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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-22

The CARROTS OF CARRoIToN FOR EMANcIPA.
rroN.-A Baltimore correspondent of the New
York Post states that Charles Carroll, grandson
of the sgner OF the Declaration OF Independence,
and now in possession of the manor halls the
proposition OF the President and Congress for
compensated emancipation with ghdness and
Joy lie is the largest STAKEHOLDER in Meryland,
with one or two exceptions, owning about three
hundred slaves. lie is a most humane master
and has told his slaves not to leave him, because
the time would come when they would be free
on their native soil and he would then employ
them and pay them good wages for their labor
Charles NJ lavish, also grandson of the signer
owns some fifty slaves, and is in favor Of tho
abolition OF Slavery in Maryland, He is, how.
ever, u stauuch Republican and spoke, acted
and voted for Lincoln and liamliu.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-22

letters from Colonel Corcoan. dated Rich
mond, april 2, report his good health but m
tense anxiety tor an exchange lie keeps 10
the same brave heart and expresses the feryenr
patriotism which has always distinguished
him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-22

rnE VT. CONFERENCE OF THE NJ 4. CuuRcn,
has been in session the past week at Mortified
Bishop Baker was present and presided. The
session commenced Tuesday the 18th inst, and
c.. tiaaed until Monday the Dist.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-22
VERMONT NEWS.

Y
in town. he left the regiment al Woodstock
Va abont a r.o, s;oos - ,isit lie c,,,ilv IN
v...,ahn..,,, - .,-,. Ioaa
4n''''0''"'e'''' anu mas '''oe o"y 'lsi' DcIe
he speaka q the regiment as IN excellent
boaltA ara spirits. rhe Major Is looking finely.
Service in tbo eoid evidently oor,,. with him
An attempt is being made 10 81 Albums to es-
hbilsh Q Free Pub'io Library. The bequost Of
Chg Iae Honey j lluot .or such - object has
started ta project Subscriptions viii be taken
to enlarge The fund. A Library room has been
rendered tothe Trustees By ibo school Commit /
tac,
MI Il lIarb n I'll, potrav wbilo c-
d..,,a.,,.,. +. o,1., H.. C,,,,,t,a+ ,ro
ice broke through. and while extricatinO him. I
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-22
N tloe.

y His i to certify that have ths day given my son.
John :. stvruF, h.s time duJ.ar .hc irmlintcr %
his minority, and shall Claim Of his earnings, norpfy
any debts OF lis contracting, Af,er MI. date.
u, H. MEtls, Witness, DUDLEY STERLING
south Barre, March -, Is ., tHyii
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-22

DEAFNESS. BLINDNESS, &C.-rhose aalctei with disea-
scs Of The Eye Ear, Throat catarrh will we have no
DOUBT De glad know that Dr. Lighhll Of New York
who msLes hcse diseases SIP caty, will be in honipe-
Her at ID, Pavilion House, The 9Th Of May, remaining
to the l7n May. eehis ajycrts ucnt in anothercoI
umn The following FROM John A. Child, Esq, of Hyde
park one Of tn, most prominent lawyers in Lamoile
County;
IiYDrpARk, VI. Feb s, 1852.
This is to certify that have been deaf in one ear for
the last years and the present winter the disease be-
came very much worse and affected the hearing Of b1hmy
ears In the early part Of January last put myself nm
der the treatment of Or S. a. Lghth, aud now my hear
Ing is entirely and fully restored, good ever 1t vas
recommend all persons afflicted With deafness TO avail
Themselves of his services JOHN A. CHILD.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-22
'Ehc Rebels gsaTyem Back.


