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The national Republican., 1862-07-21
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a reisbls correspondent says: An Intelligent
soldier from New Jersey, vt the hospital ut the
Unitarian Church, with n ball through his arm,
informed me that three or four persons pur.
porting TO be members OF the New Jersey Be.
lief Committee, had called In the past week,
taken lists Of few things he needed, but he
has not seen the committee nor the articles.
He does not complain, as he knows that this
WAS n voluntary proposal, and the surgeon has
got what he needed to be drawn from bis pay ,
but he did not expect citizens Of his State would
excite his hopes only TO destroy them.
soldier from New York, ut the same hus
pital, has similar complaint Of his State. Is Il
true that persons appointed upon committees
do not fulfil their trust! SUB.
The Sick AND WOUNDED. iearn, with great
pleasure, that the brave men who for some
weeks have occupied our hospitals are, with
few exceptions, doing well. Their acoommO.
dations are Of the best kind. the surgeons are
skilful. attentive, and evince great care; medi.
zines are at hand, nOurishment literally sup.
piled, and the women Of Washington and
Georgetown Heaven ever bless them-are un.
remitting In their visits and attentions, bring.
ing with them boqusts Of sweet flowers and
little deltoacies which cheer and comfort the
war.worn soldiers.
ARhORY HosPIrALs.-The twelve long build.
ingB near the ArmOry, on the IslAnd, are now
nearly completed, /, and they will doubtless make
the best hospitals In the city. Gas and water
have been introduced. The houses are we'll
lighted. and admirably ventilated through the
roof. They will accommodate som 500 or 600
patients. There Is also all out.building for
cooking stoves, &c.
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
A,,,,., .tw,..,...

the pu6iioati6N Of the Movement o. Troops to
be interdiotsd until the notice OF such mattsrs
% freely BY our mpofartes passed unrsbuk.
sS ;.ss X s:E az :ssss sSss ~ ss'ss K
regiment Of Illinois yo!unteers, which came in
l ,0<0 men, rank and Ale, and are ~ hne looking
ss any regiment We have yst ssen. Thsy hail
around @ al the home of Z ti Ire president. They are
the nrst regimeut Of infAotry ordered 10 the
Capitol from that State, and were Organised
within ten days after the call WAS issued. The
glorious reputation OF the Illinois tfoope 10 se1s
IN their hands II called into action. The fol.
Col. i. Stewart, @ Lieut. Lieut.. Col. n. L. Taylor. Mai.
q. q. Laoksy, Adiutant Jao. 8. Bishop. Quar-.
termaster 8 +. Tree, Surgeon A. h. Lamphear.
Company Al. N. King, captain; WIN. Hsr.
rison. ". nrst lieutenant; 4. v. B. Parker,
Company B~D. r. Coi1sy, captain; J. J. Q.
oilaisspis. oa hrs. lieutenant; VIM. RsynOlds 500
'"S Cnmpsnv S C.J. p. a.. John. cau,a,n. E,xv
Company D.. @. Hail. captain; +. x. Jenkins,
nrst lieutenant; II. B. Mcknight. second lieu.
Company E-Hsnry Dsvsy. captain; @. q.
ond lieutenant. .,s.y..
Company F-Jno. ". Norris. captain; ]. r.
Larrimors. second lieutenant; L. =. Bams. SEQ
Company CLOS. r. Moore. captain; II. @.
D'kotte. nrst lieutsuxnt; H. J. Stout. second
lieutenant. -- -.r.-.. .-r.7r..,...
Company HI. T. Brown, captain; yno. N.
Hamilton, hrst lieutenant; A. H. Bogardus. sec.
ond lieutenant. ...s'D ,r -.
Company limo. N. Bear, captain; 8. B. Cris
All. ''' ""'
Company K-Edward I. Jones, captain; T. L.
Aaratsrs, hrst lieutenant; H. L. Dunn, second
lieutenant.
TnE VERMONT NMrH.-The honor Of sending
the hrst regiment In the field under the late call
belongs to the noble State Of Vermont. The
above.named regiment arrived here also on
Friday. II 10 composed Of active, hardy men.
over one thousand strong, finely equipped, and
from the secesh whils orOsaiDg the Atlantic.
These, however, were exchanged on Saturday
| for the Springfield muskst. ... .HaS'I
The regiment is under command Of Colonel
George ]. Stannard, brave and gallant ofacer,
who has seen much hard service n Lieutenant
colonel of the Second Yerm, mt regiment, and
was In the Bull Run battle and the different en-
gxgemen's on the Peninsula up to the 1st OF
June. He 10 a striot disoiplinarisn, and will
make his regiment worthy Of the reputation Of
the men Of the Green Mountains.
Lieutenant Colonel Andross was IN the First
Vermont, three months service. vi Fortress
Monroe and Newport News. and 10 highly
spoken uf.
The other onicers Afe ais highly spoken VI.
| Great attention was paid to the boys on the
route hire. We doubt not these brave Green
Mountain Boys will maintain the ancient glory
Of their State.
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P;:fssssss1s; :ssss1 szsgts n 'aaHa'' Sai7sS

