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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21
GREAT UNION MEETING AT NEWARK.


The citizens of Essex County, MI, turned out
most nObly YESTERDAY afternoon in response TO call
for public meeting Of citizens irrespective Of party
who are favorable to vigorous prosecution OF the
WAR and the speedy suppression of the rebellion. The
meeting tosk placcn Military Park where spacious
stand was erected for tho Of the speakers and OH
Gers. Long before the hour Of commencing mass OF
people began 70 assemble, with Iiew oil securing an
eligible posiron, as great sesie was manifested 10
listen 10 the w0fts OF council from the Hon. Daniel s.
Dickinson.
Gaily decorated wagons, many Of them drawn by
four and six horses and fregf&ed with delegations
from Believile. Bloomfield, Orhge and other places
both IN aud cot Of the county came VA one after the
other and swelled the asssmblsse to several thousands
All Of the wagons were decorated with American 1ags
and banners containing appropriate inscriptions.
The stand was occupied by about 100 Of the most
prominent men in tho count, and STATE some, who
have fought each other politically for life time, con-
graduated each Other that they now stand on one and
the same platform forgetting oil political differences,
and ready TO work side by side for the preserve
ton VI tho Union The ladies we're present. TOO, III
gTeat numbers and the scene etner Was most pieas-
ant and gratifying.
Shortly after D. M the meeting called 10 order
By MIR. Joseph p. Bradley and on. his motion Cspt.
Ezra Nye was elected President, and list OF about
40 Niec-Presdents and Secretaries. Capt Nye
thanked the meeting fos the great honor conferred upon
him. lie gratiiod 10 zee that all party platforms
we're being knocked away, and he had not the least
doubt ~ 10 the Ultimate success Of the Union cause.
The Rev. Dr. Fish, Of the First Baptist Church Of
forcd up fervent prayer, and asked the Divine bes-
sing upon all who engaged in the effort to restore
the country more 10 peace and prosperity After
series OF resolutions passed, stirring ana eio-
quent speeches were made by Judge Nan Malta, OF
Morris Comfy, the Hon. Daniel 5. Dickinson. Mr..
Frcnenuysen and others. and the meeting adjourned
about dusk. II is oviisnt that the Peace party ~
Essox is thoroughly .shcu vat rat least VIII chow
| ihef but feebly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21
l,,T5-g. SIS smARPsHooTERs.

BeTJs5E 81 hooters gave highly satisfactory
evidep,. - th, f this afternoon at their encamp-
ment. L,.t. d ) jousy been reviewed By the Presi-
dent. .s,.ag ii, many spectators were Secretaries
Seward me 4 and Smith, Assistant Secretary
Lott N s;pee Joinville and son, and bis nephews,
Gen,-al, Dow b and Mansfield, and other military
officers. en-. S,Clellau and staff and body-guard
were on 50 ront during the firing, which was at
distance - jOv yfds. Two hundred and sixty shots
were fire. The Ia being completely riddled. The
President uade a5 eA7ellent shot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21
ATTEMPT TO LAUNCH A
GUNBOAr

BosTos, Friday, Sept 20, 1861.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to-day TO launch
the new gunboat Huron, constructed by Paul Curtis,
owing to AN accident 10 the ways. She will be launched
tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21
CALIFORNIA TRUE TO THE UNION.
STAMFORD ELECTED GOVERNOR.
THE LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN,.
SEIZURE OF CONTRABAND VESSELS.
Arrival of Emigrauts from Texas
UEpLORsBle CONDITION OF That STATE.

Special Di,pa.ch TO The n Y. Tribune.
San FRAEcIsco, Friday Sept s. 1851.
The State of California. in the election just
closed, hiss proved herself true to the Union,
and expressed, in emphatic terms, her con-
demnation Of the wicked rebellion.
Leland Stanford. the Union Republican eand-
date for Governor, is elected by 5000 plurality.
Both Houses of the Legislature are Republican.
The vote in this city was $1,000, of which BIZ.
Stanford received / 900.
Patriots Of the Atlantic States Your brothers
Of the Pacific shore meet you with these glad
tidings and wish you God-speed in the sacred
cause of the Union, the Constitution, aud the
Enforcement Of the Bpws.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21
NOTHING IMPORTANT FROM FORTRESS
MONROE

