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The national Republican., 1862-08-06
DRoP1sALs FOK LITIOatAPHIsG.

OFFICE SUPkRIHTENDEsT PUBLIC PRINTING,
Washington, Aug. 4, 1852,
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at this
office until Monday the 18th instant. Ut 10 O'Clock,
for transferring and printing the Sketches aocompa
nyinK the Report of the Of the Coast
Survey for 1851. Blank forms, giving the necessary
information to bidders, will be furnished on appcs
TALLY Herewith will be rejected.
JOHN d. DEGREES,
aug 6-eo8t Superintendent
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The Pic.NiC

At Analostan Island, last Monday, in aid of
the St. Matthew's Schools, was a most success.
ful affair. A large party assembled, and every
one enjoyed It. No accident occurred to mar
the festivities, and a handsome sum in aid of
the worthy object was realized.
The national Republican., 1862-08-06
Arrest Of y Liquor Seller.

On Monday afternoon, officer Cline ofthe First
police precinct, arrested James p. Brown, the
keeper of q mean GROCERY, on two charges;
for selling liquor without license. He was
taken before Justice Gull and fined $40 and
costs on each charge.
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NJOrICE.--I wish the public TO know that the
IN man James A. Wise, Policeman at the @ apitol,
convicted the other day, before the Criminal Court,
for assault and battery and resisting ocer In the
discharge of his duty and sentenced by the court 10
four months imprisonment In the common jail, Is
not John II Wise, the reputsd negro catcher:
Jy29-tm j. ii. WISE.
New York Tribune please COPY four months, and
send bill to this ONCE
The national Republican., 1862-08-06
Fast Riding,

VIM. King, Mary Brown and Charles Wright
were arrested in Georgetown on Monday by
officers Harry and Riley, for riding at furious
rate through the streets, thus endangering the
lives of ladies' and children. Justice Clark fined
them 81, SO each.
The national Republican., 1862-08-06

~ Subscriber to the Republican, in
Georgetown or the seventh ward (fsland) who fail
to receive their papers regularly will oblige the
agent, .. Delphey, BY leaving notice ct Mr..
when all deinquencies will be promptly attended
TO- may n
The national Republican., 1862-08-06

DR.. vsllny is yet engaged in an extensive
practice In this city, and We would call the at.
Of their own sins to the best sources Of remedy.
First, give up your present course Of life at
once and forever; and secondly, call on the
most skilfui physicians, (and none are better
than DR.. Vellny,) and be cured Of the disease
which is now undermining the constitution
and sending you to premature grave. :.
The national Republican., 1862-08-06
Circle Institute,
For young LRCa1o,

No. 6l N street, near the Circle.
Terms per Quarter OF Ten Wetkp, sl2-Frenoh and
Mu'io included.
Spanish Italian, German, Latin, and several other
ges taught In the same school.
Dr. A. IAPPONE will give three lectures each
week on Literature and Soience and otherwise assist
whenever he can spare time from lis medical proies
sion.
B4 Mns A. ZAPPONE, Principal
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A1Uni0n Prayer MeetinG.-Ths Union
Prayer Meeting will be held every afternoon this
week, 10 New York Avenue church, (Rev. DR.. Cur
hour. ly2
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Jyo MEMBERS OF CoNoREss, PRoFEs.
l. si0nal 0sntlsmsn, and others.
Briefs, Pamph2ets, Reports, or sIy description Of
Book work and solicit orders.
W. q. BCAMMELL co.,
Once corner Indiana avepus
aov " 1T And RAonud street ~ m . e.
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John Drank

Is n name which has figured conspicuously In
our police reports for several years. He 10
always reported AZ being most appropI lately
drunk. 1t has been a question with us whether
his drinking habits has conferred his name.
At any rate, the family of John Drunk n more
numerous hsrsabouts than the far-fsmed John
Smith family.
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Hot.

