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The national Republican., 1862-11-05
Deatlns NJ Holdsers.


The following deaths have occurred since our
last issue:
Myron T. Bennett, company d, 127th N. Y;
Island Hall hospital.
Angel suares, company D, G6th N. Y; Dunn
barton street hospital.
Charles G.. Rogers, company d, 18th VT;
Cranch hospital.
r. B. Conmell, company A, 2sd Ohio; Gas.
paris hospital
Samuel II. Butler, company G, 18th Mass;
Patent Office hospital.
Corporal Godfried Lutker, company H, lOlst
N. Y; Odd Fellows Hall hospital.
Egbert p. Stearns, company d, 5th Bat. N.
Art; Emory hospital.
Hiram Ncrthway, company G, lOlst N. Y;
Columbia College hospital.
Caleb X. Avis, comply Il, 03d Pa; Dumbarton
street hospital.
Edmond Springer, company G, 18th Me-; Cas-
paris hospital.
Horstio Bean, company D, 18th Me-; Cas-
paris hospital.
Francis s. Gates, 9Th Bat. N. Y. Art. Emory
hospital.
Frederick Reed company X, 4th Ohio; camp
camp near Fort Gaines.
Henry Smith, company G, 9th Illinois; Carver
hospital.
First sergt. George Henry, company L, 35th
Mass; Mt. Pleasant hospital.
Corp. Elisha Jones, company +, 23d Mich;
Patent Office hospital.
Charles Latue, company L, 18th Conn.,; Pa.
tent Onlce hospital.
James Reardon, company II, lst N. Y; Pa
tent Ofiice hospital.
The national Republican., 1862-11-05
n ST LYNNE,
- A9T LYNNE,
OR
THE ELOPEMENT,
THE ELOPEMENT,

Synopsis Of Iucideots, &o
AIT lst.-MATED.
Mrs Ccrney Astounded Learning to Love Rioa
A MYSTERIOUS MURDER
Something to Roast and to Foil Mr CARLYLE ,epels
an insinuation. The Warning, BAEnA.
Then Tou'H Remsmier Me- e.
A Supposed Lapse Of Seven Years.
ACT Cd TEMPTED.
Francis Leviscn at Eas, Lynne. Captain Thorn
a Revelation The Anniversary. Lady Isabel in
happy. A Moonlight Walk. Tempted.
THE ELOPEM EMIT
AsuppoSed Lap e OF One Year.
ACrsd-REM0RsE
Barbara's Dream. An Unsolved My.tery. Mis-
Corney takes Cold In the Head.
MIDNIGHT INVASION OF EAST LYNNE.
The Story of George IIallijoho's Murder
Remorae Sir Francis Leyison, Baronet. The Sep.
ara,ion. Indy Isabel Takes Up Her
Gross. Al0ne-For Evermore
A Supposed Lapse IF Two Years
ACT TIth-ExILED.
Barbara Heart at Rest. An NJ. p. for West
Lynne Miss CoIney undertakes u Political Can
yass Madame Vine Remtmbered Air. learn.
Ing OF Bresking Heart. Mi, Cjrney receives o
salute.
Arnl of Sir Francis Ltyison for Murder.
Joyce Startled. The Death bed Secret
RETRIBuTION.
a Supposed Lapse Of Two Months
ACT 9th death.
| Conviction of Sir Francis Levison The Hare
Family. Miss Corney Exchanges Adieu
with IN Old Acquaintance. A
Startling Discovery Lady
Isabel LAYS Down
Her Cross.
THE FAREWELL UNTIL ETERNITY.
PRICES OF ADMISSION
/ Private Boxes, S6 Dress Circle, 60 cents Orches
ira Chairs IS cents; Family Circle, 26 cents CoorcC
da,iery' 20 cents; Soloied rarterrs, 50 cents
mences st y O'Clock. nov
The national Republican., 1862-11-05
Police Matters

VIM. Joice was arrested on Monday, by ON
Ger Stinchcomb, of the First ward, for assault
and battery, with intent to kill. Taken before
Justice Drury and ordered to give security for
court.
Daniel Dunivan was arrested on Monday, by
Onicer Clements, of the First ward, for being
drunk and disorderly. Taken before Justice
Drury and fined 81
Charles Peterman WAS arrested ON Monday
by Oficer Stinchcomb, of tho First ward, fni
being drunk and disorderly. Taken before Jus
tice Drury and fined 50.
Isaac Chapman was arrested on Monday, by
Officer Parker, of tho Second ward, for lar
Geny. Taken before Justice Drury and com
mited to Jail for court.
Hannah wilkins was arrested on Monday, BY
Officer LittlotOn, oi tho Second ward, for dis
orderly conduct. Taken before Justice Drury
and fined 90, which she paid and was dscharg
ed
Thomas White was arrested on Monday, by
Onicer ECkl0n, Of the Fourth ward, for beinl
drunk and disordorly. Taken before Justice
Walter and fined s..
The national Republican., 1862-11-05
The wav Liouor fs smuua,.d