ii,9 y II Gt1uyou &errof0rU Uf II 9r. ftbo
loljovvin, Il = Iist M tho killed voundad and
missing In Gen. W. +. smi-hs division of tho
Army Corps On April 10Th:
- ..na,...r
,., =, '"''D A'"9r'
G. pbomas-Co. h
Uond,d-Co. John Boskib. in breast
and arm severely z. Brown, in thigb severely
c. X. Hin. in the arm severely: b Ellis. in
arm slightly: G. Lndwip. in the band slightly
Calvin Fuller. In the thign slight, Sergeant
q. II Holmes, in the car slightly Private ].
Roe. IN the thith. missing: G VIII. wounded.
hHcd-Co. H-Sergeaut. j T. peminq.
UOu1fed-L. j. Burchop, in tae exc slioht-
ly: Damn Crane slightly.
hubd-Cg. corporal D. c. Wilson: Aus
tin B5Quiton William D0ner.
lIopaded-Charles Bummerbum in the neck
slightly
A'l''@ 10 Al. a. F" a'erna' j. Baths :
. v ''Jo4 n p.. h.l..,.
'g"o,''-l - i'e,' ~ '''o 's'rlel3
TbirnmI ~ n tbo i h., sayaraIy -
UuDIld--Co nj. i Flood. Intbs h,
E,Ud-r, XII + S,maryille + Dsvjna.
Wm ..,tt. rI.na. rorf.l
Uuu6ld Carrnrd i R. UjU. r. tbs arm
severely. ,araoant J 4 Ferris. In .toaIder -.
y.rsly 1 Wglss N shoulder severely ~ m
Graep NJ tle Ami .,yer.lv. 4 McN.aas a NM
baod .'y.ra,g N \iecforty h ,'.E aud ~
yeroI, ID t9G. /, t.,. e.. sligb,c
Eul-C. Us p Br.,.a
~ WGaatl,rJ q. y ,1i..ir. i ,ri..,or
hhed, 81 Ermom'
Richard Wilson, VIM. FolIer, + j. j.
.fman. q Dluiorh, y Elliot, j. Lrbay.
.I.l, N.l. o Stevens
i. bgA"g'a' 50 vernon"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-22

Iae eighth VI Regt. is reported at Ship Is
-nnd
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-22

;KIRHISHlNG AT SArAEEAH.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
: Female Tepartm mt OF tho Second
District school

4 ~ sx,mined. h't Friday, by the trustees.
:, ,r rssut of the years labor in this school. m
T. .-lralcd IN this examination, was highly sat
atory. The school was examined In read.
:. spelllng, writing. dictaii0n exercises. geog.
ophy, English grammar, mental and written
-, lhmetiG, algebra. music, and astronomy; IN
| # which their answers were prompt and
atrsut. The nrst olass- composed Of fourteen
.,ung ladies' exhibited a high degree Of at
lament, comparing favorably with the higher
emnaries IN their understanding Of algebra,
,ngI,sh grammar, music, astronomy, arithms.
e., and reading, In which they mover failed Ia
p,swer correctly, and give the rules aud rsa-
,,- for their answers. The reading OF "Maroo
; urris,' In concert and by the class, took the
,,.uance by surprise. and WAS we'll read.
Ins room waA gaily decorated with l,gs and
d! wings by the scholars, some of which dis
day ed mach taste, and the general appearance
/ ne sch ol was highly creditable 10 the dsco
Ala 20 tast6 of all.
This numbers forty six scholars, Of whom
orty wero presont. the others being sick. II
4, called one OF the best In the city. Miss Boggs
the teacher In charge.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
nQOPOsAl l.B FOR kTEAM nACnINEHY y
E0H TIE E u. NAVY.

