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The national Republican., 1861-09-19
FROM MISSOURI.

Jefferson City, Sept. l7.-Inl ell gence from the
West, received here to day, oontradicts the re-
port that Gen. Parsons had arrived ut George.
Town with 1000 rebel troops. Reliable news
from Lexington, up to Saturday, has been
received, and shows that there had been no
fight there up to that time, though the national
troops had been summoned TO surrender by
Gen. Price, whose army was IA 900 strong.
Gen Pope viii reinforce Lexington tomorrow,
A special dispatch to ihe St. Louis Democrat
says:
A man named Griffith arrived here to-day.
and states that on SAturday'la last Gen. Price,
with 900 men, had surrounded Lexington,
and had sent a summons to Col. Mulligan to
urrender.
Quite u panic revailed at Georgetown at the
receipt of tho reports from Lexington, and
many families Of the town fed, fearing An at
tack from the rebels.
All is quiet here, and no apprehensions are
felt Of an immediate attack.
Col. Mulligan refused, when Gen. Price is re-.
ported to have sent word that he would give
him until Monday, ut 4 O'Clock, TO surrender,
and If he did not do so then, he would march
on him with black i,g.
1t is confidently thought, In military quarters
here, that Gen. Sturgis has by this time reached
Lexington, from st. Joseph, and that Price will
be cut of, or forced to retreat.
S.Louis, September ls.-The California Pony
Express brings San Francisco advices Of the
3lst ultimo. The steamer 81. Louis had sailed,
with nearly one million dollars for New York.
The State election was to take place on the
4th instant. The Breckenridge party were los.
ing ground before the prevailing Union senti.
ment, and the Republicans will no doubt carry
the State.
A later express brings advices to the 9Th in.
stant, election day. Three fourths OF the vote
Of San Francisco will be In favor of the Repub.
lcan candidate for Governor, who will be elect.
ed by II handsome plurality, finally establishing
the Overwhelming loyalty of California.
An emigrant party Of one hundred persons,
embracing the women and Ohldred Of four fam.
lilies have been massaored by the Indians At
Grove Leke on the Northern route. No par
ticulars have been received
The national Republican., 1861-09-19
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABLE IMPROVED
.. PROPERTY AT WEBSTER CITY, IOWA.

By virtue OF deed OF t,ust dated december 9s,
1850, AID recorded iu book OF mortgages on page
89s one Of the land record. for Webster City Hanl
ton county, Iowa, the undersigned will sell at pub
Ito auction, to the highest bidder at the Auction
Room, No SIT ennsyi yivahia avenue, on saturday
the 9eth day OF September, ls6l, at I O'Clock T. NJ
al those pieces or parcels Of ground VI uate and ing
in said Wsbstsr City. and known and described as
being lots seven % and eight, 81 In block five 10y
Of Young's additions to Webster City, Hamilton
county, Iowa, and the improvements thereon, Con.
sistny Of substanii ial ttOne structure brewery
being the same property offered for "a e by me on
the nth o. August instant and the purchaser there
Of not having complied with The terms Of sale, 1t will
be resod above, at the risk and cost Of said de
faulting purchaser
Terms Onshalf cash. payable on the spot at the
sale or the property will be offered anew, and the
balance In negotiable notes. approved by the trustee
at four and six months date, with interest,
An abstract ofthe title can be seen at the Auction
Room.
Unless the Dash payment IL made on the spot, at
the sale, and the terms fully complied WITH the
Trustee reserves the right to resell at
the risk and cost OF the defaultng purchaser Wash
ington, D. G., Aug. 23d, 1851.
8. COLE, Trustee.
WALL l. BARNARD,
aug %-td =, Auctioueers.
The national Republican., 1861-09-19
RY J. Q. McaUiKH q co., Aactione.rs.


SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD CASE GRAND PLANO,
E1CELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSRXEEPLN0
EFEECTS At PUBLIC AUCTION.
On THURSDAY morning, September 10th, at 10
O'Clock, at house No 8l5 leven street tetwt en-
and NJ we shay sell The Furniture and Il Gects of a
gentleman dec ming housekeeping, comprb ing
Superior rosewood case seven &C lave Grand Piano
Forte by Henri Herr
Suit of sol walnut Green Velvet covered Parlor
Furniture, co. sis,ing Of Sofa, two arm and
four ParlOr Chairs :. ,
Rosewood Marble Top Tables, whatnot
Rush and Cane Seat Lhairs, hocksrs rrr,
Gilt Frame, Manttl, al,d Pier Gisses
Damask and Lace Curtat aId Cornice
Elegant - Velvet yarpets, Velvet Stair Carpet
= Mating, and Oh Cloth '
Oak Hat Tree, Hall Chairs "- 'l.'
Supsror SOLID Walnut Sideboard, with full marble
walnut Extension liable, Lounge,
FrtnSh Ihiua Dinper and Tea Ware
Silver plated Csstors, Table Cutlery
Block TIN Chsfiug Dishes and Dish. Covers
9lass ware, Walters, Clock
Jenny L"d and French Bedstcads, wardrobes
Ma ble.top Dressing Bureaus, Wa a.hstsnds
Superior HAIR Matt, ssses, Feather Beds, Bolssrs,
and Pillows =
Wheeler & Wilson Sc wing Mac hius, % very sups
ri0r fnstrument)
Cooking and Otner Stoves
Together with the usuat assortment Of Kitchen
quisites
Terms cash In current funds
JAS. q. McGUIEE CO.,
eeptl1-d Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1861-09-19
E a II ID NJ II q
United STATE 8 PATENT OFFICE,


=, On the petition of John Wm.low. OF Troy n.
aging for the exie sion oi patent graz ted
Inn on the 18Th ~ Deu' mber l'ii for inn rove
ment in kollirg AMI Lompressing Puddle Balls, fer
seven y"ars from Tho ,Npratio OF raid p.tent which
tak-s ps ce on he lsih day OF Dscen ber ls0l
1t Is ordered that The aid pri ion b. heard the
Pu ell Ohic. on Mol day III, % day OF Dc, Der
next At i.'"'clock NJ; nd all per-, are notified
10 aplea anu sh.w cause, il any they have, why
sain vet ton ought hot to lie anicd
J. rsoas oIpo ng the vN eEsiun n'e required TO file
in the Pate,.t Oth'e their oll.cuons specially yet
forth IT. wiring al l. as twtn days teiu the day
of hea,irg al test m ny filed by eth, pa ~ tobe
u ed Al the aid hcari, M st b tax II ana trars.
mated IN accordance with the ri Of the office,
which will ue Iuni,Lci y" application.
hr testimony Ia the ta'r will be closed on the
18th Of November, 1851 tcro iiuis uid other papers
relied upon testimony nust c Il ed In the Office
Oh before he morning of that day; the argu.
ments, Ii any, w.thn zen DAYS thereafter
Ordered, also, that III notice be published in the
N"lonal EepuLluGn, Wa Lu gton, D G, and the
Albany Eienirg Jo,u nal Albany, \ Y once a week
Tor ,h successive weeks the first Of said pu blica
tions TO he al least sixty days TO the day of
hearing ID +. HOLLOWAY,
Commit sioncr of Patents.
p. -EditorS o the above papers will please
copy, and sid their bills 10 The Patent ONCE with
papt r contain Y this noti1e.
The national Republican., 1861-09-19
ANOTHER MILITARY TRAIN THROWN THROUGH
A BRIDGE, Il

ANOTHER MILITARY TRAIN THROWN THROUGH
- A BRIDGE.
' Cincinnati. Sept. ls Last night a train con-
tanning portion If Col. Torchins nineteenth
Illinois regiment, while passing the bridge near
Huron, Indiana, fell through into the river,
killing ten or fifteen, and woundng ono hun.
dred others. 1t was believed .that the bridge
WAS weakened by some malicious secessionists.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Cincinnati, Sept. ls.-Ths railroad accident
was more disastrous than was ut first reported.
The cars contained two hundred and fifty
men, belonging TO companies Il, F, G, and l.
The two latter companies were the principal
sufferers. Captain Howard, company I, WAS
killed. About thirty dead we're taken out, and
others are under the wreck. The train is now
on the way hIther, with ninety. two wounded.
The impression, at the scene OF the disaster, Is
that from forty to nfty persons were killed
The indications are, that the bridge had been
txmpered with by malicious or trai,orous per
sons. The bridge was sixty feet span and ten
feet high, and was but lately inspected.
The national Republican., 1861-09-19
flag Presenta,ion.