Yesterday forenoon II large Government wa.
gon, in charge of II Dutch wagonmaster, was
seen to pass to the rear of n large liquor store
on Pennsylvania avenue, and there halt. An
examination of the vehicle revealed the fact
that it was loaded with small shelter tents. But
1t was doomed to bear, in addition, another kind
Of freight. The rear of tho liquor store was
opened, II large barrel rolled out, the tents re-.
moved, and the barrel deposited in the centre
of the load. The tents were again piled into
the wagon and the innocent looking load passed
on its way through the guards to camp, there
to regale the nostrils and fill the stomachs of
some guzzling officers and men.
The national Republican., 1862-11-05
DKUPUsALs EUis u ..r CATTLE.

IL
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until the 18th
States Subsistence Department with 1000 head Of
BEEF CATTLE on the hoof
The Cattle to be delivered at Washington City, d.
c., and each animal to average 800 pounds gross.
No Cattle admitted that weighs less than 1 900
pounds groes.
The first delivery Of Cattle to be made on the lst
day of December, or as soon thereafter ~ the Gov
ernment may directs Six hundred head OF Cattle
per week will be required to be delivered under this
A bond, with good and sufficient security, will be
required.
Twenty per cent Of the purchasc money will be
retained until the completion Of the contract.
Proposals. from contractors who have previously
failed to comply with their bid, from disoyal per
sons, whore the bidder Is not pre- ent to respond
to his bid, will not be considered.
The names Of firms ehould be stated In full, with
the precise address Of each membcr Of the firm
All bids to be accompanied by two guarantees.
Bids TO he directed TO Col A. .BECKWIfH, "A d.
G. and q. s., U. 8. A, Washington, d q md eu-
dcrsed "Proposals for Beef Cattle"
Form OF Gudrdntee.
We Of the county of -, and State Of
-, and -, Of the county of - and. State
Of -, do hereby guaranty that lie able to
fulfil CONT act 10 accordance with the terms Of his
cepied he will at once enter into contract in no
cordance Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, we are pie.
pared to become his securities
(This guarantee must be appended to each bid.)
The responsibility Of the guarantors must BE-
shown Dy the official certificate of the Clerk Of the
nearest District Court or OF the United States Dis.
triot Attorney.
Bids whieh DO no, comply nth he atore cin te retcd
nc5
The national Republican., 1862-11-05

We are glad 10 see that this custom. which
originated with the Puriians of New England,
but which is now kept up by all the loyal
States, is to be enforced here. AT the last
meeting of the city government the following
resolution passed both Boards:
Whereas 1t is becoming in Il Christian people
TO return thanks TO the Giver of all Good for
tho manifold blessings He vouchsafes TO us M
community and whereas l. is peculiarly ap:
propriate that tho city of Washington should
unite with her sister cities in the observance
of II day of public thanksgiving and praise be
it therefore
Resolued, dc. That his honor the Mayor be
hereby requested to set apart, by public pros
clamatiOn, Thursday, 27th November, M a day
of thanksgiving and praise TO Almighty God
for the mercies of tho past year, and of prayer
for the restoration of peace and of fraternal
feeling throughout the Union, invoking all citi.
zens to abstain from their usual secular en-
ployments and TO invite proper observance
Of the day.
The Mayor will doubtless appoint the above
day for that purpose, and wc hope to see n
general observance of 1t.
The national Republican., 1862-11-05
Cupturc OF n secssh spy,

VIM. Il. Stone, Of Washington, who has n
brother in this city and Il father in George.
town, was captured by some ol our l"rco in
front and paroed AZ II prisoner of war, with
instructions TO report himself 10 the Provost
Marshal in this city, within ten days. Instead
of Obeying orders tho fellow wont prowling
around the country In Maryland, near our
camps, but avoiding the guard. IIo was re.
arrested by Lieut., Hand, of SCOTS 800, nOnr
Rockville, Md, and sen, in charge Of II guard
to this city. Ito claims to hn Il member Of the
Seventh Virginia cavalry, and says he enlisted
at Newtown, Shenandoah county, little above
Winchester. Hc IL believed To be Il spy, but
unless he has more brains than his persona
appearance indicates, ho has chusnn tho wrong
profession.
The national Republican., 1862-11-05
A GARD.
10 The Editor of The National Rep

