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4 YER,s sARSAeAnILLA,A CooME0CND Es

4 YER'S SAESSAPAIEELLA, A COMPOUND Rem
be ,ade It Of Para SAr Gpmriln,
combined with other substances sill groat"F Alternative power
repned 1t is believed that such remedy is wanted
BY who suffer from 5trnmou complaints and that one
which will accomplish their prove OF immense service
to this large class afflicted fellow citeEs How
peelv this compound will do has been proved by experiment
many Of the be found Of the following COLI
Stota and Scrofuors Complaints Frupions and Ernpve
Diseases Ulcers, Pmple Bloches Tumors Salt kheum Scald
HeRd Syphlis and Svphtic Affections, MercUra Disease
Dropsy, Neuralgia Tic Do6ueux, Debility Dyspepsia and
ndgealnn EryspelA Rose ST Auh0uys Fire and indeed
i B,oo Sh0'' class OF sop'' "''''S ''0' 's D
This compound will be fond Of health when
taken spring expe the foul umos WHICH foster in the
blood that Of The year y the timely expulsion Of
ue5 by the MD OF this remedy spare themselves from the
endurance Of foul erpons and Ucerous through which
the system will strive to rid itself ot corrnpos if not assisted
this through the natural channels OF the body by An eFh
tive medicine Cleanse the via'ed blood whenever you
find its Impurities bursting through the skin in pmPle' eup
cleanse when find it is obsruce and slug
gfh veins cleanse Whenever is foul and feel
np will tell Even where no parCH! disorder IS
felt 1ple enjoy health and live longer for cleansing
he blood Keep the blood healthy, and all is we'll but with
pabuur of life dsordered there be no lasting health
Sooner Later something must and the great
chinery Of life is dsordered overthrown.
pshnG these enif But the world has been egregouSy do
ceved by preparations of t. partly because the dn alone has
lain little Of the virtue of ShrSaparlla anything else
ties pretending 10 give quart of Extract OF Sarsapara for
dollar Most Of these have been nuds npon the sick for
they not only contain but little SarSapar put o3H no
properties whatever Hence bitter ard painful disap
ponment followed the of the various extracts of Sarsa
pRla which flood the market nt1l the name ell is Jt{ ae
pised become with imposition and cheat
Still call this compound Sarsapaa and intend to supply
such remedy shall the name from the load OF ohio
uuy which upon it, And think have ground tor be-
eVing has virtues which irresistible by the ordinary un
Of the diseases it intended to cure In order to secure their
complete eradication from the system the remedy should be jul
dicjouslY taken 4ccoris to directions on The bottle ~ w
bottle bottles for S.
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sFTRazHHsEHa. E4tsSf Of TfEFGIi-Dr j. WEST
E%ssGS ll2 St. Charles street. continues supply the
EFifslE%ss4a LOSS OF TEETH without springs
N+A4lLA{S upon his new principle Of self adhesion Thit
ahod has procured him universal appreciation and ia
ended beng1 he most Ingenious of simplifying ARTI
FICA TEETH hitherto invented and in MI restoring
perfect articulation and mRsticaon perfect and
appearance defy detection by tho closest observer Dr.
Vests ohod filling teeth with gold combines all the modern
povcmena Those Interested will find these to be
entirely and Bcrupuorsly DR.. W. returns his sincere
thanks 10 tho nhGhB Of Now Orleans and vicinity for the
extensive practice they favored him with for the LAST Fteen
Office ard residence liz ST. Ghsrl89 street. second doc
Tafov tito oun asbt ~
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s. GaLPEN'S NEW RES
sSssslssAS t. URANT, 81 Royal street. - sssSJfSSss

r-,,r4SS GALPEN7S NEW RNIs@ 81
&Ss5$AS IA URANT, 80 Royal streeIz ,ssSFSsg ~
AJ-FtF ttt
49, L informing his friends the
public generally that he ready and tain
them his establishment, 81 Royal street. door to the
Custonouse street occupying the entire mansion
lately residence of Alfred Hennen Esq It affords
tenive accommodations Besides the large public dining
6ocock A. NJ. until II P NJ the advertiser has large
for private parties Families and parties,
pcnon above be supplied with the best OF everything
the affords either ready for the table from
market Thanking his friends for the liberal patronage that
always been extended him the undersigned them
that will be his eudeavo give the fullest satstao
ton to those who may favor him with their orders
i3 -fR2W JOHN GAIP1N.
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FNGLISH SUGAR KETTLES, FROM THE
Mandatory of
r. J. RANKIN, LIVERPOOL.
Wrought and Cast Iron SUGAR KETTLES, of every de.
scription constantly hand and for sale by 8.
MADE L1zARD1 4 CO..
my24 I'm 81 Bieuville street.
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HOME ENTERPRISE!

