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The national Republican., 1861-09-18
RY ). g. sicsUiHH q co., Auctioneer

SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD CASE GRAND PIANO
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEKEEPING
EFFECTS At PUBLIC AUCTION
On THURSDAY morning. September 10Th, at II
O'Clock, at house No 8,5 leven b street, teiw.en
aud NJ, we shall sell he FurLi ure snd fscts of =
gentlen an d.c ining housekeel Ing. oompri Ing
superior ioeewo,d case seven. .Icave Grand Piano
Suit Of .ol walnut g. cen Velvet covered Parlo,
Furniture co sis'ing Of Sofa, two arm and
four Psrlor hairs
Rosewood Marols lop Tables, whatnot
hush and Cane. Seat I hair, noe kers
Giii Frame, Mattel, ana Pier Gases
lama and Lace /, urtai SAD Ornice
kiegaht - Velvet arptts, Vsivet Stair Carpet
Mating, and Oh Goth
Oak Hat Tree, tall Lhaird
Super or solid Walnut sideboard, with full marble
top
Walnut Extension able, Lounges
Ertnvh china Dinner and Tea Ware
Silver plated Castor.. Table Cutlery
Blo,k Tin Chaftug Dishes and Dill. Covers
q ass ware, Walters, Clo.k
Jenny Li"d and French Bedsteads wardrobes
Ma ble.top essing Bureaus. Wa 'bstaud.
Superior Hair Matt eases, Feather Beds, Bols srs
and Pillows wv
Wheeler h wills N Sewing Machine, "a very supe
rior Instrument
Cooking ana other Stoves
log tier with the usual assortment of Kitchen
quisit,s
Terms cash in current funds.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE CO.,
bePi'-td Auctoneers.
The national Republican., 1861-09-18
Attempted Burglary In Georgetown.

About five O'Clock Monday afternoon, Mrs.
Williamson, who r. sides at the corner of Cav
and Green streets, Georgetown, discovered Il
man In one ofthe upper bedrooms of her house
The other members of the family, excepting
the female servant, were all cut ut the time.
ing not to observe the movements Of the bur.
gar, Mrs. W. cautiously passed up 10 the door
Of the room, locked II, and then started out
and gave the alarm. Officers Lpscomb, of the
MetrOpolitanPulice, and Delzell, of the old DO.
lice force, were soon on hand, and, oa entering
the room, discovered the intruder snugly en-.
sconced in bed. He was ar ested, taken 10
the guard.house, and gave his anne rs Thomas
hacky. He is an lrishrnan, about 80 years Of
aye. and Is discharged soldier of Company d,
N. Y. Goth regiment A large amount OF wei.
ry was found on his person, which he had SO.
cured whilst in the house. He was sent to jail
for court, by Justice Reaver, yesterday morn.
Ing.
The national Republican., 1861-09-18
THE ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN MONTGOMERY AND


CHICAGO, Sept. l6.-The Leavenworth papers
OF III" 1lth give the following account of the
late engagement between Generals Rains and
Montgomery.
On the I'd instant, 600 rebels under General
Rains, approached Fort Scott, and seized 80
mules belonging to the Government, killing the
teSmsler.
messenger was dispatched to Montgomery,
who had 500 men. He pursued Rains eleven
miles, killing several Of his men, when. coming
on the main body of the enemy, battle com.
menced the rebels having cannon, and Mont.
gomery one howitzer only.
The fight lasted two hours, when Montgomery
slowly reireated, keeping up II running fight
until nightfa. The enemy's force is reported
by prisoners at 2 900 to 5000.
Twenty.three negroes have been declared
free under Gen. Fremont's proclamation, being
the property of leading rebels.
Col. Cook, with 800 regulars left Fort Lar
annie on the Sd inst. for Leaveuworth.
The national Republican., 1861-09-18
Washington, September lG.
The CRY il. st,ll thew Come :

