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The national Republican., 1862-07-02
The New York Soldiers Relief Assoels.

Met in Temperance Hall last evening, in pur.
suancn Of the call of the Executive Committee,
Hon. r. 4. Fentpn presiding. De-,
The Executive COMMITTEES made highly in
teresting report Of the condition and wants Of
the sick and disabled soldiers Of the State of
New York, and tho means and assistance AZ.
forded for their relief, by this association. ~,
The association then appointed committee
10 raise funds for the purpose of tho moro Of
,ctually carrying out tho objects Of this asso
Citation. which consisted Of the following named
gentemen: Hon. +. W. Seward, Hon. n. T. Fen.
ton, Hon. Edward Haight, Hon, E. q. Spauld
ing, Hon. Ersstus Corning and J. N. Granger.
Tho sum of $225 was also collected In aid OF
she objects Of the association.
The meeting then adjourned to meet again on
| the cal, Of the Executive Committee.
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
kccssh Y klnblens.

A lady friend tells us that the arrangement OF
RID and white In alady's attire, 40 az 10 initiate
ID any manner the "bars " OF the seoesh flag,
Idicates a secession sympathizer. Two red
md ono white rose on tho bonnet marks the
Eearer ~ u rebel. The rebel mllinsrs In this
city use their best endeavOrs to sell all the bon.
nets Of this style they can. In many instances
Union ladies have beon uhcOnsoiously betrayed
into the purchase Of this style, as "al the
rage" and she rebels have triumphed on the
streets over the number Of their infamous
kind. Beware of them. Wv
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
The Concert at wiilard's

Came of last night, and was largely attended
by fashionable audience. The half Was beau
tifully decorated with flags, busts, &c., and pre-.
sented handsome appearance. The music
many of the piccss anoored. Miss Rumsey was
In lne voICo, and acquitted herself with groat
ecldt. The whole affair WAS an entire success,
and all parties appeared 10 he entirely satisfied.
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
Rebel Boarding Houses.

Eome OF the most notorious OF that contempt.
ible class, rebel women, keep boarding houses
which are mainly supported by clerks and
other employees Of the Government. How can
siloysl and patriotic man eat the bread and
bhtter or q sscessiOnist! We hear continual
complaint that there arc but few boarding
!. I.Juses In the city which are kept by loyal
')eople. y this Is the case some excuse is af
iorded. IL not, make these clerks take an
oath lot TO give aid and comfort 10 the enemy
hy paying thom Government money.
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
Gross Firing.

Anna johnson, u ooiored prostitute, went
into = cook shop on tho Avenue, last Sunday,
and demanded OF tho darkey cook some steamed
clans. He said he could not furnish them;
whereupon shs went out into the street, and
heaped The vilest abuse upon his head. Not
being particularly ohsioe IN her language, she
was arrested. She, in turn, accused tho cook +,
Robert Hery, Of assault. In putting her out Of
DOORS. Both parties were fined.
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
rhs I.di.n Herb Doctor.

49, The Indian Herb Doctor,
froa Canada, will describe diseases and tell hi
patients the nature Of their complaints or
Illness, without receiving any lnfor.
nation from thsn. u ...tr s
No charge for oo~suhstsow or advice. ..-
.".f ouR nofTo.
We nee suoh Balms % have no strife
With Mature or the Lawn Of Life:
With Blood our hands Ne never stain
Nor poison men 10 ssss their pain.
Oar father-whom oil goodness Ails,
Provides the means 10 curs all Ills;
The Simple Herbs beneath oar feet, .#
Well used, relieve ou' pais complete.
4 dmpls Herb, . simple Flower,
Culld from the cswy Les
=, Thee, these shall spsak with touching power
Of change and health TO thee.
Roon No. II, Washington Building, Penney lvanis
avenue, corner Of 6evgnth street. = I'm ~ ---n
No ohatge for consultation. Left
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
Criminal Court,

June 30.-Addison Harris WAS found guilty of
larceny, and sentenced TO Is months in the
W. II. Mangum, alias Bub Gun, was convicted
Of assault and battery, and sentenced 10 10
months In jail. y
July l.-The case Of Elizabeth Weldon,
charged with keeping a 6awdy house, was
taken UP. II is still on trial.
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
ChrYstAl lprfnRs.

