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Rsv. Joseph Hammstt,

For some years past associated with the
Columbian College In various capacities, has
formally resigned from that institution. Mr..
Hammstt 10 good unconditional Union man,
not tinctured with alloy, or affected by breath
81 q susploion, ~ ZONE men are. we learn that
tain the highest regard. with the wish that bis
good influence and example may long be oon.
tinued In our midstJ 10 temporarily supplying
the pulpit Of the Navy Yard Baptist Church.
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sr.ssss, snd e e = srSts e isspee.ies e ths
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800 sss per week. for all oontzass Of 10 900 Or
oontrict for over 10000, soastag from The dats Of
he ooe1aet. Failurs TO denver q epsaiA ID tlms
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nents 1use b boxed In the easen1a1y, manner the
boxes 70 BE- charged st cost, 10 Be determined By
IL iaepeotor.
1idlsrs Win stats,. explicitly, ~ uss, amount
and plaes Of each delivery.
Esoh party obtaiaing . contract will b required
snsr iato bonds with proper surstes, for lie faith
Ths Depertnsnt rssrves to Itself the right to 70,
jset any b1d - -
ley. Chief Of OrdaAnoe, Washington, d. O." and
will BE- endowed Proposals. for 1afAatry Accoutrs
msnts" JAS. W. RIPLEY,
Brig Gen, Chief Of Ordnanos.
The national Republican., 1862-07-23
Dfstrfbation Of Premiums IN the Third
District Schools.

Another interesting occasion was enjoyed at
the Smithsonian Institution yesterday after.
noon. The annual distribution Of premiums to
the pupils Of the Third District schools, who
ality In attendance, and proficiency in studies,
took plaoe in the presence Of large and highly
interested audience. Every portion Of the ball
was densely crowded. The pupils occupied
gallery. while his Honor, the Mayor, members
Of the City Councils, Board Of Trustees and
others occupied the platform. On table In
front were displayed the medals and premiums,
sizes, which were eagerly watched BY curious
eyes, uncertain a. yet who were to be the for.
The exercises opened with " The Star Span
3 brisf and appropriate Invocation BY the Rsv:
Dr. Sunderland. The Sad Hour Of Parting"
was then sung by the Female District school,
which was to have been followed BY an address
by joseph h. Bradley. Esd, but he being neoes.
After the " Red, White, and Blue" BY the
band, the distribution Of medals and premiums
took place, each gift being presented BY Mayor
Wallaoh, accompanied by brief and pertinent
turn, presented his Honor with q boQuet Of
flowers, until the table, at his side, looked like
floral exhibition.
These exercises were interspersed with ex-
cellent singing BY the schools. The following
"Gsy and Happy" by junior department,
district school; "Ailier,s Daughter" primary
No. i. "stsr Spangled Banner" primary No.
q; The Flag Of the Free" primary No. s;
Columbia, the Land Of the Brave" primary
No. s. "The Merry Sunshine" was swseuy
sung as a solo, and There's no Home like my
own" by all the schools, produced hns ehsot.
At the close OF these exercises the audience
were agreeably surprised by pleasing episode
mot down In the bils''--a presentation Of an.
other character. Two sweet.l0oking little girls,
Venny A. Langley and Annie Heyre, members
of primary school No. l, came upon the plat.
form, and In clear voice each made . neat
little presentation speech accompanying which
they presented, the one a magnificent photo.
graph album, and the other Beautiful boquet
Of flowers, to their teacher, Miss Emily e.
Tucker a. token Of affection and an express.
sion ofgrstitude for kindness and patience In
tho labOrs and instructions Of the past year.
Mr.. o. @. Wight, one Of the trustees Of the
third district, received the beautiful gifts on
behalf the recipient, in brief and eloquent
speech.
The band then played yankee Doodle" and
the company dispersed.
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A 00od Thing,

workmen are now laying the foundation fol
the completion Of the enclosure on the Seventh
street side Of the Post Once, which has 30 long
been IN eye.sore to the public.
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Criuninsl Usurt.