Is
A FIRST CLASS STEAM SOAP FACTORY, under the
management of a FIRST CLASS, PRACTICAL SOAP MAN
UFAOTuRER-the first enterprise of its kind, on LIBERAL
SCALE presented New Orleans for Southern patronage
PEL1CA
Chemical and Steam Soap Works,
FRONT, NoTRE DAME AND FULTON sTREETs-(Fac.
ing the river Just below the Steamship LandngJ
ORLEANS.
Every variety Of Soap manufactured and WARRANTED
EQUAL every respect the choicest Northern of the
like grades and prices and JUST AS CHEAP.
Only give the New Orleans home manufactured PELICAN
SOAP fair and unbiased trial, yon will think of
sending North any for that commodity.
r. WELLS Proprietor.
sSoaps manufactured to suit Mexican market; also to
snt ny" order. ia9 fn-Mo
Ct,EAE MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY
~ Nc. 20 ST. CHARLES STREET
REV ORLEANS, August l. 1880.
This Company uuccemoro to the star Insurance Company
Insure agss The and DRmage by Fire the Pes Of the
DIRECTORS.
p A. Giraud .......... firm P. A. Gfraud Co.
A. Wntt..........,...,..t finn John Watt 4 Co.
J. B. rGache, Jr, ...... firm j. B. Piaucho i c.
4. =. Elliot, ......... firm Elliot M9Keeyer.
s h bnnIasacr 6 &55 f a"Ety K eT5S
Y. QEerten ,...,...,.. firm WIZ. Prehn a &c.
&. SlH%9ne. - w
FLACIDH F0RsrAI.T, President.
EHrEE DEaUvs. SRsretary. apI u
~ Et61gs, Oh C.oIs, &c, No l24 Canal street.
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WANTED.~-WA NTED,

WANTED~--WA NTED,
ETASTED-A SOBER STEADY AND ENERGETIC
w business whom good salary and permanent
ployEcRt will be given. Apply by letter, to
MORAY l. MORTONF,
rYlj tiyl Box l57, Pnst-otficr. Ions vile. Ky
WASTED-A MIDDLE-AiED LADY, OF CuNSID-
W cradle experience in Teaching desires take charge
country chUO) She frstcass Mus Can and would wish
lev leisure TING devoted private lessons III References
GErXrrri0rahe. Address Adverti-er tti, office a2 If
WANTED a SITUATION BY A GENTLEMAN hav-
w ing had several ears experience in tho commission
shipping bus in this Gig. He many of the best
oTse in this ard oEer cities Address j. Bog 20G2 Post
t}h"". rnE7 #
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AtA. TO FAFTELEES-TO FAMILIES. za4s
NE THE CENTRAL HOUSE, -


Has been constructed supply Of citizens Of
New Orleans Persons desiring travel thousands et
for the of enduring the prvaons hotels
and Northern watering asylnms can find in Magnolia quiet
healthy home, with all the comforts Of rsclRss
Pure freesone water good bathing high altitude and pic
turesque country with beautiful drives among advan
tagos offered.
This place be reached III loss than hour.
by the New Orleans Northern Railroad and
doing business In ours
at night, and return before business the day.
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RUPFURES
= ROYAL, sAslNIAKER,
Nos. 10 Canal and II Grossr1sn strests,
Sign Of the Root Dog or Oh

