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The national Republican., 1862-08-15
Fighting-A man Stabbed.

Last Wednesday night, about midnight, a
fight occurred in that delectable locality In the
Fourth ward known ss Bates alley. There are 4
half dezen ormore abominable dens ofthe most
Infamous character kept In the immediate
are often enacted. Sodom, with all her abom.
nations. would be respectable in comparison
with these ranches. The fight alluded to grew
out Of some Of these beastly revels, and was
begun irs.one Of the houses and terminated In
the alloy. A yellow man, whose name VIC
could not learn, was severely II not dangerous
ly stabbed In the rencounter. No arrests have
been made As yet, though the police are hard
after the offenders.
The national Republican., 1862-08-15
Murder NJ n lolSllars

PIivsts Bernard Nolan, Of company B, Sixty.
ninth regiment New York volunteers, WAS de-
liberately murdered last Wednesday night.
Nolan has been member OF the famous Sixty.
ninth from It's organization. He was In the
Bull Run battle, and also IN The Ave days light
before Rtohmond, and wae wounded In each
battle. He has been an iainAts OF the Mount
Pleasant hospital Enos his return from before
Richmond. He haA 20 fAr recovered ~ to bs
Graham, OF another regiment, came TO this
city on the day above named, where they had
besn drinking, and at night started on their
return. On their way out they perceived .
light in the residence Of Jesse Hawes, now va.
cant, but In charge Of another man. Graham
and Nolan went up to tho house, and shouting
out TO the party In the house, asked what he
was doing up theref Immediately the window
OF the lighted room was raised, and the party
pointing out q navy revolver, shot Nolan
through the heart!
The police was called, but IN yet no trace Of
the murderer has been found. A coroner 9
Jury were summoned, and the jury returned q
verdict In accordance with the above facts.
A post.morten, examination, made BY Mr..
Cones, showed that the ball entered the left
roctly over the heart, which, together with the
lungs. was perforated, the bali making It's exit
Ut the back, about three inches below the angle
Of the shoulder blade. Abrass medal lying
over the heart, was driven into tho cavity Of
The men in the hospital have been frequent.
ly cautioned against going 10 the city and
drinking, and returning In an intoxicated con.
dition over road 80 much exposed to murder.
Gus assaults 80 late Of nights. II is hoped this
may prove more efectual warning.
The national Republican., 1862-08-15
Meeting OF the Councils,

Yesterday afternoon, the Mayor called to.
gether the City Councils, for the purpose Of
considering the tax and appropriation bills
passed both Boards, but with certain amend
ments In one Board which the other does not
concur In. A committee of cOnferece on the
disagreeing amendments will have to be mp
pointed.
After waiting over an hour for the Aldermen
to have u quorum, the two Boards adjourned
without transacting any business.
The national Republican., 1862-08-15
Wounded Soldiers Insulted by Female
Rebels In Warrington.

We have received communication from a
wounded soldier In the Thirteenth street hos.
pital, in which he complains Of the visitation Of
= certain young lady, daughter Of u boarding.
house keeper In the vicinity. She has fire.
quently taken occasion TO throw out slurring
remarks to and about the brave fellows lam
gushing there. On Wednesday she capped
the climax" Of insult, by Haunting In with a
superoilliOus air, wearing the likeness of that
Infamous traitor. Beauregard, suspended from
her neck by ribbon! She took occasion also
to use the most insulting language to the inva-
lids, who mildly demonstrated against such in
suits. Our correspondent asks II there Is not
some means to stop these rebel demonstrations
In Washington. Atleast, he desires that wound.
ed soldiers may be protected against such in.
suits in the future.
The national Republican., 1862-08-15
NRDHANCE OFFICE,

