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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19
B.F. Williamson and H. Brsnno

The object OF this suit y TO recover against the
defendants the sum Of ONE THOUSAND THREE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY-THREE DOLLARS AND
FIFTY THREE CENTS, with legal interest thcrs-
on from the isth day Of October, isee, I'll paid:
Affidavit having been made that the defendants
are net residents of the state Of Virginia. they
hereby required to appear In the said Clerks
Office, within enc month after due pubiestion
hereof, and do what may be necessary 70 protect
their interests. A Copy-TAte:
Ia ia-lsw4w no. HOWARD. Clerk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19
HOMEMADE GOODS.

T0TICE.--An psrsons Indebted TO the late
IN arm OF MAULE BEVILL. by open account
unlsss they cali on the subscriber before the
lst Of March and settle. their bills will b
out In the hAnds Of eaers for collectiop, - far
lhsr tndHaSsass saAses 10 sivssi ;. .rv,,,
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Richmond, Feb Is, 1851.

Mr.. Joseph +. Morton, of the late firm of
J. & J Morton, is with us, and will give his per-
sonal attention to all business entrusted to US.
K. {. MORTON 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

naE Leeches! Leeches!! Lecches:!! -
have just receivd, by Adams Express, lot o.
fresh SWEDISH LEECHES, tho very best, and
large size, which will be applied upon the most
reasonable terms.
p. S.-CUPPING and LEECHING promptly at
tended TO-. can be found at all hours OF the day
At the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Ameri-
can Hotel, fentrance on 18th street, and at night
at the corner Of Leigh and 10th streets;
an lets r. C. H0RS0N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

nissOLUEION.-rhe business heretofore car
~ red on by FAHERTf, WALSH i CO, was
dissolved the LIST Of January, IS6l, by the with
drawal of SAMUEL w. SKINNER. The business of
the concern will be closed by either of the part
ners, To whom all persons that are indebted will
please come forward and sett g without delay. and
ali persons having claims against the concern will
present them for settlement.
Feb 10, ISL. SAMUEL w. SKINNER.
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JAMES n IAhLoh ooS, Aucis. Ie s--tds
HANDSOME BUILDING. LOT ON TIL /

n NORTH SIDE OF CLAY, BETWEEN
ADAMS STREET AND BROOKE AVENUE, AT
AUCTION We will sell, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, the 2Ist day OF February, eommenc-
ing at o'clock p. NJ Il handsome Building Lot,
located as above, and adjoining the residences Of
Mr.. b. Danfortb and Mr.. Trueman A. Parker.
Ii fronts 40 feet, and runs back $50 feet.
ERMs:-one-third cash the balance at and
II months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by trust deed. The taxes
for 1861 TO be paid by the purchasers.
fe IL JAS VI. TAYLOR Il son. Aucts.
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BY Dickinson. Hill 4 Co.. Auct'rs.
SALE OEIM EVE XAIIA.
= ALE OF NEG ROE $

Wewill sell at CHARLOTTE COURT HOUSE,
on MONDAY, the 4th day of March next, about
FIFTY NEGROES.
TERas-At sale. Ti0M AS PUGH,
fe l6-atd STEPHEN DAVIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

Me- Constitutions that have been nearly
worn out from Dyspepsia and Disordered Bowels
and Liver, can bs entirely cured BY the regular
use of BAKERS PREMIUM BlTTERS. 70 be had
OF all the principal Druggists in Virginia.
Orders will be promptly filed, by addressing
la Its +. BAKER, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

CITY OF RICHMOND, to wit:-At Rules
" held in the Clerks Office Of the Court OF iiusl
ings for the said City, on Monday, the Atm day et
February, 1851:
William F. Phillips and Joseph WI
Coleman, partner doing business un-
der the style and firm of Phillips
CoIamap .............., PITS |
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Notwithstanding to cont;nue the COMMITS
SION BUSINESS, most respectfully ask con-
tiHuance of the patronage bestowed on the late
firm of RAgpoLPB PAGE, and hope, by strict at
tention, to merit the same My uncle, b. c. RAN
DoLPH, who will probably be here often for the
next few months, will aid me in my business.
February |. lo6i. ffe l--Iml MANN PAGE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