Extract Written Three Years Previous the
Above, IL reference to the boy.
IssAeuENA Co.. Miss May 2, 1857.
DR.. Sherman New Orleans:
Dear S-The hoy George perfectly cured of the rupture
the uestlo King Deer Creek. and do
much work us any man. W. I. MILLS, NJ. D.
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= A7sEtssBH - C&}.. j, D. DEALERE IN CAR
- PtnHss. O.! OILS, &c, No, l2i CaLai street,
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ss-7leaGhnnts' Lohge No. 42 i: .. r. u; e. u
T. Odd Fellows Hall. Officers for The ensuing erm-H NJ
Tsaocson n q Vim. II. G. King, v O.; John RHwe, Rec
Sec: VIM H. Iiudo Per Sec Francis Rawie, TREASURER.
ia22 "
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Company contnueo against the perb of the besR
and rivers damage by re Al the current rates
premiums.
ReS> Office No. Carondelet street. dit If
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Letter Dr. Thos j. Harper Of the most eminent Ply
sicisIs in the State Of Mississippi.
VICKsBuRG, Miss March 10 1860.
Dr. Sherna-near Sir send the boy Ben ba X 10 be-
attend to him properly and besides am not sat
isfed my skill him Justice satisfied your plan
right shat you him. Pl ase by the
turn of the pest Respectfully, - - - -
THOS. j. HARPER, NJ. D.
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4ew @<nn Guilty Crestnt 9Wpuaay zonug 9nue "a, 1861.
MiIitarp Nutites.

ARA0HY CRESCENT RIFLES. CoNFASY y,
NJ. 1902 GrAvicr street. june Il. 1861 {
4 AT MEETING HELD THIS EVEN
Ne N't hi. Company organized by the eecon Of the to-
w lowing officers
LA q. +. McPhcetcrE Captain.
a. +. II lyheY, IS Lieutenant.
l.. MIrDLld0, I'd
ie2j g j. n SHERRY Secretary.
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. y as~ys. II. MARSH, DEINNIAN d CO.,
%sES@@S#, CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
CORNER OF CARONnELET AND GRAvIER STREETS

Go SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
S My shave depot, No 1876 Gaver street will remain open
n Winter and Summer for receiving forwarding and sell
~ ing snyes commission For the protection of my
patrons my Pmey Woods place three and half hours
from the city and half les from Tckfnw Station,
and j. Railroad has beep put in good order for GUNNER re-
treat in the OF epidemic sickness OF any kind
aH If c. F. Hatcher.
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He tUGr AETERS 'fIENVILLE RIFLES. COMPANY B,
Corner + sian Fields and Grretmen streets.
New o. leans. June I. ISL.
THE ROLL OF TFfEa COMPANY Is NOW
hi those who wishing d4tely into
vi live Apply the rendezvous, from A. NJ TO
LII P NJ Members fully pped ;le expense of the
Company. je7 Il
g. CRESCENT RIFLES COMPANY u -REGC-
E3 lar drills If this tiomnany will take place on TUESDAY
vi and FRIDAY EVENINGS, O'Clock. Squad drills
III EVERY NIGHT. Members requested be punctual,
& fines wifi be riel ry enforced.
ie4 If BY order: ]. N. SHERRY, sec'y.
IiEADucARTEtt GOV. ROMAN tiUARpS I
No - Camp street, June, Is. le6l. {
Al A FEW MORE ACTIVE AND ABLE
III will he received the Rom tiltl
ri organizing polis Brigade the Uni
lD forms a, d eaniomen1s fnrnehed. le'S If
IIEAnQuAN CREeCENT BLUES, }
Camp and NttcheZ streets, ;
New OriPals, June ", 1877
Al THE DRILLS OF COMPANY A, FROM
nv Isl squad oil MONDAYS at II P. NJ.
LII I'd TUESDAYS,
I'd THURSDAYS.
Attn FRIDAYS,
Jl SATtRDANS,..
Company Drills
On WEnSESDAYS, At II ? NJ; Monthly bnsiness Ineei-
ngs the first WEDNESDAY VS. of each month. at ~ =. NJ
RSnFnes will be strictly enforced for non ntance
BY order: JNO KNIGHT, Ii. Cong.
n. BARNETT, Secy. ielO II
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R1-DR SHERMAN respectfully informs rupured persons,
those having rsptured slaves that he returned to the city,
may found Office No. 70 CHARLES STREET,
New Orleans prepared relieve and all of rupture
by the application PATENT SILVER TRUSS and CUR
ATIVE MIXTURE. lykW
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9Mtltular NUtnfs.