July 1.-Danisl Noonan was acquitted Of re.
osiying stolen goods E4Nl' - r
Mary Carter, oolorsd, was found guilty Of
STEALING 500 In Treasury notes from O. Nagle,
and sentenced TO eighteen months in the psnl.
tentiary.
Patrick koElroy was found not guilty Of steal.
ing watch.
John Stafford was convicted Of an assault on
his wife, and sentenced to pay hns Of 15 and
give security to keep the peace.
July 22.-hary Ann Riley 10 on trial for an
ssssult
The national Republican., 1862-07-23
Fast ,sadias on the Street

Il prohibited BY law. We make this announce.
mont In order that our readers may know the
fact, ss Notwithstanding the fact that the law
is violated every day, and 10 20 announced in
the public press, yet people seem TO be a. ig.
F. Day was arrested by Oficer Fuss, Of the
Fourth ward, for fast riding on the street. He
was fined 1858.
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.ARE CHANCE.
)ROPOsALs FOR WOOD AnD GOAL.

OYyIoE Housx OF RsPREsEHrATIvEs, U. g.,
July 10, 1909.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received st this
ofoe until IL O'Clock on Monday the eth day OF Au.
gust nexl for furnishing for the Of the House Of
Representatives Of the Omitted States, five hundred
and hfty tons, (2e00 pounds } best white and fur
Coal, (stfamboat sise) one hundred cords bet
dry Hickory Wood, and one hundred cords best dry
Spruce Pine Wood The whole to be packed away
In the vaults Of the Capitol, In the places which will
be shown application to the Engineer in the service
Of the House OF Representatives and to be delivered
by the ,st day of September next.
Bonds for the faithful execution Of the contract
will be required.
Bids for the Coal and Wood will be considered
separately and satisfactory arrau Rements must be
made for the correct measurement Of both
EMERSON E1HERIDGE,
Clerk Of House Of Representatives, U. g.
ly ll--Iaw4w
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CTRAYED ON sTOLEN.-On SATURDAY,
= about II m, from post st the Patent Once, 10
front Of ths Post Once, BLACK MARE; star In
the forehead; about hftesn hands high MARRIED ~
on left shollder; sp!nt on right fore leg A lib
q. q. GOS6, q Columbian College. Any informs
ton concerning tho mare may be lsft st this Once
iy 2l-tf
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small Notes.

The Treasury Department 10 making active
preparations for the issue Of the new Treasury
notes authorised BY the recent act Of Congress
The small notes-ps, rs, and 3's-will BE- ready
for delivery In about fortnight.
The national Republican., 1862-07-23
TO AQUA CREEK
AND
p 1 ~ Il Y PoIN II
The Potomac Steamboat Company

iho iVsolnao SsoaWpVub OOinpany
WILL dispatch a beat from the foot Of Seventh
w street, Warrington, every morning, Sundays
excepted at six O'Clock, for Acquia Creek stepping
q Msrburys Landing. Returning will leave 40
quia Creek every day, (suudays sxoeptsd,) at .
O'Clock p, m.
In connection, freight boat will run every day
For freight and passage, apply on board the boats
On Saturdays, the boat leaving At six O'Clock In
the morning will extend her trip to Pinsy Point,
and principal intermediate landings Returning,
leave Pinsy Point Al eight O'Clock on Sunday
evening
Fare to AcQuia Greek, ~ Round "trip, -
Fare to Pinsy Point, 81.
For freight, or passage, apply 10 freight agents %
the vharves.
Washi gton. June II, 1867.
The national Republican., 1862-07-23
VTERY VALUABLE CORNER PROP,
' ERTf pns, ~ THE HaTrG wIGlNdTY Nnp oF VIII

BY direction Of the heirs, the subscribers offer for
sale that valuable property, at the corner Of and
Fourteenth streets known as Lots and o In Square
so feet on Fourteenth street.
This property Is Immediately In front Of and In
full view Of Willards' Hotel, and 10 desirable prop.
erty for livery stable or some manufacturing busl
ness
For particulars, inquire Of
EDW'D G. DYER,
THO. j. FISHER,
jy lS-6t Exeoutors.
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" AN ANDEN's PATENT
PORTABLE COPYING PN Ess,
HANNAH l. CO..

