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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-15

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-15

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The national Republican., 1862-07-31
Communicated,
HOSPITAL Chaplalns.

Yesterday we heard with deep sorrow Of the
death of DR.. knight, assistant surgeon ut Mt.
ther and sister and numerous friends were
watching the approach OF the King of Terrors,
the chaplain was called In to perform, ss a last
act of consolation, the solemn rite OF baptism.
This the chaplain refused, as contrary TO the
rules of his church. For loyalty to his creed
we have no fault to fnd with the worthy chap.
lain, but 1t is time now to question the pro.
priety Of appointing 10 such ofices olergymen
OF any scot whose rules compel them to refuse
suoh reasonable ceremonial, holy and Oonsola.
tory services ~ may be asked for to oonss.
crate the last bssls OF lfs or the circumstances
Of sepulture,
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
Civiias,s sarHsrasy.

:. WAgnM0fON, July ~, I6o1.
~. sissss ps::s.!ss y Sshsa ~ ygis
grateful " The noble fslleFs yhfle pasri9tsH
The bayonsss II ~. spsH9 V sbiSl1 =, and
therefore need no apolosy ftom ne for intrud.
Ing upon your notice q tbear eshale 70 ask .
simple question, viusf Why sse1ooev Who have
been invalided 'ty oheonlo diseases, suoh ~
rhsumatism, caught 10 digging trenches, slssp.
ing In swamps, &c,, and who are not able TO peri
form duty more than one month in. eight, are
permitted TO encumbsf our hospftahf know
such cas-, and bear that there are hundred
hospital has thom. Why csu not they he fur.
loughed or discharged 4 70 ne Il appears like
refined cruelty doubIy dislillsd. What 10 the
rssaoni Is itAhst Tie surgeons wish TO ksep
up . show Of having patieuts, which they could
not otherwise obeaini Or ~ II that they ars
too indolent ia. make out their papers, a.
Senator Wilson inumated recently In the Sem
ate Chamber, Whsrv does the blame rest p
70 any body responsible, II 30, who Ia the
chief Of Civilized Barbarians, who is he' Let's
have his head on possible. HuxANrrAs.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
Sons OF Tsmpsranc,.

Last week we noticed the fact that now
Division Ia about to be organized In this city.
Tonight has been decided upon a. tho night Of
its institution. We learn that distinguished
officers OF the order from Baltimore and elss-
where will be present on the occasion. and ~
have been Invited, there will doubtless be .
large assemblage of the cold water hosts TO
witness the interesting ceremonies Of the 90.
casion. In view Of this fact, the oommittse
rance Hall for this night. thus affording cool
and comfortable place OF meeting. the now
organization is to be called the Federal City
Division, No. 6, 8. of T." '.sg. .
The members and ladies' of Good Samaritan
Division went out to the woods beyond George.
town yesterday to engage In q pio.nio. We
learn that an interesting season was enjoyed
by all who were fortunate enough to 60, thus
proving that "good time"oan be enjoyed
without the aid Of wine.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
Buying.
DIED,
DIED,
the 3Oth instant, GRO. W. CROws, In the

On the sOth instant, GEo. W. CRowN, In the
saith year Of his age. % =, .a
His funeral will take place from his late res.
tdence, on Fourth street, between New York
Avenue and J. street, on this Thursday after.
noon, at 2 2o'clock. His friends and soquain.
lances are respectfully invited to attend.
On Tuesday, the 2sth instant. at I O'Clock, p.
m. JOHN FREDERrCK, eldest son Of John A. and
Catharine q. Rheem, aged years and ~ days.
At the Cottage, Montgomery county, Nd, on
Tuesday, 28th instant, Aiss NANCY ClRRoLL, In
the seth year OF heR age. is-JtfSfs
Her relatives and friends are Aavitsd 10 NJ.
tend her funeral, without further notice, from
10 O'Clock n M, on Thursday, the 3lst inst.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
CITY GARDEN,
w NEW YORK AVENUE,
Bei,pees FIa and Second SJeas.

