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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
From. Suu Francisco.

,,, FHANoisCo. Mo day May D. iso.
Twelve hundred passenger. sailed iest week & Tor
tho Oregon and British Co.i'n,i Ia n,i.es iWo wv;
steamers will depart Tor ihe f''iie ues'''0h ''''
week ,o.,
Sandwich Islands dates to the 18th Of April ara
TIE French Consul died at Honolulu on the 29th
of March. p.,
.oa 49, EnJray,r N-~.Vots. May r. balch -,d han'
sos,on Victor Hong hcuy; bsks Pauline, Liverpool
s'J'ni-,hp. Webfoot, Calaoi EivirA Nspsrasoi Cpf
Ca, olluc 4, EQeis, AInsoG kiseG
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
CITY AND COUNTRY JOUBNALIsu.

Tie OHaaddga Gazette has leader on Ad-
yerll,ing, intended 10 prove the meanuess oi
TnE TRIBUNE in opposing the transportation OF
N-wspap-r Exchanges IN the Mails free Of
Postage, advocating The restoration Of the Old
rates Of charge Tor Legal Advertising, &,. -
MI (it says) OH. of hostility TO " the County
Prrs,." The Gs.eite should IN inifness
Lave stated that We oppose the conveyance by
mail OF an, ,thiog whatever free Of charge
that is, at he cost of some one el'e than the par
ties concerped-bscause, having paid some
ATTENTION 10 the working of the reformed Brit-
ish .yscem, under which everything sent By
mail pays postage. we are sure that Is best
for al. We advocate cheap aud uniform
Po.tago in the interest of the whole people
under no impulse of hostility to sny class ar
vocation. but because we believe it right, and
that right wrongs 10 nnn."
The Gazeue is moved TO say That's
"Tus TKiBrsy rarely publishes anything In the ue Of
sii no,ec. Why tor the sinpr ths, common al
,erti.ing < psy. better than legal"
We assure our cotemporary that this is o
mistake. We print all the legal notices offered
u.s. and wish they were more numerous. We
should MT, indeed, choose to print them in
our Weekly, ard give them ut least one hunl-
red times the circulat!on of TIE Gazette for tde
price paid 30 that Journal; but wo will gladly
prlnt them in our Daily, thus giving them at
least forty t.Des The Gozdte's circulation for
tie. lower prlco formerly prescribed by law
And If We are wiling TO print a. that price.
why should 1t not suffice for our cotemporary I
Tie Ca.,ue il pleased to say further OF
TIE TRIBuNE that
It 10 eih four-psee sheet sutitsi Cor.
por-iou Notice prod within IL irsy embrace the pub
caon OF which gal rate, DO les. than from hrs
to egh. h4na,ei GyHasr"
This is Wild guess. The advertisement in
question pays us from hir,,cn to fifteen hund-
red dullars, winch is only about 81, 900 short
uf the cost Of tie extra white paper on which
it is printed. The Gazette says the extra sheet
un which this advertisement is printed "hasnt
the slightest interest to Jingle individual out
side OF tho City of New-York.' Very well: it
casts nothing to "a single individual" any
where save orly the publishers OF The TRIBUNE.
Aud tho Ciy pays no more for this advertise.
meht tnan hitherto. when it receives many
times tue circulation it ever before had. SO
what's the wrong
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
THE RIOT AT POTT3vELLE.
Military called ont.

PHILADsLPHIs, NedDe-d.y, May T. 1852.
Tie strike among the miners hear Pottsvc is
becoming serious. The employers noe complying
with their demand, the miners have stepped the
pumps causing serious damage to property from tie
flooding OF mines.
TIE mines Of the Forest Improvement Company
are rapidly filling up with waisr
Seve.ol i.fauty comp ,Lies Of Home Guards leave
here It IL afternoon TO prevent turtnrr damage.
Three hunded of the reserve Greys Of Iiis city
leave soon for the Of tcul,ios at Potssile.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
The Connecticut LEGISLATURE.

