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The national Republican., 1861-08-31

TRUSTEES SALE Of IMPROVED PROPER7T.
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust from G ANAL
Baily and wife, dated February 22d, 1859, and re.
corded in liber j. A. s., No lGo folios $50, &c,
shall sell as trustee, on Thursday, August twenty
ninth, at o'clock p: 81 in front of the premises,
at public auction, to the highest bidder all that piece
of ground in the city Of Washington known as the
western half Of lot marked five, o. In square mum.
bered five hundred aud thirty three, (5S3D in the
plat Of said CITY, the same having front Of twenty
eight (25 feet two (2) inches on street north, and
fine three story brick dwelling and brick stable
thereon.
Terms: One third cash. the balance In equal In
stalmsnt at six and twelve months secured by deed
of trust the premise If the terms of sale not
complied with Within Ave days thereafter the trus
tee the right to resell ut the risk and st OF
the defaulting purchaser.
All conveyanong at the cost Of the purchaser.
NJ. BLAIR, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
aug6-dts
HD- The above sale is unavOida bly, pos T.
poned, on account of the rain until TIL URSDAl
next, September lfth same hour and place.
NJ BLAIR, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE, & CO,
aug 30-its Auctionerrs.
The national Republican., 1861-08-31

30 Company A, United states Engi-
neers.-Fifty Intelligent and able bodied mechanics
will be enlisted to fill this Company to the maxi
mum fixed by law, $50 men. Inquire at No. 242
G street Pay, from sl3 to s34 per month, besides
food an 1 clothing, aug 27-tf
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Arrival Of tho hragO.

New York, August 80. The steamship Aragv,
from Liverpool and Southampton, with dates to
the 2lst, passed Cape Race this morning.
The crippled steamer Etna had arrived at
Queenstown. Herpassengers were transferred
to the steamship Glasgow, which was 10 leave
on the 22d instant.
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Treasury Notes.

The Government, yesterday, commenced pay.
ing out to its employees for the present months
salaries the lower denominations of treasury
notes, giving them one.sxth in this description
of paper, and the remainder in gold.
The national Republican., 1861-08-31
Administering the Oath,

The clerks and employees of the city post
office yesterday afternoon had the oath recently
prescribed by an act of Congress administered
TO them by Justice Johnson.
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POTAT EsI!

40 900 bushels prime Western MERGERS will be sold
this season at No 63O Penusy lvania avenue corner
of Second street First car load arrived to day.
Give us trial and we shall give you eatisiuc'ton
ohio Indiana and kentucky money in goyd stand
ing, taken at par. D. SiEELE Co'
aug 2S-l
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Di5nfsSeu.

Mr. Anon Duvall, one of the guards at the
JAIL was yesterday removed by Marshal La
mOn
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COTO SHEPHERDS
" FOR SCHOOL BOOKS.
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Miss NJ =. DUNCAN will, on MONDAY the cd
OF september next, resume her School at her resi-
derce, No. ~ Indiana avenue, She has made ar
rangements to take limited number Of pupils as
bVardeIs. aug 2S-eod3w+
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Arrival from Fort Picknna.

NEW YORK, August 3O.-The steamship Re.
lease has arrived here from Fort Pckens, leav.
ing there on the I'd, and Key West on the l4tll
instant.
The national Republican., 1861-08-31

BLADENsBuRG, August 20, 1861.
"a Boarder'' ut the rebel rendezvous in this
village, in atta ,ting to excuse the outrage of
II serenade to Ne friends of Extra Billy Smith,
by the band of the eleventh Massachusetts regi.
ment, has rather aggravated the offence.
The music may have heen very compliment.
AIRY to the Massachusetts family boarding there
but it is strange that everything should have
passed off ST. very pleasantly, whore the insult
ing toast" Here's TO jeff. Davis, and success
and speed to Beauregard was given and
drunk by at least portion of those present, in
the presence Of au officer Of the United States
army.
The loyalty Of the Massachusetts boarder g."
may rest 80 lightly on his shoulders, that such
sentiments are pleasant to his ears but it is
certainly an excess of gtllaLtry in Il Federal
officer to requite such reasonable utteranceS
with the compliment ola serenade by the regi-
mental band.
Some of the inmates Of the establishment
may call themselves strong Union people,"
but the Union feeling must be anything but
strong that can find pleasure in the midst q"
constant denuncation of the Government and
its soldiers, and the incessant expression OF
sympathy with the traitors, Jelf. Davis and
Beauregard. JUSTICE.
The national Republican., 1861-08-31

CAMP OREGON,
u AUGUST 80, 1861.
LOST, in Washington, on Wednesday night, a
small DAGUERREOTYPE. Any person finding
1t, and returning 1t to this office will be suitably re
warded =. ANDERSON,
aug 80-2tf Company II Baker regiment
~ n IT q E
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The Schools.
Communicated |

On Monday next, the various schools Of our
city will commence their sessions.
The national Republican., 1861-08-31

UNITED STATES RIFLEs.-Colonel w.
y kGIv2ASowsKI All persons wiehrg to Din
this regiment are requested to call on the under
signed for further Information.
N. PABSI, Captain,
aug 2a-st Turner Hall
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lY WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneers.
BAY MARE AT AUCTION.