The subscriber respectfully informs the public
that he mas 70 the above pleasant retreat for
this season, and that hereafter, on every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at 8 O'Clock p m there will be
. Band Of Music In Attendance
A fine Ten.pin Alley and Shooting Gallery have
been erected for the amusement OF visitors.
Clubs and Associations oan have the usa OF the
Garden BY giving notice to the proprietor, He
pledges himself that he will use his best endeavors
to please all who will honor him with their presence
my 3-8m ERNST LEFFLER.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
The street Railway

IL now In successful operation from the Capitol
gate to the State Department. The track 10
now nearly completed to the Circle, except the
second curve on Fifteenth street. The delay
Of the rails from the North. The track thus
far works admirably, and as the oars now run
Allied to the brm, the company will reap
golden harvest.
The tmbers and rails are now being laid
along Seventh street, from the Avenue to the
river. That being the route next In import,
anoe, we presume the work will commence at
nnOe in this direbtion. 49, :, =
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
Mar, land Girls in Cnifo,m.

One Of the "romances" Of war WAS witnessed
at the provost marshal's once in this city,
yesterday. Two girls, of the ages Of eighteen
or twenty years, were In custody. They were
10 full soldiers uniform, and, according to their
time"ona Of them saving thsy Vsre in ths
battle of Bull Run. They were sent to this
place from the army In Virginia, their sex
having been discovered. By order OF General
Wadsworth. thoy were kindly admonished Of
oars to be sent TO their homer In Hsgerstown,
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
INAUGURATION oomuIssuos. /.

OOMnIsslos.
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vEnnED B&F0RB tn COMMISSION
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L. iHlf 't.I l'. --fAlf'gfB .sF. Ia.
0Ra 4 As 0basmlatsssss ss11 ~ - y AprQ 10, 1sos,
eN6led A. at Jcv ~ r1naH eStlis Ssysas AaA b
seTshs ~tsem n ~ Diastav Cs'pnsets" :. on, 7
Cifr HALL, wAsaIHeros, July 10, 1881. .
,pdss ,Ss SSS SSsyS. 81: ~. ~ N - sss gsss sss sss
ieth Of July, inclusive Al psrsons having ksewl-
edge q aay fsen Goaas 10 80 teas tAe slsi0s Asy
IL ss1s q tks sssadsfsASS q 4 Csnmi.iessrs
= =" " =" Va. q wooowAsp.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
Deaths OF Soldiers,

The following deaths of soldiers, In the vari-
Gus hospitals. &o., In this vicinity, have CO.
ourrad since our last report:
Samuel l.. Geralds, company B, l0lst Penn.
sylvania. 49,. O. -. .----4
Charles Il. Nloholls, company d, SD Pennsyl.
vania. .I. Pas ..'' .-..I '.
Eibridge q. Bradbury, company y, 9th Ne.
VIM. j. Adams, company d, Goth Ind.
J. W. umphred, company ], seth Pennsylva'
mia. az,
David Morrison, COMPANY A, nth Maine.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
jy 30-dts

NIOTlCE.-l wish the public to know that the
~ man James A. Wise, Policeman At the Capitol,
convicted the other day, before the Criminal Court
for assault and battery and resisting an ocer In the
discharge Of his duty and sentenced BY the court to
four months' imprisonment In the common Jail Ia
not John H. Wise, the rsputsd negro catcher:
~ 29-lm J. II. WISE.
New York Tribuue please copy four months, ana
send bill to THU once
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
Capture OF . rebel Bridge burner.

Lieut.. Dobson, Of this city, q member Of the
First District Of Columbia regiment, captured
IA man, on Tuesday night, supposed to be one
of the rebel prisoners who recently escaped
from Fort Delaware. He was detected in the
rascally attempt to destroy the bridge on the
railroad this side of Annapolis Junction. He
WAS unsorewing the bolts at the bridge, and
had he succeeded, he would probably have
preoipitatsd the next train down the embank.
meut. Hang the rascal at onQe. .u. ,.a'
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
Nor. aovernm.nt Property.