10 The Editor of the National Republican:
DEAR SIR: deem 1t unnecessary to reply at
length to the sourilous article, published In the
Star of yesterday evening, signed by ono John
Fletcher, who keeps n low rummery at the
corner of Fourth and streets, and is univer.
sally known as II secessionist; but will simply
say that tho statement sworn to by him is an
unmitgated falsehood from beginning to end,
with the exception of that part of it which ro.
fers to being fined by Justice Walter, for sell.
ing liquor to soldiers.
SAMUEL T. CROwN.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 4th
day of November, 1862.
JOHN II. JOHNSON, j. p. tsEAL.l
The national Republican., 1862-11-05

lust TRY OUR NEW STOCK OF CLOTHING
d from the Peoples Clothing store, No 46o Sev
enth street, near F. They out wear anything you
can buy, and they are sold so cheap At
No 100 Seventh street, near r.
l would advise all to come and buy their Clothing
al MS, Nc. 460 Seventh street
II you are wise you will come to SMITHS, No
400 Seventh street. near opprs City Post Once,
to buy your Clothing Furnishing Goods, Trunks,
Hats, and Caps
The PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE, No. l6o
Seventh street. i the best place In town Ia buy your
Caps. j. II. SMITH n co. Clothiers, 800 Seventh
street.
Call soon and see new stock Of Fall and Win.
ter Clothing, which selling at very low prices,
at the PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE, No 400
Seventh street, near r.
Great attractions at No 40 Seventh street New
stock OF Clothing just arrived, and selling at our
usual low prises. j II, SMITH \ CO., Clothiers,
No i6O Seventh street. and corner Twentieth street
and Penn avenue.
Great bargains In Clothing, Furnishing Goods
Hats, CaIs Boots and Shoes on the corner Of Twen
tieth street and Penn. avenue
SMITH \ CO, Clothiers, First ward, cor Twep
teth street and Penn avenue, II the cheapest place
Call at the First Ward Clothing store and &c,
your Fall and Winter Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots,
ana Shoes. SMITH Il co, Clothiers,
Cor. Twentieth street and Penn, av
FIRST WARD CLOTHING HOUSE, corner
You can buy your ClolhinE, Hats, CAPS, Boots,
and Shoes cheap corner Of twentieth street anu
Pennsy lvania avenue,
~ 2b--3m
The national Republican., 1862-11-05
Literary AssOciati0

Tho venerable Edward Everett Literary As
sociation has been roOrganized under a differ.
ent name, and upon somewhat different ba.
sis.
From the high literary standard formerly
held by this association, the ability and zeal Of
it's members, and the interest manifested in the
new organization, we may predict for II sue.
cessful career in the future. Its officers are
President, NJ. J. Farrell; Vice President, Jas.
y. Clephane; Secretary, s. s. Brooks; Treasu.
rsr, Thos. NJ. Shepherd.
1t meets every Monday evening, corner Of
Thirteenth and II stroets, when visitors are
always welcome.
The national Republican., 1862-11-05
DIR. DANIEL EVANS PATENT
Abdominal Supporter and Nltdical Safeguard

