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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-10

This policy will furnish an outlet for these notes,
and obyiae the principal objection the banks bad to
receiving tLon tba, hey accumulated with them to
an embarrassing extent. At the sane tine, il will
give the Government the use of large amount Of
money 1t only = cent interest. An attempt will
probably be maie to use the certificates to some ex
len, in tho payment Of balances at tho Clearing
House.
The Exchanges nj the Bank Clearing Iouse this
morning were $l6,j;j,OS6 Il. The Exchanges for
the week ending to-day were sll3,2l6,2H Ii. being
daily average Of ils 500 ,3s2 st, against tl5 oSl,
93S Il for tho week ending on Saturday last
Tie Home Life Insurance Company Of Brooklyn
has ,lared semi-annul dividend Of - y cent on
its capital stock payable on demand.
OF tie receipts for duties during the week si29, =
9l3 ~ we've in Treasury note. bearing interest, and
the remainder in demand notes.
AT auction this morning tho following sales OF
stocks were made by order Of J. X. Dubois auditor
of IN. State OF Illinois:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-10

We have received \ copy Of the semi-mou!hly cir
cunr Of sIesss. Nicolay & Co.. giving full quota.
lions for the securities ro ns well as those that are,
usually dealt in az sic Stock Board.
In The MoLHe ddrertisr we lind the usual COM
parave statement If the recei Of Cotton at all the
ports for the first four months Of the cotton year"
viz from the IT, Of September TO The Lee Of Deem
Der. Tie following is the result:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-10

SIR OF ANERIcAS AND EoREIGy COlss,
,tyn,Ls. AID CuRiosirIrs.-A large aud valuable
collection of native ar imported coins, medsls auto
,,aphe, uumismatc works, and saeh like ouriosilios
viii he sold &C auction ,his and tomorrow even
ings q, tie Irving Bul'i9g, Nos. 59i ard 5sd
Broadway, ty Bangs, Merwin, & Co. Among
the foreign collection will be forad many inter-
estiDg coins: fn,lings and pennies of the
rciens of the Royal. Georges socs Of the reign Of
LOUIS XVI. coins of Napoleon time, btfde boman
pieces end tho;e of almost every nation. la the
American list are CONS of every fort, 80 many al
niue pieces of 1898, six Of l19), and half dozen Of
lsei--tLe latter, tie rarest Of American cents The
colonial collection CT coins, and tina. of aut graphs
documents, &C., is sid TO 10 very complete.
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The earnings Of lie Cleveland and Pitsburg Re1
read for December AID January ara as follows:

Showing IN lnc'eatc Tor ne TWO months Over mo
stonaiDg ourhs of letr year Of $6j,7S0.
We annex a comparative statement OF the Imports
# Foreign Dry Coed. and General Merchandise at
,le rort of New-York for {. Q week ending Feb. 4,
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We annex copy OF the certificate which the N
sl.,nni Tren.n or will ssue 70 deIositors:

OTTicE OT Tnx Ar.isrsNT 1hgssrRrE ~ rHK
bsirED srArks. tEw- loHK. -, lH'.
certify that INF. dsy d,po.ied 20 the credit 81
tie Treasurer o. the Uni'sd ststss dollars, in
Temporary lo-n for which interest &
,he per rer ~ be paid together
principal in ks currency, den aud after days
uce, for hich have signed duplicate receipts
A..,.
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The following 10 "a statement oil The oafhine' vi inc
St. Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad from Jan. -
90 Jan. 81, 1872:
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!. Onlles... + i.sOo8 ~ ais2iSs 81 S3,i;O SO 80.
The following il statement Of the earnings Of the
Chicago and North-N esern raiiroad for January:
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
A Novel Oase-A County Constable Ar.
rested On the Charge OF 4ohfsasance
and Attempt % Byvindle.