This beautiful sylvan retreat, situated on tho
Piney Branch road, about mile and 4 half
beyond Columbian College, has changed hands
Mr.. c. g. King becoming sole proprietor. Mr..
Kings character rs y public caterer 10 too well
established TO noed comment from US, and all
the advice we havo to give to those who wish
TO spend q pleasant afternoon, 10 to "visit
Chrystal Springs" Good order will always
reign supreme on the premises.
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
Deaths or Soldiers.

Tho following deaths in the various hospitals,
Gc., In this vicinity hHvo occurred since our
last report: b. i#..
James Noonan, company D, 05th New York.
4. Pensel, company r, 62d New York.
John Burger, 9th New York cavalry.
VIM. Lomax, company h, 37th New York.
]. II. Henderson, company F, 57th Pennsyl
vania. -. ,'rr.E -.
G. n. Paul. company H, lth Pennsylvania
Reserves.
VIM. Rogers, company @, 7th Ohio.
Isaac Cheosbro, company q, 18th New York
Adolph Santbrock, company B, 6cott's U. b.
V.C.
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
Afflicted and UaNortanats.

We call the special attention of those who
have. been so unfortunate M to require the
skill Of the best physicians for certain diseases
we publishin another column. We learn that
the Doctor ia the most thorough, effective
physican In his line in the country.
The national Republican., 1862-07-02

CANTERBURY HALL,
Louisians Avenue, near sixth Street.
The Coolest place in the City.
, IMMENSE CoMBINATIoN.
ENTIRE CHANGE or PROGRAMME.
n QUESTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Is there now In existence has there ever been in ex
istsnSs Company comprising q, much
fA'V<1Ehfs 'V<1EhfsSAr1H1TX. sSSAs;rT11!Ht t1VT1X..,,x
As the Company now AMP Z. ~ c.SislsbdMi1II .&SihlsbMIUs
MARX THs Liss 6E 6EssTTHkkssaE sTHks,a &SD DaMaxtsE MAkEE A
NOTE ON IT.
TIE BEAUTIFUL
Sxua,TES % aRPs.i e nSs Ss IN S ss The
She will fire gun at 'ndes and extin guish them
Miss ETA Brent,
Ih' charming Vocalist, viii sing Three New Songs.
Mile .uartcttG RMgel,
alexander ZnmfreiSn,
In his great l,a,kct Act on the Tight Rope
The Sctgrist brothers,
the mot Daring A'r0Oa" in rho sse WSTiS wss * shs
Monsieur V'cIarde,
he best male dancer in the world, in new Dance.
10 night, the laughaGle Comic Panto mine, entitled
LIFE AND DEATH,
In which Inc entire NASkL IhOuPE
VIII appear.
This temple Of mirth and enjoyment Is filled TO it,
utmost capacity by our respectable judicioua, nad
critical citizens, whose ENTHUSIASTS IC APPRO.
BATON and tun, ing shouts oi hearliest laugh
ter at the original sense delighiiug health
performance nightly prescribed by the great i'm
matchable and BRILLIANT CONSTELLATION
OF STAR ARTISTS, now engaged a. the Canter
barry, bears unmistsksbie evidrnc' Of the fact that
Ia the only place OF amusement Ia the Capital City
where one can spend u pleasant evening realIz pg
puie enjoyment and genuine pleasure. The Canter
bury Is pstronized by the most eminent and Ieincd
men Of the dsy-me rchants, editors. state,mtn, and
| aItans. All hail 1t as the GREAT DESlDERA:
TUM to while away the hours OF the evening, and
recul the energies and refresh the brain after
the toll aud care Of the day The Canterbury the
first place Of anusement visited by the residents Oi
other cities on coming TO Washington. And why
Because Its fame |, world wide ns the only Music
Hall here, possessing all the nEAT LIG HTS OF
MODERN srAogl How we'll founded this reputation
49, may be seen by glance at the mammoth list Of
SUFERLATIyELfGRE PERFORMERS
comprsng the Company o. the great Canterbury.
No CHANGE IN PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Admission rs cents Orchestra chairs 80 oents.
Doors open at7k Performance at sk O'Clock
GRAND AFTERNOON PERFO NANCE,
Friday, Jaiy, 4sh,
at O'Clock,
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN
ADMISSION;
Ladies... ......,........'....'Z' Cehts
loon open at a-commence al .
July 4th-TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES.
je3O [Star--lo sqs
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
Psrs0nal.