n RDNANCE 0FFioE,
~ WAS DKPAlTMEsr,
PROPOSALS will be received, by tSn Depart
msnt, until D. m, Oh the 18th Of August, 1851 for
the delivery, at the following arseuals of horse
sauiIs%snt'' q. s Cavalry pattern, as hereinafter
Al the watertown Arsenal, ws,srtowu, Msssa
At the Wsteryliet Arsenal, West Troy, New
A,.he Ne. New York s Arsenal, Governors Island View
At the F,nkiord Arsenal, Bridesburs, Pennsyl.
A, the XilssSsny Arsenal, Plssbursh Pennsyl
AT the st. Louis Arssnal, St Louis, Missouri
These ssu Of horss equipment. are to be furnished
rist, picket pin, Link and blanket. Samples can be
examined ut each OF the above named arsenais
where delivered, before being received BY the Gov
ernment; none TO be accepted or paid for but such
q are approved upon such Inspection
City sets per week for ali contracts Of sets or
der; one hundred sets per week for all oontracs OF
ri. " 70 . S
thousand to two thousand sets five hundred sets
per week for all contracts Of ON two thousand to
for all ooatracis Of from sig thousand to ten thou
| sand sets.
the contrastor to forfeiture oi the quantity to be
delivered at that time. The equipments are to be
boxed, five sets In box, in the customary manner
bits and saddles Of assorted numbers and the con
tents to be distinctly marked on the outer ends OF
the box The boxcs to be charged at cost, to be de
termined by the inspector
Bidders will state explicitly In their proposals,
the time, quantity, and place Of each delivery Each
party obtaining contract will be required TO enter
Into bonds, with proper sureties, tor the faithful fu
| tlment Of the same.
| Bids of persons who are not manu- facturen OF
regular dealers in leather work, will not be coasid
cred; and the Department reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids which nay be made.
Upon the award being made successful bidders,
only will be notified; and they will be furnished
with forms Of the centrsct and Of the bond required
| OF them.
| Proposals will be addressed to
"General JAMES W. RIPLEY,
Chief OF Ordnance,
Washington, d. c."
And will be endorsed
Proposals for Horse Fquipments.n
JAMES ". RIPLEY,
aug s-eodt96auR Brig Gen. Chief Of Ord oei
The national Republican., 1862-08-15
Baldsnsburgers Arrested for Treason.

Yesterday morning detachment Of the pro.
vost guard brought TO this city the following
residents Of Bladensburg, and carried them TO
the central guard house, whore they are still
In custody:
J. 8. Suit, Basil Duckett, John E. Jones
James @. Hardisty, William Jones, H. 8. Scott
Subsequently Edward Suit andWm. Brown, also
OF Bladensburg, were arrested In this city by
Captain Cadwalader, and taken 10 the central
guardhouse. All of the above are charged with
aiding and abetting the rebels, furnishing them
with supplies Of various kinds, &C., 10.
The national Republican., 1862-08-15
JEW HoRk kxurLsIun aAknax.

NEW YORK ExCELsIOR BAKERY.
IN Bs3 5th street, near Maryland ave-, Island
WIN PATEN respectfully informs the public ths
be- has bsss1e sols psspststse n ,hs ssssSesssd 9
iablshnent lately owned by his father, and will
happy 10 supply III ork1rs, with " utm04 dspa4o1
at prices In Accordance with the times The quallt
Of our articles 10 NOT to be sHse,td. Sutiefs sci
Saied on liberal terms. ,.7..
Again ws cone s.crs you, -..-..-.
While our customer are hocking
From all quarters Of ths world
For Cur Bread, our Cake, and Pastries,
For our PuddlnGs, Hwsetmsats, too;
And they come % last upoa us,
That We scaros know what 10 do.
Our bakers have been busy
From early morn I'LL night,
While ouR stoCk Of hour 10 vanishing;
Bat this gives us delight.
For 1quiok sales and small proats,"
ID the motto OF oar ssofe,
And II you pufchase once from rs,
Yoa will sassly purchass mere.
Aud also that the herslds
viii proclaim from North TO South,
That ths Thread and Cake OF Patsu's
Enters everybodys Mouth !"
July l7-Jm
The national Republican., 1862-08-15
Attention, Amic ted I

