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BOARDING.

RoARD IN 7HE .COUNTRY-One or two
- ismilles can get pleasant accommodation in
goMery County, Md. By addressing ~. c." Post
Omoe. Board BY the veek or month. aul Nr
RoARDiN6-6ood Rooms snd Board ca be
south, between and 4. An slS
RQOMS AND BOARD, with a Northern f.,nj
u ~. IN peasant locality near the Depsrtmepts
nnew house. mrnlture and beddirE. A lev 1able
tween g. and III. oo-
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GEN. POPE'S ORDER NO. IL IN FAIRFAX
COUNTY
EDWIN M. STANTON,
Secretary of War.

Eleven arrests were made at Fairfax Court
House on Friday last Of parties known to be
secessionists, three of whom were charged with
having in their possession horses branded "U.
s." The balance were charged only with trea.
son and arrested in pursuance Of Gen. Pope's
Order No. IL. The parties were all conveyed to
Manassas where thev will have an opportunity OF
proving their loyalty by subscribing to the ties,
oath and returning to their homes or else be con-
veyed across our lines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-05

IL There were 100 deaths In Baltimore last
week, Of whom II were males and 40 females In
The report Cf the past week was death from dis.
ease common among the Oriental. and known as
elePhsnt,asis,' % but which rarely occur, on thi,
Continent. 1t developes itself in the hands or
feet, and takes its name from the resemblance the
affected member bears to the foot Of an elephant
The party who died from It was q sailor, who
contracted the disease while on an Eastern voy-
age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-05

ASSISTANT PosTAAsTER GENKRAL-John A.
Kssson, Esq, having been nominated az a candi-
date for Congress in the fifth district Iowa. has
lett the city TO enter upon the canvass. General
Skinner has been placed temporarily in charge
OF the position just vacated by the former az Arst
assistant Postmaster General
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THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
tUESDAY AUGUST s, 1862.
SPIRIT Of IN. Morning Press.

The IsfsIEigtsesT notices the fact that the man y
Seories-especislly those OF the "pesce soci-
stie'''-which were supposed to stand upon firm
basis, have been suddenly exploded by this pres.
ct war.
The RsprbIiean publishes The avernent Of Col
hssere, ofthe 7sh New JsrEey volunteers, to prove
.att negroes make excellent soldiers when com.
manded by white officers
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OGeneral Pope writes a very sharp reply to
tie note OF Captain Harrison, Of the Ninety fifth
New York. He 10 the ofacer for whom General
Pope recently advertised reward Of ave cents
II seems that the order was not so much intended
for Harrison a. to discourage from getting of on
dimEy PreteXts. This sinking General Pope Ia,
determined 10 put an END to
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ARREST OF A SUPPOSED REBEL RE-
CRITITING nFEICER

Last night, squad Of cavalry proceeded to the
residence OF Jesse Higgins, near Poolesville,
Montgomery county, and arrested him. He was
brought TO the city at late hour and was at once
sent to the Old Capitol by the Provost Marshal.
He IL charged with holding communication with
the rebels, and forwarding recruits for the Con-
federate army by sending them across the Po-
tomac and thence via Front Royal to the rebel
line.
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rCMOhkD EVACUATION OF RICHMOND.
GENERAL PoFE's HEADQUARTERS, August =
Information from various sources tends to conf rm
toe belief that the enemy have really evacuated
Richmond and taken up the south bank of the
James river az the line Of their defeuses
The rebel cavalry under General Robertson are
believed to have been Withdrawn from toe Shen-
andoah valley, leaving that part Of the country to
The defense Of the guerillas alone.
This report Of the evacuation of r edmond 10
not credited here-Ep1
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LATE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
RIOT NEW YORK.