TEE NAVY pprx6i17DNT vali, vas, ,bs ~
essstiss st sssss .aSksv iss p4aas whssl
EssS sisa.sr vin havs e. issal.sd sass.. OF ~
- thae 1oo suhie fsss dsplepsnsut q vA.toe yer
stroks the leegtA Of ~ u oks " bs abost fsst
,.shss Ths f..n % bs VI ysllow 'isv, s'rossly
Thsis viii Se ! sswsir. s.risss sssAsss.,, /.
yh1oh ~ eoedsasisg ssyfacs wi,l b. coapossd o.
Ssevn ssa. tsbss ave ssghtas iaeh ost:Ls dia.s =,
Ssse s.:sd:.;d : III. :ss.ss - . :sSs ~ " ..
2, :: P..y s:s:S Z; !. ,ssis :;
psags' p.sloss; receiving .ssl dsliyeIy valve. 81
s.s ;i:. E. e q .ss - ..
S,s ,.:' 4 e.. !, .,d d.. ,ss 9 y,s; S
.s snssd Tor vostins beos'd o bsst % VEL |.
me ores.hssd 70 be Of wrought iroa and ae,sAs!.
Ihs shsn to b o. wrought ir. Z, turned Tie out
g ,: e: !. h
@ .i,n ~. sOls md asn, and iiin AID oonsfsanI
e. * ss: ;;s 9s:. e s
and 70 have net opening Of twiss the cspaslty Of
s.! e :: "a .:s y s's::ss :s
main cvssshssi by hsisSsd iinis, asi wrought iron
wrought % ircs and q f..s 49, 4 .ssi.%. SsS n
.ter. Paddles 0 Be tventy fosr u numb e, fsst
Tnsrs 81 10 BE- two Ksstis /, ilsrs pe.d oppe.it.
each other, with the ase.roon tetyest Lsngih Of
boiler l ist, width 10 -. zig inehss height ssoui
nioes to b three isst vids; h,eth of satss ne.
inches total graz: s.,faos ies square fest total
heating serfaos not lee than 900 fss! She'll.
plate; Soston fsrnssss, sad air pt Of three
hJ Jdro.tatis ts-t pressure ofdI pounds pr SQUARE
.hash boiler y - have q Ne. ~ Dlapfsl blower
blowing ipto Ne baet " thr s.h pit.
Allths detail anish quality of mstsrials and work
So: 3 p:.ss: psl :Ss. ss
Sc.iS! iS pso. g q. pr;yes.y p.i.tsd
p.sees, insrumsnt, &e. rsqolfsd By 'hos spssihcs-
Tss proposal. viii ss.,. ,h. n,.-s of III. biaAsr.
all eost asd olsins sfa,ast q. Gov.,nnsat what.
sver, on .oeeans q tAe nsohiasry for vh!eh they
proRosss g. to iassi I Il The s:.,tl Soupi:;s snd
cassc Of suslug In the ns poft and Of tran, port.
Ing and erecting II In smother pot md the u
from date Of contract !. which they will guaranty 10
osmlets Il n N vs.se rsady for eamips, pr. vid,
the vessel ready receive It tweaiy o. 1sv ear
ler IL the vefsei % at the same post nnd cnr mont
earlier u Ut anothrr port; h not ady, wen on
days VI one mon b, .ocordiny tot - sA.s will bsa
lowed far completion froa date nadine A
The con rp' will embrscs the usual coua,tioss,
an vaymsnH vii BE- made In the uAuai m nuer q
the work ogfe.res
III ptophss re u tr I, darsst e Pr possi. 10
Paddlr. wi,el y am Myhiner., to d s,inRush
4 efh from other ou Lees lett
Tie DE Hfimrn' 'rsrf ts the ~, hi t'r J"o d
or al Of the prOpoea,s 'aade unae 'hH . vertise-
mr I, ", IN Ito cpini n, the public interest equine.
NJ p opkab will be Ilsiderei txoe rUIn pro.
pris o,s Vi marine engine baild,ng o. 'sbls'm.ni
10
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
Deaths OF B0ldisrs.