Bols Proprietors, 20 Clif street, New York.
Two Sizes. .Sl.O0 and Sl.26.
~ On receipt Of price, Press will be mailed to
any addrem, postage paid. Descriptive Ciroulars
sent II requested. Btationers and Agents supplied
on liberal terms
~ Extraordinary Endorsements offered 70 inssiM
Rsnt Alena. sUv eo-dkvan
The national Republican., 1862-07-23

RY Green q WILLIAMS, Au.tionssrs,
u No 62e Seventh street, corner Of y.
BAILIFFS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNlTURE AT AUCTION.-O0
TUESDAY, the 18th instant. st 10 O'Clock O. m
shall sell In front Of Green wlliAns' auction stos
oy order Of distrAin for house lent, the following
sofas, Chair. Tables. Bedstsads, Mattresses
Msrdrob<s, Feather Beds, Pillovs -
What Nots, Hat Trees, Clpboaros, Bureaus
SWs,rpst.: W,Ipsa.: 9h sh. G,oth,, LoosiiE al.s:s,
And Crooksry Ware, Cool md otSsr Btoyes
And many other articles too numerous to enpme.
rate.
d. A. NARROWER, Bsilid.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
yV-d Auctiooesn
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For AQul0 Greek.

The Potomac Steamboat Company have
steamer Ksyport. She leaves her wharf, at
the foot Of Seventh street, every morning (6un.
days exospted) at seven O'Clock, returning in
the afternoon. On Saturday, she extends her
trip to Plney Point, returning on Sunday even.
The national Republican., 1862-07-23
Autaai Criminstieu,

Edmund Flagg and George ". Francis were
arrested by Onaosrs Barley and Nilstsad, the
culprits mutually charging each other with a..
sault and battery. They were taken before
Justice Ferguson, Of the Fifth wafd, who rs.
Quired them to give security to keep the peace.
The national Republican., 1862-07-23

ENOR RENT.-TWO PARLORS, having no
= connection with the other part Of the house
Inquire st 800 New Jersey ay.nus, south Of the
Capitol A pleasant situation for the summer.
jy l8-n
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EyEHiss s'1 q II A'yius' ''sn'r ofN.'h nd D
ssjo.isiss Ksisin srs rsspsssfslly i.vissd to st.
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ju,y q Rseosdsr.
The national Republican., 1862-07-23

uELyon's Ma9.stie Insset fsMds.,
r:s e: y sss 4 nv ,or = t1s :. :.s
Noths IN Cloth, Flu snd Fsrnifurs, Garden n
sset, b. An Genuins bssss the 1snas.Fs Of =.
Bsws.s B cf cosstsrfSiS IA i"itstiops. 4 - '''"''"
Lyons Powder kills all Insects In Q trios,
Lyoa's Pills ars death TO rats sAl mioe.
Sold cvsryWhsrs D. Q. BARNES,
apSo-TT6sm 2o2 Broadway, Nsv York.
The national Republican., 1862-07-23

ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONERY, AND
EATING SALOON.
MARSHALL ADAMS, No. 3ll Eighth strest
between and II streets takes great pleasure TO call
the attention Of his friends and the public In general
to bis loo Cream, Confectionery and Eating Saloon
No. 3ll Eighth street, between L and N streets
husio In attendance every evening js27-lms
The national Republican., 1862-07-23
Distrlbution OF Premiums.

The exercises attendant on the distribution Of
premiums to the pupils Of the Public Schools Of
the Second District eomprtsing the Third and
Institutien, oa wednesday, Juiy SD. at O'Clock.
An Grafton on the occision will Be delivered BY
s.SaS DyS = E'9 s,aSSuMst: - e shs Hisn
Ii. H. MUM,
g. H. uTslMlHLs,
W. j. RHRIs,
1t bubboard Of Second District
The national Republican., 1862-07-23
Visiting Days 1T the Hospitals In thl
CAty.