The Surgeon General end the principal Physicians
and Surgeons, who have examined the formula of
It's medical preparation, have recommended Ito e
Mesrs. q. G. EVANS h co. secured the right to
sell the SAFEGUARD 10 the United States and they
are now being manufactured under the superin
have been made to pIase them within the reach OF
every Union soldier. An agency has en- estab.
lishsd In Washington Philadelphia, New York, and
Boeton, where soldiers, about 4 depart for the war
can be supplied.
No more appropriate present osu be mndc to n
soldier than MEDlChTED SAFEG uhRD. Ev.
cry man should have one
The attention of soldiers, and friend OF soldiers
l, respectfully solicited TO ths Invention 1t l.
made Of red flannel, medicated cotton being placed
between two thiekresses Of Hauuel and quilted in
small dam0ncs. The shape Of 1t il ccsigned to iit
the body. The elatic fasteninss and whaiebone are
arranged to prevent II from wrink king rolling
up when the wearer Is In motion
THOUSANDS OF LIVES MAY BE SAVED BY
ITS TIMELY USE.
Price according to size Ne t. so; No. ., 81;
Sent b. mail or express 10 any address On the 70
ceipt OF the price-includng IosiNgc, II by mail
Postage on NJ. !, 20 cents N" p Is cents" No a,''
Liberal commissions allowed agents and person.
N. B None are genuine unicss stamped Dr. d
| EVANS.
Descriptive circulars sent Tree.
q. g. EVANS X co Agents for United States
" Room is, washiugioH Building, cor Penn
sylvania avenue and Seventh street
Washington
No. 439 Chtsnut street, Philadephil
| No. ei2 broadway, New York
No 80 Washington street, Boston
Also, for sale by Dealers IN Military Goods ant
| Drug lists.
Entered. according to act OF Congress, in the yea
1862, bv George q. Evanr H. the CLIk's Once o
the District Court for the Eastern District Of Penn
sylvania.
/ AD- q. q. EVANS continues, ~ heretofore, to III
promptly all orders for book, published in the uni
ted States the receipt oi the advertised price.
Send all DUOk orders TO
1 q. G. EVANS,s
i3D Chestnut street, phila
The national Republican., 1862-11-05
Attention, AMictsii !

DIR. vellny is yet engaged in an extensive
practice in this city, and we would call the at
tention of the poor, puny, omaoiated victims
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 skilhli physicians, (Snd none are better
than DR.. Vellny,) and be cured of the disease
which is now undermining the constitution
and sending you to II premature grave.
The national Republican., 1862-11-05
uemovn, of the MsdicaI Director. once

Tho onlco of tho Medical Director, which has
heretofore been located IN the third story Of
the building occupied by tho military Cover,
nor and provost marshal, wil be removed To-
day To II building owned by Commodore For,
rost, and used as Il boarding house by DR.. Por.
Tor, at No. ia Pennsylvania avenue, between
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets. This move
Is II good ono, as 1t locates that very important
oliiGe on the lower floor, and ina place con
venient of access, NJ that tho large number OF
Gonvalescent and crippled soldiers who daily
throng this office will not be put to the painful
task Of climbing long lights OF stairs.
The national Republican., 1862-11-05
DIR. FiShblatt.
or No. 42l, corner Of Eighth and Il sI

or No. 42l, corner Of Eighth and E sts.,
Opposite the General Post Office,
Can be consulted on RHEUMATIC AFFEC.
TIONS, CONSUMPTION, LIVER COM
PLANTS, CHRONIC AFFECTIONS, as well as
all Diseases Of Imprudeuce, of whatever character,
and which may be declared inourAbe by other ply
ticans lie engages to make IN immediate cure.
From his lengthy practice In the tcleIce Of medi.
cine, he il enabled to cer himself to the Iublo as
being the only one In Washington capable OF afford
ing speedy relief All cases durable will be guaran
tied. He warrants cure without the use Of mer.
curry or any other dangerous medicine. Recent cases
cured in two or three days
Il Letters addressed TO DIR. f.. at his office No
4ql, corner OF Eighth and l. streets, opposite Gen
eral Post Office, will receive immediate attention
oot 3-yi
The national Republican., 1862-11-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
Nixon's Washington Theatre.