4 CARD nave this day associated with he
N in the PRODUCE COMMISSION BUSINESS,
DR.. PETER IL. AN DERSON, formerly of Amelia
county, and late OF Chesterfield, under the style
and trIn of HICKS Il ANDERSON.
SAML d. HICKS.
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(NTY OF RICHMOND, to wit:-At Rules
~ held in the Clerks Office of the Court Of tiust-
ings for the said city, on Monday, the Ath day Oh
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LARD TINES AND COLD MEATHEI

COME T0GETHER.-Then save money by
saving fuel. Save both, and increase your COM
Ranges and Stoves of the latest and most approved
construction. The "fctor Gas Burner warns
two with seuttle of coal and never
loses fire. The Portable Crate is both cheerful
and sensible Stoves sold by me in years past
repaired, or taken in exchange for new. Second
hand stoves sold cheap.
ALSO-Plumbing CAS- Fitting and Tin Work
done with dispatch, at the Governor Street Stove
Store GEORGE STARRETT, Beivin's Row.
Terms cash, ia9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

FAHERTY. WALSH Il Co, will be continued by
the subscribers, under the style Of FAHERrY y
WALSH, at the old stand of Faherty, Walsh X
CO. in Rockets, where al orders TOR work. in the
BLACKSMITH line, and REPAIRING STEAM
BOAT ENGINES, &c, will be thankfully receiv-
ed aud promptly attended to-
fe iS-tt& FAHERTY Il WALSH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

Anasiasia A. Wood ............ Deft.,J
The object of this suit is to recover against the
defendant the sum of two hundred and forty nin0
dollars and ninety cents, with legal interest there
on from the ed day of November, 1850 Till paid.
Affidavit having been made that the defendant Is
not resident OF the State Of Virginia, she Is here
by required to appear in the said Clerks Office,
within one month after due publication hereof,
and do what may be necessary to protect her in
terest. A Copy-TeSte -
fe G-lawtw RIO. HCWARp, tik-
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
The Barney Divorce Case.

This case was continued yesterday in the
orphans court, Judge Purcell presiding. The
first witness WAS John A. Linton, Esq, one OF
the counsel for Mr.. De Kraft, who further tes
tiaed to the bad treatment which both Mrs.
Barney and the children had received at the
hands of Mr.. Barney.
The evidence on the side of the petitioner
closed here, they, however, reservng the right
TO give rebutting testimony after the respon !.
ents shall have concluded.
James Mcguire, DR.. +. T. Blake, and David
Ramsey, were then seyerally examined on the
part of the respondents, all Of whom testified t.
his general sobriety and good conduct towards
his wife and children, both in this city and IN
Paris, so far MS they were cognizant. One OF
these witnesses testified that he had sometimes
thought his conduct towards his children was
entirely too lenient.
At half past two O'Clock, the court nd djOurned
to meet nj eleven O'Clock this morning.
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
Che "HnZletOwn" Case.

As will be seen by the card of Mr.. Maryman
published yesterday morning, we were In error
In stating that ho WAS committed to the work
house. The other parties arrested at the time
were committed, but he was discharged from
custody on the ground that he was there pro
tecting his own property. IN relation to our
statement, we have only to say, that the facts,
AS were published, we understood to be stated
by the magistrate in the presence of several OF
the officers of the fifth ward.
Since the occurrence, Mr. Maryman has pro
CURED warrants againht several Of he officers
concerned in his arrest, charging them with
assauting and falsely impriSoning his person
Officer Jacob Ash yesterday moruing, arrested
Sergeant John V. Bryan on one ofihe warrants
and took him before Justice Ferguson. The
case was 10 have been heard yesterday after
noon, but, owing to the absence ofan important
witness, II was postponed for some days; MIR
Bryan giving bail for his appearance.
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
"Who's Afraid!"

