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The national Republican., 1861-09-03

Tue ENEMYg FORCE \ very late Iet'"'
from Richmond to the Chad, ston Lomier says
that the Virginians are insisting opon the ion 3
share Of offices under the Confederate govern
ment, on the ground Of the extra efforts ol their
State in the present war. Ond are claiming that
Virginia has Gfy.fve thou'rnd men IN the
Geld. If these Richmond gentlemen were get
ting up q story. to deter us from marching npon
heir city, they would have put the number at
one hundred thousand But in comparing
notes, among their own associates, who have
means Of detecting misstn,omcnts, they are
kept within some bounds.
O the $1,000 VirginiunS, our readcls must
c Mcclure as they best can how many are in
and about Manassas, and how many are al
Norfolk, Yorktown, Aqua Creek, Western Nir-
yina under Gems. Floyd and Lee, Richmond,
Nc &c
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
CONDITION OF THE ENEMY.-A late numLe

CONDITION OF THE ENEMY.- y late number o
the Charleston -Ne'c,uy has letter from Rich
mond, from which we extract the following
Not only is there want Of sufficient guam
tity, but the provisions are not good are, in
fact positively unwholesome. 1t Is not only
so at the camps in Fairfax county, where the
army is large, but also in other camps. A great
deal OF sickness is the natural consequence
One regiment near Aqua Creek has lost siAtG
men and another thirty. The weather hasbEgsGFn
intensely hot, and the great mortality is 'attrib.
uted by the troops to bad provisions, insult
able at any time, especially during such sea,
son.
A correspondent of the Montgomery Adrs,s
hser writes us follows:
The health Of our army is not very good
al present, and am sorry to say that the fatal
ly among the sick has been great
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
tuesday. september 3. 1881.
FL INnRNN

The i g1np ointment Of the high expectations
. RI X or eight gears ago, upon the an
rorncenen' Of the " Olausscn " method Of 70,
5rc'7~ xio coUd'tion adapting it TO the
see o. c. n, h,- naturally M e the pnhI
-ant'-n. 4 slow believe in the practical
--,c~.- ( -,c' = DrHo'e However the organ
2 RI .r. nnH York company. under The
= .....-,- 2. re g.. .~.r Hunt AMI Samuel
= .. ,r.. .,i.u cl wotk~ At LoCkport.
- = -Y = pr.n"ion Of lax cotton. has
,..- ..- .- ...a,'1r - The subject. The gNN-
-. ..", "a t. ih' Lockpou enterprise
~Ir'r ..isnad ',t 1 will BE- successful
.-r r'.c ..Uy
T. Isrl. ,r Iailpmr q, Massachusetts
...i .Nm7ary, which hos established
70 -. !" r.owA ami RoX6ury, and which
# .,u,7 no lal.s iie n,y cotton. hut works it
90: os, '.u.. H,nnpl-. ~ Last winter. be-
..,. - --,..,i'. q, the legislature Of Massa.
1--l> t,,.-rp.5 Of tn works n Waterfowl.
...l IA 'ua Gly co'toA produced there cost
e.. r. g. vyn '1'ne cents per pound. according
.. .l'p i.,,I tla riw fllS Al tha. price. oI
a-y.,i.g r.lr il, fix cotton would answer all
rnIp1s.z. f 'Ea production Of Southern cotton
vas TIA Il anainil1..d. It is, in fact
(oss d n Z { ~vtv.-e price of Southern cottor
for hN nl1z,H sc. past Cut ii is not 50 low
rs he yt.e a. which southern cotton can b,
0--l3.,I. p.xon H. Lewis u'ed to say ths
there " = profit enough in it Al six cents p.
20 I'll I,a. was before negro fed hand
~ N G.lr hundred dollars apiece. b.
'hosa y ho ayprot to compete with Southern
% " ~ look % Ill contingencies. Tha
- Pc 4 > rr5'lurl, il il does not com
M i ..-r' ii vi dvrj cents per pound. Tho
--.-- .. lr-,o u Jrer will fall to the sea le
-' J. ... r r0,,0n whatever is.
I1 G.N 71lo1 cln now h. produced it
T. G 's - r-l c"nt7 per pound. it cal
b. ~ .. .. Iha1 that n the West
-.r,. g." .h.. Dr 7 a,?cr. a7a unloubl"dl
.uc ~, .-ns "i 2nrynri"g AJAX into cotton wi
., --.-- Z ,.' win ava .i'uce anl new la
20 7. .1'a ! machinery. Being produced 4
= :, II will always h,y" the alyantag
F-~ S. s~a ri ahoH on cant per pouG!, Tia
-r ra,rH C,'Ipq Ton the South to H.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03