The following deaths Of soldiers, In the vari-
Gus hospitals. TO-, In this vicinity, have 90
ourred since our last report:
Thomas Elgin, company q. 5th Michigan.
James Rozell, company X, llth Psnnsylvanis.
John h. Burgess, company q, I'd Wisconsin.
John Darby, company O. S8th New York.
VIM. Mercer. company I. SD PsnnRylvanix.
James Ruerck, company A, 88th Illinois.
W. q. Shaw, corporal, o,mpany D, 5th Mass.
Henry Hewitt, 4th Rhode Island battery. {.
James Wagner, company I. 5th New York.
Chas. II. Adams, cOmpany =, 8lst New York.
Chas. Matt, company +, 4th Michigan.
HorrSsi E.nr GooospsSa, % I". company y sSa psnna'
Joscphus F. Peck, blacksmith. lst Rhode Ii.
land cavalry.
L. O. Flndley. company @, SD Pennsylvania.
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
Postage tamps as o~s reney.

At last, We are 10 have some relief from the
Government, in the way Of small chsnge, BY
msans of the law recently passed.. 1t has gen.
erally been supposed that the stamps cpnd not
60 into general use M n currency on account
Of the gluten On The back and the frai nature
Of the material Of which they are mada. But
this difficulty will be Obviated by the Depart
ment, which will issue stamps expressly for
this purpose, which will be made Of thick, sub.
stsntial paper, and without gluten. The de.
nominations are one, three, i've, ten, twelve,
twenty four, thirty. aud ninety cents dit
ferent method Of canoeing will be adopted,
and other necessary arrangements are now
being made for the perfec tion Of the scheme.
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
street aad Carriage wash,.x.

The Superintendent OF the Metropolitan Po-
lice, Mr.. Webb, has issued the following order,
which we deem very Just and timely. We hope
to see 1t carried out:
General Order, No. 81.
Sergeant: You will tako immediate steps to
enforce vigorously the provisions of the Corpo
ration ordinances with respect to the use of the
Potomac water.
l. Pavement or street. washers or hand hose
oan be used for hf,een minutes only between
sunrise and seven O'Clock in the morning, and
at sunset and during M hour thereafter.
2. Hand hose shall not be used In the avenues
or streets to wash carriages, Omnibuses, or
horses.
3. The caps of the pavement or strsst.wash
ers, when not In use, must be kept shut or
screwed down, and all leaks, waste or over.
aow must be al once reported to this ONCE for
action,
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
Heavy q nobbsry,

Last Saturday night wealthy gentleman sr.
rived In this city directly from France. He
put up at hotel In this oity, and went out n few
minutes. On returning to his room, he found
the door had bssn broken open; and on going
In, he found that his trunk had also been bro.
ken and the contents strewn around the room.
He also discovered that the robbers had pos
sesssd themselves Of three bank bills on the
Bank Of France, amounting to 2,l00 francs.
Brokers and other money dealers throughout
40 that It Ia hoped the rogues will yet be de-
teoted In attempting to pass them. Persons
interested will hnd descriptions OF the bills In
our advertising columns.
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
The kidnapping AFFAIR.