A Nevsl oass-A County Constable Ar
rested on ths Charge OF ashfsesance
and Attempt 10 swindle.
A very novel case came up before Justice
johnson, yesterday, which involves some very
noe points Of law. The facts Of the case are
as follows:
Yesterday, County Constable F. O. Callahan
was arrested by Patrolman John Kelly, on n
special United States warrant issued by Justice
johnson, charged By Arnold Blum and j. Low.
enthal with attempting to dofraud them out OF
ta5. II appeared from the evidence Of several
against Mr.. Joseph Schwartz in favor Of A.
Blum for collection, upon which an execution
was obtained to satisfy said debt. Callahan
charged for and received the whole amount Of
debt, costs and commission, without producing
evidence Of making levy, or notifying defend.
ant that levy would be made. The plaintiff
called on Callahan many times, In the presence
Of witnesses, and asked for the money, stating
that he (Callahan) had received the money two
months before, but Callahan denied ever hav-
up and left the city. subsequently, his individ.
ua receipt was produced by Blum, showing
that Callahan had collected the money.
After hearing all the evidence, the Justice
required Callahan to give security for his ap.
pearance at the next term Of the criminal
and attempt to swinde.
The case, on both sides, was argued by coun.
sci, Mr.. Morgan appearing for the defence and
Mr.. W. j. Martin for the prosecution.
The affair caused considerable excitement
among the hdbittes Of and loungers around the
several magistrates' ofices on Louisiana ave-
nue, and the decision Of the Justice was con
curred In by all honest men present.
We understand that several cases, Of sim.
liar nature against Callahan have been sent, by
which has the power Of appointing county con.
stables.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
Bathing.

There il no system of medication which can
be adopted at this season of the year which Ia
equal to u thorough cleansing of the skin, by
means Of the pores of which more of the impu.
rites of the internal system are evolved than
by any other process. Pure water bathing will
save hundreds of pains and aches, and u host
Of doctors bills. An excellent opportunity for
bathing IL afforded by means of the metro.
politan Baths" recently fitted up in great taste
with all the convenienoes, &C., on d street, Just
above Eleventh, near the Avenue.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
llev. nc. w. jackson, Of Maine,

Has been appointed chaplain of the General
Hospital, in Armory square, in this city. This
hospital has all modern improvements in point
Of comfort and convenience, and is designed TO
accommodate 500 patients.
Mr.. Jackson Is of the Methodist denomination,
and has been member Of the New England
and Providence conferences. He Ia well known
in most of tho States NJ an able and eloquent
advocate of temperance, as well M sound
sermonizer. His pleasing address and generous
impulses will render him popular and useful in
his new and responsible position.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
A soldiers, R.iief Associst,ou

Was formed by the ladies' Of the Fifth ward,
who assembled at the Columbia Engine House
New Jersey avenue, Capitol Hill, on Friday
evening, July l8, at s o'clock, and was organ.
lied by the election Of Mrs. W. l.. Nicholson al
President; Miss Joanna Fitzpatrick, Secretary;
Mrs. .Chas. P. Russell, Treasurer; and Mrs. Hitz
Mrs. Lewis, and Miss Abel, Executive Commit.
tee.
The association will meet again this evening
at O'Clock, at the Columbia Engine House
when large attendance Is requested.
Donations in behalf of this good cause, In
money or In materials, are earnestly solicited
from the benevolent, and will be received by
Mrs. W. L. Nicholson, 2sI B street south, Capt..
tol Hill, and by the executive committee.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
Criminal Court.

BEFUKE JUDHE CHAWFUHD.
July 24.-The following resolution was sub.
mitted by the grand jury, and ordered by the
court TO be entered on the minutes, viz:
ResOiued, That the thanks of this grand jury
are due to George W. Riggs, Esq, foreman, ior
the prompt and intelligent manner in which he
has discharged his very responsible duties, and
for his courtesy towards the members Of the
Jury.
Tho grand jury were then discharged.
.Tiiu 25.-Andrew Jones was tried and found
guilty of assault and battery on Onlcer Parker
of the Metropolitan Police, and resisting said
officer while In the discharge of his duty.
Spencer Hyson was tried for assault and bat
tory On Jesse Veeny on the LIST of May last. The
Jury returned verdict of not guilty.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
The OHIO Relief Assoeaation