FoR1EEis MOsRos Thursday, sept, TO- 1861,
Via Baltimore, Sept. 20.
The Old Point boat has arrived, bat brings no new
Of Importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21
To the Aiocirsed Press.


w4sHISeTos Friday. sspt. 20 1851.
CIVILIZED WARFARE.
ARGENT order Of Gen. McCellan declares that firing
enemys pckets is contrary TO the usaqes of civ
izsd nations. lie therefore orders that there shall he
no rg on their pickes uniesit becomes necessary
resist them advance return a FIRE commenced by
them.
A COMPANY OF INFANTRY FROM HAWAII.
company Of infantry has been rendered to the
Government from the Hawaiian Isiandr and accepted
Ii cOnsisis Of American emigpsns and native Hawaii
ans. Il is expected 70 soon ~ the news Of the
Acceptance reaches tie Islands.
sERENADE.
COmyeay il OF the 9Th United States Cavalry were
serenaded last night by the volunteer bands OF Gen.
Smiths division. This was farewell compliment, the
company being transferred to another locality
COT. Young AND kENTUcKY CAVALRY.
No definite action has yet been taken in the case Of
Col. Young, respecting his appointment to tie COM
nand Of regiment Of Kentucky cavalry. cd
THE REBEL ADVANCE on WASHINGTON.
This ia the day fixed by the Richmond papers Tor the
advance Of BesnFegard Washington but there were
a" signs up 70 noon to-day OF such movement. the
P"S'uohs OIL the tive armies remain unchanged.
COLORADO CAVALRY
es'n.eot OF cavalry is authorized to be raised in
coorado Territory. One Of is leading citizens says Il
WIZ faEnisl three or four ifnecessary.
ARMS FOR STATE TROOPS.
a nalabtr Of prominent gentlemen are now here.
Their basines IL connected with the supplying Of arms
70 regneais n the respective stsies,
tl gro $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21
PICKET-FIRING.

This afternoon our pickets near Vanderwerk-
ems were fred upon by Rebel pickets. They
replied, wOunding two aud capturing two pistols
and saber. At sunset parties Of the enemy
were discovered and fired upon our men, who
still hold their position.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21
RESERVATIONS.

We published on the 18th ult., list of 225
officers who had resigned since July u. Since
that was published, the following designations
haze been accentel;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21
one of whom was lAerated from Fort McHenry

one Of whom was Eherated from Fort Mcienry
g short time since, we.a on board of her.
While the Rescue was fassag Matthias Point,
90 cavalry fred at her from Gouse, 70 whom
shs replied with several shells, two of vli"h
burst IN the house. TIE rebels mounted and rode
away The Captain, who has examined the
Point, says there is no battery or earthworks
tbsrs, Some 800 soldiers were in the vicinity.
One Of the fifteen contra snds brought up the
river to-day, who lived near, makes the same
report.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21
SPEECH on Mr.. DICkINs0y.

Me. PRssmENT AND MY FELLow-CrrzEss: Yea
need not DO surprised II you iod me little deficient
IA voice, already considerably exercised befor anoshc
assembly. lhave been campaigning little az the Fast;
have spoken recently at Bridgeport TO large and en-
thusiaStie meeting. have spoken 81 Hartford, the
Capital oil my native Stase, where two handred years
ago the people seized the charter of their liberties ana
concealed il IN the I'D Charter Oak, 70 save It from
peIishipg and where they propcfe now 70 seize their
countrys Constitution and bury il III their own near a,
10 ssyeit from destruction Cheers. nave spoa ev
under iriswold stained and shattered Walls WI ere
an ArnoM who betrayed his country ana inHssa tred
his countrymen, and burnt the town, YET rei nem-
bcred by an with that terrible exeerailon quo 10 traI-
ora Applause have to-day returned nom New;
from Newark, n j.. within half en- hour whe re there
are few Uessans left yet lsaugh,efl and Very lew
Teooi' and cheersl, growing small by de- nees ana
bssSTaIfniIy less iaaghter1 And every where 81,
a a me Great masses rallying up 9Th pcpe,
or hoart with will with determina' iai. which
a seen in Ell my varied experience IN puoi
ass;ys literally III Is time in the popular near.
wbcb be political kings and prophets might ,,l have
soOgbt. but rever found. Cheers. we all under
s,"pJ What oneation is before u.s. ~ " oiyding ,ne
country ITO parties-it is not sustaining old pae~'
for the Foundation Of the political deep broken up
- - Aes Righth PAGE
The national Republican., 1861-09-16
fRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT Webster CITY, IOWA.