THE Navy Department wall, until the goth day Of
Ju receive ssard proposals. for the construction Of
steam IN ohnery for v sse!s to be rrop"ticd by two
There will be- for esch ,es-+l two lairs Of engines
OF the zane rtru tion ard detail III s- buit iur
the U, screw guaboats, with the exception oi
he length Of stroke " hcli III be twenty one nuhrs
Instead of eighteen inches, the diameter o, 'he
uder IeInsr iny thirty inches m be- fore The I've
will be w.d tl, - sae tn re ri some ,n,"S
vary from hr spec cstious Of those Of the gunbost
above r. sfsrred to.
Each p.ir Of engines will be entirely distinct, and
operate It's shaft Independently Of the other. The
screws will be OF brass fourteen feet pitch aud Of net
lsss than ten feet diameter they vii be sustained
the shaft will revoye In bruss pipe c0nneciing the
hanger with th- hull
The boilers will be Of the vertical water tube yr,
with The tubes above the furnscrs The graf bars
sfs not 10 exceed length Of o.s feet IT," grRie
surface will be about 800 square er aud the hert
tiom or the ganboai boilers are to apply to
these, so far a. quality and k'nd OF workmanshp y
thickness Of metal, etc are concerned; all sppeuda
gea to be the same regard being had to The increased
Two blower Of the largest size, with sui .. le blow
n engiues, will be required.
The machinery Is to he erected Ia che vessels ut the
different navy yards Of kit'ery Maine Chs' rsiow
Mss,achuSetts; New Noik, and Philadelphia. The
proposal will state the nlmr or names Of tne navy
ysId At which the parties intend to furnish the ma
ohinery; the H. mes of te par s in fn aud OF thor
sureties; the gros, sum Tor which they prop'se to
furn an IN macHlnrry IN tho S.s ei e"'hlirp' ~
ready tur stenming, vi h p'o rlid am un' OF dup
cate III. ces, toos, instrum.ts to stipulated in the
gunboat specifications, and the time from TIA u
contract In which 'hey will g"Arah'ee to somp!e
the work
he pror osas are to h. endorsed " PrY . ne far
Ftedm Aaehinery 1 ltAstls ",h Tao Sre~:" To dist
guish them irtm other husLe letters The conta't
will embrace the uSuJ conditions, and payiner's
will be maze IN the usn Al nanuer Rs the work Irp
gresaea
Any parti pre- fcrrlpg TO make propositions bas
on other liudS Of machinery than that above DIS.
oribed, but of not less power they will ieceive con-
sideration.
The Department re eryea the right to reject my or
al Of the proposals thar may be insdr under this al
veItise neht w. IN It's opinion, the public interest 10
quires. July 10
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
Amussnasnss.


GRoyrp's TnsAraR. Tho theatre this even.
|g has been rendered by M. Grover and Az
20 members ~ the dramatic COMPANY ior
eneft " the siok and wounded soldiers, AZ
ke proceeds Of which are to be distributed
noDg the unfortunate patriots now ~ tne
sipitnls Uf this city. There are many coupt
|ss, who would bs glad 10 contribute TO the
,ject, but who, from various reasons, will be
hable 10 attend the performances. TO these
9 would say, at least, 20 10 the Y ndoW OF the
px once and purchase ticket or make
pnation. II not able 70 enjoy the superior en-
rtsinmsnt pro6srsd. Bee the advsfsissmen'.
HooLsYS klNarssLs.--Th Hoclsya, who
pine to - very highly commended, will oom'
ir troSps 4 very =, tn fUi one, and includes an
mount Of nuslsal end dramatic talent which
.nnot well fail 10 challenge the attention and
lmiratIon Of those seeking lively entertain
snts or essiripe 10 dispel with the sparkling
BARNS Of music the ennNi Of the day. Harry
ehr is The co.sdian Of the COMPANY. ana S :
nd the aid Of bic aok moi wlsdged talents to the
fneral succsss. ard Charles Henry, a vocalist
great power and Of nne musical education,
80 figures among the prominent members.
he tariff Of admission, II will be seen, has
pen nxed at the reasonable rate Of twenty ,hve
ithout ezra cost. - -. =. ~ - saU.y
|CAsrsRsury.-The enterprising managers Of
kis mseniacsss temple Of Wit and mirth, ever
BILIOUS 70 provide for the amusement Of our
I,izens, have engaged an entire new company
| artists, who viii make their nrst appearance
might. Among them Ia that prince Of negro
Fmed dians, Gam eharpley, who has been the
blight Of the fun loving community at the
|orih for several months past. he 10 said to
superior to any delinestor Of negro chArac
: that has ever appeared before an American
I,blic. The populsr favorte, Miss Clara But.
I Is also engaged, and will charm the audi
Ice with her sweet songs to. night. The sntii .
Inpsny NJ the Canterbury 10 new, not one Il
e I'D ones having been re.eDgsgod. Those
ho attend tonight will leave with determi.
alton TO 70 again.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
naxton,a Ice CraAm.

We arc indebted TO Mr. Dayton, $50 Eleventh
street, for a supply Of the most delicious ice
ofeam II has been our lot to arjoy. II may
truly be called ioe cream, not being ri that
kind which 10 usually dsnominatsd Ice cream,
but which the consumer would not discover
we're he not informed OF the fact. From the
nature Of this ice cream, y Is evident that
sales and small prodts;" for, In selling such
cream to the public at ordinary prices, he
must make small pron,s, and, Of oourss, en-.
courage quick sales. Those who may desire
anything 10 Mr.. Dayton's line, cannot do better
than give him q call. 49,. .. .......ar ra..
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
The rna.eip.sien oom,n,ss,snsrs.