practice in this city, and ws would can the At.
tention Of the poor. puny, emaoiAted victims
Of their own sins TO the best sources OF remedy.
snS s' sss' Pa Hss;':ss soSs SsS.s al #
most skilfai ,physioisns. (and none are bstter
than Or. Yellny) and be cured Of the disease
which % now undermining the constitution
and sending you to premature grave. y
Visiting Days at she Hospitals IN shis
General Hospital, Judiciary Square, Mon.
day and Thursday, between . and O'Clock.
Cranoh Hospital, {E street Baptist church
and the Unitarian ohurch.)-Every day, from
Trinity Hospital, (oornsr Of Third and D
streets .j-Evsry day from IL 70 0 o'clock.
Hours for visitors at Ascension General Hos.
pital, H street, between Ninth and Tenth, all
Any addition 70, or alterations in, tho above
table will be cheerfully made.
Baakfng Rates.
The following are the rates ut which banker.
silyer-the legal tender notes being the stand.
ard:
Buying. Selling.
Gold. ..l2A per 9. prsm.lSa per 9. prem
SIvsr, S.Msna ;.;;;:.'. no,.: " " lSS /" 4"
Banks OF issue in Washington and Georgetown:
Washington. Georgetoton.
Bank Of Metropolis. Farmers and Mech's
Bank Of Warrington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Commerce.
Farms b Msroh's. B'nk.
The Farmers and Merchxnts' Bank and the
Bank Of Commerce issue notes Of the denomina.
tion Of one dollar and upwards.
Corns Cured for Twenty-Five Cents Each.
Bunions, Club and Invertss Malls, Vascular Ex
cfssenocs, and all Diseases Of the Feet successfully
treated BY De- wHIrR, the well Known Chiropodist
at 49, Pennsylvanla avenue, near -Four and a.hali
street.
The national Republican., 1862-08-15
Wise Communication.

BY order of Gen. Wadsworth ten penitentiary
prisoners aud ten negroes imprisoned for yio
lating the blockade, were sent by the provost
marshal TO Piney Point to be released at the
end of two months, II found sober and indus.
trious. They are employed on the new hos
pital at the Point.
The national Republican., 1862-08-15
Keeping Hogs.

Mrs. Margaret Fitzgerald, an Irish store
keeper, WAS arrested, on Wednesday, by ON.
Ger EckloG, Of the Fourth ward, for keeping
hogs contrary to law. She was taken before
Justice Walter, who ruled the case for further
hearing. subsequently she was fined $5.6s
The national Republican., 1862-08-15
Claiming Brlti,h Protection.

Yesterday, an Irishman, we'll able TO battle
Tor liberty and law, went into Justice Clayton's
office for the purpose of making affidavit TO
claim protection an II British subject. He did
not want to fight for this country In this strug.
gle, but elf twas furrin" war, he'd abe
d0m'd" II he'd claim British protection.
The national Republican., 1862-08-15
Fair and Ee.tix.i In Aid OF tn. soldisrs

We would invite attention TO tho beautiful
fair now being held at Odd Fellows Hall, by
the ladies', under the auspices Of the Union
Literary Association, for the benefit of the sick
and wounded soldiers. The tables are elegant
ly decorated, and loaded with everything to
please the fancy, charm the eye, or tempt the
appetite. Let the noble Union ladies' be sus-
tained In their laudable efforts. The Marine
Band 10 In attendance nightly. There can be
no better place to spend an evening and dol
lar. Open tonight.
The national Republican., 1862-08-15
Be-. titA - x LIN d 90.
80
q II r Z . Z a NJ -
244 Pennsylvania avenue (n0rth sids).
between Hath and 13th streets.
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE sPECTAcLss,
GORE city suited t, the particular ooudition OF the
visual organs.
MILITARY FIELD GLASSES.
for day or night.
MICROSC SCOPES,
single or compound.
OPERA LASSES,
with the finest sohromatio lenses.
STkREOSCOPES and VIEWS; MATHEMAT.
MnNs a9d NSiGA EkR
MO3ETER6, 40, at the Lowest Neo Fork prizes
Wholesale or retail aug Is
ORDNANCE OFFICE,

~ WAR DkPARrhhHT.
waghingtou, Aug. II, 1862.
PROPOSALS will bs received by this Depart.
ment until p. IN Oh the Goth August, 1859, for the
delivery ut the ke,o York Arsenal, Gostrrors Llsad
a2o 900 shoulder and Waist BeIts, with plates, for
non commissloned ohicsrs.
musicians.
These accoutremtnts are to be made In strict con
formity with the regulation patterns, samples Of
are 10 be subject to Inspection ut that Aenal before
being received by the Government. None 10 be &C.
eepted or paid Tor but such are approved on IN
specton These belts are to be Of lug leather, Hacked,
Deliveries must be made n lots Of not less than
900 sets per week, for oil contracts OF 1000
der not h le.s thar a 2ooo per week on al contract.
from 900 to 20 COOS and 900 per week for all above
that number-couniiug from the date Of the con
Failure 10 deliver at specified time will subJec,
the contractor to forfeiture Of the amount due at
that time.
The aoooutremenu must be boxed In ths custom.
determined by the Inspector
No bid VIII b considersd which does not state sx-
plletly the place, tme aud quantity OF each deliv
Each party obtaining cont, act will be required
70 enter into bonds, With proper sureties for the
fsithful fuiflment Of the same.
ular dealers IN leather work will not be considered
and the Department reserves the right TO reject AMI
| or all bids which may be made.
Be- nouasd; and they VIII 6s furnished viii
ferns Of the contract and of the bond required o
them.
Proposals. WIN b.. sddressed to "aeneral Jane
and Will be endorsed Proposals. for non commits
stoned ofncsrs' and nuscisns' belts;"
Brig. Gen. and sas; ehisi II q atsddan Ordnance.
The national Republican., 1862-08-15
Funeral OF Rev. willlam Hirss.