Cisy.
General Hospital, (Oircls. J. Monday, Wed.
needay, Thursday, and Saturday, between
and O'Clock, p. M.
General Hospital, Judiciary Square e.)-Non.
day and Thursday, between q and O'Clock.
Cranoh Hospital, (E street Baptist church
and the Unitarian church. Livery day, from
to O'Clock.
Any addition to, or alterations in, the above
table will be cheerfully made.
The national Republican., 1862-07-23

IN Copartnership heretofore existing between
LYLE 4 COFFIN 10 this day di.solved By mutual
consent. JOHN G. LYLE,
J. A. COFFIN.
John g. Lyle still oontiuuss ths businss, 1t the
old stand
WAsHIHoTon, July n, 1852 jy2s
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Esoapsd from the Look.up.

Catherine jackson and Caroline Butler, pros
titutes, were arrested by Ofiioer Wilson. OF the
Fith ward. for disordsrly conduct and were
looked up, but subsequently, escaped. They
will be arrested again.
The national Republican., 1862-07-23

Hr Special Nesics.-On and afsse Tssslsy,
April ,lse2, the tralns On the 8aiumors and Ohio
Ra,l!os4 yill sS%n:ncs : .,ussiog s.i,y. tssad.y
ooensoting ct Washin6tos Junetioa with MAI
Traia for all parts Of the West ua Whssling OF
Paslsr.burs. Through tlekss eold and baggage
ehscksd ". p. SMITH,
u. Of Transpoetstion D. B D. 2. Z.
sp1-du TBtaS 0loosl
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Anussvnsass.
FoaD's Arrpaux.- -sss advertisement.

Foap's Arunnux.- Advertisement.
Crowns TBrArRn.--Ths Arst.class troupe 4
minstrels performing ~ this oommodious and
beautiful temple Of the drama were Welcomed
last night BY another large and fashionabls
audience. Their hne aongs were listened TO
with great attention, and much admired, esDe.
cially BY the ladies, and their humorous say.
ings and doings were the source Of much
amusement to the crowd In attendance. " Gro.
ver's Theatre" 10 we'll adapted TO perform
anoe such a. they give. the stage being large,
and the drawing. room scenery or the most ex.
quisite style. They give the third Of their par.
lor entertainments tonight. and II any Of our
friends are at q loss to ind place where they
can spend an hour or two with delightful
pleasure, we say to them, 60 to "Gr0ver's
Theatre' tonight and see the twenty-five min.
strels. s,. a
CANrRRsuRY.-This attractive temple Of wit,
fun and music continues to be place Of popu.
lar resort, the crowd In attendance each night
receiving the various acts Of performance
given, with every demonstration Of delight.
The present company consists Of Sam Sharp.
ley, the witty negro oomsdian; Fattie Stewart,
the renowned comic singer; W. B. Harrison,
the well known extemporaneous singer; Andy
Leavitt, the champion banjoist; Misses Nellie
Taylor and Julia Price, the attractive and
charming vooalists; Misses Jenny Allen, Julia
Richmond, and Maggie Vernon, the besutiful
and talented young disciples Of Terpsiohore,
and q host Of others, all Of whom appear TO-
night In varied entertainment, which cannot
fall to give satisfaction to all who attend.
The national Republican., 1862-07-23
IXy AsAIAovOn sk lRT FACTORY.

WANTED-S0 females TO learn 70 make skir,s
person can, In short time, make, pSr weak, from
- 70 ~ Inq!irs: for psrtioalsrs 81 %o7 Seventh It,
between q and Bb -NU Nv
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Died.,

On Tuesday, 27d instant, Of consumption
JOHN u. AcCiMroCK, Jr., aged "a years and
months.
Notice Of funeral In Euening Star.l
The national Republican., 1862-07-23

ATWsseon's Progrsss OF slavery .-Copiss
Of h work are fox sale ct the once Of the National
RPsblioes. Pamphlet edition, Is cents. Bound
edition, Is cents.
The national Republican., 1862-07-23