And all we Can hear IL, " War war war y,
But for my part am tired Of the old story Of war
sut, oh Mrs Brown, have you heard the very
ia'sst nswsf No. Why: SMITH, No. 480 Seventh
.treet: has Just received q new stock of FALL
CLoTHlNG Of every description, and he Offer to
knack OF selling his goods at lower ra, e. than The
other stores. How he dues II, do not know But
ior my part, can assure you, Mrs B, own, that he
Darksbly low prices. 1 advise all to call n,
SMITHS, No 400 Seventh street, opposite Post
Once, and look at hs New Sioux, aud they will be
convinced that what Mrs. Jones said, La SO.
aug 3U-8m
The national Republican., 1861-09-18
By WALL d BARNARD M A"e''o"ssr'.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABZE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT WEBSTER CITY, IOWA.

BY virtue OF deed OF I ust dated necsnber %
1860, aid reco ded In book Of NOR cages on pag,
G9 ,ne Of the land record for W ebstsr CITY Hamil
ton county, Iowa, the undrIsgnsd will sell, pub
lie suction, to the highest bidd, r, ut the Auction
Room, No SIT ennsy ivania avenue, on Satu day
the 2 tn day OF SepteHLbr ls6i, at O'Clock r. NJ
all ;h.s. pieces parcels ground Il uate and lyip,
IN said Webster City aud known and described u
being lots seven aud eight, S) In block five 10
OF Young's additions to Webster City, Hamilts,i
county Iowa, and the improvements thereon, con
.lstng OF substantial stone structure or brewery
being the same property offered for n by me o.,
the Iith OF August, instant and the purchaser he,
of not having com ied with the terms of sale II will
be resold, above at the risk and cost Of said de
taulting purchaser.
Terms o, e.half cash, payable on the spot at tn.
sale, or the property will be offered anew and the
balance In negotiable notes roved Uy the trustee
at four and six months date, with int.res,
An abstract OF the title can be seen ut the Auction
Room.
Unless the cash payment Is made on the spot, Al,
the SAFE aud the tern,s fully complied with the
Trustee reserves the right 10 resell Immediately al
inglop, d. c., Aug Esd, 1851.
8. COLE, Trustee.
WALL BARNARD
aug zs-td Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1861-09-18
ICON nluulcated.l

-, II g commendable act, upon the part of the
New York ho els, In reducing their prices so AS
to meet the exigencies Of the times, and mi pht
be favorably recommended to the hotels of our
city. The immense display of military together
with the quiet security guaranteed by our fort
inca',ons, and the dets srmination Of tho Federal
army to protect the capital at all hazards, should
Ill our hotels 10 over1owing with Union.lovirg
people OF both sexes. The same will apply to
the Keepers of private boarding houses. Re.
duce> y our prices, and fill every corner of your
house with guests, and cnnseu euuently your mock.
cts with money. "a nimble penny" &c.
EDWARDS.
WdShtnqtOn, SeDte1nLpr l6
The national Republican., 1861-09-18
Navy Yard,

There was nothing Of material interest at the
navy yard yesterday, save the atrivai OF the
United States steamer Pocahontas from down
the river.
The steamer Wyandank is loa ded with stores;
hsr destinat on not known.
Captain Dove, late IN command of the Poca.
hontas, attached. to the Potomac notlla, has,
we learn. been accused OF acting contrary to
orders, in going on shore, &c. Whatever may
be the facts, he will soon be afforded an opp"r.
tunfty to vindicate himself, n court Of inquiry
having been appointed to examine into the
case. II consists Of Captains Lavellette, Pen.
dergast, and Morris, and will sit at the Wash.
ington navy yard. . ~
The national Republican., 1861-09-18
JOSEPH II. BARRETT,
Commissioner.