Held It's weekly meeting at No. 537 II street, on
Thursday evening. Reports from the commit.
tees to visit the hospitals showed but few addi.
tions Of Ohio patients. A large number have
generally are doing well.
On motion, the committees TO visit the various
hospitals we're instructed to inquire into the
losses Of clothing by Ohio soldiers, and II found
to have been lost by the casualties Of war, to
lay tho facts before the surgeon In charge, In
order that clothing may be obtained for them
under the recent joint resolution passed by
Congress.
On motion, Mr.. Schuckers, of the Treasury
Department, was added TO the committee TO
solicit funds for the association.
A new hospital has been established near
lexington, called Sprague hospital.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
DY W. L.. WALL - CO.. Auctionsers,
t., n Rs

pY w. l.. WALL ~ CO.. Auctionsers,
ID Successors to WALL n BAsHARp,
South cor:.r Penn ". and Ninth stree.
TRUSTEES SALEOF VALUABLE lMPR0N.
ED DPROPERrf-b virtue OF II deed OF trust duly
made and recorded In Liber, } A s., No, Ill iolios
1ss, ct SEQ we shall proceed to sell at auction, to
the highest bidder, on the premises, At O'CLOCK,
M on MONDAY the 2sth day OF July, A. D 1862,
the following property, viz:
Lot numbered nineteen, Q9) in square numbered
five hundred and sixteen, (5l6D with the improve
ments thereon consisting Of ve small brick housss
The property Is ssuated on X street north, between
Fourth and Fifth streets west
Terms OF Sale, One.third cash; the residue in SIX
twelve and eighteen mouths the purchaser to givv
notes for the deferred payments, bearing Int rest
from the day OF sale deed given and deed oftrus,
required TO secure the payment OF the notes All
conyeyancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
1.-THE purchaser should fail TO comply with the
terms In five days alter sale, the Trustees reserve
the right to sell the property ut the risk and cost
OF the deiAulting purchaser by advertising the
three times In the Ndtiondl Inteili9sncer
ALFRED SHUCKING,
ANTON EBERLY, Trustees.
W. l.. WALL n co,
jy jyT-2AwSds Auciioneen.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
AAA Acrnsnanf.

Owing to the Garelessness of II servant girl
having charge Of n small child, on Ninth street
middle Of the street, and was thrown down and
run over by rapidly passing horse and vehi.
Gle. We learn that the child had both legs
broken. The nurse was very much alarmed nj
what had been done. This should serve as
warning to others. We did not ascertain the
names of the parties.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
Threats OF Violence.

Robert Warren, II huckster In the. mar kot,
Sas arrested yesterday by Officer EckloG, OF
tho Fourth ward police, on complaint of J. 4.
Bradley, who charges HIM with threats of per.
sonal violence. Ho was taken before Justice
Clayton, and required to give bail for future
hearing.
Wesley Burch was complained Of only the day
previous, by John 7. Bradley, who also charges
BurGh with threats of violence. He was ar.
rested by Onicer Kelly, of the Fourth ward, and
taken before JustiGe johnson, who required
nm 10 give security to keep the peace.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
Visiting Days ~ the Hospitals In this
City.

General Hospital, (Cirols.)- Monday, Wed.
nesday, Thursday, and Saturday, between
and O'Clock, p. NJ.
General Hospital, Judiciary Square Mon
day and Thursday, between 2 and 8 O'Clock.
Cranch Hospital, (E street Baptist church
and the Unitarian church h.)-Every day, from
to O'Clock.
Any addition to, or alterations in, the above
table will be chesrfully made.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
The Duef Case Conoludsd.

Captain whitfield, whose case we mentioned
day or two since, appeared, on Wednesday
last, before Justice Clark, and gave bail in the
sum of 81 900 to keep the peace towards all
good citizens Of the county Of Washington, and
refrain from beingengaged In, or arranging for
a duel in the District Of Columbia; and also to
appear At the ensuing term of the crimial court
TO answer to the charge Of being engaged in a
duel, and making arrangements in the District
Of Columbia to hight a duel with Captain Nc.
KeuZie,
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
PersOnal,

Major G. W. Barker, U. s. A.; Com. Rowan,
us. N, Now Orleans; Aldermen Farlett, Mitch.
oil, Jones', Hogan, Pinckney, Keister and Far.
10y, of New York, on business with tho War
Department; q. +. Shepley, of New Orleans;
Mrs; Se Ten: Se'gei; OF p new YORK; i: m M. Todd.
and Captain H. A. Adams, U. 3. N, are ut vii.
larda
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
VERY vALUABLE CORNER PROP
Y ERTY IN THE VICINITY OF Will
LAkDS' HOTEL FOR SALE

by direction OF the heirs the subscribers offer for
sale that valuable property, ut the corner Of and
Fourtesuth streets, known Lots and Q. In Square
1885, having frent Of % feet inches On street by
50 feet on Fourteenth street.
This property Ii Immediately In front of and In
full view OF Wiliards Hotel and 10 desirable prop.
erty for livery stable or some manufacturing buti
nesa
For particulars, inquire Of
EDW'D G. DYER,
THO. j. FISHER,
jy lS-6t Executors.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
jy 2l-2AwSdi
} UMO EnUM tEBELDOM.