The Eaaneipation Cominsssisnsrs.
The following petitions were Alsd on satur.
day.
Thos. II. Nelson. lslave, Columbus Alexander,
Is; John N. Clarke, 1; Martha + Nixon, I; Chas.
Il. Nix, o; Loudon W. worthlaGtor. !; Thes.
Brown, .; fhos. Murphy, I; Mary A. EdmoDstOp,
.; Abraham r. Kimmsl and A. Taos. Bradley,
trustees, 6; Caroline Lasley, Matilda Lloyd. &.
4. Douglass, and E, y. Wheeler, 4; Samuel
Cooper, 1; Robert Bowie, for Edward kitzhueh,
9; Eleanor H. Brxuner, s; Susan W. Harris. .;
Mrs. Sophia Baker, z; Nancy Foodland, 4;
Stephen Mcdonald and o,hers, 0; WIN. 0sn.
mac, I; VIM. 4. Marks, l; Aun n. O'Nsale, 5;
James Seldsn, ~. .......--.. ..I.....f..
The oomm,ssionera are not 10 s'saion on
Mondays or Thursdays.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
CrusltytO Anima

Al the last meeting Of the City Council = law
WAS passed. In concurrence, intended To pre-.
vent the offensive and cruel custom, now sx.
tant at the msrkots. II tving the legs Of calves
and sheep, and permitting them 10 lie for hours
al
ings Of compassion. The penalty for the offence
Is nxed vt only 81, but the animal is to be oon.
Ascated II the offence IL repeated. 1t 10 n good
law, and we hope II will be enforced At once.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
Pretty waiter Girls"

Dy q reference to mn Ordsr OF the provost
marshal, published in another column, II will
bs seen that these institutions with the pretty
waiter girls' Al 0 10 be squslched--at least 30
far as the female walters are concerned. We
are glad Of II. An institution 10 vile that aven
the city Of New York was compelled /" slough
81 lis oorruptlOns. certainly ought not to be
tolerated In this city.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
Asssi.s se sh. rsn.sylvania R.i,.r

The regular monthly meeting Of this sssocis.
tion was held Friday evening at willard hall.
The hall was crowded. After the preliminary
business had been disposed Of, Hon. Galusha A.
Grow, Speaker Of the House Of Represents.
yves, made brief and eloquent speeoh. Al
its conclusion the President. Hon. J. K. Moor
head, announced that Governor a. q. Curtin
was in the city, looking after tho interests Of
On motion Of Hen. Charlie. J. Biddls. a DOM.
mittea was appointed to invite Governor Cur.
TIN 10 address tho meeting. The c,mmiiiss con
sisted Of Msssrs. Bddle, Forney, Hale, Grow,
and Lasear. The committee returned In few
moments, accompanied by Governor Curtin.
VINO was received with great applause, and
addressed the meeting At considerable length,
yania had thought that the government of the
State would take charge Of the sick and wound.
edAt public expense, but 10 attempting TO GARRY
out this plan In detail, II was found TO conflict
With the regulations Of the National Govern.
BE- obedient. ~ well as loyal to that Govern
ment, We gave 10 the United States the charge
which belonged to them Of the sick and wound.
3D." In further reference to this matter Gov.
al have the pleasure 10 announce TO this
meeting that an order has been framed to-day,
at ths War Department, under which, 40 far as
consistent with the public service, and In jus.
too to the wounded or the sick soldiers, they
are 10 DO carried by this Government to h0spi.
tails erected In the States where they are enlist
cd, and provided for there at the expense Of the
National Government; and II 10 expressly pro-
yided that they shall be there visited by thoir
friends, and the bonevolence OF the States shall
reach them. That Ia going ~ far ~ We can
expect the Government 10 70. This Ia N much
~ any people can desire. When they are
brought within the State, their friends And rel
ztives.the good, the loyal, and the benevolent
will have an opportunity of ministering to
their comfort. When they are restored, TT II
should please Providenoe, they will be again
returned to the service Of the Government"
He further said that this was no time to falter.
.'1f this inestimable liberty be worth any thing,
hood 10 well shed for It's protection"
At the conclusion of tho speech, Gov. Curtin
was most enthusiastically cheered, and mum.
bers pressed forward to shake him by the hand.
Amer q few more speeches the meeting nd
Journed.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
Hoi for Aqula Creek.

