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The national Republican., 1861-09-03
Further Particulars OF the Surrender In
MesiiIR Valley.

The Mrsilla Times has an account Of the
Surrender Of Major liyndc, with neatly 1000
United - tcs regulars, near Fort Stanton,
which goIs 10 confirm the the previous 'u'
pcon Of lI"urhrry. they attempted first, with
with 800 men. to disodgr the rere.S from the
town Of M"Slla, bu, rrtrratrrl III til" Iir-t lire
vi the l. hHS 10 EOr! Fillmore, which they Dc.
.troycd. The soc s.iOu account says
Tn United States trUup1 r"trrttrd IN tn"
direction OF Fort Stanton, and wcr" seen by
,ur scouts, Immediately after day light, eight
nr t.n miles east of Los Cruces. in the noun
tiurS The whole command ct Confederate
troops were ordered in pursuit, aud crowded
on in luIl chase after the iu9irivrS. The road
lay over the table lands and mountains /" Il
pass in the Organ0s chain, by way OF san
Augustine Springs oTer IL ronta where there
WAS no water, and the day was excessively
warm. Some six or seven miles on this side OF
the San Augustine Springs, stragglers OF the
United States inianiry were oyeItakcn, and
III way to the Springs had the appearance OF
complete route. Guns were strung along
the road. and cartridge boxes. The liz IN les
OF the Springs was u succession Of charges ;
men were taken prisoners and disNrmcd IN
squads the artillery was captured, anl the
greater portion Of 'hn infantry were taken be
fore the main command was reached,
MAJ or Lyndc w"S rncampcl near the Sall
Augustine Springs, and has Sill SOM four
hundred men with him. who formed in battle
| array on the appearance of the COnrictat"
| troops Advance was made 10 charge on them
| by our troops, and they had reached within
three hundred yaid., with eager spirits for the
| fray, when flag Ol truce vas raised by 'ht
lnited States column, desiring to know on
what conditions our commander would receive
Il surrender. The reply was an unconditional
| surrender--thrS same terms they had pndraVUrCd
| to dictate to the Confederate forces. THIS wa'
sought to be modified by the United status
commander, which request wa refused further
than that they would be allowed two hours t'
remove ih-ir women and children I" OInc'
| OF safety. The UN.ted States commander I ilS
agreed 10 an unconditional surrender.
In brief, during this day, eleven comp 'nies
OF United States regular troops, mounted uAd
foot, mastering seven hundred effective men
surrendered to two hundred and eighty Con
tedcrAtes four pieces Of cannon, arms, equip
mcnts, two hundred cavalry horses, mule nn'
wagons, and two hundred and scv"nty head .
beef callc.'
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
Missouri.

ST. JOSEPH, August 30, 1861. This morning
our city was surprised by the arrival of 100
mounted and armed robes, who paradcd the
streets and captured two United States army
recruiting officers, and then returned to their
camp, which is s"'0n eight miles distant.
1t is rumOrs / thcro are lJ0 men rem
deZvoused neii 70. The withdrawal of the
Federal troops IN this point and vicinity has
left the field open for their dcpredatons.
WAsuINGToS, September l.--LasL night
siXtcen uf the United States reserve corps in
this county were ordered to arrest violent
ScCcSSiOnist, living some ten miles west of here.
On approaching the house, the lights were put
out, and the owner, learning intention, fired II
doublc-harreled shotgun. killing tw" of the
reserved corps They then burst opon the
door, and killed HIM and another man, Who
fired aud ran.
There Is Il camp OF seCoSsi"nsts in that
ncighbOrhuod, few miles from where the
above mcniioncl occurrence tork place. Sew.
enty OF the reserved corps left here this mora
ing to hold them in check until rcini'rcCments
C&ui .htaMCd.
QUISvY, August 3l.--ThG train from ST. J".
sophs arrived all safe this evening. The reports
of the tracks being torn up for miles west q"
Palmyra cannot he true.
JEFFERSON CITY, Sept. l.-Colnnel Marshai'S )
cavalry were al Georgetown On Thursday, and
surrounded the town, taking Mr.. MagOlm prS
onrr wiIh several othcrs. Oae Of Colonel
MarShdll'S men was killed, and one badly
wounded They have probably rcHcAcd Lex
mgt"m hy this tjmn.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
Navy Yard.