Last night Onacer ,O'Connsll Of the Fourth
ward arrested an lrishman named VIM. Fagan,
who keeps rum mill on the Isladd.. on D st.,
wrong, went into Fagan's place and saw some
Government blankets, &o., which he seized and
then demanded the license Of the party, which
be seized and then demanded the license Of the
party, which he said he could not hnd. The
ofioer then arrested him and brought him be-
fore Justice Walter who postponed the case
for hearing this morning.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
PArdOned. .

Tue President has pardoned Felix Mullen,
who was convicted in the criminal court on the
2ist of February last, of burglary, and ssnten
Ued to the penitentiary for three years. The
pardon was granted on the unanimous petition
Of the Jury who tried and convicted him, under
u miscOncsption OF the law.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
Disloyai Omcials.

Thsre arc many disloy al employees still en-.
toying Government favor In the Departments.
An effort will lbs made To weed out these
wretches SO soon rs any one In authority can
get time TO hear the evidence. which In some
cases is overwhelming. Therefore there has
been no encouragement to those who were
disposed to give information! as 10 the dialoy.
atty Of any ono enjoying Government patron.
age, and the traitors have been allowed To fat.
IuU,tirer i... Nh. - '. b |'' .. ... a
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
Concealed Weapons.

Ofiosr Britt, Of the Second ward, arrested u
man named H, b. Jones, on tho charge Of car.
rying concealed weapons. He was taken before
Justice Clark, Nho fined him $2l. He repre-.
scented himself as secret agent Of the Govern.
ment but IL believed to be An impostor.
Michael Korrigan, arrested In the Seventh
ward, on the same charge, was fined, by Justice
Stratton, $40 and costs.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
CTATUARY,
- MARBLE MONtIM ENrs.
60, sc.

have large and most extensive stock OF
Italian marbis Mon Is, GrA vsssSa -,
de-, &C.,
br sale at low proes, cash will sell Ut reduced
prices to those sf the army " navy who may want
6sm W. mementoes for their comrades who have
hilsn in defence Of the Uuion.
WIN. RUTHERFORD,
tsb l7-Sm street north, bet 18th and fsth.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
Inpersans Arrest Of Rebels.

Major Dostor, the active Provost Marshal Of
this city, has within the past two or three days
succeeded in feSriting out and breaking up two
rebel routss-oue fof mails and spies between
Richmond and Washington, BY way Of Alsxan
dria and Frederioksbufg-the other for aiding
dsssrters from the Federal army, sending them
Baltimore. In the latter case, the "secesh" got
hold Of two more "deserters" than they bar.
gained for, having "put through two live boys
Of the seth New York, who fancied they would
take q tour Of observation among Maryland
"secesh." Numerous arrests have been made,
Including q lawyer and wealthy farmer Of
Marlboro merchant Of Colesviile, female
mail carrier. Of Alexandria, y spy near
Ieesburg, and others Of importance. The
vigilance Of the Provost Marshal and his assist
ants promises to breek vb for time the nefs.
rious proceeding sof the rebel symPsthizers
among us. Perhaps the Odd Capitol has been
emptisd Of rebsis OF \ more Southern CLINE
only to be Alled with those Of this region fully
al deserving of II.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
Circle Institute,
Ton11N IaACatOO.

For XoAnG IAca1oO.
No. 0l II street, noar the Circle.
Terms per Quarter OF Ten wetks, sI2-Frsnoh ana
Mvsic included.
Spanish, Italian German, Latin, and several Other
languages taught In the same school
Or. 4. ZAPPONE will give three lectures each
weak on Ntsrsturs and Science, snd otherwise Assu
Whsasvss hs can spare time from Ills medical proiss
sion,
Vs M. A. LAPPOkk, fiinsyai
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
Fast Driving.

ward, arrested Joseph Huhn, George Lubsr,
' and George Miller, for fast driving In the street,
, They were taken before Justice CLARK, and the
hrst was nned 1894, the second y, and the third
was dismissed. -.I.,.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
Criminal Court.
BEFORE JUDGE CRAWFORD.

