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The national Republican., 1861-08-26
LOR BOSTON. VA NEWPORT A.,
FAii HI s....

b. he splendid aid superior ',am
ers NJ r. EDPOJIS, ENritG -. -
STATE, BAY SIhIE aud SriIi Of-hi Et- .
Of great streng h aud speed but psrtirnrli n.'t.
10 The navigation OF Long Island SJund r., -
raj rold distance Of IS miCs only t0 + son
The steamer IN! IRE SIlIr g.. Er,y,ur,
Mondays, wednesday, and Fritny- hi ven +
VI touching at Newport each wG
Tho steamer METROPOLIS, ,'.in. l.. .vr u,
Tuesdays, Thurdays and satur'a,a sl 70 e., ~.
L. NJ, touching ~ N"u .ort each wIy
lheS. steamers are fitted with c"Ium 5liu a :"
roous mud eirry U-fangemti't Tor ID, tCcuri Hn {
comfort OF passen gers WHO hurdCt BY thi, rf'
night ~ Un boHri, amt. yr Irli' ri Ut al fito
proceed per steamboat traiu, rc 'c'iu4 EII - g., -
tho following mGrninE, or my retD az IN '0 dblr
III starting OF the aCcomUOdstirH I " o.,
which they may reach E'flVu nhOIi y
baggage m,7ier itatfar."i r,.r4rh.i ,,,u'r 'hr
r, cenes and tickets the hFgEag" L.d ...ru. ., .
the sam" to its dJsiIGlti ~
A st.ninCT iuua / CrUbr-t;'r Wi.u ,I..- ,lu. D.,
ween \ all river and Pt"yu"n"', nIl,, 80. i.,'u.
days
rir'3h to B's,ol - iylr'l'.I t.,".-. gsuyl
d. patch ty Az Express Train "lurH l. AZ, : .li
H. er tV'r, mOrDinP. SundhYs ,N"l Il Dt .
clock, lnr H''stoD hbJ New B"jfvIi "'iSinE -
de,tint iiou at auont II a
Or freight o, p.s-a9". aprl. ~ t"Ir' o. @. ~,
oiii3e. Oh ficI No q. HOTiI Iilst iut e. Co.,
aud berth, apply on hulii " II j" r,d y" ,"u
them N a'lsunC'. I"
WV BOkDty Is "a.
snI ''-h % and II West sri.rt i
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Experiments with Ordnance Arrival Of Prize
Vessels

Experiments with Ordnance Arrival Of Prize
Vessels.
F0RrRksS MONROE, August %, uju G,LrIuopr
Aug. A.--Generas Wuoi and Butler have snen,
apart ofn-tay At the Rip Rtps, e1pe rimen ntinv
with Stwyer's gun. The second shell thrown
burst In the Confederate Csmp At Sewal,s
Point, witch broks down the n " staff and
scattered tho rebels like chaiT. 4 propeIIer.
which was landing troops at tho Point, put
back towards Norfolk f
TheWhole ahiir wds witnessed from the New.
port News steamer.
Grand reviews have been held 10 day al New.
port News and Camp Hamilton.
Colonel Wardrop has taken command of tho
naval brigade.
The suhbOat Seminole has arrived from Tho
blockade on Charleston The Seminole Jruugb,
up as u priks tho schooner Albion. formerly A
wilmington pilot boat, from Cardenas, with A
cargo Of sugar, coffee, fruits, and cigars. When
taken she was under English culOrs. The cap
lam and nearly all hands were drunk. She had
run the blockade Of Wilmington.
The Seminole has also UysrhnuIed scyeral
vessels showing English colors. She spoke the
Daie last night. She will coal aud undergo re.
pairs at Ud Point.
The blockadns squadron of Charleston Con.
slsts Ol the Roanoke and Vandalia. The recent
gale on tho coast was terribly severe.
The Confederate prisoners who arrived here
THIS morning from Baltimore, win be sent To
Norfolk IN 4 lew days.
The propeller Now York sailed to day with
nine prisoners for New York.
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
aug 24-td