urLMcOLDs BU HU FOR THE BLADDER
IL HEL IDOL IS But III ior The Kiansys
hELMBOL D. BUCHU Tor the Gravel
HELMBOl D'S BU' HU 7 Drop.y
HE MBOLDS y. ClIU for nervousness
HELMBOLD'S BU, HU Tor L s. of Sight
HELMBOLDS BUCHU for Dimn.sG II Vision
HELMkOLD's BUCHU Tor DificuIt Brvathing
HELMBOLD's BUr HU for v ,ak N.rvus
uELMboLI 'S bUCH for Obstr uctivEs.
hkLMBoLD's BUCHU ior Exec s,S arising from
Ind secretion and Discas, OF the
SEXUAL rGANS,
Existing In Il her SIX, from whatever cause orig
mated, ana nn mnttpr al HOW LONG STANDING.
hELMB Ids EN iRht hCthU Is pleasant
In It's taste aid odur and IN mu late In iis &C ion
Price 81 Yer bottle or sIX Tor 50 lehNered TO any
address, accompal 1, d by reliable certificates.
DeIot lU4 South Tenth Str,et, Philadell hia.
sept b--Sm
The national Republican., 1861-09-18
Tho Police Com,nfssIoners.

The commissioners Of the Metropolitan Police
had another meeting at the City Hall yeste day
afternoon, when all the members we're present
The allowance for forage, shOeipg, use OF
horses, and wear and tear Of equipments, for
the mounted police of the county, was fixed at
$3.50 per annum for each man.
The following persons were designated for
trial upon the Metropolitan Poice, to fll exist.
ing vacancies;
Parolmen-Flf,h Preoinct--sscond Ward
Henry z: De Scheele, in place of 8. P. Robert.
son, r. H. Abbot, and W. d. Edwood declined.
sixth PreciDct--Third Ward Albert W. John
son. Eneas Reynolds, Albert ever, and Rich.
ard j. Boall, In place of J. Ward, J. B. Newlin,
J. 4. selfert, and e. W. q. Eslin. declined.
W.Grant, Alph0nso T. Dom, Charles W. TIL, MP.
son, Bsnjarlin +. Morris, John r. Lynch, James
McColgan, and Frank Miller, in place of T. l..
Frazier, F. Peaster, J. h. Howlitt, W. Rnggold,
and b. Robey, declined, and P. McGrath, and
Eighth Preonot-Fifth ward.-Franklin H.
Sage and Thomas Carraher, in place of W. H.
eligible.
Ninth Precinct-sxth ward.-Philip Hsrbin,
Nokes, J. +. Cook, and J. Lasky, declined.
Tenth Precinct-Seventh Ward.-Jaoob D,
Hutton, James R Narrower, VIM. Gibson, Chas
W. Harman, and Chas. B. Ashton, in place OF r.
+. McGee, J: V. Dulin, ". T. Lenoir, J. R.
Pierce, ard 7. Humphrey, declined:
ton, In place Of W. H. Hamilton, declined.
Ninth Precinct.-C. G. Clark in place of G,
W. NOkes. declined.
Tenth Precinct.-J. D. Hutton, In place Of r.
F. McGee, declined. =
The persons who are named above for trial
will present themselves to the Superintendent nj
OF Policerat his office in the City Hall without
delay, and take the oath Of office.
The national Republican., 1861-09-18
80nt 90 jail.

Fanny Cook, recently from Baltimore, was
fully committed to jail yesterday morning, for
stealing q watch from Mr.. vassai, on Twelfth
strset.. She was engaged as domestic from
charitable motives on the part of the family,
and, pleading headache, laid down in a room
where there were two watches-one belonging
to Mr.. Vassal. and one to an army officer One
OF these waiches-a galvanized one-she took
ana sold to negro, named James Mason, for
one dollar. Fanny was committed to Jail by
Justice Clark, to await her trial, and warrants
nave been issued for the arrest Of Mason, who
is at camp in the vicinity -.
The national Republican., 1861-09-18
THREE PRIvATEERs CRUISING ON THE EouA