4 Prize Tuken.-The steamer Herbert arrived
ut the yard on Sunday afternoon, having on the
way up the river brought up to the Yankee, the
hag ship of the hotilla, IA sloop, which WAS cap.
Iured bya cuttera day or two provisuay. The
Sloop had cargo of 0ro.arms, ammunition,
blankets, surgical and mathematical instru
ments, medicines, and II large quantity Of per.
russSion caps. The sloop was bound t" the
Virginia side, and had only two men on board
when taken, who are now in the custody IF the
ragonicer, Captain Craven.
A schooner, which was heavily laden with
tobacco, was captured the latter part OF last
week in the lower potomtc, and is held by the
notilla.
The Herbert had been down ~ lar ~ the
mouth of the Rappahannock, whore she shclIed
the beach and woods, without discovering any
force of rebels.
On Saturday night, the Rosolutc barned Il
house and destroyed two ilat.boatS near the
white House.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
Alarm at Fairmouut, Va.

WHEELING, Sopi. I.--ThCrG + nUn5iHnrANI"
excitement here Tonight, in consequence "r a
dispatch Just received from Fdirm"unt, MIrioa
county, by tho Governor, stating that Il large
number # ScccSSiunistS had risen in the baca
country, and were marching on the town {"
burn it, and tear up the railroad track The
drums arc beating to arms. and the streets arc
crowded with people. The Governor i dis
patching the lIomc Guard and volunteer riti
zens to f;,rmnunl, AID the train is about rcaty
10 start.
The rising is supposed 10 he in concert with
some movement of General Leo. All the United
States troops have lately gOnC forward from
Paramount. 1t is feared that the movement
among the SeccsSiOnistS may be general, and
h"gc numbers "r citizens arc going on patrol
toni Ghl.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
&" Fort Mitchell" rakcn.

On Saturday lust II piece Of silk was :tocn
II ON tho store u McsSr5 Taylor anl Hutchinson
b. two girls. who made ud r!lh i pete tiva
Objects Aliuu lud Buster took tic mattel ~
hand, aud ihclr suspiUiuus Coil ou tv ~ Rhls WIT
resided at house on tho upr"r rud "i .icvou il
street, known as "F0rl Mitchell - named Maggie
Nelly shepherd. The officers accordingly lai
seige 10 the "fort" yesterday morning, and
after charging on the inmates, captured the
" fort" taking the inmates pris )nerS, aud re-.
covering the s,olon property. They were escort
who committed them to jail to answer 1t court.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
NEW AIR LINE ROUTE
THREE ThAl% DAILY 10 Il " lUnh.
TWO TRAINS DAILY 4 FiIlLtDtLr.. ! .
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.

On and after MONDAY June lo, 1ss'. tD' !
senger Trains will leave the Philadelphia au -
ing Railroad Depot, AT Harrisburg, e Wv l.'.
and Philadelphia, ss follows Viz
EASTWARD.
Express Line leaves Harrisburg I '... s.. "',
arrival of Pennsylvania Railroad ENIu '..'N
from the West, arriving in New York ~ ! !. .. !
Steering car ia attached to the tram 'hr,u-n 1vTl
Pittsburg without change.
Mail Train leaves Harrisburg ats \ N...IN..,'
at New \ ork AT / L. NJ. amt Philadelphia h, 60
PM
Fast Line leaves Harrisburg m ~. y v' 4:
rival Cf PennSy lYann Railroad Fast NHl'. o." t;!,r
in New Iork nj g.I5 T. NJ aud IM!UL, 'lh,A =! e.
l. NJ
WESTWARD
Fast Line leaves New York NJ q y. VI Nci ih'
adrlphiu at \ NJ living at uarr.sLu.S a. l.,
Mail Train leaves New York at 10 90 noon. anl
Philadelphia at 10 Z. NJ, arriving at ERn.>rUl
at L. NJ.
Express Line leaves New York at = NJ. .nrr!vl
at Harrisburg NJ 80 A. nj :, and con- r,clW- / ID
the Pennsylvania Express Train for rittshlr
sleeping car is also attached to this tram
Connections are made ut taniShur" wi, 'r. ''
on the Pennsylvania, Northern irntrll. rIr & u,.
Oerland Valley Railroads, aud Al R,"diH- :.r .'
adelphia, Pottsviile, WilkesLarrc AErnl- ~ o.
on, &c.
Baggage checked through Fare '. ',.u '.'
York and Harrisburg, a. o. 1't",r" i..'.''
and Philadelphia, s. - i'll No tu'. '
No 2.
For tickets or other information ap! ) -
! ! ! ~.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
RAILROADS. ETl
+ hAyE PHILADELPHIA