OUmONS FROM NkBELDOM.
Just RECEivRp AT IHR DAYTON BAkERT,
I5G Eleventh Street
Startling Iuinors from Secesaia
Awful failure OF supplies
"Bread, }" the cry Ia, Nsweeter, frrsher,
SIia bread, crackers, cakes amt piSs
Davis can't Withstand The pressure,
Cobb is frightened beyond measure,
Memminger, who guards the treasure ~
Sobs and wipes his weeping eyes.
OF the good things made by Dayton,
Have they heard the isniished train
Has some prisoner who has ate one
Tried the flavor to explain
Crackers, pies that never safe one
Candies, cakes, to give . J,ir oh
Things like these did he dilate on,
TIL they shrieked with hunger pain
Is II true, this rumored Offer
Would they urop the arms they WELD,
u oi DANIus' = pies pronsr
Should be made them on the hedY
Like enough-eaoh Union soohrr
Has u palate, and us tougher
For those natchless pies TO sufer,
Than to eat aud say I'VE yield r.
DANTON'S Bakery and Depot for the famous
"Spiit Bread, Boston and Pic Mo Crackers, FAM
ly Pies, Cakes, Candies, Ice Cream, NC. Private
saloon Tor ladies. jy "2-eolw
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
another omen Ais'Mesting.

We understand that permanent arrangements
lmvo becn made to have Il sel1es of temper.
nnGe meetings in the Capitol grounds, near the
music stand, ON Sabbath afternoons at O'Clock:
Tomorrow, Mr.. Darius Forbes, of Maine, and
others win address the meeting.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
stolen PrDDerly,

Ohicer Kelly, of the Fourth ward, arrested l..
Wueburg, II Matchmaker on Pennsylyani av.
anue, last Thursday. He was charged with par-
chasing stolen property, belonging To Henry
paulotth He was taken before Justice John.
son, and was finally dismissed by his restoring
the stolen property.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
CQlQnal TAlt

OF the First District OF Columbia volunteers
his numerous friends In this city will be glat
to know, has 30 far recovered In health, tina
he has determined to leave to-day to resum,
the command Of his regiment.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
Photograph GIFT Gallery.

We call the attention Of our readers to new Pho
tographic Gallery which has lately been established
by Clias Wetfe, at No 63S Seventh street, between
taken In the highest style Of the art at The cheapest
rates A present, worth from twenty five cents to
two dollars, Is given with each picture. je Elm
The national Republican., 1862-07-26

WANTED.-SO females 10 Learn 70 make skirts
4 person oan, In short time, make per week from
% TO a. Inquire. for pArtiausr~ si tn7 Seventh a.
petWeen u ana ~ s0u lt--it
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
EI.yR.,.,ng , uo.n,,.I-

The Stars and Stripes will be raised at Emory
Hospital Zone mile east Of the Capitol this
afternoon, ut theee O'Clock. An address will
be delivered by Rev. DR.. Sunderland. The
Marine Band is engaged for the occasion.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
D..rn... NV. and r.r

Deafness, and AL mAladies Of the eye and ear ex.
clusively treated by DIR. Won Mosohzsker, Ooulist
and aurist, 227 Pennsylvania avenue. The numer-
ouR TESTIMONIALS from such oreditabs repeat
edly published make all further statements unnsces.
sary. 2l-8p
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
MARRIED.,

On Thursday evening, the cath inst, by the
Rev. DR.. PinCkney, rector Of Ascension
Church, Mr.. CHARLES II. JOHNSON to Miss MARY
NJ, COOMBs.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26

DIV w. l.. WALL d CO., Aactionssrs,
ID Successors to WALL X BARNARD.
South corner Pa ave. and Ninth street
ONE LOUBLE AND ONE SINGLE CAR
RAGE AT AUCTION -Will be sod, 10 front OF
the Auction Rooms, on SATURDAY MORNING,
10th instant, at 10 oclook-
One double Carriage, built by watoon, Of Phils,
dephis, but little used, and cost originally
$500, would be very suitable a hack
One single Carrisge, trimmed with green cloth,
rides very easy, and suitable for private fam,
lily.
Terms cash
W l.. WALL 4 CO.,
jy 2l-d Auotionsers
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
Future Days.