By virtue of . deed Of tsust dated December as
1880 and recorded 10 book one Of mortgages page
$40, one Of the land records for Webster Cty Hamfl
ton county, Iowa, the undersigned will sell pub
lic suction, to the highest bidder, at the Auction
Room, No siI ennsyiyan avsnne, on saturday
all those pieces parcels Of ground suate and lying
IN said Webster City, and known and described a.
being lots seven ~ and eight, (s) IN block Eve 10y
Of Youngs additions to Webster City, Haniltsn
county, lows, and the Improvements thereon con.
ssting Of substantial btOne structure or brewery
being the sans property offered for 10 . by me on
the nth Of August instant and the purchaser there
Of not having complied with the terms Of sale will
6e resold as above, at the rsk and cost Of said de
faulting purchaser. ....' .... IT,
Term. Ons.half cash, psyab 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 Of the title be seen ct the Auction
Room.
UaleAs the cash payment 10 made on the spot, al
the sale, aud the terms fully complied with the
Trustees reserves the right to resell Immediately Ut
the rsk and cost Of the defaultng purchaser. Wash
ington, d. c., Aug. SD, 1891.
8. COLE, Trustee.
WALL h BARNARD,
aug 2-td Apctioneers.
The national Republican., 1861-09-16
sep 1871
DIX GREEN 4 WILLIAMs, Asetlsss.r.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNE
TRRE PIANO IQRTE. Ge IT 4EpIION

EXCELLENT HOUSEAOLD AND KITCHEN FURNE
TYRE, PIANO FORTE. de 1T 4VpT4oN,
On MONDAY, the l6I6' instant, at 10 e'olook A.
NJ, we shall sell, ut the late residence Of Abner
Young, deSeAs.d, No, ~ {, between Ninth and
Tenth 5'Sssts an excellent assartment Of Furniture
ans nah agapy oass Plano Forte, made by Knabs
2 fine Gothic, gilt frame, French pla'e Pier Mir
Iors, with marble brackets-gis'ses "a by Is
Mahogany Sofas, Spring and Rocking Chairs. OF
tomAns
Fine Asnssl cls0t, aiFF4nds'ss, Vases, and orna
MHhossuy Dining, Pier, Gard, and Side Tables
Aarhls'toR Gentry Table, Mshogany Sideb0srd
Aahoka any French, Cottage, and other Bedsteads
Mahogany Dressing, and olher Bureaus, Wash
stands
Chiaa, Glass, and Crockery Ware, among which
are one 6ne gold band French China and one
Plated Tea and Coffee Set
Fsa.thfs Rsds' FAR and shaok Mattress, and Bed
MsSSsapy Hst;T'ee, Painted wardrobes, aud
QiIolOtRs, Fine Velvet Bru ssls, and other Ger
Refrigerator, Cooking and other Stoves,
With good lpt Of Kitchen kequisites, and many
other artielss which we deem unnecessary 10 emu
merate.
Terms cash, in 'pssdi: vuv ,,,,.y,
sept 4s-st Auctiosssrs
The national Republican., 1861-09-16
AUCTION IL <, 's,,ALEs..
Nv J. o. McoUIRn = co.. Auesion.er,,
TRUsrxrs SALE or LNPRoyxp PROPERTY.