On Monday evening, large congregation as.
semblod ut the Foundry Church (hethodist
Epi1copal) to pay the last tribute Of respeotto
the memory OF Rev. VIM. Hirst, the late pastor
Of that church. A number Of ministers Of re-
ligion we're present and participated in the
At nve O'Clock the remains Of the deceased,
followed by relatives, was removed from the
parsonage and placed In front Of the altar Of
the church, which was appropriately drsped
Ing the beautiful and appropriate chorus.
The Rev. DR.. Tustin read the hymn CON-
mencing Servant OF God, well done, |" appro-
PIRATE to the death Of a pastor. which was
offered an impressive prayer. The choir then
sung tho well.known funeral anthem, Vital
Spark Of Heavenly Flame" Rev. Mr.. Monroe
continued the service by reading q part Of the
lAth chapter Of Job and the 18th Of the First
tho congregation, and referred to the fact that
twenty four years ago he entered the ministry
side by side with the deceased, and know him
well. Mr.. Sewell spoke with emotion, for he
described him as \ preacher, impressive and
beautiful; as u pastor, one who secured the
love and confidence of his flock; as friend Of
the young, one constantly and arduOusly labor.
Ing to- promote the interests Of the nursery OF
the church. His leading feature was integri-
y-true to God, true 10 man, true to himself.
Take him for all In all, we ne'er shall look
upon his like again" The brief address OF
Rev. Mr.. Sewel was listened to with much at
tention, as were those that followed. The
choir sung . single verse OF an appropriate
hymn, and the Rev. B. N. Brown followed with
very impressive address, suggested by the
occasion, and urged the congregation to cherish
tho hope OF immortality. Rev. DR.. Gibbons
followed with recital OF incidents Of the last
Illness OF tho deceased, touching and fraught
with religious encouragement. Every lucid
moment afforded evidence Of his great interest
In the welfare Of the church, and his firm re-
llance upon Christ for salvation. The benedic
ton was pronounced by the Rev. Thos. Sewell
amer which the lid Of the CONN was opened ant
many took a last fond look at the feature Of .
beloved friend. The body remained in the
chapel during tho night, and was yesterday
removed to Baltimore for interment.
The national Republican., 1862-08-15
snoo,,us the Coubrsbsnds,

On Wednesday night the provost guard found
two men near the cOntraband headquarters,
with shot guns In their hands, and amusing
themselves by hring into the quarters of the
oontrabands. As they could give no good NC.
count of themselves they were taken 10 the
Central guard.house and locked up.
The national Republican., 1862-08-15

VALUABLE And HIGHLY lMPROVED
Y FARM NEAR BLADENSBURG FOR SALE.
The subscribers are authorized TO sell . Very De-
sireable and Highly Improved FARM, containing
about ninety acres, situated within . few hundred
the city, by turnpike, about six miles. 1t adjoins
the farm Of Hon. Charles b. Calvert, end is I'm
proved by an excellent Frame Dwelling house, large
house, several fine Springs Of Water, Hot beds
Grapsry, &o., and Is believed to be the best Truck
Farm In the vicinity Of Washington. No expense
has been spared 10 make this one OF the best farms
In the vicinity Of the metropolis
For terms, &c apply to
Auction and Commission Merchants,
aug -daw Washington, ID. q.
The national Republican., 1862-08-15
WyAsIIinaTON AaUEDUCT.