Our tewnsman, Edward Owen, is rebuilding
on Pennsylvania avenue, in place of the struc
ture several months ago, destroyed by fire; and
william Shepherd is also providinga Il fine hab
itati0n ON Tenth street, Northern Liberties.
The foundation, too, Of II large building is laid
on tho corner of PennsN lvauia avenue and FIT
teenth street; and on Tenth street, between d
and L, and ON d street, between Eighth and
Ninth, we Yesterday heard the renewed music
of the brick and trowel Some folks are
/" afeared" and alarmed for the continuance OF
the capital at atWashngton, but the above related
facts show there are exceptions, and that fam
in the United States Government is manifested
nv ar0rks There are other evidences of n re,
neWal of building operations.
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
Painful Accident.

About Ave O'Clock yesterday afternoon, az
the regulating engine vt the depot was regua
ting the cars near the station several small
boys amused themselves by riding on the ten
der. When near tho Government Printing Of
flee, on H street, the engine ked suddenly
and one little fellow, named Caspar Glutsback
aged about eight years, fell off, and the wheels
Of the tender passed over his ankles, nearly
severing his feet from his legs. Some of tue
neighbors picked him up and carried him to
the Z street Hospital, where his legs were am.
putated last night, some distance below his
knee, in order, If possible, TO save his life, but
rs he has lost much blood, It is feared he will
die. The little boy Is the son of Mr.. Joseph
ware avenue, between Fl AMI ! streets, near
wherc the accident occurred.
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
Fourth REGIMENT Penn r. VIC.

Sept. %, 1861.
Whereas Colonel Robert G. March has, in con.
sequence of physical debility. resigned the
rOlonelcy of the regiment, and whereas said
debility was contracted during his connection
with the regiment, therefore he, and it Is
hereby,
Resolced, That during the entire time in which
the Colonel has had the command of the regi
ment, which Is several months, dating from its
formation to the present time, we have found
him always attentive to his duties as an officer,
always strictly devoted to the interest Of the
regiment and the welfare of his entire com
mand.
Resolved, That we deem the physical condi.
Jon Of the Colonel to be such that, in view of
recovering his health and being of future SER
vice to his country, he acts manly and noble
part In tenderng his resignation.
Resolved, That he bear with him, to the quiet
abode and tender care of his family, our friend
ship and esteem.
Resolued, That we commend him to the God
Of Mercies, praying that his health may specdi.
iy be restored, and he again return to that ser.
vice, the service of his country, around which
we believe the best affections of his heart
centre.
Resolued, That we supply II copy of the above
20 the Colonel, and that 1t be published In at
least one Washington and two Philadelphia
papers.
John Schoenewald, captain Of company A; g..
b. Keller, captain of company F; j. w. Kim
ball, captain OF company G; Henry Elmvecter.
captain OF company !; II. B 1ates, captain oI
company g.; F. A Conrad, captain Of company
B; Thos. F. B. Taper, captain of company G.;
+. A. Burger, captain of company FL N. j. Tay.
lnr, captain of company D; william Babe, cap
tain Of company X; J. ". Shoemaker, first lieu
tenant of company F; william Richie, first
lieutenant of company c; Thos. g. O'Harro,
first lieutenant of company a; Z. j. Gallagher,
first lieutenant of comphny g; L. W. Cox, first
lieutenant of company B; N: A. Pennypacker,
first lieutenant Of company X; Geo. W: Crau-
dal, first lieutenant of company II; VIM. A..
Peet, first lieutenant of company !; John Mayer,
first lieutenant of company e; j. B. Baker, first
lieutenant of company D; James st. john sec
ond lieutenant of company B; Fred'k A. Hill,
second lieutenant of company G; Prosper NJ.
Davis, second lie utenaut of company ]; Andrew
Riddle, second lieutenant of company A; Gee {.
W. Bussier, second lieutenant Of company D.:
L. Rodgers, second lieutenant of company H.;
Louis Bacher, second lieu enAnt company +; E
l.. Christman, second lieutenant Of company X;
John Nyce, adjutant; A. Patze, NJ. d., surgeon;
VIM. +. W. DiCkerson, NJ. D., assistant surgeon;
Edward S. Marks, chaplain; Lieutenant A. A,
Lechler, quartermaster; i. F. Brothers, quar-
termaster sergeant; J. A. James, com. s'r !;
Edwin +. Rowig, drum major; r. s. Seare S.
major; Frank Wilson, colonel's clerk; John
KrideI, sutler.
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
FROM CAIRO

