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The national Republican., 1862-07-03
EIatlcss and Bootless,

Officer MOnahan, Of the Seventh ward police,
found man named James Stubman, teamster
"fa Government wagon, yesterday afternoon on
Estreet, near Four.snd a.half, SO entirely over
come with the vilo compound of low grogge.
rios, As to be entirely incapable Of managing
times into the mud. and when found he was
lying In the mud under his horses feet, hatless
and with ono foot entirely naked, and his whole
body so completely bedaubed with mire ~ to
almost disguise human nature. He WAS taken
to the tenth precinct station house and locked
up, and his team turned over to the military
authorities.
We cannot comprehend what sort OF stuff a
man is made of, who will sell II man, for few
cents, that which will make fool Of him. The
brute WAS completely reversed In this case, I'M
the irresponsible horses know how to manage
themselves much better than the worse than
brute in charge OF them.
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q Assessments.

.-kovus TnsAras.-Miss Susan Denim was
tied, last evening, BY large and iAshion'
audience, who apparently thorougnly ap.
Hated the performance. kr. Ben. Rogers
y in his hsppiest vein Of humor, ana rem,
Id his Uncle Sam" 10 the delight OF oil
TENT.
lis evening, niss Jennie Parker. applies for
favor Of the public in shape Of benent,
lentins, for the last time, the thrilling emo.
al play Of the "Romanoe OF PQor founS
~ The younger sister OF the benenciaiy,
~ Susts Parker, will appear on this occasion
ses christins: M. Fred; Williams appears
1sroque, and Mr. r. L. Tilton ~ Manuel.
=, to. morrow, the independence u our ma
III will be celebrated BY two performances,
narnoon and night. The matinee presents an
-, ,irable opportunity for families and the
miles to enjoy themselves.
v vkSrIRBuRY.-Crowds upon crowds Of people
tx TO this favorite place OF amusement. The
,ls Of the unrivslled Mile ZAnfretta on the
rope are the wonder and admiration OF all
stands upon the rope on one foot and hres
lin at twelve candles, extinguishing them all:
n brother, Alex. Zsnfretta, 10 entirely equal
4he fam0us Blondin on the rope. The beau
III little karietta Ravel is creating quite \
|sation BY her artistic dancing; and Miss Eva
6n,, the sweet vooali.t, has become Dc.
ed favoritS with our citizens. Mons. vslarde
yes more ceuolusively, each night, that he
no superior, rs = dancer, in the world; and
feats OF the celebrated Ssigrist Brothers are
messed With brcuthless attention at every
fformSnc0D The entire combination Of stars
pear again to night. The most extensive
parstions are being made by the managers
n suitable oommemOration Of the ami.
Fsary Of our nations independence TO.
rrQw.
bpD FELLOWS HALn.-The PolemOrama ia
OBJ exhibition, but we learn that II will pos.
elt close this week, rs urgent calls are made
tito go North. A large number Of Addi-
ns bave been made since its nrst exhibition
Fe;knd II now constitutes the most thrilingly
erfting panorama ever presented to the
The national Republican., 1862-07-03

nv q I AEH q wILLIAN Ms, Auc.ions<
ID Corner Seventh ard ID str, ets-No s2S
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuRNIrCRE
AT AUCiION.- On SATURDAY MORNING.
the 5th insiaat, at o'clock .. m we shall seli Al
our aCo'ion Rooms, u large 10, OF Secor handed
Household Furniture, belonging to . sentlemAn de.
One red plush Parlor Sui,e, oonsistine of Sofss.
Easy and Side Chairs,
Marble-iOp Centre Tables,
Walnut Hair scat Chairs,
Walnrt Ilaic ,ea' Rockers and Otlomons,
Marble top Side Board and whitnott,
- Marble. top ID: :es ing Gureaua.
Bedsteads, Wardrobss Marble top wash,tsuds.
Cnc very fine carved walnut Chamber Set, CON.
listing of Marble top Dressir Y Bureau, IVA h.
stand, Night DO, very hre sprips bottom
Bvdstead ahd Chairs,
Cane fcat and other Chars,
ltruss Q Three. ply. Ingram and Stair CARPETS,
Passage Oh Cloth, MaitiGg and Rugs
One very large Mshosany Wardrobe,
One " g. /" Bookcase,
Lounges, git frame Looking gissses,
tnstkcr Beds, French Pilo " and Bolster,
Hair, Cotton. top Aed other Mattresses,
Clocks, Vases, Table Cutlery,
Ice Pitchers, Of the best quality,
French China Elmer Sci,
Cnina, Gls.s and Crockery wsre,
Cook, Air tight and o,her Stoves,
heirt orator and k,tsh II X quisites
And many other articles too Lu uervus 10 enume.
rate.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
VS~d lStarl Au tIoneers
The national Republican., 1862-07-03
Crlmtnal Court.