Captain Stsckpole. who 10 well known to the
citizens Of Washington and to travellers on the
Potomac Ms ono OF the most efficient, accUmmO.
dating aud agreeable steamboat masters that
ever ran the river, has secured tho large and
oommodlous steamer Keyport, and will make
daily trips between Aqua Greek and this city.
Tho Keyport WAS n great favorits In tha waters
about New York CITY, and is capable Of accom-
modating, comfortably, one thousand persons.
business men aud shippers, and also excursion
ists will please mako u note OF ths.-Stdr OF
Saturday epentng.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
The Indian Herb Doctor,

From Canada, will describe dlissses and tell hir
patients the nature Of their complaints or
illness, without reosiviug any infoF-
nation from them.
No charge for oonnlstso~ or advice.
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Balms a. have no strife
With Mature or the Laws Of Life:
With Blood our hands We never stain
Nor poison men u ease their pain.
Our Fathsr-whom all goodness nils,
P.Ovltes the means to cur. all ills;
The Simple Hei bs beneath our feet,
Well ssed, relieve Ou pain complete.
A simple Herb. . simple Flower,
Culld from the nswy l.a~--
These there shAll speak with touching power
OF change and health to thee.
Room No. II, Washington Building, Penney lvanla
avenue, ongner ot Seventh atrsei.
n" cuarye for Cancellation. I'll
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
Criminai Court.
.JUDOE CRAW PDRn pnrsInINa

Saturday, July Ia Tho case of G. Wander.
serken was argued pro and con with great
,bin,y. and the case was givsR 10 tho jury
.onui o'clock.
Afer the jury retired. ona Of the jury. Mr.
bnm.s l.. Davis, was taken sick, but cot and
n ,Itress WAS sent for, and the jury went into
consultation on the case, and up 10 O'Clock
saturday night no verdict bad been rendered.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
IsersOnal.

Brig. Gen. white, who fought so gsllantly at
the terrible battle Of Pea Ridge, and whose
brigade was m ,inly instr unental In the defeat
OF McCullooh's forces there, has been ordered
to the eastern department. and is stopping ut
Wiliards'.
Hon. Columbus Delano, Of Ohio, eI member
OF Congress, and present oommisssry general
Of that State, Is vt Willards'.
T. N. Bheriey, Esq, N. g. Andrews, Esq, and
q B. Thomas, Esq, Of Kentucky, and 4. f.
Wells, Of Iowa. are ut the Metropolitan.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
A Dis. raesrul eight

Occurred on Saturday afternoon, about six
o'clock, on Eighth street, between ID and L,
among u party OF livery stable men--hsssrs.
Msguiro and Villains being the most promi.
nsnt belligsronts. As some complaint WAS
made that tho policemen were not on hand 10
atop the row, II ia proper to stato that officers
Kelly aud McDevitt Of that beat were detailed
for Il fow hours to The oars OF the new passen.
ger railway, to preserve order In the rush for
n ride IN tho new cars. "Whon the cat ia
aWay"S'.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
India rubber 0ootis.

Mstsrs Henry A. Hall 4 Co, OF Boston, who hav.
kept q branch store at 308 Psnnaylvanis avenue
,took ior the SUMNER and our citizens procure
India Rubber Goods Of every description, selected
from he iaga ST. OK Of Gum Goods In the world, NJ
MIX street Boston, and we would part,o llarly call
the attention Of Plumbers, Drugs iss Clothing deal
ers, and Others who Nay use or sell Hard or bOft
Gum Goods, ~ ii orders received by Messrs. nail
d % will BE- forwarded by lightning pres train
at Manufacturer priaed Ffeigh pad, thereby sav,
Ing auits profit l., oil who may lake ADVANTAGE Of
this oarr List OF priees and discounts forwarded BY
M n u hon deslred ~ b-M&W u
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
etarvinG Horses.

A large lot Of horses and mules hava psssed d
through Maryland avenue over into Virg mia,
In the last few days. They are packed closely
into box cars, with air holes cut through, but
are not provided with food or water. One long
train Of them passed over yesterday, and We
learn that the poor animals had becu without
food or water for three days. One horse, q
noble animal, had died on the passage.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
Ueeful I Record. .