Cairo, Ill.,, Oct. 2.-The gunboat Conestoga
went down the river last night within three
miles of Columbus. She chased the rebel gun.
boat jeff Davis, under cover of the rebel bat.
teries on shore.
1t Is ascertaned that the Davis has an arma.
ment Of four 6.pounders.
The Conestoga found rebel signal fires burn.
ing for several miles this side of Columbus.
The Charleston bridge has been repaired,
and trains commenced running to-day.
The woods back of Birds Point are said to be
alive with rebels, and continual skirmishng Is
reported.
The latest reported from the South say that
large portion OF General Pillows army have
crossed the river at Belmont. en- route for Cape
Grardeau.
Col Logan, with body of $50 men, went
down the Mississippi, on Monday, with the
view to capture company Of rebels encamped
near Charleston, Mo. Another party left Birds
pint for the same purpose. The expedi ton
has not yet returned. Col. Logan was reported
to be at Charleston last night, where he had
seized large quantity of corn belonging to the
rebels.
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
BY LEGRAPH.
LATER FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Fortress Monroe, Oct. 2.--The steamer s. r
Spaulding returned last night from Hatteras
Inlet, bringing the latest intelligence and tho
remnant of tho naval brigade.
Gol. Hawkins still commands at Hattcri $
Inlet.
a few people we're still coming in to take the
oath of allegiance.
The frigate Susquehanna had taken two
prizes which had unsuspectingly approached
/thc Inlet. They were both scho0ners, from the
West Indies, and were loaded with salt, sugar,
&c.
Tho gunbOat Cambridge came up this morn.
ing, FOR coal and water. She has been making
blockade of Beaufort, N. c., and has tax en-
four prizes-tho Louisa Agnes, from Lunen.
burg, with n cargo VI 1sb; the Revere, from
Yarmouth, also loaded with fish; the Edwin,
from Barbadoes, with molasses; and the Julia
from St. Johns, with tin, medicines, &c.
The revenue cutter Henrietta is at Old Point.
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
oct I'D

NOTICE On the morning OF the 27th
~ irstant, between the hours OF one and two
o clock, whilst on duty at the Assembly Building:
Louisiana avenue, h ruspicious person was pass
inr with two horses In his possession, one gray
white deemed It my duty TO hail him, and aC
CorCingy did SO, when he part having tie .hors5s
ia harge let them go, and took posses sion of them
The party hailed ran away, that IL ont OF my
over to arrest MIN. The owner will come 1rword
prove lroperiy, pay expenses and take them away
Utherwise they will be de alt with according 10 law
Enquire of JOSEPH HILL,
Waterman Quar- ermasttI Department
Residence, No 65T NJ street, between Fourth and
Filth streets. sep .S-ti
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
To our Georgetown Subscribers.

Our former agent, Mr.. A. W. Burns, having
declined to act as our agent, subscribers in
Georgetown viii hereafter be served by Mr.. o.
r. Delphy, who is now our recognized agent for
that city. We owe an apology for the irregu.
larity with which the Republican has been de.
livered TO our subscribers there. hut hope 10
have the paper served more punctually under
the new arrangement.
Persons wishing 10 subscribe viii pl'ase leave e
their names at Mr.. g. Crandell's bookstore, No.
l2s Bridge street. Advertisements or comm,l.
nications may he left at the same place.
The national Republican., 1861-10-04