BmLEs r0R THE Sor rrHERN AEMy.Dr. Fuller,
Of Baltimore. is so profoundly impressed with
the importance Of sending Bibles 10 the Southern
army. that he made it the Subject OF special
rcrGark in his pulpit, on Sunday last. and at
his suggestion, funds more than enougi for I'll"
purpose required, were Immediately raised by
he congregation. DR.. Fuller, and Dr.. sampson.
Of Washington city, are to forward the boxes
containing the Bibles. Whether the eT!r0
money will also he sent, might be determined
by examination. Dr.. Fuiler's sympathy, how.
ever Christian 1t may be- seems always to h ave
4 Southern tendency. The DR. is u member Of
IT, Baptist Church South, and knows full well
that Iii. own denomination, in th' seeded
Stutcs have Bibles enough Of their own maui
rlcturc TO supply the rebel armies. and we
therefore look upon his pious Efforts in Bali.
more "a a cunning device to add intensity 10
the secession flame, which is already li"rr"'y
burning in the city Of Baltimore.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
,r-uN crLrUaE NICARAGUA.

7 Lo-..n0 Times publishes The following
o 7, y . EHaywHo Lohion Times:
lr .1' T,w"| Of yesterday you publish an
. i T. r roirel bT the West India mail. Of
- O .'@-; N con Ling OF about thirty bales)
X r'.l iroA Nicaragua. stating Mr.. j. f,
r. :.' o. American gentleman. 10 be the
~'a-'.' N. ..ipD e. II he latter portion there
= H.. T. coWTl Y. Mr.. Ru sell was the
--.-~ ... 5l. ,'.- c"t'Ou was grown hy the m.
* Icsn.2. All " his opportunity to pass
-.r-oGr ,-..i-' u. favor OF your giving pub
..c',~ " ~ grc.t lesro Of the NicarAguan
.5v..,r..a. ;a p" Rridsl inlustry directed to
e.. "a .~r. -'. II coNol in that part. Tie
Pr ,-'. t~ decree Of the llth Of May last.
Ia : privi'HgPS TO the planters, AMI
u TINT all E.rhign goods imported
~ r.- -.t- W. the cotton growers to the
ne s' NJ /, value as the cotton exported,
ral - pEr'7N from o9n.hllf the duties that
a'e o" p. -.1v hereafter be levied. The value
/ ~ 3 'II will H. computed a! The rate Of
- ... = L-.. cents per pound with seed, and
" ce@'S ?er pound cl"ans"d from seed
~ c-G.io. ID III above. am inStructe 10y
E--"t'.""y. >-nCr de MHroolota, Minister
-.soTo o''1- ary from Nicaragua. to state that
-, EGca'eray Is authoi2 d 10 mike a Tree aud
4.oo'.' 9r'r' Of land in tn. republic to those
.-g-- Wa may be desirous OF establishing
lens We IN t-e state for the purpose Of cot
80, -. y0ur obedient servant
JAMES l.. HART
Nsy ca. salvador AMI Nicaraguan Consu.
a-u u ISL"
Our Nini..,r II Nicaragua, Mr. Dickinson
wr. ,n- lcrn h'.u JAY :, says:
-aw gin at work at tue establishment
.. Nrss:F. Ea. ,nll / Fitzgerald. in Chinandega,
E .'.i@-' *ll' Iog-rIcl as an exc .edingy
..' D.! 4 =. r q. cotton. They are America ),
b. - leH'.nE one hundred acres item
'- - . 'ry-oa, snl are giving way to Other
p "rd th2t i wanted for planting. North
-----r cons Ctn labor here. and teach the in.
9.H. l".' 10 cultivate the soil and raise
- ... - m supply thr United States aid
e1r.E.j rrsloI Ihrw0rId without slave labor
4 Y y ,, i.1 uoTbj whether there can be found
p ..o t"oa Q" the globe q soil aad climate
:. = Il E.jcl arc better adapted to its growth
'a0n OH I'D cl.Niate Of Nicaragua"
~7~.ec ion. We will add that the Gov
~-cr rTor1w.. IN, riyan 4 religious society
- e, ! ,r'. he right u establish Il colony
= i. l..- S'o.+ a. ha. given them liberal
z-rE- 8. Ian j. aal aayrd them every facility
- .'rrna IN n, they require, The colony
'.. y -'ablisheL ia delightful and
u: 70, he couutry, and where the soil
va. WpRaapt"d to the culture Of cotton
-" . E"r Charles Parker. Of New York
H.. 'v" 'a' city in a few weeks with q
E-h' ''.' .a. for the colony. Ia agricul
'''a. "..""',. '!is colony will pay more atten,
~ ' q" h'N@. % Of cotton than to any
,aDE ".&
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
OVER TIDE tEivL;R.