A beautiful flag, which had been sent from
California was presented to Col. Mat,heson's
first California regiment, day before yesterday,
At their encampment over the river. The pre-.
sentation was made by Mr.. George Wilkes, of
New York, and responded to by Col. Matlhes d,
on the part Of the regiment. After the presen.
tation was over, speeches we're made by Sen.
atOrs Latham and McDougal, ct California, aud
Paymaster General Thomas X. Van Buren,, Of
the State of New York. There was u large
number of ladies present, who, after the cerc.
monies were concluded, presented each Of til !.
orators Oftbe occasion with beautiful bouquet. .
This compliment being responded TO for the
whole bunch by General Van Buren,, the whole
party adjourned to u superb collation. IN the
colonePs tent. The occasion was very pleas.
ant one throughout.
The national Republican., 1861-09-19
A Needed Improvsm ent.

We observe that a large number OF, hands
are now employed in repairing Pennsylvania
avenue, from frst stree To GEORGETOWN, under
the direction Of the energetic Commissioner of
Public Buildings. In addition To repairing the
many places along that thorOughfare, which
have been broken up. by the constant move.
also be thoroughly cleaned, and put in better
order generally than 1t has been for some time
past When this work Is concluded, the Com
missioner will probably find time to give the
other principal avenues in the city, which
have also suffered considerably from ike
Causes, u like Overhauling.
The national Republican., 1861-09-19
LATEST FROM FREDERICK.
sKIRMIsH AT SENECA, ND.

Seneca, Nd, Sept. r.-Captain Sponable, Of
the thirty. fourth New York, with squad, Of
eight men, crossed the Potomac last night be-.
low Seneca, for n reconnaissance In Virginia,
a short fight ensued. Our Corporal Grsoey
was killed and Corporal Zugg wounded. Rebel
loss not ascertsined. The skirmish being over,
our force retired to the river, when they dis.
covered the rebels had stolen their boat. They
were obliged to swim the river, and this morn.
ing all but Two have come In. Corporal Zugg
swan the river with his gun and equipments
on his back, although he was suffering from
severe wound iB the cheek.
The national Republican., 1861-09-19
FROM KENTUCKY.

- FRANKFORT, Sept, ia message from Gov.
,McGUtiin communicates 10 the house u tele'
graphic message from General ZOllicoffer, an
nouncing that the safety Of Tennessee demand
ed the occupation of Cumberland and Three
Long Mountains, Kentucky that he had done
81, and should retain the position until the Fed
era forces are Withdrawn and their camps
broken up.
The Governor also transmits a message from
Lieut.. Governor Reynolds, of Missouri, asking
what course Kentucky intended to take, conse.
quent upon the Federal occupation Of the Mis-
sssippl, below the mouth Of the Ohio, and vio.
lating Kentucky's neutrality. -.
The national Republican., 1861-09-19
Prof. s1eooy's Ors,ios.

The seventy fourth anniversary Of the adop'
ton OF the Constitution ofthe United States, aud
the sixty nth anniversary Of the delivery OF
WashiDgton's Farewell Address, was cele rated
last night under the auspices Of Cassius M.
Glay's Washington Guards, and General Lane 3
Frontier Guards. - y
Colonel Peter 9. Washington presided. PraySf
was offered by Rev. DR.. Samson, President u
the Columbian College. National airs were
played by the band OF the thirt United States
infantry. The oration was delivered by Profts.
sor Mccoy, the Secretary II the Washingt,n n
Clay Guards, on " The London Times on the re.
belliou, and the war against the National Con.
stitution." 1t WAS frequently interrupted with
emphatic applause, some Of tile national and
patriotic allusions telling with thrilling effect.
When the orator read the ninth paragraph Of
the Farewell Address, on the " immense i'm
portance of our unity Of Government" and
warning the country against "exisrnal" as
well as " internal" enemies, he held in his hand
WashingtOn's favorite cane. b
The demand is general for a repetition Of the
GRAFTON, which is highly spoken Of in every
particular except its extraordinary length.
The national Republican., 1861-09-19
A Warntny.