QY J. @. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctlonsers.
ID LARGE STOCK OF FINE CONFECTiON
Ear and Confectioners Moulds Coppsn, Tools,
French Plate Mirrors, Glass Cases, Jars, 90 at
Auction .-On TUESDAY MORNING, July 9Sth,
eomnenoine at 10 O'Clock, we shall SELL at the we'll
known establishment Of q. Gautier, Pennsylysnis
svenue: between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets,
his entire stock Of Confectionery, Moulds, Glass
Counter Cases, Silver Plated Counter Scales Glass
Jars, &c., consisting, 10 part, Of
Fine French Candles asd Bonbons
Do Fancy Boxes, Envelopes, 10.
Fine Conserve Fruits and Plain Candies
French Preserves, Pickles
Brandy Fruits, 80, In great variety
Together with
Slime French Plate Mirrors
3Fin, Plated Counter Cases
3Connter Scales, Pla'ed Eeams, Dishss and
Weights
Large number of handsome Glass Jsrs, Dishes,
80.
And many other articles too numerous to advertise
ALSO, Immediately AZ er the sale in the Store
will be sold, At the Factory, on street, in rear Of
Store, all his stock Of
Moulds, Coppers, Freezers, Machinery,
Embracing . variety Of new patterns Ia Copper
Tin, Lead, and Plaster, In large assortment.
All Of which will bs sold without reserve, Mr..
Gautier intending to change his business
j. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
)y 26-dts Auctoneers
The national Republican., 1862-07-26

DY w. L.. WALL - CO., Auctfoneers,
u Successors to WALL n BARNARD
STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A FEED DEAL.
ER AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY MORNING,
29th July, at II O'Clock, we will sell at the corner
Of Indiana avenue and street, between Secood and
Ihirth streets the stock OF Alex Cassel who Ia de-
cning bu,ine, =, viz.
IL fiofs $, 2 mules
2large Wagons, 2 sets Harness
Carriage una Harness
Buggy and Harness, nearly new
Platform Scales
100 Bales Hay, 40, nc
Building and Fixtures.
Terms oash.
". l.. WALL 4 Co,
Jy2 Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26

nY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctionssrs.
- No. 526 Seventh street, corner d.
BAILlFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of d writ Of da.
train from James W. Barker, and to me directed,
against the goods and ohattels OF Mrs. - Smith,
for house rent due and In arrears, have, this l9ih
day Of July, 1867, levied upon according to law the
following articles TO satisfy said house rent due and
In arrears, viz:
Sofas, Chairs
Tables, Bedsteads
Mattresses, Wardrobts
Feather beds and Pillows
What Nots Hat Trees
cupboards, bureaus
Carpets, Oil Cloth and Mirrors
window Shades, Lounges
China, Glass and Crockery Ware
Cooking aud other Steves
And many other articles too numerous to de.
scribe.
And will expose to public sale the said goods and
chattels, on TUESDAY the 18th inst at 10 O'Clock
a m, In front Of Green Williams Auction Store,
No. $40 Seventh street, corner ID street
ID. A. NARROWER, BailiG
GREEN n WILLIAMS,
jy 4-tds Auotioneers
ID Successor to WALL h BAKsARp
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 40, AT AUG
TON On WEDNESDAY, 3O,h inst at 10 o clock,
will sell at the residence OF A. Cssst on north
street, near Fifth, his Household Furniture, &c
Sofa, Chairs, Tables
Wsrdrobes. Carpets, Bedsteads
Feather Beds, Pillows and Bolsters
Wood and osne.seat Chairs aud Rockers
WashstAnds and Toilet Sets
Shuck and Hair Mattresses
Parlor and Kitchen Stoves, and Utensils
Terms Cash.
". L. WALL &CO,
jy 2+-d Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
r Il, u AIR NJ q

X f. u Al ri N q.
As manufacture Trunks extensively, and neces.
sarly have oil kinds Of Trunk Material, L am better
prepared to repair Trunks, 30, thoroughly and
than any other establishment In the city.
jy7 JAMES g. TOPHAM
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
rIw oEEICrits. suTLEns. DC.