Nothing Of npng aDcs iAs taA Ia" tn
the virgirir eide dtrire n, lot d. or two,
with the exception or .'r 3'rt'i"'d knmtFh
between the rckets
Some Of the Jersey troops vino were oHt On
picket near the seminary, were attacked on
SATURDAY moriing by 4 number If the rebels.
who were driven b,ck within their lines with
tue loss ii Is sup1o ed) OF six Of thcit number
The Irrspymon lost one kiliGl add one wonad
ed, who has since hid MS log omPNlated.
Ga Saturday iternUJI. abD1, hUnh'cd
Pennsylvania lrl Main troops wee 81. ~ a
scouting exprd ton urar Bailey Gross Ru,ds
when they came across 4 body of rebels who
appeared to be drilling, ond were acc imprinted
by G.li onicer. Oha OF The NJ .,nc y ..
named Kcrrigan thinking that he could bring
down the officer although they wcr some
thousand yards distant leyrlCl his pi 60 and
fired. the onlreg instantly falling from his horse.
The rebels immtdjllrIt broke and He'd, cary
ing with them the ki,'ri or wounded oAice
In short line araIwArd' the tllGs Of the
rebels in the vicinity W." placed at hlit mast.
II is moi known who The y!i."r Is. hut slave
who has suc' aInIn over fir ~ the rebel camp
s'atts tat Il WAS - o2lep~L It wAa currently
reported. last event tha, it WAS Col'lr!
Stewart. but with VIA eur ''tn"ss. w. nr" IN
/ able . say.
I'll. also reported lnA! "A Ter slnil 81 ,&i'N
occurred On Sand m'.n'Hr Near the SAME
place. in wh.,h thr'' %. oar mn w'rs taken
prisoners lnl Uvr Tu,l .r' ,."uy io..
/ several # tlrir II amber.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03

70" Major General Batter, in his brief speech
on the occasion Of tn serenade said it was
mainly due u the operation of the navy that We
had achieved such important results at Cape
liatteras: and when, on Sunday morning. a
citizen Of Washington took him by the hand,
aud thanked him, he said that the thanks were
due to Commander Stellwagen, (who was in the
same group as the representative OF Commo-
dore Stringham. Like true soldier, General
Butler exhibits the rare quality of modesty.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03