NEw YoRx, Aug. "A riot took place this
afternoon, between party Of colored people en-
ployed In a tobacco factory In Atlantic street,
Brooklyn, and a large number Of 1rishmen, In
which great many were injured. The factory
was fred three different times, and every pane Of
glass knocked out. The police had to accompany
the colored folks to the ferry.boat.
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iC-And now a. this worker and Leader. Gen
EaIleck, eaters upon his work, LET the country in
advance extend to him confidence. This viii
promote enIlstmenis Spot his maligners Spot,
a4so me mailgDers OF Mcclellan, Satan could
not desirs mere erectual method 70 discourage
0llislments than 10 weaken conndencs IN tbe
military capacity Of The Gsaerals VINO are IeadinS
HQg uo0pG--60Stoa Posf.
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u A mum Der Of parties, passengers upon the
Petuxent river boats, were arrested on Saturday
and committed TO Fort McHenry. Those who
Professed willingness to take the oath Of allie.
glance were dismis,ed
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ARRESTS IN ALEXANDRIA.

Saturday night, about TX O'Clock p. m, two
prominent citizens Of Baltimore were arrested In
Alexandria, on board of the steamer Planter, or
It's arrival from that city. They were charged
with uttering reasonable sentiments, hurrahins
for Jefferson D., and other very reasonable like
conduct.
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UrLieut. w. Simpson, OF New York, and
Lieut.. VIM. Ellen, Of Pennsylvania, having left
their regiments without leave, Gen. Pope adver-
ises them as deserters for whom "the usual re-
wardn will be paid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-05

J-Hantngton, the forgsr, 90 long confined
IN INC sing Sing Prison, has served out hI, s,st
tefu- He was one Of the chief book keeper, of
the establishment. When he entered the prison
he leaned the prison rules by To.e, and 6Srvra
then 10 The letter, thereby getting good place
and making friends with the keepers.
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D-General Buell. has proclaimed distinctly
TO the citizens Of untsville, Ala, that no slaves
shall be rendered up until the party claiming
takes TIE oath Of allegiance.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

DEPOT QuARTERMAsTKR's OFFICE,
Cogney efIsh asd g streets.
WARRINGTON, August 4, 1862
SEALED PROPOSALS for the eli very of OOol & Va
thousand Cords OF Wood 10 the GoyerpmsDt VII
Dc received At tbs ofoe until saturday. the nstbj
four feet long, and split to the ordinary siIe Of cord
The wood to be delivered in the CITY of Wa.b-
ih ~. ~ s9cn p3ns ss the Depot Qusrtermaster
iys nc! being oem,s See a aish &c 60
coioed, measured and INSPECTED
the to and measure he ~no o.
cstans 81 foes not oSnform to the above specIf
I've Thousand i've hundred "a 500, cords to b. de.
Nv 49, on or DeIors the fr,t day of October isaa
delivered on or before the rss DAY Of sc o.
x ssi,%sn. . 70 made upsn the completion Of
Al me igu name and Post Orhoe address of the bid
u bid I. D.de in the name Of firm the names
Oh an the parties must appear OF the bid viii be
eUnsoe;ed a. the individal proposal Of the patty
ProIo.aIs from disloyel pa,,ss, w,u 80, D. CON-
Zach nIo.n az en ostn Oh allegiance must accompany
Proposals must be addressed (, Col. ID. n Rucr-
nass bs plainly A marked ifsnSs.sn;
r.. .h,,. GUARANTEE.
should It be awarded to him, must be rusrsnpse5
ey Two responsible persons whose lSnatur a. m
De appended to the guarantee, 'Aass
sne responsibility of the suarautors must IA
snonn by the ooial oertIfoale Of the Clerk OF the
nSstesL RisNlot Cont or Of the United States
blaaefs must Be present In person when thesb,ds
s opsSna Or the proeosals uI NOT be considered
DGnos, ~ TIE sum OF ten thousand doilars sisped
p tne CONTRACTOR and both of his ruarantors Vii
~ Saeo OF the successful bidder upon sisnin1
As Che bond must accompany the contract. IA vi,l
eS "a. bec,issey 1or bidders 10 Ia, their bondsmen
tan .ns 81 70 have bonds signed in antiolpa
nnans o. blanhs for bones can be procured men
spp . beng made 81 this once, either Der
sonsiy, oy letter. or By telegraph
v keyR Of 6HAssntsa
We or the county Of - and STATE of
-, end OF the county Of - ana Stats
G,s, 90 nofeoy guarantees that - n at ik 70
tGin contract, In accordance with the isr:ns e
nls and that sh9sia hi, pro sos. t,l: rs
- ~, ne slii o. s'sfs eiS'r ~ o0usS IA
- .--f. s@Af -, 49, d .. "a 80
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NOTICE!
L OR ALExANBRiAk AND WASHINGTON