The above IL almost mild term to use with
reference to the state Of the weather for the
Thermometer stood 95 degrees aud yesterday
90 In the shade. Whew
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A Ii. THE n BEST COOKlsG STOVES,
n TABLE CUTLERY, AND
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES,
OF ALL KINDS.
Camp Furniture sna Tin ware, TO be hsd Of
W. II, HARROVER,
mar s-en No AAa Seventh streol
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EHOR sALE.-TWOH HORSES and . Suffers
Il WAGON, with pole and shafts also, one set OF
double and siigle HARNESS, all 10 good order.
Apply at JEMIS0N CO.'S Stable, formerly
Conklin'sl Fourteenth street, near Willsrds' Hotel
aug 6-3ts
The national Republican., 1862-08-06
Festival in Aid OF the Sick and Woundsd
Soldiers.

1t will be seen by a notice In our advertising
columns that q grand fair and festival il to be
given at Odd Fellows Hall, commencing next
Tuesday night. From the we'll known charac
ter Of the ladies' who have this matter In hand,
grand affair. The object oommends itself TO
every humane and patriotic person in this
oity.
The national Republican., 1862-08-06

E,DWAnD LYCHYY,
+ oOKBIND ID L. EAs
No. I'll Psnnsy!ua~ia aus., Washington, D. &
Bools bound n svsry styS. Turkey. horooeo. hSs
Q, ana Uh 'sssS--ss
The national Republican., 1862-08-06
JAsHIRGTON AQUEUUCT.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Washington, July 20 1852,
PROPOSALS will be received OF this Department
until u O'CLOCK on Wednesday, the 27th day of Au
gust: for completing the Dis,ributing Reservoir of
tne Washington queduct Plans and specifications
may be seen after the 18th of August.
Proposals TO be sealed, endorsed "ProposalS for
Reservoir,r and direoIed 10 the Hon. Caleb Is
Smith, Secretary Of the Interior sshngton.
WATT }. SMITH,
jy 2Q-3tswtAug26 Chief Clerk
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pY w. l.. WALL = CO., Auo,ioneer.

DY w. l.. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers.
u Success ors to WALL a BARsAaD.
CITY LOTS AT PUBLIC AUCTION. Fsi-
DAY AFTERNOON sth instant, NJ O'Clock we will sell
on the premises, commencing with Lots Nos I and
g square 3s Lot No II, square 49, fronting 90 ieet
on Nineteenth street west, between NJ and streets
and Let No. %, square ia.
Terms-One third cash, and payment Of $50 im
mediately the balance In o. H. and IS months, bear
ing interest and secured by deed of trust
W. l.. WALL CO.,
aug b-tds Auctioneers.
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WILLIAM II. SEWARi,

81 LIBRARY OF CORaR Ess, July ~,
lBo1.-Ths Library Of Congress will be closed from
July 5ist to September 1st. -
yN Librarian.
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Larceny.

William Kennedy was arrested by officer
Crown, of the Fourth ward, yesterday morning
Rnd sent to jail for stealing IS from John Hol.
lerRn.
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'J,o OEFICEas, sUvLEHs, DC.