July L. Elizabeth Weldon, indicted for keep.
ing bawdy house, was found guilty and SON
fenced TO seven months imprisonment In jail.
VIM. Graves was found guilty of an assault
and battery, and fned $6 aud costs.
Frank Duffey, alias F. J. Harris, was convict.
ed of stealing horse and buggy from Richard
Cruit. and sentenced TO three years In the pen!.
Tertiary.
July Samuel Hoffman, charged with steal
ing u small amount Of money and silver watch,
was partially tried and the osse and continued,
on account Of absence OF witnesses.
Henry Sims was acquitted OF An assault and
battery on y. Owens.
Mary Dorsey, charged with stealing u CLOAK
and frock, was found guilty.
Tue case Of John AArdis, indicted for an as.
ssult and battery on negro boy, Is on trial.
The national Republican., 1862-07-03
India Rubber 0ootls.

Ms,srs Henry A. Hall Co, Of Boston, who have
Kept z branch store at 3os Pennsylvanis avenue,
,toch for the summer, and our citizens can procure
India Rubber Goods q every deseripsion, selected
rom me !a,gea stock Of Gum Goods In the world at
MILK strcet Boston; and we woold particularly cali
the attention Of Plumbers, Drugsists Clothing deal
Gum Goods, as all Crders received BY Messrs. Hail
Co will be forwarded BY lightning express trains
at manufacturer prices. Freight paid thereby saw.
this offer. List Of prices and discounts forwarded BY
mail " hen desired. jek-NkW II
The national Republican., 1862-07-03
A "Slough OF Dcspond,"

Infinitely worse than that described by Bun.
yam in his celebrated "Pilgrim's Progress,n ~
may DO found on the corner of Pennsylvania
avenue and Eleventh street. II is caused, we
believe, by some excavation made for the pur.
pose of repairing II water pipe, and tho earth
upon, tho rain has made perfect "pudding
hole" A cavalry sergeant got his horse mred
in the hole yesterday morning. and for an hour
we witnessed the vain efforts TO extrioate a
large Government wagon from the same place
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The 0F0urth.v

Eliors of Republican: Tomorrow Is the glo.
kust Fourth, and no arrangements have been
+dafor q public patriotic celebration. This
to{ bad, certainly, and will be the subject
lrot, without doubt, Of a severe but just
ktdsm.
IN he mean time. will you allow depart.
tntIC Clerk" to make suggestion through
Ilr columns for tho discussion Of the clerks
tplSy cd In the various Government Depart
hnti In the city. Would IL not bo most perti.
Int nd proper for US all 10 purchase to-day n
iontl nag, larger or smaller, and display It
m se front windows OF our respective resi-.
|ncet during tomorrow, and indeed, for this
after, during every day in the woekl
We can hardly see the old flag in Washing,
n, Unless we look for II on one Of the Gov.
nm,nt buildings. Let tomorrow see every
re OF and avenue adorned with the "stars and
-ipe." so that strangers may not think that
ey lave come among u community OF semi
belS or, what Ia worse, arrant towards.
partment clerks, hang out the nation's ban.
r On the outer wall n. s.
The national Republican., 1862-07-03
A District 1oidler Shot.

named Christopher Robinson, belonging to com.
pany U, Second District volunteers, accidental.
ly shot himself through the hip, at tho porta.
bio barracks, on East Capitol street, between
Second and Third east. He went into 4 tent,
and finding his musket lying across the bed,
took 1t up, when the cock caught, and the
piece went of, the ball passing through his hip,
shattering tbs bone. A surgeon was at onCo
summoned, and no WAS removed TO the East
Washington Methodist Church Hospital. Robin
son halls from Philadelphia.
The national Republican., 1862-07-03
Took the Hint,

Tho City Councils havo acted on the suggss.
ton In relation to drinking cups, and both
branches have passed an order requesting the
Mayor to place suitable drinking cups at the
various public hydrants and pumps throughout
the city. We hope his Honor will attend TO
this matter at once; and please, Mr.. Mayor,
give us cups like those NJ the fountain In front
of the Capitol, or anything except those awk.
ward, heavy iron ladies at some Of the pumps
at present.
The national Republican., 1862-07-03
The Scarcity OF small Change.