The steamer PLANTER vii leave Baltimore,
from her wharf. lower end of Fred IT,
eriok s!Isst dock, every FRIDAY EEE
me ABOVE aanod places, commencing on Friday,
w Rs. ~, 1yTy. ~iu,. ia,
street, washington, every TUESDAY MORN
Inc, ~ O'Clock, osllinr at all the s,u.! landings
gers and freight For further Information Apply
reIEht resolved rp to 2 O'Clock on the day OF
departure, Ala way freight must bo prepaid.
PassaEe to Potomac 81 Meals extra.
w u Inn GEO w. WEEM. Charter
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O n &c IAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WnSk9aRfn. l-~.s fla.a


Information has been received at this Depart
ment from Mr.. GEoEsE r. SEWARD, the Consul
Of the United States at shanghai, Of the death.
on the 2sd Of April last, a, that place, of Henry
Owner, formerly Consul Of the United States a,
the Society Islands, and once resident of ,hI,
city.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-FIrst Board, IL 4 a. M
Long Bonds, Sc; Gold, 1HK.
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OFFICE GAS LIegT COMPANY.

- WARRINGTON, July Y, 1862
NOTICE TO CONSUMERS OF SAS.-By
az aoi OF Congress, approved July IL, 1862 the price
OF as In Warrington is ikea at tweutJ-sIIbt (2S)
cents Per hundred cubic feet to tho Government,
nd thirty ISO) cents TO all other consumers, Tin
stead OF thirty Ave 1851 cents hereto fore, sub
ct 10 prompt payment discount of ten ClO) per
csntum on all bills Jor gas, if psId At the oce Of
the company tcttAtH Cs 80 days from the rendition
thereof, provided AL drrsdrS shall have been pre-
uioEs!y paid"
HersetIer lexoept in cages OF bills rendered vssE-
W al bulls for gas will be rendered ,tcrtkIy, and
on the frst CAV OF the month"; sDd the discoxst will
IN der no etrcnulstasess, be allowed asy bill ef
ter hve O'Clock p. me fifth day ffom its pre-
sentatlon, and then only upon payment made at
tks ones OF fhs eonfdsy u lit street all aTYsdTs
having been previously paid. It will thus be seen
that In order to save the discoxnt, nontiIy bill ID
must be paid oDcrsS O'Clock p. m. on the sth day
OF each month.
The act Of Congress places "sH bulls for fss''
llpoludlns Govern mont, city, and IndlSiduasD on
must stIlct adhere to this esuremont
BY order OF tho Board of Directors.
JF. BROWN,
S Is cow Secretary In Charge.
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d2H PAPERHAN6INGs. 400
OVAL PlG 8 & < y Pss ages, 4oO

CA 9hoiSe selection Of PeeerhangIuss, warranted
$50. bun 6Teen. ADD Blue Hol AND, by the ward
OF MADE me Windov shades; Picture Cord and
6lnys, 90 also the Landowner assoltment oi
IVA fictnre Frames Ia the city, from tho best
and Gard Visite Frames As0sofsi'oo'''
blLlS!es varrantsd "a, represented, or no sale.
rnIcheAng Tor cash, ell goods will be sold al the
eat remuleE1tlve prices w vs. - ~
AlosinE 70 Old sock 70 accumulate, persons
nsedins tne ABOVE goods Will ind new and desir-
4 call sOiisitsd from those needing the above
IL Terms esah. J. MARKRITER.
REMEMBER yHE NUMBER.
No. <S6 csvENfH sTsRxT
Efshf docvs ab0es Odd FsslOssJ BaH,
IL ALd tie ferms-Cash for goods and labor.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FORD's ATHENEUM!
Tarfh sfra~f hAf~a~r = az n

