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REVIEW OF CHICAGO MARKET,
For Week Ending July Is, 1869,

TuEsDAT ETzN1Ha, July Is, 1864.
FREIGHfs+ There ia Hunted supply OF yes
se1e, and rates are steady. To-DAT the engage
1nentB were az follows: To Kingston:-Schrs.
Ford, Anna Craig, and Queen Of the Lakes, com,
at 14s1c-Carada currency; prop. Montgomery,
corn to Kingston, via CoIliugwood, at t51Sc-5<
Canada and n o. s: currency. To oswego =
Prop. Union, wheat via Goderich. at tic. To
Buffalo: Brig Fanny Gardner, echss. Nightin-
gale, q. G. Richmond, Eleanor, curlew, Geo.
Worthington, bark Monitor-an with corn, st
114c.
LAKE AND Rail FHE1sHTs--The propelers are
carrying serJ little rolling fretghts at present
owing to the high rates Of grain ftetghts. The
following are the nominal rates:
Flour to New York; prep to Buffalo.
Flour to e Tew York. IN water.............. G.60
F3oaI e Ssw Yo1k, prop to Gederish....... qSS
Flour to Montreal. prop to gonlngw'd. g
Gafn1a, .-...--..s u-eU
ssA1L Rail- AND HRAIL AND LAKE. ERIE
FRE1aHrs-There is no change in the rates Of the
various eastern railroads; but we understand
four Is being carried at 5610c below the pub
| 1ished rates, which are as fonowB;
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The gradual weekly increase Is rapidly swelling
the rece1pts OF boards and scantlIDg, which now
couiderab1 exceed those Of last season. aud are
gradually approaching those OF 1861. The high
Iates Of freghts on the lakes and canals together
with the usual expenses attending on exchanges g
between Canada, may to come extent curtaI the
Ffiumeuts that Tsre intended to have been made
10 fois city from the British Provinces
The following are the ruling prices at the lead
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Albany Lumber Market-JulT g.
The receipts Of lumber have been large aud Of
all klnds. The supply Is increasing and the g =
sortment Is now good. The Gales during the
week have been light. and the shipments email.
as is usnal the first week in duly Prices are well
maintained and sd advance is anticipated. as the
exchange charged in Canada 1s increasing, and
fre{ghss on the lakes and canals are gradually
growing higher.
The receipts By the Erie and Champlain Canals,
during the lst week In July, in the years named
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The figures for the week chow thriving b1s1-
ness Is being carried on In this mart Of ftrafRc.
The receipts Of boards and seantltng FOR the week
are more than double those Of the corresponding
b. rod last year, while those Of etares show
very large excess Even the receipts OF shingles
chow large increase over last eeason-
The receipts BY the Erie and Champlafn ~ canals.
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CHICAGO LUMBER MAR GET.
For the Week Ending. July Is, 1860.

~ TUEspA9 EyEEzEs, July Is, 1851.
RECEIPTS OF LUHBER, sH1NGLEs, LATH. &c, FOR
WEE EEDnzG July IL. 1869, coXFAREn- WITH
n
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FIsH-ReceiTad last week, 956 pkgs; shipped,
17e. There is not much activity In the market.
the demand about equaI1ng the supply. In con
eequence Of the low price Of salt provisions, the
demand fo< salt fth has declined, and prices faTor
a ffosrn1xard fendenrY. We nnntn:
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EXAMINATION OF FEMALE TAAcHERs.-
There will be an examination of female
teachers at the Office Of the Board Of Educa-
ton, No. &c Lazalle street, On Friday, July
18th, commencing at nine o'clock in the morn
ing. The members Of the recent graduating
class ofthe Normal Department will present
themselves fer examination at tho O'Clock,
The same day.
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FLOUR-Received to-day, 8,o55 br1s; shipped,
a,547 brls The1ecetpts and shipments dining the
week will be found in the following table:
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tails respecting the bridge, which was built
BY subscription, giving subscriptions and the
respective amounts subscribed, etc, etc. We
trust that it Will appear in print for public
edihcatfon.
After the transaction Of some unimportanf
business the Society adjourned.
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EcARc1rT OF CHASGE.-We understand the
Mercantile Association hare project in view
to relieve the scarcity Of change, by Issuing
$4,000 in checks, and depositing the amount
in United States Treasury Notes with the col
1ector of the port as security.
, 1862-07-16