LBHaTY OF THE PREss.-The Dd'y Ne'cs
Day Book and all birds Of th, eams feather
will please read The following:
NASHVILLE, July II, 1861.
To the ElitorS Of he LoiSrijiP Jo"gld:
GENTLEMEN: On Monday next the Gomm;tCe
Of Safety Of this city will arch all mail matter
and destroy every one oG your .3,w 0's.
Therefore yen will please diioontinue Ct all
them until further notice. We vii! ply yon
whatever balance yOu may have il vary short
,imr. Very truly, ~.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03

saLr.-The io.sI ,dt formation Of the
Kanlwha 'z,eha5 IRON Charleston quite to the
/. ad water + tha. river in the extreme south.
te.t"rn section Of Virginia. There are very
lag salt works at Saltville. on the dividing
.i.'h .w"l Washington and Smyth counties
'.I .n . twenty miles from Abingdon station
on ,.. 'yjuia and Tennessee railroad, over
VIII ''" oiD is transported East and West to
ma h.'- ih.s rDoi, it seems, thu' supplies the
r-H,. .onw'l al, rs we'll as with soldiers.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
srp"--lt
S,TA THO n ~ u y.
NAVY DtrARTNESr.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
August %, 1871
Separate sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the Secretary OF the Navy, until oclocA
p NJ OF Saturday, the at september next, for
furnishing all the stationery that may be required
by the Navy Department and the several bureaus
from tn. latter date TO July /, ls6l
All the articles furnsh,d d must be of the best al
ity delivered without delay VIII II ordered, aud to
the satisfaction Of the head OF the Office for which
they required
Ii 1t be required each b der for stationery must
furnish with his proposal Il sample of each article
bid for.
no bid will be considered which docs not fully
cCnfyrm TO the advertisement, and in which each
and every arti IL il not bid for, and in which more
tn n one price IA named for any one article.
Bonds in sufficient amount, with two or more mp
proved surtties for the faithful! exec .tion Of the
contract, will DC required OF the person persons
contracting The authorized names Of the sureties
that will be given, also satisfactory testimonials
TO fu I'll the contract, mus accompany the bid other
wise IL will not be considered
The Department reserves to itself the right OF
ordering greater less quantity OF each and ry
artic contracted for, the public crvice may
qure
should any art l!e be required not enumerated in
the contract, 1t Is to be furnished at the lowe
ket price, icc riding to quality.
The suboncd schedule specifies, as nearly as can
now te touc the amount, quality, and description
OF each Of the articles likely to be required
The national Republican., 1861-09-03

MISsOrRI.-A telegram from St. Louis states
that the money belonging to the Fayettc Bank,
which was seized 10y the secesSiouists on We'd
NJ lay, has been returned.
1t is now said that the rumor Of the capture
Of Palmyra by the rebels, under Martin Grern
was incorrect.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03

EIJ~ The eu!mie~ Of the Government are
con,inu,lly predicting what Great Britain VIII
or will not do. ia order 10 whistle up their own
tagging courage: hat we are bound to say. no
matter how hurtiul to their feelings 1t may be,
that Mr.. Adams our M.nist.r 10 England, writes
that he does not think that III British Govern.
mcnt contemplatc- any chang" Of position 50
long as the blockade ia kept up
The national Republican., 1861-09-03

-" We did not intend 10 charge Major
Belger with Intentionally patronizing secession
lists at Baltimore. lie went there stranger 10
the people, and was thus exposed to he misled
He enjoys the reputation Of being putrioic
well as efficient office
The national Republican., 1861-09-03

~" We are gratited to learn, on the best
authority. that the steamer Harriet Lane. which
grounded at Cape Hatteras, a9atcd off on Sat
urday atterCoon: much to the JOY of those who
had thought she would have t. be abandoned.
Capt. Faunce had, however to throw his puus
overheard. 10 tighten ship
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
Mr. Calhoun upon General Washington.