Nathaniel Wheaton, E,q., high sheriff Of
Providence county, and Professor Gammell, Of
Providence, Rhode Island, are at tho Willard
House. .'.,.' E.a.... f..-' UH..r . r. r....
Chicago; q. W. Cass, President Of Pittsburg,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad; Arthur
Boyle, Of England, and Hon. Thomas L. Juvett,
President Of the Pittsburg, Columbus and Gin
cinnau Railway, are also At the Willard House.
ESQ.,, Of 81. Louis; Alexander Hay, ESQ.,, and
Augustus Edwards, Of Philadelphia, are al the
METROPOLITAN. - .s-r-.s.'a.
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
India Rubber ooe.ss.

Mssrs Henry A. HAL I % ,or 1estos, who have
kspt brAnoh store 81 3os Pesnsyivinia avsnse,
took ios As summer, and our el.i.sns caa procure
lndis Rubber Goods Of svsry 1esoriptlon, selected
non he bygJk stock Of Gum 0oods IN the world, at
Ne ss H. II 4 Co.'S India Rubber Warehouse, %
MILK street ,Dost.n aad We wosld psrtisslarly call
The attention Of rIumbers Drug siHs Clothing dial
srs, ard Others who nay uoe or sell Hard or bolt
% will Be forwarded by lishtning express trains
at mansfaotarer's prices fssloM pdsd thereby nv.
isg quits profit q all who may lake sdvantiss Of
mall when deslred.. e6M&W u
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
MARISIED.

On the 28th ult., by the Rov. Chas. A. Davis,
BENZ. F. LARcoNBB and MARGARKT G. STEWART,
both Of Washington.
On the lst instant, by Rev. T. B. hCFalls,
ROBERT BRITT to SARAH GILLIAN.
The national Republican., 1862-07-02

SEALhD PROPOyALy are invited until the
> 18th day Of July, 1863, for Supplying the U. s
Subsistence Department with 5000 heads Of Beet
The Cattle 10 BE- delivered at Washington, d. G..
and each animal to average 800 pounds groes. No
animal ADMITTED that weighs !ess than 900 pounds
grop. Heir.rs, Stags. and Bulls not wanted,
The frat delivery Of Cattle TO be made on the 1st
LAY Of August, or ss soon thereafter as the Govern
week will be required to be delivered under this con
tract.
a bond with good and sufficient security will be
No bid will be entertaiutd when put In by con.
tractors who have previously failed to comply With
their contracts In anv Dep irtnieht oi the Govern
ment Q! where the bidder Is not present to respond
to his bid.
The names Of film, should be stated in full, with
Proposals from dlslnylI parties toiu !, c,nsleye
and An oath OF allegiance must accompany eaoh
proposition.
Ali bids must be accompanied by two guarantee.
Bids TO be directed to MAJOR A. BECKWITu,
c. s U. S. A. Washington, ID. G and endorsed
Proposa's for Beef Cattle"
ELm ef Guarantee
We Of the county Of -, and State
Of e., do hereby guaranty that - Is able
Of his proposition, ard that should his proposition
be accepted, he will al once enter into contract in
accordance Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, we are pre-.
pal cd to become his sscurities.
(fbs guarantee must be appended TO each bid y
The responsibility of the guarantors must be
shown by the official certificate o1 the Clerk of the
nearest District Court Of the United States Dis
trict Attorney. je25
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
The Emsucipation Il Comm

The Emancipation Commissioners.
Petitions for compensation are still coming
in. The following have been hled since our
report yesterday; F..
Esau Piokreli, 9 slaves; John McKennsy, /;
Fitxhugh Coyle, l; p. +. Wood. ct al, l; John
8. Johns, ct xl., l; Carnelia Munson. l; G. H.
Wiltburger, Il F. Bates, 2; VIM. Jones, 3.
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
MRrrsnpa CIcanaea.

During the month of Juno, the clerk Of the
district court has issued one hundred and three
marriage licenses. We understand that this
r half year. .
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
=. Nv r.. ....,., !. =, r,r,s |. r.srI. z