I hAyE PHILADELPHlA
II FOR new YORK
The Camden and Amboy and Philadelphia and
Trenton Railroad Companies' Line from PHtLA-
yEs, from wALNUr sTRkET WHhRF hND @
AtSA M, via Camden and Amboy, e ami A
At a; NJ, ya Camden aOd Jersey City, N j
Asa NJ, via Camden and Jersey City, cSIornirg
At ia A. N, via Kensiug,on and Jerry CITY,
!Westsrh Expressl
At2P; M, via camdsn and ,mboy, C. and 4.
At ~ r. n, via KensingtOn and jersey CITY.
At 4a F N! xia keusinston and Jers.y cuy.
AtSr. NJ, via Camden and jersey City, tEv,niu5
AtSsi tln SS.i, NJ via c'mds" and Jersey City ou'a
At p. M, via Camden and Ambo, (Accomnedr
ton, freight and passenger, First Ila.s Il KIT }
The r. NJ Mail Train runs daily IT,. T.
NJ Mai, Saturdays excepted.
For Bevidere, faston, Lnm6ertvie, Fleming,
Nc, al 10 a. NJ. and ~ r NJ, from Krnsl1vt3n.
For Water Gap, stroudsburg Scranton v .n,
barre, Montroye, Great Bend &c. al 10 \. u
from kenpsingtoh, via Delaware, Lackawa. . u'd
For Mauch Chunk, Allentown, and Beth'ch.m. &,
40 A. NJ and 6ts p. NJ trC m kensngtOa {, .oi
the 10 A NJ line connects with the traiu !elv ng
EhStCn AT 300 L. NJ.
For Mount Holly at and A, II ard @aut Il,
Z. NJ.
For Freehold at d A. VI. and p NJ
Nor Bristol, Trenton, &c at 10 A " start
"a p M from kensington, anu O. Z Il lrayi
Walnut street wharf.
For Palmyra, Rivertoa, D,'Gue Etys., Cd.
lington, Florenneco, Boid,ntowu. 40 Gt t.i,,' .
A., and =. Nj.
Steamer Trenton for Bordtntown arI. .,.n....
ate places, t2'e i. NJ, from Wauut .:g .' ..-'
RD- For New York and Way Liurs. l"n y &, .
sington Depot. take the cars on fi ,lr,,l. a.r,
run into the 'epot, and arrival o. tram, an ,.o.
the depot
Fifty pounds OF bagg &c ou!y alo%,i 80 "a.
passenger Passengers are prOhia!:td f. iu itN L-
anything as baggage but their wraru- %, l-.l
All baggage over ATTY pounds 70 be pad t.'r.
The company limit their rcs on iDilIi tor .l a.,
any amount OcyUllt Uur huudr"d duIa-s & It,y
special contract. NM. II, GATEIiR
mug 10 -
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
corn.

\ gentleman just arrived in Philadelphia,
from Richmond, says tilat certain kinds Of pro.
visions are b"Comlng very scarce in Virginia,
more particularly '"a, colrr, and sll gar, amt Of
The former d,tlcl none eau be had except aS a
special favor. BrnMl sugar is selling AZ from
70 TO 30 cents in Redmond, am,i N iut,riJr
quality Of Rio cuil.c al % cents II pound. st
Norfolk nur iGinrM tHt stopp Il at ihc b3st hotel
in the city, and for t1ndlys there WAS no butter
on the table Ice has become very scarce, and
al! that cHuld be procured in Richmond Wa
sized by the Government for tn" use o; the
hospitals
The stock of Northcrn,nadn boots and shoes
was fast diminishing, and there il no lc ,ther to
make more. a pair Ct boots, worth in 'hia
deiphia So, Cannot be purchased in NUt!olk 70!
less han Sl2.
Another gentleman. Il rec. from Frederi.ks
burg, Vlrg ria, informs us that coffee was sell
Ing there for G2 cents per pound; sugar from
81 to 50 cents; TIA, 81 - 10 50; b1Ot9 and
| shoes hard TO get at any price; an ordinary
pair OF boots selling Ior SIS.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
SOUTHERN MARKETS.
iiOW the Blockade Affects Prices.