'0TT' III. .'OTITI uTOIIIIH AUTUrH TIo'UJ
AR Calhoun said to us once: would not
swap regulations with Washington he never
understood the Government and Constitu' ion
Inc iact was notorious at the time. Hamilton
knew 1t Adams knew it; all Of that time
knew it. ! ain against canonIzIny saints or
politicians and ii die before you do don't let
me be put In the calendar. Is near as the
editor can remember III" foregoing Is rrrI,a'i,o
Il Merdtim
The national Republican., 1861-09-03

The SEIMREs AT Nhw YORK. The seizures
of ships at New York. noticed in an article
from the Tribune, elsewhere copieI) are not
under the " Confscation Act, as it is popu
larry known. passed during the late extra ses
sion OF Congress. That act has exclusive refer
ence 70 property, devoted to the uses Of the
rebellion. with the assent Of the owners. The
seizures referred to are made under the PrGsi.
d,nt'> proclamation of August lG. which.
among other things, directs that all vessels.
owned in whole. or in part. in tn, rebel States,
tourd at sea- or in our ports at the expiration
Of ifteea days from The date Of the proclIma.
tion. shall be siezed, the owners. howevcr to
have the right to apply to the Treasury De-
p.vIment for such clemen,y as the peculiar
circumstances oC any case may warrant.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03

.za5~ An ciI maiden lady Of this city, who
nas II $ yes inherited from her father, upon
ar4@, on sunday, that Gen. Fremont had
liberated all the slaves in TIE country, Uhat
VS. -. version which had reached herr said
sarv y.ld Of it, that she had never thought
'u4h 10 hold slaves, and that if her ,laves
Lett Ter he was content
The national Republican., 1861-09-03

.En- Secretary Cameron yesterday returned
to Washington. aftr. several days absence.
All the members OF the Z, Iiaet are now at
their posts. with the exception of Attorney
General Bates.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03

81 PFRIOR HOSEUOGD CiSE .SErEN OITIIE pI
iNO FDHIE, WHEELER d. UlLNJN'S SEWING
NICWLNE, ,E.rTTEiENTFERN ND NyL;Sk'
nom EFFEtTs At PCBLIC SiLE.
On TUESDAY, MORNING. SCI tcmber Sd at 10
avenue aat Flrt gtreet eat 20 p9 lie the Last Park
of the Capitul) We shall ell the Furniture and tf
.ect !, comprising
Sui criOt Rosewood Seven Octave Gold Medal pi
aao, Oy ko cnkrauN
Tiaup CCV,r -Ti Stool, WhatnOt
Wall ut and Mahogany Hair Spring seat Sofas
Il, ckcrs and Parlor Chairs
Mrrb'c top sofa and Centre TGh.es
Git Fran. Mirrors DimIsk Curtuics
Venetian Bliuds, WindoN Shades
Lounges Crnc and wood seat Chairs
Wheeler vii on'S Sewing Machine
Gilt Gas ChandcleirJ and Fixtures
Excellent brussels, Three ply, and Ingram Car
rets
Mating, Oicloth, Stair Carpet~
Mahogany, Cart. and Fancy Table,
!" Hat free, Hall Chairs
Hom,, : Therapeutic Chair
Waluut Extension Fable, Sidybllri
Quantity OF China, Glass, and CrocEcry
ksds,tHds, Rmrnaus, W.sl' tand
WlrdrUUeJ, Toilet Sc's, Clocks
superior Feather Beds, i 1i-tcrs az; PillnN>
Hair and Hu X Mattresses
Blankets, Comforts end Spreads
Cooking, Radiut Il, and other Stoves
llydran, and Pipe, Gu t.l' rcha iic,r, &c.
Together with Il general n,rortmrm OF Kitchen
htVuisve.
Terms cash
r. 5. The House i rr r,nt Inquire OF the Auc
Ii ,necrs.
JAS c. M'GuIRE CO,
aug Id AuctiuueCTs
The national Republican., 1861-09-03