Parents should be cautious how they dose
their children. A few night ago, n lady in this
city gave her child dOss of what is known as
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" Having
left 1t for short time, when she returned,
dition. Aphysician was sent for. BY proper
anlidotes, he saved the child's life. 1t Is
no part of our object to detract from the
reputed virtue Of the syrup, but to rep 1T n
fact. The preparation WAS I'D, and, therefore, ,
may have undergone u chem, cal change or
perhaps the opium, by evaporation Of the
other ingredients, had an effect, which, but for
the timely arrival Of the doctor, would, In all
probability, have proved fatal.
The national Republican., 1861-09-19
BY YTELEGRAPH;
EXCITEMENT IN FREDERICK.
Arrest Of Secession Omccrs Of
the Maryland Legislature,
&C., Sc, 30.
rx.n cor..pond.sc. q u. A..os....d rr...,


FRlDRRIcK, Sept. IL, p. N. M.--Tmme dstely after
the farce was gone through with yesterday
sf,ernoon Of calling the roll and adjournment
,au unusu Il stir took place In this community
Companies Of the Wisconsin regiment were OBJ.
served passing through the city in different d.
reeti1bs, and soon It was found that the CITY
was walled in 20 far as an outlet was concerned
No one could pass out without pass from the
provost marshal, whose office was soon crowded
with an excited throns Of people, who had bee n
stopped and turned back. In the meantime.
Lieutenant Carmichael, tfthe Baltimore police.
was moving quietly about with his officers, 40.
companied by squad of military, making ar.
rests-commenciDg with officers of the Lspisla.
ture, and especially the Clerks, who contended
that they would keep tho legislative machine
going until quorum should arrive.
The Clerk OF the House, Milton Y. Kidd, and
his assistant, Thomas H. Moore, could not be
found until late In the evening, but they we're
finally arrested. . ..,, .-...
The Clerk Of the Senate, Mr.. Kilgour, and his
assistant, Mr.. Carwick, we're also found after
much didiculty, and taken to the same destins.
ton. 'aua'
Messrs. Gorden and NcCubbn, of Allsgsny,
were next taken; and soon Messrs. Salmon and
Durant were in durance vile. An effort was
then made to find Messrs. Kesser and Mills.
Alta late hour Mr.. Kessler was arrested, but
Mr.. Mi 9, At last accounts, had not been taken.
The aim of the officers was to arrest all who
voted for Mr.. Walliss famous report; about
$4,000 copies of which were yesterday seized
and appropriated for camp uses, as being 4
tressonable document. ..
During the afternoon, the Union members of
the Senate and House met In caucus, and re.
solved that the action Of the Senators present
in not assembling, having virtually brought the
Legislature to an end, they would return to
their homes and not again attempt to reassem.
BILE. Mr.. Long WAS, in the me esntime, delegated
to prepare a brief statement to be signed and
published by the members present.
The arrest Of the clerks will prevent them
from calling the roll, and SO the Legislature IL
at an end. Several OF the most noisy and nc.
tive secessionists In town have been arrested
The prisoners remained In the guard. house all
night, and will be removed to Fort McHenry In
the morning.
LATEST FROM FREDERICK.
frederick. Sept. lS.-The Union members of
both the House and Senate refused to meet
this morning, and the Legislature is, of course,
virtually dead, all the officers being under ar
rest to prevent the calling of the roll. The
Union members will leave this afternoon for
home, and the secession members for Fort Nc.
Henry. The city is quiet. and the talk of an
invasion by General Johnston ia laughed ut.
Union flags are flying, with the MOTTO "The
Union must be preserved"
The national Republican., 1861-09-19