We have received note from Mr.. Mankin In
relation to the case Of the oolored man "Jim."
who was forcibly taken from his house, in which
he pronounces the following portion Of our srti.
ole totally false:"
"Another account Of the same affair says
kankin was present and assisted In securing the
volver at his head, and another was holding
him BY the throat, Msnkin gagged him with y
handkerchief"
In justice to Mr.. N. we would say that We fnd,
ON investigation, that he was not present on
the occasion referred to, and We therefore give
him the benefit Of this explanation.
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
ID. new pa,,,ss uh,r,n.

We mentioned day or tvo since The hbsral
donation made by Hon. Amos Kendall. Since
tns,. then xs have seen ne eorrespondsnos on the
tho nature Of the propagation. He proposes
to vest In LOT and buiiding, for the use Of the
Sixth Baptist Church and congregation, Of the
city OF Washington, rent frss, for the term Of
eight years, the sum Of ten thousand dollars,
PASTORS salary, for the like term Of eight years,
the dividends aGcruing on twenty i've thousand
dollars Of stock IN the American Telegraph
Company" .s
To this ofFsr he attaches osrtsip. conditions.
which are very reasonable. suoh S3, the build.
Ing shall be used exclusively for religious pur
poses, the church TO be kept In good repair, the
society not to got In dsbt more than three hun.
dred dollars, the dividends TO- be used sxclu.
sivaly for the pastors salary, 30.
As n reason for HIS generous donation, Mr.
ton, says:
"f wish to SEQ your sffsirs placed al onos In
ses of saS sns s.r.
men; but their pecunisry means are not abun.
dant, and II will be impossible for them, under
existing circumstances, to place their society
on that independent footing which 10 dssira'
The house and liberal salary for tho pastor
being provided for. the church Ia enabled TO 20
on to provid- good music and other matters
necessarily TO make the place xgreexble and
attractive, and also To create = fupd in the
course Of the eight Years with the view OF 70.
funding the money loaned. /
The church has gratefully accepted the
liberal FER ~ Mr.. Kendall, who ID q member
OF the church; and ~ the Offer ID available the
| LIST cf September, We presume they will Ut
oncs set abou, building or purchasing church
sdifcr. Mr.. Kendall certainly deserves great
/ credit for his noble donation 10 An object 20
worthy. He L. wisely doing good. with his
large means, while living, that hs may have
the satisfaction OF seeing the good e6eots Of his
liberality, and not wait, a. many do, for exscur
tors TO manage their donations. In the latter
case. death compels man I, give up his
property, and donations are easily made.
VIII Q living. sacrifices must be made, in order
10 be liberal. We hope Mr.. Kendall may live
to enjoy the satisfaction Of seeing n large,
fourishing, and selEsustaining oiuroh, hrmlt
established by the aid Of his labors and libef.
ality.
We learn that the church has good pros.
pect of increasing the amount. BY donations
from ether sources, TO about 1l5 900 for the
erection Of church building.
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
D,st.ibutiou Of Prsm,uns

The distribution .f premiums to the ineri
torious pupils IT the Fourth District school
will be made this afternoon vt I O'Clock NJ thu
Smithsonian. The Marine Band will be In At
tendance and discourse appropriate music. R
r. Morsell, Esq, will dslivsr an address and 70
citations will be delivered by the pupils Of ths
male department ~ the Fourth District school
Between the distribution of premiums to thu
different schools, tho audience will be enter
tanned with vocal music by he pupils. 7
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
rnEln.er of th. p. tom.c Aau.duct.