Count GAsPAR1s.s NEW BooK.-tt America
before Europe,'' the new book by Count Gas
pa1in, is just published, and for sale BY John
r. Walsh, corner Of Madison street and Gus
1on House Place. Those who remember his
IS surprising Of great People, Will welcome
this volume
, 1862-07-16

FtSEp.-Timothy Donovan would not
s'more on at the command Of an officer who
vas endeavoring to clear the sidewalk corner
Of Randolph and Clark street Of an excited
crowd on the occasion of the negro riot, and
was assessed q small fine for his contu1nacy,
Yesterday
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81 For cleaning and dying gentleman's c1othes
60 to Cook d Mclean, SO Dearborn street. This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than any ia the citr. chilly
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New MCs1c-MessrB. Root & Cady have
rust issued "Cncle Joe's Hail Columbia - q
stirring ballad by Henry Clay Work, and most
appropriate TO the times, and also Works
*sKingdon Coming with brilliant variations
for the piano By Grobe.
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DOMESTIC DRY EO0DS-The market contin-
ues firm and active, with an upward tendency.
, 1862-07-16

PoIsoSED.--We learn that 3 child living On
North Wells street, near Ohio, recently died
from the effect Of eating bread upon
which some person had care1essly placed
etrychpine to poison dogs. The little one
was buried Saturday afternoon. The namo
of the child las not tTanspired.
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w The graduating class of 1862 are re-
qpested to meet at the High School st two
o'clock to-day. By order Of Committee.
, 1862-07-16

HAMPER AND Cooley FOR Au6UsT.-Har-
pers Magazine and Godey's Lady's Book for
August, can be had at McNally & Co.'s, No.
Fl nearhnr, efreaf
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IxconR1e1BLE.-Edwnrd Baker, a lad resid-
sug in the II est Division, vas brought before
1bs Reform School Commissioner yesterday
sttcrhaon, charged with being an incorrib1e
thief: rhe bundles Of watches, rings, ch ins
ard money III stolen by the boy, furnished
the commissioner with incontestable evidence
Of Lis guilt, and he was accordingly sent to
the Reform School
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EXCURSION TO Ca1cAeo.-The Sabbsth
Schools Of Aurora will hold their annual bas~
ket picnic ut Cottage Grove to-day. Our
visitors will arrive at the Central Depot at
nine this morning, and leaye at tiye In tbs
evening.
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T7eek in magic.
An EXCURSION Br THE MESDE1ssoHS So
c1ErI.-A most pleasant excursion to Haass-s
beautiful park at Harlem, Was given uy the
Mede}ssohn Society on monaay last. The
excursion left at four O'Clock p. N. returning
at midnight after enjoying very happy eve
ming. The ladies provided ample hampers Of
provisions, which were discussed By moon
light under the trees. There we're mooplieht
stro1lE. moonlight hop, moonlight sails UPON
tie Desplaines. Mcndelssohn's fuor part
scugB we're sung in q capital manner BIZ the
male chorus after which the party returned to
The city, having enjoyed an ambrosia night
cf it.
EXCURSION TO Get your
ticket for fifty cents, and go next Thursday
~ith the Tabernacle Sabbath School to Val.
pasaiso, If you wish to spend a pleasant day
and have good time. A two hours ride, nea
scenery, fine town Of tsrer thousand people
fine groves at hand, full Zouave Band, lex
cream, lemonade Your own company an6
basket are the materials. Cars leave tht
Madison Street depot, On the Pittsburgh ant
Fort Wayne railroad, at $50 q. m, on Thurs
eay, July H. Remember the tins and place
,aud be there.
IrEATRE.-To-night is positively the las
night but one Of the great sensation drains
81 The Mccarthy, or Peep O'Day,' and II
urge all who have not as yet witnessed II
many beauties not to neglect the present ol
portunlty. It must be Withdrawn to CIV
place to new comedy, which was eminent
Fucceasful at Wallack's Theatre, New Yorl
entitled the "Invisible Hnsband,'' in whic
both Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Allen will appea
supported by the entire strength of the exec
lent stock company. An opportunity VI
ncx be afforded our citizens Of witnessl1
these sttists in characters in which they ha
<rained high reputation Ia New York CT
remember, tonight is the last but one Of
aPeep o'Day," and Let there be tan hou
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ExcURs1os To-DA1.-St. Paurs Sabbath
School and Society make their annual excur-
sion to-day to Fair Oaks. Go down with
them, escape the heat Of the day, and enjoy
yourself Cars 1eave at $50 q, m. Tickets
Dn1y fifty cents
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EXERCISES At LAKE. FoREsT.-To-day ia
The last Of the commencement exercises at
Lake Forest, and by far the most interesting.
Friends Of learning and Of the institution 10.
cated there should not fail to be present,
, 1862-07-16