BEFORE JUDtE CkAWFohp' .....
July 3O.--Wm. Chambers, indicted for an as
sault and battery with intent 10 kill WIN. Mo.
Jury, who retired, and up to the hour Of ad.
journment, they had not returned a verdict In
the case. ... ..
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

LSDWARD LYOETY,
z 90 TX 5I N ID n rRl
No. III Ps~Wsytv0aia aos., WssAiWgto~, D. q.
Books bound u svssy ss5is, Turssy, aosoeso, 8us
., ~ pe3 ta1es~sN
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
A AhOwsr Hath.

John Warner was arrested by Ofioer MoEl.
fresh, Of the Fourth ward. on Tuesday night,
being found drunk in the street. He was trestsJ
to q cool shower bath, which had the ef,ot or
SOLDERING him somewhat.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
Tn. Ema.cip.tioa Uonamis.,o,srs.


The following slaves were freed, since our
last report, on their own application. through
their counsel, George Z. H. Day, ESQ.,:
John r. Chinn, Ann DotsOn, Sarah Carol and
Charles Dotson, Richard Chambers. Cornelis
Gray and her son, Julius Augustus Mcclellan,
Mary L. Chinn, Jesse Chinn, Mary Burber,
Henry Burber, Henry Upshur, Charlotte Bea.
Beckett, Henry Beckett, and Mariana Beckett.
There are some afthen or twenty cases now
pending before the Commissioners.
Editor National Republican Please say to
sloners Of Emancipation for free papers, that I
have placed all such papers, a. well as all blank
forms and the aot amendatory to tho emRnoi.
patton aot, In the hands Of the Hon. Richard 8.
Cox, whose Office In near the City Hall. Mr..
Cox will attend said court when II 10 In session.
Yours, most respectfully,
GRoRoE f. H. DAY.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
AHistsd 80 U.rortvnaa,,

We call tle special attention OF those who
have been SO unfortunate a 10 require the
ektll OF the best physicians for certain Diseases
We publish In another column. We learn that
the Doctor IN the most thorough. e6botiye
physician In his line In the country. ''.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
Uni,n Literary 4 ssssaasls..

The following gentlemen have. been ole
Dfdoera for the ensuing term: So,
President--John 4. Clements.
Vice Presidsnt-W. d. Blaokford.
: Recording eeoretsry-John n. Elliot.
FlnanciAf escretary-Frank Barrett.
Tr66utror-G George Miller.
(, Editor-Wm. N. Robertson.
AssistnAt Editor~-J. v. Grant.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
Tn. rn.noipation Com m issionsrs,

Recently, two old and deorepit blacks were
produced, for whose valueless services ss
master had withdrawn, the old woman told one
Of the Commissioners that he had broken faith
with her. After promising TO let all her chill
drsr be freed with her, he had sold them all
eight In nnmber-into Maryland.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
viss,>s Days ~ ss. Hssp,saas .. Gals

General Hospital, (0ircis. J. Monday, Wed.
nesday. Thursday, and Saturday, between ,
and O'Clock, p. m. ~ e,
General Hospital, Judiciary Square. e.)-Mon.
day and Thursday, between and O'Clock.
Cranch Hospital, (E street Baptist church
and the Unitarian church. .)-Evsry day, from
to O'Clock.
Any addition to, or alterations In, The above
table will be oheerfully made.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
Aaoshsr wife Whappsr.

Joha h. Long, a hackman, Was arrested sa
the Inland yesterday, By 0niosr Connsil, -
complaint OF his wife, who charges him with
beating her In an unmsroiful manner. Hs was
taken before Justice Stratton. Who held him
for further hearing. ..r...'.,
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

INV r. s II NJ II N rs.
SEvEN AND THREE.TENThs UNITED
STATES NOTES,
UNITED STATES BONDB-DUE 1881,
ONR YEAR CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTED,
NESS,
QuARTERMASrER's VOUCHERS,
DEMAND NOTES, (OLD IssUEJ
act OF August 10, 1851;
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN GOLD,
UNcURRENT BANK NOTES,
STOCKS AND BONDS ON COMMISSION,
Bought and Sold.
RITTENHOUsE, FAINT 4 CO.,
Bankers, ah2 Penusylvauis avenue.
jyi is-lm
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
short hIeRsuFe,