ToR-BUENos AYREs UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
The 6arque Convoy, Captain Woudw ard, from
Buenos Ayres, arrived at New York, bring ny
dates to July "a. The country wasin very
uhsettied condition. Martial law had been pro
claimed in BuenOs Ayres, and it was expected
daily that Gen. Urqulza would ma rch into the
city ut the head ot an army. Produce was
scarce and commanding high prices -four wa.
selling at twenty:tour Spanish dollars per
oarrel. Captain W. reports, August 20, when
In lat deg. 20 min. N, Ion. 80 deg. SO min
spoke British brig from Bahia for Now YORK
VINO reported three privateers cruising on the
eqator; also September Ia, when in lat. 3s deg
Il min., lon. u scg . min., spoke schooner
revere, from NJ riolk, in charge of II United
States naval officer AS prize, in attempting t.
run the blockade (by the United States irigate
cumberland or Bainbridge) The prize was
bound to New York.
The national Republican., 1861-09-18
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.

FREDERICK, September 7.-Not more than
twenty.f members of the two Houses had
arrived mere this morning. An adjournment
VIII take place till tomorrow. The impression
Is that they viii be unable to transact business
ior want or quorum, number of the seces
sion members having been arrested, and others
OF that class not caring to keep their brethren
prison company.
The national Republican., 1861-09-18
DIED,

On the l7th instant, after n short but painful
illness, which he bore with Christian fnrttud.
ana resignation, JOHN II: DAVIS, In the 10Th year
of his age, formerly of Charles county, Md, bu,
for the last eight years a resident of this city.
His friends and acquantances are requested
10 attend his funeral on 10 morrow, Wednesday,
the 18th instant, at O'Clock, at his residence
on street south, between Third and Four.
and.a.half streets, Island.
The national Republican., 1861-09-18
Dead.

Mr.. Charles Werner, so well known as a res.
taurantkeeper, died night before last IRON in.
juries received by the kick Of horse several
weeks since. The funeral will take place II,
three cl, ok this afternoon. and will lie At.
tended by Capt, Geary's company of Kentucky y
Cavalry, OF which he was i member at th0
time OF his death. w Wv
1t ID rather II singular coincidence, that the
favorite horse ridden by Mr.. Werner got its Ter
broken below the knee, and died about tSs
same time with its master. '0
The national Republican., 1861-09-18
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auc,ion..r,
HOUSEHULD AND KITCHEN FIR
NITURE AT AUCTION

On "WEDNESDAY the 18th instant we hall sell.
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ at the 10 iuence of Mrs 4. ID
Fifth streets north, good assor ment Of Furniture
viz:
Mahogany Sofa, Marble. top Dress and other Blu.
reaus
Mahogany Sidsboard, Painted wardrobes and
v ashstauds
Mahogany Dining, Breakfast, Card, and other Ia
blts "
:, Maple Cottage, and other Bedsteads, Feather
Beds, aud Mattresses
Three ply and other CARPETS, Oilcloth, and Mat.
ting
Chii "a, Glass, and Creckery Ware, and Clock
Cooking, Air Tight AID Other Stoves with n
good ,ot Of kiichea Re4u'stes, and many other ar.
,icles which we deem unneot ssary to enunneIa a,e.
Terms ash in Srecie.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
sop lost Auction. era
The national Republican., 1861-09-18

Whitehurst, 434 Pennsylvania avenue, has
the largest collection of hk enesses of distin.
guished men in this country; is selling views Of
military encampments, &c. See his card pho.
t0graphs, suitable for sending in letters. Like.
nesses of many of the slain at the recent bat.
Tie can be obtained at this gallery. Go to White.
hursts and obtain likeness before going TO
the battle field. aug2-lmeods
The national Republican., 1861-09-18
FROM BOSTON,

Boston, Sept. le.-Gen. Butler had an inter.
view view To-Day with Gov. Andrew and Senator
Wilson, and will Immediately set about Raising
six New England regiments for special service,
A mass meeting viii probably De held In iur.
therance of the object.
The schooner Jos Nickerson was seized to.
day under the oonhscation act.
The national Republican., 1861-09-18
FROM CHICAGO.