ItMBER-The receipts Of lumber continue lib
era1, but owing to light stocks and fair demana
By city and country dealers, the market continues
firm
The national Republican., 1862-09-30
VistInE Dsys A. the Hospitals 10 this

Seminary Hospital (Georgetown.) Every
day between aud 6 O'Clock, p. m. This Is
exclusively n hospital for sick and wounded
officers.
General Hospital, Judiciary Square.)- Mon
day and Thursday. between 2 and o'clock.
Cranch Hospital, tE street Baptist church
and the Unitarian church.)-ESsry day. from
to o'clock.
Trinity Hospital, (oornsr OF Third and &
reets.)-Evsry day from to O'Clock.
Hours for visitors ut Ascension General Hos
pital, II street, between Ninth and Tenth, all
days, from TO G p. m.
Armory Square Hospital, (on Seventh stree,
between the Canal and street, Island. Every
day, from ! to O'Clock, p. m.
Cliburne Hospital - Tuesdays, Saturdays.
and Sundays, between the hours OF 2 and q
y. IN.
Visitors will be admitted to Carver hospital
only between 2 and & O'Clock p. m. daily.
Mount Plsasant General Hospital Mondays,
Wednesday,, and Fridays Of each week, hb
tween the hours oi IL III. and G p. m.
Epiphany HospItal-trom II O'Clock, m, to q
O'Clock, p. IN.
Any addition 10, or alterations in, the above
table will bs chesrtully made.
The national Republican., 1862-09-30
Deaths or Soldiers.

The following deaths OF soldiers we're reported
on yesterday:
Charles G. Perkins, company +, 18th Mass;
Columbian College hospital. Cordaville, Mass.
Julius Boemer, company !. Goth N. Y; Emo
ry hospital. Brooklyn. N. Y.
hospital.
George Donhouson, 2lst N. Y; Capitol hos.
pitsl.
sampson N. Pugh, company @, 7th Indiana;
lexington hospital. Rising Sun, Ind.
Ephraim Holmes, company D, 18th U. s. IL;
HarewOod hospital.
John Mead, 10th Mass; Forrest Hall hospital.
Corporal WIN. Bliss, company G, 63d Pa; St.
Elizabeth hospital.
Frederick Osralt, company X. 6lst Ohio; Mt.
Pleasant hospital.
James Robinson, company |, Goth N. Y. NJ;
Mt. Pleasant hospital.
Wm. Il. Eastman, company b. 10Th Maine
Eruptive hospital. Liberty, Waldo county, Me.
| Charles Hammond, company II llth Mass;
Waters's Warehouse hospital. Haverhl, Mass.
8. Matthews. company d, 9Th NY. cavalry;
Union Hotel hospital.
| ". A. Kelly, company b, Gsth Pa; Douglas
hospital. This man was admitted on the 2sth,
with both legs crushed. caused by being run
over by cars, and died two hours after:
-, Ellis Mehew. company g, 18th Maine; Waterss
| Warehouse hospital.
Gotllieks JAMS, company G, 2s,h NY; George.
| town College hospital.
Solomon q. Gardiner, company A, 9ith N. r.;
Columbian College hospital. St. Lawrence
county, N. Y.
Joseph W. Mason, company I, l2th N. n;
GsoI getown college hospital.
| Chas. Hanes, company Z, oath N. Y; George.
town College hospital.
The following were reported on Saturday:
VIM. Harris, company |, 18th Maine; Presby.
terian Church hospital. Oldtown, Maine.
W. A. Robinson, lst N. Y. Independent Bat.
| terry; Judiciary Square hospital.
Charles LnsnbtZ, company b, 49th N. Y;
Columbian G llege hospital. Buffalo county
MY.
+. Slaughter, company |, 6th Virginia; Co.
umbisn College hospital. Lawrence county,
| kentucky.
John l.. Horn. company B. 4sth N. Y; Co.
lumbar College hospital. Buffalo, MY.
| Frederick Brilman, company +, sth N. Y;
| Mount Pleasant hospital.
| John Richards, company D, 5lst Penn; En-
ory hospital. Norristown. Montgomery coun.
| ty, Penn.
Benz. Hoffman. company |. 4sth Penn; Capitol
hospital.
Ccrnall McGill, company A, 66th Ohio; Gas.
paris hospital. Urbana, Champagne county
Ohio.
Lorenzo A. Chase, company H, 9Th Vermont;
| Harewood hospital.
Lodyk Bozert, company c. SD N. Y; MI.
| Pleasant hospital.
Drew Waumsker, company F, 9th N. Y;
Rylsnd Chapel hospital.
| F.: Peck. company E, SD Penn; Alexan.
dria, Va.
John Davidson. company E, ,ssth Penn; Alex.
andria Va.
The national Republican., 1862-09-30
Hebrew New Year.