BaiIy and wife, dated February 22d, 1850, and re
eordsd In hbsr J. A. g., No. i69, follos $50, Ac
shsll sell as trustee, on Thursday, August twenty
ninth, 1t clock, r, NJ in front Of The premises.
at public suction 70 the highest bidder, all that piece
of ground In the CITY OF Washington known a the
western half Of lot Married I'VE, (5) In square mum
beied Eve hundred aud thirty three, (533,) In tho
plat Of aid city the came having front Of twenty
eight (9s feet two (D inches on street north, and
2 Ane three story brick dwelling and brick stable
thereon. - DO ... .. .,H|
Terms. One third cash; the balance 10 equal in
stalmsnts at sig and twelve months secured by deed
oi trust on the premses II the terms Of sale not
complied with within avs days thereafter, the trus
tee eserves the rsht to resell ct the rk and cost OF
the defaulting purchaser a., 'h '' F."
All convey snotng at the ooet Of the purchaser.
N. BLAIR, Trustee.
u, JAS. O. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer.
~ The sbove sale IL rnavoida y post-
poned, on account Of the rain. until TAU UkSDAY
hext, September ffth same hour and place
4 - .'.. M BLAIR, Trustee.
JAS. O. MCGUIRE, 4 Co, ~
aug aO--dts -.- rs-t Auctioneers.
~ The above sale IL further postponed
uutil Thursday, October Sd, at the zane hour and
N. BLAIR, Trustee.
.E 4l '., JAS. @. NoGUlkE, CO,
sep 7-law&ds AuctIonecrs.
The national Republican., 1861-09-16
BY T EGRAPH,
LATER FROM EURoPE
m VAL OF THE
STE.lJMSAIP K.dN'0.AKOOyi
rhRtr MORE REo,aENrs TO % seMr TO
no i CANADA EoRvHWvHi r,
ANOTHER TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT

81. Johns, Sept. l5.-Ths steamship Kanga
roo, from Liverpool on the ltA tsssant, Oh
Queenstown on tho 9th, arrived OF Cape Race
yesterday afternoon. g., 20" ,7fnp'l
The political news is unimpoftaut. 'se y
England vas about to send three more rSei.
ments forthwith TO Canada. .... =" ~ 9,' w ?
Spies In the employ ment Of the Govsrnmsnl
at Washington were reported to be on board
ail the transatlantic steamers. ,. b. T.
Another terrible railroad accident had 90
CURED near London, by which thirteen psr
sons we're killed and my wounded. D.,ag I.
rHR MARKETS. .D III
Sales Of Cotton, Vt the Liverpool market, Tor
two days-Monday and Tussday-wsrs twenty
seven Thousand bales; the market closing un.
changed.
Bresdstuts better, and provisions quiet.
Consols, s2i092I.
The national Republican., 1861-09-16
The Military Telegraph.

The Government now have military tele
graph line around Washington and through the
camps, on 10th sides of the Potomac, connect.
ing Them all with the War Department.. Mr.. J.
GiInore, the eficient superintendent, has In
the last month opened fifteen new ofices, and
built eighty { ne miles of additional wire. The
whole number OF offices is thirty.three, exclu.
sive Of the Fortress Monroe and the Western
lines. Gen. Banks 10 now 10 hourly OOmmuni.
cation with the Department. Another Office 10
about to be in Gen. McClellsn's private resi-.
de nee.
The national Republican., 1861-09-16
The Register Of the Treasury.

l.. z. Cblttenden. the popular Register of the
Treasury, left us few weeks ago in feeble
health, and II was feared by his friends that he
would not he able again TO resume his duty.
He was at his post on Saturday, however, In
numerous friends, His improve emepi has sur.
prised all who knew his condition, which was
superinduced, probably, by over sxertiOn. and
only required relaxation to enable the system
TO recover its customary vigOr.
The national Republican., 1861-09-16
Over the River.

We learn, from q gentleman who returned
from across the Potomac late last evening. thai
everything WAS unusually Qaiet all d>5.
was yesterday arrested b, col. Kerrigan, acrosa
the river, and tatsn to the headquarters o
General McDswell. He was Immediately re-
leased, hoN ever. upon its being known who he
WAS.
There Was an unusual respect for the Sab.
bath yesterday, In all the encampments, owing
tothe recent order Of Gen. Mcclellan.
Captain Ingalls,, Of the regular army and
Comptroller Cuts, ventured yesterday beyond
The lines OF our ptckets, we're fred upon BY the
enemy, and came near being caught. :.
Two Of the rebel pickets, veutnring too near
our lines yesterday from Munson's Hill, were
desperately wounded or killed.
samuel Birch, living near Balls Cross Roads,
was oAptursd yesterday by the rebels also his
wife, son, and two dang ghters.
The national Republican., 1861-09-16
DIE D..