new light four wheeled wa ~
CON, with water. proof covers,
and handsome leather oushiens, ~
built to order ut New York, and cost sls2, FOR
SALE, at o moderate price Also, . New York
never Used. Also, a set Of plain HnisLH HAxsRss,
quite new Apply Il address Of Stable and Groom
70 asst Savsntearth stJae. nnsT,aT Of ]. dso -
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
CANTERBURY HALL.
Louisiana Avenue, nsar sixth street.
The Coolest Hal IN the City by Ten Degrees.
THIS EVENING.
IT Is THE HOME OF GENIUS, THE ABID.
ING fhAoG Of Fl ThE HkfthhT FTsLlc THE PRIDE
Triumph upon Triumph Sentiment, Dance and
Fun Victorious
Presented nightly the greatest amount Of attraction
and the most gifted and talented performers
The manasemea, feels much pleasure ia announcing
the conyAlescence Of
MISS E.a.H.N'F FORREST,
MISS F.a.V.H'Y' FORREST,
MISS F.l.V.N'I' FORREST,
The favorite, and unequaled Csnatrice aGd Vocalist
who has been unable during last week) to- sing, q,
,S, = thant G1 w
cepfion the most popular and sweetest singer iu the
United States and her return to her professional d
ties will be source OF qualification to her numerous
admirers
MISS ELLEN COLLEEN,
In her admired Tsrpsichoresn Acts.
LIZZIE FRANCIS, MAGGIE VERNON,
And Beautiful Ballet Troupe.
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE
DELEVANTE BROTHERS.
DELEvANTE BROTHERS,
The Mos, Daring GymaStS In The World.
j. III. BssdsCOrth,
The Prince Of Ethiopian Comedians and Bapjoists.
Denny Gallagher,
The ioimitable Irish Vocalist and Coniraband
Delineator.
w.B. HARRISON,
Comic Vocalist and Impromptu Poet
WILLIE EMERSON,
The Young American Jig Dancer, in Songs and
Dances.
AND A HOST or OTHERS
New Songs, New Dances, New Banjo Solos, New
Acts, New 5urssques New Atierpiece.,
and Others In preparation.
In rehes,sal the laughabe iuterlude entitled New
Years Calls with entire new SC merry, In the ska
ting Carnival Central Park.
Admission, 2s cents. Orchestra Chairs, 90 cents
Doors open, *. Performance, 81 O'Clock.
au4 tStar-ssq
pURBY,S. VARIETIES,
Sixth street, Second House from Avenue,
The .olest and cosirst little CONCERT HALL in
thi, city
Look at the host Of talent
Miss EVA BRANCH,
HUGH D. CLARK
Late Of Canterbury
Late OF Canterbury
80 ADAMS,
Bspjost
0. r. FENTON,
Negro DelIneatvr
MASTER ROBERT,
MASTER rLoRXSSEE, isSHgE America Singer
Jig Dancer
Professor LIBINI NI............. Musical Director.
Persons wishing TO enjoy . plea ant evening, at
the small cost of 10 cents cannot do better than give
us u call rs we determined TO please.
HENRY G. PURDY,
aug 6-1w Proprietor.
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NJOTICE.-Wnl be sold at public auction nj the
IN Monument Grounds, In this city, on the 10th
day Of August, 1862 at 10 O'Clock u large guam.
tity of Hogs and young Pigs. quantity OF Stock
Cattle, Cows and Calvc'. Also, quantity oi very
fine Wool
Terms cash Payments made in Treasury notes.
A. BECkWITH,
Col n ID. e. and q 5.
jy 3Q-dts
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DEPARTxeST on SrA,L.

DEPARTNENT or STAN,
Washington, Jan. 25, 1862
The Secretary Of State will hereafter rco-iy,
members Of Congress on business on Saturdays
commencing with Saturday, the Grat Of ne1
month.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD
The national Republican., 1862-08-06
Washington, August I, 1862.
Vision Of Cur Country.
nv uras JrNNrH urNDa

BY MISS JENNIE KINDS,
Fourth District School, Female Department.
In slsepless dream, I saw most lovely
extent and untold riches, Of historic fame and
powers sublime. The establishment Of It's ma.
tionality formed an epoch In the history Of the
world, and the trainers OF It's Government had
no peers among the living or the dead. The
p%Ids and by sy her @ FIX SSuntss she invited the
poor Of every land, and freely offered her ex.
tended liberties to the oppressed Of all the
earth. Her people knew nought OF sunefing
or of sSrrcx Her sSn; though ssps,qnEE from
souls that could dare" had not learned to make
war, nor her daughters to weep.
Again Hooked, and 10 the dark cloud of war
mantled the bright horizon. The smoke Of
battle obsoured what was just now so lovely.
tured serpents in her generous bosom. Feast.
ing upon her bounties, these monsters have
become full.grown traitors, and are striking at
her heart. She appeals to her loyal sons to
save her from this most nngr;aStefal blow
second call. They rush to arms; they dare
they strike-they fall!
others appear. A vast and mighty host of
brave hearts and strong arms hurry to the
strife. The clash Of steel and roar o. arms grow
many n battlefield u thousand loyal hearts
have bled, and God has given victory to the
right.
Not far remote, though invisible to many an
eye, is scene where angels pause. and view,
and weep. There behold nations warmest
hearts and brightest eyes wruDg with grief
and dimmed with tears. The mother, sister,
wife, In anguish that none but they can know,
mourn loss that nothing can repair. See at
ones knee prattling boy scarce more than
An infant yet, but made an orphan BY hand
that should have been his friend. He sees his
mothers sad and fearful face: those bright
tears roll down deep into his swelling heart and
implant and nourish there a sentiment that
will one day be his country q tower Of strength.
With prophetic eye, look again. and now
the dread storm has passed. The country has
maintained her life, regained her glory, en-.
larged her bounds, increased her strength.
Peace has resumed her golden reign; and the
wild mirth Of childhOod's glee repays the
fathers care, and swells the mothers heart
with Joy. Blood and tears have ceased to flow,
but are remembered still. The valiant men
who fought and won have grown grey amid
their honors, or live but In their deeds, And In
the hearts Of all who now enjoy the rich boon
their valor saved. The boy with swelling
heart is now man, and we'll worthy his noble
sire, and, with purpose just and nerve OF steel,
he holds tho helm Of State. Still, fixed In his
stout heart, q mothers tears are more than
diamonds worth, and from his flashing eye and
fierce resolve I read most clear the retribu
tion swift and sure that waits the wretch who
dares assail the temple of that Union which
with liberty Is "one and inseparable." Be.
meath his whitening glance, and nations
away, and, snake. like. lies buried In infsmy
deep down in the caves Of perpetual night,
whence to reappear "were something worse
than death,n
The national Republican., 1862-08-06
Conmunieated.
A Patriotic scAeol Girls Rejected Com.