A new light four wheeled WA
CON, with water proof covers, uH6SJtJ8
and handsome leather cushions,
built to order ut New York and cost $ls2, FOX
SALE, at u moderate price, Alao, u New York
made ret OF DOUBLE HARNESS, plated fittings
never used. Also, ret OF plain SisgLs HAkssss
quite new Apply irr gdd's'"" A'rhls aud Groom
To Ss1 Seventeenth atT.-i Hdnsr az l. dso az
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
RAnkkng Hates.

The following are the rates At which bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
silvsr-the legal tender notes being the stand
ard:
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
OFrICE GAS LIGHT COMPANY,

|nfFiCA GAS LiGHT ComFANf,
NOTICE TO coNsUMERs is'GS ST Isiy SKs@By - s"s an
act Of Congress approved july H. 1861! the price OF
per hundred cabie feet to the Government and thr
ty (3o) cents to all other Consumer lstead OF thr
ty five 1857 cspts as subest to prompt
Tor gas II paid Mt the qdce " he Company prhin dpe
(5) days from the rendition thereof provided all ar.
rears shall have been preoiouily paid"
Hereafter (except iu cases VI bills rendered eeiy)
all bills for gas will be rendered monthly, aud on tha
first day Of the month; aud the diSccuM .i under no
p m, on the ht,h day from its pres. ntstion, and
panv, bil Eleventh street, ali arrears having been
previously paid. II will thus be that In order
TO save the discount, monthly bills must be paid bfrc
O'Clock p. IN, on the sixth day OF each month.
The 40 Of Congress places .dn bii; for gas" !in.
anne footing ~ to discount, and the Company must
strictly adhere to this requirement.
By order of the board OF Directors
J. h. BROWN,
iy 2l-eo2w Secretary In Charge.
INV ESTM ENTS.
SEVEN AND THREE TENTns UNITED
STATES NOTES,
UNITED STATES BoNDs-DUE 1851,
ONE YEAR CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTED
NESS,
QuARrERMASrERS VOUCHERS,
DEMAND NOIrS, (OLD iSSUE,)
Act Of August 10, 1861;
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN GOLD,
UNCURRENT BANK NOTES,
STOCKS AND BONDS ON COMMISSION,
Bought and Sold.
RIrTENHOUsE, FAINT h CO.,
Bankers, aba Pennsylvania avenue.
yls-lm
.WhH""D's
WINE SALOON,
lsD EIGHTH STREET
Near Pennsylvania Apenue,
WASHINGTON, d. g.
Also,
MPoRTER OF
German, French, aud Calawba Wines.
Branch Of 90 Spruce street and 22i West Forty
third street, New York. je 2b-lm
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Copartnership heretofore existing between
LYLE \ COFFIN is this day dissolved BY mutual
consent. JOHN q inLE,
\. A COFFIN
John G. Lyle still continues the business at the
old stand
WAsuIarron, July u, lst! iy2J
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
Mcnamara Capt
q n

MeNamara Capt
q s
Maltby, Geo
Moore, Geo
Marlett, Geo N
Meyer, Geo
MaoIutyre, q II
Mendelson G
Morgan, Geo W
Maxw we'll, Geo. ,Jr
MoNiohols, Ser
geant Z
Mcdonnell, Patk
Leiye, Philip
Mcdonald, =
Melvain, X G
Mears, Robt
MolIenry, 4 W
Morris, Col X II
Morrison, DR. s b
Mum, Maj $ W
McKeao, Thos-2
McCreary, 1t U
G-3
Manly, Uri
Muirhead, VIM
Merritt, CapW-2
HAttShtt, w "
Mills, VIM
Miller, VIM
IMarshall, WIN J
Moore, VIM
lMcCormack,W T
Maloney, VIM
IMowry, VIM A
Myers, Capt VIM