In Rockville. Maryland, on the lAth instant,
after brief illness, CHARLrs 8. FowLEa, Of this
Guy, aged Is years. The funeral will take
place from his late residence, No. I3O + street.
this morning At 10 O'Clock. The friends Of the
family are invited to attend.
On Saturday evening, the 18th instant, Csc A.
CRrrENDkN, aged seven unoG,hs and ten days,
the infant son os Y frederick A. and Annie E.
Stier. The funeral will take place this mon.
day. afternoon, at 8 O'Clock, from the corner of
Fifth and streets. The friends Of the family
are invi cd to attend. r.
baltimore and Frederick City papers please
The national Republican., 1861-09-16

Whitehurst, 434 Pennsylvania avenue, has
the largest collection Of likenesses Of distin.
guished men In this country; is selling views of
military encampments, 10. See his oard pho.
nesses OF many Of the slain at the recent bat.
ue can be obtained at this gallery. Go to White.
bursts and obtain = likeness before going TO
the battle field. aug pa-lmeOds
The national Republican., 1861-09-16
Board OF Health.

The Board Of Health met on Saturday morn.
ing, 10 take into consideration the subject OF
dead and diseased horses within the corporate
limits, public attention having been called n
tie matter by the large number of Government
horses now within the city limits. II was soon
ascertained, however, that the Board had NO
ing n new Baard 10 be elected every twelve
months, which has not yet been done. The
Mayor will probably nominate members for u
new Board at the meeting Of the Board Of Al.
dermen this afternoon.
The national Republican., 1861-09-16
MAYOR Rerrelf.

1t WSs currently rumored here yesterday,
that Col. Berrett, Is now in the city Of New
ette, upon certain conditions proposed by tho
Government, namely-to take the oath Of allie
giauce and resign the Office rs Mayor Of Wash
Ington We know not how much truth to at
tach to this rumOr, but his friends seem to
think such Ia the case, and that hs ID expected
10 arrive in WASHINGTON shortly.
The national Republican., 1861-09-16
LOCAL "a NEWS.
To AdvsrsIssrs.

Nsariy four thousand copies Of the Repvb.
Hca~ are circulated among ths floating populs.
tioa every day, ,bssidss thslargs number served
% regular ssbssribsrs. Advertisers vill taks
note sSoovdinsiy. nr a 7r .-I "anBu .
Dassasaly Ce.A.es e1sAs Rsbe s-Privats
abEi 1idnI ersPerty DsssreyeA. lru / .
N Welearn that about one O'Clock on Saturday
morning the rebels made an attack upon our
pickets near Balls Cross Roads. The house OF
Mr.. B. Hall being occupied by our piokets, the
enemy. with howitzer, some distance west OF
The pssmisss arsd upon the house with shell
doing any injury. Ater the firing Of sevsfa
shells, our pickets retired 10 Mount Oliyei
church, towards BalI's Gross Roxds The hrina
was discontinued. and the FEDERAL pioksts agair
Insurgents very o. atiously advanced 70 within
a short distance OF the house, and opened An
upouit. Our ptcksts again retired TO the church
where taey vere met By General Wadsworth,
con coming % shsr assistance with reinforce ments.
rAliying ory a. though they were trying 70 i'm.
ttate the Indian war.wheop, and fired Halls
barn, which contained fifteen tons Of hay, u
large Quantity OF wheat, &c., which was all de.
destroyed. Afsr destroying this property, the
rebels retired. Our pickets again resumed
their forner position, which We learn late last
night that they Gun hold. -.
Of Halls, WAS fred upon about half past four
O'Clock, or simultaneously with the second ut.
tack upon Halle house. Four shells were fred.
one of which burst over the house, and another
In tho garden. There were forty OF our troops
near the house; but the enemy, who numbered
thros or four hundred, made no other demon.
stfation In that direction. II is believed, how
ever, that number Of haystacks were burned
during tho night and Saturday morning In the
neighborhood. rhe report that the dwellings
Of Mr.. Gilbert Vanderwerken, Mr.. Birch, and
The national Republican., 1861-09-16
The Eirst District RsSimenf.

Col. Tai,'s regiment of District Of Columbia
volunteers vent into camp on Meridian Hill
Saturday morntpg, and in the afternoon re-.
ceived their arms and accoutrements. The
encampment Is called Camp Thomas, In com.
plnsnl 10 the Adjutant General of the United
States. under whose auspices and supS Srintand.
snce the regiment ID organizing. rhe camp 10
hours each day will be devoted to drilling.
The national Republican., 1861-09-16
N avY Yard.