HiNDSONE AND NEiRLY NEW FLRNIlURI
AND HOOSEHOLD EkFEL1S AT PtBLIC AUC
HOy.
On Wcdncsd1y morning, August o., at 10 o clock
Ut tho residence Of Con- Riugg0ld, u. N, New Yorl
avenue, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
we shall sell his Furniture aad Effects, comprising
Handsome Green sik covered French LOung. AM
Arm Chairs
Rosewood Marble. top C.nter Table, whatuot
Damssk Window Curtains, Gilt Shades, COrnicc
Fancy Chairs
Excellent Three ply and Venetian Carpets, Oil
cloth, Mating, Drugget and Rugs
Oak HAt.tree, Hall Chairs
Fine Engrsvings, Vases anu Ornaments
Walnut AArble.t top sideboard, with shelves
Extension Dining Table, Side and Rout Tables
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Superior Walnut Elizabethan Bedstead
Walnut Marble Dressing Bureau and Washstand
Do Wardrobe, Toilet Set
Fine Curled hair Mattresses Bolsters and Pillows
Blankets, Spreads. Comforts
Cottage Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands
Super or Refrigerator, Cooking Stoves
Together with usual assortment Of Kitchen Rc
quisifcs.
rs. The above Furniture, &c Is of the tes.
quality and nearly new. House for rent inquire
Of the Aucti0neers.
Terms cash.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO,
aug I'D Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
Case Dislntasetl.

M. lanshurg was arrested, few days since,
nj the instance Ut Angel" Franco, on tho charge
uI an assault and battery On a small boy, and
taken before Justice }. n. johnson. The
evidence disclosed the fact that tho boy WAS
very mischicvous. hinging stones ut every thing
that came IN his way and on this Oscas ion, :,
when he was expostulated with, he attacked
Mr.. Lansburg. Tho justice, considering that
no did not got more than deserved, dism isso d
the case.
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
PnrlOntC((,

The President, last week, pardoned Samuel
Hewitt, youth who was convicted at the May
term of lsjs of tho United States district court
ior the Western district Of Virginia Of robbina
Pcnitentiary of this District for ten years.
Charles Price, convicted At the September torn
1859, of the same court, for Counterfoiting Uni.
ted States coin, and sentenced TO tho Poniten.
'iary for hvo years, was also pardoned at the
same time.
The former had already served three years
and tho latter nearly Two years of their respec
tive terms,
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
AUCTION SALES.
Ry WALL q BARNARD. A uction,.r,
7RtSIEES sale Or raLL1BLE IVpR,JI EU
PROPERTY Ar WEBS7ER CITY, IOWA

+,
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust dated December q (,
1850, Mud rc.o ded In book Of mortgage on page
39, one Of the land records for Webster City Hsmi
ton county, Iowa, the undsrsigned will sell at pub
,c suction, to the highest bidder, at the Auction
Room, No 81 enusyl ania avenue, on Satu ,dsy
ths s'th day of September, 1891, at l o clock T. M
al tn9ss pieces or psrce Of ground situate and lying
~ said Webster City. and known and described as
o,i1E lots seven sD and eight o. in block hve (S)
county, iowa. and the improvements thereon, con
sseins oi substantial ttone structure or brewery
being the Same property offered for "a BY me On
Of not having complied with the terms of sale il will
eo 5esoli As above at the risk and cost Of said dc
iaultnB purchaser.
Terms One half cash, pay able on the spot Al The
balance In negotiable notes. approved by the trustee
at four and six months date, with interest
Room. ~
oless The cas, payment /, made on the spot, at
thc talc, and the terms fully complied with The
trustee reserves the right resell Immediately al
ihe * and cost Of the defaultng purchaser. Wash
inglon, d. e., Aug. 23d, 1881.
s. COLE, Trustee
WALL BARNARD,
aug I4-tu Auctioneers
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
RAILROADS. ET. :.
IEAvG PHILADELPnIA
IL ..s .r.. FOR NEW S.pJL-