Nixon's Washington Theatre.
Corner Of c and Eleventh street, near Penn. Arenm
Sole Lesse aud Manager. .........JAs.M NJ. NIXoN
Open 4 m q rI1shti
Wednesday Evening, NoremJer 5th,
with
II h roo G+roat - t ars.
The Beau'dls! and FAscins,i"g pSanseuse,
+ s. cHANFRAU,
SENIOR XIMENE
And the celebrated Cubas BALLET TROUPE, ol
TEN BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADIkS.
ssGs,s STPAs III in 'w' OF her
LA FLOR DE SEvILLA,
And LA MADRILENA,
Supported by sr. xIMENEs and Corp, de Ballet.
MIR T. y. ClIANFRAU will NJ, sar 10 two Of
his inyorite pieces rs Duford 10 the FIRST NIGHT
and Paody Miles in MlLEs's BOY
Mr. A, H. DAVENPORT will srpe'r in the we'll.
TIiM YOUNG WIDOW.
A BRILLIANT AVENUE OF LioHr
Has been erected, extending IRON Pennsylysnia
avenue to the entrance Of the theatre.
An srs.stnsnt cage. las been escd With the well
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY.
A new and novel entrance has also been erected
forming vestibule some twenty five feet in length
The very popular Mu. ical Director,
MIR. W. WITHERS, JR,
Has been engaged as Leader OF the Orchestra, who
will at each entertainment perform scme OF the most
popular Musical Selections.
DRAMATIC COMPANY
Has been engaged. equal In number and talent TO
any other e'tabli.hnent In the coultry
The Manager assures the public Il ~ tv ry at,en-
iion viii b pni1 the production Of the Dramatic
Wofke, and nothing shall be waiting on his part to
make this the n est
FASHIONABLE RESORT OF 1lIE CITY.
pB-An efficient police force has been rsaged, who
will ut all tiaes preserve order.
special Notice.
The Dress Circle has been changed TO a Family
Circie-the admission 10 which has been placed at 2b
cents
The Private Boxes, with the exception Of the two
Stage Boxes, have been turned into Bal cOny Seats-
the admission to which will be IS cents
ties known 20 the Manager.
The lower part Of the house has uad, rgune tho
rough reuvenaticn and |, fitted up expressly for the
accommodation of ladies-:he admission 10 which
has been placed at
Orcheslra Chaira ,...... ....... is cents
A1-B Box office open every day, from 10 to O'Clock
when parties can secure seats hree days III advance
nov5
The national Republican., 1862-11-05
MARRIED.,

BY Rev. John g. Smith, on the 23d of Octo-
ber, THOMAS GRiMsLgY to Miss REBECCA DAVIS.
BY the same, on the Sd instant, WILLIAM
MILLER, Fourth United States cavalry, to Miss
ELIZABETH BRIsCOE.
BY the same, on the ith instant, CARLTON
HUGHRs, Esq, formerly Of Martinsburg, Va,
TO Miss ELIZABETH ETCuIsOS, Of his city.
On the 3Oth October by Rev. l.. d. Barrows,
ISAIAH PIsDELL, of Boston, Mass, to CAROLINE
MASSEY, of Washington. ID. q.
Baltimore papers please COPY.
The national Republican., 1862-11-05
For Females, Weaay Persons and Inuaiids

EVERY family, NJ tnts season, 8n0ulo use The
SAMBUCI WINE,
qualities IS gentle Stimuant, Tonic, Duretic. and
Sudoriho, highly esteemed by eminent physicians
used In European and American Hospitals and by
some Of the first families in Europe and America.
AS A TONIC,
. y has no equal causing an appetite and building
AS A DIURETIC,
II imps,t. q healthy action OF the Glands pnd Kid.
Gout, ana Rheumatic affections.
SPEER'S WINE
Ia not mixture or manufactured article, but L.
pure from the uice Of the Portugal Sambucus grape
isis and Physicians as possessing medical properties
superior TO any other Wines In and an excellent
article for oil weak and debllitated persons and the
oged and intirln improving the appetite and bene.
A LADIES' WINE,
Because It will not ntoxoate % other wines, ss II
contains no mixture ofsprits or other liquors. and
admired for its rich, peculiar flavor, and nutritive
organs, ond blooming, soft, and healthy skin and
WE REFER TO
A few well known gentlemen and ply sicians who
Gen. Winfield Scott, 8. A. Dr. Wilson .llth st. NY
Pr J Il C6iiion, \. Y. City. Dr.. Doasherty, New
ark, ". '" Dr. Dr. Pai P't' T. 'PGiisd iiiS a. a0'A'
Ds-None genuine without the signature of AL
FRED spEER, Passaic, N. j." is over the cork Of
srMAKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE
A. SPEER, Proprietor.
OFgiCR-2Os Broadway, New York.
JOHN LA FOY, Paris,
nov sly Agent for France and Germany.
The national Republican., 1862-11-05
PersOnal.

II. Q. Mcleod. Daniel Mcleod. and James f.
Werrick, Philadelphia; n. W. Scott U. s. NJ;
John q. Bennett Pa; Capt. Devereux, U. 8. A.,
and d. T. Lyman, II. l., are at the Metropolita
Hon. $. l.. Casey, Kentucky; Hon. Franklin
Belts, New Jersey; Wilber Earl, Syracuse, N.
Y, and J. B. Brown, U. s. A., are at the Ma.
tiOnAl.
The national Republican., 1862-11-05
WISHING Days al ths Hospitals la tnis
City.

by alHte order of the Surgeon General &" the
military hospitals will bo open to the author.
lied agents of snldiers' relief associations and
other aid societies, from twelve O'Clock m. to
six O'Clock J.. M, daily, and to the friends OF
patients and other visitors, If, in the Judgment
be prejudicial to the welfare of the sick.n
The national Republican., 1862-11-05
AWorsl Of ADVICE.