QUMO as FROM REBELDOM.
JUST RECEIVED At TIE pATToN BAKERI,
lSs Eleventh Street.
Startling Tumor from Ssossaia
Awful failure Of supplies
"pread, )" the cry d, "Swsstsr, freshsr,
Sps6bread, raoksrs, cakes and ptes."
Davis can't Withstand the pressure,
Cobb 10 frightened beyond measure,
Msmminger, who guards the trsasurs(D
Sobs and wipes his weeping eyes
or the good thipgs made by Dayton,
Have they heard the famished trainy
Has some prisoner who has ats one
Tried ths favor TO EXPLAIN
Cnekers, pies that never safe one,
Candles, cakes, to give . Jsts on
Things like these did he dilate on,
TIL they shrisksd with hunssrapsin
IL Il true, this rumorsd ofsri
Would they drop the arms they WELD,
lfof DAYfoN's pies prefer
should be nsde them on the deldS
Lie snouSh-sash Unioa scoder
Has pGsts, ~ ~ tougher
For tAoss matohless pies TO suffer,
Than TO sst and ssy 1--WE yield p
DAYToN'S Bakery and Depot fer the famous
"SPlit Bread )" Boston and Pho Mo Cracksrs, Fami.
~ Pies, Cakes, Candies, Ios crsan, 30. Private
saloon for ladies. Jy 22-solw
The national Republican., 1862-07-23
isj,rlsLa NEWS ;
"a A1N,rslsaHA.

aH..s4 - Asssrtlssst. ~
~ g lho,rnna osplsa of The DQs6-
'.'n. .'souistsd asnng the nosting popuia-
~ r.nry day. .bosidss thslargs number served
10 sc, ras -apscrqbsn Advertisers will tAks
vn,. ,rnt5ingiy ......ra.. .....
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7 q. q d. w. BATES,
- Practical Clock and Watch Rspairsrs aud
T0UU0lloras

No. ASl z street, one door below Seventh stisst.
All styles Of CLOCKS repaired at residspo,s by
leaving address, and warranted to give satisisciof,
for one year. All styles Of CLOCKS for sale ct the
lowest cash prices. All orders attended to with
promptness and dispatch. jyS-lm
The national Republican., 1862-07-23

HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUcHU,
RELABoLDs EXTRACT sGcau, o
HEIxBo1D's .rra1HaF 1aF sst6teAAH s6tAE, DluhErlo
u,,,,,.,,,,,.,TaE GREAI DIuRETIc
HEIHBoIDs E1rEAGF AT s4GaT sSSaT' 'puRrr1c,
And positive end spssaAe rsnedy for DiSasss Of the
Bladdsr, Kidneys, ofsvsl, Dropsy,
A,a al, D,s.1c.s ~ ~ M,s.s,v o,..,.
Hss advsrtissmsut n saothsS ooluinn. Cat II out,
aad aand for the msdious q onos.
Broar a oosata5ah. Jse-am.
The national Republican., 1862-07-23

~ Basshsler,s Hair Dy-Ths Best n
the WoFla.-WilhAn a. 1laeAe1eg's eseeegNts4
roe ss..is; ~ssssssS T Sot 8 ,srs ,ss Hss !. &
lsas; remediss he ~ s1se q 6aA Alss, and inyIg.
Gfsiss %ff 'hs Is...,, Hs5 ,os s,, ~ 2 ISSTf R,a
lsavia9 ths hair son and beautifsl Sold By I'll
D.sseAS. g . -. vu,,.x
BzfcHKLOR,. q q ISsv ~ n "a g.
Faoeory, No. o1 Barclay s0sst, (LAts NJ 0reaA
way end ID BonAJ New York NJ Aly
The national Republican., 1862-07-23

Secretary Smith and family have lsft the
city to spend few weeks at Bedford Springs,
Pennsylvania.
Q. 4. walborn, postmaster; ". B. Thomas.
collector Of the port; and u. L. Hallowell, OF
gent, Of Boston, Mass; Col. D. q. kbell and 9.
Draper, Of New York; MAJOR Cen. Burnside and
etaf, U. 9. Vols; Col: N. Lord, Sixth U. 8. In.
fantry, are at WillaFds'.
Charles A. Ssoor and 0eoSge 9. Bennett, Of
Del; and Col. webster. OF Mass., are at the
Metropolitan Hotel.
The national Republican., 1862-07-23
CANTERBURY HALL.
L00asion0 Avenue. near Sfxth Bersst.
The Cool Retreat.
The present uuparallsl.d eonbins,,os Of artists
REMAIN ONE WEEK MORE,
By universal request
3. LAST WEEK
OF THAT
... MONARCH MINSTREL,
SAM. SHARPLEY.