Chicago, Sept. 10 The Tribune of this morn.
ing contains a severe article On the Presidents
letter to Gen. Fremont, saying 1t takes away
the penalty Of rebellion, and leaves the war a
The Post, an Independent Journal, also con.
demrs the lettec, saying It will have bad effect
In Missouri, and that backward steps now will
lead to no good result.
The national Republican., 1861-09-18
LArec cav.

Yesterday morning Lawrence Finn, of the
eighth infantry, was taken 10 the Office of Jus.
tce Donn, by Lieutenant R. mington, and given
up to the civil authorities for trial upon
charge OF stealing a watch from John Connor.
He WAS committed to Jail for trial at the De.
cember term Of the Criminal Court.
The national Republican., 1861-09-18
Another Color Presentation.

A stand Of cnlors, which has been purchased
by number of ladies' residing on Capitol Hill,
ana which are intended for presentation to the
arrived In this city.
The national Republican., 1861-09-18
w HITE mEhCEH POTATOhs-
" PRIME, RIPE, sND MEALY

NJ At LOWEST MARkkT PRICEs
- 10 QUARrEkMASrERSO OF REGIMENTS
lou tou want 70 Aeep your men healthy you cannot d,
inns wilhout giving Them good Potatoes. Thes.
you can get At eteel Il Co y, $50 renLsylyanIu
avenue, corner of second stree
~ GkOCERS.-YOu want to please your Gus
toners, and induce them to call again and recon
uend your stock to their friends. Then cali II,
steel Il Co ., and buy what Potatoes you IL, ed
either iOr your own consumption or for sale They
are warranted to please.
To bOTkL AND RESTAURANT KEEPERS
10 you want to please your guests and tickle their
pila'esS Then buy youe POt4tOes of Steel L Co
ny doing 50, three parties will be beneGted-ihe
seller, the buyer, aud the consumer.
ONO, Indiana, and Kentucky money In good
standing, taken ut par.
j. W STEEL CO.,
bS6 fennsyivania avenue, corner Of Second street,
(Old Sentinel Otlice)
eub TStarl
The national Republican., 1861-09-18
Improving.

Mr.. F. ". Walker, who WAS stabbed few
davsngo, IN Maryland, is much better, although
suffering much pain. Mr.. W while in Mary
land, collected a large amount of valuable in.
FORMATION, which has been handed over to the
proper authorities. His wife has arrived, and
IL now with him.
The national Republican., 1861-09-18

FORMATION OF A U;;IoN CAMP IN TENNESSEE
,,;L LouisoMe, Septen Der A.AThe Chattanooga
lTenn.) Gazette of the llth instant saws thai n
Union camp was forming about ten miles north
OF Chattanooga. A huge Union flag had bee n
raised with sword suspended over it. About
ularly. ''e
The national Republican., 1861-09-18

WANTED-une or Two Rooms, by "a
W. single g. ntleman, with or without board in
small family occupying modern house, with bath
room Reference gwen and required. Addr.s IS
IN, ,ON" " at the Natiosal kepu6lioa uflce.
Those who h Ibur secessionists or bedbugs
need not respond sep is
The national Republican., 1861-09-18
The elebra,io.. Last Evenina.

The celebration of the anniversary of the
signing Of the Constitution OF the United States,
and the delivery Of Washingtons Farewell Ad.
dress, which oame of last night at the Thir.
teenth street Baptist church, was very largely
attended. The address Of Prof. Amasa McCoy.
which occupied over IN hour in the delivery,
was very able and interesting one, and list.
ened TO with great attention throughout.
The national Republican., 1861-09-18
A Spanish Doc u ,nent.