NaN'Iit'tN, " 'NI'Fs'lNyl 'I'l, = =.
The two houses ui Tho Legislature orsagiLeI ,ui'
forenoou-lhe senate ly tie choice oi TIE non. @
Hiram Goodwin Pse-iieut pro ten, sud tAe h'"se
by tie choice OF ibe Hon Jysiln NJ Carter, opease'
Gov buckingham was accdnpani d To Tue na'' y!
d largo escort OF military aud hromsn.
he vote for Speater wss: Mr. Carter, csioh
Republican, l63. Alyord L. III de, Deh'ocia', f''
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

The letter of our correspondent at Newbern,
published thus morniLg, will be read with
r.ierest. The Union spirit, always strong In
North Carolina. and never thoroughly subdu~d,
srea.. about TO assert itself 10 an uDuii-tak'
able manner. One regiment Of loyalsts is
being formed at Washington, under thr
auspices of Capt. EDWARD Il. Potter. of Gen.
Fosters staff. who has been dergnated by
Gen. burnside a. Colonel. AgOtber whole
regiment Of infantry Ia being recruited IN
HYDE, Tyrre!l and Washington Counties, by
Charles Henry Foster, with every prospec' II
taking tho field at once. Tne seli-st, led
"Soyereirn Convention which voted North
Carolina out of the Union after minority OF
AZ 200 citizens had voted to keep her 10, has
rea.sembed. Strange 10 say, 1t Is viewed
with dstrust by tho rauker Secerslon'sts,
because composed of "Uniou" Gbd Holden
new. Our correspondent iutlu,ates that 1t Is
Gen. Burnsides purpose to await the result
of the action of this Convention beisre moving
II their legislation. should prove ap'i-UnIoo. he
will tall lke a thuoderbot upon the army at
Goldsboro, aud cut his way to Raleigh. Re-
endorsements, 20 long needed by Burnside,
have just fairly begua to move toward him.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

it staked and lost on the Rebellion1-and the
one purpose of reorgsazing the Democratic
party is 10 give this question an affirmative
answer. II you want the National curse rem.
stated in power 10 rule as as OF old, aud get
10 a new rebellion wbeneyer it loses Oh election,
you ought to aid in reorgauz,ng the Demo-
cratic PARTY.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
S1,Au,1c OF THE MARE<ETs.

The Stock market had Yesterday heavy appear
.uce st the opening. The dealings were large, but
senerlv at lower figures in the early trausaciiobs
than on 1ucsday. Later in the day, ,.vor',ble ad-
vices from the South induced more cheerful feeling;
aud new buyers coming in, there was rally, with
little, however, pressing on the market. AZ 81
o'clock the quotations were: U. 5. 6s Sl, Regd
l0li 9l02; L. 5. g., 'Sl, Coupons lG2 a lO|s; u B.
ID, "a 93d9i Tennessee 6s 59Gj9!; Frgini.
,;s, 50 600; Missouri 6s, 52l a52s. the market
for foreign bills is irregular under the fluctuations
IN specie. Freighis firm; and there s ar
business doing 10 Great Br ain. To Liverpool, en-
gaeemeuts of l2 900 bushels of Corn at H. III bulk;
u 900 do. Wheat at Sd. in bnlk; 1909 bbls Flour
At 2s 6,d Tue business OF the ub-Treasury Wa:
Receipts, g., 90 go; for Customs, si96,O01; Pay
me ns, S2,0.0,lSS Balance. 81 ,JC3J0S. Money
grows more abundant; and a loan Of slOO,coo on
Treasury Notes is reported Ct T. cent on 80 days
God improved ia the Ia ter part Of the day, closing
at 1875 1929. The banks appear to he selling ireeI.'
The Persia took out sS0s 100 in gold. The Fiouf
market opened firm for Western aud Safe, Owing
TO moderate arrivals and fair domestic inquiry;
but shippers held off, and prices declined from o0
iOc. e bbl. Sales of $500 bbs. ri 81 9OaS1 III
for superine State and Western; 50 lvaf5 - for
extra State. and 8 80 IS 40 for fancy. Wheat Is
iu better supply, and the market easier sales oi
Red Western at 81 270$l %. TIE Pork market Is
steady but less active sales Of 800 bbs al i1 ior
Aless. Coffee is still quiet, but prices are strong
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

Some Of our cotsmporaries try to get up
discrepancy between the different accounts Of
the numbers of the Rebel Grand Army Of Vlr-
cinia, but we ses no occasion. The Rebel
Generals statement, which was found at York
towa by our advance, made the total Iu,UoO,
while his Chief OF tho Stall OF Engineers
stated il a. 5000. General Johnston of
course required from his immediate subcr'
dina.es, when the question oi light or ny
wac ON the tapis. statement OF the num-
ber of e6ectirs men whom they coali briog
into action, and thoir answers gave him q
total of nearly 10000. His captured Chef of
Engineers, being interrogated by our officer"
gave tie full number borne on the rolls OF that
Army, including the slck, the wounded. and
those mporarily absent ON special duty, max
ing $1,000. We presume both Statements were
correct, and see clearly that they confirm each
other.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

benefcent measure. And whoever insin.
mates that he 20 voted in the interest Of Cap
tai sgninst Labor, or without fully understand.
ing the question: does him, we are confident.
the prossest Injustice.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
TO cORRLAPnNnENrA