DEPARrnsET OF Thk lnrERioE,
Washington, July 20. 1892.
PROPOSALS will be- received at this Departm.n MT
until u O'Clock Wednesday, the 27th day OF Az,
foe WILMINGTON AQusduet Plans and spsolhcalons
may be seen after the 18th OF August o,.
Proposals to be sealed, endorsed "ffoPosaIs 'vs
Smith, Secretary ofthe Interior " ashlnStoInl,
A., oo gtawtAuys. Chief Clerk.
The national Republican., 1862-08-15
To Avoid o DRAFT, /,

60 to Capt. Narrower and enlist as soldier In
the noble Second District Of Columbia regiment
of volunteers, and be man, man and = hero, by
trial
The national Republican., 1862-08-15
Serious CharGes,

Francis Tusb was sent to Jail for court by
Justice Ferguson, Of the Fifth ward, Ghaged
v ith grand larceny and threats to burn prop
erty. Ho WAS arrested, Wednesday morning,
by Officer Simonds, on complaint Of Thomas
Plumsill.
The national Republican., 1862-08-15
A AHsbsl Rccruising Oaics Broken Up

On Wednesday last Lieut.. Gonnell, of the pro.
vost guard, arrested by order of the provost
marshal the following persons John Suit, hO-
tel keeper, Basil Duokett, John Jones, William
Jones, 8. E. Hardesty and II. +. Scott, all
of the United States. We rejoice that these
headquarters for rebel recruits and Federal de-.
serters is now broken up.
The national Republican., 1862-08-15
Arrest by the Provost Marshal,

On Wednesday last Major Doster. the provost
rested two OF the employees of Col. Baker, for
holding the mercantile Bank" without
proper authority. They were soon released.
The national Republican., 1862-08-15
THE GAIETIES.

TIE GAIETHS.
Late Temperance Hall, E street, bettueen
Ninth and Tenth,
Now being rapidly decorated and fitted up as
FIRST CLASS PLACE OF AMUSEMENT,
VIII open for the season
On Monday Evening, August Is,
As the great Family Resort Of the City, with the
most talented company ever organised, including
full corps Of yocAlsts. Muncians, Danoers, Delens
mimeists Promiaent amid this galaxy Of talent u
found the names Of
Mad'dle Marietta Ravsl Fattie Stewart
The beautiful Zanfretta Andrew Leavit
Miss Fanny Ellison Moas Paul Cane
Mics Kate Lee The Ssisrist Brothers
THE STARS OF THE ARTISTIC WORLD,
Embpacirg every vnisty Of performance,
condemned In one eatsrtsiument,
for one price Of admIssion.
No extra charges, no reserved seats, thus Afford
ing the oitizens OF Washlngton Q model place Of
amusement At o merely nominal expense, and ar
opportunity Of taking their families to witness
UNIQUE AND MERITORIOUs ExHI.
BITIoN,
unalioysd by any indelicste acn or sxpressious &C
common In theatres and concert halls Of the age.
I. W Aliinson Treasurer
Oeo Lee. frOpEetOr
nam Sharplsy. ...................M Manager
au lS-6t
The national Republican., 1862-08-15
sale Of the Late stephen A. D0uElas's
Horses, Sc.

Yesterday afternoon, Messrs. Wall Bar.
of tho late Judge Douglas. The two horses
were hne specimens, and the carriage beau.
tiful one, in ane order. The latter has been
put In good condition recently at u cost of 5000.
The horses and vehicle originally cost about
81 800. They were sold for S570.
The national Republican., 1862-08-15

VNO INV TORs AND PATERTEGs.
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anu agents for procuring American and Foreign
p A II E N II s.
Win Sixteen Years experience in the Business
Refer to Hon. Judge Mason, Hon. Joseph Holt
and TO mole than fifteen thousand inventors who
have had business done through Mum Co.'S Pat
Psmphlet Of advice sent free by mail.
Patent Laws and Regulations, 100 pages, 20 cents
mall
No charge for consultation, orally or by mail
Preliminary Examination In United States Patent
Office, u,
Oflces, No. 81 Park Row, New York Washing
Patent Once. mar IL 0mi
The national Republican., 1862-08-15
ID DROPosALs roa muLEs