We have been informed, on authority un.
Questionable, that the reported procl ,maton of
the Captain General of Cuba Is spurious. No
has been made.
The national Republican., 1861-09-18

NOTES
l. OF ALL DEMONSTRATIONS
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We will deposit In the United States Treasury
here or in New ork, without charge, all sums no,
lers man nifty dollars for parties wishing 10 invest
IN Three Year Treasury Notes, bearing 7 $40 inter
est.
swELNY. RITTENHoUsE, FAINT SEQ
yep ll't. Bankep, No. 862 Penn. avenue.
7 IBRARY OF CONGRESS-,
- September 9, 1861.
Notice Is hereby given that the Library OF Con.
gress will not be open until the lst OF October ne
JOHN g. STEPHENSON,
sep io-u Librarian.
The national Republican., 1861-09-18
HgLMBOLD,s PyrRACr Rucur,

HEIMBOLD'S F1TRACT BUCHU!
HnLHsolD's. "A, AAor BuoHu,
HELMBoLp's LXIkACr suc.u
HHELMsytD,s HiLMs,,I.ISs ttxxEk4oS txT4SS RTSHE,
n. positive and specific remedy ior oi..sses oftts
ssisssSSsI, sissSsIr, kkiian.y:, kian.yy:, Gravel Bro, :.
bladder, BLADDER, kk,saa.,s, Gravel, B"tppy,
SSsss4sis !Sss4s!s wEAkssssss,, w kkssss, ''''
AND b9zXGtHNIG XtH bi wEaAKSEss
| SEXUAL t,rssns S ~ EASES on THE
ss:s:i .s: S::n :.: s::s. s:s.i S,.:,: So,.:.:
Sexual SSrs.n Srss s.1.I s.u. Srs.n
Sexual 9rsars sexual Organs. sxS.i sexual s.n:'
arissny rom sxcesses, early iHdscretions' ..s,.'
charges whether existing .si"'ns Il ali 'n
| Maze or emaie Male or r.u
III. or C, Ms,e r. m IT,
lTHA FAcr long since estabIshed, th.t n..S.' sis:
sSae,ns With any oisesr. Of these organs A.. Affect,
enes 70 r, nssn m ano nsn,ai wsrs, and expert
oe iound: Indi position kxertion Los Of M.morx
DfinSnl,y Of Brtsthi.s, General Weakness, Horrst
Death, Night sw.ats Cold Feet aEsfulnsr n,,o. =!
mes Of ision Lsnsuor, Uu,yersl Lslciiude Of the
nusSa'tE sSsi &, sy,sm SheS Enormous App.ts with
Body Dryness Of the Skin, PlIhd Countsnsnc. and
trup'i9ns on the Face Pans in the Back, H. svinsss
Del
the Eyes, with ttmporary Sunui m snd -,
sight want Of Att nti.n, great MOBILITY, Kettles
M ,n.di htse IT, mp.oms n aowed to go on, which
o. nsuer, fataty ana EiaieltG f,is.
Who can say that these .xc.sses aye not frequently
CONsUMPTIINS he records Of th. in.an. ana a.xi
lums, and tn. melancho deaihs by , Oh. um tion,
Dear aRs n.'' p x se + a. 6T
c.uss they may have atd from ms;.er %na'sfsr
How Long staDdns, Low Long 5 anSins'
=. How ons standing, How .ons Standing.
little, II any, change Of diet
Is pleasant Ia ita taste and odor,
And Immediate IN It's action
" You srt suffering with any OF the above distress
im0CTRE TnE REMEDY AT ONCE,
PROCURE THE REAkDY AT ONCE
PROCURE 7IfE REMEDY AT ONrE
HELABDLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
A. q medicine VIII .h mut benefit ever, body from
:, he simply delicate to the confined AID dsspsirns
NO HQ6AL IS ~ BE FUUND,
NO EQHAL l., TO BE FOUND.
rroe per oStir Or for ssi delivered to any ad
H. T. nELMBoLD,
Depot, lC4 So tn Tenth trest,
below Chestnut, Phiiadeiphia.
Describe symptoms III all c. .mnunicst,uis
BEXyARE BENZ JStS;E,Pfe,.Hs,T;E,.aFE ,GPfe,uHT;E.aFE5Fs n.
W M eLueaSor " uirpOe - OF 1hkfR OWN " and
OTHER ARTicLks ON THE RkPUrAIios OBTAINED n
helmbold's Genuine Pr paratlons.
Ex,ract buchu,
SarsaI arilla,
Improved RISE wash
Sold by 2 D GILMAN
KDM ELL LAWRENCE
.. B. WAITE,
y. q. Y, RID,
>. b. VILE,
b. kNIWISTLE,
And BY all Druggists ever where.
Ask for He mboid'~ Tske no other. Cut cut the
advertise ment aid send for it, and avoid imposition
anu eAPo uIe. eept b-m
The national Republican., 1861-09-18
Flag Presentation.

