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The national Republican., 1861-10-28
The War in ncntucky-

Lexington, Kentucky, October 2j, lSGl.-In
formation from Camp Wild Cat says, General
I1lllcolfor has retreaed beyond LOudOn, and
Is supposed to be falling back to Cumberland
Forty.three mounted rebels armed with United
States muskets, rovovers. and bowie knives
and coniessedy bound for the rebel army
were surrounded and taken prisoners by TWEEN
ty-fnur home guards, unior Captain Craddock
and Major Buckner; also, four other men and
forty horses. Tho latter were aiding the cav
airy to escape.
LouiscNe, October 2j, lSGl.-Tho Courier
published at Bowling Green, contains II card
from Breckenridge, avOwing his intention tO re
sign his seat in the United States Senate.
a passenger from Nashville reports great
suffering and sickness among the rebel troops
at Bowling Green, Hopkinsvie, and other con
tiguouS points. They claim To havo 80, 90,
troops in these localities.
loI,cr from llOpknsvio says that 700 GU
OF the l,500 rebel troops there are sick, an,
from five to ten are dying daily.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST FROM MISSOURI.
THE BATTLE OF FREDERICKTowN.

THE BATTLE OF FREDERICKT0WN.
THE REBEL RoUT--THOMPsoN PURSUED TWENTY
TWO MILES.
Pilot Knob, NO., October 26.-Col. Plummer
has returned with his command to Cape Grar.
deau. Col. Carlin now occupies Frederick.
town with Il regiment of infantry, a squadron
of cavalry, and two pieces of artillery.
Thompson and his rebel band were pursued
twenty-five miles beyond FrederiCktown, on
the Greenvillo road, when the chase was aban-
donet.
The rebels are probably now ut Greonville,
but thcy are completely demoralzed and will
doubtless continue their retreat.
The detachment sent out TO bury the dead.
after the battle, reported near 200 of the rebos
killed and left on the field. Our loss was six
Killed and ABOUT forty wOunded-One mortally.
FIGHT IN Carroll COUNTY, Mo.-TnE REBELS
ROUTED.
81. Louis, October 2i.-COl. Morgan, with two
hundred and twenty mon of tho Eighteenth
Missouri regiment, and two pieces of artillery,
had fight with somo four hundred rebels, on
Big Hurricane Creek, Carol county, last Satur.
day, killing fourteen, taking eight prisoners,
and putting the balance to flight.
Col. Morgan had fourteen wounded.
Rohd, October "a, ls6l.-Rsports, regarded
rs reliable, say that tho band of rebels which
have been iniOstng the country west of here,
are -ncentratng at Springfield; also, that
part of Prices army arrived there, and the
balance was soon expected.
Another report says, orders had bceA issued
from the rebel headquarters requiring all the
Texan troops to march to Houston, the Arkan.
sas troops to Little Rock, and the Missouriaus
to Camp Walker.
Headquarters al Pilot Knob, No., Oct. 25.--
Col. Boyd, Of the Twenty.fourth Missouri regi.
ment, oommandant of this post, announces that
tho proclamation of General Fremont as modi
fed by the President, declaring martial law
will DO rigidly enforced in the counties of JET.
teraoh, st. Francis, Washington, and Ironton
and that all persons taken in arms against the
Government of the United States, in an irreg.
ular warfare, or who may be found in any
manner in burning or otherwise injuring rail
read or other bridges, or cutting telegraph
wires, or injuring public property, will be
summariy shot Also that the sympathizers
with the rebellion, who are constantly visiting
the station on the Iron Mountain railroad, and
giving information 20 the rebels, will hereafter
be arrested and dealt with as spies.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
Deaths of soldiers.

The following soldiers have died since oul
last issue:
". II. Norris, company II, Thirteenth Penn
hampshire; and Clinton Hoyt, company +,
Harltn's Pennsylvania cavalry; at the College
Criuondcn Slower, company f, Nineteenth
Indiana, at tho Patent Office.
Lieut.. W. d. Ross, Anderson 'uaves, at the
lnhrmary.
Corporal c. B. Laskar, Eighth Maine, al the
trui tive Hospital.
Edward Bennett, company II, Fourth regi
meut MCCall's division.
Allen ESenbraun, musician, company G
Forty'sovcnth Pennsylvania, AT the Union
Hotel.
&, White, company G, Twenty. New
York, at Arlington.
James Perkins, tGamster, at the Seminary.
Charles Griffin, company ], Second regimen
EAcclsI"r brigade; George Baker, First Michi
gan cavalry; W. c. Sawtelle, company &, Sec
ond New Hampshire; in the Camps.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
tCommunicsted.l ]
The RCtatl price of Cranes.