william R. Hutton, ESQ.,, has been appointed
duct, and the work Of completing the same will
be ut once entered upon. The conduit 10 near.
" finished. We are told that the name Of JET.
fsrson Dsvis, Secretary Of War, which 10 10.
soribed on the cornerstone Of the great Cabin
John Greek span. Ia TO be erased BY order Of
the secretary Of the Interior. Let his name
bs blotted out forever!
The national Republican., 1862-07-21

Passenger Trains leave via Psvoaia Fsry -
s.d Leai Doei, ron foot Of Chamber street..
New York, - folloWs, viz:
Att A. T., EXPREBS, for Dunkirk, And Bailslo
and prinoipa intsrmsdiats Stations.
Ats A. r., NAIL, fsnDunkirk, and intsrusdists
Stations. This Train remains over nisht q Glmifs,
nd prooseds the nsxt morning
Ats A II, MILK, daily, for ot'svtns, and insf
Az II A. 4 ACCOMMODATIONS dsii, to- ror,
Jsrv6, and principal Stations.
Al p. 4, WAY, for Aiddlstova, EswoSrsL
Al s p. n, NIGHT EIPkEBs, daily, Tor Dss
dirt Bu9Alo, Canandxigua, and prtaoieal Staroas
Tbs Train Of Saturday stops ~ sll Man rrain MS
hsas, ard runs only 70 Elmirs
Ate z. r., AOCOM NOTATION. sps HosssA
vtlls, ead pstnetpsl Stations
QATHAAIEL hARsH, Rsestvss slS 3
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
High Price for Fuel.

Our readers, doubtless, remember the high
prices of fuel during the last winter and spring.
Upon inquiry, we learn that supplies 1T this
is retailing at % per cord; taking several
oords, 4" d direct from wharvss, ~ ! pine, re.
tail, 81 so. or, from wharves, and In quantity
50 GOAL, retail, 81 per ton, ar, from wharves
50, rs. With such midsummer prices what may
we expect In Wntery
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
Future ID. ,
DY w. l.. WALL d CO.. Aaettoaesrs,
d Succes.otA to WALL 4 BApsARD,

pY w. L. wall 4 CO.. Aurt,o.ssr..
d Successors to WALL 4 BArsARp,
rkTsT.Fs sSsi% E lnH 81 i'fi fMrKov
ED rRorLkrI -, y;r,u' ,S Of de" M or ';us' duly
:. .ss ..a Ss pIoss.d to No
n NJ % MONDAY The SSH day Of july = A D ,isss
M L., nSmS:rsd sdsGRi Sinr.n .qu.,. Numbered
Eve hundred d sixteen. lsl6J w.th the improve
fSan term. s Sal. % sii S' CASH the residue in ,
not.s for the deferred payments, bearing Int res,
from the day ofssle deed given and deed oftrus!
required to secure - the payment Of the notes All
% ftSs % purshs.sr M should iii 10 comply with til.
terms in i've day. after sale, the Trustees reserve
o hs
three timss In the NettosGl @ e LHtsisgsneT g
ASr0S y. fbKfhH T. WILL s'cs5''' ncS.
JyN-2swSds Auotioneers
d COOP QUALITY HOUSEHOLD FURNI
1uy % sh
aa,l, at No 236 d street, between Fourteen'h and
Fifteenth, small lot Of excellent Paror and Chan
Der Fa'niture and Hou eksspins k'quisife' We
SUITE Mshosa~y Parlor Furniture, covered with
9Ls,ss Mahogany Wardrobe.
2Mahossny wsshstsnds
2Mshogsny Bed,ftads
Feather Beds, Bolsters, aud Pillows
Hal Mattresss, Blshke =, d 'ddiug, 80
Parlor spd Oh mher Stoves
Carpets, OilolO'h, and Mating
Refrigerator, C'okiDs Stove, and Kitchen Fur
niturs.
Terms Cash.
Hls-dh Auctionssrs
RY W; s,I,:..sy. L: WA.k !, CO. A.ss'"-'.''
soyERSMEsF SALE ~ "a OLD EEb'HW,,
be sold ou TUESDAY MORNING, s2d instsnt At
the Auction Rooms, ct 10 O'Clock
~ barrels Besus
barrel. Peas
. barrels Mixed Sssd, 40, sc
" l. WALL u co,
Jyis Auctionssrs
DY J. 4. mcGUIHE q co , suctt0nssss.
ID Two ,ss;s. rEENGh pt.I,p. rLATE HANTEL MLR. M
niturs, &c I, at Auoiisu -ou THURSDAY MORN
ING, July .<th, At 10 O'Clock, st No $40 Psnnsyl
ysni. L avenue, % ,sw doors east Of the National
Two large Gilt frame French Plate Msnisi MIR
Pair Of Parior Gs Chandeliers
rair Of harble Aantels and Crates
Eugravipg. 10 silt frames
D2mhAk Cur Aus knu SOrnlce
Venetian Blinds, Window Shades
Superior kaTbletop 6ideboaId
Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Oiloloth, Cocoa Mating
Extsnsion Dining Table, Chaifs
Silver. plated Wsltsrs, Castors, los Pitcher
Forks and bpoops, Excellent Table Cutlery
Chahnx Dishes. China, Glass, aud CrOckery Ware
Bedstsads, Bur~sus, Wsshstands
Hair and Husk Mattres es, Bedding
Cooking Stove, Refrigerator
Together with lot Of Kitchen Requisites
Terms cash.
&c MCGUIRE AGO,
jyls Auctionssrs
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
Psrpounl.