Under the above caption friend writes rs
bllovs. We sympathize with him In his afilio.
Inn, bat do not agree with his conclusions.
yin some one suggest better remedy?
I"What are We to do for small change m This
a question asked by the seller and buyer Of
pods. II is almost matter Of impossibilty
b procure change for u 81 bill, unless the
Imom Of goods purchased exceeds rs osnts;
bus compelling the purchaser, whether he de.
res the goods or not, to buy that amount In
rider TO get change tor his 81 note. In mum
or Of the drinking saloons aud restaurants Of
mis- city, printed and written notices are post
d, notifying customers that no bills viii be
hanged for leas than Is cents. Some even
lace the "shave" ut u higher rate, and demand
cents on the dollar for Ina privilege Of selling
heir goods. This Ia animpOsitiOn. Sooner let
he community be flooded with hve and ten cent
than submit 10 II. Shinplsstsrs
lenom,nstiDg the fractional parts Of dollar,
.re now being issued by merchants Of New
lork and Philadelphia Lst somo Of the "solid"
Merchants Of this city do the same, and email
'bange will become plenty.
The national Republican., 1862-07-03
CANTERBURY HALL

CANTERBURY HALL.
Louisiane Avenue, near Sixth Street,
The Coolest plaec IN the City.
IMMENSE Sess coMS1EirroN 81 IA
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
A QUESTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Is there now ia existence ha' there ever been in ex
-, istencs Company comprising as much
'N'vtfES'sS;AT1!5JXI sSSNff!i5NJ2XI,n,x.
As the Company now & AHD, ISr ,,.Sl.ibrfyt! .SslibbMtus
xAak 1Hs Gstf Efsf 81 HsssTsR.H sTxss. xSp psMsSf MXK
THE BEAUTIFUL
win .Spsa 3 nsstR E i5ss :Es;.:,tl 4, III.
- DAuGhTEu OE TIE n EGlMEsT
She will are gun at IL ,ndles and extngu sh them
! he chsrmiag vocalist, will sing Three New soma
in TWO NEw DANCES.
alexander ZanfrefSA~
In his great la ket Act on the Tight Rope
The ScigrtSf Brothers,
the most daring Acrobats In the World as the
Monsieur V-eIavde,
he best male dancer 10 the world, in new Dance
To night, the laughable Comic Panto nine, entitled
LIFE AND DEATH,
In which tho entire RAvLL TROUPE
viii appear.
This temple Of mirth and enjoyment |. filled to its
unrest capacity ty our sp-otibie, judcious, and
critical citizens, whose ENTHUSlASi &c APPRO
BATON and ear.stun ing shouts Of heartiest laugh.
tr at the original sense delishiipg health inspiring
mstohable and BRILLIANT CONSTELLATION
OF STAR ARTISTS, now engaged at TIE Csnter.
Try, bears u0mistskable evd nc of me fast, that
Is the only p!sce Of smusemsht In the Capital City
where one can spend . pleasant evening, realiz p9
pure enjoyment and genuine pleasure. The Cantef
bury Is pstronised BY the most eminent and reiaed
nen Of the day-mefchsnts editors, statcsm,n, and
aItissns. Al hsil 1t as the GREAT DESIDERA
TUM to while away the hours OF the evening, and
recu crate he energies and refresh the brain aier
the toll and care Of the day The Canterbury IL The
irst place Of amufenfnt visited by the residents OF
other cities on coming 10 Washington. And why =
Hall ere, posssssing all the GREAT LIG ATS OF
THE EPROFESSION-ALL THE NAsTRR MINDS OF Tus
MODERN srAGs How we'll founded this reputatide
Is, may be seen by glance at the mammoth list Of
SUPERLA4yELiG GREAT PERFORMERS
comprising the Company at the great Canterbury.
No CHANGE IN PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Admission rs cents Orohestra chairs 20 oeRts.
Doors open at7A Performance at 8k O'Clock
GRAND AFTEHNOOS PENFO NANCE.
Friday, JaIy, 4th,
at . O'Clock,
FOR LADIES AMI CHILDREN
ADMISSION;
Lhutb.,. oeuS
children. en...................... ......1o cents.
Doors open at 2-commcrce at 3
July aih-TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES.
js3O Star-1os sqsl
The national Republican., 1862-07-03
Omnibusss on Sunday.