Whitehurst, 494 Pennsy vania avenue, has
the largest collection of likenesses OF distin.
guished men in this country; Is selling views Of
military encampments, 90. See his card pho-
nesses of many Of the slain ut the recent bat.
Tie can be obtained at this gallery. Go to White.
bursts and obtain likeness before going to
the battle field. --. ~ aug 2-lmeods
The national Republican., 1861-09-19
AUCTION SALES.
p, .hEEN & wILLIAsIs, Aucsi ane,

n .AEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctianeers.
SAL or HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
1v BY ORDER Of THE ORPHANS COURT.
On lDAY, the Both infant, we shall sell, at
10 o'clock q. NJ, u the late residence of Charles
Arnon, itceas d, on north ID 1, betwte en- Eighth and
viz 81. 2 -. - r
Mahogo Sofa, Dressing, and other Bureaus
DO. book.case and Secretary
Din ng 4 ther Tables, and WSshstspds
Cottage nd other Bedsteads
Hair ana o'Ler Mattresses
cooking d O,her Stoves
With 60 d lot Of Kitchen REQUISITES
Terms cash in specie.
GREEN WILLIAMS
sep 1s-3t star Auctioneers
The national Republican., 1861-09-19
w HITE MERCER POTATOEs-
w PRIME, RIPE, AND MEALY

TO OQUARTEkMASTERSO OF REGIMENTS
You want TO keep your men healthy - GU cannot do
this without giving lh.m good Potatoes. Thee
you can get vt etsel h Co q, $50 Fenhsy ylvania
avenue, corner Of Second street.
To OGhOCERS.-You want to please your Gus.
toners, and induce them to call again. and recon-
mend your stock to their friends. Then call at
Steel 20 . and buy what Potatoes you need,
either lor your own consumption or for tale. They
are warranted to i,lease.
TO BOTEL AND RES rAURANT KEEPERS.
DO you want 10 please your guests, and tickle their
palaesr Then buy youe Pot toes of Steel 4 Co
BY doing 10, three parties will be beneated-ihe
seller, the buyer, and the com umer
standing, taken Ut par, -
j. W STEEL CO.,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of Second 81 rect
(0ld Sentinel Office
sep5 (Starl
The national Republican., 1861-09-19
LATEST FROM CALIFORNIA.

81. Louis, Sept. ls.-The pony express has
arrived with San Francisco dates to the 4th
instant. The election returns had not been re.
ceived, but three .fourths Of the votes will be
in favor of the Republican candidate for Gov.
ernor. 1t is believed that ticket will be elected
by u handsome plurality. California is loyal to
the Union by an overwhelming majority.
The national Republican., 1861-09-19
A sKIRMIsH UP THE RIVER,

Tho following dispatch has been received at
the War Department:
Ddrnestoton, September IAN quiet here.
Nothing unusual has occurred at Po0lesville up
to this evening, nor above, 80 far AS we can
learn. Last night, party of the thirty. fourth
New York, Col. lie Due, crossed the river at
Seneca creek, and encountered u force of
three companies, losing two or three men
out of fifteen.
This morning they shelled the rebel camp
and drove thom hack. Nothing else has oc
CURED, and nothing is indicated on the part Of
the enemy.
The national Republican., 1861-09-19
Funeral.

The funeral of the late Charles Werner, whose
death we announced yesterday, took place yes.
terday afternoon, from his late residence on
Pennsylvania avenue, near Sixth street. 1t
was attended by Capt. Geary's company of
Kentucky Cavalry, the Independent Order of
Red Men, with Weavers band the German
Beneficial Soclety, with Prospori's band; and
the Independent United Brothers, and by n
large concourse Of sympathlzing friends and
relatives. He was interred in Glenwo,d Gem
etery, where the impressive service of the Red
Men was performed BY Past Grands Tisser and
Scheibner.
The national Republican., 1861-09-19
A Tour OF tho Piclkets-Mr. Raymond ss-
lnteu.

Mr.. Raymond, of the New York Times, on
Tu, sday made tho tour of our outer pickets
from Chain Bridge to Alexandria. He was fire..
quently within sight of the rebel pickets. AT
Bailey's Cross Roads he saw the rebel forthca
tiOns On Aunson's Hill. While observing them
from an open window Of the house IN which
our pickets are stationed, he Was hOnOred with
a message from rebel rifle. The ball, how.
ever, passed high, going over the house.
The national Republican., 1861-09-19
Flag Presentation.

George Wilkes, Esq, on Tuesday presented,
flag TO the first California regiment. Colonel
Matteson replied, gracefully accepting the
present. Among the California Senators pres.
ent we're Messrs Latham and McDougal who
delivered addresses, which were received with
great enthusiasm.
The national Republican., 1861-09-19
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP EUROPA.