Tn New Orleans Crescent, of the l7th August,
gives the following VIII 'le8ale prices current:
Flour Supply light. and demand moderate
at advancing prices. Prices range from So TO
50 80.
Corn-Week's receipts, 1904 bushels: en-
ports, none. Price. 55o. to 5Sc
Wheat. s. 05 to 81 10.
HDms. supply very light; Gle. TO Csc. per
bushrl.
Hay, S35 per tor.
Po,E', $25 per bbl bacon, lac. to lie. p"r ID
Beet. No prime mess in market. Receipts
none. Mess, SIS to SIS.
Bntter.-Supply nearly exhausted and soils
at foe TO 4jc.
tQ1ee 3j cents in Confederate States treasury
notes.
.Sdi, So 2j 10 50 so.
CHARLESTON. 5. G.. AND New YoRE PRICES
CuNrRAsrGD. Charleston ices are oh
tanned from thN EJu,ie,' Of AnyIIsL /:
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
hppotatin nts.

Mr.. job W. August, of this city has been ap
poinecd by Mr., Wood, the Comm 5sioner OF
Public Buildings, to b. tho general supcrntcn.
dent of all the public wu ks under his (Mr W. y
charge, vice Mr.. WIN. p. MOhun removed
Thomas Gales Foster, Of Philadelphia, an Old
reporter, and II nephew Of the late Jos. Gales
has been appointed to Il second class clerkship
in the War Department.
Captain George G. Elynt, OF New York, is ap
pointed assistant adjutant general and ordered
to report to General ThOm - at Louisville.
Oliver $. WihCrill, of Indiana, and Will An
G.. Fcrrrll. arc additional plymasters
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST FROM WESTERf VIRGINIA,
ANOTHER VICTORY.
A Battle at Boone Court. House
H 1n9EGiS EbD.
THIR TY REBE Is Kill D.
A LARGE NUMBER WOUNDED.
A Battle at Boone Court House
r NBEGis RCUTDD.
REBELS KILLED.
A LARGE NUMBER WOUNDED.
40 Hrieoneres Talxe en-.
Six Fcderals WOunded---YOnr Killed

CIScISNArl, september IA fight occurred
yesterday al Boone Courthouse, Virginia, he
tween tho rebels and the Federals, resulting in
the total rOut Of the former, with loss OF
thirty killed, and large number wounded, and
forty prisoners taken. None were killed "u
onr side. but six were wounded. Our men
burned the town.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
The Police Board.

The Metropolitan Police Board met yesterday
afternoon ut the City Hall, but their proceed
ngs were strictly private. After II session OF
some hours, they adjourned To meet again on
tomorrow afternoon at four o'clock.
With the exception of the police necessary
10 enforce the laws Of the curpOratUn--;hoUt
four in each ward, WHO will bo appointed at
OnCe-the main body Of the appointments vii
not be made for some ten days.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03

WoN'T RE RECoGHIztD n II is thought that no
"Xrh 'ngc if pfi'rncrs may be ehec ch without
recognizing The '.outberu Conlederscy. Cues
yum lecogniLi ~. We d9ut want II aud won't
nave it, You may hang away IA last as you
pica9e We have Il gnodIy number Of Yankees
here, who will grace the gtllows "a well aS
another! But don't di itrcss yourself about
recognition. We will lecoguizt you with a
vengeance on the bsnks of the Delaware and
Hudson. before many moons have waned.--
Rchmosd Whig.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
A Nuisnncc,

The oiftl which is thrown out on the low
ground near the Virginia end Of the Long Bridge
Is the source of much annoyance to passcrS
over the bridge, and if the already large pilo is
allowed to be Increased, ii will likely nrOVo the
cause of much sickness. If the Sanitary Com.
mission would take the matter in hand, we
have no doubt but that the remedy would be
upplied forthwith.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
Reported Reeapture of the Pen
sacola NAVY Yard.