In the Cleveland (Ohio) correspondence of
the New York Tribune, notice that grapes are
there put up in boxes, in shipping order, for 4
to cents per pound; and tho writer further
states that they are EXPRESSED to Boston for
$3.50 per 100 pounds. 1t would cost about the
same 10 express them hero. Taking the larger
price as the cost, (6 oents,) and adding "a cents
per pound f r. shipping, and cent for loss, the
cost per pound here would bo cents.
The retailers in this city sell them for 35
cents per pOund-nearly 400 per cent! Com.
ment would be tautology. 1t will do for these
dealers to bear in mind. however, that ex.
'oct"ners" are clsssed with " whoremongers, "
&" adulterers,n and liars" &C., in II certain
book of considerable notoriety. WEsTERNER.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
The Case of General Porter.- The Matter
Held under Advisement.

The court met at the usual hour on Saturday
morning, when tho Judges asked the Clerk If
there had been any return To the writ issued
against General Porter, the Provost Marshal.
The ClOrk answered There WAS none"
District Attorney Darlington, in behalf of
Deputy Marshal Phillips, presented paper
wilt AN affidavit of Mr.. Phillips stating that the
rule had not been served because he had been
ordered by tho President not TO serve it.; and
because the privilege of the writ of hdbeaS
corpus had been suspended for the presel Il by
order OF the President in sgtrd TO soldiers III
the Amy Of the United States, within the Dis.
trict of Columbia.
Mr.. Darlington offered to submit an argument
TO the court IN behalf of Marshal Phillips, but
the court announced that it did not propose to
take any steps against him.
hStho return presented "A grave question, the
Court desired to hold it under Amusement and
an adjournment WAS made until Wednesday
morning next
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
u nuposALs FOR FURNISHING LuMBHR

DLrOT QUAEIEEMAsTERs OFFICE,
Washington, ID C., Oct -, 1sGl,
Sealed ropnsals viii be received at this Office un
I'll 70 NJ, the Goth instant, tor furnishing by con
tract
seven huu,lr.d and iif .cn thousand feet Lumber
ot The following dimensions
Glj 900 /, ct / ! com. cuttings Il inch boaIds)
100000 " 4 4" o.. inch boards
And two hundred and eighty hve thousand icet
Scgntling, Of the following dimrn ions
$4,000 feet by G--l2 feet long,
5000 3 by G--lG " -
10000 " 3 by Ia "
$4,000 " 8 by 10 " :
10000 3 by 4-l2 " I"
$4,000 3 byI-lG "
TO be delivered in Washington City, d. G., within
liurty days after closing The contract
No proposal receivedaft 3 II the 2Oth instant
will be considered.
bidders, or their duly authorized agent, are re
quoted to be present nj the opening of the bids
Each proposal to give the iul address OF the bid
der.
Ample security for The faithful performance of III,
Coutract will be required.
The privilege Is reserved by a"d for the United
States ot rejecting any proposal that may be de nec
tXtrayagant, or for other Reasons
Proposals will be e, dorsed on th1 envelope en-
clr sing them, " Proposals for furnishing Lumber,
md andes ed to y II II LCKEk,
oct 2i--td QuartcimIstcr and Colonel, sc.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
q,,e CryIs, st,l,they Come

And all We can hear Is, War war war -
But, for my part. am tired OF the old story oi war
But, oh Nils Brown, have you heard the very
latest newsr No. Why, SMITH, No; AGO Seventh
,tr,ct, has Just received n new stock of FALL
CLOTHING of every description, and he Oilers to
=, II them at such low prices. Ihny say he has o
kn2ck OF selling his goods at lower rates than the
other stores. How he does it, do not know But,
ioE my part, can assure yon, Mira b,0wn that he
can ut out your boys with nice CI.OTIlNJ at re.
narkably low prices advise all 10 call at
SMIrIl'S, No 40 Seventh street, sppoite Post
o Gcc, and lock at hts New Stock, and they will be
convinced Ihat what Mrs. jones said, is So
avg 30-3m
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
Stealing Cusss.