The arrest mentioned by US yesterday for
the above offence, was not 10 the Northern
Liberties, but In the Centre market. i..r r.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
PIN Ely POIN

he splendid steamer KEYPORT will leave the
foot Of geventh street for Piney Point, EVERY
will leave Piuey Point, SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
jy2 2-tf WIN. r. SNOW, Agent.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
Comfort and Eass In ons Minute,

enlarged and disassd joints, warts moles, and all
sxcsssenoes Of ths fset hands and face instautans-
ously removed without the least pain or slights.t
gson Chiropodist, No 42e, Pennsylvania Avenue,
between Four. and. .a-balf and Sixth Streets 0 few
dsors below the NatiOnal Hotel Hours Of consul.
tation from o NJ, to p m jyN
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
,rhe No.rth W.,a Polios

Reported forty four casss OF arrest yeatereay,
during the twenty -fUur hours Of duty. Either
tho roguss, the police. or both were unusually
active on that day.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
Dsafnsss, sisht, Cross nyes.

Testimonials from some Of the very beet oiussas
who have been restored 10 their hearing and eight,
under Dr. Won Mosoh1aker's trestm mt, can BE- sx.
emined at his office, 227 Pennsylvania avenue.
Cfcss Eyes, Strabsmus, operated and made perfsotly
right jy1i-sts
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

IN Monument Grounds, In this city, On the 10th
day Of Angus, 1862, at1oo'olock a. m, large guam
tity Of Hogs and young Pigs: qusntity Of btook
dne Wool 'E.E. ~
Terms oash. Payment, made in Treasury notes
A. BECKWITH,
Col. 4. d. G. and G. D.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

DIC.NIIC. PICNIC,
FOR THE BENFIT OF
81. MATTHEW SCHOOLS.
AT AhALOSTAN ISLAND,
HOLIDAY. August q.
Bosu will convey yisitors to the island free Of
charge, from Wsstsrn Wharf Wsshinyton, and foot
msncing st O'Clock 9. U.
Ticksb 70 the grounds 90 cents; children half price
Nusio and refreshmenb In abundance.
The object Of this pe; ME being 70 ,ai.s funds TO
nsnt footing, II 10 hopsd that the member Of the
Parish and the public In general will concur 10 rem
der Il successful
Tickets may BE- hAd Of ths following committee
Geo Harvey Daniel Myers,
Wn. r Drury, Geo. Kidwell,
H. Tumalty, Jas, Chapman,
John Chapman, jos keetsr,
Daniel Lipkins, VIM. n, Harvey
p. Jordan, MiohSsl Fitzgerald,
WIN. I. RriEzs,l, John Green,
Walter DFury, Y. T. Queen,
Wm. A. Ksnnsdy, Thee Williau,s,
John stsis, JShn NsosEi&s.
J Nse-kAiSA
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
TO AQUA CREEK
AND
r L ~ Il Y PoIN II
Tho Potomac Steamboat Company

Tho POt0mac Stbamb0aI lOmWny
WILL dispatch beat from the foot OF seventh
w street, Washington, every moFnipg, (Sundays
sxoepted) Ut six O'Clock for AeQua Creek, stepping
1t Marburys Landing, Returning, will leave 40
quis Creek every day, (Sundays exceptsdJ st .
O'Clock p. m.
In connection, freight boat will run every day
For freight and passage, apsly on board the boats.
On Saturdays, the bos, leaving at six O'Clock In
the morning will extend her trip TO Pinsy Point,
and principal intsrmsdiats landinss Returning,
evening.
Fare to Aoquia Greek, g. Round trip,a
Fare to Piusy Point, -,
For freight, passage, apply 10 frssht assass On
the whsrves.
Wssh Rton, June II, 1894.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