FORD'S ATHENEUM!
Tenth street. between and r.
The Coolest and Best Ventilated Thelter IN the
BENEFIT OF MISS MOLLIE WILLIAMS
The following very talented performers will sp-
pssI: Mr.. w. II. RONAbps0N; ths, p9 g1 sI
tn. Exoe lsot PantOmImist; Mr.. w. 2. SHEL-
DO N, the Splendid Comedian; Mr.. r, l..
KELLER, the iavorite versatile Actor and the
full nIamstio and Psn.omime Company.
TUESDAY EVENING, August ., viii Be pre-
eentcd the Military DRAINS Of the
FRENCH SPY.
F Esan IS 81, sln'' Minis n0li' williams
Tight Rope Ascension BY the intrepid
w, n. DONALDSON.
p 10 conclude With the lsughable Dantomime Of
THE FOUR Lovers,
Bibi----- -----------.-...----Mr. Harry Gilberi
SCALE OF PRIcIs.
Dress Circle and Pare uttte------. IS cents
OIouotp1 -------------5 " cents
IIlfS'o Dp1cb----- %
Family Circle expressly for oolored
poors oman a; hal. ,,.t 20 cor, GEM =,
ooook. aus
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~CHURCH CAMP MEETfNG-McKsn-
l18 dTtt CHAPEL, Mass. areHus. bsttrs,n arr a M
,3!a Sas-r1ls CnuToh, wh oh ma been undergoing
thOtOug ;esalr, viii bs TeOrened on SUNDAY,
august 81, Ehen Will Go Gov melcsd q series OF
meetings similar to those usually held on the oamp
gLpuno. AZ d. m. -four prayer m;I tinss will be
= m. preaching III the main audience room; at 4
p m. pfesonlns IL the same place; at 6h .. m four
class-I Dom pTaJ er Meetings; at p. ID. preaching
IN I1e main audecce room. Daring the suocr ed
lnE deI OF the geek slular services wall be held
each DAY, vita ths add tiCn of q morning PRAYER
meeting 81 O'Clock, and an ccssIl rsl yaIislf IN
OF the Ivees at . m. BY pray or and the relation
~ cnIls,l IAN experience n ne public Is earnestly
Invited to attend. seats tree. suI-Ivs
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once o. the Commissioners xnde, the act Of Ap-i.
10, 1857, entitled An act for ths r.I.es. of car
nam PERSONS held to sErrtcs o. Edbor in tbs Dis
fTict Of Co!ar1tia," City Hall, Washington,
August 2, 1862
1W~ TIRE COMMISSIONERS, having de.erm
uS lneC to adjourn on ihs 18th InsIant 10 brIp,
up thelT ToTk, notice Is hereby givsn TO all petit
the servants fof which osirn is msde within the
Eext ten days. A 'A0
Ehe Commissioners will, until the 18th instant.
meet ~ 10 @ clock @. III, every day, except Mon,
{-Iw WM. Il. WOODWARD. CLARK
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RANks OF ISSUE IN THE DISTRICT OF

ID ANKS OF ISSUE IN THE DISTRICT OF
- COLUM 6IA.
Bank Of WsshinE.ou. Pstriotio BsnS, Bank;
Back of Metropolis, The bullion Bank.
The Bank of Commerce and the Bullion Bank
Issue Eotes of the denomination of One Dollar and
upwsrds. au1-lms
L PIANOS. 0ps very rood Adrev-
Stein Fis.o. for SIS; one Mahogany
Piano, for SIS upon easy terms. to makestI NJ
ME1ZEROTr, Sole Agent Of Steinway & Sons
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DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN Po-
Cfcs Of Sxperistendsaf. SIS liza 81 tsest.
Ma n m