TO CORRESPON DENTA
No notice een be taken OF ANONYMOUS Communication
Nbseyer Il in-ndes for Insertion autDentcairi
by tAo usue sdsIessU tn. st"in" nrse Aahy 'o'
publication. but - guaranty ioT Es good ia,th
We csnnoI undertake Ttfuin fe ecec OoI IInLirsnoht
AL business letters once shord % sddiossea u
"T9E 1kIBvKF.' New.l orr.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

Ugh A good many other things bav"
already been "transplanied from New.England
into Kentucky" OF late that Mr. Owen d. 1T
like the looks oi-such as Springfield mu'kets,
James's cannon and prcjectIles, Amss's swords.
aud other such. But what does hc propose II
do about III But let ne hear his CLIMAX:
"r Sumner Of Massachusetts has just prr'"nied to th-
sonatr pcon ~ ie-t long, ssnri 10y iaVS' "ourn f
ty Abouea Of a.syry, CVLsv.s ks lvI Ps'scx ~ 81
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
lnOPosALs FoR REvENUN STAMPS.
TRsAsuRY DRPARTMRxr


ttfcs Of Internal Revenue, July 20, 1869.
PROPOSALS will be received until Wednesday,
s ss ana q. ss Of
sass viii stat. tn. price per .nou..nd stamps,
Trsssury DspsItmsss IN y Wsshnsson. "a saa' '''" '"s
Also, the price per thousand in similar packages,
deliverable to the AGENT Of the Department at The
Also, ths price PER thousand, delivered iu larger
psetases q required, either at the Department, or
Also, the price Per thousapd, separated in such
Quantities as may BE- daily ordered for the use Of
collectors and others, never les than NO hundred
So.rs nu o. oSr sqa
strong covers, Or lined envelopes, according 70 the
quantity snd distance to b SoayeysS = nay 30 re-
any between the cost Of delivery TO agent at the
place Of manufacture ald at wsshington.
insd. and the stamps rsoountsd By an agent Of this
Bidders .ill also give the additional cost for d
receipts, under the direction Of an agent or the D..
partment either at the Department Or mandatory.
Proposals must be made for the stamps In sheets.
perfectly summed, and perforated In such manner
h.. each separate stamp can be readily detached and
.s.: s.s If, &, hs 'a f s: e.
once Of the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
Each bid ID to be accompanied with specimen Of
vScn VII .a b 70 Sssrd Of
dsnteresed experts or artists for ex animation and
the accepted BIDDER, before the final consumn alton
Of contract, will be requi:ed TO fuinish proof i'm
pressions of the spsravngs Of the several denonina
Specimens Of board and tin boxes and lined en-.
velopes must also be submitted with each bid 1t
necessary to protect the boxes by muslin or other
covers IN the most eectual manner, against wet and
abrasion. The contract will require all dies and
plates to be prepared and kept In repair, and that
dies and plates shal be made, either for the pre-
sent denominations Of stamps or others, without
charge, at the pleasure Of the department And all
such dies and plates are to be the property OF the
United States for the service OF the Treasury De.
partmsnt.
No bids will be considered except from parties who
have been actually engaged In the business Of cop
ptr.plats or steel engraving and printing, and who
are thus engaged at the time Of bidding, and provi
ded with all the necessary fsci les to execute the
work promptly, and give the requisite protection to
the stamps, dies, and plates 10 their possession.
Parties not known 10 the Department will furnish
proof % TO these points.
In awarding the contract the Commissioner of In.
tefnal Revenue reserves the right Of deciding which
bid, In its practical results may be most to the In
tereH Of the department., having reference 70 the
style Of the work, security, mode of packing, 40
PropoIsls should be carefully sealed, and marked
"Proposals for Revenue Stamps" and addressed to
GEORGE 8. BOUTWELL,,
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
jy 9s-tAuge
The national Republican., 1862-08-02