| / rhk . fhIhADEbpHlA
IL .' .r.. FOR NEW YOIE-
ihn Gamdcu and Amboy atd rbrt-d.ipht, aai.
irsnton. x ulroad Conpsniss' Line from rlIti.4'
DhLrHIA 70 Nav IOKk AND W. fLA-
Et5, from WALNUT sTRsLI WH&Rk AMI
khNSlE1IcE DEPOT, will leave .. foIyws
ae.a,na. W :. va Camden aud Am6oy, &c, and
Az A.. ~ M VI Ceind,n spd Jersey CITY, tr )
At.A IA, Nj via Cimdeu and jersey Ci.y ,,roruipa
At ,w,,;.!a T.; A. ~. Vi. keu.tnstou end Jqrs, cr,.
Ad.ns da;i,s, NJ Via camden and Amboy ~. mr.,
~ t.nIT.::iM IN, via Camden and sm'o, &C. and A
At tv,uss =, f. n Esptss, q. Remington ,o' '.-v city
At N va keng'ugtun aud 49,. ,tr.
teSopd class Ticket '''
Anp M Via Camden and rrs : "r;. Z, Lila.
ALL, r, n, via Camden and Jersey IT, .,l,
AZ IT, = A., yia Candca and AmI,r, 'Ac,o,m,o1.
IN f.sa' E.f Nj fai.iEHft' I'd fsa. Civ. &c. 'T +,
NAIL a.s;s.qT s;tsi.uTd.ys Sss,s; sSsePted ?, ~.
barre Moatrosc, Great u nd ~ at /. ! N
liG@ %esenn ns k.lEIsaa ks,rlEtSn via Delaware La'kaa M
For Inueli chunf. Allentown ani ih;sil.nl =.
IL IL y " and ga f.M Tr u KeuyinttoA dcro,
lS1cn ~ Al a htS eoaA9't9 "t III train 'sl a
, E,r Mount Holly at sni y " I'll 4-.at..
for Freehold at A N. and2r.'l
NOT Bilsol, Ifcaton, a. Ct q 4 II -, an
% T. M from kensingtor aY.i . = y rot
Walnut street wharf
ror raimrra, Eiyerton, pyauo, .yr... 3ur
ing on t!orentcco, Doid mt ,wu ~ att -.
~, and 8 +. NJ '''
steamer trenton ivy i,o.dqntoan, undf...iuvl
ate places. at2i. ! .fUg Uslnu' Iru; y'.aI.
70 For New i!.h aud way Liue, Ir'i : '....
sngtJn Depot, take the CarS va IL = liz t. EJGl
walnut b slf ~ hour before departure / h. "a,
the depot
Fhfy !ound+ Il bags gc on!y alu - = 49,
passenger IH Gog.rJ ar ploLi s!'Ll fl m TAX IL
any .hins as baggasc hut tlelr wearIn, apparel
Au baggage oyer iii! pruulJ 70 y. pa.l -. .tI-
The company limit thc!r H. ~ ibil.t, f9g s,II.
TO one dollar ptr pound, An aii nD. H. lgGl, r.
any amount beyond our ~ ldr.d dollars ,xcrpr'
special contract. WI n. GArZNLIS
auyI2 t@.M
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
A Row.

Yesterday morning, IN lrishman, who was
driving ayoung horse, by his inability to man.
age the animal, got the team mixed up with the
carriages IN front OF HOward's livery stable, on
Seventh street. ono Of tho hands employed in
the stable Immediately camo out and attemp pied
TO back tho animal out, when the lrishman
10 .ped from tho buggy and struck the livery
man, who immt diately rotaliated by giving the
oellogerent lrishman good choking. The
man Immediately left, and soon brough, with
him the provost guard, who arrested the
livery man, but on the matter being explained
no arrest was made.
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
From Cairo,

CAIRO, August 23.--The steamer Samue, Orr.
An Evansville and Paducah msil.packet. was
seized by the rebels, at Paducah, yesterday
and taken up the Tennessee river. The officers
and Grew left her and came to Cairo in sktnI.
Her cargo was valued at$2O, 900. II is reporte
That the rebels At Paducah sent to Union City
for some 81 Founders for some Thousand rebels
commanded by kitchell, who are reported to
be at Beriion, No., fortiiying themselves They
have nine Hpuunders.
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
secession al BIadcnsburC

From reliable information, We learn that
sec ssi"D has not altogether disappeared from
Bladensburg. but they still remain bold and
defiant IN expressing their opinions; and one
individual lately even went so far ~ 10 say he
would like to see JEFF. Davis come there, and he
Tor one. would he among the number 10 join
him. We think persons nttering such treason
able sentiments against the Constitution and
denuunuing the G"vernment Ia whom they owe
that great blessing institutions should
bo arrested and held in durance vile until they
arc cured ul their secession mania.
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
Fatal Accident.