fNbf'Fhii ~ " IJ.'IEh II iOH u.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated recembcr q, ,
1860 AID co ded in book one OF nor Cages on page
3H one of the land records for Webster city, IIamil
to4 county, iowa, the uEd rsigned will sell at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, at the auction
Room, No 81 ennsy yania avenue, on Saturday,
thu 2sth day of September l>Gl, at O'Clock T.. NJ,
all those pieces parcels OF ground 81 uae and lying
in said Webster City, and Known and described as
being lots seven % aLd eight, (S) in block five (6)
of loung's additions 10 Webster City, Hamilton
county, Iowa and the improvements thereon, con
SstIng of n substantial stone structure or brewery
being the same properly offered for "a by me on
the lTth OF August instant and the purchaser there
Of NOT having COMPLIED with the terms Of sale, it will
be resold a. above at the risk aud cost of said dc
faultng purchaser.
Terms Onc.half cash, pa able on the spot at the
sale, or the property will be offered anew, and the
balance in negotiable nGtcS approved by the trustee,
at -four and SIX months date, with interest.
IN abstract Of the t,te DC seen at the Auction
Room.
Unless the cash payment i made on the spot, nj
the 'ulC, aud the terms fully complied with, tue
Trustee reserves the rght l. resell Immediately, n
the risk and cost OF the daiautiug purchaccr. Wash
mstOu, d. c., Aug ed, 1871.
S. COLE, Trustee.
WALL * BAltNARD,
aug .i--td AuctOnecrs
The national Republican., 1861-09-03

CIEAE 'HrErs REsrrcrGp he Memphis
.lrptS. Of Augu.t y poOis1ef tue following
proclamation from 'n' mayer o tat unhappy
city:
To the Gti:ed5 Of N,HlAis:
Applications have rencHtCi,y been mlle to
M - cXccn;ivG officer 0! the ci' 2, 10. Dro.et.
ton oraj,,s; ;pdiSr:ed parties whn are seq, out
10 implies citizens into service a-a'nst III .ir
will, On steamboa's. Mary cl these me.I nave
hcrl ragged from their beds. wiv, :. and chill
dren. bu never has there been a mlu taken
who had on clean shirt, Ferahy notify any
citizen who may wish p0s' within the city OF
M"mphis. 10 call on me and | will furn.sH The
same. AID viii sec he VII be protected. Or1
poor man being shot yrs,arday by ole # these
o'i'"rS. as they may BE- called causes M to
i've the above motto, JouN PARK, Mayor.
August =, lSGl.
This confirms the truth OF the st2temen,. shat
the rbeis have h'rn impre.sinG men into Their
service. The operation dl n1t attrN It The
mayors attention, il s"rm' untii somebody
happened TO be shot.
Clean shirts appear = comnall the sIme
respect at Memphis a. elsewhere. aud probably
moe. from their scarcity.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03

"a" General Abbot. Of New Hampshire.
has received authority rrom the War Depart
moni to raise regiment Of infantry in that
STATE.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
NXTAsniN0ToN. September /, 's"I.

.im~. i11&, ont hist jilo" "nnhru1R
As a British subject AMI resident in this country
for the Ia II years owe it rs duty - myself,
my suffering family, and TO the lovers Of civil and
religious liberty In every count y and cline top pub
sh the following base and llwl3.> act committed by
the colonel AID officers OF the German Cameron
Rifles on the 2?d OF last month -Four of them rode
upto my Rouse and ordered nc TO quit, as they
wanted 10 use it ~ q guard house. Not payr z
much attention TO thciC broken language I still he
Gu 10 the house but Cn Wednesday, the 18th, Il
ruthless band of G rman Out3nSs. neither swora in
soldiers nor citizens, took 20 cssion of my house,
assaulted my wife, and turned cut my six children
in the rain; broke ID destroyed my furniture, cast
out three barTc' of -four, iOr which paii S2i to
mr. tlcming, on seventh street; took away ana ie.
Ftr"yed three barrels OF pork and beef barrel OF
mackcrcl and several dozen sm lked herrngF, beds
ani bed clothes, and night and day applrel, are
either ruined or taken away.
have applied 10 the officials, viz General Nc.
Cellan, General Porter, Captain Rick it's, Captain
Hunt and Captain Camp. The President was in
Gra. Porters Office when prc.cated letter from
the Il itisG Legation claiming protection as British
| yutj .ct. Among thi band OF epaulctted gentlemen
! cannot find any reircs', VIII lc my family are sleep
| rg out under 'he ni2h air in III" extreme end o
| .cnth and Boundary streets
CCp3-1t JOHN o. DWIOR.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03