FINLEY 81 BIGGEE, &c Gate RssgIs.er q the Y. ..
sellors ut Law will devote their entire attention tu
the prosecution and settlement of demands sgsins,
the United States, growing out Of the present war,
tractors, and Dsburslng 0aiSsrsi applications for
the restoration Of property illegally siesed or oap
tured and for compensation for the use Of privuis
property lot Government purposes, and for damages
Tor the injury Of such property BY the army; ioT
military pay, pensiOn0, and bounty lands; and for
dntrDuuve shares OF monies payable ut the TFss
sury and due TO sub contractors and others.
lney will also give legal advice to claimants, oou
tractors, and TO unprefessional agents iu utlgated
'asesi and prepare written arguments when desired
With Nonresident Agents who may send them
,.ains An equitable division Of commissions will be
made.
Undisppted Demands will be collected And
fomptly reunited for commission OF from u hall
1.-TWO and o half per cent depending on The
smosnt; ana negotiations with the pspar artmsnts
Jon Aucted On moderate torms.
By prompt attention, moderate ehsrges, long c.
penenoe, and u Minute knowledge OF the OF laws
regulations, rules and precedents, governing thls
,h's Of business Of the Department., they hope 70
:ender their services useful to claimants and public
reiitors rN
Reference may BE- made to Members Of Congress-.
and officers OF the Government; and especially, by
permission, to the Hon. ELISHA WmrrLRsIr First
Comptroller OF the Treasury.
Address" hssPrs. BIGGER d SHERMAN,
Washington, ID. o.
0tnes, No US street. nesr Treasury and vii,
tsrus' hotei nov 8-6m
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
GOVERNMENT ADVTS.
pnHsIOn OEy5Cs, yy.n :, 1891: :.

pnHsIoH orTIGn, Jg.n 2, issl; Ir,,..
anss U.s. or AZ ss Y:
ssribsd hsfein which are alleged 70 have been lost
S.s 4. ss Ss::S .sss sss' 4 n: a.:
ssrtHsets Of like tenor Will Be Issued, II novald oh
lection should then appear.
w.% III s:.s e' Msss aSS ISs Bs.
Alien Starr dsoes.sd private q Captain T,ipist,,s
Msnioo3 dated April i, isso-ApgIst 8, ises.
No, 9,!s2, for I6o sores, issued under the act q
Hss s'Sn Snsnssa nssS July u t1i % issNAususs
No 50, o,sao, TOR ieo acres, isnsd under the got q
March, 1885, in the name Of William Brsokett, and
No ie,2iS, for 100 sores, issuea under the act Of
September. isS0, In tbs name Of Julian May, and
Wy granted April g, iss2-Aussst lses T.. -, =,
Rociweii, and was granted june 20, 1s6e-Ausast
10. 10 l4l, for 100 sores iesued under the set Of
Day, and was granted February ., isse-Ausust ..
No. sa,7, for $50 aeres, Issued under the sot Of
March, 1856 In the name Of Sarah, widow Of Warren
B1mpus, and was granted October ~ ls'o-Ausust
HsTeh, isss in the nsms Of Elisabeth r., widow Of
BENJAMIN W, Broothouss; and was granted ssptsm'
No is, for fao scres, Issued under the not Of
March, 1856, In the name Of Henry Ropes, and was
granted April 2S, ls6b-Ausust Q, 1859
March, 1855, In the name Of Elizabeth, widow Of
John dardnst, and was granted October s, 1855
IA. H,sio, for 100 acres tsued under the aet OF
March, 1855, In the name Of Mary, widow Of George
Wright, and was granted January I, lss6-Augusi
No. as,s7s, for 10 sores, Issued under the aot Of
September, is60, in the name Of ouy Hober, and
M granted October 81, lssl-Ausust Q, 1852
No. % ,o26, for 40 ecres isued under the act OF
September, 1850, In the name Of Content, widow OF
Ellas smith, juD., and was granted June 49, 1851
No si S6s, for 10 aorss, Issued under the aot Of
septsnbsr, isSo, in the name Of George sherman,
and was granted July 20, l863-August 1883.
NO. 6,l1o, for 100 aores, Issued under the act Of
March, 1855, In the name Of Abigail, widow Of Levi
Morse, and was granted September IL, 1sSb-August
| No. issss, for 80 aores, Issued under the no, Of
din Hstchins, and was granted November, 20, 1850,
No. 7S S6a, for 100 sores Issued under the aot Of
March, 1856, In the name Of Timothy 7. ehns0n.
and was granted March 7, ls6s-Augu.t %, 1863.
No &C. ios 1sS ..,s {ss. Of :, IN Hh, F,sS.uy
company, battalion Of Mormon volunteers, In the
war With Mexioo-Oetober 81, 1858
No 100, ,14o for 100 aores issued under the sot Of
March, 1855, in the name Of Abigail Joy, former
willow Of Christopher Grant, and was granted Ma ch
l.. lse2.Ostober y 1853.
March, 1855, In the name Of Amos Barrett and was
granted May 10, lsSs-Ootober II, 1852.
March, 1856, in the nameof John Benjamin, and was
granted December IS, 1sS7-Ootober Il, 1852.
| JOSEPH II. aAkkEr1:
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
Ar q II T . n