Gullturd W iihams was arrested, on Saturday
By uilicer Garrett on the charge of stealing Al
uverco;t from W. Il. Dyer, belonging to the
government Justice Dom committed him tC
laIi TO answer the charge.
DAVID Murray WAS arrested by officer Wal
hlrg Tor stealing Uni ed States rife, and tax on
before Justice Waller, who committed him foi
n furthor heA' ing.
County officer j. +. King, on Saturday, ar
rested Il man named Joseph Brown, charged
with sloalns II portion of II set Of harness iron
the stable Of J. W. Humphrey. He was taker
before Justice Murphy, who commltte him I,
iai for Il further examination.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
From EurOne.

81. Johns, ". +, October 2j.-The steamer
City of Baltimore has been intercepted of Cape
Race with Liverpool advices To the 10th inst.
The Earl Russell in II speech at Newcastle
dcpored the state of affairs IN America. lie
said that England had no reason to interfere,
but should watch the course of afdrs, and If
able to interfere, would do so for the cause Of
freedom and humanity.
He said he could soc no harmony either by
the surrender or subiugatiun of the South.
Breadstuff5 closed buoyant.
Provisions closed dull.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
Returning to First Principles.

In consequence ofthe inability Of the railroad
to transport all the supplies, both for the Gov
crnment and for our own citizens, Mr.. j. $
Gibbons, and several other Phiadelpbians, are
organizing II train of fifty Conestoga wagons, fol
the carrying of freight between Baltimore and
this city. 1t will so into operation to-day.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
Ca relcssness.

On Saturday morning, WIN. johnson bought
horse ut the auction, which he Immediately
rode off with only II halter on him. The animal
started at n rapid pace down the Avenue, and
when near the corner of Seventh, Il small boy,
named Harding, from Howard county, Mary.
land, was knocked down and badly irjured.
The horse then ran in the door of grocery,
and was stopped. Sergeant Cuttings, of the
taken before Justice Thompson, who ined him
SS SO.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
From Fortress Monroe,

Fortress Monroe, Oct. 2j.---Thc expedition
will sail tomorrow, unless tho weather should
prevent it, tho arrangements having been
nearly completed. After its departure a full
list Of the vessels comprising ii will bo fur.
nished.
Nothing new has occurred in the vicinity OF
Old POINT.
Tho Cambridge is in from the blockade of
Beaufort. The AlbatrOSs lost two men drowned
in II rruitlCss attempt to land il few men south
of Beaufort
The national Republican., 1861-10-28

DEATH OF COLONEL MARSHALL We regret TO
announce the death Of Colonel Thomas A. Mar
shall, Of the Seventh Maine regiment, OF typhoid
fever. His death took place this morning at
the residence Of Mr. Abbott. Oh Broadway,
where he had been conveyed soon after his i'll
ness Bali. Patriot, Thursday evening.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
DisorderIy Ncyvsboys.

On Saturday night officer Wallng arrested
two nowsboys, named W. Hill and J. Nelson, for
Bghtng, near the corner of Sixth street and the
Avenue. Nelson, in the aifray, drew II knife
ani cut Hill They were taken to the guard
house, when Justice Waiter committed Nelson
to tho workhouse and released Hill.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
M. L. franklin,

Optcian to the President and to the military
stats, keeps constantly on hand the best AS
sortment of first.class Field and Naval Glasses,
selling them at the lowest Eastern prices. I'm.
proved Pebble and Periscopic SpectaCles are
suited by him COrrectly for every eyesight.
His establishment is 2i4 ennsylvania avenue,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
oct lS-aOdlm
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
PcddIing Without License.

Officer Fenwick arrested pedlar of shawls
named Samuel Harris, on Saturday, and took
him before Justice Walter, who fined him
twenty dollars and costs for peddling without a
license.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28

Two men, named Con. Gaahor and Lewis
Shongler, who stated that they hailed fIom
Pennsylvania, and pretended to be soldiers,
were arrested by officer Grant, on Saturday,
on the charge ol attempting to pass n counter.
felt Virginia baiknOle on Moses Ssms,ag and
A. Kcisoker, on Seventh street. They were
taken before Justice Dom, who committed
them to Jail for trial.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
LOCAL NEWS.
To Advertisers.

Nearly TEN Thousand copies of the Reput.
kca, are circulated among the floating popula.
ion every day besides thelarge number served
@ regular Subscribers. Advertisers win take
lOte accordingly.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
To sI.rchunt. or Ln nded Proprietors.