On SATURDAY morning, 3lst instant, at 10
o'clock, will sell in front Of the Auction Rooms,
ONE BAY MARE, about ID hands high, short tail a
little sprung in the kne, and about years old
The above described Bay Mare was found estray
in the streets Of Washington, on the night Of the
22d Of July, by the night police or auxiliary guard,
with blind bride, and apparently much jaded from
being hard ridden, supposed to have come from Vir.
ginia, and will be sold to pay expenses Of livery
by order of the Mayor In the hands of chief OF po
lice, subject to the call of the proper owner.
Terms cash
WALL 4 BARNARD,
aug 3l-lt Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1861-08-31

Whitehurst, 43i Pennsylvania avenue, has
the largest collection of likenesses of dstin.
guished men in this country; is selling views of
military encampmentS, &c. See his card pho.
tographs, suitable for sending in lettcrs. Like.
ncsses of many of the slain at the recent bat
tie can be obtained at this gallery. Goto White
hurst's and obtain Il likeness before going to
the battle field. aug2-lmeodF
The national Republican., 1861-08-31

The oi.-
daily, and close n, sa
day, when 1t will open at a,,. %. e..
,uii'- -VIenns s again at p. NJ. and rein...
hh r M LEWIS CLEPHANF r. M
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WASHINGTON NaEADQUhRTERs FOR
w SCHOOL BOOKS!
We are just opening our usual Fall stock, which
sc propose TO sell at our usual lou pr"S, for Cash
oaiy Don't forget 10 call at
SHEPHERDS,
aug Sit Cor. Seventh and ID streets
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a..:::l......:..lNlJ

.rREAT EMPORIUM FOR MILITARY
u FIELD GLASSES, with the finest double
,lchromatc sold at the lowest Eastern prices,
by NJ j. FRANKLIN, Optician,
IA Pennsylvania Avenue,
aug8O-ly between Twelfth Thirteenth sts
A GENTLEMAN DESIRES BOARDING
n for himself wife, and child In private family
where there are no other boarders, Address {" Max.
well, at this otice. aug 29-3t
IOR SALE, at a Low Price, u Small
Il HORSE and FAMILY CARRIAGE sepa
rate or together. Inquire at
Il. GASCH's Cigar Store,
aug 30-t' 36T Seventh street
The national Republican., 1861-08-31

CT M II VT FILL,
y. PROFESSOR OF MUSIC
AT BLADENSBURG ACADEMY,
Win resume the duties of his profession, in Wash
ingtou Wednesday, September 18th, ls6l
aug 2O-TT&S2wif+
The national Republican., 1861-08-31
MAILS AND RAILROAD.

-~EMENT OF THE MAILS,
A. nr ~ 1"rsoTos CIrr PosT OFyIcE.
.... .ra ~. gls. ~ '-"k and at O'Clock
~ - .-,y ,s rr.. aP. m,
~ s-- Ru' G.. asH,i 60.
r. b. .. .n EitG. NJ 800.
-.. 70 ...r..s. ~ ..r .'a.
~ ali. .r.uf
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9TThe above Sale Is post tpon ed, on . G
count of the rain, until MONDAY, September ID
same hour JAS. c. MCGUIRE 4 Co,
aug 30-dts Auctioneera
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The Famine in Kansas.
APPEAL FOR THE DESIIrU1 FROM TIE NEW-YORK

The Famine hHDBne,
APPEAL, FOR THE DESIIrU1 r. FROM THE EEW-YORk
CITY COMMITTEE
wM C. BRYANT, Chairman. }. T. WILLIAMS. Treasurer.
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ApPLICATIONOF CAPITAL.

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almost untouched the inevitable that the mechanic art
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early day In Illinois, aud Ia tho OF the next ten thu
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q Sen. BY mall, postage fee, on recsp. ofpriee
TTHE CHILDRENs BIBLE PICTURE. BOOK Wusrsisd
BY Eighty Enrsvins' from Designs by srrHls oVrNnsop
Var, scHsokH, &c
THE cHILDREN's PICTURE FABLE BOOK contsip.
nt On. Hundred and siIy Fsblsa With SIXTY u'ssion'
by HAsHrsos WEIR
THE cHILDREws PICTURE. BOOK OF BIRDS. ilu,
,rsted with siI,y.one Engraving By W. HiHvrr
THE CHILDRENs PICTURE. BOOK OF oUADRUPEDs
and other M,mmaA IDasred ~ith siry Engraving By
w. HLKvBI.
"Iend.d for the little folt, who like to read Of qnsdrped
and bird, tablet, and bb. stories While thr perus.l can not
fail Of amusing and nteIc the reader they viii also instruct
and improve The anecdotes viii delight the child and viii
ohsu,Im, p,oye new and interesting to the sdu We hnov
one little M OF seven y.s Of age who reads the stories con-
.in.d IN .oms one OF these books sond every afternoon 10 her
mother and grandfather while the former ews and the latter
bo her on h. And then when her papa comes home
evening she repeats TO hp all hshe has read aloud and wEd
m by wishing that some viii keep writing and the
Hsrpe publish Just such books TIL shs the little girl re wo Of
get, TO be srowp TO vom.nhood"-I Home Jourusl
"Ir.Ih.u.bly entesning and useful We HE this class Of
booI. child get. tired Of OolDs and hearing
about snins,"-l Baltimore Christian Advocate.
These now book, for children among the mos. s,trsc
tive Of their class on either side Of the Atlantic. Providence
Press
Beautiful speemens Of juvenile literature tssfuly bound
and Illustrated and printed tinted paper In sS, clear type
40 .no.psble TO childhood first second and inismedae ~
Buffalo Express.
"Thi, the Children, Picture Book Of Birds altogether
nice presentation book for children have SEEN
-IChurcbmsn.