HalJa1, Sept. ls.-The steamship Europa has
arrived hero, bringing Liverpool dates to the
8th instant
The news Is meagre.
She brings afidavts to show that Serrill (who
was arrested for completely with secessonsm)
had no political mission, and that the money
found upon him was for business purposes
only.
The interview between the Emperor Napo.
leon and the King Of Prussia IL fixed for the I'd
Of October, at COmpeigne.
The national Republican., 1861-09-19
RY J. c. McaUiRE & co., Auction.er.,
1RUyTRES SALE OF LNPRoVED PROPERTY,

By virtue Of deed et trust from Gsmaliel
Baily and wife, dated February I'D, 1859, and re.
corded in lber j, A. g., No. 100, foios $50, DC,
N Ill sell "a trustee, on Thursday August twenty
ninth at clock, p. M, in front Of ihe premises
s public suction, to the highest bidder oil that piece
Of ground In the city OF Washington known az the
western half oi lot marked five, (5 In square NUN.
osred n.e hundred and thirty three, (hSs,) in tho
plat Of said city, ,he having front Of twenty
eight (2s feet two (2) Inches On street norh and
thereon.
Terms: One third cash; the balance In equal in
stalmsnts ut six aud twelve months securedGy deed
OF trust on the premttes II the terms OF sale are not
complied with within i've days thereafter the trus
tee the right resell at the risk and cost OF
the detsulting purchaser.
AL convey AMONG at the cost of the purchaser
NJ. BLAIR, Trustee
JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
~ the above sale IL unavoidabIy post
poned, on account Of the rain until THURSDAY
next, September hfth, same hour and place.
BLAIR, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE, CO.
aug S0-0e Auctionsers.
~ The above sale 10 further posspon ed
uutil Thursdsy, october Cd, ut the sane hour sad
place.
". N. BLAIR, Trustee.
JAS. G. Mo6UlkE, so,
sep 7-law&ds Auctoneers.
The national Republican., 1861-09-19
At 1t Again.

For several days after he affair at DR.. Hay.
den's house, there appeared u be n perfect
stampede among The faro. bank men but last
night we observed the lights shining NJ brightly
rs ever In the localities where gamblers "most
cungregate," the bOld.face figures over the
doors standing out in as bold relief as ever at
Them, mietrOpOlitans.
The national Republican., 1861-09-19
I'he Cry Is, st,li they Come,i

And all we can hear Il, WAR war / war y,
But, for NJ part am tired OF the old stdry Of war,
iiut, oh Mrs Brown, have You heard the very
street; has just received D new stook of FALL
CLoTHlN.' Of every description. and he Offers 10
sell ~ m NJ such low prices They sly he hns y
knack VI selling his goods vt lower than the
other s'ores. How he does It. do not know Dat.
for ny part, eau a'sure you, Mr. BIown, that be
markably low prices. I advise ali TO cali at
sMTh's, No 400 Ssven,h street, oppo, II. Post
Oince, ana look at his New Stock, and they will be
convinced that what Mrs Jones said, h 80. 2
aug 3O-Stn
The national Republican., 1861-09-19

ARRIVAL OF ONE OF aARIBALDI's OFFICERS.
Netp York, Sept l8.-Ths steamer New York
arrived here this morning from Liverpool.
Among her passengers Is Major Valentine Bau.
senmein, adjutant Of Garibaldi's staff. The
steamer brings 500 900 In specie.
The national Republican., 1861-09-19
HOraea EncAnsl.

Night before last, some twenty or more Gov.
eminent horses from some cause or other,
broke away from the cassell where ,hey we're
kept, east of the Government Printing Office.
A number of them were captured yesterday,
but some are still missing. ltr.
The national Republican., 1861-09-19
Dsaertrtl.

Two deserters from "secesh '-represent.
ing themselves from Beauregard's army
have arrived here. They are full of inc dents,
ana prolific Of details about the Manassas fght
and of the condition of the Confederates." !"
They are not distinguished guests, being cared
for, at Uncle Sans expense, in the county jail
The national Republican., 1861-09-19
yNTAGONER.
- car OF v.ARv1sH

Was sent to MT Freiss. on Seventh street. from the
Georgetown and New York Packet Wsreroom, but,
through error. was not received. II the driver of
the wagon will call and leave the Varnish with
paid for his trouble sept 1886