In our advertiSuG columns will be found An
advertisement OF II gentleman who has served
many years in the British army and We think
from his long experience and general knOwl.
edge Of discipline in a regiment. that his ser.
vices would Go most valuable tC any gentleman
who has large business transactions on hand,
either Of civil or military nature. UCt 81
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
Death Of an officer,

William D. Ross, first lieutenant of tho Auder.
son Iluaves, died on Saturday, ut the mfr.
mary, on f street. His remains were inferred
yesterday, AT tho Soldiers Home, with military
honors-;. company attending the funeral with
music.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
CARRYING Concealed Wenpons.

John McDavtt was arrested on Saturday
night, by officer Shakespeare, charged with
being drunk and disorderly, and carrying :.
CO. cealed weapon. He was taken to the guard
house, and fined fifty dollars and costs.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
pYJ.o. Mcguire q co.. Auo,,one.r..
TRUSTEES SALE or INpRovED PROPERTY

BY virtue of deed of trust from GamalieI Baily
and wife, dated February .2i, 1859, aud recorded III
Oer j. 4. 3 M. 100 ,Olios 35f SC, shall sell M
trustee, on THURSDAY, August Goth, at O'Clock
l.. NJ, In front of the premises, at public auction
70 the hig est bidder, all that piece of ground In
the city OF W sshington known as the wester rn half
Of lot marked five, o. In square numbered five
hundred and thirty three (533J In the plat of said
city, the same having front OF twenty eight (2s)
iee' two ~ inches on & street north and fine
three story brick dwelliug and iak stable thereon
Term. One.third cash; the balance In equal in
staments at six and twelve months, secured by
deed Of trus on the premise. II the terms OF sale
are not complied with within five days thereafter
the trustee reserves the iAt TO resell ii the risk and
cost of the defiuIting purchaser
All conveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
NJ. LAIR, Trustee.
JAS. c, MCGUIRE, Auotionetr.
aug g6--ds
ne ffc above sale is una voidn ably post-
poHea, on account ot the rain, until THURSDAY
next, september jth, same hour and place
NJ BLAIR, Trustee.
JAS. y. MCGUIRE 4 CO,
aug g5O-ds AucticneerU.
R5- The above sale Is further POSTPONED
until THURSDAY, October Sd, at the same hour
anu place. NJ. BLAIR. Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
sep 7-law&ds Auctoneers.
P1J@ The above sale Is further post pon sd
until MONDAY, October 18Th, same hour ana place.
BLAIR, Trustee.
JAS. q McG uIRE co,
oct2l%.s-Zt AuCliODeeTs.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
OrDhans' Court,

On Saturday, Mr.. DavidSe, counsel for re-
naval court, the Barney case was postponed
until Tuesday morning, and II great amount OF
the usual business of the court WAS then trans.
acted.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
DuulIs rui< run r,r,r.

SUt IN AND NOHii,. y ArrVII. Noe only .nr
ui the most NuluHUl, % Tor ia, lines ihat has
unprur,d but kr AL r', \ tuI. Doe H. ul t,uIr.
exceedingly fascinating 1t. Il bUOs Tor n'e,luv read
ing. Price 81 90 bound Iaper, ~ Cen's
THB pF"GRESS OF ELL IEHT ~ rue UAHk =
STATES by WEsIOH An Invaluable work Ter ref.
rrucr iiurly written iIiar - cents
TlE HLI ri-riT'IiER CT GHYlI Ilfk Mt>HEs
lines. Smgin ~ cents - 80 nlAou
NELiEH ~ INIENDiNG th!>}n VI Iiih hutUf
Price cio,h, 81 o.; paper, nn cents
ClIAlES OF FREEDUN AND INION. Pa.
lrlui.u Poem. tor tue hlnG-, By Nhi rvr ii lines,
bryant Mus SiEUUrEey and many urEer- Gel.
Iectrd by u mIy ana lrsu''d at Il" " Riue, 81
PIrSs 80 Ju tho work iC lntrTsst every man and We
man, AMI to awaken Il la'EOic ~uit Singh
copies l. tu.ts II u doh,u
\ liberal DIS uut, Uu all the above, by the guam
iity Single copies sent by mail, Tree of postage
ivr ,ht lrly" Address
q, W LIGHT,
Oci st No. q Cornhill, Boston.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
Nssualt and Battery.