nv
ted I'LL the ~ h day Of August 1852 for furnishing
FLOUR to the Subsistence Department, OF the same
kind which has been received by the Uni ed States
Government, and known ~ No Extra,
Bakery, In this city.
1t desired to make contract for 20 900 barrels
should however, any person desire to furnish LEES
quanti he will state the precise number Of barrels
The contractor will be required 10 furnish at the
rate Of about 300 barrels daily, until the contract Il
No Flour will be received which does not come up
to the ttardard at the Government inspection, made
Just be fore the purchase
The Flour TO be d-lvered at the Railroad Depot
town, d q
Government reserves the ri.ht to reIeo. any bid
for any proper cause
No bids will be received from contractors who
have previously failei to comply with their con;
tract
their bids
Toe os Of allegiance must accompany each bid
o., F,rms making BID: should state the names OF all
Payments 10 be made In Treasury notes, and the
bids TO be directed TO " COL. A. BECKwITH a
u. c., and @. g., Q. 8. A Washington, D. c, . and
endorsed proposals. LOT Flour jy26
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
MARRIAGE.

Married pepons, or those contemplating masri-
mony who suspe themselve, OF impotsnoy, seminal
weakness, or any disease arising from . relaxed
stats Of the genital organs, whether the result of
di.sass Injury, consequences of youthful indisors
tioas or indulge ce Of the passions in r,psr years
are earnestly entrsstsd to place themselves under
the care of DR., v They may rely with certainty
upon speedy cure, and full visor restored.
He treats With entire success all diseases Ct females
such e. LucoREHEA or WHITES, LAPsgs
UTERI, So, &c, and in every case guarantees
psrise: CURE
FEES moderate, tud VISITS and CoMNUNI
CATIONS .. tc.y "gIvATE and CoNFIpEN.
TIAL.
PERSONS cali rg zee no one but the DOCTOR.
Those a: di,tsro. may b. TREATED by MAIL
si,ipg a STATEMENT Of CASE, SO, so
tyq-2ms
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
OROPOsALs FOR WOOD AND COAL.


July 10, 1859.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
ONCE until IL O'Clock On Monday, the 9TH day OF Au.
Representatives Of the United States, Eve hundred
and fifty tons. 600 pounds best white and fur
dry Hickory Wood, and Ons hundred cords best dry
Spruce Pine Wood. The whole to be packed away
In the vaults Of the Capitol In the places which win
be shown on application to the Engineer In the service
ofthe House OF Representatives and to be delivered
by the lst day Of September next
Bonds for the faithful execution Of the contract
will be required.
Bids for the Coal and Wood will be considered
ssperatsly, and saisfaotory arrangements must be
made for the correct measuremsnt Of both.
EMERSON EIHERIDGE,
Clerk Of House Of Representatives, us.
Jy ll-lsw4W
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
NREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
u FOR THE WEST, ~
HUDSUS RIVER RAILROAD and NRW .ORB
HRN7HhL RAILROAD