Gov. Alexander, Ramsey, Of Minnesota; Prof.
W. A. Chandler, of Psuusylvanis; Mr.. Erwin,
Of England; W. W. Stewart. Esq, of Panama
and q. G. Sholes, Of Canada, are Ut the National.
Brig. General Sckles and staff. Hon. VIM. H.
Polk Of Tennessee, @. W. Breckenridge OF
Mexico, and 4. W. shawhsm, Esq. Of Ohio, are
ut the Metropolitan.
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
DIED.,

On the 10th instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH ERwM,
aged ~ ysars-the beloved wife Of Denis Err.
win, OF this city. Nay she rest In peace.
Amen.
The friends and soQusintances of the family
are invited to attend her funeral, on this Mon
day) afternoon, ut 3 O'Clock, from the residence
of her husband, corner Eighteenth and l. sts.
baltimore and New York papers please copy ]
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
Visiting Days ~ the Hospitals In shl
CAty.

General Hospital, (Oircls.) J.: Monday, Wed.
nesdsy, Thursday, and Saturday, between 2
and O'Clock, p. m.
General Hospital. Judiciary Square. e.)--Aon.
day and Thursday, hr' We en- Q and s O'Clock.
Oranch Hospital, (E street Baptist church
and the Unitarian church, EVERY day, from
to O'Clock.
Any addition to, or alterations 10, the above
table will be ohesrfully made.
The national Republican., 1862-07-21

A AHE CHANCE.
For sale, Firtolsss REsTAUR ANT, situated
on the west side Of Ninth street bsewssu Pennsyl
vanis avenue aud d srtss The house l, hand
sonsly furnished throughout, and with 81. the mod
srn mprovemsnts-watsr,g gas, 10. Ths premises are
on sass Of Eve ysars, with the privilege Of fur.
thse lease Of ten ysars
The proprietor wishes 70 70 70 EUROPE and this u
bis only reason for ceiling out. For further parto
ulsrs, apply TO WILLIAM n. GRIPS,
No. % Louisiana sveaus,
Jyls-tf Near Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
CALF WAvER BATHING.