p n o OsALs -FOh MU L Es {,
D-ror QsA,s..xAsrs,s oyyion,
-. .'.ass s.'.ass .owa~ q A1AAsaA epd Hrsas,
MaA1Nea@, .. O, Iuous II, 1851.
ceee ustii Saturday, AaGsst 8, 81 Twelve e'oost m,
iSou:s"d mules o sssicr. % Is. ioiioS%iSs % '''''
~ i.. RHUvTCAr1oM. T
AL 10 be C1D fourteen hands and over in height
ALE e BE- sossd ssrvisssbis Mules for drsssht
AID JSsrs sias rniss % OLD, ssd ~ for Msl.s ovrS VIA
rHREn AnD sHDnR nrnn TEARs OLD.
PROPOSALS..
The pfoposab for each olas Of mules must be sEr
Prcposah 70 be for (soo) FIVE hundred and up.
M fall name SD post.,Bee addrsss ofths bidder
IL. s u : ssSs |! Sss sSs ss.s Of nn u. same. Of
S .ssss .S psso g ~ ~ ~ X. S p.s:r ,:
froSo.l fssm s.,,.,a, ps+s. sn ~. .. e.nnd~.d
M sn ossn OF aussianee must accompany each
Pfspoais mus. be sddrss.d 70 Col, D. II. R.oksr,
e psiay fpsf. &: z
The ability Of the bidder to All the ooutrast, should
y os ays,ded 70 him, must be suarastied ey two
The rsssoa:lSiii;y Of .h. su.r.a,or. mus, b.
's s.s O. ssss:'t Ss.s az s ss:s e ss
BidSsn nust BE- present in person whom the
BIDS are opened or their proposals. will not be cou
Ronds In the sum Of twenty thousand dollars, sign
ed BY the ocotfAetof and both Of his guarAntors will
Be required Of the successful bidder upon dsnIpg the
% ths bosa nss. accompany the contract, !, Will
be nsoe0ary fof blddss 70 have their bondsmen with
them, o. to have bonds signed in anticipation and
fssdy % be produced when the contract s signed
sin. iSr eeISs a.. can BE- p.Scusd uIo, sppiCatoa
Fbvm of Guarantee.
We, Of the county Of -, and State Of
=, end -, Of the county Of, and state
ialal contrast 3 with the term. of his
proposition, and that, should his proposition be
copied, he vii q once enter iutos contract In &C
Shouid the contract BE- awarded him, We are pie.
pared 70 become bis securities
certificate above. .msntioned)
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, ETC.
All nulse contracted for under this advertisement
SssS e 6. s ). s1S
xitSia IsOj thirty days from the date i'snins III.
Payment 10 be made upon the completion Of each
contract, % soon thereafter the Depot Quarter
master shall bs 10 funds.
Any lnformality in the bid or mon :oonformsnee
With the terms Of hs advertisement will ensure the
These mules Viii BE- awarded in lots Of (SoO) i've
hundred each, unlets the Depot QuarternAster may
deem 1t for the intersst Of the Government to vary
The Depot Quartermaster reserves TO himself IN,
right to reject any or all bids that he may cesm too
ID. II. RUCKER,
Colonel and DE- pot Qusrtermsster
The national Republican., 1862-08-15
ID n o. POsALs FOR COAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
August @, 1902.
Proposals will be received at this Department
until the 10Th for delivery At the Treasury
Building, before the first Of October, Of from 600 to
XNTHRACfTE COAL, consisting principally Of
furnace and egg size; and OF from 90 to leo tons
u gao lbs.) Of KED ASH, egg size.
The proposals must te addressed to the Superin.
tendent Of the Southeast Executive Building, en-
dOrsea Proposals Tor Coal" and sent under cover
to the Secretary Of the Treasury.
s. NJ. McKEAN,
Superintendent s +. FIX, DuilIing
The national Republican., 1862-08-15
Eastern Branch bridge.

Four more arrests were made by the officers
of the First Precinct on Wednesday, OF parties
tor fast driving over the above.named bridge.
They were fined 1858 each.
The national Republican., 1862-08-15

A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-The oom.
"A Portable and neatly .furnished House, No. u
Missouri avenue, Ia now for rent. For TERMS apply
o the premises. le2-tH
The national Republican., 1862-08-15
nRODUCE AND FRUIT

DRODUCE AND FRUIT
l. 800 boxes Lemons,
100 boxes Oranges
l0,0 900 Coacoanuts.
800 barrels Potatoes.
200 barrels Onions;
100 barrels Prime Apples,
10000 bunohes Onions,
In store and for sale by
JONES Il CO,
au ll-tt Corner Eight and ID streets