Oh AND AyrgH DKoxnsRR ., 1851
Exprsss Trains leave Now York city depots Vi
Hudson River Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, A.
s;o% Il 4 Ss.mNsr' 's's's s,ca so.h Street station,
' lem. "" 'a.sS a.sS p p %' M $50 p M
Montreal and 8aaaio
Train with sleeping 1910 D. m,
oars, 1915 p. N.
On SusDAIs, the following trains will bs run to
and from soth street: The 1910 p IN. slespins car
train for Albany and Troy, and the 9 20 q N from
Troy, and 4.4b p. m train from Albany
S . sss.s ss III as s,t Ss
Batavia, Rome, and stations on Rome and Wstsr
town Railroad, Buffalo, Syracuse, Niagara Falls,
suspe nsion Bridge, Auburn, Geneva, CSlAndsisus.
s!a Lake Shore, Buffalo and Lake Huron and Great
Western Railroad, for Hamilton, Toronto, Detroit.
Chicago Toledo, Milwaohis,, Fond Du Lao, Il
Dubuque, Peoria, Rock Island, Masoatne, ,iowaCity
cairo, Terre Aaats, irdaospolis, Louisville, CSSin
Ssti, payt,n, Colnmbpa, Cleveland, and sli points
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connscting with T, ,sins at Troy, with Troy and
Boston, and Rens. aud Saratoga Rbads for Barstogs
Point, Pisttsburgh. OsisroburRh. Montreal, 40.
Go.
81 freight Arrangements By this route ~ above,
without change Of Cars, from the Dopots IN Oh.m
Is made by other Railroad Companies. The faoili.
tteo Of this great New York Route TO the Wes, ,oo.
mend II to the confidence Of merchants and shippsru
tor prom ptness Ard dispatch
Passenger frsius, with Bnokn. and Sleeping
Road Toad '' vi '''''''''"' '' ''' NV" '''A ''a''Ai
Fos patoulars ss u local tr,,i,l ssnd lr.lsb, ar,
rsnsencnS, inquire At the depot, " Warren street.
4, 3MITH,
tsoh srparintepdent
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
A DAMS Express Company,
Ia OMos 6lA Penn. Avenue,
WASHINGTON CIrT, D. q.

GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST.
ERN EXPRESS FORWARDERS.
Merchandise, Money, Jewolry, Valua.
blss, Notes, Stocks. Bonds, &c.,
FORWARDED with BAFETY AND DISPATCH to
all accessible sections Of the country This company
has agencies In tbs principal railway towns In the
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NoRTHwEsT.
It's principal olhces are
WABHINGTON, DC, NEW YORK, BOSTON.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, GIN.
CINNAlI, 81. LOUIS, LOUIS.
VILE, LEXINGTON.
Connections are made at New York and Boston
with lines forwarding to the CANADAs and the
BRITISH PROVINCES, and With stssmship linss
and thence by European expresses to ali prominent
tinent.
Collection Of NOTES, DRAFTS, and BILLS
made at all accessible parts Of the United States
G. G. DUNN, Agent,
Jel: Washington, D. c.
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
To Ambrotypists
AND
Photographers.

I. Ia addition 10 OUT large business w have sodei
. large and choice stock OF smbrotypa and photo
graph materials, suoh Os
UNION CASES,
Every size In the Trade
DOUBLE GILT BANNER GASES.
every size made.
UNION GILT FRAMES,
every size made.
ANCr and OVAL MATS and rREsERVEKs
every size in the Trade
EXCELSIOR IRON PLATES,
every size in the trade.
MELAINoTYPE AND vERNEY PLATES
every sizs made.
FRENCH CROWN GLAss,
every size In the Trade.
We guarantee to sell this stock at or near the u,au
ufsotursrs' prices,
Our printed PRICE-LIsT sen. free to any M
dress.
Orders from Artists In the respective Camps
promptly sttsndsd to by return mail
Store opsn from .. N. TO $40 p. IN.
r. J. BELLEW co,
sla-hlo..tl0 Seventh street,
aAyA ''""toa, D. O
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
GAIT WATER BATHING.

PINEY POINT PAVILION-ThisS
we'll koown and delightful resort for ~
those seeking health and pl azure is now oDen for
the reception OF visitors. The undersigned begs
leave TO state that the place has been rebuilt win
very large and oomGrtssle cottages, and newly fur
nished; new ba'hing hou es, for ladies and gentle
men; also splendid wharf. No pains or expense
has been spared to make It ubsxoeled by any salt
water bathing place in the ed States The table
will be supplied with ail the salt water dsioasiss,
rspins sheep head and other ish The bar will be
furnishsd with choice wines, liquors, ssgars, 40,
Goou angling, and always plenty fishing, and tail.
charge. Attentive and obliging servants A spien.
did cotillon band has beea engaged for the season.
and the proprietor begs leave 10 state that nothing
thal be left undons his part to give satisfaction
TO all who may give him osll.
lerms-s2 per day, 80 per week, $50 per month;
childreo nd servants half price.
AL visitors are required to furnish their own
bathing clothes r, j. MARSHALL,
tyR PrOprietOF,