated attings
never used. AlsO, q set OF plain BiNGLn HARNESS
quite new. Apply for address Of Stable and Groom
10 si, seventeenth street, corner Of T. dcc Is
The national Republican., 1862-01-22

GERMAN HEADQUARTERS
pOR SENDING
Mo7aOy to Germany
And all Parts Of the Country.
Holiday presents per Hamburg steamsr ofths soth
November. .'
~ Market Space
~ Sign Of the German Elag.-ID