The celebration Of the Rash Hashanna, or
Hebrew New Year. closed on Thursday evening
last, and Its observRnces throughout this Dis
trict we're very general. There was cessation
Of all business pursuits, and between the Father
and the members of his earthly family there
was held close communion. As in the days OF
old, this Is considered one of the most sacred
Of the holy days. The confession Of sin, the
abasement of self-the ms,aphorcal Of soul in
sack cloth and ashes-and the earnest petition
for forgiveness, are also matters which con.
cern the faithful Israslite during this solemn
season. On Saturday the long fast, another OF
the humiliating occasions of the Hebrews, WAS
commenced; and this, too, will be rigidly oh.
served by all Of that ancient faith.
The national Republican., 1862-09-30
Arrival OF Recruits.

About four hundred recruits for the Third
Vermont regiment arrived In town on Satur.
day night. and left Immediately to JON their
regiment. They are n fine looking body OF
men, and are all eager to Join their comrades
to help strike the last blow which is ~ decide
ths fate of the Rebellion
The national Republican., 1862-09-30
Another HeRfmcnt.

The One Hundred and Forty fifth N. Y. regi.
and paid their respects to the President In the
afternoon. They have but Just arrived at the
capital. They were recruited in New York
city, and look like good fighting men. They
are, at present, Qusrtsred at the Soldiers
Rest.
The national Republican., 1862-09-30
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL,
/. rear OF ths assio.si Hotel.
The Great Resort of the Masses.
A WEEK. OF brilliant NOVELTY.
We don profess to have .uch artists ss
4. l.. DAV'EN-PORT,
but we have got the beautiful Mile
n A RI E T T A RAVEL.
Neither can we show you
Mrs. WI. FLORENCE,
but we show you the sweetest vocalist that has
ever appeared In this city, and that is Niles
Agn0O 0ontlaer1A1aca.
II you want to see great irish comedian like
MIR. w. j. FLORENCE,
you ss would e. to the theatre: tat you want 70 sss
TO the Canterbury and see
LEW SIM N Ms.
His style Of performanoe Is not like
Joe JeRersOn's,
but for good, hearty laugh. you only want to see
8 o 3 n A RT,
and II he can't suit you, why, you can't see
MR.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
for they are not here to be seen, but
WILLIS AR N s TR ONO
is and his comic songs will excite your liabilities to
such degiee, that you will not want to zee
J. 3. Clarke,
because he has lett wsshlngtou but
W. e N E Il 8 ON
has not, neither does he intend to, but II
Miss Maggie Mitchell
was TO hear
Miss AMELIA WELLS
sing. she could not help laughing, as
Dan Setchell
ays, hs SO L" blasted funny, my boy" Some people
think the only place TO see
A CIRCUS!
s under . canvas, but we eau show them one tha,
will stopish them more than
EIxON's cREMORNE GARDEN
would and for
ACROBATS AND RIDERS,
AsILEY's AMPHITHEATRE, LONDON,
Amt circunstance. When you see such an artist
tooo. H. DoLouis,
Goo. n. DoIloSltO.
1t makes the people wonder; and as
SHAksPEARE
Gays, " Can such thiugs be-" We answer, 1t can
John Diamond
wss . dancer. bat the peop'e say they never ssw
such one as
M. JEAN CT OSki.
He astonishes the natives, and 90 does
Edwin Forrest,
but 1t will certainly upset your gravity to see
THE PRINCE OF COMEDIANS,
aud the other men bsrs Of this great company, who
nightly appear at the
GREAT CANTERBURY.
GREAT CANTERBURY.
GREAT CANTERBURY.
GREAT CANTERBURY.
4 Grant Bill THIS Week
Repite mih Fun and Hun,or'
Don't Fail 10 Come
" You are Wise,
Yon Ii'W :
Doors open, 7. Performance, O'Clock Close at II.
Adnission, % cents. Orchestra Chairs, bO osutf.
GRAND MATINEES EVERY SATURDAY,
FOB LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Admis,on TO Na'ins,-Lsdies. 20 cents; children. 10
cents.
Doors open at oclock; performance ct AZ O'Clock
lood order stFictly maintained
The national Republican., 1862-09-30
ASA u,t and Hattsry.