On Saturday afternoon, five members of Col.
kerrigan's q New York regiment were lying down
them named Howard having his musket lying
by his side half cooked. In turning over, bv
some means, his foot touched the cock or tris
ger OF the piece, causing u TO be discharged the
ball entering hts left shoulder, passing entirely
through his body, striking tue arm OF another.
and slightly wuunding tho other three. The
wounded mon were Immediately after ded to,
but Mr.. Howard lived only short time after
The occurrence. His romans will be sent to
New York to-day. The hers are all doing
well, and " III soon recover.
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
Disturbances In Connecticut

DANBuRy, August H.--At the raising ~ a
peace flag at New Fairfax, to-day about four
hundred persons wore present. The attempt
TO run up the stars and stripes WAS successful.
ly resisted, and resulted in fight. Two peace
men, named HoldmaD and Gorham, we're SC
riously wounded, and one il is thought fatally.
Pickaxcs, clubs, and stones we're freely used
but no firearms. Only about seventy Unionists
were present. The peace flag is still flying, and
much excitement prevails.
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
Death Ia the Jail.

The coored man, William Woodward, who
was committed to Jail for killing a momber Of
the Highland regiment in Georgetown In July
last, and who was recaplurod after he made his
escape few weeks since, died in the Jail on
Saturday. While he was At large, lie injured
himself in getting over fence, wounding him.
sell to such an extent as to cause his death.
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
Theft,

Onicer B. b. Klop(er, on Saturday morning
arrested II culored boy named John Green, toI
stealing three boxes of candles from Il Mr.. Con
molly on street. Tho goods we're recovered
and Green was taken before Justice BarnacIu
oy whom he was committed To jail.
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
The Habeas Corpus.

The case of +. A. Stevens, of company B, first
from duty on the ground that he enlisted only
for three months instead OF three years, before
Judge Wayne Of the supreme Court, was con.
cluded yesterday By the justice deciding to
dismiss the writ. The opinion, however, has
not yet been written out.
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
MEASURE GARDEN!
ER~h,ST LOEEE'LER

taxes tLL netliod ut announcing 10 his iricndr aud
the public ge>,sia'ly that hc has vprmd vi, garden,
on The corner Of New York avenue aud irst street
for tc rcccptu Vi Sitcr, Tor the Music
Monday and thursday evenings, and sacred CuucCris
on sunday evenings. lie has always II large ,upIy y
Of rcireShnsets, vines, liquors &c. Also, the very
best lager beer from his own brewery. Tie fur
nishes lager beer to persons throughout the city.
bowling alley and gy have been fitted up for
the accommodation Of visitors. nay24
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
DIED,

=. After brief illness, on the 3lth Instant IN
inc 69lh year Of his age, ANDREW NOERR
SEN, u native Of Wurtemburg, GERMANY but
i"r the last forty Years a resident Of this city.
MS funeral viii take place to-day (Monday)
At 81 o'clock, from -. Paul's Lutheran church
corner Of II and Eleventh streets, to which his
friends are invited. ~.
On the I'D instant, ARCHIBALD WILSON
formerly ul Philadelphia, aged 81 years.
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
Returned.

Professor }. n. Dancs, who left this city, a
few weeks ago. as is said, for the South, ha.
returned. 1t ia said that he reports that h,s
son, who WAS in battle at Bull Kun, had his
throat grahcd by 4 ball. And further, that
Captain L. b. Shaffer, formerly of the National
Rifles. of this city, behaved with great gallantry
at tho first fight, and was promised to bo bre.
vetted; but AT the second tight he left bis com.
Pany, but was subsequently put under arrest
and tax en To Richmond
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
Southrons Leaving the Navy.