The U aited States steamer Bslvidere arrived
at the navy yard on Saturday, bringing two
hundred and f0rty .fvs sailors from New York
for the Pensacola, which will be ready fer SER
N'yicc in \ few days.
Professor Way. who has won great merit for
his lew method of signalling by means Of cleo
tire SUCCESS on Saturday in the experimental
trial,
The national Republican., 1861-09-16
KEEPIHG THEIR sPIRITs UP.
ExTRAvAoANT RUMoRs, ETC

Baltimore, Sept. 1.-THE streets have been
fun Of sxtravagant rumors all day, put anoat
BY sscessionists TO keep their spirits up. OF
course, there is no truth in them. One Of the
most ridiculous Of which was that President
Lincoln and Secretary Seward left Warrington
in q special train, this morning. when 1t is
known they were both in that city all day.
There are rumors Of additional arrests, but
in the absence Of reliable information, II ID
proper. 70 forbsar giving names. ...,.
The national Republican., 1861-09-16
PugltIye Slaves.

Two fugitive slaves, belonging to citizeLs Of
Marlboro and Piscataway, Maryland, were
brought to this city on Saturday by Major
delivered r d. up '1 to justice Dom, who oomuitted
them to jail. They will be dslived up to their
owners should they prove to be loyal
The national Republican., 1861-09-16
Beds and Bs nal sRes,

The Government has ordered the lS 300 hos
pitsI beds. M recommended by the SANITARY
COMMISSION. At tie request of the mldica
purvevor, the SanitaIy Conmlsslon has fur
nlshed the military medical department with
large supply Of bandages.
The national Republican., 1861-09-16
Held fur Court. .

Patrick DAILY WAS arrested by officer Cronin
Yesterday afternoon, and taken before Justice
Donn, charged with AN assault on Maurice
DoIer The assault IL alleged to have taken
place near the corner Ot Massac hus setts avenue
And Third street, AId 10 bAye been wholly un.
called for, in consideration of which, Justice
Dom ordered the offender " give security for
caurf a..r
The national Republican., 1861-09-16
Odd Pellows' Hall.

The Campbell Mnstrels still continue their
iaughabe entertainments at 3dd PeliOws' Hall,
where t6e pleasing ballads Of Dupont and Fra
zier, the Uftticlsms Of Blair and Gaylord, and
the fancy dspGing of Villers, added to tho OF.
cellent music Afforded by the other members
of this troupe, nsvsT fail TO draw full house,
The national Republican., 1861-09-16
AUCTION SALES.
RY GRR IN n WILLiA Ms, Axciioaeer., !,
E4CELLENT HOVSEHULD AND HITCHEN FUR.
NlTLyRk At AUCTIDV

On WEDNESDAY the 18th instant, we hall sell
At 10 O'Clock, A. III. At the residence Of Mrs r. B
kot iason, No. 567 II street, between Fourth a,
viz NV WV
Mahogany SON, Marble top Dress and other su
reaus
~ Mahogany sidsboard, Painted wardrobes and
"f:sssS ssfsssSs Dining Breakfast. Card and s,h.. =.
bles - 49, - w
Maple Cottage, and other Rsdstesis, Fsa,hs,
Htf TSlss BY snd other Carpets, oilolo,h, aud MAJ.
ting
China, Glass, and Crccksry Ware, and Clock
Cooking, Air Tight aud other Stoves, with q
good lot 81 Kitchen Rsqu sites, aud many other Or
ftcles whiGh We deem Bnnect sshrY to enuineit,e.
Termj CHth IN Srecte.
GREEN h WILLIAMS,
sep 1C-I AuctioneeIs
The national Republican., 1861-09-16
1 BILE OL0 SpLDIERS WAITED.

All able old soldiers. VIM ones ssVsa, and who
would liks 70 serye sgsin under prompt attention
writing 10 "PPaDco," At this ofios, aud they Will
be notified In . few days whore they are to meet.
erlY pf the lint New York Volunteers, In Mexico.
UP 7--M
The national Republican., 1861-09-16
SEIZURE 0F ARTICLES BELONGING TO poMNo
DoRE TATkALL.

Sdcketfs Hdrbor, Sept. l3.-Collector lnple.
sart to-day seized twenty -four boxes containing
articles OF curiosity and art, the property Of
boWMo4are TatnalI, late of the United States
Navy: There j. grp4t aetitf'Y ii tAis naYy