LrOR SALE CHEAP.-A Farm of 2l2Js ds-a
l. Acres, conv venient to the Agricultural Col. ~
lege station eight miles from Washington, adapted
TO wheat and tobacco large portion set In clover
suiicient meadow, through which are running
str. aus Of water; house contains II rooms two
large tobacco houses all In good repair, and under
good fences; springs Of excellent water near dwell
Ing place very healthy estimated (3) three thousand
cords Of oood may b; cut thereon. Price SIS 8O0 United
States Drip taken In payment. Address
SAMUEL b STAFFORD,
Hyattsyille P. o.,
DOT l--2w1 near Bladensburg.
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
Another flag for ,be Monument,

lofty flagstaff, the top of which Is about $40
feet above tho surface OF the ground, has been
securely fixed upon the top Of the Washington
Monument, by Mr.. Dean who was the rigger
employed by the society during the progress of
the work upon the superstructure. To tho
top of this pole. halyards have been attached,
which extend to the Office near the base of tn,
Monument. on which a beautiful flag, "a by as
feet, viii shortly be raised, with appropriate
ceremonies. This flag, which Is o: the finest
bunting, was purchased by voluntary contri.
buttons, collected through the exertions Of
Mr.. WiddiCOmbo, and presenLed TO the society.
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
Tne Cry Is, stili they Come

And all we can hear is, War war war ~
But, for my part tined OF the old rtory of war.
But, oh / Mis- Brown, have you heard the very
latest newsS No. Why, SMITH, No, 400 Seventh
street. has Just received new stock of FALL
CLOTHING of every description, and he offers to
cell them at su0h low prices, They say he has u
knaGk Of selling his goods ut lower rates than the
other stores. How he does II, do not know But
for my part, eau assure you, Mrs BIown, that he
can ut out your boys with nice CLOTHiN at r.
markably low prices, | advise all to call al
SMITHS, No 100 Seventh street, oppoite Post
Odse, and look at has New Stock and they will hs
convinced that what Mrs. Jones said, il go.
aug 3O-3m
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.

Cincinnati, October 3.-Troops under the
command of Lieut.. Colonel Engart attacked
the rebels at Chapmausviile, and routed them,
killing sixty, and capturing seventy of them.
The rebels were afterwards intercepted by Col.
Hyatt, who killed forty, and took a large mum.
Der Of item prisoners.
Reports from Charlestown, va, say that a
battle Is going on between General Cox, of the
Federal army, aud Generals Floyd and Wise,
at Sewe's Mountain, and that tho latter are
retreating to their entrenchments at Lewirs.
burg.O
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
XXTAsHING ARSENAL,

SEALED PROPOSALS, TO be endorsed = = opo
sails for Fuel" will be received by the Acting A..
sistant Quartermaster AT this Arsenal until 10 ~
of the 9th instant for the delivery of 40 rls beat
seasoned Oak Wood and l2I tons White Ash an,
thracite Coal,
The above articles must be strictly OF the best
quality the Wood to be straight, and cut in lengths
OF four feet
Both the Wood and Coal must be delivered at tn,
Arsenal, and the Wood to be corded aud measured
by a sworn city wood measurer, free OF expense 10
the Government Bidder will state the Trr per
cord Oh ton. The contract will br awarded to the
lowest responsible bidder WHO shNl give satisfac
tory security.
Payment to be made In Trta.ry notes IL the
Government desires to do so.
FRS SKUNK,
cot std First Lieut., Ordnance, A A Y. M,
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auotion.,r..
SALE OF E.FCELLENTA AND NEARLY NEW HOESE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT A UC7ION

SALE OF EfCELLENTA AND NEARLY NEW HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At UCTyON
On SATURDAY, the 9th instant At 10 o o'cock A
Nj, we shall sell, In fr mt Of our auction room AT
the corner of Seventh and ID streets, No oZj y
general assortment Of House Furnishing Goods com
prisng
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs, ana Rocker!
Marble top Centre and Side Tables
Do Dres ing and other Bureaus
Mahogany and Walnut Jenny Lind Bed-tesds
Wash sinks Wardrobe, and Tow 81 hacks
Walnut Desks and Writing Tables
Cane seat and other Chairs, Ottomans
Hat Racks and Oak Hal Sets
Fine Feather Beds, Pillows and Bolsters
Hair, Gotten. top, and Husk Mattresses
Brussels, Three ply, and Ingram Carpets
Cook Alright, and other Stoves
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Four hne Buffalo Robes
A large assortment Of Kitchen Requisites
A large lot of Boots and shoes
And many other articles which We deem uuuscss
sary to enumerate.
Terms cash
GREEN & WILLIAMS
oct I'D Aucttonsers
The national Republican., 1861-10-04