Those who have been dcotoring Tor weeks and
months without obtaining relief, should consul,
DIR. Fishblatt, whose oiice IL at No. AL street
corner of Eighth street, and be radically cured
Twenty five years experience has established DR.
Fishblatts reputation as u physician. Resent
cases cured in q few days, Charges moderate.
DIR. FlSIIBLATf,
NO 42l + street, corner OF Eighth.
Opposite the General POst Otlce.
The national Republican., 1862-11-05
WhItehurst Gallery, 13l Penn av., nel
door 10 the Telegraph Office,

Continues TO attract throngs Of visitors to obtain
lris de pisS of themse and friends which are 80
truthully produced at tins time honGrd and celebrated
rstlLiShmcnt Gard likenesses of our distinguished
generals aud Others, together with many who have
fallen In battle can be obtained. Also portraits in
oil and water coiors Orders for field views promptly
attended to- oct tlT-lm
The national Republican., 1862-11-05
Rebels Arrested.

Marshall Ernby and Edward X, Davis were
arrested by some of our piokets in front and
sent TO this city. by the Provost Marshal Of
Alexandria. They are known to be rebels,
which fact was proven by their refusing to take
the oath. They were committed to the Old
Capitol,
The national Republican., 1862-11-05
Desirable India nubber Goods.

Mr. II. A. Hall has just received lot of Officers
Long and Light duh flushed Goats; also, dull lin
isheI POnchos extra large sizes; also lot Of blue
selling at manuuactureri price,, o, his India Rub
ber Warehouse, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, between
Nnth and Tenth streets. 90 27-T
The national Republican., 1862-11-05
EURHITUREi EUNNITUREI
McGrogo1- cAo Go.
AT THEIR
rvIpL,AvyIUE IEEDnnS

EATENSTTE WIHERUUMS,
$50 Seventh street,
OFFER INDUCEMENTS to purchasers Of Furni-
ture and other Housekeeping Goods
Our stock Ia large and varied
Parlor Suites In Brocatelle, Rep, and Hair Cloth
Chamber Setts, in solid Oak, Walnut, Mahogany
and Painted, neatly ornamented.
Oak, Walnut, and Mahogany Extension Table,
and Dining Chairs
Superior CURED Hair Mattresses, nusk and othel
Mattresses.
Also, . large quantity Of low.priotd Bedsteads
Chairs. Tables, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstands
OiIje Furniture, NO.
All OF which are made from the best materials
and warranted to give satisfaction
Persons furnishing would do we'll to look through
the .tock before purchasing as we are selling ai
prices to suit the times "
DOT l-eod6wif $50 Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-11-05
MAN III OODI
M now LOST now RESTORED

Just Published, IN Sealed kHue'ops, Irics Sis Ctna
A LECTURE ON the NATURE, TREAT.
ment and Draical Cure Of Spermatorrh1a, or Sem,
inal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual De
NerSousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits; Men
tai and Physical Incnpacity resulting from Self,
Abuse, 40. by koBT. j. CULvERwgLL II. d. author
Of the Green Book, 40,
"a Hoon to ThOusa nds ur sufferers"
Bent under seal, In plain envelope, 10 any addrca
post paid on receipt OF ak cents, or Two postage
stamps, BY Dr. Cii. j. q. KLINE,
aug T-3mifd&w Post Once liox I bsB
The national Republican., 1862-11-05
Soldier, and Not q Soldier.

Alfred Hufrner, who has been representing
himself M soldier, using forged or false pas.
ges, &C., WAS arrested yesterday, by the police,
on suspicion of rascality, and turned over to
the Provost Marshal, before whom he denied
hi- wsrlike profession. He was committed to
tho Old Capitol
The national Republican., 1862-11-05
Th. War Department

| Ii now assuming quite formidable proportions.
The work of putting on the additional stories ia
progressing rapidly, and Will bo completed in n
few weeks.
The national Republican., 1862-11-05
India Rubber Goods.

The place to buy your RUBBER COATS, LEG.
GINS, CAMP BLANKETS, HAvELOCKS, HA.
yERSACkS, and every article made from INDIA
RUBBER, is st II. A. HALLS India Rubber Ware.
house, where you can obtain them at m ,nut
prices, $40 Penn,ylvania avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, oc22-N