By a reference TO the proceedings OF the last
meeting Of the Councils 1t will be seen that the
lower Board passed q stringent law in relation
to the running of omnibuses on Sunday. The
object Of this law, ~ stated BY the mover Of It.
which Gods holy day has been deseorated,
and the feelings Of the respectable portion Of
the community outraged. We are sure that all
good citizens will thank Mr.. Utermehle, and
sustain him In his noble determination, as ex.
pressed by himself In the Council, whatever
Can do 70 suppress this unholy traffic shall be
doneu
The national Republican., 1862-07-03
The Emancipation Commissioner.
Tho following additional petitions have been

The following additional petitions have been
fled:
J. F.. Young, II slaves; Mary q. Young. l; G..
s; Daniel Higgins, 8; Thos. q. Cox, 9; Martha
Sherwood, 3; RsbeOCa r. Darby, ! Maria Wa.
terston, 8; d. A. Waterston. l; Mary Johnston,
d VIM. 8. Johnston, 8; Jane Johnston, 8; John
A. Ruff, !; Rebecca Harrison, !; Isabel Maury,
W. Fling, l; Dorothy Williams, l; Joseph Holt, l.
Up to this date, petitions have been fled Tor
2.634 slaves. In some instances, petitions have
been filed for slaves who ran away years ago.
The national Republican., 1862-07-03

~ w. L.. WALL 4 CO, Auctionesrs,
- Successors OF WALL 4 BARNARD
VERY VALUABLE AND PLEASANT RES
IDESCs iu he village OF Bladcnsburg at Auction
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, At Q clock, Sit In.
slant we viii SELL on the pr. m,es, about An ACRE
HOUSE 4 eight rooms, Stable, and other ooave
lhir desirable property Is pleasantly situated
within few minutes walk Of tie celebrated Spa
spr ng Th' house and appurteuapces are all In
p-ri,ot ordsr; and TO any one de ,iring Q pleasant
country seat this sale will afford good opportunity
to secure one.
Terms made known st sale
W. l.. WALL Il Co, Auctrs,
Successors Of Wall X barnard.
jy ida TStarl
The national Republican., 1862-07-03
The Indian Herb Doctor,

thu AhuH8h UefU D0Ct0fp
From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his
patients the nature Of their complaints or
illness, without receiving any infor.
nation ffom them.
No cAaros for oonsutation or advics.
ouR MOTTO.
We use such Bams a have no strife
With Nature or the Laws Of Life:
With Blood our hands We never stain
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
Our Faiher--whom al goodness fills,
P.0vldes the means to cure all lila;
The Simple Herbs beneath oar feet,
Well used, relieve GU pain complete.
4 ample Herb, . simple Flower,
Guild from the aewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
OF change and health TO thee.
Room No. II, Warrington Building, Pennsylvania
avenue, corner Of Seventh street.
No charge for consultation. LETT
The national Republican., 1862-07-03

Rf j.. q. Mc1vlRk - CO., AuctIo nssrs.
FkANkLiN oQUARE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On Monisy afternoon. July .th, =, % clock, on
the premises, We shall sell Let No 20 In DAVIDSON
subdivision Of Squsre No as, fronting rs iert on
NJ rih street, between Twelfth AID Thirteenth
stt ets, Iunning back l47 !e.t 10 foot alley.
his Lot ~ situated on . benu iul street over.
looking the whole city, with fine public iquare in
front and is altogether one Of the most desirable To-
cations IN Washington for private residence.
Terms: One third cash, the remainder in six and
Twelve months, with interest, secured by deed Of
trust on 'he premises
JAS. G. MCGUIRE CO.,
~ a-do Auc'iSae.Na
The national Republican., 1862-07-03