We8biokton, hukust Ast, 1905
Ordered BY the Board Of Police: That Q Patrol
ms n Of the foros having been found guilty Of re-
ceivingtmol ey rs an Undue ment 70 euner o1end-
ers 70 without being arreste1, and having been
d shon0rdbIy diSrtssed from the force that the
Superintendent cause this order 30 be published IN
the public newspapers.
The Superintendent vouli add that ths ofense
specified above il not only OF the most helnous
that a,Yolicemau oAn commit, but one that general
~ elHdes detection because he Who gives hrlbe
10 as OH nal as the receiver. The Board, there
fore and the Superintendent will take Il a. favor
If any person having knowledge Of similar ofensss
will 1t once commune ste their knowledge to the
susa W. b. WEBB. supt
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I liberty HALL,
FfEciVAL C PARKTI------------.-----P roPrietors
FoUR q 81. WEEK
GREAT CANTERBURY COMPANY.
EvEkSS F NTs sRffo I'D WEEK
Tremendous Success Of
II. M anysl E 81 MRss.As Yy d15i,,,.
MISS JENNIE sALLEN,
The Beauufai and Daskinr Dsnseuse
MISS JULIA PRICE,
The Funny Little
IN PH New < E RA r 4 A ss
Willis ARMsTRoNG,
Clown, JuEEler ard Pantomimist.
HARRY TALBoTT,
~, Song and Dance DeTkey.
" = & Htt SOL and mAsFhkAss ff 6h ENESSYToN'
:, Little ELLA.
Admission rs cents /; orchestra. IS cents; rentIe-
man ana lazy 10 orchestra, Is cents each. su5 Sc
CAETERBURY HALE,
~ LOUISIANA AVENUE. MAR sIxrHsr.
7as Coolest Place IN tAs City BY Tss DEGREES.
THIS EVENING.
IT Is M THE bE HoME g. sE sEs IBID
~ Pkf9E or rue fGsLic! TIE
Triumph upon rTiumeh! sentl%ent, Dance and
P'essstsd Htshv ths greatest amount Of attraction
and the most su.sd and talented psrfoTmsTS-
The management feels much pleasure in announo-
mitsRs he SU e . sec g O.
$ $issss FANNY FANNY EEFSSSEE sSfEssE
who mas been unable during lsst week 70 sinr, as
advertited owing 10 severe indsposItion, but viii
sSa.pton eopesI and
inc United stntes, eno her return 20 her profeson
numerous admirers
Tn. bosutifri and ..sa,ed 6.asea.e. from Winter
Nus. ErL .EfsSS' eeodELEEN,
A-N kRd . Bsastirul Bs nsS sIosp shhNoN'
Great Success Of the
REEttEEsS SSSTEs B BssooTaERs.
The Most Daring GymnaStS
In the word!
n. BUDwoR7H.
The Prince OF Ethiopian Comedians and Banioists.
The inimitaOls Ei.h yoCsiIs f and Sontrsbsnd
De:incstor.
W. b. HARRISON.
Comic vocalist and ImpromDtu Poet
WILLIE IMMERSION,
Chs Your Americsn Jig Dancer. IN Songs and
Dances,
AND A HOST or OTHERS.
New Songs; New Dances, New Banjo solos, New
Acts, New Buriessu es, New Atterpieoes,
and others in preparation.
in rehearsal the laur liable Interlude entitled
NEW YEARS CALLS,
Win entire new scensry, in the Skating Carnival
Central Park.
Admission q cents; Orohestrs Chairs % cents,
Doors open ~ M performance xt ~ o'clooT
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'En OR yEENsY, hUAsg', = IT, Yf
:" !, - ~, lay. 1seE o. a. Ia Z
ITs y ~ a. en- lie 81 g.
WI = r, =. - ~ ;. 4. on seventh Atfa,Il d,
seeA' ii 81 ets
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pATENI OFFICE CuRI0sITIE&auide 70
melt Gardens, 90 the stand in Patent Omoe; Rare
AnnS aarlan Books; 6oyernment Books; Dcou-
sorssi Burnt Patent Once keforta Cheap Books
punished 70 Pedlars; Military 1riais; Militsry
Law; Army Regulations; Panorama OF the Coat
MOVING over 5000 miles; many thousand Chsep
beoks' kecoliect cheap rent, LArSe sales, lev
p1Ssi. y seirs svsr Bank 81 WnshinEson.
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W TIE. NEXT REGULAR MONTHLY
SS mestirg OF the Board of Trustees o! Public
Eoh0olB I'll be hold IN the ldermon's Dom, CITY
haH, on TUESDAY AFTER HDON. August 5th,
ssO cook' WIN. ID. DAYTON.
A+.p<
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w svs.ss. bsfvess 1sf asd ID sfs.-The subsori-
per respectfully informs the public that he has re
ena that hereafter on every Monday and Thursdsy
~ o,oloof p m. there WIN be q band of music in
6al.ery have been erected for the smusemcnt Oh
glstors Clubs and Associations can have the a se
o. tne garden BY giving notice to the proprietor
he pledges himself thai he vail use his best en-.
eeayo-s 70 s.eese al Who may honor him with their
presence. In A-amHl ERNS3 LOEFFLEE,
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IL NOTICE
1 Tx. Won MOSCHZtSKER. Oouist And
Aurlst 22J Penrsy vanis avenue, viii be absent
from tho oity till tho itth inss. suS-sts
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FEE PROMENADE CoNCERT,- Al, "a.
svsssss sear as Capitol Gsrdss -The undersit ned
respectfully informs the pubic that he has made
M3URQAY EVENING, after the concerts Al
Sseltol Garden are closed. . part Of the Marine
Band VIII give Grand Promenade Concert Al tue
above named yaqs. Choice Refreshments oon-
itfiiI T On hand UThs ssrtsH s. e Sssuh-
u @lm' IRepubhcsn.1 Proprietof.
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Admission q cents Orchestra Chairs 20 oents,
Door open at iki lertor nance at % o,oIooI.
The national Republican., 1862-02-12
AT RETAIL FOi 30 DAYS Only.
The Large Stock Of
First Class Prescott Revolver