HALL OF PERSEVERANCE FINE CoBPAsY, No. -, I
NeY Orleans, June 2, ISL, 5
F8T- he officers Il nd members of the above
COMPANY hereby nottncd intend iHn regular month J
aug. % h." h"ld TT E@DAY F"ENINti 25l- ..i.,
Z. O'Clock Pun"tunl attendance f. requested.
BY order
The national Republican., 1861-08-01

The NNw GENrRALs.-The following is
list of the major generals, brigadier generals,
and assistant adjutant generals Of volunteers
recently appointed in the order Of their rank.
The commissions of the major generals all
bear date May 10th those Of the brigadiers
l7th:
Major Generdls.-N. P. Banks, John A. Dix,
Benjamin F. Butler.
Brgadier Generals.-Joseph Lyon, of Mis-
souri John Pope, of the Typographical En-
gineers George A. Mccall Of Pennsylvania |;
samuel r. Curtis, of Iowa Philip Kearney, Of
New Jersey; Joseph J. Reynolds, Of Indiana |;
Rufus King, of Wisconsin; J. D. Cox, Of Ohio !;
Stephen A. Hurlbut Of Illinois; Julius sigel, Of
Missouri; Robert 8. Schenck, Of Ohio; 8. 8.
Prentiss, Of Illinois.
Assistant Adyutant Generals.-Donn Pistt,
of Ohio assistant adjutant general, rank Of
captain Joseph B. Smith, Of New York Mar.
Gus j. Parrot, of Kansas; Henry J. Biddle, Of
Pennsylvania George s. Rose, of Indiana |;
Simon M. Preston, of Illinois.
The national Republican., 1861-08-01
By Bantz & Griffith, Auctioneers.

DoSITlvE SALE OF EXCELLENT FURNI-
L TURE AND HOUSEKEEPING EFFECTS.
On Thursday morning, August /, at ten O'Clock,
we shall sell, at the residence of q gentleman de-
clining housekeeping, Eighth street, between III
and streets, (the flag will designate the place.
all his furniture and housekeeping effects, COM
prising-
Mahogany spring-sea sofa and chairs
Walnut marble-top table
Walnut marble.top washstand
One superior walnut marble-toP pGreac
Two superior French plate gilt mirrors
Superior Brussels carpet
Gilt window shades
A variety of mantel ornanenr5
Handsome gilt frame pictures
Feather beds, holsters, and pilicws
One handsome carved walnut beistead
Cane and wood chairs
Hair mattress
One chamber sett, complete
Cook stove and utensils, complete
variety of crockery and tin ware, ana LaaaJ
other articles too numerous to enumerate
Terms cash
BONTz l. GRIFFITH,
July Std (Star) Auctioneers
The national Republican., 1861-08-01
By J. @. Mcclure & Co., AuctioneeTs.

By J. G. Mcclure & Co., AuctioneeTs.
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF A FAMILY
l. removing from the city.-On SATURDAY
MORNING, August Sd, at 10 o'clock, in front of
the Auction Rooms, we shall sell the Furniture
and Effects Of family removing from the city,
comprising
Mahogany hair spring-sest Sofa, Rocker, snd
ps.lor chairs,
Mahogany marble-top Centre Tables,
Dining, Gard, and Fancy Tables,
Walnut Whstnot Hst-tree,
Enameled Cottage Set, Rockers,
Hair and Husk Mattresses BolsteTs, and Pillows,
Bedstesds, Bureaus, Washstands,
Toilet Sets, Looking glasses,
Cane and wood-seat Chairs,
Carpets, Oilcloth, Mating,
Rosewood Sideboard, Lounge,
Refrigerator, tin Safe,
Cooking, radiator, and other Stoves,
Together with general assortment of House
hold and Kitchen Utensils
Terms cash. J. @. MCGUIRE & CO.,
aug l-3t Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1861-08-01
N e W 8 ITE Ms.