MR. EDITOR: It Was very generally noticed at
the recent examination OF the Fourth District
school, female department, that In all the pieces
Of composition read there were noIpatriotic or
Union.ioving sentiments expressed. II is known
also that paper containing some such senti.
ments was written for that occasion and It's
reading insisted upon, but 1t was managed out
by conditions imposed by the teacher, which
had the effect TO exclude the paper and its
writer from the examination.
A knowledge Of these facts has naturally
ELECTED some inquiry as to the character OF
that paper. therefore send you the manu-.
script, with a request that you publish II, and
allow those interested in the school to arrive at
their own conclusions as to the motive that
could prompt dsorimipation against II and
an opposition sufficient to exclude II from the
school, and with It pupil who had never be.
fore received mark or word OF disapproba.
ton.
Further, wish to say that no corrections or
changes have been made In the paper. You
have IL Just as II was offered, without the add.
ton or erasure Of letter or y comma.
Respectfully,
Z. 8. WIcKLN.
The national Republican., 1862-08-06

6Wsston's PrOEress OF slavery. .-Copies
OF this werk Tor sale ut the Ofce OF the National
RPuHican. Pamphlet edition, 70 crnts Bound
edition, Is oenh.
The national Republican., 1862-08-06

Nors-Under the regulations OF the Department,
as heretofore and now existing, no pay ment can be
made for advertising proclamations, except to such
publishers as are Specially agtoricd to publish by the
Commissioner Of the General Land Once,
iuns l3--wl3w
The national Republican., 1862-08-06

li20 lC LEADED ROOFING TIN
10 "a lC BRIGHT TIN,
1914 TX BRIGHT TIN
Just received and for sale by
JOHN Il. ELVANS,
900 Pennsylvania avenue,
aug l-eost
The national Republican., 1862-08-06

&H REWARD.-LoST.In a Navy Yard Stage,
Csptolsirounds, on Wednesday evening last, q
POCKET BOOK. Five dollars will paid to any one
returning it, for information leading 10 II. recoy
cry, II left at the Navy Yard Stage Office, or L. A.
Woods Grocery corner o. Ninth street east near the
Garrison Only two passengers (adits) were In the
stage at the time OF leaving It. au i-3t.
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Abhhhh" LiNSOLN
j NJ EDnUsps,
Commissioners OF the General Land Office.
Notiee % Pre- ,mp.,on Clais,ants.

Notice 10 Pre- emption cidimdnt.
Every person entitled to the right Of pre- emption
to any Of the lands within the townships and pa IL St
townships above enumerated Is required to establish
ceiver Of the land office, and make payment therefor
as soon as practicable after seeing this notes. and be-
fore the day appointed for the commencement OF the
public sale of the lands embra the tract claimed
otherwise such claim will forfeited.
j. NJ. EDMUNDS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
The national Republican., 1862-08-06
IMPAIRMENT OF METROPOLITAN 20.