FURNITURE AND EFFECTy OF A EJy,Jy Dr
CLINLNG HOUSEKEEPJNG Ar j,..gtT; S,LE
on FRIDAY morning, October 4th q, 10
O'Clock, at No 862 Tenth ST. /, outY.,n l. and M
we shali sell the Furri ne aud Eff, sta of family
declining housekeeping comprl,ing--
Ro ,kers, and Paror Chairs '-'
J Marble.top Centre aud Sois Tables
walnut Whatnot and Fancy Tables
Giltframe Mirror. Engravinps Clock.
Cane seat Chairs, Lounges
Carpets. Oiloloth, Mating
Bedsteads, Bureaus, wasSs,asd.
Green eDamelled Cottage Sci
Toilet Sets, Vases, Ornaments
Mattresses, Boisters, ard Pillows
Cooking, Radiator, and other Sfoy.a
Together with general assortment OF kushs,
Requisites - A''''"
JAS G. MCGUIRE & co
oct2 lStsrl AuctiOn.er.
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
WISCONSIN STATE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

Milraukie, October 2.-The Democratic State
Convention met at Madison to-day, and, nom.
mated b. Ferguson for governor, Il. NJ. Bill
lings for lieutenant governor. Chas. S. Benton
for secretary of State, II. l. Qonsman for
treasurer, p. 8. Orton for attorney general, and
james Vollman fo' bank comptroller.
Resolutions were adopted sustaining the Pres.
ident IN his active prosecution of the war to
crush the rebellion.
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
HAIRS Patent Drinking and FIItering
Yubes for x5 Genus Each.

Now that the fall rains are rling our rivers
aud streams, we would advise all our military
friends to procure one Of those ingenious and
practical little instruments, which no soldier
should be without, rs it perfectly filters the
water from insects, &C., thereby rendering 1t
healthy. You can also purchase rubber ban
kets, rubber coats. rubber legGings, ponchOs.
capes, rubber horse covers, and Gap covers,
boots. shoes, &C., &c. at mdnufacturc,'s prices,
at the India Rubber Warehouse, No. S0s Penn.
sylvania avenue, between Ninth AID Tenth
EtreetA. sep 30-tf
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
LOCAL NEWS.
To Advertisers.

Nearly TEN thousand copies Of the Repui.
loan are circulated among tho floating popu,a.
ton every day, besides helarge number served
to regular subscribers. Advertisers will take
note accordingly.
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
RY GREEN ~ WILLIAMS, Auctioneer..

RACKS, By ORDER Of THE QUARTRRGAsTER
On FRIDAY, the 18th Of October, we shall sell st
the Marine Barracts al auction, at IL O'Clock VI
the following articles "
go Bayonet Scab6ards, $50 Cartridge B.xs,
4oo Gap Pouches, 81 Uniform Caps, ~ swurde
carpet. Oilcloth, ChaiIs, I Chests
J Iron Wheel. Window Curtai. :, Nattibx
on Cans Boiler, GLss rame, Visg
Iron Bedsteads, stoves, Clock
2Writing Desks, IL pair Shutters, 8 Coal Gr.ts,
Lot OF old ir'n, Carryail. old Forge lot 81
Terms cash, In specie.
GREEN d WILLIAMS
octl-Q AuctjoD.ers
The national Republican., 1861-10-04
MISS BROOK E'S ENGLiS'l ANA
Nl French Boarding and Day school.

This institution IL now open iur the reception ol
puIis at No lSO Prnusy Iva la avenue Sevso Build
ma four doors ,,st o. iis former ocutsou (corner
OF Ninet, enth street
the uublic the Principal II encouraged TO hope tor
cnntiTuauce Of It's port She refers to the ptrens
and yu ,rdiu - named in her circulars, who are
1uHlIded to speak OF the m"r,ts Of her schoo anu
iCulary to Prott ssor Bacns OF the United states
Coast Survey, and TO Professor Henry OF the smilh
,oniap Insttutieu, OCT i-z"