BoSroN, August 1.-THE following officers "l
'he United States frigato Congress have re
signed: Captain of Marines, Tansl, of Virginia
Second Lieutenant Wilson, Of Missouri; Mid
shlpmen Claiborne and Cross Of New Orleans
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
DHlLADELPHIi. WILEILSGr i:
L BALTlMOkL hAlLRJ-D
3FRAyG 4ND 4LMNER 4n.I4l.EyL.

IN and alttr llbSbAf, Ma; l4th, 4 area ~ =.
ger trains los Philadelphia will le- Pre-. --t-
dent street DEPOT daily teACept naday % ~ tUl.--
VIZ:
Expr.s, rain al 10 A. N Way Ali II:i. o'
D.4J A. NJ Evening Mail at AS . uIc,k u4.J-
DAl at Lao T. u. only All trans ,ynnr.t WI,
New York trains except 1, - nj. truin ~ 2ntur
days.
\ Freight Tlain, with passengel u, al ..ii.d
haNesaN"P IA, stopping AT all >, tt,oM b.n "
ia a'tnory and Hsvrede Giuu".
Passengers iur Delaware aud tiL : 81 Il ..i.. :.
Of Maryland will lind the most c. joliI "u,l,ur rt
way VI Wilmington.
As-An Colorod feIssps mus EUr Uuul L.l.,,
entering lie IarS NM h W I'D,
aug /" f-yut
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
Union Meeting at Camdsn Maine

CAMDEN. August ?4.-An enthusiastic meeting
was held 's'crrlav by The pGnpls, In favor ~ :
vigorous pr"scrWli"n u, ihe war. t,tr.u,
srecchos wolc niu'e both by prominent Dem
ucratS and &s,,uh'i' ons ,'''Ncr three thousand
nerSuu~,
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
Odd Fellows Hall,

Inc Campbols. who have for the last week
or 50 drawn oveihpwing houses At This hall.
will remain but three nights longer. Tonight
the laughabe Duresquo of the United States
Mail will be performed, in which Seymour, Du.
port and tho others " IL appear
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
aug ~ ID
py MAHsII,LL 4 PAGE, AuctIo.eer.

On MONDAY August 23, at lam we shall sell a
Public Auction. AT the Navy Yard, in this city on
ed property:
on; BARREL OF BEEF,
ONE OK.
RS- Telns OF Sale, cish in specie
ny order Of 8 r. BHOWN, isvy Agent.
MAkSHALL Il PAGE ,Auctionrcrs
aug 2-JtThS&M
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
By &c. MCGUIRE q CO.. A.e''o"ss''
IRlS1EE'S SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY

BY virtue OF decd OF trust iron GsmaAcl
Baify and wife, dated February I'd, 1859, and re
corded in libtr }. A. $ No 100, tolios 800, &c
sh 'll scl us trustee, on Thursday, August twenty
public auction 10 tho highest bidder all that pit ce
Of ground In the city OF Washington Known as the
western laifof lot marked five, (5,) In square mum
plat Of aid city, the same having trout Of twenty
eight (2s. feet two ca inches on street north, and
a hLc three story brick dwelling and brick stable
thcreon
Terms; Ono third cash; the balance in equal in
stalmt mis- at - end twelve months secured by deed
OF trust on the premiscs II the terms Of sale not
complied with within Ave days thereafter, the trus
tee reserves the right to resell at the rick and cost o
the defsultng purchaser.
Al c0nV"yancing Al the ost OF fhr pur ohaJtr,
Al, rTNlEt iTT.n~
JAS & CUIEI Anti,00.,
aug --d,r
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
Accident.

Mr.. Micha"ls, n private. WIS slightly inJurc,
the other, day by large cannon passing over
his right leS' Ho was, however promptly
attended TO by Surgeon Wilcox, of the New
York 2lst regiment.
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
Fires.