II LICE,
OPSIcE or SuPERisrEspEsT,
No bi6 Eleventh Street,
City of Washington, August l, 1862
PUBLIC ATTENTION Is REQUIRED.
The 18th section OF the act TO incorporate the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company
Is as follows "fhat the said Company shall have
ut all times free and uninterrupted OF their road
way and II any person or persons shall wilfuy and
unnecessarily obstruct or impede the passage on or
over said railway or any part thereof, or shall In.
jure or destroy the oars depot stations or any pro-
perty belonging 10 said railway company, the per.
son or persons so offending shall forfeit and pay for
every such offence the sum Of FIVE dollars 10 said
Company, and shall remain liable ii addition tu
said penalty Tor any lo,s or damage occasioned by
his, her, or their act Aforesaid" Notice Il here
by given that ne Police have II especially In charge
this sectisn.
BY order OF the SUPERINTENDENT
All 2-eolw
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DIED.,

On the 4th inst, of typhoid fever, JOSEPH l.,
son of Martin and the late Angela King, In the
10th year Of his age.
His funeral will take place this morning.
wednesday, the 9Th inst, at O'Clock, from
the residence of his father, Martin King, No. $50
New Jersey avenue, and proceed to st. Peters
church, whore solemn requiem mass will be
offered up.
The friends and acquaintance of tho family
are respectfully invited to attend.
The national Republican., 1862-08-06
LOCAL NEWS.
AmusemsnSs.

CANrrnBURY.-Ths beautiful and fascinating
Miss Fanny Forrest 10 creating great sensa'
tion among our musical community. 5neIs !ne
stage; and the charming ballads 30 exquisitely
sung By her each night seem 70 6e fully appre.
ciated by the large crowds which attend. TO.
night she makes her third appearance; and the
programme offered 10 . most excellent one, EN-.
braoing the talented artistes, Misses Ellen Col.
leen Lizzie Francis, and Maggie Vernon also,
j. N. Budworth, Denny Gallagher, the great
Deisyante Brothers, and the rest Of the entire
company. Tonight, the performance will con.
olude, for the Arst time, with the new comic
interlude, entitled New Years Calls" with
entire new scenery, including the splendid
Snow Scene, and n view Of Central Park, New
York, in winter. Go and see II.
PuRDY's vARIErrEs.-Th proprietor has made
large additions TO the talented corps OF per.
formers at this place Of amusement, until II
city. See the new advertisement in another
column.
The national Republican., 1862-08-06
WANTS..

VXTANTED.-A MAN 10 cook for . sutler In
w camp near this city Apply at go Pennsyl
vania avenue, frcm II to 10 O'Clock this day.
aug Cite
VXTANTED-A competant WOMAN wants
w placed a. housekeeper nurse In . genteel
Protestant family. Address "liou,keeper," at this
once. aug l-f
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Attenaion. Amiotetli I

Dr. Won Moschzisksr, oculist and sufist, will Be
absent from the city till the 18th Inst aug SITE
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WH'A"D's
WINE SALOON.
$50 EIGHTH STREET,
Near Pennsylvania Avenue,
WASHINGTON, d. e.


Also,
imPoR RTtR Of
Gtrman, French, aud Calawba Wines.
Branch Of 30 Spruce street and 223 West Forty.
third street, New York. 10 2b--lm
DULLiON BANK.-This Bank IL now doing
ID business at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue
aud -Four and a half streets, dealing In exchange,
drafts specie &c also, redeems their small b,lls III
specie, Mt current rates, or Treasury notes
II. BRACkErr, Prest
s X. DExTtR, Cashier. Jy2b-lm
NEW YORK AID EitlE. RAiLtOAD
Passenger Trains leave pia Payouia Ferry 49,
and Long Dock, from foot OF Chambers street,
New York, AZ follows, viz:
All A NJ. EXPRESS, for Dunkirk, and Bunalo
and principal intermediate Stations,
Ats A, NJ MAIL, for Dunkirt, and intermediate
Stations, This Train remains over night At ElmirA
aud proceeds the next morning.
AVA, NJ, MiLK daily, for ot,sviile, and Inter
Al A. NJ RECOMMENDATIONS, daily, for rot,
Jervis, and principal Stations.
Al 4 r. H., WAY, for hiiiletowp, NeGburEh
and intermediate Stations.
AtbP. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS, daily Tor bun
Kirk, Buffalo, Canandaigua, aud principal Stations
The Train Of Saturday stops ~ all Mall Train Sis
tions and runs only to ElmirA
At6P. M, ACCOMMODATION. loo noras,
VILE, and prinoipA Stations
CHAS. hlNOT asnl Bup't
NATHANIEL. MARAH, ksoeivsI sual
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DROPOsALs FOR COAL AND WOOD.