Officer Waliiug arrested, on Saturday, Geo.
Johr-un, coored, On the charge Of having
rumantcd an assault and battery on Dew. Z,
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
MASSACHUSETTS, POLITI,S.

Boston, Oct. 2j.--Tho Republican Committee
have filled the Vacancies IN the State ticket by
nominating John Nesmth of Lowell for Lieu.
tenant. Governor, and Dwight Foster fer AttDr.
ney General.
Samuel Hooper has been nominated by the
Republicans for tho seat in Congress, vacated
by the resignation "f Mr.. Appleton.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28

IN Adjourned Meeting of Government
Chapiains. - In consequence of the pressing
emergencies of the service the adjourned meeting OF
chapains, that was TO have been held on Saturday
the Sd proximo will take place, By special appoint
ment, on wednesday. the 3Oth instant
The absence of Bishop McIlvane will be supplied
by the selection, for his placs the Committee OF
Rev Chaplain Gallagher.
full report, on the points considered by the Con
ventiou, will be submitted A general attendance
of all the chaplaius of tie army and navy Is earn
estly requested.
Tie meeting will be held pursuant TO adjourn.
ment, in Trinity Church, Third street, Washing ton
at ii O'Clock A. NJ.
CHARLES W DENISON,
oct 26-4t Secretary.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
SPECIAL. NOTICE.

SpEClAI NOTICE.
uHiMPOLDS BUCHu FOR THE BLADDER
II HELMBOLD'S RUCIlU for the Kidneys
IiELMEOI Us BU,HU Tor iii, Gravel.
IlEIAlIOLD'S BUlIiI kr DrUpc}.
IELMBOLU'S BuCHu Tor nery business.
nELMBOLDS BUCHu fr Lusr al Memory.
IIELMBDLpS BUCIlt ,or less Of Sight
HELM BOI.D'S BUCUU for DInncsF VI isIon.
HELMlDiDS BICiIl Tor DiiCuIt breathing
ELMBOID'S BUCIiU Tor " tak Nerves
HELMBOLn'S BUCHI Tor Distractions
HtLMBCID'S BuCHu Tor Exec scs 4Iising nom
iud ,cretion and q 1 Disease. oi the
SENl1L OrG&N~,
Existing IN either Sin. iTUrI whUryr- cause orig
iuulcd aud 40 matter Oi HOW LONG STANDING.
HhLMI> Ids IN ikAlr EUCHI /, pleasant
IN "a Hs.r aud UdUr "ud Um.uatc IN It's action
Price - yr DutLv, or riN iur :" delivered to any
HadTr~. ACCOMPANIED BY reliable certificates
Depot lui South iruth direct, rhIIdyphia
sept b--m
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
I IBkKTy CUBLIsuING OFFlCh.,
L "a Corn III III Rn.I IA

Ary valuable publication concerning nLANEEt
the MAE orany other great qu' s,iOn Oi tEv lu1,-
Il rl'hrd by Mail, Tree o postage 1T he fUGIt-.'r
lowest prices.
ij,stun and New Erg Aud Agency iyr the N"L'.t
EJhbr al tins office, Duiiy, 81 o"ayEHi M,'Ny
% %. Have already large lat Vi .ubsciI 'i' IHt
thtS VI. uublv Wushir gluU payer
AL books IN the Boston mHrh'i '"rI i'' t.! ''ar
postage free, On rSCIpr Ul lh' II'. '"O.t' 'INo"S
received iur all vaiulOit ieN'"e, ""t'"l"'' ""I
newspapers Addre-s, ~, .,.,,r
o,,st No i or Ihl. BusiUL.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28