hot r...an,2 ,lr' III, macy Of The Unilcd
GtGes roFeruMGu' The collact.i is deter.
mined ~ at these que 'un} thoroughly. Most
OF thr,: u,u'ticr, have probably been made
merely as cover ard for the purpose of
cvading the law. AM und uhtcdly will b. de
clNred void.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
TREAsuHERs MONTHLY sTATEmENT,

,nqtlS6 ,iLr
% Gt 10 @rrna i,un NJ .h
The national Republican., 1861-09-03

As- Company a. uniied states Engi-
meers.-Fity intelligent and able boiled mechanics
will be vnliste 10 I'LL this Company 10 the maxi.
mum fixed BY law, l5j men. Inquire at No. 242
G street Pay, from s) t. Satp7r month, besides
food AMI clothing aug 2T--tf
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
nso, II. We.ton. editor.

gv- . In'''ltion rHtce "r the Noio"di
7ey..rIc4a .s the n"rthcast COrnei nf and
sev-~rn s.~eo-, sca0ni floor, over W. D. Sh"p.
..7"i,z q. . En'rancp on Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03

GREAT EMPONIUu FOR MILITARY
" FIELD GLASSES, with the finest double
achromatG len,es, sold at the lowest Eastern prices
by NJ J. FRANKLIN, opticiml,
IA Pennsylvania Avenue,
aug8l--ly between Twelfth Thirteenth stS,
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
ang Gi--td
pY JIG. mcGUInE 4. CO., Auotloneers
ralNrEES sALE ~ LNHNOrED pR0rER1r

by virtue Of deed oi trast from Gamaliel
Daiiy and wife dated February I'D, 1859, and re.
til IL sell as trustee, on Thursday, August twenty
ninth, at oclOtk, Z, III, in front Of The prcnis g.
at public auction to the highest builder all that piece
OF ground in the city oi Wa hngtou known as the
weOtera half OF lot marked five, o. in square NUN
bercl five hundred and thirty Ihr,r. (6j}O in the
plat oI taId city, 'he same having front Of twenty
eight (2S feet two (2) inches on strccl north and
a the three story brick dwelling anu brick stable
thereon.
Terms: One t.iird cash the balance in equal in
stalmUnts AT six md twelve months secured by deed
OF trut on Che premises II the terms Of sale are not
complied with within FIVE days thereafter, the trus.
tee re'erYts the riRht to rc A. the risk and cost Of
the dc!aultiug puTCha rr
All corVeyGnc.ng al the yEt Of the purchaser.
NJ BLAIR, TTu,tee.
JAS z ACQUIRE, AuCli0nceT.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03

VrlhrU R&carr~. Two coat ME. 10! Nn'-
kcr recruit, are cncamprd .. R.hm nd. H.
diana, CAplNia Isaac kinlry. late "nnl,r.
commands one OF them.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03
CICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS,
- ~ HO:PITAL, AUGUST 23, lsG
Published in conformity with the resolution OF
the Senate of July lG 1861.

At General Hospital on & street. Let,osen Fourth
and Fitth streets, Washington.
The national Republican., 1861-09-03

rINUE AIRY WATCfl,.-A cheap, tuostan
L tillly mad aud rsliaN tinGkctper, with key
arranged uihin the cas-, thereby proven ing the
possibility of its bcirg lost or nri5'Ni
4 ma invoice Just received.
NJ ". GAIT 4 RRO Jewellers,
~ Peun'h ave ! doors west cf Browns Hote',
sept St Star