DURDY's VANIGTIEs.
TIE NEW CONCERT HALL,
OT SLrTM.sT, NEAR CLARENDON HOTEL,
will open THIS Thursday Night, with iull
company.
Tile orchestra will be led by George Arth.
Beautiful waiting girls. A perrsnt place for
gents 10 spend ~ evctiHg. ii. y. PURDi,
jy3-lw Proprietor.
The national Republican., 1862-07-03
local NEWS
vs Advertisers.

wv 10 thousand eepiss Of As RYso'
ilb-s hroulstsd among the Aoatng popuia.
bvsrJ day, bssidss thslargs number ssrvsd
Fgultr Subscribers. Advertisers VIII taks
aosDrdinsly, ...a ...,
The national Republican., 1862-07-03

pY W. Il. WALL Il co., Aucsionssrs,
- succ ssots to wall 4 BARNARD
DI I'VE OF OHIO HORJ AT AUCTION
Ca SATURDAY MORNING. Jolly 5th, We viii
aell In hont Of our Auction Rooms, the stock Of
Drove Horses belonging 70 John PAtten, EsQ Of
Ohio
90 young Work and Saddle Hor.es, amopR which
isa number q Colts the ito;k is 60 ID ami 10
only told TO cltse out.
Terms cash
W. L. WALL CO.,
D3 Auctioneefs.
The national Republican., 1862-07-03
Photograph Gin Gallery.

We call the attention of our readers 10 new Pho.
tographie Gallery which has lately been established
~ Chss Weltie, at No. 638 Seventh street, between
ksa u ths highest style Of the art at the cheapest
Iatss: A percent, worth from twenty five cents to
two d0llass, given with each picture, 10 l3-Im
The national Republican., 1862-07-03
ID h l. I q I . u 3.

ID II l. q . s..
Trurestie Of Lolgfenou's kgccidor,
by
snORrYEILow,
A crowd approached we'll kno n store
crowd that plates and baskets bore
An eager, smiling, chattering thIoag,
And this the bur en- Of their cong
Delicious
OH Nc Crackers aud of Cake,
And DArToE's name WIS often heard,
Combined with this express.ye word
Delicious,
There's nothing like his III. s." said one,
"Procurable Ia Washin. ton,
SmackiDg his lips, another said,
"But have you lasted his Spit Tread
Deliciousy'
4 lady who came up In hssie,
Declared that every girl OF taste
Desired her brother or her beau
TO buy his Candies, they were SO
Delicious
In fact, the crowd agreed ,.em. csn
That never had they fcalted On
Such iuxuries NJ DkITvs sold,
Pronounced alike by young and old.
Delisi;us
DAYTON'S BAKERY is at $50 Eleven h sti cot
between g and II, where hi. SPLIT BRrAO BoS'
TON and PIC MIC CRh. kERS, FRUIT PIES,
RICH CA 1pl ES, ICE CREAM, WA FIR ICES,
10 (fre.h made) are always ob,ainable.
je !Q-lw
The national Republican., 1862-07-03

NJ e w YOk X BUSIN &c D y .
LAW, FINANCIAL AND COLLECrING
INVOICE BILLS q BUsINEss NOTES NEG071A TED.
PnoIEsrBp NoTEs AND DEFKREp ACCOUNTS
B0UoHT AND COLLECTED.
STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
EXCLUSIVELY ON COMMISSION.
ADJOURNMENT CLAIMS BOUGH7.-A
BY g. z. HOUSE,
Counsellor at Law,
" Nassau Street, New York.
~ TN ysari IN w State and Unilsd iksis [0uvts.
Advice gratis apvs
The national Republican., 1862-07-03

r TONvALESCENT OFFiCERs DFSIROUS
recruiting thtir health will I'D acoommodaiion 10
Northern families, IT Nos 8ss sad 3se North Cspl.
tol street, one and half square from the Capitol
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pYr THE Pr kslDENT OF THE UNITED

IN pursuance Of law, l, ABRAHAM LINCOLN I,
Pres idcnt of the United States Of America Dc here
by declare and make known that public sale will
be held at the land office at SrEvEsss PosT in the
State of Wisconsin, commit ncing on Monday, the
sixth day Of October next, for the disposal OF the
pub 10 lands situated wi hin the following named
viz
North of The base line and east Of The fourth prin.
cipal meridian.
The national Republican., 1862-07-03
9 ECIAL NOTICE