Timothy Mcclure was arrested by Ofrcsr
Vernon, OF the Seventh ward, on Sunday night
on the charge Of assault and battery. He was
fined IS. 5.9i. which he paid and was discharged.
The national Republican., 1862-09-30
Drunk and Disor,lerIy,

John Murphy was arrested by Onicer lusby
on Sunday on the charge Of being drunk an,
disordsrly in the street. lie was taken before
Justice Thompson and fined $500, which he
paid and was discharged.
The national Republican., 1862-09-30
Attention, AffiICteLi

DR.. Veny is yet engaged in an extensive
practice In this city and We would call the AT
tsntion of the poor, puny, emaciatsd victim.
Of their own sins To the best sources Of remedy
First, give up your present course OF life AT
once and forever; aud secondly. call on the
most skiltui physIcians, (snd none are better
than DR.. Velmy,) and be cured OF the disease
which Is now undermining the constitution
and sending you TO u premature grave.
The national Republican., 1862-09-30
burglary,

Charles II. Williams was arrested on SUNDAY
by Oficer Parker. Of the Third ward. on III,
charge of burglary. owas taken before Jus
tce Thompson and held for u further hearing
The national Republican., 1862-09-30
StabbinK Affair.

VIM. Murphy, II teamster. was stabbed very
badly on Sunday night. shout . O'Clock by one
of the provost guard. The guard left him on
the street. H0 WAS taken to the Quartermas.
tsr's hospital, Seventeenth street.
The national Republican., 1862-09-30
M A RtSlE ID,

On the 25th instant, at the residence Of the
officiating minister. IN this city, by Rev. W. Y.
Brown, U. 8. A., HIRAM SPEAR, of company b,
Third regiment Vermont volunteers, and Miss
EMMA D. PETTEREw, of Vermont
The national Republican., 1862-09-30
The Indian Herb Doctor,

From Canada, will describe diseases aud tell his pa
tents the nature of their complaints or illness With
out receiving any Information from them horhdry,
for eoniutation or adnce oihcr, No. II Washington
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner OF Seventh
street, Washington, ID. q. sep ~ Il
The national Republican., 1862-09-30
Future DAyA.

DY w. L.. WALL. ~ CO., AuctlOmssr
- (5outh Cor. Pa. Av and Ninth street)
LARGE SALE OF GROCERIES, SUTLER'S
SUPPLIrs, ,SHoss, 40, at Auction. On THURSDAY
MOANING, Dot. I'd, we will sell at the Auctio.
Rooms . large assortment Of Groceries for cash
oomprisng-
20 barrels " hi,e Refined and Yellow Sugars.
Bags Coffee, kice, Boxes Starch,
Terces Hams
100 Boxes Eastern Cutting English Dairy Cheese.
Boxes Chewing and Fine Cut Tobacco,
Boxes Adamantine and Sterine Candies,
Boxes Pepper, Lobsters, Boxes Btters,
100 dozen Lemon and Raspberry syrup.
100 Boxes Wells and Provost Pickles,
Chow.ehow, Sauces, Tamarints,
Segars, large stock assorted brands
10 Boxes Candy, 100 lbs. each,
Boxes Glassware, rumblers, and Nappies,
30 Boxes French Lemons, In prime order
With many other articles IN the arooery line
sepg Auctionsef,.
The national Republican., 1862-09-30
Singing Services at the Capiso,.

The soldiers ut the Capitol were treated to
some fne singing yesterday. Several ladies
and gentlemen visited them AT eleven o'clock
and spent two hours in the Senate Chamber
Hall Of Representatives, Rotunda, and old Hall
of Representatives.. Miss Rumsey sang "The
Red, White and Blue" "Rebel Flags" and
other songs, and many Of the soldiers Joined
with the party In several sacred hymns, which
were sung with fine effect. The party distrib
uted to every soldier an assortment Of reading
matter, from the Tract Society of Boston--a
society that is doing noble work among the
soldiers, having printed and distributed among
them 100 900 copies Of the l." Soldiers Banner
monthly, besides n vast quantity Of tracts and
religious books.
Among other articles distributed among the
sick and wounded yesterday, were several
pairs of crutches. They found some who were
rejoiced TO get tuem, and Mr.. Fowle announced
that any Of the soldiers could have pair by
sending an order to No. 423. Fifth street. All
were evidently much pleased with this little
hospital concert" and we wish more OF our
public singers would follow the noble example
set them by Miss Rumsey. Singing does much
to cheer the soldiers heart, amid the long
weary hours spent in a hospital.
The national Republican., 1862-09-30
AUCTION SALES.
Tlai0 DRRi