3 unsssstiOssSly tss net crgsal and entsr!.inins
fsssim with sufhclent intellect, oonbintd With an
uncessing fund Of genuine hunor, to grapple with
day He viii continue his sxHibiuons Of fssn ss,ire
end brilliant Wit, embodied In his Local, Political
and Military Criticisms in his own peculiar style,
which has rendered his name 0e taN Of 0e city.
Lest chance to that Mountain OF Fun and Fiesh,
FArTlE STEWART,
Who will open new budget Of Comic Songs, Elhi
opias Sketches, assistsd by
ANDY LEAvITT,
The great Hspjoht, and author OF many Of the
uest popular Songs, BuriesQuss, &C now performed
y many Of the io.sslled Mio.'rsl Band: q! who
forts ofths prolific brain OF this comic genius
W.B. HARRISON
Wil appear 10 new selection of comic Songs, In.
trodpoins his Extemporaneous versincation Singing
on sny subject the audience may desire.
LAST WEEK OF
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR,
The Sweet vocalist
MISS JENNIE ALLEN,
The Favorite Danssuse.
MISS MAGGIE VERNON,
The Pleasing Danseuse.
FIRST WEEK OF
MISS JULIA RICHMOND,
The Beautiful Danseuse.
FIRST WEEK OF
JULIA PRICE,
The Pretty SongHress.
A MONSTER PROGRAMME
Every night this week,
In the production Of which they will eclipse oil
PREVIOUS EFFORTS.
NEW SONGS, NEW DANCES,
NEW BuRLRsoUEs, New AFTER PIESG;Es.
Admission, Is csnA Orchestra Chairs, so Cents
Doors open, X. Performance, sk O'Clock
)yai f6tar-10 sqs]
The national Republican., 1862-07-23

GsofsstoWn OF the ssvssth ward (fslaadl who An
70 receive their pspsn regularly will obligs the
sEs.s pslph'y y lssyins nSsacs s g IL.
whsn all dslinqusnoies viii BE- promptly attended
70. may n
The national Republican., 1862-07-23

0Union Prayer Msstaag-Ths Union
Prayer Meeting will be hsld every sftsrnoon this
yeek, 10 New York Aysnue church (Rsy Dr. Cur.
hour. ly2
The national Republican., 1862-07-23

RY GneEN q WILLIAMS, Aaesis snssr,,
u No e26 Seventh strest, corner Of D.
LARGE SALE OF CANDIES AND SPRING
WAGON AT AucrIoH-O THURSDAY morn.
Inc, the 24ih instant, st 10 O'Clock, O. n, vs shall
eell, % mont OF our Auction Roo0s e laree lof M
CANDIDA, lu full boxea, viz
leo boxes Brandy Drops .Ht.
" boxes Gum Drops
81 boxes Stu6 Data ..
Boxes STUFF Figs
Boxes Fig Paste ....
~ boxes Chocolate Drops
20 boxes Mixed Candes
boxes Turkish Paste
boxes Cream Drops
bbl Mixed Candies
excellent Coversa Spring wseQn u..
Ths attention Of Confsctio1sry deslsfs 3 invited
70 the sale, a. they will b sold ID large avsatitss
GREEN WILL1ANS,
~ nd Auotiouosgs
The national Republican., 1862-07-23


Dsafness, Eye and Ear.
Deafness, and all maladIes Of ths eye and ear *.
olusvely treated by DR.. Won Aoschzisker, ooulist
and auri,t, 2y7 Psnnsylvani avenue. The numef.
testimonials from such Reliable sources repeat.
edly publlshed make all further statements unnsoss
sary. jyalsts
Ph0tograph 0ift Gallery.
We call ths attsntion Of our readers to new Pho
tographio Gallery which has lately been establishsd
by Chas Weiths, ct No. SIS Seventh street. between
Louisiana avenue and ID street, where pictures are
taken In the highest style Of the art at the cheapest
rates. A present, worth from twenty Ave osnn to
two doliars, b given with each picture. js 2a-im
Banking Rates.
The 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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