HALIl
On TUESDAY morning, October cd, at ten
O'Clock ut the large residence on " street opposite
Laiayefe Square, recently occupied by the Chilian
Minister, we shal sell all the Furniture and Effects,
cCmPrisiug-
Very superior Rssewosd case Piano Forte by
ChickeIing
Suit OF r,cgant Rosewood crimson Brocatelle GOV.
tIcd laIlor Furniture consisting Of two large
Sofas, two Arm hairs and eight ParlOr Chairs
SUI gilt Gas Chandelier and Gas Ntures
suit o. Walnut Plush cover, 4 ParICr Furniture
Handsome imy Chair, Lounge, ard aHcy
Chair
Rosewood Marble op TuJlts Walnut Whatpota
Superior Il, sew Ood Secretary anu Bookcase
II n9spmr trench plate rilt frame Mirrors
LaGy's Walnut Secretary JaPanc-e Cabinet
Walnut KIT nsiun lmrg .blv. ridvOo rd
i'uiUg Chair, Side IutIcs, Plate Warmer
Chi.u, las, and CrOCECTy, Tnhie Cutlery
Excellent irussels aid three ply Carpets
stair CaTpria rilclOIh Netting
Walnut French and Jenny Lind b. Gsteuus
Do Dressing and Plain BureNus
Warirubus WHsh,tInis. Toilet SC'4
sui CriOr turleu Hair MattTt Ss,E, BlBukolE
IIolsteTs and IilVw Spreads aud Comforts
High post and Cottage Bcdtoads
Cane scat Chairs Rockers. Arm ChuTs
Refrigerator, Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &c Ne
Together with many articles u Household FuIni
turc not uoc' ssury - snumcratC.
Term cash.
JAS c. MCGUIRE Il co,
oct sd AuchouceTs
nm The above sale il unavOidabty post
ponvd until MONDAY, Oct 18th, same Eour and
place, j. MCGUIRE co,
oct 22-eod&ds Aucton,ers.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28


CEALED PROPOSALS are invited for
O'clock M.
About s,O'O barres will be required, In separate
loto Of about 900 barrels each, The Flour TO be
made OF new wheat, and the delivery of the whole
LOT TO be made by the 26th Of November, 1861.
The Flour required 10 be of the following brands,
and 10 pass the inspection of Board Of Army ON.
GERS such other Inspection AZ the &C DE
partinent may direct:
Arlington Extra
Congress do.
g. Ply do,
Fairview do
Cedar Vale do
Glenwood do
ClAgett do.
j. Newsome do
NJ Smith do.
Roxbury do
Joe charles do,
J. Davidson Il Co. dc.
Foundry do
Heck do
d l.. Morrison 4 Co. do.
Lyons Union Flour do
Big Spring, Joe Charles do.
hdas Extra Bakers do.
A few barrels Of the same grade of Southern Flour
will be takep provided thai II proves equal in grade
TO the brands above named The bidder4 state the
brand and the number of barrels Of each kind they
propose 10 furnish
The barrels containing the Flour 10 be strong
well hooped and head lined.
The proposals to be addressed to Maj. A. BECK.
WITH, G S, U. ). A, Washington, ID. c.. and en-.
dorssd " Proposals for Flour oct IS
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
Ey J. &. hoGuIKH ~ CO., Auc,tVno-r-.

D -
TrRJSJEE'S SALE or TALEiBLE HOUSEHOLD
FURNI1IRE
I'y virtue of deed Of trust bearing date on the
ST. day of January 'SG' land duly recorded In iber
j. a. g, NJ los io1a @p5 and 2US one o, the land
record for Washington county in the Di rict of Co.
umhia the subscriber will Sc ut public uuct N, on
ThursdGy NUvemtCr HtG, at 10 O'Clock NJ oil
the Furniture contain, 4 in that large three story
brick hOusc tuuted the southwest OF third
and q stTeets, Washington city 4 full schedule
will be published in connection y it'll this advertise
mcnt, PRIOR 10 the day of sale
CHAS. E. SHERMAN,
Trustee.
JAS Z. MCGUIRE, u co,
sep lO-law AuctiOneers
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
sS- PROGRESS OF SLAVERY
IN THE UNITED STATI

BY GEORGE NJ. WESTON.
Copies of this work are for sale at the publication
Office of the National Rub,ioan, corner Of Seventh
and d streets.
Bound edition, 81 per copy. Pamphlet edition. rs
cents per copy apr9-u
The national Republican., 1861-10-28

CWORDs, sABHEs, sAsHEs,
> EPsULkI"TES, 80.
NJ W. GAIT :, BRO open tins mprnIhs, wl,l
other fine military goods, R.,hy Embossed and
Heavily tilt SWOEDS and ~AbI ES-- Bronze aLd
Gilt scat bGard--iUr presentatn n purloe.
The NEW Rcgulat on Stan Dress, Line, Navg'
al Il other Sword, Sabre'. sa,lcs, EpaulettS, NC.
The above, vi h general Assortment OF Superior
Mlitaly aud avail GOUd., are Uil@red unusually low
NJ. W. CALF BRO Jewellers,
Iil Peun'a ave. 1 d ors west # Browns Hotel
Get gb--3t tar