nswes "Enssgh 4" ssr hight . Yahkb.t
Afsy evenings since, Al a public koass not
more than twenty blocks distant from our ofaoe,
(which. BY the way, 10 n notorious rendezvous
FOR traitors and rebel sympathixers,) an incl.
dent occurred which exhibited, In no very Ast.
Slass, who were pleased style thsnsslrss tbs
A The house in qusstica. thersyas stopetes
2 rebel prisoner. on bis parole q hcuof.s He
ooasted of being n soldier In the LouIsians
Tiger " regiment, and 10, NO opportunil sllds,
n trying to convince those who would li6leh 70
him. ~ the superiorl'y Of the rebe: soldiers
over those who were battling for. the Unton.
az AZ matter Of course, Y osder to carry onn
blow ~ himself upa little. which he did by
describing several engagements In which his
rsrnsnt had participated, and In al q which
they came out victorious, !" strswing the neld"
With abolition" dead. A. will BE- supposed,
ne narrator played most conspicuous part in
~ Of these engagements, performing prodieies
OF valor on the "bioody 'nsld,n and swearing
that not until he had received . shot in tbs
breast and piled heaps Of the Yankees" "
The nature and locality Of bis wound, how.
ever, seemed to belle his statement, ~ he had
been wou' ded In the back with q bAyonet. He
was listened TO with profound interest by .
0so.d 9o'.S q ssS: VIZ
fllsd with levy" whisky, and provided with
an abundance Of spending money, becoming In
fsot "the" lion OF the fAnchs. One evening,
amer having imbibsd too great quantity OF
patriotic in the cause Of the "Southeru Con
fsdsracy," }" boasting Of having already extermi.
mated several score Of Union soldiers on the
battle held, and OF being ready and able TO
sternity, should said "Ysnks'' present them
selves before him. At this moment, one Of the
listeners, q veritabls "Yank, " stepped up be.
fore the "rlger" and offered himself NJ one Of
time "presenting arms" a Ia Hsenan. The
boasting "Tiger,n like tho animal whose name
he had borrowed, could not stand the sight Of
q man, and. completely oowed down, slunk
away into one corner ofthe room. The "Tiger"
LEFT for Baltimore the next day, where, no
doubt, he will "nght his battles DER" and
astonish "seoesh" with accounts of bis ex.
ploiis and ravages among the "Ysnks."
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
The Rhode Islanders

Net last night 10 concert measures to relieve
the sick and wounded soldiers Of that gallant
little State, and adjourned TO meet again on
Thursday night next.
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
Government Undsrtaksr.

Frank T. Sands, who holds the position ut
present. has been appointed undertaken for the
burial of soldiers the next six months, he being
the lowest bidder.
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
Brutal ana outrageous Assault.

On Monday afternoon, about the time OF the
Arrival Of the Young America on ono of her
hips from Alexapdria, John Mack, an lrishman,
srd q hack driver, made furious assault on Q
oolored hackman by the name OF Steven Owen.
Re beat him most severely and brutally with
the butt OF = heavy whip, continuing his savage
esault, throwing stones, &c., xll the way from
he wharf 10 Ryland Chapel on Maryland ave-
1ue. A large crowd OF respc ctabIe citizens,
used, and highly Indignant at such outrage.
Jus conduct, assembled At this point, some gen.
llemen getting out Of an omnibus, declaring they
would put stop 70 the proceedings. Rounds.
man Clarvoe and Ofiicer German fortunately ap.
peared and qualled the threatened riot, arrest.
ed Mack and n man named N. n. Gould, who
seemed To bs aiding In the assault, and took
Them before Justice Stratton. The case WAS
heard Monday afternoon at O'Clock. Afler q
ipaticnt hearing of tho case, in which highly
Respectable Witnesses testified that Owen was
perfectly harmless, and did not say or do any.
thing TO provoke the assault, the Justice COM
mttsd Mack TO Jail for court, and Gould, whom
the testimony convicted Of saying "Kill the
Id son Of n -" was hned t5.94, and
sent to the workhouse in default.
Owen is known 10 be u quiet and respe table
man, but q prejudice and Jealousy has existed
against the coiOred people by these rOwdy
" mite men which occasionally finds vert In such
outrages a. tho above. We hope Mack will be
properly punished for this outrage, and an ex.
ample made Of others whose prejudices lead
them to such excesses.
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
Chaplnin Appointed,