- The ladies' OF Washington, through General
Burnett, Of New York, presented a beautiful
nag to the Putnam Rangers, of this CITY, on
Monday, which was received, in neat and An.
proprlate speech, by Capt. Thistleton. 1t was
a very pleasant affair throughout.
The national Republican., 1861-09-18
THREATENED ATTACK ON pApucAu

Cairo, September l6.--A deserter from The
rebel camp at COlu bus, KY, reports that on
Friday last the rebels, numbering lO, 900. under
Gen: Johnston, had marching orders. Their
destiIation was Pa ucah. He also reports tha,
1en. ThompsOn's forces are at Belmont. Mo.
The national Republican., 1861-09-18

/ OsT.-Tw0 Hoses and Two Buggies,
- hired b. sergeant Seaman aud sergeant ouns
81 cue lwenlyHs.x re2nenI, New York vo)untr erS.
one little Bay Siare and Black Top Buggy, striped
I'd nearly L,w
n Also, Sorrel Horse attached to a Black Top
nnutgy, with dog PANT on he eide of Buggy
ths, liable reward viii be paid fer any iuiorma Ion
as ~ may iead 10 Recovery Uf said Buggies aud
no nSJs,s or returned to my stable, corner or Sixth
sep l7-3t+ w n NITIEP
The national Republican., 1861-09-18
Reviewing tho Troops,

General Mcclellan and staff spent the entire
day in Virginia yesterday. Several brigades
were reviewed at Fort Ellsworth by the z. n.
eral. Secretaries Seward and Cameron were
also present during the day, accompanied by
their families.
The national Republican., 1861-09-18

SsI.-oh Thursday, September I2th.
LID tween' 'he Pust Ofioe an Seventh and ID streets.
a small poeket6o x, containing sl6 in bank olls and
something oV' Sl3 in liver. The inder viii be lib
orally rewarded by returning it at The house OF Rev
Joseph hammet' OF Columbia College
The national Republican., 1861-09-18

CEALND PROPOSALS, iii the 25th OF
- September, lSo', ,atl clock NJ" are vtei ior
iurni hing the Subsistence Del arImeht with 100 tons
Of HAY.
The Hay to be delve"yd in Washington ut such
place as the Government may direct.
The quail to be equal 10 the beat, and to consist
OF Iiinoihy and clover mixed
The Cover rnment YES TO itself the right to re.
ject all any the bids, for any caur. t ma
think proper Payment for said Hey 10 be made In
Treasur notes, II Government desi rs 10 do 10
The Hay TO be iurni he'd In bales of IL ON l5o 10
400 lbs, and the weight Of WOO and wire used 40
ling TO be deducted "
The bl1s TO We directed to Captain A BECK
wIrii c. s., u 3. and endorsed " Proposals.
Tor Hay" Zen 10
The national Republican., 1861-09-18

I OST.-A large Pocket-Book, with six pockets
- filled with military and pension papers, belong.
railroad Depot The hinder will be rcws rded Dy
eaving II At this office. sep9-tf'
The national Republican., 1861-09-18
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note accordingly.