to any other pistol introduced, comprising
STRENGTH, GENrILlTY, ACTION L ECON.
OMY;
Or In other words containing all the Excellencies Of
G Its, Smith Wcsson's, Allen h Whclocs Pistols,
concentrated In one instrument thereby making this
pistol the most formidable weapon ever offered for
sale.
Also, q very fine assortment OF Gold and Silver
Watches, imported by Fellows Co. Ne. II Maiden
Lane, N Y, expressly for the City Retail Trade
Also, the finest assortment OF Gents and Ladies'
Dressing Cases ever offered In this country to the
Retail Trade.
Also 700 900 Cartridges offered TO the Retail Trade
positively only for 80 days.
G. A STARKWEATHER,
feb l0-lm@ $50 Penn. avenue, up stairs.
The national Republican., 1862-02-12
pEHsIOH oEFloE. JUNE ., 1901.

DHNSIOU OFFIOA, jun X y, l60ls
L N ALL WH0N IT M p CONCERR
juno, $780, for the reissue Of the land Warrants Do
sotibed herein, which are alleged 10 have been Lost
Or destroyed, uooe 10 hereby given that at the data
following the description Of each warrant, . asW
eerthoate Of like tenor will be Issued II no valid Oh
Iection :honld on then appear.
March, 1855, 10 the name Of Benjamin Pack and
wn granted on the I'd day Of March, ,ls67-Februsry
No II, ,s29, for 90 acres, is.ucd under the act Of
September, 1870, IN the name Of John Denny, and
wss granted september 27, 1851 March l.. 1853.
September, 1850, In the name Of John Barton, and
was granted March II, lsS6-Msrch IS, 1858.
No 7,l9a, for 100 aorcs, issued under the act o.
March, 1855, In the name Of George W Warren, and
was granted October 5, is6s-MsTch 10, 1879.
No s6 l38, for 100 sores, issued under the act Of
granted september 20, isSo-Maroh u, 1859.
No 81 ,S23, for 100 acres, Issued under the act Of
March, 1855, 10 the name Of Thoma johnson, and
was granted June ~, ls6s-Msrch Is, 1862
No 36,6lb, for 100 acres, Issued under the act Of
March, 1855, in the name Of Abigail, widow Of ons
than Beard and was granted August lsSe-Msrch
No. lsS7I, for 100 scrss, Issued under the sot o.,
March, 1854, In the name OF Isaiah Tasker, minor
child Of Elijah Tssker, deceased, aud was granted
September 2sth. ls68-March ed. 1852.
No 4o8s9, for 100 acres, issued under the act o.
and was granted January %, lsss-Maroh o., 1852
No 81, $50, for i2o aorcs, issued under the act Of
March, 1855, In the name Of Jordan Hunt, and was
granted Augut ]. ls6S-Msich o., 1883.
No; s,273, for 1850 acres, issued under the act Of
March, 1885, In the name of Hezckiah Smith, and
JOSEPH Il. BARRETT,
Commissioner,