Federal Block, corner of Seventh and = strsets
opposite The Post and Patent Offices. Room
2s and "a, up stairs, Washington, D. Q.
|Ig ww..-
All diseases Of private nsture treated In the nes
scientific masnsr, and radical cures effected IN oil
eases. sYPBILI1IC AFFECTIONS, GoNOB-
RHGA. aLEEr, srRIcruREq, BIENNIAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of voLUPTUoUs
DREAMS, or suy ~eAknes the eENERATIvE
ORG ANS, from any cause Whatever, or how lcns
standing; thoroughly and radically Cured
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE.
No matter Whist your disease, let no fs'se deBoaey
prevent, Apply immediate'y to Dr.. vsllny, who is
scknowlsdsed to bs BY far the most SUCCESSFUL
PHYSICIAN in the hc,tment Ct private diseases.
Fear not to come apd make known your misfortunes,
and he will speedily send u on your way rejoicing.
SELEABUSE,
That dreadful so'urs, Of the young INDUCED 10
when alone, which destroys the senera'ive orsans,
units you for mar. led life, producing wssknes, Of
the bsck and limbs. loss of animation and muscular
power, palpston Of the hart, ne, vons irritabty,
loss Of memory, melancholy habits insanity, con
sumption, and death.
YOUNG MAN, in view Of the droadfal con.e.
quenccs, delay not to make your case known 10 DR..
v. Your seorst, with him are .acrtd, and you may
confidently rely upon his me lioal skill.
Thou auds whose systems were shattered and were
on the brink Of the grave, hiss he brought b,ck to
vigorous health by his siilful treatment
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or thosc contemplating matrl.
mony, who ,usps,t thsmsslve, Of mpotency, eemioal
weakness, or any disease arising from . relaxed
state of The genital organ, whether the result Of
di'easc. injury, consequences Of youthful indisc's
ito s. indulgence of the passions in rper years,
.c earnestly sntreated 10 place Themselves under
the carc of DR.. v. They may rely with certainty
upon speedy cure, and full vigor restored.
He treats with entire success oil d;sctses females
such as LUcoRRHEA or WHITES, LAPsUs
UTERI, 10, Ao., and in every case guarantees q
perfect CURE.
FEES moderate, and VISITS and COMMUNI.
CATIONS strictly PRIVATE and CONFIDEN.
TIAL
PERSONS calling sec NO tne but the DOCTOR.
Those at distsncs may b. TREATED by MAIL,
giving AsTATEMENT OF CASE, &o., *,
jy9-lm'
The national Republican., 1862-07-03
Baaktpg Itutcl

Tho following are the rates at which bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
silyer-the legal tender notes being the stand.
ard:
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Future DAyns

DY w. l.. WALL q co., Auetlsnesf,,
ID suecessors to WAL Bi.HAIp.
SADDLE HORSEi AT AUCTION 90 SAT
UlDh y MORNING, July sth, We will sell 10 froLt
Of the Auc ion R0oms-
I excellent s tddle Horse.
TERMS cash.
W. L. WALL AGO,
jys Auotionesrs.
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FRIDAY, THE FOURTH OF JULY,
CIRYSTAL SPRINGS!

There will be Cotillon Band in attendance. Re.
treatments Of all kinds on the grouad. No Charre Q
made for sdmit,ance 10 the dancing pavilion. Good
orper will be enforced, U, g. KING,
jy3--N Proprietor.
The national Republican., 1862-07-03

nlssOLUTION.-1hcC Copartnership heretofore
~ extsting between W. l.. WALL and X. W. BAR.
NARD, under the name and hr n Of Wall 4 Barnard,
1861.
The Auction and Commis H. n busine will be con
tinnsd by their SucSessors under tle name and irm
OF W. l. WALL II Co.
W l., WALL will alone use the name OF the late
hTm in settling up their business, jy2-St
The national Republican., 1862-07-03

....... Psuoaal. -
.6F. Thiard O0mte de 10 Fond Of Madeira, 10 stop.
.Nping at the Metropolitan. TT. nt"Fgg : I
The national Republican., 1862-07-03

pASK OF COMAIEltUE, GEtrruWN
ID For tic convenience OF I'll, holders In hts city
notes of the above Bank will be ,cdsrmsd al oaI
counter, in United States Treasury Notes, or In
RITTENHOUSE, FAINT h Co,
V1 Bankers, $50 Pa avenue.