PINEY POINT PAVIkION-This
we'll kuown and dsiighttul resort for -
thoss seeking health and pl,sSure y now zen for
the reception Of visitors Ths undsrsigned begs
leave TO stats that the plsos has been rebuilt with
very large and comfortable cottages and newly fur
nished; nsw bathing hou,es, for ladies and gentle
has been sparsd to make 1t unsxoslsd by any salt
water bathing place In The United Ststes The table
will be supplied With 81 the sslt water dsiossiss,
rapius, sheep head and other hsh. The bar will be
fufnished With oholoe wines, hquors, segsra, 10
ioS boss ior he snjoymsLt Of the guests, frss Of
charge. Attentive and obliging servants A splen
did ootllon band has bees engaged for the season,
shall BE- lsft undous his part to give satisfaction
TO all who may give him osll.
erms-s2 per day, go per week, $50 per month /;
childre md servants halt price.
AL visitors are required TO furnish their own
bathing clothes. z. j. MARSHALL,
jyil Proprietor
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
Afflicted and Unsortunass

We call the special attention Of those who
have been so unfortunate ~ 10 require the
skill of the best physioiana for certain diseases,
to the advertisement Of DR.. n. Vellny, which
We publish In another column. We learn that
the Doctor is the most thorough, effective
physioian in his line In the country.
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
Omoial Changes.

ing agent Of the Post Ofios Department, having
resigned, the appointment has been q0lfsrred
on Mr.. James 8. Hall0wsll, formerly Of Alexsn.
dria, Virginia, more recently Of Sandy Spring,
Montgomery county, Maryland.
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
W An ARDEN's PATENT
POATABLE COPYING rNESs,
HANNAH l. CO.,

Bols Propristors, 20 Clid street, New York.
Two Sizes. $l.OO and $l.26.
Aar On reospt OF prioe, Press will be mailed 10
any address, postage paid Descriptive Circalsrs
sent II rsQusstsd. Btsiionen and Agents supplied
on liberal tsrms.
ssnF AGENT sc. ec--hhWsu
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
|ROPOsALs VOR WOOD A1D COAL.

DROPOsALs Fob WOOD AnD COAL.
os,Ios Houss OF RssassEsfArIvEs, y. g.,
SEALED PROPOSALS will b. rsosivsd d tAis
once until IL O'Clock on Monday tbs 9Th day Of Au
Representatives Of the Omitted States, I've hundred
and 1tty tons, (2soo pounds best white and fur
mace Coal, (stesmboaf siss one hundred cords bsst
dry hiokory Wood, and on. hundred cords best dry
Spruce Pine Wood. The whole to bs packed away
IN the vaults Of the Capitol ia the places whioh will
BE- shown on application to the Engtnesr IN the ssrve
BY the ,st day Of september next.
Bcnds for the faithful sxscuu.n OF the oontr.ot
will be required
Bids for the Coal and Wood will b. eonsi .er
ssperatsy, and ~ siactory arrangements must Be
made for the correct msasuremsut Of both
EMER6ON E1HERIDGE,
Clerk Of House Of Representatives, U. D.
ly ll-iAw4w
The national Republican., 1862-07-21

A xLEs AND SPRINGS.
JOHN =. ELVANS,
~ le-solw 800 Pennsylvania avenue.
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
M u w YOR X BUDIs T. 3 .
LAW, FINANCIAL AND COLLECTINA

NVOICH BILLS 4 BU8LNkD NO1ES Nk0O1IA1 TED
PloylsrAD Norss AND DEvERlD ACCOUNTS
BouoAf AND CoLLxoTID.
STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
., EXCLUSIVELY ON COMMISSION.
s%0OVERNkkNi CLALkS R0U0HI.1N
by g. q. HOUSE,
Counsellor st Aav,
10 Nassau Street, New Yofh.
fYns y..y !" ~ aai' a.S u'1i.s asas Osss.
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
Photo0raph 0in 0allery,

Photograph 0ift Gallery.
tographic Gallsfy which has htely been established
BY Chas Weiths st No. 63S Seventh street, between
Louisiana avenue and d street, where pictures ere
taken In the highest style of the art at The cheapest
rates A present, worth from twenty ave cen's 70
two dollsrs, u given with each picture. Je 23-lm