ny }. q. mcGUlkE - CO., Auctlonse...
d LARGE STOCK OF FINE CONNECTION
cay s and ,s ConfsS,ionsr' & Moulds Copper Tools
iUsouron re,s TUEspA9 % Sossfsa July sS,S
commencing at 10 O'Clock we shall sell at the we'll
s1snu.' % ~ between TWeit,s and Thiitssnth strssi..
Cousssr cssss, SILVER Plated Counter Scales, ai,s.
Jars; sS ESOn,iSsn. tI part .sa G aon,o.
r,.i DG r;Ssy E.S,. ssss' sss .S
French Preserves, Pickles
Brandy Fruits, 40, In great variety
3 Fine Plated Counter Cases
Counter Scales, Plated Seans, Dishes, asd
Large number Of handsome Glsns lara, Dishes
Ard many other articles too numerous to advertise
viii be sold, Al the Fsctory on street IN rear .,
Store, all his stock Of
Moulds, Coppers, Fre-Iers, Machinery,
Tin, Lead, and Plaster, In large assortment
All d which will be sold without ressrvs. Mr.
asuslsr intending to change his 6nsinsss ,
jy 26--dis Anctionr~rr
xosSf s..s August % p; When 4. sss
tents Of the factory will be s"d' same hour. Ln
trance on street "A. " v,ou,vr.c,
DY j. q. McGUlRE d CO.. Austionsrss.
ID ONE THOUSAND CHINESE AND ia
PANESE FANS. LANTERNS, &c., AT PUBLIC
SALE-On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, August lst
commencing at O'Clock, We shall sell At the Aue
tion Rooms, 4 large lot of
Chiness, Jspanvse, teaihrr and Palm Leaf faus
In great variety Of pattern, sizes and quality.
b sold without reserve.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE 4 CO,
Jy 2a-ds IStarl Auctione~-..
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
rebel Prisoners Gone so Dixie.

The now arrangements with reference 10 the
exchange Of prisoners has operated quite N.
vorably upon some Of the pet rebels whom
Uncle Sam has been feeding for some time
Yesterday morning, about Q O'Clock, some la0
Of the rebel prisoners confined In the Old Capt.
tol were marched out, and under y guard of the
Eighty sixth New York, commanded by Capt.
Higgins, were escorted to the steamboat wharf
where they were put on board one Of the Gov
ernmsnt transports for Fortress Monroe, for
exchange. The most Of them walked TO the
boat; but about 80, who were sick, followed In
wagons. Among them were Lieut.. Col. Rey-
nolds, Of Mississippi, who was taken at Fort
Donelson, Capt. Monaghan, and Richard Wash.
ington, who ma rched in front Of the procession.
Most OF them were better dressed than is usual
with secesh prisoners, being in full uniform
gray pants, coats. and gray caps or hats, some
with black fsathers--and all appeared In high
spirits at the prospect of again being In Dixie.
As they were getting ready to leavs, quite .
crowd gathered around TO zoe them; and on
their way to the boat they attracted much At.
tention. This exchange reduces the number Of
prisoners Of war ut presont confined TO about
twenty, who have been sent down from the vi.
cinity Of Warrenton within week or two past.
The State prisoners, numbering some 30 or 10,
are still In the prison. 'F ~ me-.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
T q. & d. w. BATED,
- Practical Clock and Watch Repairss aud
IoUOoIl0Hs0A

No. 4al 4 street, one door below Seventh st,s.'
All styles of CLOCKS repaired q .ss,dsnSts y
for one year All stylG % syLOCks iSr sais a as ne
prcmptness I'D ii dispatch. " t-in
DULLION BANK.-Ths Bank Is now doing
ID business at the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
and -Four aud.s half streets, dealing In exchange,
drafts specie, &c also, redeems their small bills In
specie, st current rates, or Treasury notes.
Il. BRACKETT, Prest.
3. X. DEXTER, Cashier. jy96-lm
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

nrUTiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THk
IN Copsrtnsrship heretofore existing between
LYLE 4 COFFIN Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, JOHN q. LYLE,
! A COFFIN
Johu q. Lyle still oontinuss the businsss ~ ths
old stand A ~
WAsAIHsTos, July Il, 1862, jyS