New York, Sept. 2.--rhe fOnlnprcim .idrc'.
hs@T Of this afternoon states that the frgate
Minnesota spoke A pil"t.boAt, which reported
having spoken an unknown vessel, which 9tlles
that Col Brown, ot Fort Pickons. had recap
tured tho Pensacola navy yard from tho Con.
icdcraio>, hut tho vessel gave ne particulars.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03

REVIVAL OF BUSINESS IN New YoRE. Signs
Of revival, especially in the dry-gooas trade,
continue to multiply, Mot Of the leading
iobbing houses report good business with the
West and North, and are realizing fair profits
OIL their sales. Il large portion OF which are for
cash. In regard to the fall udde, tue lrrilng
is much better, but in respect to credits, con.
fdepce improves sowly.-N \, Times.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
NJ u II l & T.
adams Express Company"

This Company offers to the public " unequaled
Advantages for the " Safe and Quick Dispatch OF
&c, to all parts Of the United StateS.
Expresses to and from the North and Nest depart
from and arrive In Washington twice dPily. All
Expresses are in charge Of experienced and Relate
Messengers.
All Packages for " The Soldiers carried at One
IIalf' our usual rates
All goods for the so.callcd Contedera'es States,
and all articles " Contraband OF War;, will be RS
II >ED.
Our EXpresse, leave New Iolk at 10 ind y. N
arriving in Washington at Il NJ and 80 J. VI.
Expresses leave Philadelphia ats 80 a. NJ and IL
II q. arriving Ia Washington 80 [ NJ. and u a. VI
Expresses leave Baltimore At 42c \ NJ and + Il
r. NJ arriving in Washington at VI. and i 10
l.. NJ.
Exp 'esses for all points North ard West leave
Washington daily al 7,a0 A. ant 2 30 J.. NJ
Special Contracts for large quantities of Freight
can be made on application at This office
All goods called for and delivered frr OF extra
charge =. 4 MCLAIGNLlN,
Agent Adams ENpress Co
Washington, August -, 'Gl. aug Tin
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
Robbery.

A man from this city wts onticed in y lumscr
yard in Georgetown, Oh Sunday altrrnOon, by
Il hard character, known rs Bartlcy Epscnmb
who knocked him down with Il stone and
robbed him Of Ais watch and spectacos. The
onlCers, however, were SO"n on his track and
arrested him after he had thrown the watch in
tho canal, when the water WIS drawn from and
the watch recovered. LipScumh was c"mmittCd
~ itil 10 answer at court.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
DHILADELPIIIA, WILNtlNEFO%, NNID
l. BALTIMORE EAIlEDN".
SPRING .,ND SUMNER ANEAN@ENEN ,

On and after TUESDAY, bay lih, rH.>., W
ger Trains for Philadelphia will leave rr H p. ~
dent street Depot daily except Suuda! -~ 'v'.'A
viz:
Express Train at Is A. N Way Nm. T. t. nj
DAYS at 4I6 y. NJ, only. All traius r"rn''' "''h
New York trains except 4.4j + " 'ra.., N ~ III
days.
K Freight Train, with pn'3' MGR or AZ. shrd,
leaves at p. M, stopping At alI > A'""' "' lN''n
ia ttimore and Hayre-de Grace
OF Maryland will find the most eNrtiit'oAs re-" e. ry
way OF Wilmington
sD-All colorod r"Is'ns nue. GNt ION ,S''r"
entering the ears \. thA " f'hl.
uuglU Agent
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
Seizure Of Rebel Vessels,

New YORK, Sept. 2.--Mr. Andrews. surveyor
of the port. yesterday seized twenty-five yes.
sells, owned wholly or in part by rebels, in
cluding eight ships aud seven barquGs. Others
will be soZod tody. Tho value of the vessels
seized is over tw" nilliui dollars.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03

Whiiohurst, i1i Pennsylvania avenue, has
the largest collection OF likonosscS OF dstn.
guiShcd men in this country; is selling views Of
military oncumpmontS, &c. Sec his card pho
tic can he obtained at this gallery. GUtu White.
hurs,'s and obtain Il likeness before going to
the battle field. aug2-lmc hdt
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
LOCAL NEWS.
TO hlyerti."Ts

Nearly four thousand copies ~ 'b" R'lnnl
ltcdn are circulated among the ll"alug p"pult.
ton every day besides thclargc number served
to regular subscribers. Advertisers will take
note accordingly.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
SutlJen Death OF IL SnI,lier,

AsIstau, Cnmmis'try SCrgGau! Mitchell ni
company |, nth Maine regiment, was taken sud.
donly sick yesterday morning, in the camp "f
his regiment, and IN about an hour he died.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
s.llI,g Liouor 10 Soldiers.