The St. Louis Democrat states that its cor
respondents in Minnesota and Wisconsin rep.
resent a great scarcity of farm laborers. The
harvest of grain is still going on in those States,
and good men can readily get from $3.50 to
81 per day. This scarcity Of labor to secure
the crops is partly owing to the breadth of land
put into grain, and partly to the number Of
active men who have gone into the army.
There will also be scarcity of hands for the
fall work, and those who might be induced to
90 to those regions for employment, would be
pretty certain to find work for months at least.
Female domestics are also scarce, and obtain
employment readily at good prices, in almost
all the river towns.
The supreme court of Colorado Territory
was organized in Denver City, July 9, the Hon.
B. F. Hall, chief justice, and the Hon. s. New
ton Pettis, associate Justice, being present.
Twenty-Five attorneys signi6ed their desire to
be admitted to practice in the Territory. The
court appointed committee to examine their
qualifications.
A call has been issued for the New York
Republican State Central Committee to meet
at the Delavan House, at Albany, at noon on
the 9Th of August next.
Captain Gardner, a native Of Maryland, who
received his appointment from Virginia in
ls4l, has assumed command of the navy yard
near San Francisco. He is an officer of great
experience, and loyal to the national cause.
A cavalry company, composed of young ls.
dies, has recently been formed at Pittsfeld,
Mass, under the name of "Di Vernon Phs-
lanx." Miss Pinkie Pomeroy is the captain,
and Miss Anna Kipp is the lieutenant
LOST HIS BAooN.-Hon. 7. B. Clay, son Of
Henry Clay, while endeavoring to smuggle
several wagon loads of bacon to West Tennes.
see, for the use of the rebels in that quarter,
was intercepted by company Of Union troops,
who not only seized the merchandise as con.
trsband, but obliged Mr.. Clay and his wag.
oner to take the oath of allegiance to the ma
tional Government,
The day after Gen. Mcclellan released his
prisoners at Beverly, bugler of the Federal
camp went out some distance from his com.
panions, was fred upon by two of the released
! prisoners and instantly killed. One ball took
The national Republican., 1861-08-01

off the poor bugler's chin, and the other pass.
ed through his head. He was thus murdered
by the penitent prisoners.
The revenue cutter DobJin has been ordered
to cruise in Delaware bay for the purpose of
looking out for privateers, some having been
seen in that vicinity. The Dobbin carries one
first class gun amidships, and riHed cannon,
and is capable Of vigorous offensive demonstrs-
tions.
Boston reporter, who was silent observer
atthe Bull Run battle, is missing.
The national Republican., 1861-08-01
By J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionesrs

HORSE, BUGGY, AND HARNESS FOR
II sale.-On SATURDAY MORNING, August
Sd, at II o'clock, we shall sell, in front of the
Auction Store
old, kind and gentle, works we'll in single
or double harness,
One good top-buggy Wagon, and set single Hsr-
ness.
The above can be seen at Birchs stable, -Four
teenth street, and will be for private sale until
the day of auction,
WILL BE ADDED, for account of whom it
may concern
One excellent roam work and saddle Horse,
Two new light express Wagons, with tops, Bal
timore make.
JAMES @. MCGUIRE & CO.,
aug l-3t Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1861-08-01
CAMP OUTFITS.

y. Corner Tenth ct. and Penns avenue,
have an extensive assortment of articles neces-
ssry to Camp Life, comprising
PARR's AMERICAN CAMP CHEST, for
Mess of Four, containing Table, Stools, Cooking
and Table Furniture, Tools, Table Cloths, Tow
els, &c, oil contained in q neat and strong chest
81 inches long, IA wide, and 9 deep, weighing
only 40 pounds.
FAVORS PATENT ARMY AND HOSPITAL
COT-the strongest, cheapest, and most portable
affair of the kind in use.
CAMP STOOLS, of every variety and price.
MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, BLANKETS,
SHEETS, PILLOW GASES, &C., &c.
p6S- Suffers and others furnished in qusnti-
ties at reduced prices.
aug Lat j. @. MCGUIRE 90.
The national Republican., 1861-08-01