II. D. hcFalls, pastor Of the Assembly q
,, las beer appointed chaplain to the
ion Church Hospital.
The national Republican., 1862-07-02

l. Pdr-iy on fry'en,
but not
DRY PIRrpI
Twas at . glorious feat, for Norfolk won,
BY patriot hwosd aid gun,
loft, with jiy elaie,
The 70 liant burnside safe,
Rhode Islands noble son
Ills valiant Stan were ranged irjunt,
Their appetites as sharp u swords lew ground,
ANA tempting cheer the table wntd.
layton rare EojTOs CRACKkss WED
With PIgs nom the zane sourc: ,ppiied,
And ma ;chless white SPLIr DzEAD 6e.ide-
Healthful heslthiul heal,hful fare
Meier for the brave,
GA land or wave,
Did skill daintier feast prepare
CHoRps
tcaltEful healthiul healthiul fare
Neer tor the brave,
On land or wave,
Did skill daiutier feast prepare
The officers and soldiers Of the United States Arny
universally admit the superiority Of DAYTON'b
SILT BREAD, BOSTON CRACKERS, PIN MIC
CRACKERS, FRESH FRUIT PIES, &c, 10 over
sll other decaces light substantial, yet intro.
duced into the Union camps. The StsG of the Army
d, clare they are the "Staff Of Life"
AS- Bakery 4s6 Eleventh street, Washington, D.
G. S0-lw
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
,JCAL NEWS.
No AAxsIllse1e.

In 10 thousand ospiss Of ths 11se'
n = a circulated Tnong the floating pcpuia.
mIeysry daS, besides thslarEs number rservs1
regular sabsshbsrs. Advertisers VIII taks
pts bocordina1v. ..I % ...s II" - trr.
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
SPEoIALaNOT1CE.

|S |SPECIAL3NoTICE,
DIR. N. vELLNYY Privats Hospital, In ths
Federal Block, corner Of Seventh aad F streets
opposite The Post and Patent Offices. Rooms
% and "a. up stai,s, Washington, DO.
An Diseases Of private nsture treated In the mtst
sceutAs na,nsr, and radical cures efscted in all
Cases sYPHILI1IC AFFECTIONS, eoNoR-
RHGA. GLEEr, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS. or the result Of vOLUPTUoUs
DREAMS, o. suy xeIknes Of the eENERATrvE
ORGANS, from any ossse whstev.r, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE.
No matter whss your disease let NO false dslicaoy
prevent: Apply immediately to DR.. vsllny, Who'll
actnowlstsed to bs BY far the most SUCCESSFUL
PHYSICIAN 10 the treatment Of private diseases,
Fear not v cone and make Known yesr misfortuuss,
and he will speedily send on your way rejoicing.
s ,r- SELEABUSE,
That dresdiui soourgs Of the young. indulgsd In
when alone, whlch destroys the gensra,ivs organs,
snnts you for married life, producing wsstnes Of
the back and Limbs loss Of animation and muscular
power palpiission Of the heart, nervous irrtabty
iosi Of nsmory, melancholy habits, insanity, con
sumption, and death.
YOUNG MAN, In view Of the drsadfal eon.e.
qaences, delay not to make your case known to Dr.
v. Your secret, with him are sacrsd, and you may
confidently rely upon bis me tical skill.
Thou,ands whose system, were shattered snd were
on the brink Of the grave, hiss he brought b,sk to
vigorous health by his rhilful treatment.
MARRIAGE.
Married p.rsons, or those oontemp plating mstri.
mony, whosu'psstIhemselve Of iupotsncy, seminal
weakness, or any dlsssse arising from . relaxed
state Of the genital orssns, whether the result Of
disease injury, consequences Of youthful indiscre
,ioos or indulgence Of the passions in rper years,
ale ,arnsstly ensrestsd to place themselves under
the care of prv They may rely with certainty
upon speedy cure, and full vigor restored.
He treats with entire suecow oil diseases Of females
such as LUCoRRHEA or WHITES, LAPsUs
UTERI, 80, Ao., and in every case guarantees .
perico. CURE.
FEES moderate, and VISITS and CoMMUNI.
CATIONS strictly PRIVATE and CONTIDEN
TIAL.
PERSONS calling see NO one but the DOCTOR.
Those at distance may be TREATED by MAIL,
giving STATEMENT of CAss, &c. 40
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
WisTSK AHHAsoEnSsT
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
n ILR q AID.