A man named Hayden was arrested yester-
d " afternoon, at the camp OF the second ith"de
Island regiment, on the charge Of selling liquor
u soldiers. lie was taken before Justice Dom,
and fined twenty five dollars and costs.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
" FOR THE WEST, ~
HTDSON RIT'ER RAILROAD ami NFIV Tr.h
CENTRAL RAJLROAD

Express Trains leave New York g., IL, .. ul
Hudson River Railroad daily, Sna,lNy .",,. .' ..,
follows:
From Chambers street from , p, rI,.. ,i D.
At I 90 A. NJ. Al Q, \ Il
100 5r NJ. II -
$50 +. NJ. g.. T. =
Montreal and Buffalo
Train with sle,ping ,-r.
cars, 9l5 +. NJ
Connecting at Albany wuh t'. y v ! "" ''a'
tral Railroad for Schenectady, t".h .',:. :
ia Gva, Rome, and stations ON E"E,. .' j 8. ..i
town Railroad, buffalo. Syr.cu.r y :. =. q.
Suspension Bridge, Auburn, G,nr'N.' nr
Trains in conn, cliun leave BuIuio H: 4 ~U t.
ria Lake Shore, Buffalo ard AXE ilun. % ..,
Western Railroad, for Hamilton, l,... E,. I'r r,..
Chicago, Toledo, Milwaukee, FynI "a ...r l.,
Crosse Madison, Prairie but HE. Ga. .I2.. g..
Dubuque, Peoria, Rock isaad, lr,, IA. ..r. ~.
Burlington, Quincy, SpriuEh"d \ i,i.
Cairo, Tcrrc Hautu IndIanaI oils. l"Li @...r ....-
mali Dayton, Columbus. IlNrl0 1t. an. . ...,..
West, Northwest, and SoIthwc.t.
NORTHERN ROUTE
Connecting with Trains u Troy. with II .l
Boston, and RenS and Saratoga ErLl.i i ~IlH',.
Whitehall, Rutland, burlington. - =. J.l- i.o...,
Point, Platsburgh, Ogdrusburgr, VI wlrr. C
&c.
kB- Freight Arrangements by tlis 'oU', -
without change OF Cars, from the Dr.u.- 0l . ''
bels and Canal streets. are NJ AL tL.Jrg. IL -
as made by ether Railroad tOmrHit a.. '..
| ties of this great New York Route, tot '' ,s.'
mend IL TO the confidence 0i L.rIv' Jur,.'." H.,
Tor proInptness and dispatch.
Passenger Traius. with 81. Kin 'l.' - o
Cars, run in connection on tbs New ho'N, .r ,
Road.
For particulars as to local tram a ! f.. 49, g.,
engagements inquire at the depot ~ NarJ. $500,
y. I ,."tIH.
QugSO HitIni' t't. Be-
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
Another Newspaper Suppressed.

MArCH CnrNE, SEPT. l.--SomC persons Ell
tered the Carbon DmOrraL office last niIht
and destroyed the type, upset the cases, sc
The press WAS not disturbed.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
The Corporation Attorney.

james NJ. Carlisle, Esq, the cooperation IT.
tnrney has resigned, ant Mr.. Joseph II. Rrtd.
10y appointed in his place.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
Resigned.

Colonel Mark H. DOnnciI. "l tho nth Mas"
regiment, has resigned on account Of i'll health.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03

A YOUNG LADY WANTS \ SITUATION
n ina MILL merry LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
DRY GOODS, BOOK or WALL PAPER STORE
Can come well recommended as a lady of more than
and, having buSines hs bits would be quick and At
tentive to the wants of customers A very moderate
salary will secure her servi,es. Address, AT once,
seLt2-3t% III G g, City I. o.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
CCuOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Miss NJ l.. DUNCAN will, on MONDAY, the 2t
OF September next resume her School at her resi-
depce No Il Indiana avenue. She has made ar
rangenicnts TO lake a limited number of pupils a
bvardcrs. aug 2S-cCd8w*
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR 1902.
NAVY DerhurNrpr,
nm eJr NJ IrpriI rtU d Ci,ji,,J

HW eJN y TT0Tl|I M q I ttlhnU
4Uppgt "a, 1861
SEALLD rEOPOsALG, endorsed " Propoc ais for
Reef, and :" Proposals for Pork, ~ the case may
be, will be received at this Office until clock A.
NJ on Wednesday, the 25th day Of September next
for furnishing and delivering, free of all cost and
risk to the United States. at the following navy
wards
The national Republican., 1861-09-03

A GENTLEMAN DE .IREs BOARDING
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