Capt. L. l.. Hsrtz, Assistant QuArtsrmastsr
soldters who die here, has record from which
any fact concerning tho dsxth and burial of all
who have died hure sinoe August 8, 1861, may
be Instantly ascsrtainad. 1t will prove valus
BILE, indeed. 10 relatives and friends Of deceased
suldierB.-- Hdr.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
Osphans' Court.

This court WAS In session on Saturday, Judge
Purcell presiding. Hon. Henry Nay waa quail.
led ~ executor Of the late Mary Z. Walters.
she has been u housekeeper for DR.. Nay, Of
this city. and she lenves to him and his lady
maInder VI her property goes to her sister,
Mrs. White, on the Island, and 10 her niece,
Mrs. Stewart. A large amount OF routine bu
sness WAS also transacted. such AZ settlements
Of accounts, hearing Of exceptions, DC.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
ssspio,on OF Horse s,saIisg.

On Saturday afternoon Oficer Kelly, Of the
Third ward police, arrested man named La
Rnder Hutchinson oil suspicion Of stealing q
horse and some money from man In Fred
erick, Nd. The horse and money were stolen
some time since, and Ms It was thought the
thief led to this city, q description Of the rogue
was given the police. and the arrest was made
In cOnse qhence Of this man answering that do
soriptiOn. Hs was held for further hearing,
and parties In Frederick have been tslegraphed
10 come on and identify the thief.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14

~ Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder
Tested for " years anl grows In favor II kills snt
ex'ermisates Roaohes, Ned Hugs, Ant, Fleas
Moths 10 Cloths, Furs aud Furniture, Garden In
seets, 40. An genuine bean the signsturs Of
Beware Of oounterteits and limitations.
Lyons Powder kills all insects In a'trice,
Iyoas PILLS are death TO rA's and Inice.
gold every where d. 3 BARNES,
90 p3o-TTSsm 201 Broadway, New York.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
DIED.,

In Georgetown. on the 18th inst, In the 44th
year OF her age, Mrs. SARAH ANN DUvALL, wife
of william T. Duvall.
Her friends aud those Of the family are re.
specially invited TO attend her funeral this
evening at a O'clock, from her late residence,
l3O Congress street, Georgetown, D. G..
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
TO AQUA CREEK
AND
PIN ICY POIN II
The Potomac Steamboat Company

The Potomac SleambOat Company
XAJILL dispatch a bsat from the iou OF Seventh
w street. Washington, every n,cr0ing tsundays
excepted 81 sx O'Clock, for Aquia Creek stepping
ai Marbuiy's srdng Returning, will leave A.
quia Creek every day, (SundLys exoeTtedJ At
o'clock ?. IN.
In connection, u freight boat will run every day.
For freight and passage, apaly on board the boats
On Saturdays, the boat leaving at six o'cl"ck In
the morning will extsi Il her trip to riney Point.
and Erincipal intermediate landings Returoins,
leave Piney Point at .ight O'Clock on Sunday
evening
Fare to Acquia Creek, 81 Round trip, -
Fare to Pinsy Point, ~.
For freight, or passage, apply 10 freight agents on
the wharves.
Wahhi Eion. June II, 1ao2.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14

81 Balchelor's Hair Dye-Ths Best IN
tho WOrid.-William A. BAtohcloi q celebrated
Hair Dye proiuoes color net t. be ds,nxui.hec
least reredIes the Ill Effects Of bad d, 3D. and invig
Or ai.s the Hair for life. GREY RED, or RUSTY
leaving the hair soft and beautiful. Bold By Ill
Oruegi.ts, &c
SSr The Genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A.
BATCHELOR, IN NJ fstr iIieI of each bos.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay street, Late 2aS Broad
way and 10 BondJ New York my - ly
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
HEADQuAsfses

HEADQpARfDRS rr.t.'
PRovosr MAasHAL's Ovrlce,
aT Washington, D. o., July IL, 1859.
Special Order, No. 66.
The proprietors Of all concert and drinking
saloons 10 his city, sro hereby notified that the
practice Of employing girls to walt upon the
guests will be discontinued within Three days.
under penalty Of having their estab lishu,euts
closed. Of,ocrs Of the patrol will 80 that this
order is executed.
BY order: Maj W. Il. DosrER.
.....H.a Provost Marshal.
Lieut.. J. G. CoPLsY.
Acting Adjutant. r..