DEPARrnksr OF THH INTERIOR,
August !, ,1s62
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at thia
Department until u o. clock NJ on Friday, the 10th
Instant, for furnishing for the use OF this Depart
mcnt, and the different branches thereof,
600 tons Coal, of the kind and equal 10 the best
quality Of Baltimore Coal Company's Coal
100 tons best quality Red Ash Coal
100 cords best seasoned Oak Wood
IL cords best Bakers Pine WoLd
To be delivered ut such times and In such quaint.
les during the season ~ may be wanted.
The Departmt mt reserves the right to require the
tucoeisful bidder to increase the abose quantity
haif at any time during the season
Samples OF the coal to be exhibited to Thomas d.
Bond In charge Of the furnaces, aud any delivery
Of the above not satisfactory to the person in charge
Of the furnaces will be rejected.
Sa,isfactory arrangements must be made ftr the
correct measurement of each.
Bonds for the faithful performance Of the contract
Ia double the amount will be required
PropoIas to be addressed 70 the Superintendent Of
the Department Of the Interior ana endorsed PRO.
posals for Coal and Wood"
aug 2-law2w
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INV II = II M + N rs.
SEVEN AND THREE.TENTRs UNITED
STATES NOTES,
UNITED STATES BONDS-DUE 1881,
ONE YEAR CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTED.
NESS,
QUARTERMASrER'S VOUCHERS.
DEMAND NOTES, (OLD lssUE)
Act of August 10, 1851;
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN GOLD,
UNCURRENT BANK NOTES,
t STOCKS AND BONDS ON COMMISSION,
Bought and Sold.
RITTENHoUSE, FAINT CO.,
Bankers, abs Penusy lvania avenue.
jy ls-lm
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Visiting Days At the Hospitals n shis
City.

General Hospital, (Circle. > Monday, Wed.
nesday, Thursday, and Saturday, between
and O'clock, p. m.
General Hospital, Judiciary Squars.) Mon.
day and Thursday, between q and s O'Clock.
Cranch Hospital, (E street Baptist church
and the Unitarian church. LIVERY day, from
l to O'Clock.
streets. Livery day from IL to 0 O'Clock.
Any addition to, or alterations In, the above
table will be oheerfully made.
The national Republican., 1862-08-06

WTANTED.-Bya q Lady, situation = teacher
w of music land the usual branches of education
II desrtd) in famlyor school. The beet of refer.
ences given and required. Please address imme.
diately, stating particulars, Rev. CHAS. SPEAR,
No. as, Washington street, Boston, Mass.
jy 21-tf
The national Republican., 1862-08-06

IrOIebsor III huslCal
Persons wishing to enjoy q plea ant evening, at
the small cost 10 cents cannot do better than give
us call, rs we are determined to please.
HENRY G. PURDY,
aug 6-1w Proprietor.
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Future Days.

DY w. L. WALL Il co., Auctioneers.
ID Successors to WALL h BARNARD.
CAPITOL HILL LOT AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 7th instant, ut q
O'Clock, we will sell, on the premises, Lot NO H. Ia
square s73 fronting 6l feet on street by l13 be.
tween Sixth and Seventh streets.
mTsrms-One third cash balance In q, u, and Is
onths. bearing interest secured by decd Of trust
cash payment OF $40 will be required immedi-
ely after sale.
W. l.. WALL H. CO,
aug 6-tds Auctioneers
The national Republican., 1862-08-06

A ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
"A Corner G and Twenty second streets,
Washington, ID. G. July 81, 1852.
WANTED-(60) 1fty laborefs for Quartermas
ter's Department at Warrenton, Va
Apply at this ofncs to Mr.. q. II. Snow.
aug I-lw