Gov. LETCHER's PRoCLAMATIoN.-The Rich.
mond correspondent Of the Charleston Courier
writes: a
Gov. Letcher's proclamation, calling out the
militia of this part Of the State, has created q
dissgreesble sensation among the thousand of
non.combatants and secret Union submission.
lists. There are, undoubtedly, great many
men of business in Richmond, and other cities,
whose affairs require personal attention, who
will suffer greatly by this proclamation and
some Of these are patriots, willing to do any
thing in their power in defence Of the country.
and doing business in these cities, especially in
Richmond, who have no sympathy with US in
this war, and who, in their secret hearts, sym.
pathize with the people of their native country.
1t goes hard with these to be called upon to do
military duty. 1t is g great pity there is not
some law to compel the thousands of losfers
that are seen day after day on the streets, and
at the hotels and other public places here, to
do military service or quit the country.
These are the very men who are exempt, for
the very reason that they have no local status,
or fixed business or habitation. Some of them
belong to the city, and the rest sre class that
are seen in all great centres of excitement, par
ticularly in capitals. The same men, or their
counterpsrts, were seen at Washington, are
seen at Richmond, and bye and bye may be
seen in New Orleans or New York. They have
more extensive acquaintance than any other
persons; are on shaking. hand terms with all
the public and prominent Individuals in the
country, and have more news than any army of
reporters, and talk more than an assembly of
lawyers. There are quite number of these
gentlemen in Richmond at present, Could not
the militia law be amended SO as to reach
them? On the whole, Gov. Letchers procla-
nation is not popular.
BRUTAL MURDER.-On Tuesday night an old
man in Maysville, KY, and his wife and two
sons, were brutally murdered By two men. The
murder was prompted By the prospect of steal
ing two hundred dollars.
AcoEpTED.-A regiment of infantry FROM
New York, Col. John R. Montgomery, named
the Leslie Guard, after the Chief Clerk of the
War Department, has been accepted,
The Memphis Aealanche is gratifed to learn
that Gen. Pillow will, in q few days, lead o
brigade of Tenneeseeans into some one of the
fields of active service where fight is tc be
! had at once.
The national Republican., 1861-08-01

Notice 60 Bidders for Furnishing Army
Supplies and Materials
OSf;ca OF ARxT CLOTHING AND EQOiPAGL,
Corner of Hosoard dnd Mercer Streets,
NEw YoRK, Jaly 26, 1861.
my advertisement of the 18th instant, foI
IVl proposals for furnishing Army Supplies and
Materials, 10 80 modified as to receive bids for
any portion less than one-fourth of the numbc.
of articles advertised for
D. q. VINTON,
july 3o-t6aug Major and Quartermastec,
The national Republican., 1861-08-01
BY G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionesrs

BY J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
TWO NEW COVERED EXPRESS WAGONS
l. at Auction.-On SATURDAY MORNING,
August Sd, at 10 o'clock, in front of the auction
rooms, we shall sell to cover advances-
new Baltimore built covered Express Wagons,
with pole and shafts.
b. Also,
secondhand ieather-top Buggy,
/ set silver-mounted Harness.
Terms Cash. ......
JAMES Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
aug i-3t .. -a Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1861-08-01
DIR. LOCKWOOD

CONTINUES the practice Of Dentistry, in the
" Washington Building, corner Pennsylyanis
avenue and Seventh street. Having practised ia
the South nearly sixteen years, he feels assured
that he can give satisfaction to any that maJ
call.
Teeth inserted on vuLcAsITR, RUBBER, or aoLD
PLATE. Chloroform administered when desired.
aug l-N
The national Republican., 1861-08-01
sCHOOL.ROOM WANTFD

0R very small house, furnished or unfirnished,
~ in any location where echooi for Joung
children OF both sexes would be p7tronzed. II
must have good yard, and water. Address,
with full particulars as to rent, g. School
Room" at the Office of this paper.
au4
The national Republican., 1861-08-01

~ John G. Underwood, Of Virginia, has
been nominated and confirmed as Fifth Auditor
of the Treasury.
The national Republican., 1861-08-01

- William q. Powell, D. c., member Of
the Washington zouaves, has been appointed
3 second lieutenant in the regular army.
The national Republican., 1861-08-01

REAovED.-Lswrence H. Breed, Of Louisi
ana, assistant messenger in the office of the
Secretary Of the Senate, was removed yester.
dav ..
The national Republican., 1861-08-01

By J. G. ACQUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
EXCELLENT HORSE FOR SALE a. Auction.
Il On SATURDAY MORNING, August Sd, at
10 o'clock, in front of the Auction Rooms Of ).
@. Mcclure L Co., corner Tenth street and Penn.
avenue, I shall sell, for an unpaid livery bill
One excellent roam Horse, suitable for buggy OF
express wagon
Terms cash. JOHN GREGSON,
aug 1-3t Metropolitan Stables
The national Republican., 1861-08-01

EOUND.--A Lake Erie Silver Medal was re-
L Gently picked up in this city, which, By
properly identifying, the owner can obtain at the
Office Of the Chief Clerk of the Navy Depart
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