DY w. l.. WALL q co., Auesaonssrs.
ID (South Cor. Pa, Ay. and Nlsth streetl
GOVERNMENT SALE OF SUBSISTENCE
SToRLs AT Auc1Ios-On TUESDAY,, 3oth Gepteni.
Der, 1902, at II O'Clock m, we will sell at the Aue.
tion Rooms, the following articles. osudemntd a.
unit for public service, VIZ
1,lb8 lbs. Bacon,
80 barrels Salf Beet,
~ bushels Beans,
10 bushels Split Peas,
1904 lbs. Rlce,
$50 lbs. Green Coffee,
$50 lbs. Ground Coffee,
Terms cash, Government funds,
by order, Lieut.. JOHN CUSACk,
A.C
Terms cash. W. H. WALL 4 co
sep Aactiouse
The national Republican., 1862-09-30
DIED,

MARY ELIZABETH SwEETsER, aged 3 years and
2 months, daughter of Moses and Elizabeth
sweetser, of this city, formerly of Massschu.
setts.
Funeral, Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock, at
No. 656 New Jersey avenue, first house south
of Capitol.
The national Republican., 1862-09-30
DAss M UN THn pOrumAu.

On anu after the 18th instant day Of September.
passes will be required from all vsssels boats So
navigating tbs Potomac river lhess will be Issued
by ths Commanding Ofhcsr OF the flotills, ana may
us obtained from the naval vessels stationed at Alex
audrs or at the mouth Of the river
GIDEON WELLES,
secrstary Of tine Navy,
RAW DErARrMKsr,
September II, 1882. Rpn
The national Republican., 1862-09-30

q r. It L - I a NJ -
sss Psnnsyivsnias s.suus, between iSth
and IJth st'ssts. u"'th side.
SrECTACLtS aud ENE GLAs3FS, with gen.
uine brazilian Pebbles. ,4uliHA Improving sud
strengthening the impaird ryra,sM
MILITARY FIELD GLASSES,
u unperiof uual,y, ht Lsy OF uishi
hi tkbS tofE5,
OfEkA a l. A3SES,
snnRtnSEafs1 rHH h 1S%fs', sus
iNafRuMENTs, ,COMPAssEs, BAROMErf a9,
THERMOMETERS. HhuRoMEIFRa. 40. &c,
FRANKLIN CO.
sep9 "a fruny Nahis ayruue
lust iKN oIRNtM SiCoK OF FCLuTHINls
d from the f-oplrs Clothing store, No 400 Sew
enth stTs-t, mart They out wear snythins you
ca" bu, aud the, are sold $" ShssP., P,,us
No lido Seventh street, near +.
would advise all Ia come aud buy their Clothing
At SMIIHiB, No. 4do *ryrnth street
II you are wise You will come to sMlrh'S, No,
to buy your Clothing, tarnt-h,nR Gosds, Trunk,
Hats, and Capd.
The PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE, No IsA
Seventh street the best place in tOwu to buy your
Caps j, II. SMlrHS co, cio,hiers, 400 Seventh
street
Call soon and see our new 81 OK OF fali and Win
ter Clothing, which We teiuB very low prices,
~ Ihe fEofl.ES Ni,tIhlNt Slokh, NO lbo
Seventh street. near r.
Great attractions Al No iHo Seventh street New
stock OF Clothing Just arrived aud selling at our
usual low prizes. J II SMITH co ClothirrsI
No 100 Seventh street aud corner lwratirth street
and Penn avenue.
| Great bargains IN CioIhng, Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Cats, Boots and shoes "a ihr cpfnrr u iwen
tieth street and Penn aN"nur
SMITH n co , Ciothirr-, hurst ward, cor rwsn
tlelh street aud Penn sNeuur ~ the chssppsi place
| 10 town 10 buy your ran aai Wiuttr Clothing
| Call Al the rT-t " aId Clothing store aud Get
your Fall and ,uter Clothing, Hats, Caps Boots,
ana Shoes SMITH SEQ, Cioihis,s,
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