The alarm of lire about seven o'clock on
Saturday morning, WAS caused by the burning
| OF shed near the head Of Tw entieth street.
The alarm about noon on Saturday was
caused by tho burning of \ house and barn at
Kendall Groom, northeast of the Capitol.
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
NEW yonK AsD rR,u ",'

Passenger Crni.s l'l'r T., .,3
md Long book ir'r ,On' uI b..
New Nok. as follows, 'i5
AT A NJ ENrR&Ss r"r rHn' o. - -
and principal nttrDrdiIr ti'r IT,
Stations Iii, IrAia r,Inuins o'' ish' 80 ',.,.
IN proceeds the next mrrniIS
AtaA M, MIIh r"i'y iorNns'rl'e 'n 60
mediate sIatiurs,
ALTA NJ ,AClnNN DtTluN H1. -r.
Jcrvi,, and Pri'xH,Pa ,'I'ii,r.,
'"a at5P VI NIGHT ENrRE.> dusi- It i'.u
rirt Bnrlllo, Canaud.i',t Nmd ri, e. - -"
H. I!ain { .,tnri", 4 IT Sod d T.... ri"
.,".- -m .in, -. = r'i'Ha
i : i NJ '.l'.r''rt ., w. .,
a.i SAD i'rirnIg' r,'i.:
NNlIIA"lll NNL Il L.-.!'u ,"s
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
ltcICaaeI,

We understand that Alexander Flowers, who
was arrested, a few weeks since, below Alex.
andria, for ondeavorng to escape to the rebels,
has ten released.
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
LOCAL NEWS.
To AdvertIsers,

Nearly four thousand copies Of the Re1",d.
hcan are circulated among the floating popula.
tion every day besides thelarge number served
10 regular Subscribers. Advertisers will lakc
note accordingly.
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
Re0rganizinR for the War,

BoSroS, AuGustci.-The sixth regiment will
reorsanile III few days to proceed to the scat
of war.
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
cE>rnAn nn,..w,l

st rEaiETt"rt 81 tII,"H
tdlrcTt Satin, BlhiE'. H,y :.
On nd after Sunday, May 18th lSU ..,.p.
NOkThERN ENrRAL RAILWAY ..r.i $50.
dc part US follows, until .utlIrr u lt..
W.iINS NtR7H
MAIL al S.Ij A N.
EMPRESS al I.Gj NJ
HARRISBURG ACCUMN0ntI ar.i T.
"
The s.la 4 VI train rnuML"tt Ht E"'"y I"u.. we.
aius on the Western Mary laCd ElIfr'al " T..
over Junction with iiHnON"r alG -'rt'r. ~: t. .G
ioal-, nj Nu with i"rh ind t'.h I,''
roa /; ut Harri,bur, with r,uu .ls..,. lIl o.. 3
Tor all par', ui the Wrt.il-" van ,.,.ll .r
HairCad 10 N''r ioIE 6ir'i q HutilD.. "f. o.
l. and u. HsN una for krE ,r 81.
Wyoming SRllu y. aut at aun'W W'! ',s' Ir. ! lh
irphu and Er4 Railroad "a HIi VaIi. ~ 90 t''mt .,
p-nIl,i lvNnia aud New lOIk
The 10 =. NJ traiH max, .Ii g., 80. .prl Z,
lions exc ri HaunV,r /. ailr pd W Iirt' ,i'h' Iiu!
r,,c and the Lrhanru \sl'ry hII'rrod
Ih"S : - i " .T.'r ma ''""Hr, 80 'rf', H1n~
!INaun Ha''ro'' I"r ali + Of N" r"' ..'' ',
Il 4 cUuu"vl' IT. lnl New York
The "%h y NJ nnd - = H ,u.
from ashingt II city conn, ct with ,hr..,.,
hliNA tRRiVE
Mai \; &, IN l. N tMp.rs, a. /. \
burg AccOmiu udatiou ut ! lI pm
tor tickets and information inuu,r.. o.. I,' '
tfiGr, I crt station. BltiuNIC
nrS l9-tt j Z tLArNI
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
T library OF CONGRESS.

=, WAsHINGTON, tn0Ul g. 1861
Notice Is hereby given that the /" Library OF Con
Sress" will be closed OH Tuesday, the 18th day d
August, and will not be rcopcned until Tuesday lii
Eth day of September.
JOHN q. STEPHENSON.
auSb lChrol., Star, and Intel. Librarian.
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
Another Reasonable Sheet Suppressed.