&N a L IL ~ q "A ID
On and after MONDAY, NOV. Is, 1851,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADEL-
For Baltimore, At 80 N, SIS .. N, ll.ss O. -,
iExpress,) and 1850 p. N.
tor Chester, tsl6a m, i.ss .. n. ,sAs and 1850
For Wilmington, at $40 .. m., SIS q. NJ, II ~ .
M, s.i6 and 1880 IN.
kor New Castle, at SIS .. N. and sls =.
FOR Dover, st s.ibs. m. and AS p. N.
For salisbury, st 8 ID .. m.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at $50 = m. (Expres) Los ..
m SE.Pwy Pw : D. 70 70 aud ! m SExprsss!
Leave Salisbury At . 50 p. m
Leave Milford 1t 45b p. m.
Leave Dover at O. IN and 0.lop, N.
Leave u. SS:sss S1',s !. 80 :! m id s m and
Leave Baltimore for salisbury and intsrnsdiat.
ststions at 70 and p m; for Dover and interme.
diate stations, ut l.0b y. NJ
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chi ster at Stb a IN l2oS and II. 40 p. n.
Leave Wilmington st 4 80 q. m, 92t .. m, II ~
FnEIGIir TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached,
Leave rh,Iadeiphia, for Perryville and interms-
diate places, ct $40 p. III.
Leave Wilmington Tor Perryville and intsrmedi.
~ Lave % %Baitimors, for uavre dc orsos and in.sr
mediate stations, at . q. N,
OY SUNDAYS ONLY:
Al $50 a. IN. and 1850 y. IN from PhilAdslphis 10
AZ IRON Baltimore TO rhi!sdeiphA
The so q, IN. Tran from fhiadelphis 70 Aaltt,
more will run daily, Mondays ssos.sa = ,rou =
janAu Pssddanl
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
Ph.soSsrrepA oifv aell.ry.

n We ssil the sttsntioa Of cur rsadsrsto psW Pho.
tcgraphb Gallery which hls laSsly bssn ss0s6lkASd
BY Chas weiths, at No. s3s 6evssth street between
aksn IN the highest style Of toe art at the cheapest
rates. A prseens, worth from tveniy I've oeh,s TO
tuo dollazS, Il given with each piotsfe. je 13-im
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
your ODeuIent FeTVant,
JONATHAN GuIAI,


DIR. Vos MoscHzIsK En-, 227 Psnnsylvanis avenue.
Sec the fnteligsoer for similar testimonials from
high sources Dr. Won MosohsiaktI gives his sIolu-
10 80-3ts
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
Eye and Ear.

WAsuIsGroE, D. G., June q, 1859.
DEAR SIR Under your Treatment Mrs. Guests
hearing, for many year. imperfect, has been great
ly improved. II Ia not pleasant to give publici.
ty to matters Of family interest, but It would be un.
Just to you TO withhold IN acknowledgment Of the
valuable service you have rendered a this case 70
restrict you In the use oft
am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
The national Republican., 1862-07-02
ITO BE GOOD LOOK.

v
L ing.-Old faces made
TO look young and beau.
iiful. You may obtain q
handsome complexion, ex.
empt from Plnples, Bio chez,
10 by u,i,g Dr. Tumblety's
Pimple Banisher. Price, u
Per bottle.
Sent by mail or express 10
any address.
0fice-N0. II Washington
Bulldog, Pennsylvania ave-
nue., corner OF Seventh ,trcst,
Washington, y. q.
je I'll
The national Republican., 1862-07-02

NJ w YOR X Blu 3 \ E . :
LAW, FINANCIAL AND COLLECTING
INVOICE BILLS d BUsINKss NOTES NE0oTlA TED.
PRornsrsp NorKs AND DRSERgp ACCOUNTS
BouoHT AND COLLECTED
STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
EXCLUsIvELY ON COMMISSION.
PROCUREMENT CLAIMS BOUGh7.-Ga
By g. z. HOUSE,
Counsellor 1t LAW,
AB Nassau Street, New York.
Advice gratis sp's
The national Republican., 1862-07-02

Il, Of range II.
Lands appropriated by law for the use Of sohonls,
military, and other purpses, together with th,
I. swamp aud 0verAowed lands made thereby unit
for cultivation" any granted to the State by the
act entitled IAN aot to enable the State Of Atsusas
and other States to reclaim the swamp lands with
In their limit" approved September 49, 1885, will
be excluded from the sale.
The Offering OF tba above lands will be commenced
on the day appointed and will proceed 10 the order
In which they advertised until the whole shall
have been offered and the sale thus closed but the
sale shall not be kept open lrpger than two weeks
and NO private entry Of any Of the lands will be ad
mitted until after the expiration Of the two weeks
this thirtieth day Of May, anno Domini, one thou
sand eight hur dfed and sixty-two.
By the President:
j. N. EDnUNDs,
COmmissiopsrs of the General Land Once