GRAFTON. VA, August "A newspaper
Gale the JLtCrsOnid,i, which has been vio
lently opposed to the Government, and is under
the control OF those who ars in sympathy with
Office demolished and the printing materials
DESTROYED,
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
No Disloyal Papers TO- BE- Carried Through the
Mails

New York, August ?i.--The Postmaster Gen
papers presented by tho grand jury for indlcl
mont and d'sloyaliy shall be carried in The
mails.
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
SECESSION OUTRAGES,
a. Train Fired into.
TREAsONABLE NEWSPAPERS supPREssr D.
81 CCSSlON spy AIsRES,IEIJ.
~ .-9a Nyy
Important from Gen. BauEs.
Sc tZUR OF WHEAT.
$4,000 Rebel Troops in Leesburs,
SEIZURE OF LOCOMOTIVES.
Important from Gen. Banks,
SEIZURE OF WHEAT.
$4,000 Rebel Troops in Lecsburs,
SEIZURE OF LOCOMOTIVES.
Secession Outrage, in Maryland and Wsstsrr
Virginia,

GRAFTON, VA, August 2i.--Governor Brown,
addressed the people At Cumberland, Maryland
last night. There WAS an immense crowd il,
attendance, and an honest Union feeling ex
The secessionists attempted to create \ dis.
tur6an0s, but the Union men rallied, aueted
their disorder, and drove them from the ground.
When tho train In which Governor Brown was
leaving passed from the Cumberland depot, IL
was hrsd into BY some Of The secession assas.
sins. No ono WAS injured
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
LOR TnE WEsT ,Nn .n,'J ~.
BILTIMOEE .iND OUiJ HnI H"ID

Gu add ar,cr MAJ 10Th, I5"l, he lu.7 .,.. ia. .
foil ~ VIZ Llayc I1mdca Stnuo. ia.tiuvI,
NAL, lrNccpt HunlIy y, 5.Si Il IL INrr, sd. .lly
al 345 +. u Both Iiu.ns 80 directly Ill ,urh Di
ALL PARTS OF lbE WESi, !,pttl" Hrl
AND North VET.
ipR WAY TANSENGL
Bttween Baltimore and Piedmont tnkg tu. q ~
lraid; between icdnlunt and " heciInG lf'G q.
commodation ifai". lta,in! riU'lmnri a. , ., : :
and between Grafton and Psri,I ,"uIg 'r'. f-e y ,
A. III, Train from Balumuir
The FRErERICk TRAIN l"a'. Eul:tuol-
4SO Z. NJ and Frederick ~ Il - \. VI
The ELL1COTI . MILLS lEhl. ha,r G4l'
more at 81 and 10 \ M, and Ii U5d . 80 T. y!
and llicmits Mills al ~ aud lI'"A M.ario
and ..H0 4 M.
For further inIor'ha'iou t!CktIr = ',lI} Lt.
Nc., apply tu j T. ENuLANp. u1tn - an,,,.,
station, or at the Ticket Office
W T.. SNIIN
Nu'i'I q, TraaspOTiir,.
aug ~ l.. VI COLE, t,eE't TrI,i nm
The national Republican., 1861-08-26

DUkE COUNTRY MILK. The subs,rI-
Der delivers Pure Country Milk, mprnin. and
evening, as usual TO his customers. Stranger, com
mencng housekeeping in this ciy, who desire Milk
can have their orders promptly attended to by ap
plying ut III office.
mar l3-u DAVID MILLER
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
VIZ GOD AND ~:

Oa hand, full supply Of all kinds Of ANrHEA-
CITE coal
ss- Coal kept in Goa! houses we'll screened before
d,lNery.
?"iG It's - the ton.
T"oI .Eii lia,. ,r.pky-,i. or arhvsr r,
nnw,i
rAGHy Li.H
! " IT I.nIi
The national Republican., 1861-08-26
NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR ,ss,.

NAVY DtrAmugvr.
BWcda # Irorisi,as a d iTyL,,o
.u.,pn pn,,n,,,.., huggt -, iSht
Beet and "P,opc.als fer Pork, Ms IN. sssa MAJ
ee, will be received ut this odace until . o cocI a
on Wcdncsi.y. the 25th day Of September ne 1T
i9r flrpi'hing and de'iyciiog free OF all cost and
rrk TO The United 5taiss, NJ The following lavy
The national Republican., 1861-08-26

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